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B
tTlIE SHERIFF DISTURBED
CHARGES TO BE MADE TO THE GOVERNOR.
?a-jiat mr. couNsr-L o? the boosi vii.r COMMU?
TER SAY?THE OTHER Ul*.
Sherill Davidson waa greatly rliatiuluM JteU nins
?.sn the etiitoment thal the member* of tho Aaarnv
)ly InveMigating Commit too would iinji*" tn :.*king
tho Governor to remove hun. Charles I . Miller and
Uh.dei H. I .vkham. the counsel for tho commit
t.-e. svent to All.anv lB>t nil*hts aud it is expect.il
that the committee wiU direct then, mmoi aa voe
i-it.le to lay the ev ul.ii. e in regan, to the Sh. rill be
fow the Governor. The Hher.fl'H alarmieee gnat
that he has eim.l4.y--d two of the, ablest tafrjetr. rn
the city, .l.isci.li ll. t hoate anil Anion J. \uii.lci
ii, el, to defend him.
A-M'iiilihii-.iin Roosevelt, chairman of the com
initlee. svlU himself ask for the remus al of the
Sheiitt in chm* t'ne ?.th.-t- member*of the wmaiittee
tl,, nut jo ni in the movement But the evidence ol
the Sheriffs misconduct in sn strong ami incontro?
vertible, renting kn areal 1'iut ou the official recortla.
thal n tree tlwnghtthal Umtewotud be united
action on tbe pert ol the committee in calling tLe
Governor's attention to llie subject.
Mr, I'.k muli. ni.mm; to the matter yesterday,
(?..ul:
The presentment will ne made te the Governor Borne
tillie this un k. lt.,!tl Mr. Loos, .veli that I would appeal
|.. m. Un iii .vernor .md |iri-s|.nt thc chun.. - . Ihcn '- im j
.1.i,>li| Mh.ilcicl Mi mi u.iiul flint thc i lina., s , ?i, I. ? - i
taincil. iiliu thal the M.clift si un lld ts- len ni ed. lillie ls
Indisputable evidence showing tbe Illegal*.} ot bi* act*.
th..il,* P. Miller, ul the commit tee's coouael,
said :
.iii-t tbe -h. lin I* so eoneliaive that lean
i -cc Ui>\\ thc I,om in.ir tun . s, ii-M- removing him.
erin charged for prisoner* a* remove*! un r1
i.i,,I il.ii s ii I,eli the i, aits nen- md in -? --'.un. illicit In
fact he transported no prisoner* wbatevei on tba**? duj a.
ii. regulnrlj i barged foi prisoner* transl orted at tbe cx
js-u-e of un- city by tin i oiiiuiissioiici- of < I'.uitie- nml
Correction. He cl arced mr the board of prisoners when |
tl.cy ucl., not In lr.* custisly. nml charged the coiintj
when tu- prisoner* were paying hliu extortionate rate*
lor boara. lt mi i, i.? ts aa ' warrnnl re
u?,..,i. then an official would *? secure la almost any
al it-' . prov ideal tli.a be i on d plead that bl* subordinate*
v.i. to blaine, lint flu- si,, iiu retain* all those aubor
iii' i ii n ii,,* ? iiiploy. 'i .. clerk who wa* >??*
charged 1<>i Irregularities lu another department. lin
.ii i. I-., inion - ; licnlous. Bad a* are t1,.
Hst ui ihe . Itj govi tiiiiieiit, wbeuevi i
i,m j........i show* um acth lt) in exposing them the talk
... I.ii-. ,i 8 ii ii lulu I*
puerile.
Bald "tie of thc sin riff's confidential friends:
Ok, wc are nol afraid over here. Governor Cleveland
ls not going to remove anj Democratic official lust nov .
Me don't want to dig bis p ive as Lucina Robin
ton did Bet tell you that" Aleck " Davidson
ba* too tiuic'i ii.li ii ? ? ' evelund to fear removal.
There are reaeona which I could ! [teruiltted,
timi ifoulti Matinee you thal (jos ei nor (levelaad will
mu rewove " Ab k i >..
Other De**a4>crat*, however, thonghl .liiv.ici.ily
lunn th.- Sheriffs , .i!,ii,iciitiiil frit-ud. Iii* > -ai'i
that tin- Ki jiuiiln na were making so much out .>i
the lni-d.e.is of the city govenuuenl llml it would
be a good stroke for thcG i lake some
?lli-( tivestep*tocorreel the abuses, lt ?m stated
that be did not hesitate to remove the District At
ferney "i Queens County, sven when b< 1 m ? il
s> .niLi lose i,i- pm I., .i Mute senator, and that il he
thought : i be remo ed he would
;u t on that eniis lion.
si i ? ? i n'.-oi. -niil 'h.it 1>.\ fMlviec of counsel lu
had ..'i., i'l.l'-.'i to saj untiling more about the mat?
ter. When the proper time cam. li would be read",
with lu* defence. He addodlhal several of the
prisoner* bad mule,I ina caril declaring thal the
t-">il furnished ut tin jail waa good, that - leau bed
tlmi: was furnished) very week, and that the keepers
did not ill-treat thi ai.
air. Roosevelt, befon I oi Alb uv .
day. *aid that the charges against tb< Sherill would
at once he pri'scnted to the Governor. He added
that :tll sorta "i intiiu in e I ul been brough! to lu ir
nu lu* conn line.? to prevent tin- exposun "t abuses i
im! .-,.!., member was deterniiiu'd tn no Ins duty.
The commit te* will proceed with ita work of iu
ition although nu tva* almost worn-out with
the extra work. He said that be would press In*
measures forthereliel oithecity goviTniiienl in
every legitimate way, ami if tbej are defeated the
1 usou,c will Lave thc ant mfa. tiou <-! knowing sslm is
responsible, The Ciatil Service bill to-morrow "sill
show ? aposed todefeal legislation to re*
Sew-York,
The Special (iiaad Juiy of the Court of Oyer aud
Termiuer vestertlay cont inned its investigation ol
tin- * lien it'-, oiti,,-. It luis li ol lol several sm ?
perts engaged in examiuing tin Shel id's books aud
papers. Several ol Ibo a - .-i the jail ami
some of the pi isom r* w< ri exam neil . ( ster-iay rela?
tive to the fom] fnruiali si to the prisoners, lb. rub ?
and regulations ol ti- prison, and the treatment of
the min,iii -.
Albany. -Mr. Roosevelt appeared be! ire Gover?
nor Cleveland to-uight in company ^ it li
chillies i?, Miller, counsel ot the Com
in.ttee ol (he Assen!,ly tba! luis been
investigating the New-York departments. Mi.
Miller niui Mi. lioiis.\elt statedthal they desired
lo appear l-cfore lum ai once, aud prest-iii charges
against Sherifl Davidson, of New-York, aud ash
for bis removal. The (iovernor said that he would
be prepared lo listen to them to-morro-w m"rti
ing ut t) o'clock. .V thal time Mr. Roo*e
w nh Mi Eni in, Welch, Nelson
sud O'Neil his fellow-member* of the committee,
and Mr. Miller, will present ihe leatnnony they
took in i. uard lo i he Sbei ill'- management of In*
otb. e. With this testimony tims- ? ill -uinnit their
n i",i! to the Assembly aud a letter fromWheeler H.
i'uckliuni. stating thal I ?-"-I groun.
tbe testimony taken to remove the Sheriff, Mr.
1- liam's opinion, ii is Ihougbt. smi! have great
\m ,i ul ? ,1 u the Govei nor.
THE IN* REASED ! \\ UUDGET.
Carnot's him* li ,,i :i:;-.., LARUEK ai li:, ii. u
TIOXS J ?? ? I *?- Ii I) -
I ;i" Board ?1 Kati nate wa* lo hold a rm
yesterday, bul the absence ol Messrs. Aaten and
Kiri prevented. Mr. Kirk waa reviesving
tillie of the Irish societies. Mr. Asten maj nol be
du k for a week or two.
i out roller Urant, in compliance with a resolution
ted "ti February U5, furnished a atateiueul
showing Ihe details ol tl" im reuse in the appropria?
tions in tbe Bnal estimate for !***i ovei ihe ap?
propriations foi 1*>**:1. th-- principal itemaol the
increase are given as folio* -?:
Foi State ta on locounl nf free cana
083.007 53, tic lai
nayluma and ruaiital.l..' Institution*, arising from tbe
ii. i e.- ni? ,,r --i:?;.,,; -iu. . -. ...i , i .. .. uniubei of Inmates,
I- *<; i.tix; '.-. i i of the city debi calla fm
jfcl6ti -''I i.j rin Ile , i ? i i .tu. itlou ls . ; ...i.... sui-i.
P50 additional. Various Items asked for Oj Ihe I
meut of Public Work* call for sn Increase ol .f.".'J.!.ii.
The n. I l)ep irtmcut i
r.' tiou is .T'J.i-.ln"i lo ; ::,, ,,ur,?'..?.-.? ur land on Ward's
leland, an ad.lil - a tn thi L'ouibs Prison, and a ni ?
ire ? lie pi li lp il u- un. calllua for the
,-e. I .1" |l ?;, ,- l|||l :.l ol P
ls jlliiweit -ni lucrease ,,: ?> i:t.".*-.)). ihe
Departiuenl of Pullet la given an lucres*, of .tl.".". inini,
tbe largest Item for which ls au Increase ?>] tniv patrol
nun. Tbe Kirc Department is allow, i -i".i...-i no over
Iheprecedl ,. .<? >i? oprl .1 il, u ih
l)e|i,(l't unlit -'lol', u ih ?(?!? - * " ,n. lo." '
l of Hi t Cleaning .tu Ineri - -iii- ni
owi (i, prim lp ill] fo tin i' mos al ol ano* a
There ls un bierea* ul |3U,000 f.-r
lu-piii tm. ni, for tbe purpose of eiiualizlag tbi
?le. ks :nui im additional clerk*, eur tbe judiciary lhere
l- sn in- ii.? *?'-'.;. loo, pi in. rn ? Iv "'i bi conni ?
i.esiif additional judges for the *u|u. Healdea
tbe foregoing item* ben are several others requiring ap
profartarlons foi i--i. the principal ot wbicb an se fol
I-,**.-: 'l'o :i tiiuil lu i.i-.ii?,ie. niui trust coiupatlii
d. chleii i.v the courts aa levied errouoo .- | lu 1 -7-. 1878
?uni l*8ii. *,?_??."..iM.it; tm awards for land* taken
srvoori Market, ?*>**'?.'???? >O'l; foi ludgiuont*. -inn.non
more for 18*44 than waa appropriated for 1883; torc,,,.
I '.'tit of .?*.;? ri . mut ml
(oiiit of Om , and Ti trainer,f20,000; for tbe relehratlon
of Evacuation Day. #20,0 preservation of pu!)
L'lerk and
KuiTogati under a special acl of the Legislature, an In
- itementi In detail are preseuted, showing tbe
? -? of sm h appropriations as an* obligators up?
on the Hoardnndei the provision "t law and lo, al
authority, amounting rn .**:?.di -.ii m :>!. and also
in-aseof those appropriations ovei v.hi. h the
I -I e.a, ixi'MKi- only a liiinieil di sc ret kilian
power, amounting to $1.850,732 ntl, makiug a t >t il
ii., re mm !? ii i ?***; ol f3,309,U79 ni,
?
TKAKJXG TILE BANDAGE TIMM A WOUND.
V. Intel Donohne, age twenty,ol No. 63 Clinton*
et.. Hoboken, wastakcuto th< police st;,ti
tei lay ly Councilman Crane aud several citizens,
He iv a* bleeding profusely from si veral ugly gaahes
in the head, and was so weak from loni ol I.<l
that li-- fainted. ( nv l'li> aician Heifer stopped the
l'l""n aiiil runion d the mau to . mi-, iousness. Don*
ohm stated thal while he im* Mulking through
tbe lowei pail of ii. Fourth Waul Tu.
was assaulted Ly four men, who, he believe*, in?
ti ....: hi mil hu.'., l hes Beti on the arrival of soma
oi Ins friends, who tonk bim lo Pope's drug store.
No. 147 First-at. Pope bandaged tbe wounds and
demanded, ns Donohue alb-are*, $!? tot lu* service*.
U hue said that he had no moue) then, bntbe
I il to ji.iv thc ilruggisi ,i-s em a* be gol tome
i'oi'), bi -lated, then became indignant and lora
tbe bandage* from Donohue's bead, catlaina tba
wound* to bleed afrtatb. Uonobue'a friend* tiM,k
hliu to the police ?tatton, Pope wat qneotioned
nboiii the maiter and said: ''Idemanded only
DO e. nts a,?i not *.-j, :i:ki j Ut<l^ Ml|v ,,,?. bandage
off tbe man's bead) but if I had Uken them all ..il
what of it I H.. He-Hera OOlUlden DonobUe'i
comlitiun ci itu ah
UAl'TI.Vl PASTpBfl LEAVLVG BBOOKLYN.
'ih.- Ber, Darid C Hiigbea ba* tendered bis I
ituni as pastoi of the i ni.,,, Avenue Ba pt isl
Chinch m iii.).,klyn, a position -Mn,!, |,? |);i, |,, ],|
f-.ii'i J**71. ile Jut* accepted a.alli,.tuc um
gall Aveline Jlajitist Church in Jersey
(itv. Undei afr, Hughe*-* paatoxate his
church ha*i been higly proaperoua, and a
line new e,lillie wits I nii|i eie.l tWO .val* ago al ii
iu-t of ?>4U),000, He 'lcMin-a to nave ms reugnation
go Into elicit on Avril 37. A (lim. h meeting will
Le held on March 24 to act Bpon M.
lidareatgnatioo wUJ leave toni li.-uit.ei ebnri li i
tu Hrooklyii \siilin.it PMtom UM "tiuiey Avenue
ggad tbe Hansom Place churches Laving lout then
fM******hast year and bucccesoia not Laving yet t
been found, and the Rev. Mr. Hap** being about
to leave the Washington Avenue Church.
sricil-r. BECAUSE OF DWPEP8IA.
Hiram M. Richmond, a v.nmg tewyerof Mead?
vale, Penn, imumittcd silicide at lin- Metropolitan
Hotel veeterdaj' He waa a sufferer from hypochon?
dria. Ilia un. le. Jaree* I.. Mon ia, a< companied lum
to this city, arriving <at 7 a. m. yesterday. At
breakfast, alter they Md engaged ii room at the
Metropolitan Hotel the roting man complained of a
severe nam in Ins stomach, and said that be wonld
wait for Mr. Morris tn the hotel otli, e. He left Hie
table and walked directly out of l be hotel Aftei
finishing Ins breakfaat and smoking a cigar in tbe
office, the nncle went out in Munni-*-as to search foi
liiin. Ruhni.md returned io the hotel with I iwyol
ver.-which he bad purchased in the Bowery, and
went to his room * nile Mr. Morris * a* si ill absent.
When Mt. M.nri* returned be learned that bis
nephew waain the room, ile found the door
locked, and procured a .hair and looked through
the transom. Richmond's dead body lay on the
tl.?. H.- had-lim himself in tbe leftbreaal and
ni tin-i iLiit temple, tbe second shot having caned
ii> il,.uli. tin the table lay the folio* lng note :
MT in sk. limns,. Lu ii i- Win am- BaBV: EretbU*
will have reached ' ou, doubtless, you will have bearii ol
m\ sad ending. Mi dear wlfe.praj for nie, *n*T my
dear mother and'athel also. MayOed forgive meium
univ we me. i in leal worM thal knows?no sorrow.
Uood-by. God iiic- you. no.! hie** youl HU I ?
Mi. Morris saul that " Hih-" waa* nickname by
which tbe young manwaaknowu among bis moa!
intimate friends. Richmond waatwentyida year*
old. IL h:i.l been married aboul four .sen*-, -md
hud a daughter two year* old. Hi* family relations
were happy, and hi* bnsineas was prosperous, I lu
lining man wa* in partnership with his fattier, V
ri. Richmond, a piomiuent lawyer in Meadville,
Shortly before his marriage lliram had a severe
attack of dyspepsia, and hi- lather sent him to
Florida for hts health. Within three year* he had
been snhjei*| to frequent and vbilenl attack*, and he
ms,s?.d npon taking many kimi* ofuiedicine, ad
Mitiscd as cures for dyspepsia. Hi?*y?tem was
Minii i ni in. tl. alu! In- '? :i* sufli im.' from nen ons ex?
haust ion when his uncle pron.1 a visit to New
Yore for change of air and recreation. They left
Meadville on Sunday moi ling. Uiehmoud'a rela?
tive* bad no suspicion that he was bent npon sui
ide U lu n 1" liinic I hciu ian \'. ell.
Slr. Morris took the body of his nephewback to
Meadville on strain which left Jersey City hui
es i ning.
FUNEBAL OF Miss WEATHERSrif.
The Cbureh of the Transfiguration in East
Twenty-ninth-st,, well known a* ? The 'J Uti"
Church around the Corner.'1 va* .fowled
vesti rday afternoon with Ihe friend* of Mi** Ernie
weatheraby, Kverj seat was QI lexi and eveu the
? ami porches were packet] with people who
a ere obliged to stand through the fun. rai lei i ice.
At the foot of the altar step* .1 thi black-4*ov
ercd and sUver-mouuted caakel in which the
dead girl lay. lt was almost covered with amass
ot white Bower*. In the front pews were the pall?
bearers snd principal mourner* Among thi
latter were N. C. Goodwin aad his wife,
formerly Mis* Elita Weathersby i Mis* Jennie
Weathersbv, Miss Nellie VYeath. sin. \. C. Good
win, st., and E, Goodwin. The pall-bearers were
john E. Warner, Georae Floyd. Charles Schroeder,
John W. Wilson, and Edward Haworth. Tbe Rev,
Dr. George ll. Houghton read the funeral sen ice .-t
the Proteatanl Episi opal Church: tbe congregation
joined iu singing the byiuna " Jeans. Loser of ms
Soul," and " (Hi. Paradise," and Mi**-? Thompson
sang tbe anthem "I Heards Voice " \v ith much
feeling. When tin- las! wonw were said the coffin
was borne through the churchyard to tbe hearne,
followed by ih<- mourner*). Ihe lac ol' the dead
uirl sn med worn sud aged by bei las' illness, I he
body waa taken to a receiving vault, where it will
i. m. in for a few weeks until hei family take it
si ii h i lieni to England foi intel ment.
"liming the maw theatrical people present at Ihe
funeral were Mrs, Eldridge, Mr. and Mrs. John
Howson, Mrs. Maun, Mi** Rose \s ilson, Mina Eloise
\\ illis, Miss Minnie ( min uv. Mi-* [.nide Webster,
Mr*. Scaulon. Miss Lillie Post, HaiTj Edwards,
Samuel Colville, R.E. Mil.*. Osmond Tearle.
Tony Pantor. Gerald Eyre, Daniel II FTarkins,
Samuel Grau, Dr. T. Robertson, William Herbert,
M. ('.uni d!y, J. Nnnenuv her, Marcus Meier. I", o.
Gilmore, W. Scanlan, and .fohn Stetson.
?
MR HASSLER ASD HIS CLERKS.
Charles W, Hassler, the railroad bond hr.'ker
who recently made an assignment, said yesterday:
I suppose that Ihe iieeulatloui ol il nrj .';. Turnbull,
fortnerfj mi confidential i erk, will amounl lo between
s'.i.nii'i ind --.ii.cm, but lt '- ? . difficult fin?
nie tu 11.oe some ol lu- o| ir I ll I lo I.s. Ile Ililli , , I ll a Ith me
Bini -? |s?i. and win u (?. ;,: to : lie u-t Him
, -*-i. 1 left linn in I'll.n te ni nu ora ? i , hose bim ls
cauae mv other boy 'iii* drink il thal time.
'Turnbull has not been Inmyemplo] -in-- the beginning
of last year. Blncethal linn be baa asked moue) fi im
in.- on several occasion*, and his ri i
have been apparently ao incut thal I
liave given hliu Inver- sum* un lr* promise
to repay the lo ne. i ? upi. Ibat In tho laat year I have
i p-nil 1.111.,u ie;i-i s-.i.tiiMi ,u yii.iiiK). tun bia demand* be
, cullie Anally so (Treat that I wa* oblttted to deny them.
This matter will bavi to ne settled In the court - ami l ? ??
!?? ot u bard Qghl ; bul from a ii il I a m ol l hi rm
I of affairs in tbe courts I have no douhl thal I hull be
successful.
In the Superior Court, iu one of the actions
brought by Hasslei a ?in*l TurnbnJI, il waaal
legcd that the latter sold a certificate of Northern
Pacific Railroad sock in 1881, while Hassle]
i in En>ope, and used themoney himself. On Satur?
day Judge liuax d> ? uieil that the defendanl must
; liaM- known in wiwin he sold the certificate sud
was not entitled to a hill of particulars, foi which
I his counsel had ni cation. On being | ?
tn.ned liv .lildi/e Ti'iax. I iirnlui I i's counsel 'aid
I that his client had lost all knowledge of 1 ii trans
; adi.m. and thal his mind wa* greatly confused!!] ,
regard to all these matters,
To IA i i ?' lol of Thi tribune.
Sm : li l,? hiv |,i ol 'ur
i doiii^ on mi pail iiiiv i" drawn from the ri tort* iwbl fi,
to hit aurpriae, [saw [Hibllahetl lu N imlay "a |ia*H?.j of lr
en,,nt ii-.- the clerk or clerk*
ni the oin.f Mr. rbarles W. II asa I cr, or In thal of
1 Haasler & Co., during I a absence lu Rurope, li. i
n*lll do me the favor to Insert in your paper my explicit
denial -,r conti bm init in any ?- ij.. i::
or intent.oi,.ii mh-managcnient, t" Ihe ik-cc Mt.-, ol I
i signment. .1 vmi.- j. m u .
South Orange, S. .... Marcb M, 1---I.
?
VS1GS SERVICES IN BROOKLYN.
The first of the nmon evangelistic service, In ll ?
torlea! Hall, Brooklyn, was held yesterday from '
lo fi |>. m. The audience numbered aboul ."."o.
Among the clergymen present wen- Mr, Beeeher,
Dr*. T. I.. I ni .-I. C. H. Hall, \. U Lawson, and
John D. Wella, s. B. Halliday, W. I.. Phillips, u.
L. Ford, A. Mccullagh, I.. R. Foote, J. S. Baas aud
C.W.King. Dr. ( nyler presided, The singing was
conducted ny E. P. Ide, ol the young Menrs Chris?
tian Association, Ihe Gospel hymns being used,
Dr. Cuyler opened the service with prayer and
(scripture reading. He made a brief address, saying
thal tbe cauae of Ihe meeting* w is tbe spiritual
condition ol Brooklyn, and the object was to look
im Divine power ami to pray foi the conversion .-i
Bi i prayers ana addresses, interspersed
with singing, followed. Anioug ilmsi who took
nari wein the U.-s. M.s,is. Jacob Whitehurst, W.
L. Ford, C. VV. Kine g. it Halliday and VV. H. In*
gersoll.
The service* will be .inti'.md each sften.n
thu week. Ihe Rev. Dr. L ul iou ?il j be the leader
to-day.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO YUM; SOLD.
One hnudred and two rear* .ij.o yesterday,
Wilkes Bania, of No. 1,003 * Ureen-sve.,
? ii. v. a hon ? Bbl li one ol a tamil; or
Ions lived ni,,diets ,,i,,| ...t, i-. us out ,,! tl.- six children
fom lived to bi dy. **hi haa bet u a widow foi
siztyyi aa the mother of nine children, six of
wi.mu sin- baa survived Two weeli* uno a daugbti r, ann
alxt.t -ccu. nu.- luiii ii. Mrs. Banu wa* married in
184)1. and her first rbi I, born nearly eighty-one rear*
a*ro .iifMi ni istii at tbe age of fifty eight. Mm Bants
bas twenty-four irmnehlldren, twenty-five pu ;,t ,
children, and four greal rreat Krandt-hlldren. lu uer
poss. -? iou : tn. famlli Bible rout .lute ,,i tlie
hlrtli* of li,; iiine , blldrcn. Ii ia un old, t irn, much ti urn
volume, with one covei miasma, and liewa thi Imprint of
itu. The one-hundredth anniversary ol ber birth wa*
celebrated by a nuuieroualy sttended reunion of her
descendants, Use generations being represented,
Bbc I,i-f attended church in October.
ai lu i mi, ti indredlb blrtbda* ? he seemed not more than
sevent] five, -lu- wa* Bide ton od with the aid of glaam -,
and oi all bi r 'acultli - bej memory onlj waa slightly Im
palred. Bbe went down aud up two flights of stain
time* a day to ber meals, Bbe often spoki ol the. day*
win ii lots iii Broad wa) fetched onlj ?5, aud lu tin- Uowei \
a;i. Bbe was never in i theatre In ber life, iii!* waa uni
due to religious prejudice, bul to never having bad any
ti toaee whal on* waa like, lld father wanan
? lillian named James vs Uki -. who i ame to tins. m
When a young m.m. ami rsrrled os tbe business ni a
cl i. ol.-.''- manufacturer af waa) waa thi n Broad and Btone
-I-. Her mother was )'<; -i Parka, a ("uaken-ae, wim
wa* (less-, elicit from a I mich family, Welilier, ft bo came
here previous to IOCS Mrs. Bama ba* failed il benah
rapidi] la the past two years.
TUE PAI HIS lti COU; LU. ALLI H.
(haili* Becker, n de-**ctlve in the eranlw
of Hu- I.i,.- Kalli ni. who io.il to nu with the Pim ??
?i murder caa*, say* (bal he Inn ed the on
a.m. who wore a long Ililli overcoat, and who *
road tbi nighl or thi murder, and found thai be
waa a mi., nd ta ..i repairer and Uvea lu Orange ("ounty,
V *i I;,-, itel found lae plat f lo i" a Ihiuoi utore lo pt hy
the man's mother-in-law, abo couft-aaod that twa day
be murder bei sAa-ln-law returned bom* with bi*
garments atalned with blood, t-iir sccusad bim of tin
di ui der, when he drew bia revolve] and flredaabot lo
frighten lui iimi then lafl Ihe boua*. Folio** ins up .. i
tain clew*, Beekei iisitut lieckcrtown, NJ., and I raced
tli* inun to a town in I'ennaylvnnla, where lt was found
that he had soul a revolver aud pen-knhe. Illsremeii
a with Hiis s|,,i i timi durln* the lu
m itlgutlon Into tbe i'n ni un murder Froseeutoi k> ?
i. 1j.ii: i#-?i J.uni. > to Montrose, I'.nn., alni i. u...
tin11 iie!;'iii,?ii,,.,,?i several days, looking u-i a clea bi bad
tm lu .1.
Lol ll I KGS i ll m t l,\ A IL.M .
I h.nu..* Ilamahan, age fofl* one, who lives
uiNo.'j'ji Ocean-avej Jei ny Lily, ami la employed sa
ti.i-Uuii, .ic ,,,, tbe Ne a, SoiU, I ike 1 rle i,i?l v..
,1 attempted to boara a train asl eveulng al the
eaat end of Ihi I onel, but fell mular Ihe ss heel* aud bad
both lega eut off, Ile was removed .o ct. I.,,.,-- lio?
l-itai mu dj:-,|' condini n.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINKNT AHB1TAL8.
Hoffman BctAH 8tM*Utt Mk* P. Jones, of
Nrvn.ia .... Fifth Armut lintel- Alliert U**, of < lil
eago 5 Hoiac Williams, of Iowa, and W. P. (iiiiadiiy.
Bergeant-al Arma nf the Init.-.l Htate* Beasts.....?Hotei
St. More Mavor elect William R Mmllh mid (.encral
Jam. s Stewart, |r? of Fblhulelphia.Wuolnnr lintel -
Theodore M. Fomernv. of Auburn. *. 1 .. Sevlnrk
llulel ti. A. Witsliliiirfoii, second \ ic-prcsldeiit of the
LrmlsrlUe ami Nashville RailroadCompany....it ftmm
Betel .1. H M. vi.k.r, of tWe****,
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WHAT Ifl GOING ON TO-DAY.
MeettBg of the Hoard of Alderiien. noon.
College of Pharvacj Csmmencement, Bteaway Had,
B p. m.
Tin Birra* nf Collage of the City of New *,nrk. 4 p. m.
Master Builders' Aaaorlatton. Motel iirun-cvocti, ft p. m.
Amil,in-ale ot trotting luU?ea. American Hoise ll
chang*, io a. m.
.lennie "linn inotiest. Coroner's office. 11 a, m.
Installation of the Rev. A. Wooding, Springf-lreet
I'tcsliTtcii.ni Church, 7:30 p, m.
Haran Luther Society, Ko. iii afadlaon-nvev, B p ni.
Bona of Veterans'meeting, No, wa Bowery, 8 p. aa.
Healfh and Folic* Ho.inls meei
BeaChaT, L> i.. tillageeleettaa.
sv
NEW-YORK CUT.
Tbe sudden deaths of sis persons were reported
at tbe Coroners' office yesterday.
Carl Beauregard, a brother of General Beemre
L'aid. wans complaiuanl in the Esses Market Police
Court yesterday againsl a confidence man. I lu
in i-om i was coiinnitted.
'I be mumal racquet championship consists a! tbe
New-York Racquet Courl in f*ixth-ave. will begin
on Thursday, The differenl "eries hare alreadj
been arranged.
"John Smith, 'Ih. t lu i*t." has |ef| tbe Metropol?
itan Hotel, announcing his intention of going to
Washington. He camed th* reputation here ai ?
quiet, weli-behaied "crank."
Two boys, Jacob Grants and Michael gchach,
were coimmtted td prison foi on* day in the Har?
lem Police Court yesterday on the charge of cutting
the shade trees in th ? Boulevard,
Bl ..Ul **.<; ' IV l 111 ill:.,Ki:.:*-.
John Whitehead, an Engliabtnan, mum cnmmiited
lo tho City Prinon for three mouths, in the rombs
Police (.uni yesterday, for demanding money from
members of i ne Stock bxchange,
A SniP Willi A llidl -AM) ISIMKiKANTO,
The North German Lloyd steamship Weira
landed I.Oil! immigrants at Castle Harden treater
day. rhis is the largest nnmber broughl io this
port by any one vessel from Europe sines Beptem*
X i Ul*. \M ? \ -i *- ' ?? vt :?>,.
Lee fang, tin- Chinese laundryman who is
charged with euticing young girls into Ins shop al
No. 13 Canal-st, wasscuteuced to lix months' im
priaoumeul iu the Courl ol Special Seasious yester?
day, A tim- ot .**-.."a> ? na also Impo md upon bim,
nu in-i.;i.its i-ni -us 11 ni s\ . in m it.
A friend of Dr. N. AV. Conkling, former pastor nf
the Rutger* Presbyterian Church, write* to this
otii<.-1hat l>r. Conkling did nol leave the rhurch In
dei,). AU deficiencies were paid np nt tbe clou of
hi.s pasti
HAIMV.i III f" (il i:v 1*1 S\I>.
Tbepropellei Glen Uland, which was sunk by a
collision \iith tin- i uinii'l steamship Cephalouia,
between Robbins Reel sud [iodloe's uland, ha*
been raised and towed into the Krie Basin. The
break in her hull runs down nearly H. the gferbogrd
.rn tbe -tmboard -nie.
?MIA l|l!M\|i A MAI I 1.1: I. ti AM) lAlJI'SV,
John Ardiffwaa sentenced yesterday bj Recordei
Huiy th to seven years and six mouth* iu tbe State
Prison, for grand larceny, ll- wa* found wearing
the overcoat ol V'- il I iain Wheeler, a stranger in the
city, Jnsi :ift(j Wheeler had h. en knocked down
and robbed in t hatbam-st.
ssi,i:h ni mr os i r asn i Misti mi: cr stn it'rv. ;
Koreman Trimble, .-i the Oyer aud Terniincr
i; -.'111(1 .h i v. v..is in consultation yesterday with
District Attortie* Olney and Asaiatnni Diatrid
Attorney Allen, as to whnl indictments, lt ant
, niiiii be found ss the result of the investigation in
which the Grand Jury have been engaged foi ?> .
era! months.
AI HOME "? c i- : ' i ? ' l.tn.v.
Dr. L. VT. til hultse, the resident surgeon al :
('arden, ami bis wife, have returned from their
wedding tour to New-Orleans, st. Louis, Chicago
aud Washington, and have gone to keeping I
in the huiIding set apart for the surgeon at Castle
Garden. The bouse is an unpretentious one .-11. > 11 -_; -
side ol the old fort, but is handsomely furnished.
All Cl AIMS 1 I lil I'Alli Iv Mil.
Woll i\ Seligslu-rg, the cofliw" merchants who
pended on r*aturday, senl notice to the Coffee Ex?
change yesterday thal am (de ie mill un, cs had .'oiue
from Rio de Janeiro lo pay nil claimi in full. Busi?
ness in the Coffee Exchange then became more
settled and prii es were Iii m< r.
A SEW i|,\ i l:\'n: FOB SAII/WS' -sf: RAREOR.
Mayoi I'.dsiin, the Rev. Hr. Dix, It cordei >mn h,
t aptaiu Ambroae 8now and i aptain rinker, ol t be
Marine Society, met yesterday as iruateesol
bailors' mi nc Narinn"' on Staten Island, al theotsice
in Wall-i.. .mil ele-t.-d Captain <?'. C. 8. Crank,
governor ot the 11'it bor, to nil th." vacancy . ansell
by the death oft iptain Melville. Captain rrask
i-fin se, n tars nf the i :* Ts..
I III ll ?-! .'. JIMMI i: int Mi.
A di*-,.Heh waa sent to Superintendent W
on Sunday, reqneating him to search t-u- the Rev,
Lyon, a nc.iiih clergyman of Bridgeport,
i omi., who had lu cn un ? inc, from bis borne sn ..
day. I he polii ? I. ?i in .1 yesterday thai
Mr. Lyon bad lieen spend np in* limo in tin- i it-,,
nil I.i.-siii'is ,oi old book*. He stayed
nari ol the time al the Morton Hons ? and lefl thal
hotel yesterday liefore noon. It was thought that
he returned lo Bridg pori yesterday ali. t. nu m.
s rn xn tiisiii rm sn i sv.
name of the young Hindu who v.is gradu?
ated al the llmii'i "pai hi.- Medical College un
I hursdav evening, should |?- printed Dwarka Nfith
II. i- u Ih..hiun. Ile pbtaini il a diploma
itniii an sllopathii college in England before *tmi\
mi: in this couti tr* Before he return* to India be
in tends to study in Germany; in the meanwhile he
poinl 'd on Ihe si arl ol ph . sn ians ai thc
New-York Jtointepothii IMspen a ry, where bc ndl
remain dui ii g th. summer.
MR, GOI ',11 ON lill Im'.s KR Ol Iii: rOXGI E,
The Washington r*quare Metbodisl Episcopal
Church waa i rowded i.s, evening, John li. Hough
l-i linc1 ou " The Powers Thal Be.'' Ho was intro?
duced by thc Rev. Merritt Iluliiiinl, pastor of the
church. "One of the mighty ju? -?,-.' said Mr.
(lough, "is the tongue, lhere an men and women
who throst theil |eers ami sarcasms continually
i ighi and left. It i* a greal thing m know wbeu to
speak aud a ben lo bola tbe tongue, n- the husband
discovered when h* said in wrath: 'Wife, where in
thunder an my slippersf' She replii I. quietly
' 1 bal - a conundrum.
wot nih ii iv 4 rmi -vi, r*. i i ,n r,
A fight oe lined shortly before l ii. m. yesterday
on the sidewalk ai Eighth-ave. ami Portv-secomf
Bt? bet* eeii Wa lei Mi i lee, a moulder, of No, i ,i;'Jil
>. i oiid-a\e.. ami ? i'.M'ii Lynch, 8 *t i: li len ia n, ol Nu.
313 Weal Porty-fourth-st., both of whom wen
drunk, Theydre* knives and slashed each other
until tins were stopped bj the polio-. Mollee re?
ceived b severe scalp woiiud and Lynch was cm
badly on the righi hand, limn wounds were
dressed al Ihe Roosevelt Hospital aftei they were
arrested. Lynch was held to answer in the York
ville Police < .mit.
SEW I 0KP( .g ?. i
The ci liii, uies ol ineorp .ral lon ol the following
companies were riled yesterday: Tbe Globe Elec
I ric and Cuderground L'onnuit Company, with a
oapital of ^'J.000,000. the line* rn lu- laid in this
lind othel cities ol the ll.il. ll States ; James M.
Walsh, George li. Cinnaiuond, Charla* Reyrmlda
l.iiuati. J. ( layton Erb, aud William l?. Nielson is
corporators, rhe Eastern luim'rial Elect ic Light !
Company, capital >)W00,000; trustees and corpora
i"is. Eleazer B. Luring, William I'. Piper and
(leorgeC. Wilde, ll..- t bapman Electric Viotoi
Company; capital f500,0011; trustees f,,i the rlrsl
year, Sieguiuud r., Asher T. and Philip I.. Meyer,
Charles < . Pei k and \s illiaui II. Chapman.
BROOKLYN.
An absoltft* divorce wa* gran;..! yesterday to
An-ust Budewsab from Mrs. t atheiiuc Bodcwaak.
Kneak thieve \. tenta*, lob money and jewelry
worth ".'-"?Mi from Ihe tn,'is.-.,! Augiittua Dordingcr
No. **;, l.afayett. - i ve.
ton.mi Menninger held an inquest reaterdayfn
regard to the death ol Mi*. Mabel Robinson, who
sias burneal io death on Thunda* nigbi in a
form.-i hotel in Parkville. The evidence waa ihe
same a* the fact* alreadj published, and a verdict
ol death I)', ai i ideul ??? ? git en.
1 he a ullin anon ot tin- Brook I) n and Long Islsnd
Ciilde Company to buildj ita structure|ovei ami
through the sire, ts nf its route from the Brid gi and
from South Ferry to Eas! New-York ?,o laid be?
fore the Maj or > est* nias ami will be presented to
thc Common < ouucil neal neck.
In a Quarrel vt Rterda* ,,t- moon in tba t srriage
ahop of J. Curley, al Boerum-place and st.ii.-.st
'Bernard McWade, ol No. Sod Jai st., knockeii
dowuafellow workman, Mom* Zimmerman, age
tv. cuts -i ill"'.-. | lie |,|||ei theil tlllcW ;, |,e.i \ s chisel
striking Mi Wini.- m tin abdomen, inri
a dangerous wound.
Iii lee nus- meeline was held laal night at the
Mimineiiielil Metbodisl ? burch, lo celebrate me
passageof Ihe Compulsor.' temperance Education
bill, requiring instruction in physiology ami
bi gieiie, u iih sp ; . the ede. I* ol
alcoholic d narcotics
upon i ?? -icm. I,, be git en in all s, |,,?,;.
aupported bj publii money ot undei elate control,
- held under the niiapii. s ,,t (be
^ "'' un s i lui-iian Tei . riion-on-thi lli'i
and tin pi. sideut, Mia* E. W. Hreeu*.I, presidttl'
? Ull Imoie the oj I-;.,.....,dill HS. lin I.'.'. Iii lin', ,'
and Ih* R*V. VV, t.. Phillips also -j
.11 l,'-l.ii il V.
Tati bk II
ic-tei,|.ii aud began to break the furniture
-' dcro. ki ry rn hm bouse. Mt. r makins ,i mc k
ol ..ie room he -.Milt mi,, ii not I,,,, tarben one oj il,,
tamil* lot lu,I thc Amn. A policeman m, , ul f< i
but before his arrival everything in the second
room was broken.
Jame* Itreniinn waa arraigned before Jimtice
Lawrence veslenlav on ft charge ot*-dealing a watch
and some Jewelry sid money fruin Michael Lyonrs
liquor store No. 13 Beach at. At the examination
it came out that ilm mi.h.iy waa committed on
fSuu.lav, and then Lyons became reluctant to press
tim. harve, uh lm ssas liable to prosecution 101
keeping hie place Open on Sunday. Justice Lau?
ren,,-insisted mi tbe complaint being made and
Brennan was committed for trial. It i? probable
that Lyons will bs reqaired to answer for siolatmg
the Sunday law.
Thc Kev. S. If. Rico, rector of Bbb Trinity Epis?
copal (burch on the Heights, preached on Sundas
morning, 1ml al tim close of the service he seemed
to be exhausted. This, was attributed to tbe fact
thai he has been in poor health foi some time. H?
stinted fm- homo bareheaded, and without his
overshoes, and when some of hui parishioner* spoke
to him he seemed dazed. In the evening h? was
tonipietcl*, prostrated, and tbe occurrenc-e* pf tbe
moruing were a blank to him. Yesterday bis con?
dition had not improved, and it i\as feared that his
mind na., e-isbig way.
sews ilum lui: si in ans.
TEMPERANCE WORK IN IM AIM III 1?. W. J.
Two urge Gospel temperance meetings werebeld
on sun.lav evening in tim Trinity Reformed ana
M.tho.lisi Episcopalchnrches al Plainfield, N- J.
Fulls 3.000 people I inned out. The meetings -.vere
under tin-au-pu cs ni the Reform Club, President
I'leiich a. linn as the club's representative at the
Trinity Church, aud Ebal vice-President Brokaw
at the Meihodi-t. Ill flu- ;il)*i lice.of the pastor ol
the Methodist Cbnrch Jame*. McGee, a prominent
layman and president of the Devoe Oil Company ol
Nea York, conducted tim exercise*. Chaunce)
>l.ati-'i, of New-York, mldreased ihe meeting nu the
scientific aspects of the question. He wa* followed
Councilman Alexander Gillier! aud Vice
president Brokaw. .linke Wadsworth sud he had
lived in I'I.linfield sevenyeora, and thal this was
the find lime he bad ever been in a church, H<"
wa*followed bj Noah W. Pike, nf ihe club, tbe
Rev. Dr. i"iJ\e-..oi the llaplisl Church, Mayor
Maison, and thc Rev. Mr. Honeyinan. <>n the call
for signers to tim pledge fortj -even came forward
nml added their nani"* to th.- already large list.
The meeting at Triuift Church wa*of aqual inter
est, aud wa* addressed bj a innulipr of prominent
members of tbe . lub, among whom
were John Cuthbert, who before the temper
auce revival wa* a wholesak wine mercbanl .hi?
ing businefls in New-York, int srho haa since
signed the pied go and lefl the biwines*; John ll.
b, president of the club, Frank Dodge, John
H. fayre and C. E. Tyler. Other speakers of Ibo
evening were the Rev. Dr. Ketchum, of the I ii I
Presbs terian Church, and tin- Rer. Mr. R it mond of
liiinit ( Iniicli. and tim Her, Mr Richards, of
Rath, Me, Auuinberof new names were added to
tin- pledge roll. Preparations for the complete
i.tiiin'up of tbe building recently purchased foi
tbe Reform Club are being pushed to completion.
Theil- will he an eating-room and readina parloi on
th. Ural floor, and the auditorium will be fitted up
as an assembly room. Ni v. rd m;is are being con*
Btaotly inlihd to the club roll.
The Women's < 'hi Isl ian I elm* rance Union will
hold a meeting this afternoon lu tho Youug Men's
Christian Association Hall, ami a ladies' temper?
ance prayer meetiug will in-held on Tbnxsda* af
ten.h. Thursday evening the Reform Club will
bold s regular lui- mess meeting In tho lecture i om
of the Baptist Church; and nexl Munday evening
union temperance services ssiii be held,
TRYING TO ESCAPE PROM SING SING.
A daring bul nnsucci ssful attempl to i st ape from
the Sinn Sing I'i ison occurred on Sunday evening,
I lu- e..n\ iel* eng i-iiil' iii it were .Fohn Carmody,
alia* .loseidi Crawford, and Prank Harrison, alms
cy, alia* Riley. About the tinta of the- change
ol' 1/11 inls in tin- .oil idols of lin- main building thej
.?nd.'u\"i- ! i" ga ti access to the roof, tn order to Iel
th. ju selves down by a rope to the ground. Riley
mi i pied a cell on gallery IO, and Carmody one on
galil rv IT. Tbej ett'ected their es. ape from tbe cells
I.- i.:: through the Iron doors v. ith-ii el drills
to th. locks on tbe outside and shoving back tim
holts. Then thej wen* to th.-north .-ml ot tin* top
Kallery, where thes ripped off u board lu the ceiling;
they < 11tnl>. -1 up in tue attic, and with a-aw cnl
through i lieam in bj -l inches tn **i/.-, in order to
gain tne rofif.
'I hey vvi rc bj tin's lime misses 1 from their cells by
lieorge Rrunson. although *k liull.i prepared
diimiii'.* li.ul been substituted in their places, and
mi aearcb being mail.-mi the top galleries their
biding place was soon discovered!, thej* wore or?
dered to deacend, iiinl wei., condlieted to lin- Wur?
di n'* office uni searched, lt v.as discovered thai
they had underneath their prison uniforms -mt* ol
citi/.eus' clot lie*, two " jimmies," two saws, -en ral
steel bits, half a dozen skeleton keys, and a lona
rope, Im-. were a ligued to dark cell*, wit b bread
and " ab "diet.
Prank Rill . a na one of the tt - a ho
. -. .i,...! through tlie mcMs-room windovt la-t Novem
lu-r, bj sawing (brough the Lars; be wa* recaptured
on January ?*, m Hiith-ave., Sew-York, and re.
tm ned to tue prison. His ? otu pan kui, C harlen \\ il
son, w a* e,i nt ii ie, i ,u .\, v-Orleans a few mc-kn ago,
and brought hack by Detective Jackson of the
prison. I i ? tertuiucd by th- officers i t
that tbe Itnph ie-!:ts found upon tho convicts were
; ? l:,ii e'.nii-lv. an.I thal
vc been smuggled in bj vi-iii.ii friends,
?
NKWARR.
-i.e k "i Rb hardson A Hall, roach lamp
manufacturer*, who niailo an ut on Tburs
diii. na* lev :ed on 11 - ict.i, i for the heneiil .-i l?.
ll. Richardson, si one of 1 lie mem lu i -,
ami a prim ipa! < reditor.
A suit against the Newark Plank Road Company
wm begun yesterday by Ueorge r*inrtb, an express?
man, to recover $100 for collecting illegal lolls.
li. is a tesl nit and part of 1 e agitation in New?
ark io compel the company to keep the road in re
paii md lo* sr t he loll.
I lu-new ballot the Women's t i, nper
ance linton waa opened resterdav. The huililunr
baa been purchased for $25,000. Ii is Wald
mann's Tin atrc remodelled,
?
NEW-JER8EY.
I'fi'.iii Ambot.?Tbe Prohibitionist* will hold b
, on vent ion next ruesdaj to nominute
i.u the charter election.
I'.. ,/ sm i ni-..in.?- Willum Shove ba* n
from the tuanagemeul ol the Elizabethporl Manu
iiictiiiun: Company.
E i/vii! in. -The death was announced yesterday
ol Vf. (I. Suet hen, ago eigh y. A fe* year* ago ho
was actively interested in the affairs of the citj',
and was w id,-Iv ktmiv ii.
r "i m> iii-,ink'.?A large temperance meeting was
li-!.i bj the Reform ( lub on Sunday Bl < ook's
Hali and was addressed bj Captain Sturdivant,
lu the evening a meeting was held at the Congre
gal ional . 'burch,
Puohpf.i i I'i 4! vs.-A casi- of destitution among
tin- color -I people was found recentiybj an over?
seer of the p.mr imar Janiesburg. The parent
lo.-kcd their three children bi the house aud left
il.em to starve.
Rab wat. \ .1.u!:. has arisen between the
Board of Freeholders and tbe Water Uonipnny in
regard t.. placing a water-main across tue new
lui,lue without the consent ol the Bonni,and a* it is
claimed, contra] | to law,
Ora vcr, l hs Salvation Army exercise* lu Linds
ky's Hall lune been dhtcontinuetl. On Maturdaj
night tho audience was too turbuloul to submit to
control, and on ?undaj night the contingent
ol the Army, which had promised to return, fulled
t<> keep its appointment,
alo&HiarowN, -The following have been elected
trustees of Evergreen Cemeten for tin* ensuing
icm: T. lt. Platter, B. C. Ouerin, John (hatcher
and P. A. I teei.
Madison. The monthly meeting of the Young
Men'* Christian Association was h.-ld in Association
Hull last evening and was addressed l>\ the lieu
eral Kecrctary, C. II. Vat mun, of Newark; subject,
" Vonni" Men of lirit".The annual election fur
sd.I trustee will Im held this evening. The sum
00 is s keil b (he trustees to defray the ex?
penses inc t lu- .-ur. ni v.ar, exclusive of salariea.
Nrll Uuwsiu, i,. ? 17.,|. .,?,'V,.,,, |lVck I.-elm,,!
? eu,ug 011 the "Microscope.".A nea
huildiug loan among tim Roman (at hoi le residents
is soon iii i?. organized.I'll* members of the
Herman Aurora Singing Society vvili *oon gives
.?ali.,i ball, the proceeds to bc devoted to the new
City Hospital.\ gj iiimisium is talked of by the
\ uung M.-n's ( hi Int ian Iflaocii
Diapatcbes re. .-iv. d iu Ne* -Brunswick yesterday
am".m..'thai I.e. i li. Jarran! i fl the Jail iu
ada in the morning in charge of o til cern to lie taken
to Nev Brun wick to au wer for embezzling **?" IO,.
iHii. ot .slid,ll, .\ Coan ty funds while lie wan
Count) Collector. Special ami secure iiuartcrs
h..v.- li .-.i made for bim iii tbe t'..uni > Jail.
Hon 't.i s. I In .- * i. no dei. v, -ter
daj in tiie i as-,,| john McMahon, tbe defaulting
1 "':' ? lor .I he poll, o were mfonued vanterdas
of the ca*e of fcmma Meyer, who wa* taken from
Ca-ile Hanlon on Pndaj by U il liam Hhauhe a
tireaiiin on the steamer I lonna, who said he hail a
[mumal So, .2 Eourtb**t., Hohokeu. The girl's
brother went there, bul Shuilbe was uol known
No tn.I th- -'ill has l? en dis,,,i,,, ; I.aiid-li.ui li?
lian not i. : in ui.( to i be steamer.
M Vli:\ [8LAND.
Ri um<ino \i u meeting of t! ? sn].it< i
ol ihe i"?,i ,, Ki :.momi t inuit i, ;,-, ia- . ti ,,.,,
.1. cnli d i.,, i lo recognize ii commit uictii for vagrancy
on tl." -ti.ct: timi th,- lui should I- ii d lor tliat
purim '? and not tbe iilm.sb"u
'" ? ',:' ? I -I.m.I
Rapid I: un il Ral frosn < Inion tn N, m
llriifbtoti, iaijm begun yeatenlay, .liena part) ol
i oles md broke ground
fol the io ni Ind. Nexl week a lurgi tone ol nun
?ill begin woi l.
''"Itt Rll IIMOSIi. Bevel ,1 t ?" ks u jo a late.
?" h".m. i ' aile lu i lo u ,1" I, and iinloiulcd a , argi
ol iinpoicl mat, I,,*, whit h were placed uiidei ,i
?hi d. No one has ? laimed them, ami the reporl be
L-anMgeneral 1I..-.1 the Booda bad bean hi?uM?le-l
and would not be reclaimed. The people began to
carry awav the mati'ln-M hythe thousand, and the
farmers for mile*, around have enough to last them
for ycart..
WA rt D'*) Point.?The old Ilillopp stone bouse,
erected in 1668, i? Ht ill in a good state of pienerva
tion. The interview between Lord Howe and
Franklin Adams took place there at the close of tbe
Revolution.
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LONG ISLAND.
Wi:st Hsmi'Ton.?r'or tbe first time [sj over two
weeks the ((idliHbini* oiwWS went out t'. nea yeiiter
day to set theil tran ls.
Sm rn lt Isl AND.? Caleb Smith, who died la**
week from cancer in tbe face, left an estate valued
ut 9160,000,
Wist IIasipkiV Ci m ni".-Ardon H. Boning,
vihi'" engaged ha overhauling kiaeodneh frawbi
yesterday ran one of tba larj-o hooks t brunah hin
right check, tearing the llenh in a horrible manner.
The book vs as sn deeply Imbedded in tba flesh that
it had to lu' cut ont.
Jamaica.?The Qneena Comity Law and Order
Association, at its a..nual meeting y?*terday,
elected Isaac c. Ifonduckaon, of daman a. president;
the li.v. George H. fay son, of Newtown, v ne -ureai
dent ; Qeonre Allen, of jamaica, secretary ; J. W.
Tronic, .d' Newtown, corresponding secretary, and
William Dykes, <<f Jamaica, treasurer.
Long Island City.?John O'Brien and James
King, who said thai they lived in Avenue A, New
york, yesterday enb rad the Jackson Avenue Panj
Hon**, and carried <>tl an overcoat which belonged
to tbe proprietor, limy were pursued by Henry
Leipe, who waa knocked down by ons indent in
the face by the other, A crowd was drawn to tho
place by tne cries of a woman who witnessed the
affray and the I levee took refuge in a han. near
bj. I bey wera arrested and bel.I for examination.
Leipe's wounds an aol serious,
ALONG rm: BOUND.
Ia ii:iii r i?. Frederick St urges bas finished an
$8,000 farm barn, and bas plans drawn foi ? Am
countrj dwelling.
Sirs t r- .itt.?< )n Saturday Keeper Judson, of the
Stratford light-bonae. aaa a snotted *>ai mi tim
rocka off shore. It remained above water several
hollis.
If i: ti ..I co i! r,--1'at her l'liomas [..Synnot t.fOT thirty
two years pastor ol 8t. Augustine's Church, wat
pus. n: .1 sis,.,das with a gold chalice and paten
valued ul $1,000, and t iel of engrossed resolutions
bandsomelj framed. Bernard Keating, oity auditor,
inade tim presentation speech. Beside* a largenumber
ot m. mlvers ol' tbe church there were present Father
John Sviinutt. nephew of the pa-tor. Ihe Kev. Wal?
ter Shanley, Ihe Rev. I. K. Fitzpatrick.of Hartford;
the Kev. C. I. M. Kirov, of Hartford; the Kev. John
1). Coyle. ol' Stafford Springs; Father jVar
(loin. oj Kew-York, and othei clergymen.A
Bridgeport pbotogranbei bason view ? repreaeota
tieri ol Mt. aud Mrs, i'. T. Barnum sitting in an ox
carl ai Fortress Monroe. There ie only one o*.
Si ivni.j'.' , \ two story frame building *t Pacific
and Mainers., occupied bi I. Horan, plumber,
and the Ht John's brass band, took iii" from an
knov. n causes yesterday morning and was totally
destroyed. Tne hand saved their Instrument*,
liorau'lost everything. Theloss was $760. The
hnildiug belonged to the Hubbard estate and was
insured.While walking on the New-Haven
track, half a mile below the depot, on Saturday,
Patrick Tierney,-* laborer, age forty-five, -was
struck by a we*l bound train aud instantly killed.
He leave-- a large family.
WK-11 ill..** 1 ER COUNTY.
Ni vs 1,'iumi ij . Tba store of William I.. Countt,
in Cedar limul, was entered by burglars on Bundey
night, who blew open the safe wi'hunt Anding any?
thing of V allie.
East Chester.- Tbe Republicans on Saturday
niirbt mad.-tim Following nominations for town om
cers: Supervisor, Dr. Charles J. Nordonistj town
clerk, William ll. Jarvis; justice oi the peace,
Kohl -rt .Johnson ; assessor, Joseph Mager : rei siver
ol taxes, George Archer; commissioner of high?
ways, Andrea George j overseer of the poor.
Nathan I! ilkley.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Nvai-g.?A suit for limited divorce ba* been
brought in the Supreme Court by Mrs. Letitia A
VYestervelt against Jacob B. Weetervelt.Seme
ii bing for shad aud ba** begin* this week. Lhere
are indications of a good run.i'he Nvack
Choral So?'iety are no** rehearsing "Elijah,"and
will |.ioiliice it iu May.
The spring campaign closed bj the elec?
tion to-day hus been the moat exciting yet known
on i -rangetoV4 u local issue-. The liquor dealer* have
used mon.-i unsparingly to counteract Lbeindnence
of press, pulpit ind the Law and Order Association.
The Republicans have Leen fighting svitli the
temperance men. Last night a Anal mass meeting
m..j.- the auspices of the Law and Order Ase
roivs.:. i ld ni Voorhis Hall. It wa* an enthusi?
astic gathering of citizens, mostly Republican*. A
prnyor inti ling for t li-- succesa ol the la w and order
ticket waa hold iu the afternoon in the lfcl'ormcd
Church, many ladies assisting iu the work.
Miss Belva I.*., kwooil. tito woman lawyer of
Washington, wants Congressto let the Sf onnons aloa*.
11,-, i u i- in : h..i- ,,t dom* unto other* as she I* done by,
i nu.ii-li is,-l,t lier a iou...--.ni 1 ?u ii |
? .?nisi,,.sn Hi ... -i
\ Louisville woman wanta a divorce, aaaerr
ln lim! her husband b .*- nol done any iv.uk fm fourteen
rear*, lt i* nol -i ited whether tu- isa"lossrnmenl "tit, <?
:.il i but tin- fin t thal he
ii is ,i, for fi mi teen sen - createn n strong suii
plclon in.it he is either one or the other, Norristown
ll. raW.
MA El SE INTELLIGENCE.
MINI 4 . DRE Af. MAN S-*.
Svonae*.6:07, Mt*,d-o0 Moen ri.--. -j nw**ag*.Sa 21
HU.lt WaTSB lo Has.
. u .n uu* t. ? ? ? 312
.ni,iy linus, i..iv. lsij.nl. I' tl U" i Oat*, J 33
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AL HUS PORI
ru DAY.
VesteK .'? ,< line.
? uv,,:. :, *t. i- ,.,.Llferpool . Inman
Buthuia Liverpool .Canard
.Liver-pool.union
State of Penn .stum
.sm icu i.i ..Otago* . Anchor
Dan-burg. ll.cnn. .4,mci
nllcBla .Illinium- .li.i'nl, Amer
lolten. Rotterdam . Nets liner
ilenti . Paleimo ............
. .I.aamivra tied l>
Alena....Wwtlagtes.Atlas
WEDNESDAY M SK. h m.
Mat* of Nebraska _Qlaagow. .state
il 'v io . French rran*
ss. j. ml uni .. Antwerp Red sitar
... Havana and Mi iii o .si. raudrt
J ill USIJ ss'. M IBC'H -u
France ....London. v
sn wrist; NEWS.
PORI OF NI.SS '. uKii . .MONDAY, MAH' II 17, 1**4
A RH I \ ... ?
- ' ? Pet poa -'?. Set si ? p, ?,, -j- ;M:i|
DiiiiiI, c J-. ? " li uni*,- lu ucl. r. rafael to "-I'ui'Sun. *-1iiui,'.. jc
Voling.
. i liiHtrall i Bn. < 'amnbell, Marneille*
li .'. i .ii.ii;..i *. Si : i.'.u 10, Napli - I i. \
?jj. and Oil raltar IS, ts ith md** ami panaengera tn ii, mt,??.,,,,
in,, .
- i.,? i ii,-i \,l v., -i ?. i. .??,.. Feb 20. 1! iii i 23 par.
iiiiinhilei) '11. Ma ii ul.ii Mn i, l's.i I, and St 1 hem;.. ' i>
wit li ni,is.- unit passenger* lo V B A Brazil Ht Co
steamer laraton Havan* i dar*, wltb mdse
sm! I .1- <i ,,-? ri in Ja- I. Wu iii A i ii
ier N.I,,., is. munni Havannah" j.igis -situ
lu.i-i- ni itu Henry Yonge, lt
-? -.1 .,"! ti -ie ii a,r. anett, Portland, wltb anise sad pas
mid i.i - tu J r ame*
mop rii.w.esi.ti. ,.if gi.eii.-c . Mc Arthur, Maali* IS? dan
nilli u ni se to the Bank of Mont real; veaitel to McKay 41 r>n '
ship iinata4 hud Oaesr itien, Soeunan, Hong Kon* lia
il*', *, ffltti unls,, tu Ku-sell .?? . n
11,11 k sn ui:.1 ni 1...mi. 1 . Ewan, Padang 04 dava ria Caa*
1, isv 11. ililli , nile,. 1.',|,r. vessel lu Vernon ll Hon',, *,
Hurl; Ken:HU Tar ,?f Loudon . s , ,n-!,. Batavia Oct 13 f-Hiii
, aud I'.uI m.. Dec H, willi ioffi ? to irderi vi
-nutter
Bark I/itbair of Sydney, ?'B , T>e*-nond Bajrna i'.'davi with
antral to 1 Johnson 3 1 o; s, -- :,.,, Bowrinjr A .sn tu in hi
Kiga (Nor), Jergenaen, Pt riiarobiico ju days with
su.-hi in Mode Bl us: Vi Bael lo I- inn li, lui ,? ,v 1 ,.
ll.irU A I. Iiill.iui ol Moncton, NB 1, Kiln iii Calcutta lin
I ill lu I .? |....|,|. I. v.-sb. , tul'ni.ell 1 ,tv'e ,T ,',, '
Burk Uoltteu Kl. ot Barliudoai, Arni*trona Point 1 .-iii .
. ; irtiiU Tra "?' ? '?- - ma
nu- Ar,in swed Look, I etea u ld daya ism, .uirar 1.1
Hu,.erin.Ul IlIU*. less, I In Hen!.,,,, ,v p.,, . .
Bark Volborg (Non Knudsen Ballia:! ? .- with an-rar tn
Brown Bro* * foi vc** I to llcnham v B?j.h
Bark Sarah H BMirxway of PlilladelphU >, i.,?i .?,( ?-,,,,.
K-'iii linday*, wMti imite to Winter ,\. Smlllie veuel 1,, s.',"
non IL Brown* io.
Karl io,,.,l, J ,,( -cusp ut. II,, an, II,,mr Kui,-, i? dava
Milli indar to Bussell .v , ,,, rea*, ii,, it -j Hock ,S Co ' '
Bark l.osei.i N,,r,. imus, I'.iss.ut.'H ii;.in, luliallaatm
Benham .? I'. ??
Bri Bonito (jeri, Koch Rl.i tlrandedoSul i: dar* witt
?il lui I ,,1,1.is,t I ,,
n i ui 1, .1 ,,r ??'. I niaoi N Poulke 1
with mus,-ti, K.uilkr < 1 ?? - '
Brig Annie K Hforei uf Bonton), Harding, Maerln gs dava
Bitr tu Winter .? HuiUite- s.shr.i., tinier a llmuhlon
Hrbf Lillian chicer, of and from bernara'-*, Itt dara with
? lu ll ll ll?. Sills ,, 1 ., .
Mullel' dr. (0 l'
lobrrt Mow* of .Vew-Havcni. Staff, SI Pierra Min
with *u*aretc toll Tro*
H Si llealen, Pries, si.m'.nuil.i IH day* min kl|... r
. tc, loonier; s-ss.lt.i I. SS Alla ii*. ' ' >"'r
Un ? 1 lu "ns 1 mn.'li of Ne* Haven '.is.,n Ifatraa-nM 1*
da; .. willi* .,u Ui I. ss .v P Am,-1. sa-ui. 1,
1 "'i '?'. lot Ban turi. Parker, . .,?,, ,,,, ,
witli lot-wood aud rubber to v P Htruut; vctiael to r il -uuii!
1 ol *n m.. , . 1 .iu..,.,. ii, jr, tal j] dava wttti
- I In mantel
? ?cur Maude. K.natui, Milk Blver, Ja, lu ,in* ? ,)*, Umt.
. , ,,
I I 1.h.m. Kuliiu, Para 1 .i. wm,
nuis, , iel to it J is.
Behr Joseph rarwell, Berland, Port de Pali i9 day*, wit*
logwood to Huiro Kai uer * f o; vessel to A Nichol*.
Ht-hr Julie Kniteehky inf Anll*n?', Monard,, hi Kltta lt
ri???. with sncai to .Nell.et i JfTh A Anderson; .rial la Vt*
( hallnui r A ( 'I
*elir Wm Buck iof gag If-ntvr . Miller. Hf Jago 7 day*,
with ansf.tr io .1 tl,. Hiv nra * . a v.wi. I tu scarp-n Ray.
mur willie a MrK.iy ,of f-tvvtaee4srwa . Katheaaa, b*-vd*
7 dav*, with fruit to Gomez A Pi-aitail. fe**el to Hoi di
Plume.
SUN?4KT-wt*s ?r s?ndr ftno't. frc?h, sw very hazy.
At City talana, light, *)W. cloudy.
OUtasRED
Steamer ftiihens Br'. Royce. I.oadon Rn?k * Jevon*.
Hfeatner Wyoming l Br , tJoucfia*. Llferpo... (orton A L'o.
BteamsW Klnlf.i Br), Abbott, Mnll- Mauu.i-S'.ii A ?<in.
Mi.liner clydesdale ,Bri, Jolnstuii, Kingston, .Ja?f.eiy,
I raff ,t lu
Hleaiuer I'uinona Br), (tx,k, Montego Bay, Ja-O WV***!*
moe,
steamer W vj mik e. If nlpher*. Norfolk, City Point and Rici's
mund (ad Domitian**"* <;o.
-teamer Manl.ituii, -teven*. Newport News and We*l
Point. \'.. (i.l I ,u ii In lon Kn (.o.
??teenier K w lu mic. Poater, flsltlmore J *- Kre-n*.
Bark Le*i* suntu (Bi , SS" right, Antwerp-J V Parke*
Aro.
hark Emilia Fi-r.il Bi . P.lggn, Mun ti video- Miller A Ifon-rh.
tun.
H.irk SSni IfuVs f"ll|ott, Callao, Peru W It ? irnre A oo.
II.irk Vssa. Nar), I iliuk-KUi, Maa*******- John Norton Al
sous.
H.irk chasseur (Nor), Johanasse-t, Cork and Dublin?seafej
Bro*.
Hark truro Rrl, fYane, Hellenism sno-v * flnrgess
Hain Anna I. laylor Br, ('urson, (.mutts.a, Hay ll Miller
A Houghton.
Bark Marianne fr , Hlegeou, Santiago de (nba -Funeh,
I Jive A 00.
Bark Amenta. Armsfrun*-, Brnltfcfown Bat -III ruwhrldge *
h,,||s
Hark Onstav Adolph 'Nor), "sorenson, Tut,"rr, Ken-Kin. b,
i .is.. a i o
liiib'statllght, Libbey, Port of spain-L W <t I' Arm*ta*ong
MAJUBU
Kte*n)?rs i ly,lesdale, for Janian*; Richmond, Newpotl
*-? i-. Breakwater,Lawas.
ABM Sall**?Via Looa Uland Sound Mnp Un,!,,,, for Ant
w.-rp itark A ni mia foi Pott fltTSSl III
am KORRO
Airily Uland Bound Out -Bark Ku, illa Fish* for Mont*.
4 Idea,
At ss'hitcsioiie-- iinrk* Lizzie SS'righf for Hiay.-; Truro fut
-. Brig Au/ui-ta lot sit Joho*. Nf.
lin: MOVEafERTfl OF STEAMRMl
FoiiEiON PORT*
Ltrsaroot, M.in ii it snir.si ttotman Bavaria*, Lanais
fruin Hoff.rn Sf arch A| Vocalan. Walann, finn .Ni v. Orleans
Feb271 Servla, i <sik, froii New York Man li :.
a iso arrived, (teamer* Benoaa, Campbell, iron I .-haetvi, via
Kv Weat Feb ll, 4'atalan Boan . M in, .i .. fi,.rn N,? (ir.
li ,.-,< I, i) itd-Noraaataa Itr.. ss UUnm*, from Boat? March if
*li1us Br . -"B>pl' tun, from New Voi s H ,i, ' z
Ia-im.i. Mareil 17?aiaaallad, steamer Hilt:, n-n.-e*, Ir.ua
New York March 8, fur 'juern.t usn gad Liveipool.
I.Kim. March 17?Anrlrsd, *te?mei AstAworu, Lake, fror*
New-York F.
Anuouiu ?
HAT! rOI GRVTLKMRR.
11484. Sprtac ejtrle. I****
KBCID, ll- .Sa?sau it, bet six n Sun amt Beckman.
fienniue fohann Huffs Ma it Kinari ha? ll ?? fl itur?of Inhar.s
Hon! and Moritz Elsn*r oo neck ol ever-, bottla iniinrsedh/
all phyridaa*.tergeaersldebility, Bewar* nf imitation*.
At tlie laat smoking eono?rt in Lotulon the
Piim-e nf SS ;.', - ,ip[,i and lu a new and striking " Top It*r "
so becoming dJ lt appeal that he preeentod tumM-lf atth*
photographer'*. A mend In London rora aided acth* oaut,
.. ii ii amt til,-1 hotograpb, which I will havs nu vie* in fi*
window nf iuv cstahlishiueui, under th* Hit i Avenue Hotel,
Wednesday, Mardi 19.
I'lie Pi-luce ticing r> cognized as the th-t gentleman In the,
world frnni a dregs standpoint , lt followi tatuat ss ha; be weat*
i? ?' 1-hoi-kk roan.'
I have adupt-d tl ii hat for mv spring shape, nnd in present?
ing lt to Cu- American i-uiiin I am moved bj the c.-uvt-iWoo,
that tl will be accepted aa the correct and perfect F-**i*-r eua
Oat Ifesj ??? tinily, Km'.s. the ll-.lt.r,
.li Iii nod ts ay.
-O
Ministcis. Lawrera, Teacher*, and othora,
? ',,1-.?, upatloB gue* hoi Utile ?*,? i, :-,-. should oat ( ?rter'a
Little I.lvei PUI* for torpid Llvwi smi btUoosMsa one i*
a de**,
?
If ;i /fill king Conprn is disturbing vinirn-'j-hf'*)
reatsgetaboi of Bbummbll's Csutusai I i sors.
Tin.y will jtic.ii! mun. dlaU icllef.
Mfnrv A. Danif.ls. m. D..
Ut I.e un .'ton.ive, between J'.tii mi I '. itik-it*.
Ronra.8to 1,Sto7. fiisftaaie.nf the NerruosirsM-aV
lit-niiol'iuiaii . irifatis, luiu ?'? ? tlltr.
WEBER
PIANOS.
ALAlt.I -.1 I." I I"N OK (iRAND I'I S NO-- OF ALL
SIZES. LATELY I -ll) Foll (ONCKUT PURPOSES,
MASK UKI S I'TT IN PERFEl I OltDER AND AUB
NOW FOR HALE AT REDCCED PRICKS lill-: sAMH
STANDARD OF I \i i.l Li..Ns A SsIIKU 1*4 CUAHAC
TEBI81 K OF I lil-:
ui:m:it ri wo
is ai ii.i. m sintaim i' ix rr-4 mancf \^ i tre and
M. i J. hud-- NOW l.Xrai FOR SECCRINO
AflMoDKi: S I KPRIl'ESTHE Mi .st*-Li 'I. Ill ol. (.HAND,
by LA Itt AM" t I'lilOin 1'iANua.
SS".\I?.ri:.uiM*OF
IMF I.HTATE OF ALBERT SVEBER,
nTU AVE AND V.'E*T KT II -T,
NEW YoI'.K. TTY.
t
THE LADIES' FRIEND!
>>io Fl:i ;?*>>? anil ."io <a?oo<I.
"t am sn sud and down-hearted atl I tint r hi?*ni
not a fi lend tn th* worhL" RncblaUie oxprest ',n of tho uanda
? j ladle* si'm tte diaconraaed and f,t. all oul nf sorta,-'
'ii h 'i make the u a id tin lr families v. ry u iluppy. All if
ih.sc uni. unhappy trouble* ran , .*ty 111
hupplne**, t'heerfulnea* uni love Uk* tncii place. AfsaT
it.,-.-,,f RADWA1 .- I.Li.fl. si INO PILLS will uaAeynit
feel so happy and -,, rood. If | I .ul yon
will novel regret ii, hut hie** iud way and ? ? .- jua t*
JOH lise.
Raciway's Requlalini Pill-;.
Perfectlyta*ti lesa, eleg-antly coated, f,,i the. ira of all di*.
"omach, liver, bowel*, kidney, blatlder, m.-daria
In Ita vartous forma, nervous dlaea*ci
. nstllini. --. lu.lu-?sti.iii. dyspepsia, lilli.ul-u- ?-. bUloUJ fever,
inflammation Of die bowel*, plica and all d i c.- Bent* uf ni
Intel i s.-.-i.i. PRICK, .j il'.N 1 - ri.i'. BOX. *,,H.j/
.ill lit il/u'isl -.
K0D1 BIUSSELS (AHPETS.
ts**) PIECES BEST I vi: r tt ami: BO v BRI "--i I M,
LATKS1 DESIGNS, AT fl -.?."? ill sai'.d.
SHEPPARD KNAPP
A. <0.
*?I\TII-.\VE. AMI IITM--T.
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R. R. R.
RAOWAY'S READY RELIEF.
PRII i M ti N i*> I'l.i'. n<> rn.E.
rm: cHi.Ai'i *?; and best medicine for family
DBE IN THE WORLD
ct Hi-s snii PREVENTS cor,.ns rOLDfl SK1RB
lill: s r.KTIl I'Mi.li. DIPHTHERIA, INFLUENZA,
ACMES WU IMiW
For headache, whether sick of nervona, tisshsoh* n'nrai
pla, nerf ou ance* and sle?ple**ne*-i, rbeumatism, lnmi-aVro,
tl ml let. s nf niseis, p.uus and in the l)*>-k.
*pui" ,,i" kidney*, patna around th* liver, pleurisy, eweiiin*
nf th" lullltS, p UH* 111 t '..' I.....els. ',. H!'. , ll. uf liT
kind*. RSdWBf'l Heidi- Kc!:, f -sill simd liiin.'tlidtC e**\
aud it- contmii. ,1 use \,i ., few Jai s affect* i penannaeAaeti
MAI ARIA fl mn in lt* wot ?' fut-ii*
I'KOTLl T BABY'.*- El K."*.
sviu.N TOO PfHiifs-r s CARRIAOR VOR aUBV
jiAKi. BCHE HUI Till. Hills. RUNNER ssi> sriciC
Of Hil: CANOP1 l'AHS*i.I. ARE NOT \I*4II1I.E,BCT
LNTIItri.V MIIHH'.N. HS HU. MNIMI TUE WK,
1'OM.D I.Iii- l INNER AND BTICK. .-Il 1 KINO HF.
mi is . * Of rm; i Bil D, SKRIOURLT IN.
II u ii- BIOHT LMtll TO NO DlU.FR** PER.
-I A-slON*. Ml VOR VOfTMRlsf THAT 1HH PAIIA.
-ol I- -I IMP! i" N lill. INSIDE "IiAAi-fMllll d
PATEN I
mi. IUDHAVS
UIUP.UULU uttinir,
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