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APPROVING HIGH LICENSE.
WnAT THE ROOSEVELT BILL WILL DO.
(JrrECHEO AT n_n___kA__ TFMITRvNC): MKL1
INGS? WENDELL 1*1111 I IO.
"A Uss ??*_?? of UM RooasveH Highl-cones
bill" was announced in larne leifcr* en tba btu
gramme ot the Manhattan _4wnpenuKW.AgooUUon
Ceterdav afternoon. " IT-la ja a wendel ul meet
g!" exclaimed lVeident (MM* cxeitedlv, a* A*
??tinted between the choir ou th.' left of the plat
furni and tho sui id phalanx of minis-en* on Uk*
right -Talk ai.out vour Roosevelt MU, be ex?
claimed geeing tleftantly al tho audience, ; "Dont
you know that we arc coin-, to be rm independent
or-anizafii.ti mxi f.tllt 1 tell you we're -<>inK' t.
absorb the whole Republican party. The party
that'* il.?? weakest will seek eur balanoe of power:
but don't von yield it until you get au assurance of
a prohibition platform That's all that * infant
-rhen th** (lovernor signs the Roosevelt Alderman
hill "
The liist speaker wa*) James EL Laiid, of Indiana,
He said:
I .Ive nu tienrtv (CO---!- to the Kooaevelt High Li
iten?e tull, lt will lie a -fi-eat movement to iiur-te out the
Corruption of this t Itv lt will leeurs tb- sanctity of tlia
Kai.l.ath. Win u a man Pay* rich a *uui fur a license, he
Will ta!*-' . ur- aol to furf.il it. It trill break un snell or
Sant.-.atti.n* as tho Ilrewer*' Association, which attn to
efv free legislation. The men who are *o low a* to
Vp* 1ft* tlittu ? 'ies, Im.,1) utid m.ul, to snell dictation as
Utat an' iii.' tory in, ii v. I.o ure ".mw h;tii'll!iigr thii ttlt_y
bnsiiKSS thal WS sre so nie. of In the city depart.neut**.
Dr. T. :*>. Laatbeil waa of a different opinion. He
said:
1 don't think it will bete BOT effet-t. It ls not hi.h
llrii-c. What's 95001 Tue Fifth ?renae Hotel coal*!
kii.K-k (1 out in one da] if tiiey had a goiKl Republican
coiivcni'.ui. I stepped into a Umwr-ehop list wc.*- |loud
applause, -Ni. nu. ii waa onlj beeaaael wanted tenn*
mi expressman iVre. I stopped to Mik wltb tha bar?
keeper. ??How'* bot?least " *al.l I "Quiet," ku.I I.e.
?? What do voa intuit Ol the Roosevelt bill I ' aaid 1. "Oh,
don't think ..f ii ai all," aaid be, " bul ihouldnl Hunk the
people would like to pai fur it." "Bul lt's the salooa
aeeiiers who will have lo pal." saul I. -'Not .illili."
aani li". "If tl.e Leglel-tui-c raise* the license w<- shall
rnise Hit- price of ilniins. As nt-ur as 1 .un tl-'iire. I ahotlld
m.ike $500 a jrear inure than 1 do BOW, ii the bill should
pa**."
The Itev. C.. C. (Joss said:
The Roosevelt met) and the Problbltkin men ought to
hate coraMned their '.rcs and hud prohibition and hich
i -. both. But PU bute prohibition In unite cf them.
Heil Novemhei I'll put a vote Into the ballot-box with
?? rr,, hil, in, u," written on lt, and I advtae every one ol
y,,u to doilii-sain.'. [Mr. Gibb* "OoadP*]
Robert Kenyon, an East Bide street evangelist.
said:
Wc have the Lord <?.)! "ilmluhly to fight OUT battles,
ami we don't ear* al.,.,it Booaerelt or any other man.
Father McCleUan, the aged temperance agitator,
Was the last speaker, ll*" said:
I can say vic !,t:'"..'. int the it -ossvelt t.ill, b'it I am
foi it it la the tirst line of tntrenchmenta, and we hare
to take thal before we eaa go any further. If we can't
_e*-oiiii> ,-h this, thin itt us nilly ear forces aad at the
en. my agaial
"' 1 herc's h.-en lilly dollars' worth of entertain
Ment in this meeting," said Mr. (iii.i.s. as became
forward to close tbe exercises; "Ushers, naas the
pl it-s, and don't Iel aa have any coppers!'
Tbe Rev, Justin D.Fulton delivered an address
on Wendell Phillips al tbe meei ing of tin- American
Temperance L-ion in -bickering Hall yesterday
afternoon. Ue said tn part:
The Jeremiah of the nineteenth eentai7 ha* closed his
ac..iimtaandgoue hence. He waa the grandest orator
America ever sn. Be waa an out?od-oul prohlhiti. nisi
V> 'ii/- e. ,i. He fought agalnat the evita of the tho wltb
-ll bia s'-f")-1h, and had Hf Satisfaction of s-u ?:,,_? th,
. -. ,.f ali evila, ii.ouan slavery, driven from tin
United Htat<*. Wendell ".ililli".* opposed the liquor
ira?lc lo the fud ot l.t.- life.
THE GREAT PEDESTAL.
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E81 MATED cos I OF HIE GRANITE.
THE ll.VAM Ul OONPITIOH AND UTI..OK OF THE
l Mu ri ivi". OOMMITTBB.
Tin- bull foi sloue for ihe pedestal of the
Bartholdi statue wurc opened recently, hut. no eon
tra.i has been awarded, The amount needed was
in round numbers 5,000 cubic yards, .d' which
? bout L000 were for the exterior, including the in?
terior ol the loggis ot open gallery near the t>.|>.
Theditninsionsof the stone required were Urge.
the weigh! ranging limn loni tons to sixteen tons ano
n hali, Maui- bids came in, pi incipally forgranite,
hit),'.* no other atone seemed appropriate fora work of
euch colossal character. The iuds ranged a Idely in
j.rire. hut ft iteaasoeuied to the Execn*
liveConunittoe and Richard M. Runt, the architect,
of suitable color and quality, the average cos! was
SM) per cubic yard. This would make a toialof
K-80,000 i ,i the granite al..nc supposing thi
for the ._t. rior and Interior 10 he of the
? grads and cost, Hut calculating the
eoat of the exterior 4,000 cubic yin,ls at (SO per
vaitl. and .>i the interior atone at (28 pet yard tnis
?would give a total of $240,000. As the estimated
total cost of the pedestal hud been 9254).<><?<), the
Executive Committee were fairly staggered, and
have come to no decision. Ir is obvious thal tin
eosl ol tin' pedestal was much underestimated.
1 hf ]iet ii n ia ry position of the ExecnUve Coimnit
tee la ii* follows: In round numbers they have
i red#140,000 and have apent 970,000 for ihe
concrete fouudation and for necessary expense.
Thej havi- in hand about (70^,000, and an- receiv?
ing fr,.:u tln-ir s.dii itors in this citj and from vaii
orcesabout91,000per week. Their money
weakueai ia not doe to any lack of energy. What?
ever has been raised has lueu raised almost
exclusively by them directly or indirectly. Tlieyor
fianiz.ul ti,' re than a year ago committees for the
(?adnu -tatesand cities particularly those ..1 the
great Weet, from whose liberality and eager patn
4)(ism they expected mach. Theiitreceipts fiom that
quarter nave nol amounted to *J*.>u". The local
eonunittee formed of 1. adina citisens liavc obivous
]y supposed their positions to he honorary, foi they
have .lom' little or nothing, A capable agent has
gone through tbe Western -tates, carefully explain
ug thal the statue ls the rift of France io the
United states, and does not belong to New York,
but has been placed on lied in*',** island in tbe
hailx.r of New-York hy the Nation. But il seems
still to Ik* felt by the people of other ."-tates thal it
tlo.-H bolong to New-York, and lhat New-York
oncht to furnish tbe money. Jin* statue was paid
Lu bj the gifts of a quarter of a million of French
liKn.aiitl tin- Executive Committee have resolved
that tbe pedestal must be built bj gifts as touly
national In character.
lint 92-0,000 will not he sufficient. The con?
ni ie foundation is now np 32 feet ol the total ?>_
feet, ami 970,000 had been disbursed, To oom
plete this perl alone, and to place over it tlie systim
of concrete arches devised by General stone will
require at the least $:10,0(XJ more. The concrete
part may he finished I.y the middle of Maj, 15y
that time tbe receipts ox the committee ma j have
swollen to 9100,000. Thej will have to meei the
disbursements ne**.lcd tor the atonei anti for the
laving, the sum of $(iO,0(K), which is altogether in
edeanate. The chances are therefore that there
?w ill bs a long wait between the acta.
The workmen on the concrete foundation are now
above the ramparts of old Pori Wood. Tbe con?
crete is ui.< feel aix.vc the subterranean arched pas?
sage-, arranged in the form of a cross, thal lead
from the outer paasage way te the central well.
Thia goes down to Ute level ol low water, and will
bentilixedtoabowthepresstureof winds upon the
Ita tue.
TRYING TO BURN HEB8ELF TO DEATH.
Liz/ie sin ehan, ure twentv-flve, a lodjrer at Mrs.
Anna UWeil's. No. His lY;:r!-st.. -..Unrated her hair
and clothing with kerosene oil at aboul 6 o'clock
uh il evening, and going into the v ard in the rear of
the boase, deliberately ap).lied a match. In an it,
btant she was ablaze. Opening the back door she
walked slowly through (he hall, the Haine-in.ni
her barning nair reacnins nearlj to ihe ceding.
fuhe passed out t>. tin- sidewalk and was abont to
cress the street when a trait-Tender, attracted by
the eries of some children, ran np and l lire iv 1-js tar?
paulin over ber, smothering th*- flames. Bbs
waa terribly burned about (behead and shoulders.
Au ambulance was auuitnooed and she was carried
to Bellevue, lt ia thought thal she will not die.
Temporary al.(nation ol mind is considered the
cones ol' the attempt tu take ber life.
.'dis. (i'N< il said to :i IitiniM reporter that the
yottOg woman iiad lind in Let house nix.ut n fear,
atm ,-. tai as she koeii was of ?_:*>? >*l character.
ll.r father is 1'atrick Sheehan, win,, several mouths
?kc shot himself a ith s pistol, vms broi ght to trial
and released on the plea of iusanitv. sii.-l.it Mi*.
O'.Veil'.s on Mau h III iu good health and returned
on m. Patrick. Day. einoc then *h." hus acted
strangely, ac it recovering irom the effects of some
?Iiui;.. lip to i. lu nail ii shs mus a waiter at
Gibba'arestaurant, bat sh,- has been ont ol employ.
?Beni nineo, she told Mis. O'Neil'schildren shortly
before the accident that she had und thies times
yesterday to hang herself.
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THE I M'i\ CLUB ANO HIE LOUBAT CARE.
Mr. J, ooh at'- caae again it the Union Club f"i i. -
inat at en la i men n i will be called for trial at
tbe .-pe, tai ti tm of tl.- (supreme Courl in April.
According to agreemenl between counsel it will be
the first on the calendar. -ubp-.nas bavs been ia
ior tin* piaiuiiti- witnesses to the extent ol
Bfty. All the members ?.i Ihe Governing Com?
mittee, as ;t ..v.;. composed in the spring of
1?K2. have been served; abm August Belmont, W.
ii'. Travers and John ll. Hunter, end a number of
i. iini m. n,i,., ,,f ti.,- club. These subprnnaa call
for tbe preseuce ol the witneiuiirs in the Supreme
Court, Special Term, lalor,- lloopei c. Van Voi 1 ? a
Amil s.. .James C. Carter and E. Randolph Robiu
aon desire t*. have the cass postponed until next
fall, hui Mi. Cl.oa te ii ill make e\. i \ effort lo briug
it to trial at oi,.?>?. The questiau of buy
ing tbe Dil mansion, adjoining the club bonne in
'1 vwnti-:, i si-si., is claiming its share ol attention.
A special.-iiiiu <>l' lix . no liun beau calli
Wednesday evening to decide this matu r.
FUNERAL OF HARVEY J-. WELD.
'lh< lutieral ot th.-late Harvey 8. Weld,sexton
inn', t hrrk of tbe Boord ol rrastoesof Plymouth
Chun ii um.e ,-*,',i,took pin. t in tbs -horebyes
at_p. m. There mus g.large congregation
*iijd slr. Beaehai eooducted ths umple services.
The tolliu waa borne iuu> thc church pi (-ceded by
the pall-bearers, TT. B. Claflin, Moses S. J)each, E.
A. Ne.-.-.>mb. Augustas Storrs. J. B. Hutchinson. W.
H. Boerum,i:. EL Vau Ingen. II. W. Wheeler (ind H.
W. Rones, all of whom aro Trustees of the vhtireli.
After tlie choir had suug "Asleep in Jesus, Mr.
ltoerher road scripture 10*4*011* and spoke hrielly.
Me referred to the faithful though humble services
of Mr 1,v-'**hl. who had hiehlv honored his lowly
office.* His succ?i.-?u; would flnd au houoiyd place
I*, lill. He had shown mi."':, skill and pst (euee m
his position as clerk of th<- I rustees, and had hand?
led millions of dollars with milch iide*.!-y sun
diligence. In the third year of his service not 0116
per cent of tho pew rents of the chun h was uncol?
lected. No business In New-York could show such
a record. He wax a fair lil ul 11 si. a perfect gentle?
man, and a Christian, if aol out S ard ly, at least
within, and he left au honored name.
The body was borne to Greenwood for burial.
HOME NE IVS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
lireroort Home-Henry Irving, Bram Stoker,
and H. J Loveday, of K-glsnd.Fiftt Armut iiotri?
Dalton McCnrthv. m. 1'.. of Toronto, sod Hteholas I pnf*
wcrtli, of Cincinnati...n.Koeretl Route?Colonel V.C.
Houston. United Statea Anny.tinnut Hold-Audio
V. A. M-ioinbi-r, Ot lite Nev. York "supreme Court.
JT(W York ll ilC lli-M-y A. Kif liitiond, of thc Nev,-.01k
Stats 1 hil Bsrrlec Qaaoilsslnn
?
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Investigation of Public Works Deportment, City
nail, 10 a. m.
Trial of Hawson A Rood foi Fourth Avenue Tun?
nel disaster, Court ol Ojer and Terminer.
suit io displace Beoeivei Green before Jadgs Van
Brunt, lOrSo h. m.
si.r.iki.lu-1 )aly wrestling match, Clarendon Hall,
evening,
County Medical Stu itv.
Meeting of arm j veterans) No, 52 Union Square,
evening.
Aciiiieiuv of Si uni es, Colombia College, 8 p. m,
Congregational ( lui..(lark's restanront, evening,
Baptist Preachers, morning.
Reformed pastors' Association, murnini..
NEW-YORK CUT.
Hie steonwhip Polda landed 980 rteeroa* passen?
gers al Caatle Garden jesterday. Thelndepend-|
cute landed 1**1 and the Celtic 1171.
CHASOin WITH _T_AUN_ FURRY ll< Kl I-.
Frank Rethman, age Bl, in the Jefferson Market
Police Couti yesterdaj was charged b.\ GeorgeK.
< .tis. the niui! eootroctor, lu*, employer, tv it li appro
pnating to bia own ueealanre qnantitvof ferrj
ticket- He waa held in $1,000 bail for triaL
cvi'iritrn VMiii.k -TK-XIXG a HORSE.
Chark-Fries was captured yesterd-j morning
while stealing s valuable horse belonging to James
Dunn, at No. 225 East Porty-fourth-st. riethreat
ened to stab J, Cavanagh, the stableman, who
seized him. In the Yorkville Police Court he "u.t
luld in $1,000 bail.
CARINO I OR TH- RARI.KM POOR,
The ladies ol' the Harlem Relief Society, of which
Mrs. M. T. Urenn:i 11 is president, which wasonran
i itnized for giving food, clothing nnd employ nienl
bo the deserving poor of Harlem during the winter
months, will be concluded this week. AbnntOSO
persons havi' been aided. The work will be resumi _
nexl tall.
AN iv iri:\"A row WRESTLING MATCH.
Th.-re will be s wrestling match ;it Clarendon
Hall to-nighl between tbe Japauo e wrestler, Mat
sada Sorakichi, and Captain James C. Daly. The
first two bouts will be ui Japanese style, and tho
other two will be'"catch-as-catch-cau." li
four trials do nol decide the match, the style of s
Una! trial will be decided bv a toss-up.
MK. BARNUM'S I ST-TOHKD INDIAN
P. T. Barnum writes a lottcrtoTin T?ibi.nb In
regard to s joking reference to ;i member of his
"Ethnological) ongresa." He says he will guaran
to the absolute genniueuess of all his Todas ludi* j
ans and other savages. Headers <?! Mr. Bm
autobiography do not need t.< be assured that Mr.
Barnum waa uever known to entertain the |
by humbug of any sort.
SI.4U1II I) IN A l.l'.l'NKl'N OUARRI f.
John and .homas Reilly and then brother-in-law,
C. L. Jacobus, No. 401 East rseventy-sixth-st., re?
ceived a visit from Enos Logan, of Orange, N. J..
on Hatnrday night. Much beer was drunk, and
.lacnhii-i became (luarrelaome. Kiually he si,,,,rfc lim
sister-in-law, and in the fight that loll..ned wa*
Btabbed In the back and dangeroti ly hurt, it i
posed, bj Thomas Reilly. ;i)re twenty. The wound?
ed man was sent to the Presbyterian Hospital.
Thomas Reilly washeldby Justice Marra] in tbe
Yorkville Police Court yesterday,
i\!'i'i:IMKM* ON Tin: BRI IX}- RAILROAD,
The Bridge rrusteeaon Saturday made a trial *.f
near on a truck furnished with radial spriiiRs,
which ore considered 1 1 ible for switching
than the usual kimi. 'The trial was only moder?
ately satisfactory. Another tesl <?! the laathesius
grip, which was attached to car l-l. waa made niuo.
lhe special merit of this is thai it takes up the
cable and drop*, ii from the 1 ar, while iii the Paine
grip this is dons by men stationed at the starting
point. The cable being of steel is border than tbe
brass dies, which revolve npon an elliptu plate of
ii'ini, and there 1 considerable abrasion of tin- brass,
1 BREE VOI f li! ri. HIGIIWAl
Sherwood McCollom, age ll, thi 10.a ?'
of N... .">?_' Bedford-st., on -atnraay evening, at Bed- j
ford and Morton *t-., was aita, ked bv three ragged I
little fellows who robbed him ol a silvi 1 watch and 1
B gold eiiain valued Bl SKI. John 1 rorei an, William j
nunn and Charles Miller, each ll years old, were j
arrested, snd in the Jefferson Market Police Courl
yesterday ware identified by Bherw.1 MoCollom.
Gorevanjcoufi ssed his guilt, and aaid that the watch
and chain hid been pawned iii J. Simon's
pawn-shop (at No. 185 Vorick-et. for sf-'- 1:.'. The
money was spent at the National theatre. Each of
the little culprits waa held in $1,500 bail for trial.
EQUITABLE GAS-LIGHT OOM PANT m Kio i.s.
Tin- stockholders of the Equitable Gas-Light
Compaay held th. ir first annual meeting on the
18th inst, and elected the following directors foi
the ensuing jeer: E. C. Benedict, Calvin 8. Brice,
Jacob Bertschmann, William H. Gebhard, B.N.
Dickerson, jr., K, M. C. Graham, E. J. Jeremanow
ski, Jaine** li. Keene. Eng) ne Kelly. John Slo.itie.
Jacob li. V. innis.-. R. T. Wilson nt,,I J, H. Wheeler.
The directors *_ihseqnentlv held a meeting and or?
ganized as follows: president, K. M. C. Graham;
vice-president, E. j. Jentnonowsku treasurer,
Jacob 1>. Vermilye; executive committee, Eugene
Kelli, John sloane, and Jacob D. Vermilye j and
secretary, H. Keene.
ENDING ms liri willi CAXBOUC ACID.
Julius Lang, age forty-seven, a Hungarian, who
makes his living asa tailor, took 1 arindie acid jes?
terday afternoon at the tenement house ,\n, '_;{-,
East third-st., where he lived with ins wife in ?
little room on the tirst floor. They have two
children, tbe youngest eight months old. 1-.in?
fold his wife in the 111..1 ni uk to du sonic sewing, ?ii. L
iit dinner time she told him lhat nIi" !,:,.! been so
bnsj With the baby that she hud had no time to
sew. Lang molded her soundlj and went ont.
About an nour latet Mrs. I..mir found bim seated on
the stairs looking ill, and be told her that be hud
takencarbolii acid. An smbulanee hus .sent for
which tobk the tailor to Bellevne Hosp uah but be
died on the way.
not mks. DI io m. si's mt minn .
Mrs. Adelaide De Forest, with her danghter
Agues, asked Superintendent Walling yesterday il
she could not hiive Maty Tremper arrested and
prosecuted for noosingherself ofl as her (Mrs. De
Forest's) daughter. The three women had been 1 111
ployed in the family of the Rev. Cale!) T. Ward, at
No. 167 West Forty-ninth-st, They tefl there on
Thursday in company intending to iro to Newark.
Ai th.- Desbrossea st. ferry Mr-. De Forest and ber
daughter Agnea left Miss Tremper, telling ber to
awail their return. They did not return, and on
-atard-3 nighl Miss Tremper went to Polee Head?
quarters, said she was Miss De Forest, and told ii
iiitifui tale of the abduction of ber sister Midmothei
iioiii thc farr] -hon.c.
BROOKLYN.
Cornelias Hickey, ace forty, of No. 1*)_ John-t.,
employed in Ihe ingar refinery at l>..,k and Watei
stn, tiled nt the 1/Ong Island College Hospital yee
terdaj from injuries received bj being eaughi i'i
the machine) \ ol' the refinery on Saturday.
While going (ui board his vessel at the foot of
South Fifth-st. 3 esterdaj afternoon, Michael Eaglo,
agc. forty, colored, s sailor, fell omi',...aid and vm*
drowned. He waa drank al thc time. Ths body
wa-, not lound.
1 in funeral of the late Professor Stephen < '?. Toy
lor. former principal of the Adelphi Academy, waa
held yesterday in ths Clinton Avenue Congrega?
tional Church.
A1: wa FBOM 1 ii 1; avB\ It BB.
JERSEY (ITV.
Antonio Lorelli, wh.. keeps a groeerj stoic tit
Set omi and ( ligate st*., w ia ailie..1, (I ,1 esterdaj I13
a crowd of boya wbo threat stones al the door and
wiudows, Lorelli nm oul armed nub ? revolver,
a<< omi.anie.I b.\ Michaelli Gabriell! who had a
shoveC l.ojclli fired ;i shot slightly wounding ii
boy named Morrison, and GabnelTi struck a woman
named Moran on tbe bead with tbs shovel, lhe
li;i'nt 11- were am sted bj Constable Coogan,
.*, 1, i> .ni?.
The Morris Canaled!I be omened fornavigation
to-morrow. During the winter tbe canal has been
closed and repaired, the aqueduct ovrr First Kiver
baa been rebuilt, and about 200 men are rtiillat
work on general repaira.
11..- lib Regiment National Guard of Jer*e3 CR3
will be reviewed at tbe Newark Armory this 1 ? .
\ um bj th.- Brigade Cointnandor, General Plum,
wh.. v. iii als., ievi.il th.-i.st Regiment of .n. ?,.i?
on 1 hnradaj evenii g.
A compromiss between lbs city and thesti el
railroad companies in ti..- matter ol paving ihe
companies have asked to be permitted to pave wltb
cobblestones between their track.*. It is now pro?
posed that the companies shall nave their tracks
St their own expense on street* which have been
paved bv the city, and do it according to the or
dinance.'hiit that "in futuro the city shall alanine
the . ti tire ex -*en*e of paving. Aa an oftset for this
benef.t the companies are to waive their charter ex?
emptions and pay taxes on their capital stock and
Surplus accumulation. A pnhlic meeting of the
st '.-t Cnmmittee will be held to consider the plan
proposed. _
A CHILD DIES OF STARVATION.
Coroner Robinson, of Long Island City, m the
hourn* of William Murrien, ni Ferry-nt., linntcr's
Point, yesterday found the dead body of
a female child about a year old, Iviiur. on an
obi luattrses in a corner-if a wretch.-div furnished
room. Four other children were playing n**ar it.
Th.- child belonged to Mrs, Johanna Brannigan,
who on March (! wan 0-BOalted hy John (.uigley
and McGill, bot ii of whom an bow Bsrvinga terni
in the State Prison. Man ion, who is an inveterate
drunkard, left tho hons** on Baturdav night, and
Mrs Itrannjiran yesterday morning. "Neither has
been seen since and lhere WM not liing to eat iu thc
house. Dr. Harnett said thal the child's dentil was
due te starvation, and that it miisi have died
mi Saturday, riieliody vi an s.nt to the Morgue,
and the Coroner ordered lim Overseer of the root
to tnkeoharge of the other children.
The children Blent on the Booti and the oldest, a
ht i,.lit look in- lao about nine year* of age, said
they had had nothing to cat since Friday night
NEW-JEKSET.
IIonoKKN.?Albert Stein, ape seventeen, com?
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon, by hanging
himself to the door of a closet in his mom, In his
father's*hooae. Ko. IS Washington-st. Bte?.was
attached to the school-ship St. Mary's, and was
home on furlough. He retired to his room about
'A o'clock in the afternoon and at (l his father
discovered his dead bod j. The bo j had mi one of
bis sister's wrappers over his uniform. The canse
that impelled him to suicide is unknown.lt is
now believed thal defaulting Col le* tor .McMahon'*
deficiency will amount to more than $SO.0O0. Ex?
pert Bacltetl hos discovered additional deflcien
eies, but refuses to nive nnv information about
them.Hugh r.lesseu. of So. 1,230 Park-eve.,
New-York, wm picked np drunk In Ferry-st. yea
day morning, and when he was narched at the
ponce station he had $2,400 In bis possession, thc
most ol it in $20 gold pt-CCO,
On wi.r.?Tho Salvation Army held four meet?
ings yenton!?v, two of them m tin- morning ?' 7
audio o'clock. All the meetings were or-wded,
and tlure was no disorder, officers lc m- present lo
quell disturbance.Interesl la felt in the bill
which passed the Ia-islatura for thc formation of
.?' batt al ion ofthe Natioi al Guard al Orange. Ths
bill hos not yet boas presented to thi Governor,
whoso action ntjon ii is doubtful, in viea of the iu
creased exj-*'ii(liluii which the bill ents
LONG ISLAND.
North port.?Anthony l.'y.in. captain of the
schooner John T. Long, was arre ted on Saturdaj
charged ?i(ii taking*?id from Crab Meadow Bank.
H.- uris tried riiuI fined $2.1 In cuni,ai I With an
oflicer Kian started for his vessel to obtain ths
mo nev ; but on tbe waj be induced tbe oflicer to
siop al s liqnoi si,.ie to have s drink, ai d escaped.
8ao Hakb g.?Tho Rev. E. H. Camp, of Newark
N. Jj, bas been nnanimouslj asked to be pastor ol
the rresbjterian church at a salary of $1,BOO.
l',.\-i Marion.?Notice bas been served on the
fishermen that Mr.Nathaniel Deming has bought oi
the. trustees all the shore front brum Abram's Laud?
ing to i !>.' Point of Montauk.
J im vicv.?Many of the I leraoi rats express them?
selves ax di attuned with the nominations made
on Saturday and will not support the ticket.
.The Queens County Republican Convention
for the election of delegates to the -tate Conven?
tion at Utica n il! be held in tbi Hall on
Tuesday, April N, al 10s m. The 1st Congressioe
al District Republican Convention for i bonni np two
delegates-at-large to the State Convention will be
held on | hursday, Apni 1 7, at 10 O. iii.
Port Jbi n roo v.?The trouble in the Methodist
Episcopal church boa boon settled. Sexton Flo>*d
., terdaj save np tbe keys quietly and remains a
lueinhci of iht . buri h.
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BTATEN l-l.AND.
RofAgviLLB.?Rev.T. W.Cole preached his fare?
well sennon jesterdaj in the ola Woodron M.-ili
odist Church.
ALONG THE BOUND.
linn..n r<riiT.?-The managers of the New-York and
Connecticut Air Line Railroad Companj, ll. K.
Parrot., A. L. Winton and Theodore W. Downe,
have received informal ion from tbe Railroad Com
i,,i- s,ot it-is that the companj s application fora two
mont bs' extension ol time from March "."_'. to expend
the ton per cent of the I capital in order
to save the chillt'-r is denied. The lilllti.lt'' rs de
clare that, notwithstanding unfavorable weather,
siti>>* work was begun la-t fall there have been ex?
pended in rights of waj and construction about
h.jO.OOO, while onlj aboul $43,000 vms necessary
i..,i the provision of the law. ll." work of
con traction will be pu bed to completion as last
as possible, li is fom teen year;, since the i otnpnuj
inst agitated the project for this road.
ROCKLAND I ODNTT.
NEW ClTY.? A ((invent ion ot the Uenubliean
voters of Rockland County will ba held ta tho
Court House on April 8, for the purpose of electing
11.-!,??.'ates from each town to the District Conven
tion al Middletown, N. Y.. on April 15, and to elect
delegates to the Male Convention al Utica, on
Aiuil 2'A,
-?
RVRRRTT P. WBEBLBR EOT DEAD.
A stilt, incut that Everett P. Wheeler, tho
weil.known lawyer of Uilsclty, bad died at bis ooun try
bouse, Hui; Ililli*..r, I* I., fruin Hie t-ttet-l* ot a fall, wa*
printed lu lite Slur yci.lei.Iai. At the bonne of Mr.
VA heeler, l'ark ave. uu.l t-eii-nti -fli*t-Ht., S llillii Ri r.
puiii-r teamed tba! Mr, Wbeetei waa la good bealtb and
uti. -lui) ug .lu ml). Th,- repoi t v. .* dui ito , ... ei. -H cu
foiniiimi; Mr. Wheeler with an I.. V. Wheeler, ot Ban Har
bar. A Dumber of peopi* c-ile.t ti the bouae daring the
day lo ascertain tuc li nth uf the report, Mr. Wheeler ha*
nu'hou-e at Hat Hail.ur.
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WHAT J I'M ED UKES TU EAT.
Fruin 7Ur loudm E'-ho.
Bnperintendenl Tallett (lt. 8. P. C. A.). who
was on limy nt the Zoological Oarden* during th**
p.. .uarutlona im Jumba'a ezport-tton, stat.-* In hia re?
port: "An elderly lady, who appeared to be quite sane,
n a cai. ;.i (? :u) a. m. on ? l'n.iai morning,bring
Ing niih int six pounds of bot bouae grapes, about tour
p.um.ls or raisins, willi apples, orangea, cukes, lu.-, nits
uni) (-nets to oat, uiul wallu.mer* iui.1 daffodils for
Jumbo to smell, -he alao brought a nice basket tot the
elephant lo feed oat of. Before Jumbo had hniabed the
ii.,;,,nus. he aelaed tba baaket and ate lt, ribbon* aad
all, m preference to tbe grnpee. Tbe lodi teemed dla
i iu;e,-Itel, and saul 1.: ' lie ls md*) aiul nugi ateiill.'
lint 1 Bal A: 'Ile 1* tillite ruth.nal; for he in, 'ei - lil?
li:, t,mil food (twu-i) or aomet-lDgllkelt.' Ibeaaked:
"DO TOU T111 ri tc he likes meat I Shall I hilnu him ii nice
leg of mutton I* I said: ' He is not earni. uruiis.' she
ii ked 'Now. what would )?<? a treat, to him, do y,,u
thiuk V I said: '(Md hii-'li I.tooms.' The lad", went
uw ay tjuite nteslfslli n."
AlAlilTSR IBl KLUG EXCh:
MINI Al I KU. A-MAMAC*.
8nnrl?c?, 5'J, hu, (1:18, Moon rue*, fcMiMSsa'a a;*,.*. 27
ii.-,.i ? Al uk lo i.A t
?./V.-isantlT"IIook, gilffiOev.Uaad, r>-tl Hell data, 7:R(?
/ '.lt .--audy Ho??, .'rio (lor. Uland, til liHell (Jala, .soo
POBEJBE STEAMERS DUB AT THIS j'oi:i
111. DAV.
Vetiel. I rum. Uti'.
I.vinni Mo'iittcli. l-oiutuit .Mun.ir. 1,
t Ity ? Chicaga. .l.tYrrnool. Iliiii_n
.l-venxMl . (inion
( IihI.-hii I-.-otlllc .Iiiii'iteaui .Bord-ani
jim uro<ici./.nfcwrti).taro
S_..ii. .lon . A lunn-1, him.Koval-Netb.
Acapulco.vs|,iimaii .PactBc Mail
(fiann . . .Hana*.wurdi
Alpiu. Wt*->t Indie* .Ali**
-0X9DAV MARCH I ,.
Murula . (Umburi*.llainh.-Anier
WI.liNKMHAV, MAUCH JO.
Ceplialonia . l.irwnxxM.('iui?r.l
stat aol .Nevada .(lla*K<*w_?. .Mat**
Adi. 'iii-iic ll we . lr..,, li I lunn
(iii of WitMiunxtoi).I lu*, un-mut Uni.,,.Ah .audre
8BIPP1R0 REWA
PORT OK MW Y'.I'.K .. BOUDA., MAIL II ja, l-l
A ll ll I VI-.!'.
0 I ?t*?m*T ll,, l s, 1.I...1 Ilea.ney, nun dee fi I. JO
st,um,, i > Indlpi nd.uii.- ii*' . i'ir_iuii-iiu, Catania__b iv, ria
i March 1, Palermo! and (itbialuir 7. with iud**: aud
Basans"**"* to Phelp* liri?S Ca
. iii" Hui tim. Ncweattla Keb 4, vin Ply.
niuatli Mardi I, with nuluc t<. ?thr; vc*** i io HUnpaon, Hp. nc*
,*, v anas
m, amei Hantlago, Colton, ci. nfuaffoa Mun I, 1 ft, rta mi Jr.o
17 ead Naann, NP, li), mthadai ai?i|._.?rn.jw? t? j?,-.
Wai I*Ca
Mi .inn -i Al'iu,.., Pulu, r, ii.il.. Muli s d_v?. via KirVVud
miih in Ue and p-**e_cai_ te ( ll Mailor] * Co
>t linux,rn Hnlpbera, Ul, hui,md. City Inn,' Rmi
Norfolk, win, .u.i.,'. :u,.i |,,us?. neera lo Old Domini, u -h . ...
Merni,.-I john (.ii--,.ii. iee uiwn and _Ju__?rta,
wltb mi?i ind pa** nger* lo Tb*** W Wightman.
bark Fi Ital Han i myrna 67 4ayt,withmtm
to J 0 Mi"Aii.ii?-i?*; uss,, ti, Towel
Bari I '? .nu, iii i.ue.,nt poi t i.i.. Mauritlaa, hi dur*.
Will) tm ? I u, vi MM ! tu p
i.u li ? uiisi^i:.. fialalola , h. i . i... i .,. M.,)
i* ,ii, ii, l , .<.!? i ri ss., t., ?, ,e-r Brim.
1-uii.. Al,I.u ii ut WlD-aor.NH), Mli,l,u,u, luiiiklrk 44
dara, ra ballaai Ui < w" bartaox.
Bark Mon c ii ale. HUcIn*, Profireaa ii .lay*. ?ith beam to
( h.
Pur. Julia, J.il.lan Havana lo .Lits, Wltb SOgST lo SMIST)
\. -?,, ,,, ,? ,,,, t Hon
bark M aerie M <of Ht Job-. NB), Mltebell, P.-.pit, 17
?*ai, sue., 1 iii 11 mi, ,,,., r .. 1 t,l<*i ., wei lomaatar,
lil) K lilli Mi el III , |, i\ i. iiuii, l-l I. in tu i.l ,1.11*1, willi .agar
tu I?aycrali v ? ..
, neaak.l Ilford, r.-t-lnia ?i..l Tuip.m 29 iliti*. willi
I..i?l tu J V, \\ ||r.?, A C.
1 .st, id ,si?i 10I N.ii Ha m. Boffirt, i>, narara 14
(ins, witiiwcaj tull 1 row bridal-'* Mane.
..,/-'.'. ,...,,:?.,,( a,uu-. c.- day*, Will. tu.ar (*?
Perkin* A Welch; t ? ri to Pani r .,cilia.,it . 1
Hcbr Mollie \ Heia (HrhUwea, Man/iuiiiia -jh data, willi
...I.u aiul Biahnqani la llu.aJ Uwcua, vcaa.-l lu Mn,|,sell.
( lai<|) ,V ( ?
b- lu t W lloiihr ul litial.iuj, McMlll-U. T-tCuUlpau JJ
Ur*, wllhmdae to _t Maninardt; reesei to QA Brett, Sou
Sci.
Hc_r Dor*. M French, Frenoh. Mlaatitlati id dar*, with ina.
HfMny to J M Waterniirvi vwaael to K II Hmllb <_ Ca
nebr Min* Peile, Thompson, Trlulrt*d 14 day*, with *n?;ar
o I'.'jkln* * Wei. bi ve??el lo Hltni>*i>ii, 4"lapp 4 Oo.
Kobr E M Haem, Atwood, Bara*-*?, D day*, with fruit to
j om**,-A Peantail: re*Ml terraater,
behr Willi* 1, Newton. Pendleton. Matanzaa 0 day*, with
n*l?*oea to orderi tomcI to F II Hmlth A. Co.
Hr ii r A una - Ilut.rhcaon. ZclniT, belize ltdar*, with malioff.
inc to order, renae! to uni A ii:niue..
Sit ns _ I" -Wine at aandr Ro**. fn**h, 8HK , rery bary.
lt i'Hr l?laaa. Unlit, BMW | cloudy.
Arrlred vi*-.t.udav -
Brif Charlotte (Br). Mnreh(-1 rernainbuco 3- daya, with
ugti to urderi r****l tn V I Nerlu* A Hon.
SA I LEU
Bteamer Italy, for f,melun.
Also salted?Via L*-ng I?i_nd Souud-Steamer nen WhPncy
or Hunton.
Hailed '1'IA? Hfenmcr* flrcolnn Monarch, l.nndun; Furn.'*,
la, Olaatfnw; Cornwall, A votimonth: Jcracy City, ilrlstolr Ala?
la, Mami'lllc* Minetta, Malabur*; Donan, BTMMBj Wacsland,
tntwerp; silesia, A spin wail; Alvo Port on Prince: Muriel,
t Kilt*; Hanitupi). Havana; Prof Mora.*. Baracoa; Kxcclnlor
nd New-Oriean-. tfaw-Ortaana: Naeooi in***, mv?maali; <'tty ef
"olmu, i.i, charleston; Ilerir-fnrfor. W'llmtnrion; (dd Dominion,
lorfolkj Onyandotte and Kftnawhn, Newport News; EU
int-d.*, (i.s,rKi-(?wn.
Hhlp Kiporl.-r, for Bnmhav.
Bark* Ohed Hatter, for llatavl*; (Irrititu,line, Anller, Java
?Iberia. Mei ra lasuie. Angle 1. Taylor, tiona)-,. .s, loabflO l.or
u_r, (ithftra; Kmpress. Kt John. Nil
limes Ni-v*. lor Ho-taiiu, Kinnie Boa, Deniarara; ('anio Ber.
I.... o rtaotaa
Ala* aallci- Via Long Uland Bound -MSSSSSI Tynemouth, I
>r st John. Ml.
Shin salisbury, for Finnie.
B*r_* (in?tav Adolph, for Tnhorjr; Lew!* Hmlth, Aiitwerp;
Doola hikin. cadiz; Emilia Fn-.11>>, Montevideo.
1 ni: HO\"g_ gn irs OV -TBAM? BB,
FORF.ION PUR!*)
l*SB00*. March 2'J-Halled, ?teamrr Kpryptlan Monarch (Br\
Iristow, f,,r New-York.
Qir.rtsiowt, March 1 A? Arrived, iteamcr City of Montreal
Hi . I.-?Ih. ftom Xew-Y<>rk March IJ, on lier way lo Liver
md ?iid proceeded i.
Sallen, aieauier Arlrona (Hr". Tlmoks, and Hervla (Br), Cook,
?oin l.ivt-i pool banco for New-Tar-.
Molli ia.. March 2.:-Arrived, Mt-mcr Polynesian (Br),
trow-, fruni Poill.iiid March ll via llallfai, on tn r way to
ii.u j a ui.
ll Miii. March -2?Safled. rtesaaer gnoec rr .d'lfauf.irive,
,r N c.*.Vork
I i-i.n Mar b _2?Paaaad, steamer Britannic (Br, Pei rr,
?om New-York March 10, on net way to Uaoo-ttowu and
tTerpooL
Il4t.ii av. Vf.ir,,ti ?.!?_?. stalled, ateamei Hr, tor Br), I.ai, from
lvi-rpooi banoo for Ifaw-Yoric,
dom i mc POUTS.
i reh '.?.,-Ainu a. ataantere loira .nn. Walker,
ii.-n, ?.!; ?rathmore, -ci ? Waiker, Aredboj ]i.-rk?, Hoad,
blladelphi* Neron , Coleman, and 'iii.nus, Ilea:-,', Maw*
'01 k i. in, aster, Piuia.''
Cleared. *ti alli Br), Kirwan, Ctontaegos; Kara.
iou, ?', \ ii,-. Limn.i; Carroll. Brown, n..iif*4,
Philadelphia. UH Miller, iialitiuuie; Nept-ne,
.irv. New.York.
Hailed.eteomera Harris.mr,/ and Pottsville. Philadelphia,
?J.:.i vn.ie.i.si . , Baltimore, ?axon,
n. i. Philadelphia.
I'Hil.Ai.u.i-)!!*. Manh ?_"_'?Arrirctl, ?|eain<T ("euiip.-.lo,
?ton
. it ateamera Panther, Newburyport: Perklomen, s i_
,,a.,li, Catt whiting, i'i,Aid, ne.;
o'ninonwialth, \.,~.V,. s.
"J. tl?Arrlred, ateamera bord* Uro (Br), Uninhardt, Liver
ool* Kal.- Iii , i uirl-ee, M.-dlli . oin. .in port*; 1. C Biddle,
,. wA ork; Aim I li,a. ,1 ,
Bali ? ia, March J .rrlTad, ateamera Ann-Dura Tiri,
h.,it j, ...n. New, -h.?; a;;,???hauy, Boatoai Xooephlne Thom
Rotterdam: J
Vise
Win
m. New-York
1 ateamera Carlton Tower (Br), Bvaoa
, ...o reft Ne ?. .Yoi' , Ural [all. I", u u ,,...
. . \ ? i Wm ivciiiu',1.. Provident
ind Mew-York,
??? ru, l . "r ? gu
cn mi,tr,u.s. Marun J_?Arrived, ateamer Iielawai
en. New.York.
( (eared, ateamar Beyal Crown Ur, Han.'una.
.r Citr ol \ dew-York; Mount Edge.
iltll'.e. io ?
-i. aw in Marok M?Arrlred, *te mar* Chattahoochee,
??iv Vork; John. Hon! li *, V. il I
"-mle.l stsamei* City of Ancuata, for New-York; Juntala,
hiladi ipi.....
8 I aryllU Br), Bremen and Amsterdam.
Ni tv-, uti i in- March ?< Mariner (Rr),
Irrrpoo ; . .nv,- Branch, Bremen) City of Halloa, BeUxe; .Nev
oi k, foi Nea ? v ot k.
irrlred, s'e-irc-rs .Tom,- Dam, Har, ei,m:l.
line Jaeket, .'ar.iir.: Knickerbocker, Now-1 ark
halJ il, lt. .oieu i.uu.u,:,)
'.? a At i i . I, ateamer Joana Span), liver*
UU .
.--al,, '., ? ton and Stew.Yi rk.
unceaenta
Kuri tV Wilson's " short-baud" Collars and
? inns an- the beat, Sold ererrwhem,
?-? ?
Henrt a. Dani gi,**, M. D?
H4 i.,'\itii't?n.'(ve? betweea j.itu mi Dth-ita.
it th* N -i vuii*.. * -it
..??duo I i mai v i inanja i .>:?.. inc ? and < irllttf.
Care for the Children.
< in i IT!.*. (.-. i thi del llttyol theaprtaa leaeon tn u mme
and they become ci m . p evtah and onoootroUablo,
,...uuis a, tb,. Mood ara liable to maolfeat llniiasnliio in
arums \*a>>, w. ak.?ulm,' H." *?' lb Bl *0 as to rend, i it inuit,lo
.stiitui th, attaekaof teriooadl. The blood ahonld i***
I and the *yatem larigoroted i.y Nm aaa >.? Hood**
ila.
.., tiMMlY AMI KIHI OUT.
? .ll vviit too t.stiinuiii.il froia an mtcl
?cot li,m.ii,, .v v. b_ly:
"C. I. He,si ,4- Cu ; Bli* _n*Ollc!tcd 1 send univ (Oak i. emu.
ii'lulutioii-, ns il ??,! ? - H ?. |, arila doaerraa, --inuit; arid fall
aoc two bettina otfyom Baraapo rllla ffi oar family of
r four, with moataatlafoctory reaolta My little girl of 9H
.. ItrOOg, In diliy child, lmt very (oll>bl00dsd Ud I
.?any eater, waa trooMnd with atlaa oa har eye* vie triad
arina* nooodlea, bal with no it- tin ? effect, .vt lam l rssoitsd
, ll.I'- Sarsaparilla, and from the l-t ,,( M iv, whit, I usiil
tlr-t for lhat pm pus,., ?|,,- h_- not bad the i,.,,st \, .? -.,
tj Bj keepl?Rthe blood _aporec*rm_ Ibm, the whole*7atem
? |,u,,;,, ,i. gey both foi economy aud oomf011, we use Bead's
ai-..pailila." ills, i HAK1.1-.-- B-JEW8TXB, Jiiillalo. N. V.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
old by all ilmirfri'ts il \ *U fo IS, Pre;,arel only by C. I.
tOOOAOO- Apothecaries, Lowan, M-s*>.
100 doabu om: iioi.i.aic.
OLYMPIAN CLUB.
I HIST (IRANI) ltol.l.r.l". SKAIIMi
COSTUME CARNIVAL
OLYMPIAS CUB KIHI,
3l>-AVr. AND (Hil.- I..
Tuesday Evening, March 25, 1884;
59 Frizes
Fur Ortgiant, KO*, tlve, Historic, Dramallc, Comic and Hur.
nxin'' OaatOOMSl SlSS for thc l.int Twin*, or two or more
person* who appear ullkt* t for tho hr*t NgtSSMtsS-M of an
Inlmal or Hird; for the best Ini'lcs, flowot .ilrlt and Old
.HillCK and . lelltl.'l:,, I.
A(lml*)*lon, (ientlemcn, $1 ; Ladle* and 01.11.Iron, 50 cents.
te?crved sent-., ..". ai.d .".il teni*. Heat* for u.UOO spectator*.
Thc ult iiipi.ttt C'lu'j, at au expense of ubout i'jO.lKKJ, ha*
mule at tin. Au,, ii,ai, Institute l)iilliliu<- one of the most
omplcto Huller skntlng Itlukn In tho world, which ls visited
iy 60,lt.'U peritoD* every week.
C. M KAVMOM), | ?
1 mi rt- iM I.Kl.AND,! -tidbagcr*.
TIIK ONLY GENUINE
JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
ta the KEBT lll-ALTII HF.VFItAHR, Tonic and
**i>tnt,,- known 11,. Qen-tn* 4'4lS'i'AlNO
ONK-THlltli MIMI I", to thr ls,til. than tho
tinitul.ei,, ui,1 i. SO I'KRIOK In iiuallty.
" I Ita-rrnsrd Johann ll,?tr.flwinln*
Mall Kitrtu't ?hninif the hu>t 6 y**ar? In
nij linslleil, i , -.tl.-.-, and Ii?t* r.ain.l
lt tu *l,.,-,. food and Tonio In
ceerafeMcrner, Ineaaeaof Dyinrptla,
f,r tb.- wruk and ,l,'l,llli_i.sl, .,;,.?
n-llT Nur.l,,. Mo:lur.. W.?klr
-hllJrca, l.u.f _ud Ibrual IIU.
ea**;-."
VV. O. UT I Ll .MAS, A.II.,a.]t.,I'hlI*.
I hatrebroi-ifht tull ag a ("nt M^vra,
Tarrant A C.,. fur l.uiTlui,- and tall
I ln^ a.. ,(ti, r p**i-|iara(|.,n .Hen (lia
r>-initial,,ii of ii, v (o tuuno Malt !_.
| H., , fdr which I bain r-s.-u^l &*
Me,l-l. fruin lil?IblllOlu), M.-lv-l
Sm i, tl.a,, ;..,t .
lletiitie nf Imitation* I
SOO* laOn-M with.,.it ?Itrn.ttim ot
. -Jokani) Huff" v " Murli. Klaaer,**
I un ihaosakMararyoatUa.
jon asm no pr,
Hr,lin,li. I -.1.1'I I*
SIMS KU al *l.M.nsilV,J-Jy?ii,/,rl 1
QMSSBS-Oi INS.)
ni
KEW HAVEN. CONN,
_-TI_J-lUI Ol' VINO
o_______x?
??
(lAlRlllGlS
AM, ST\ un
Non on ,'thitiitli.ii and sale al mir Warei'i-onio,
4? t lll>TM T.bT., NKW-IIAVKN, IONN.
' un pl,"Int.Uuua g-aia-Unl t0 Lc ul ll., Ulj-h.al nlaut?Td
ajsaanj
NEILLS,
SIXTH-AVENUE AND TWENTIETH-STREET,
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW OPEN
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Imported Trimmed Bonnets and Hats,
NEW SHAPES AND SHADES IN
STRAW GOODS,
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
SILKS AND SATINS,
FINE LACES,
COSTUMES, WRAPS AND DOLMANS.
BOYS'
CLO T _H: I _DT C3r.
FINE UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS,
'j
Housekeeping Linens,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND LACE CURTAINS,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
8PfflIN6 OF LATEST MMES
IN
FURNITURE,
WALL HANGINGS, &C.
Our Spilitff Importation of above linc of coode I* c?m?
nlrii- In every particular. Our a-?otliiii-nl uf French
Crepe*, .Minim-, nnd Anllqur) I'urtaliiM. nud uh'.IIudi
price*! Wnli I'npt-i'* for turnl-thlng country rexidencc-a
a .p.-.inliv.
B.L
Inion Square anil ltitlt-?t.
B. Aliu k Ct.
KineteentU-st. ami Sixth-ave.
HAVE NOW OPEN
J_o unusually large and elegant
Assortment of
FINE DRESS GOODS.
Also,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOTHS
Expressly for
LADE-S* TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS.
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3t110lJ
CouUmue (_a3 Co,
Ladies' and Misses'
Furnishing Deparlment.
Wt wilHotl.r oil MONDAY. March 24,
? M'l.n't line of Mis-..-*,' nd Children'" Suit",
Infant*' Slip* mid DlWM-, New !?*.(>!???< in
l'lain and Eiuliruidt'ivd White- Munlin
Wrappers and .Snit*. Full line" tif Frviu-h
Knihroidtitrd I'ndeiweur on Cambric aud
l.Dlt'U.
J->U\\-\V-Ul Cfo \^{\>6\o
CARPETS.
WK INVITK ATTENTION TO Om NKW AND ET.E
NANT DEWIONS IN' ALL TIIK Iili'FKHKXT OKADE3
ai much bown than ever mon known.
OURHPECTALTIES FOB THIi WEEK.
TO CLOSE OUT QUI. K I.Y A RECENT I MM KN SF
ITBCllAsE,
WE OFFER
rHE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK OF AN EASTER
MAN 0FACT. HER, VVA :
MX. PCS. BODY BRUNEL.-! (best, u-frame*., LATEhT
STYLES AND ("OLOUINU-.
AT tl Jo PER YARD.
250 PC'S. AIX-WOO- BXTRA llTMtIt INORAINSL
JIU-* season's PATTERNS.
AT 70c. PER YARU.
MATTINGS.
_ CARGO JUST RECEIVED. OFR OWN DIRECT lift
PORTATION.
WniTE FROM 83 PER ROLL OE IO YARD"-".
RED-tllE.K.AXI) MXJ DIFFERENT PATTI KN- l-INB
FANCY MATT IN Os, FROM SA PER ltuLLOF AO
YARD-J.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
_LL TUE NEW STYLES AND FABRICS, JC8*
OPENED. ATPOITLAR PRK.'-.
50 PAIR- -IIIELE CURTAINS AT fl3|
WllltTU $30.
100 PAIRS RAW HILK( URTALNS AT t6 |
WORTH t9.
J00 PCS. PLUSH (plain ami ornoo******.', AT$1 PER YD.t
WoRTH DIM).
WINDOW ______ rA SPECIALTY 1.
SHEPPARD KNAPP
A CO.,
sixth arr. and 13th-?t.
Hoff's Malt Extract!!
i Tonic UUhout a Riva!.
TIIE (1ENUINK.
'lb.-1, ixl possible?tUnulant.
it .ii.li ntgootsen,
str.-HKtbi n* me was*,
Build* up ll,.' *j-t, li?
lt I* iii,-ii i> ??.-..il:
For Weakly children.
Foi Nut-oux M. ot ho ra.
Forcon*.alo**rcnta.
N. B ? It has boon l*r?**l*? Imt
tato*l. anti (bo publio la hereby aaa
timmi to mwomX nune unlc??it
boals tho U?ii< of
TARRANT 4: IO.
5X Sole A-twit* for (ho fulled -(.>>>,.
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,,. ii,,.. '.'TS (lu. nwiob-nt. New
York
l'llli 1" *l OO t
R DOZEN.
CAUTION!
-.-. un- (he genuine ami nv old di-? |)pol_(-ur*(.
Pen.tltiK lem- H1.-11SU1I-* tu i, Minta tli,-us. ul our namala
eonnccttoo -*itu * N-tdU?I Va i Url ki i j. ;..,n,:m u>t*e
nuulo by * party who ha* (Hiuiiu-il tl.e narnu ut Johann Hon.
niiVHii ian* ih oooaumera arecaatioaed a-taiuat, tr-ui.iuient
UiiitatUiiiH ot out ,..?"',*., ai.'I .10 iiiluitu.il Hi il ail
lUWUIMI joh inn MVP- BUAB kxtr.ut.
tor wliu-ii wa aiv an,1 lutvo liu.'.i Hi" s, u.E AOBSTTB ar? IU.
PuRl'KKS -face 1 si'."... ami uin.ti v.liu-li (lu- reput__.'ii ..(thi*
art io!*- ta baaed, la tobi onlj mool _PKCtA_ ito i n >-.. _
boar* upon lt* label tho name ol
TARRANT & Om
ttt QimnMM, Ne* York.
E*(al.l.?l?".l I KA,
M vi I ia i li \. T foi I'-' I """l Watai u.i Hnit-th Prof
moos ol Nurlu A merle-.
Mee our iitl-i-Mi"**-**".""' ruuiiliiH in tbi* paper.
Demonstratiou Lons ia Cooli
(iiviii Stat* MON HAN. al IO n. m., and TUU
DAT, at_i*. ul. ut Mi-s PiJ-LOAM-SCHOOL Of1
COOKERY, 222 Baot ITtwst, Subjeet for
M_re.li 2_?B*BB* '" viii iou* ft.un*; Luncheon
l?tr*l.t*H. For Mureil 25?Fillet ot Nalmou, .shrimp
Catty, l'aiitaki-s, Be. _^^__
Patent Tube and Gang Wells*
WM. 1>. ANIM"!..*--* .v t.l(>... ISA lU?.?twa}, N**--iur_.
AUTIS ric WALL I'Al'l.l.S.-r.O.OOiirt.lUof
BooUoldPaovr,St) ot* uar reU.tae*>*ti pru*' <3 __l
Ano pontt. i.,u. dm ((obi \\ iu-i.>w r-ad.-*, fri I"* l,MT'? ~\*
* lal l?o itt o.* ol t -it|?; ?,.,,,,| ..ilfluttuifroui -'.? Ci* V.'XfSS
Houaee Minted, papered and k-isoiuiued. JA?*. W. (.OA1-*
.00 Utt_?4iU?l . Uoai r-l)i'iu- *K