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RIVAL OF Tiffi CROTON PLAN.
A IIEARIXGON THK RAM APO SCHEME.
ABO. MrsTS BY F. A. OoMMUMB and W* ?.
ASDR-V*.!*?COXTt.01_.Klt 0__X1 MAKES A OOM*
tUB-MM.
Pei order smvt-and Controller Grant WOKS ort,
pointed a committee of ilie .Inking Fond (___?
fcissioiiors to listen to arri'ino-'ls for ami against
the scheme to I.rinu (_).000,000 dallon*, ot* vviiiei
daily into the city, with ;i pre*_UTC sufficient to de?
liver il .00 feet I'li^li in tlie umier part of thc city
ami _'> leot at Whltehall-st. Thc henrlne took pim c
? yesterday in tbe May or'a office. Thc Ramapo aonemc
wm repaeeented by Colonel Frederick A. Conkling,
pre. ident ol theoaniepo Improvement Company,
Vi', s. Andre*-_ its eouneel, nnsl Engineer "William
J. MeAljiine. Corporation Conaael Andrews wm
Bise present. VT. .. A nd rews ssiii thai the oem*
fanv proposed to give a Lund agn - i*.g to forfeit
290,000 if the contract waa not carrleaonl Ikey
were ready to _ii>jdy water "wheiiever it -us
necUtl.
Recouler Smvth inquired if the company was
formed. Slr. Andrews replled that lt wa* and eon
listed "f P, A. t'onklinp". p. ?_(!< nt and the follow?
ing t_Mt?-B: Hu hurd Kelly, R. Nutthall-Laurie,
CEarlee Quincy. William J. McAlpinc. William Mc?
Clure, and -.'".Ilium J. Morton. Mr. f*myth then
naked if they had acquired title to thc land needed.
.lr. Andrew"* saul that they had not -.pent $-..000.
000 in purchasing tan.". hnt w* aoooMthey were
given the contract they wonld artiiilie the land
ne-ded for reaerrolrs and conduit line in thirty
duvs. Thc compel, could lake lund under tha gen
eriil railroad net. Further queationlng
elicited from Colonel Conkling the in
formation tl at they wished to receive
S9_3,t_>0 annual compensation from tha city for
elivering 50,000,000 gallon*, daily. Thia aum was
Meeeaary to pay the Interest on thc h..mis to hu
leaned, proi idea sinking lund to pay the honda and
for repair* to the work. The land to he flooded ia
ftti.otKi or 60,000 acres j theconduit t-avereeetldrty
riii imle-f. The work cnn be eompleted In two
J- re, Tue Croton coat the city laat year ?2,000,000
or 93,i Ilona dailT. TheKamapo Company
proposes to f uruisk 60,000,000 gallons*, for .'.>-?.>,
est.
The Controller asked what would he thecftect if
it could be slew u that the Croton did not coal tho
citv mora than f-300,000 last yeer. Mr.
Conkling said that bia eompany could not
In lah the proposed supply for 9300,000,
Hr. Smyth* K'-ii - - 130 was the leaat that
. .1 .-iii r. Mr. Conkling said that
if they ((mid is.'t get what they asked they would
ieee j re proposition a. Engined William A. Mi Al
i.'iti tbat thc work could be finished in
two workit |
Mi. Grant asked li n would be well for the city to
run tl.e n-' ? down an expensive plant
from Yo,i r-gooda district, Mr. Mc?
Alpine said I noriak. The work could
?artBinly be done. Mi ld that time en?
tered largely into the ci ' Additional leg
?. !..- needed to anable the
tinki; . I i - lo ia* lt 1"
t ,_.K-(1 thc Boheme, lu
tl.oi . if water would he ob
I cf from the Croton -ater-ahed, Thiawai
I led for. Th out
sid.' 1 ?r the Croton water scheme
-u- .-. ?'. rhe annual Interest charge on
? tout $760,000. Taking tbe amount
aakedfui hythe Hainapo Company and il wonld
rejucM nt inn i<-i on i< < apital of abont$33,000,000,
and in ;i.ii'itio:i tbe elly is asked to brinn thia ?? ater
eighteen miles, at a beav* . .-t.
J. I.. Douglaai ol the Merchant. I_
Bii'iiii... Compauy, declared that the amount of
t . ?? daily uelivi i -- now than In I
? i- rbi , duct iii 1K77 and 1.78 delivered
00,000 "?'. . -. .ii'-- then there havi
Leu lt hal ...nd 7."..(ion.i
I- -. He and othera bad shown the cit*.tb
the ami 'Mst could -? .1 -0,000,000 or
uti.(mm.(*? io daily in -ii or eight __btba, bul no at?
tention was paid to it, Give a good presann down
town and there would Le no danger of large tiros,
lhere waa nothing lu the Rama] ?ach.e. I hut
company propoat .1 ... iro on and take water that
d_ ? th- m. i be ... t of the < roton nji
to 1883 - $39,910,709. This was paid for and
. il p. the c.ty. I!.' believed that tne city
should r wi; >t own w.i*( i' works. Be argued strong
ly ii I ? m.
FOUND WOUNDED IN* TUT. NORTD RIVES
1 ? lora Donahue.Brown and Harrigan
were petrolling the water frontbj the Batter*!
yesterday at 2 a. m., when they heard loud cries of
'* Help, h. lp nie." I he erii ii ame irum some point
i ? ' ra Noa. 4 and 3. and rowing quickly in
ti.Ht direction they found a men in the water
lie was lift, ii into the boat,
. ier So. :t. and taken to the t. bambers
Mt., i Hospital, where Dr. Jessup found thal he
illy, wounded in the
bead. A bullet had entered hia mouth, wounded
i , -ni' ni the tongue and lodi*. fin the
- .ii the ang e. lhere
wi re some ebrasioi - ou thc nuns and legs of an un?
important character.
a- tl ? na n waaaerioua. Coroner Levy
wm- -.-it f. whon be made an ante-morteoi
-? ? Ile said ilia' h'- ii;.!!., rai I rederick
ll.iii\ Ki gel a plano tuuar, of No. io Willlam
m.. (lim,..-. N.J H. i? married,had a wife
living awi '. ? cb Idren. and wai forty y.
age, Ue caine to New-York on Monday cv.iiipl'
and went to the Thalia Theatre, Afterward be
took seven ea eight flaaseaoi lajrei and started t..
return I,olin-. Iii took tbe Hoboken ferry-boat at
Vue lay-st., and while standing al the rear end of
tin I-...it a tuan grappled bun, aeixed bis silver
vat, li. and r-i.if him Id tbe n_ He l"-t con
meas nml dui not regain it um il placed on the
.li t. His wife, a - iii] that bei
jusband wu* in the bal it >.i carrvi-g al.om him
large suma of money, __istan1 sui terintendent
lin..-? ii,.iii. of the Hohokeu Kerry, Raid that no re?
no it "1 any strngglt bad '-.-ii made bj the deck
I -ni tin James Ruiueey, the boat on which
Ko 'lit r nm-i have bet D.
A reporter ol iui I'RiBt'xa waa on thc James
Ruii.-i > al the 2 o'clock trip and saw no struggle,
sin! ht ard no report. I here *s as :i deck hand iu the
fore part of the boat, and an..th. i going aboul pro?
miscuously.
-e
SUGG SECURE. \ LEGAL UKI.AY.
At the opening ol the Bupreme Court in Long
I_?.ud ( it\ yesterday there -vaa scarcely atanding
ifM.iit. The crowd being attracted bythe arrnign
inciit ol Rugg, the negro murderer, District-Attor?
ney Fleming . ailed ora Rugg t.. plead to the indict
Dent of murder that had been found against bim,
I ? fudge Richard Bust ced, one ol bia conned, de?
mured to the Indictment on the follow] ggrounds:
Thc iiiilii "i.ft.t does not (..iif..'tii i-nt.*!.mil,tlh to tL
requtrrinenls ?if tbe Code of Criminal Procedure. dn_ lt
. i and coaclne statement of tbe ad
?;.*---il ;?? Uavelwan eominltted.
The md', tiueu: lt aol r-ie"*""! tiy tin* Dlsti i I Ikttorner ns
i.jiui -I bylaw.sioc* lt does nol fiatc tu.ii lie i- Um
1..-', iii i ai i.'i:.. \ .?: i'.i<. :.'? ( ..ii;, i.v ; iii,- Indict menl w_
Lot rdgacd by tba forenian of tbi U rand Jury; ihe iBdict
meoi wai nat found bj s t, ? ly ol men wno >iu<i i 1cj*h1 er
ls'?nc is- a Grand Jury; tbe Indletmeol charges more
tL.ni ..ii<-. illili, niel in liinrc- than 0&l fi'im, < .inlr.iy to
Ihestal i
Mr. Mu-teed spoke an bonr and twenty inin;it - In
support of the demurrer. Judge Brown overruled
tbeoemurrej nnd ordered Rugg to plead to the m
di ct men
Mr. Buateed If Tom R< nor please, we arc ?>>' yet ri ady
t . . ' l like t.i Inc .. (ea days.
Judga rr..wu?You ain*t plead to dar.
Mr. Bueteed then enb red ? pk a of not guilty for
h - i lieut
Mr. Qtaatuls Wt shall subtnil afldavtta kail move tot
U ? il-M., i ot Vi-li'll- to K.. .
Judge Brown 'i' - - i>ro'vld_ for that, 1
c.ai- iluwii i'll trial ea Monda] al tOo'cloek.
District-Attorney Flemingtben moved foi an ex*
tia panel of 250jurymen. Rugc wa*t t-!.<-'i back to
his ceil and in tbe corridoi met Edward Tappan,
wko had confessed thai hia brother John had com
uiittcd tin Maj bec murder.
?
BTBUCK BT LIGHTKING Al BEA.
Ciij.tain Hall, of thc Imik Eesex, **.hii b arrived
ye_eidii\ fromZanaibar, related toa raiBi'NR re
p act sr a remarkable eaperieaee from lightning on
April 3. and to give support to his statements he
pointed to the shivered spars and tom copper on
Lin reena- He ?aid :
AiM.iit 10 j.- in ol, April 2, ot Ravaanah, we eaeoun
sered s. ' . - ? I four bout ?
which we scmtded under bars ji.i!.-. I iras tesalus
Matnatthen ? irrii uk bad spent Itself, ana
tb i ii ki ll' iii : ".u if below, m. Len i'n beaTcus suddenly be
iaiiii-iiliiuiii.fi* ia - | I ?-- There wara ral*
lout of til' ....ii- ou deck bcaldes mysali,
aD'i wc ivi.-.( ' struck sfu*cie-?. tv he ii wc recovered
i ?;.-r.r. -i. ' ts...: il..- skit - tfcii- still
?glow, wi eos i been struck by h^iit
iiTss- v* i*i ii I ntt-iii|.t. ii io stand I fell tbat ray lower
Hu. i. swan j.. ...?/??'. s ours I v** uaabls
U>Move, Jobaau C'hrhrteni-n, ona of the seamen, tv^s '
made deaf, and baa aot yet fully recovered LU i
li,,-i-i|is i-.'iiiiii, iii. ia?-o? ..! the others was i.iia.ti.-.
Iso iieDuuti. <i v,..,. ibo. k. rae
?taloa I "V srereac ..:'. I, but when they beard tl.s
amah and tba spill . .-,i?a,? they came nishJaa
ui_n di i k 11" ... .is. i as spill from t'i
tau.*, lo lbs 'i'i', tbe inalutopraiul ??*,- spllaterea,
, and the royal yard wuscut to i?i_.s aa wlibs Knur. The
fiijiji-i .... tbi i ott, tu.- planking ids
iIj.jniI and ' ? -iii. . ...I tt.
fieas wat .-oiii'.i' ugal) i , ignetizsd thai tt a ..i __ ]rMti f(,r
?ardays. I never beard of _ like experience, . i
dou't want aa at har.
BE8TOBING \ HOWITZER TO OLD FRIENDS
bed up ii..in tl,r
bottom of Uk Chattahoochee Rivei aftei i -
ami -liidi waa aftei tghi io th
\ da) waa pul ? K)ard the stt_uuer Cbattahoo
i lid- mail scni back to ita native wilds In Ci
Thia bowitserbean the inscription, "Bed Jacket
.tenanted to the Columbus Guards by Lit
Clements. July 1, lbOl, and nnder ft. ''Restored
to the Columbua Guards April 28, l*-1-;. bi .Janus
W. Godfrey, ol New-york.** "i.'-d J-tiki
war ti__si waa in the iio.- . -lii'iii ol the Colnmbua
Guurdh, of Columbus. Ga., aud they popped awaj
-itli it \*ln-ii "jril" Davie was inaugurated and
whenever the rebel annies won a victory. When,
afu i the suiM-ii'in oi I., r, (-> ..crai I aiii.y and hts
_r_iy i/cnetiated kilo iiounuo. tbe o ?. .. .i?
?
I.
fm_r__ mounted their howitzer and prepared to
dow the invaders to pieces. They thmi-ht better
of it however, and threw "Red Jacket" into the
liver. Thc cannon was subsequently tltdied up bv
someone who sold it lo Jauiee W* G_-_P8f P* this
citv, hs old Junk. It han since been used hy Mr.
(o)dfrev /ur tiring salutes when Presidents w.*r?
inaugurated. The howitzer will he restored to the
io vim* arma of lue Columbus Guards on April 28,
lie day on which the organization will celebrate
ti. _ iiil-csntcaulal. _
THK CHEAP-GAB SYSTEM TO BI EXTENDED,
The uiKjuali lied success of the now cheap cab
ayatem h.is Induicd ihedirectors to ta_e meaoa to
extend their businese, aisd, aa__m t. tho arrange*
mi ott can be made, the .-n its - ill ho Inereaaed to
loo cabs. A majority of the- new cabs will be In
the English Hansom style. Twenty-fire of them
arc alrcidv in course of cotintruction and some of
th.in will uproar in the streets shortly. The com?
pany baal." inrornsed that its oombination of
colors with tua oreel OOUatitnte a legitimate trade
ins!-, under the common law, and ntc]>s will h*
taken to atop otitraide baekioeu from painting tlieir
vehicles in imitation of the new pub- Ihe Teni*
diet of the New-York Cheap ("nb Company may bo
distinguished by thc crest and the rim mi the top
for baggage.
Ari'aii|*enients are being made to establlsn a
night aervioeup town. The rates for the night
service wiH be the aame aa the preeent. Oeba will
be at the various club, theatres, hotels and other
places where tueir at m. es univ he required.
A subscription has been opened foi $100,000 iu fl
per cent bonds, for the purpose of extending the
operations ol the company. Me. rs. Vanderbilt,
Bionaon, Weatmore and Jay hgre taken bonds to
the amount of 930,000.
SOME PASSENGERS BY THE CITY OF ROME.
Among the pasoengeti by the Anchor Lino steam?
ship City of Rome, *> hick arrived from Liverpool
yeaterday whn Jamea Larkin, us;.- thirty-eight, a
dwarf 8 feet 9 inches in height, from County Gal?
way, Ireland. He said tha! he did not Intend to
work foi a dring, but hoped to support himeelf by
travelling with an exhibition. Patrick and Robert
tv, ages respectively leven iud lix, had
ooma alone from Limerick, Ireland, and wera to
continue their Journey to Chicago, where their
father lives. Mary M. Oweua, age tea, and Liuie
Reed, sge nine, were alao alone, and wen to join
friend* Mary Ryan, aj teen, had typhoid
fovei i ? d wat -. 'it to Vt art's Island, Nine persons
w.-te entered on the mauifeal aa hiv mir been in the
country before, but m.on inquiry they admitted
that th '\ iniii never been in the united States, and
the company will have to pay the head-tax
ton joined In a testimonial lo the company.
RESCUED FROM A -INKING SCHOONER.
Theachoon . Bailie Mair arrived bom Jackson?
ville, i'la., yesterday \ Ith Captain Stewart
five sailors of the schooner Cabot, of Calala, Me.
The Cabot -'irani* a leak on April i, and when the
Mair \'mis sighted o_ Cape Hatti m. on Anni
c. i!.i? crew determined to er, aa they
could not expect to reach p i in afcty, The Ca?
bot wi Williamaburg, N. Y., In 1849, and
was one ..lt: c vessels a float
'I he ichoouer i rank Atwood! which arrived from
Aspinwall, waa in a furious gale *>_ Capt lintier.
on ipr ; 2, ??? . Inned five days, blowing the
vc.ei 300 lui! ? last.
A CHURCH DECLARED TOBE UNSAF1 .
"-XHU [net Fohn Riley, ol the 1 s Bun
niay liiii-h- a ri oui't that tho Church of the
Reformation at No. l.'o Htaiiton-st. un* di
? i all t1,.- et dings loose, and
in il.'iii- i of falling, ann tl ioi the
wsIn the I on. Iii the t. laen .'.it.
tv!ii re a large imiubei ? i wi nt to i
tho flooring wa rottei , and the scholar*
were In danger ol _1 hj tal
Wat. r caine in I rool and ran
between the pl intering and th" stone.walls of
ih' building. The cornices "also wow (lila* -
and '.ki';, I" I. I. Insjiector Lsterbrook issued an
? i the chin' h to lui1.? ?
building repairi .1.
HOM I: NE WU.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL-.
St. .Tn es 11" t /?!'. \ -<*... vt ;n'i: Luci-! Robin*
i , .S'etr-YorK ll tel -?? ii itoi i hariet \V.
. . ...Wintlow Uni"- Hu- b Bli
. 8. II. tl. ( li l1'. roners! Dianapei >?! tbe
-. Art nue ll
Ss. M. Dunn, Unk_l - I I ru ) i Be ab i bainbei
Cleveland, and James C. Clarke, presidi nt <.t tbe I
?
Aii.irncy-i.i i (-al Han lit* a -ard, ol I i mont,. . V.
Coll limit il I : Obi.
'? i.i, oj' Incinnatli
? ! 1 ?. I". d llu'rl
?
inc. ii. lt. Riordan, of Tht t i,,,,-li tton /Snot and <
WHAT 18 <; UNG ON TO-DAY.
BbcrUTDa* Idson' a. ni.
bin rm:iii divon r suit, Supreme Court.
IO j i will c. :i!--t '.' .in.-.
Meeting <>t Park Department aad Board of Education.
Bout bern I Association, No. -iO
Boud-.t.
I. . oner, Delmonico's, evening,
" ? fore J
Ni rt -Yuri. Yio-iit ? in meeting, 8 p. m.
Deck (Viriiiii.-.i-liitH-ir.' mei tic.
Iii !? , .. match, Polo Groat
p. m.
Ci "t?ii - Perry and Denalon _ fore Brooklyn li. renae
Reform ( lull, 8 p. ra.
I .owning ease before Reft ree VT li hot. I p. in.
? ti i ina Women's Board ol .- lons 10
NEW-YORK CITY.
The Foll River Line stet mers Pilgrim and Bristol
will resume Sunday t r i i < -- to Boston ou Ajuil "jo,
Roundaman Michael Collins, of the Eighth Pre
, was made a oetgt int yesterday, and asaigned
to the Eleventh Precinct.
Nathan Kleinbi rg, of No. .'iii Hcster-i t., and M -
man Roth, of No.-4(3 East Houstou-st., wen
to the Riverside Hospital, yeaterda*}, Bullering from
typhus fever.
Thc i-". i.il Order of Stags baa been incorporated
for social purposes bj than..- C, Schultz, An?
drew \ ordenneyer, II. II. Baldwin, John Flanagan
imii Edward Katzeuberg.
(Al I.- FOR INACTIVE -'"?
The spacial committee appoii tod bj the Govern
n * Committee of tkeStoca Exchange to arrange
-t.iii tl " culls" ..i the inactive stocks has erraugod
the list. The calla, which will be al 10.16,11,12,
i and'j o'clock, will be made for tha Aral time to*
iiin: rou.
rotTND DROW.NKD IS tilt l A-i RIVER.
The body of - drowned labor* r, age aboul forty,
wa found in the East River, at the foot ol Js
, yesterday. Several pawn tickets were
found, and a tnote book witb the addtoss, " Hoary
Muller, No. 08. lie Kiilh-iive., Brooklyn.'5
i I RTOMI Ol I -i i ii- si BFB-D1 i>.
Customs Inspectors _evi H. Morey and .lama's J.
Maguire were suspended yesterday, tis.- fonnei for
tincc months and the latter for thirty days, l bey
w< ? charged wah permit ting dui ia ldc gooda to be
landed from the ateamahip Assyrian Monarch lui a
consideration,
(ll . I AILI I I OK M A i ii I'i li. 0
Thi Controller yeaterday paid to the City I 11
h.iliii'ii tli- pill amount ol Male taxes foi the com?
mon schools for 18.4, amounting to $1,410,088 Tit.
He also paid $1,421,58.07 oa accounl of State
taxes for general purpoaea a:ni cannie, being ona*
Iialt tbeainoiiul ol thc State tax, iiiukm^ wu -e.,,;.
nat. ut .-j,*-.:i*J,."t7 7 80 for Male nm aoaea,
ni yvor, ix i m. bay.
Captain George Brown, luepector of Lighthoaae
Diatrict No. 2, informed the IM >t Comuitaaiunars
yesterday thal th. anchors of the spar-buoys in the
fourteen fo il channel in toe Lower Bay wet
covered with refuse to a depth of three feet, The
captain ol .no- steamship Salis waa fined $100 foi
throwing refuee in the I pperBay.
I \. ll ill) - I ot RI PORT! NO BAD PA Vt Ml; NI _
Hubert O. Thompson yeatenlay inform. 1 the i'?.
lice Coinmii-ionera that the foul repaii stations of
tbe Department *of Public Works nave been cou
iiecte.l hy telepbo-C linea with hia office, which ia
conn, ted with Polii e Headquarters. Tlie police cap?
tains wt re Inetroted t<> send all complaints n Karu
mu: unsafe pavements aud broken water pipes
promptly to tne Central ?Iftlce.
THK HI. lil OROR- I I AI- Ui.l .
l in- Mai dial _ ? Idon vest rda i tool- additional
testimony regarding the fire in m. t..g. a ii.it-.
[jm statements ?! Frederick llimmelh rger, tin
fireman employed in tbe building, thal when
bo learned of the fire bc played wntei from a boee
up thro-gii a .is.tt upon ih- tin:.i.--nt the third
story, and also warned thi occupants through the
tuich, want i. Delia Evans. \ in. is.t.-i
on the fourth floor, _iid thai Hiau-.lberger did
nut jiivc any warning.
I '.I li EXI OUTS (il GOLD.
The ahipments of gold by theontgt io** Eur
steamships to-day amount to $2,3_if(__>, ol v. Imu
all, except $500,000 in double eaglaa, is in told
I.,ii-. The steamship Werrs will carri $11,2.
the Normand ie #000,000, aud it.'- -
OOO, Among tin shippers are LazurdTl
$000,000; Moii.iti, LI..--A Co., $300,.; Heidel
hacn, L k'll.'i ... ? _ Uo,,$300,tKH); Drexel, J
jH.ii, J< k'll.' i .... - Co.. *j.l.?,0O0; llrexi-J.?
.?.ni A Co., $20 l.OOOj aud Auk- it Belmon
' mo,c 0.
A w I l I -I'll"' i anj. ITLKORAPII COMPANY.
i . m .nil,,' ii ii... lai .1 I lapin ne and l-le
? |i il it- certificate ol I
yeal H'm- . Iii.- capital st'" I- il $2,. MI.O00, to hi
i - ,':, ii di ired, to $.,000,000, I be linea will
s I I--,-, ' . . ll
tin r il d_ :....! . I be e. i, ... 01 - ...
Rober! D. Ilucimnan, Wflliatn i. P. I lol Una wort ii,
in on Ingham, Aaron T. Knight, cha: lea
Henry bibbi ? uu i>. Leonard, AlienT. Nye
god Harri., ... I. wmia.
ai ikmi'iIm, to i liri i unit vis i -.
While m. lt ('lin a- ll oin (hill nun !l< lin lr. \ . - I'i du '. ,
.' li Koria, .?! ... - l ,', v. uue- i'., ruu to I be i'."t
of I lui'i--t. and j ii ni nc.I into the L.i . River, ii
illj* td lil. i'.Ml Iii III ell. ll.' Will* lilllie,! lilli lia U lil
inin ii-.ii.',, an leeman, iiml seui to Bellevue
iioMjiul. rrederick i-'jt-_. t?i?i# upuiu. ul _o. _
32 Wat er-st., hanjred himself in tho warehouse, bo
ho was discovered ana cut down in time lo sav
his life. Tho police sent him to tho Chambers Stree
Ilotoutal as a prisoner.
A FAIR FOB THK PKVRFIT MAP MtTTT .
A fair in iud of BB endowinc-it t uml for a ini-sim
to deaf louies hy the lad icm of st. Ann's Proteeten
Episcopal Church ut West Eighteenth-st.. WBBM
gun In Horticultural Hull. Non. 26 bim 28, Wee
Twenty-eight h-*L yesterday. There hat* beer
raised already $27,000 I bul the Inc..mc nf the finn
will not he need until tne amount reaches $30,000
Jt is honed that the$3,000 needed will he scenreil
this spring. Laateveaing there waa an entertain
m.Mit. iho fair will bo roiitiiiu.il i..?l.i\ and to
morrow, with mu .c mid other entertainments it
tue evenlnga
jitkvmiEN DIVIDE. IV UPI .ni.
Joeeph < '..ll. tta. a tailer, who Iud his. shoji on the
top ll.mr ol No. lol Eaaex-at., was tri"d on Monday
in the Court of General Beealona on ? charge of art-oti
in tiie Brat degree. A tire waa diacevered in Col*
letta's shop on the night of January *l?>. When tin
firemen tried to enter they found the shutter* nailed
faat, theakylight fastened ami the articles in thc
room saturated with keroeeoe oil __d benzine.
Collette had $1,500 m _______ on hi* gooda and
u waa charged thal the*1 were not worth ovei $200.
CoUetta and several wltneaaea iwore that ba ' ad
left the atora a longtime before the Sra broke it.
The jury, after G. tug locked no all of l(< ida.
Uight, failed to agree, standing eight for conviction
tn four for ac.|iiittiil. They were di-clnirgM, and
Colletta wai held on a charge ol grand larceny.
Si Al MSC A II 1 Tl F. a,HU..
Mri. Birdcall, ol lui 'Rockaway, L. I., on Monday,
it ts alleged, threw boiling water on little Stella,
the (en-j car-old daughter of I beodore Petitt, scald?
ing ber norribly aboul theneek andfaee, and di*
figuring bar tor life. Be vera! chi ld icu were plat \,,y
in the yard of Benjamin Mott. Mra Birdaali
was ataying there and tho ehildren annoyed her.
Bhewent down to the yard and ordered them away,
hnt they continued their childi sh play. Mi-. Blrd
sall returned soon jilter, nnd running dlrecl to
Stella Petitt) _(id: "I'll scald von, you little imp."
She then threw the pail of boiling water over tiie
Birra bead. The other ehildren ran away, and
Biella, father arrived aoon after and tonk li i_ al
moa! '1 > in tr child lo hiahome. Dr. Smock whs ?uin*
in.Hied ami relieved the child'aauderiug. The doc?
tor thinks the child cannot lise. Mrs. Birdxail
started for New-York on an early train yesterday.
Later In thr day .inst'.'.' Hauly issued a wai rani for
her arrest- Consta de Ward, up to a latch.* laat
nigh! had in i arrested the woman. Mra Birdaali
ls abonl thirty yeats of a^e, and tbe widow of
Peter HirdsalL oho owns < property al
Far Rockaway, and kepi a bearding house there
hist ns,inn.ci. lt \'.;i^ ni her hon e thal Cassius
Reed, of the Hoffman House, mel _ isa i ocka, u bo
waa h "ii- iatcin i for Mrs. Birdaali.
BKOOKLYN.
An au peal waa Uh i yeaterday in tue i
seppi U u id icc, who ia aantenoed to be banged oa
May - for murder in tbe drat degree. The ai-pcil
stays i ne ei
An absolute divorce waa granted yeatertlaj to
Emil Wchl from Mra Margaret WehL
A |.nli'. Clliill! wi
i appeal foi ti ial before is. I
i da _ hm ..ti tbi ai idem ?? pn -?
against bim be was diam!
Intheeaaeol Burton T. Beach, charged by Mra
Maryl Jaffe a tb improperly retaining jew*
wiiiob she entrusted to ni .1 toaaoure the relea 10 ol
ber husband, who ed furussault 11 ihrow
1] ju jo er, thi <i. fi udai t's counsel. General B.
V, rrucy, said yesterday that be wa I ai 10
t Ue defence, a.ni waived furl . .
s v. iii go Lo. . 1 be I ii.ii.d Jurj.
Jacob May, Mi , '..*i May, Sigismund I
iud Harris I oho wi re arresti .1 > esti rd
charges oi periurj in an action t<i recover $l,00o
foi injin ies nii'-i'.i d ,.i have been received bj di .
May ,ou a car of the Brooklyn Ci ti Uailroad L<
I in- ? mi waa withdrawn when the uature of
the i-f lt proi ? M that
as to her Injui ies and the w it
lesli lied thu thej witneased tbe accident.
I bi i'- aei were arrai ! -*__k
and aeut to jail to be examined tu* 1 loirow.
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
INT [_ THE TRIAL OF PEi 0 I
Kr. 1.1 t'u.-i VV. Peacock and Jobn D. Harrington
were placed ou trial in tbi Court .>i -
Ji rsey t i.\ yt stenla*, on an iudictmi
them with having conspired t?. defraud the Amer
I eglou of ll'i-nr out ol $5,000 in thi 1
Mrs. I.Ilia -inaus, who la alleged to havi
suffering from chronic diarrbma when
into I h< or de 1 '? . .1 iii- ii
-iui t ly aftei w ard. 1 be i ? i<
in her ii.-i. 1.... o certificate \\.. V Surah
\ sm \ hit, who ls alleged to be a n
'1 he Indictment wa fter Hun ingto n 1
I..- -n a. 1,nii: her charge of conspiracy.
Dr. Peacock pleaded non vnlt coolendel, ii
.. . bul Harrington stood trial. J he -
J'.... nek as it tho ja
the l em tit 0 I uuony [.rodin ed
\.-i.nlii> showed that Martha Dlnatis ?..- admit?
ted i" I m..11 ( niine,I in Dei-euilii r, 1*-*-'-'. Itol.ei t
i IS. ti*] h.. -.. Ui.l. I.Mliie.i tlisil hu .1..1 nol
know that his wife bad joined the ordei
her death. He found aome papers showing thal bi
lured. Harrington promised to attend to
the matter but the witueas never gol any money.
He add. d that lu. Peacock attended hts wile
hofore December, Ih82. Ure. Mary C. Van Vleet,
Mai thu's mother, testified that no member of theil
fan ilj was named Sarah. Daniel W. Benton, a
Justice in I later County, awore iimt he prepared
the Legal prool of the woman's death. Tbe original
ate gave " .' in trim .1" hs the cause ..1 death,
but Harrington eraaed thal andinserted "inila.,1
mation of the bowels.' Dr. John A. Decker, ul
l Later Park. N. Y., testified thal the woman died
oi .hi'..nie (liiii'i'lin-.i. On crosH-examiua lou, h.*
said that Harrington called al hia oflice and I ld
hini that the woman died ol inflammation of the
bowela
"It that your explanation of tbe change In the
i -riiiirii'e ?"" asked ox-Judge lloffknau.
"Well, answered tbe witne 1 confusedly, "1
have inure than one deal ii in my pracl i? and 11 an't
remember clearly. I haw a great many death, io
my practice.''
" \ i-iy likely," curtly remarked Mr. Hoi
amid u general bun t of laugh- r.
-? ? -
JERSEY CITY.
William Geary,ol Ko.S80Third-it., complained
to Judge stiNui; yesterday tbat he wa attacked
by three men on Sunday morning at Newark-ave,
illili Molitliout h-st-, und t liev robbed him of liis
watch und chum. rhomaa*_Iog_u ox Nu..Ml Third
st., waa arres,. ii and Qoaxj identifie i lum aa one ol
his ii isailaul ?.
Norman Tittie, the canal-boat captain ??-h.. \fi
sn 1 ted, charged with attempting to vote illci
had an examiuation bet re Judge Stilsiug yester?
day and waa committed Ior trial.
?
NEWABK.
Hi iiiy T. Duaenherrr, Aaaistant County I lark, is
lying serious!, ill at his home, Ko. 132 VVick
li'.le-st.
The loaa by the fire at the Celluloid Brush Com?
panys works whs between $125,000 and $200,000.
rbeoompan) wae parti** Inaured. Among the oom
having riski went the following: Standard
of London, ?5,000; Irving, Mar and Exchange,
of New-Vm k, $2,000 euell; waahingto 10I J lu-ton,'
Commerce 01 Albany, Standard of ['renton, I'raite
ni i ninden, $1,250 each; Royal of Ixiudoii. $5,000;
.Ninth British and MercautUe, $2,000; ann London
and Lancashire, $2,500, Kndolph Struck of No
ICM Chapel-* ., and .lohn Riley, of Magazine-st..
were badly bumed j Janies Kaufcln un.; Travers
Kenworth} lesa serioualy.
Chief of Police I'"-I I made an Inveatigation of tbe
shooting of I'liai les (Costner on Monday uight. Isaai
Adler, the collectoi for tbe brewery, whom Charlei
it . hms oi .-hool i ne hini, Informed toe! hiel thal iie
lind just stepped from tbe office behind the bat
when Chariee demanded a drink, He '-.iis refused,
and, becoming angry, drew a revolver aud tb
cuni to shoot his lather and mother, who ware
present. Adler then drew bia own pietol, and ad*
vancingupon Charles, tried to wrest bis weapon
from Ins hand. In 1 he struggle Adler's wuapu
? I M hanged, tha bullel striking ('barb, in the back
of tbe head. Adler h. arreeted, and Mr.
Kostuermi. leno charge agaiuat Inn son foi threat*
ouing his lite, li -.ii - men) n (Cost?
ner elated in a rnniahop early in tbe evening thi*t
bc Intended to kill his fm ker and iin.thei.
BUNDEY NEW-JER8EY Town .
Pati i:si..v.- At the charter election od Monda]
the Bepublicans elected Scboaea freeholdej ?
ii achoo] oommisaiouer; the Democrat a 1 s<
i-inmissionera and 1 freeholder, and the cit irena 1
I., null ot the two otiiec.. The lioaid of Al...
-.fill .-1.mil: Kepublicana, '?'; I ai.ate. ti; Inde?
pendent, 1. The School Board will stand: Kepub
11: lieiniici.-it.., i; Independent, I. The
County Board will stand: Republicana, ii; ii,-uio
1 1.1 -, .". ; Li'l-Ji.-nd."it, 1.
UoBOKK-. The Lo,ml of Education baa begun
the inveatigation ol thc . bargi - un
1 nistce .lohn hen! against William A. Campbell,
prim Ipal oj the High School, Thi
the ;'iiiu'- men uni from tbe High Sci
vena Institute are spocially ooacbod foi months;
that many who aro aenl up to the institute fail to
, exiiiuiii.'i'.i.i.i; 1 h it thi li ii 1. ? bool teach
11* nu- in the habit of lea 1 lng then 1 ls
and girls during helm.il boura: tl
m.- m.i a!l carried OUl ; th.tt the .
ol in : . bu ..ii.ci scbi --!-, h.1 I thal th.
priucij ildarc aol permit an bonnet, ludeyeudcu!
.,,,d . apable nun 1.. examine tlc school.
I'.i ii. ..11111.. In the i'. 1 i'ii t Preai htttf Confcr
everal clergymeu took decided ataad against
Jn^'h!1 1 ??. "ii. Simona favored prohibition if
1.1 be had. h it he would take high Itoeaec aa
the next beat thing, lie waa oppoeau to a thud
political partjr believing thal prohibition wonld
win with ona of the two great partlee, Ihe beal
1. 1.1.' to aim al now waa local option. If the num?
ber of dnnkara ...lilli ho reduced the rum shopa
iro uld hare to eloea.ihe i.e_ l. i*. _ewtou
and wife, missionaries from India are visiting
John Newton, of Tho bloomfield (.iknen.
I?TAT_- ISLAND.
Rta ri i:to_?A lire broke out early yesterday in
Ulg book closet Iq tho colored school, but was nut
out hi-fi.re milch damage was done. It ls guposed to
bnve been the work of an incendiary. Several
scholars were withdrawn recently because a white
tencher was compelled to n'sign and a colored
teacher took her place. Thia did not d ve. entire
satisfaction.Frank If. Brick son ot *_*??__?.
hlytnsn lirlek. who has been miming for over a
week, retained yeeterda**, Ho sahl that ho had
I fen detained la Connecticut by sickness.
Ol iitii.n.?I lenna n Wfber, the defaulting col?
lei tor of BBeaiiiao. brewery, lu_____a_ed bomlu.
_? .? ?
LO_(i ISLAND.
Jamaica.?Tho Republican Diatrict Convention
for the eeleetlorj of two delegatee to Chicago will
meet to-morrow morning. Queens Con my willaend
twenty delegatee,*BuffOM County tineen and Bich
inoiid eight.
?-a>
1_-STCI_B_TBR COUUTY.
Moimi Kiaoo, Rodolph Bohmer was tried before
Justice Hammond on Monday on oomplaint of the
Law and (lid er Soe ie tv for selling liquors without
a license. ThcjtirrdeehlHfh.it it v,;is Behenek
beer which Bohmer sold, and that it was not intoxi
cutiuir. lie was (Jim iiarccd.
ALONG THE .MUND.
Rotom Ponrr.?Benjamin M. Tothill, age sixty
fnnr, :t wealthy oyster grower melding .>n Hell \a
land.filledhbi poeketa with -tonis, tm Bundey
night, and Jumping from the dock at Line Point was
drowned. He is believed to have been temporarily
iii-;i ic He ie ivs si wife iiml several i hildren.
Si ii vi." .nt.. The funeral of Mra Calvin Curtie,
tbe wife of the potrait painter, will be held this
afternoon.
TRAXS4TLJS TIC TRA i FLIERS.
The steamer Cifv ol Rome brought among
herpaaseageray< tuhLv _r. _m Mrs. lt. Hawley, the
Rev. and Mrs. C. _ B, oallam, il"' Ri ?.. and Mra B.P.
Newton, the Bev J. H. Thornley, tbe Rev. E H. Stokes,
a Charles Pearse, Mr. and Mra. il. M. Atkinson,
Oeorge Burton,A. Barclay, Mool P, Bi.rn, Mra. E.
Fl rn pion,. . J. Cl iv, 0. I- Crlehten, the
Rev. r. i-i'lli-r, Dr and Mr-. Easter, C. i>. Ollflllsn, W.
lt. i Illicit, c. m. 11 si milin.-! nn, Thomas Henderson, i boma*
... ii".i. H ii. nm, J.Iveaon, Ms. and Mr. 0. Moa
cli linn, s .,. nel Macfarlane, T. O. _nnott, V. W. Stillwell,
lt. I). Wart, O, V. s-yl-fi, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. Bwirles, W. ll.
i uk.- and -\. w. Bte
Tne Cunard (teamer Scythia will take .-noni- tier pas
I
Her. t i. Mr, s.n.i Mrs. Arthur li sol. ?., the
Kev.T. Barber. Mr. s dMrs. Prank P Battles, Mr. and
Mra. Robert Godman, J.K. \. Godman, Miss Godman,
Hm. Cox, C. C. Cloutte, Ali. 1 T. Edmonson, Gardner
i ni, Mr. uii.l Mr.*. tleory a. Poi-rest, P. * , F uelon, M -,h
Km il j. faithfull ind secretary. Mark Hopkins, Jr., Joha
Hall, J. C. Hurd, .. II. Holland, Mrs. L _;irt and maid,
' n. c. Harvey, Mi ' I). B, Ivlso i snd
family, Mr. and Mr-, i'ln lp Kneaii - lerger, Robert Lock?
hart, Mrs. M !. .Mr. nml Mrs. '... i '
Mai I*--'.I. MU ? ? Rev. ilin'tisi- O'Connor,
Provost, *-. \ Peters, J, Par! ins. n, Mr, and Mi -.
Potter. Mr. and Mrs. J. o. ../.lii-i. *-, -alter By
croft. Mr. sn l i tandou, (1. N. Stanton,
y. the Vnry Bev. J. 1
Btefantnl, E. t , thi _ _ (Hillier, t.eorge
l'. rii.nii.i-. i 6 E l*. Wheeler,Irvin- Williams,
i: E. Wa -.-, winn i:. Wilson snd Vt altai i J
' ix LARI >> * 'i UE AX AM i Tl I _
At a meeting of the Executive Committee of
night, ti.- fi lon Iiik rcselii;I.
nit, That nn iii t;; 'i it L. E.
Myer*, i.i'.l ul. rti** . in i .11 ni the
? barges, the i fl ie* comm (.. i .
M.cr- h.ia not viotti i lb iiiin..ii'.ii cf an an
d ny thc Natl. \
of america and la tu ul i
i
Ol a' I I ll.
Ai 'ii ' H. Cl ens
J'.liv H . I 00 villi-.
J.I li " i \ '. I l s.
j. M. *.v.-,is..\ an;ht.
A long report WM B\ada ny the sub-committee, re
fiewi'i) .|n eharge iunl bold ?
'?'? -i ? ? ni --. a long doeui bv O,
i:, v, nt also read, M.. Badeait
argoA i _ ti., tiy laws I
standing.
-m.?
DELEGATES TO A GENERAL SYNOD.
The epring meeting of the New-York <
He formed Cli
ti (l u_'b, Flfth-ave. sud 1 went* ninth t. Ths
Kev, i.' . ? li i pl -' led president, rhe f< I
lev lng delegates were elected lo thi nod. to
tl at Or.iml Rapid*, Mich., Injune. Clergymen?
'.. H. Maude snd A. c.
Vcii.iiIm- ; I. ij n.'ii t:. v. i-i riee, c. H. Hankinson, WIU
I ,r . Un - il.'n-, siml II. A. r-a-inli'. 'I lie ilel.-. -it. - tn the
IO 1"* lu lal ill tl.is eiiv un May (J. sue :
bambers, l tb ami
li. II. -i-s tlij l. ?". --. _ I .-', 1).
Jui'k'"!' - ? ' I ' .('lilli, il!.-II.
At ili. Mi.it ' i :.-?:- ol i. m ?: an I, I
Rev. U. I). Oullck, of Brooklyn, wm made thc pi
i si ni the elgbu - !*. li.ii
legates were elected
il -ii!.?i : M ntstert* \. II. Thompson, j). N.
V'andervecr and G. D.i.ulicki Elders Bllaa B. butcher,
JoiuiL. Vuiniiin ;iu.i Aaron Lott
cn cacti/:? ri rei i- v. .
Kt bm election held yeaterday, the following
? as iunl \ esl rymei Church were
elected: Churchwardens, John J. Astor and >te|iiien p.
i ii,, ii, lio'iverneiir M. 0 den, Nicholas v.
Palmer, UlanC mphelt, Corn lins V. B. OKtrander, Henri
M. ' riiin. Henry Driller, Charles ll. Contolt, Joan H.
Caswell. KlebaruT. kaehtnn r, rhomas Ktflenton, Walter
H. Lewis, Thomas I. Ogden, Bowie Buab, btepliuii V. lt.
(in. r. v.'11 i nu Jay, ..nimmel P. Balle--, Edn.I 1 >.
Randolph, Hermann II.Cainmann, Allied (?*..!.-n niel
George A, Bobbina
Bt. Bartholomew's Church elected t!i? followingi
, ? imii .1-, Jacob Keene nnd William M. Appleton;
ve-irvin.-n, William il. Vanderbilt, Btepben v
Alfred M. Hoyt, Henry L Morris, t.. tn a ' Kern .,
G. WllUams, Cornelias Vanderbilt sm.i joseph Larocipie.
Till'. WEI CE OF THI BELIA sec.
The onlv additional Information received
...-n ni i\ relative to the stranding of thc steanmhlp Ke
!i nee, of the United States andBraill Line, at Bahia,
Brazil, waa that she bad stranded on Mit..uni tteef. and
would probably become a total wreck. Several .-loam,
jiiip-i bili<? tn i n wie -1,' ii on Hie cullie reef. The c..uni ot
Directors of tb.tnpanymol in tbs Mills Building lo
consider what action sbonid be taken to provide s substi?
tute for thc Boliance. ll teas resolved to defer the iu.it
t. r imu. tu.iie definite int. iiiiiii'.n.", i.- received regarding
tiie Rellaaee.
MA KIN I: IX I EL El (I _ .V CR.
MINI A 'IT Itt. A I.MAN SC.
Snnruca, S IS. 0tu\\ttR7 Msdn rlie*. -"Mo9?'^ a^^'l-. M
m..H w*ii-:'t i-i-iur.
ah ...iitiv n_ia. liiis.io, Islaad, ?Kell Oat*, l:Sfl
C.V.?salKly LlOO--? ai_ I_triL (!?-:( ? f. l:>-,7
FOREIGN STEAMER,' DEE AT THIS foRT
1'i-t.AY.
Tr>itt. ii ? -I Une
A ti)*.-it. ia.Liveriiiiol.(inion
1 iiiHHs.ii .(iiamriiiv._Anchor
to.lilli:.Willam
I .it I. i h - i ? ? r . Havre.>"n-ui ii. I nina,
ts -neill,,.'11m .I'ltlt-riuu.|- Iml,,
H ' ? ? .Ilunbora.Bamb imei
city nf i'm Ma.Havana snd Mexico.. ...Alexandre's
THCB80AY, APBIL 17
stall "t (i_r_u.Qlssaow. . stats
I : mil.( brittUuund.Thi_rv?ll?
.initial .-. iinriiT!.Ati_t
FttlDAV. Al'llll. ll
? .i'll. ... ..I." .''."ii .MoDsirch
Itcpnbllc..-Liverpool .Whit
i Hint .itrciiien ABoathaupton N i_I :ov,i
ii- usi mri si ... in nw . . n. I., i j
li..nun .ltr-tin ll.N. (I I loni
i ? i-i iunl. Antwerp.....lt.
Sstulta.i. Cl niniK"".
SHIPPING NEWS.
POUT CK MSW *>(.'-_.I tl -HAY, APRIL 16, MM
a ii hiv,. .
^tcamei Ilc'.vitlsi (Bi . Regen, l.l?er-_- Aj.rll 2 snd
Qnccnatown'., withatdseandoanseugerstoF WI Hurst
-ncr'-. Ilis'i-.n. i li ? m.i ii. .Nc a .(i lien in (J iliiyt, willi mdse
snit j<a- ?s igw itoS U m Jin ni
>i..ei.. i- lulim tte, K.'-t, New-Orleani B days, wtth ndsa
!., ii...- ti x Hot tua,
-t.'u'..et i uv "f' ''.it'.i.'isi, Wootihnii. Olianeston 2*s titya,
-rilli ? ''? itt ss uuintan) .t; Co
i-ti .mn r li'mt"-, tor. Iri'iou, U'lliniii-inii, MC, S .lay*, with
u,,!,, t.. Wm P . ..'li at CO
? ?.niuUo, c.tiiih, RJcbmond, City Point .tn.! Nor.
, 'll illlt-i- 1. ll' 1 VA*-' lg- . tO . lill DOI I,ll'HI S> 1 ii
incas, Besrse, boston. wlUtaulst tn il v imu
i.. k
r-t.-.i'i' a Rsi itow, '? ont
? t I. t, rndil f-i. 1 ? ? . ( il< utt.i lill dSJTS,
vt'.iii in.'..- t" IU1I1 i'i""i resscl I-' v, .iisim, Bumnrr air . ia
i.;,,ri i . ?..?-!. S lill llli'iai teer.
den rt -ni '? t'i !'? i "i.'i Ko i I
Park i - - i. Il -iii, / ?"'. liar'.', Uht.. willi tn,I.e tn ATnoliI,
Un.i i.t" Co.
Bark IMS Non. Johnson, Hremrn tin day*, liiballRgtto
oti'.-i
BsrkAmoi vpnti, H. plnlcb, ii.ij.nl ni days, with salt
jiaii-.'iisu -at.'i , i.'.i'j", n ? ? lars, with sugar
tn it.-, llroti tmssI to l-'tiiicn, TAyt A Co
in i > I! -....- I I jill.un Iii ? .nra 16 tlsyn, witli
.,, ,, ia Bot ? li"-' '? ? ?-" t" i 1 I'I .'.I. a ,?. ? ,.
Woodward, Barbadoes -o dajrs, with mdss to
, ii i rowbriilse's Hons
Bl ls Anita, Mci 'ready, i ni.l_ 1 Bolivar tl iron 1 i, with milne
'.. -a.
Bril KcyiUmc. Korff, Tuxpan 'id dara, vfliiim-iM tn LMoa.
,. reett i t<> Jot ','? I iwell A L'o.
eu st:-.i . ni <t aaadf Mm llgbl Bk\ deas* tog.
At titi Island, hrfiit, M-i nan, -h.i ti..
i 1.l.A His. .
Bteamei 'ejlhlatBi Ma - . ..^lu-.m
li limit n .". -
. i Soi mandi ii i ?? lal, Havre t outs At iu
bi<>i
i. Barre,' Brstaon via Houthaaiptoa?
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A ' I
ii v onge,
jr
i barlMton, 81 simpson,
apt ii- ??.-. . oana.
ti _nn Manhattan Btevens, \V.?t Point, \ ?, anal nawposrl
,\i , i HI ' ...
rc M.i -J m
ii I. ii*
sii.ii-s ? :-lino, "rry Hmiteii ll I Idtnoek.
> I. ii i i ... in inti, i[i,> \, nan .it. Ut-.ia. !? I ie .a Itnger
A < "
Bari i nterprlai . lu i, Hilton H
H.ii ii uni i. ii. . i owes, ' - -
--i.ii,i ? _ i ? iinr,
llll|{ I. lr kimi -lilli. Slnllli liilHQUUHiii" Mo*, a I Ul I il S I'll
HUS .Nt.'IMi- 1.1.1*1), Wl-llliigli.li uml An, ial.lliil, .N/.- ll \.'
1 i .
HUS Amt mil vUii, Cauipbeil, inlboa ? Um V Hullo*/.
The True Elixir of Life
Ia AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, a Nj. i
ly concent ruted Medicine, ^scientifically
C'ini[.'i.ui'li d of tbejKenuino HooduraaSar*
Iai.arilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, **_>Li 1
iuela, Iodides of Potaastum ami Iron, ami
other Infredientl of gaul lUtaftfc nd
curtitiv'.! virtue.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
jja*. been teated t.y nd baa ree*Ired thc
noquallfled commendation of 4,<?K),(mn
families In thc United Si.'i'( . audTtOOOiOOu
j_ .liles throughout the n
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
Is flin ciilv Ul.".I J'urlliir Hutt hi* pained
|na retained the confidence of thc people
of tropical countries, where such medi?
cines ai'c in g_ nt di mund.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
Is the mo*t popular Blood I'm.fer arnon:*
pallon, un.I bj in nine-tenths (t themed.
clnc-ch. sis of the 1. st class nf American,
Ungllah, German, and DuW) vc?_!_
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
Contain n<> Arsenic sud AJOCa, as do
?Uiiiiv falsely called Alteratives foisted
Upon thc credulity of the public.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
tl oo ben for nany wan recognlxed a?
tlje best Alterative and Tunic Medicine in
all civilized countries.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
Promptly relieves from General Debility.
Kervona Prostration, axel Du__gc'_n-ut of
(_B Vital Organs.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
Inflects _u Heal cures of all maladies arl?
'liiL' from the taint of Scrofulous or Cod*
tie/lotis Diseases, or the corruption of
Mercury in the system.
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
J- endorsed by tbe medical profession and
by many leading
Hon. F. Jf.W-TT, ex-Mayor of 7,cumR,
and cx-Hfato Senator, say* that Ihe only
1 n jiiiration of .Sarsaparilla that pppMM to
do "real, lasting gmxT In etamKg Hia
blood and exjielling poiaoacn matter
from thu .?? ystem, i*
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
Jfir.Toy Vax, th" Ian. st lund-owner
and fariuor "f Middlesex Co., Matti,
credit" hi* nra of Scrofulous Humor
and D*fBjMMta to tho thorough *ju_il
cittlonof hi* Mood by
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
"WAnnr*- l.ri.A. n. tlie famous New
Vmi: landlord, testiflee, fr"in his own
knowlcil^i?, that for the own of Liver
llisorders, I.uni. Salt li!., nm, and
vari..us results of high living, there Ls UO
medicine equal to
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
Hiram Phh.I-PS, Glover, Vt., attests
tim eora of Hereditary Scrofula, in
three generation.* of his family, by
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
Til' if. B, i '<h>k, Watt Sura-? r'-il/r.Mftft.,
wan cured of leven B___Ma a:ij rHOBei
from a rapid d. cline, by
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
Tnt- fttST-M OF rilAUIT V. Dorrhe.M,r,
V , roach for thc Alterative and
Curative virtues of
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
Jon- J. Byam, PkUaAotpktR, . "-.
professional base*__l pftqw* waa _"*?_.
of B__-_aa___a by
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
D. n. KFKR, Riff Sfrimjn, Oftio, tent.
firs that his son. fifteen yean om, vito
cured of Catarrh in its worst form, by
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
A.M-.rts-r WiiiTMoitr. P-rvrivriclt,
Me., r.tir.il st-.a*,j_iu, wa* cured of a
Cancer by
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA.
regularly prescribed by in.my
practitioners.
The atte-tations of a myriad of unhnpeaehable witnesses Bright bc cit<_,
vv. re it neceaaary, to prove the alnoot miraculous curts effected by this ouly really
lilijod ParlCylng Medicine.
Ayei8's Sarsaparilla,
FBEPABED BY
CR. J. C. AYER _ . _, [ Analytical Chemists] LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all druggM*! price 91; six bottles for $5.
Url* (Thetdlna r.r1 Rponagtn, jvr.srrsirss?Taff, Muller* Co
Iii t \ ri. 1 A c..
_ Lr UoyaJ An miuni airs, (.oula, tit Jutui, Sil-i' I _ evius
hailed.
at earners KeoUmsn, f..r I.eltli| w yimoke, Norfolk and Rleli
QoIHi.
Alan nal'cit-Via long Iilanii Round?Stcsin.or Sirens, tor
lotion.
THE _OV-K-_TH Ott srHAMEfia
TORSION r
LO-_.Tr, A ?*" 11 -Arrive . -.tenner City of Tinto (Br),
'
Hi ll. Apiti il *.,;;i_, steamer I'liUto (Hr), Abbott, for Bo.
? ?ii.
vt-riv .. *'-vner I .lian Monirch (Er1, Hug.-,
'. ork April i.
-Arrived, ?tonttur Henty Anning (Bri,
'antrMKc fro u . aaren 'il.
i ".I . jtoai-or Anutralla (Br),
* Ma" li 2A
Apiti I.'i- I'aanod, stevner Otway Tower inn, Tnr.
-1. ti..ni :s.i.'im-m. msir. ii ;i, mi in r way'ie London.
i\. April U Arrived,steauier Prussian ,lir). Mo
'liU.-Hil. il'e n I'
liAMiii s. April! i-ArriM-ti, steamar Wieland (Ger;, licb
?ii, fiuin new-York April B.
DOHEBTIQ PO-T
*. April Id?An a, usteamers Aleppo nr , n_>ert-..
Iverpooli CraU ines, (.'k'nfdirguit, ll ai riibarj* and
1'H't.A!,.lifts t. Apr.! 15-Arrlv_. a. .-nora --tish Crown
Hr). Nowell.Liver, tot; claa.lon iBr). Pltitck Havan* iu
-.:? e. leit.U.Iniii.i; Alli I.II.:si, Warren, New-Yul ki Berks,
t.Aretim-rs T.eril n, nr-Ji (Br), Uu?b"s, Liverpool;
?
lui.nii ? !mi*r8 D II Miller, Beeton
. Now Vork
C.is?ttjii,?li*aaier V, iu Wumlwiud, Nirw-Yyik.
Aii'.iiniirotueuts.
' T .Ijsinn HnfTV Muir E rtraethas *1^n,iture?f Johann
ri m..nt- ij- i... on neck ol every bottle. lu<torsedt>y
_ lana, ior fem ral dsbllttr. iicwhjis of imitaUous.
? ?? ?
" Brother 8 wan - Worm Syrnp,** for fovori.-i
iii is, I- ur'.I*. constipation j tasteless. 25c,
" lin krupslba," Great Kulti"*- uu.l liiuary cars.
"Quick as a Wink."?Rockwood'a [_?___
: pis.
17 Union Square, West (above TifTany).
Henry a. L_i_iei_. nt. n..
14 11." -ifrtori.iv,".. between ?_ ii th an I il lt _--ia*
llotiis m t.ij. i in?. Diseases ol tin Nervous i/s_ja,
(ii-ut'.f ii in runs .i-l-ttirmsr.
POISON OAK
sans ta yi.-M everj ti-u- In linslaint willi s.fift's Ppeelfc
Si' MiT.tsiiCiii:. 3. c March 13, lSKi.
V., ir m..-t valuable medicine IHWIFT- BPKCIJrlO) bte
one m. sn imii h .-? ii l that 1 feel like miy in a* Hits foi- ttie bene
i of those who suffer like 1 did. I waa poisoned by POISON
'Ala' and suv tint si well ilsiy fur *lx rears, antill n-iil
?rift's Specific In the sta years 1 nsed almost, every kind ot
tedlclne, b?I ti me fi.t-1 tin- i*1 After uralnff six
-til.-nf Hwlft'e speclfis J Aiu restored" ? perfect bssuttk?
1th nut a slfe'U of Ililli uMlui tioison left ! Von rn Univ
DAVID N-8BITT.
POISON OAK.
I had for thirty-eight veers soflsred even sniln-; andtmm
ter with Poison n.ik wblcb '. contracted m iniitiinff when a
ny. t tried every thing for it Including many pnyslelmiis,
ni win.nut any I.-urtu. i t.Hik six bottles of Hwirt'e Hpeoiric
}. _ S M", unit lt eu ed me sotiii.i imii well.
bree sommers have passed and l hava ti i<t no return of it.
JOSEPH BEAULY, Columbus, ua.
Onr treatise on Blood sad Okla iiiaiMe*. mailed free to ap.
Ueaota.
THK SUin BPECmC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, lin.
tom v.. k ni: i ?- 199 Wi il 23d-?t~ between 6th ami 7th .ive
rHEODORE 1.STARR
IMPORTS- AM) MANIT.V"ll'RKR.
No. 206 I:ifth Avenue,
Malison SQUARE,
VE JV GOODS in Jewelry. Silver?
ware, Clocks, Bronzes, Novelties,
&C.t d-V.
JUST RECEIVED:
4 Collection of superlatively fine
gems in Diamonds, Rubies, Eme?
ralds, and Pearls ; Cameo Glass
Vases; Min ton, Crown Derby, and
Boulton Wan-, with Worcester
Royal of the newest forms aud
decorations yet produeed, including
fine examples cf Metallic J. _?{_ <_
Palent Tube and Gang Wells.
wu. _. AM.iii fl I . 1. ,i,iw.iy, Mew-Y?r_
The Apartments
For Genllemen
In the -.orham Balk-lag* corner
-.roadway anti Killi-ht., will be
open for inspection on and after
thi. day.
-lr. \\\ B. Southworth, _1._n*>
agcr, will bc on the prcmi .cs
ir oin 9 A. .TI. to S V. BL daily to
-how Apartment. and give in?
formation regard ins them.
Thi- Building is ACTUALLY
r IKll-PKOO I\ being con
strutted with Iron Beams anti
fire-proof partition*, no wood
having been u-.cd in construc?
tion except for floors, door* anti
trim. Wc call special attention
to this feat tire and invite investi?
gation. The Building has been
designed especially to meet the
requirements of Gentlemen de?
siring Convenient and Elegant
Apartments.
Entrance through thc store on
Broadway until completion.
GORHAM MFG. CO.
LADIES', CHILDREN'S,
GENTS', AND BOYS'.
A. ALEXANDER,
Sixth-ave. and 23d-st.
BEPARATE DEPARTMENTS ON FIRfST AND SEO.
OND FLOORS, WITH LARGE RE-ERVK ON THIRD
AND FOURTH FLOOR H.
Prices uniformly moderate and marked in
plain figures.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
BOO PCs. H|f BTTLMR , A! fd a TER YARD.
1,000 PCB, JAPE-TRY nU____a\ AT 76c. PER YARD,
200 D_____U_F PATTERNt, ALL WOOL INGRAIN-,
Al 7ic. PER YAKI*.
SHEPPARD KNAPP
?_ co.,
S1XTH-AVK. AND .-TH-ST.
Kissena Nurseries.
Trees and Plants.
Parsons&SonsCo.,
Flushing N. Y.
COLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878.
X-AI____t'-3
I
T.i*. ? sill our il;i-,.!s-0?, J. -r_
PUtoi w.ili ihe i:rt._e?ic?r*, aud
ti ii*iaU of a iiij-vrlair quality of
i anil rtiit_r, flavond ul th
pun v.isillla ba.au. B<rr.*d ai e
ilrluk M cata.il dry aa coutte
ti icry, ll 1. ? dc 11 clou* arlie!*,
and li liig'uly i_ou__ud_* tiy
tolirlaL.
*_ld hy <*ror*r? ertrjwhtre.
W. lt A. I___tl A CO*
Vorclutter, Mott.
KOy_l Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

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