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PRESIDENT HSH'S BROTHER.
TTtSTIMONT OF A_aUBlsa BANK TELLER.
MORB ABOUT LOANB tO ORANT A WARD-" OLD
vandbrbilt'b tTHacaf''
Theelxthdayefthetxialof Jamea D. Fieni for
s,iolation of tne bank.ua: ^J^jB X?
tritneaa givmg teatimouy aa on the ftret OHy.
Diatrict-Attorney Root and Geaeral VwMClBare
alt*mat*d with Mr. Clarke in making inqn nea
about the aatne loana to Orant *___?j*_|l_5
tukcta, the loan euvelopea aud the entnea in tne
lauk'a loanoook bare been ?*^a__JTiBaaj?!J
?ttorta made to ahow aerera 1 difforent ?"JJf^X
eilable propositwaa from tlie aaine.""Jf* ^'"2
fndielinentmeutionedtrauaaononB from March 10
to May ?. IH**, but tha exaialaatJon haa aradnally
Wn rarried back to acrs of Augtist, 18*.*. 1 lu
BSaaaTTV*!" D. DauoR, aaid that on on-. occa
aiou" a Vwlaya beforo the 'tUw whan P^daat
Fiah broua-ht him an aecount of over BgVWl
which the bank waa to loan to Grant &J nrd. Mr
Fish Baid: " I bope you don'tthink I am goiflg io
lireiik you, Nathan."
Mr. Clarkc-Dtd hc aay ? Jeeolartr oraeijeualyl
The witncea-1 tbeaghi he aaeaatl^jeOBbBty.
Mr C.ai kc-Did y?u auawor It in the atimo wayi
Tba wltaeea-l aatd: " I l>"Pe "ot- l w" ?Yi2_j
lui aud partly aerh-u,, aa the loana aeeujed very Urge.
Mr. Root mude the witoeaa repegt b's.ra??n^?
?<>,.,e of tlie transactioua wfelch wenrn-d * hwe
11 mk Exaniiaer Me ga waa at the bank on septem
ftr i 1884"when aecnntiHB were substitiitcd for
unUored uotes as collaterala for loatvs |O0"?* *
Ward. The loug exainination of Mr. Duboll was
closod after the noon recesa.
toi.jaiuin Fiah, a brotber ofjaroes D. li-li, was
MUiea l.v the Government na tbe next, witue??. He
is lurgcr thau the ex-president aud aMboadiaai
niost as bald. He haa & Imbtw blaok
und gray beard. He gave most of hs
tes inionv ln a voiee tbat was ina.idi). o
. ahort .iistauce away lrora. the witneaa^chajr 1 e
aaid that ha waa the payiug teilwin the Maniia
Jlank. rfae pioaidout'a eon waa ^"gj&J**
his aon-iu-law, Mr. StroeL was one of the te Here.
Tlie witi.ess had ebarge ?nbe certifriiigot ehecka,
and aaid that on May ;?hecertihed Grant & Waeda
oh" ks to the auiont of $608,111 90 .aud on Ma rj
to the amouut ol $75S,127 7*. On May 3 the ac
Jou t of Ura.it l Ward waa ?W^^jft4mt?
Witneaa consulted the presldent, who told him to
kl him aae all their ehecka that were RW^*0*
CTiificadon. The proaident thendlreeted that they
bc (crtilu-d. Mr. llootahowed to Jh^arftneaa two
ehecka of Grant & Ward. one of *790,000 and
BM of $250.000, dated May 2, 1**4, and drawu. to
theorderof Georgc E. Spei.cer or \\?tilter ? M j
lory (who were ein[.loye? of Oraut & W ardl. and
returned through the CWing Houae on the morn
inaof May 3. Tho checks would overilraw l.ia 111
&Ward'a aecount. Ihe queaiion aroaa aa to
whether they ahould be aenl back to tho Iinportara
and Trader/Bank. from which they caine. rbera
?waa a eataaalbttion aaaoog some of the ollu er?1 or
the bank. and theu the presideiit came to the 4M8B
r.f the witueaa, and sai.l that the ehecka were not
10 be remrued. but were to be charged to
the tirin in their aceoun.. Ihe wt|>??
ideutified the ehecka which he had certihed on
Eaj3aad Mav 5, aoiue of which were at tiiiiei
waea there waa an ov.-rdraft. He alao Idtm^ed
ygeaaiaaotw nob - aatoaatlai to $35,000, which wera
alao oertined on May 5. . .^ ?
On croai-examination the wltness irave fnrtlier
daU 1 Of tha cotivcraatioiia With bis brotber 111 re
iraid to the overdrafts of tlie laat tw'o days of tl.e
oauk'e exiatenee. Prestdont *?h told hlm that
Ward rtaid that hc had a loan 0/ $500,000 from Mr.
Morgan.of tlie Eouitable Association. wWeh ha
hadexpeeted would remam until August, but that
itwaBsuddeulycalledandhe had to make ot it
loans, which could be done beforo 3 o clock. llie
oveii/raft waa made up ou May 3 by depoaita.
Tlure waa au overdraft alao appareut on May 0,
when the checks came from the Clearing House.
The witneaa coutinued:
Mr. Ward hro.iKht ln Mr. Vanderbllt'a che-ck for
Sl.-.(i.OOO l>efore 10 o'clock on the mornlnaj of Ha] >.
TaeaniottBt waa Jnel roJBclent to make gopd the aalaaa a
atthe Clearing Houae. When Mr. Ward came n l.e
a,iid: ?? H.r.'a old V.iuderi.ilfa checlt for irl.)0,0O0.
How'a that I Now we're an rlrfht."
Tbe wituess was told that Ward would make his
aecount all right on the afternoon of May 5; so lie
?waited for him. He siuyod at the bauk until 3
o'clock, but Ward did not conie. The uext inormiig
tlie hrm lailed.
The trial will coutinue to-ilay.
-s*^
JfJDGI COWING ON CABELBU PRIVIN'G.
l.NMGNANf THAT THK MAB WHO K1LI.ED K. t,
UOri.I) WAS ACQl'ITTED.
Jnllus Trcppcr, the yotintr Gecaaaa who mdriw
jng the horaa iImt knoekad down and kiile.1
Edwatd 8. Gould, tha anthor, at Broadway and
1'aik-place 00 Januaiy li?, was ttied yeateiday(he
fore jitdge Cowing iu tha Court of Ueneral Baa
eioiia. Hc was accuacl oi liianslauuhtcr iu the
Bccond dcijree. AiiMtin Cdrbin. who waa ono ot the
?witnessesfor the proaecution, teetiU?<l that li? aaw
Mr? Clerossingl^tivet He rniaed hia1 hand
t^iattract the dnvei's atteutiou Ihe d^Terdld
notstop and d.d not apparently make any great
erlort to check his hors". Mr. Gould wan
k? cke.1 dowa, but the dnvcr did not Btop untilihe
waa nearlv thirtv faet away fr<?ui the inan. Mr.
GiVuld -ned soou after. Mr. Corbin'fl t, rtlmony was
c.in.horated by that ol sevcral other Deraona.
'1 ( -cr tc?ntie( tbat a-, it waa a cold i,.or..n ? and
KhatiBOgloveahewaanBabta to bold ttiaaorae.
}e.J l-lfi.".' nu.es to Mr.Gould. but tbe lali.-r
weut f.Tw (r.l tnateaderf reCreatiag und ao ran in to
theihor.se and wacon. The jury .after a ahort ab
arnce, re urned With a v.rdict of aMOittaL
BjodgeCowing aaid to Tneger when the jmy had
leiidire'd iheir veidut:
1 la B4N fcaew ho? ta loe* bb thi- rardlet If n?y one
ever d.V:-ved puulahinenl II aeenaed lo aaa tbat y<-u d d
Thereahouid i.e aaexuniple maale m tbeae caaea an.l I
g,V not wuow wbere tbere could huce aaaaa a hattat Bo
11 John A F.hnendorl. the sixihjuror, who if a var
nishdeaierai No. 1:^ Williant-at., roaa arhiM tbe
Jodire waaapeaking and aald: "1 bate d.me the
fcanie thmg und. r tho 1 uae circumstauces. 1 couhi
not bold the lioi-se." ^_n
?'If thecir.uii.Htati.c- were precisely like theae,
aaid the Jadsa. "yea oaahl t? he ashamed to make
^Thcluror'vu.. hadari an withatBOh anparent
eoafldenee, qniokly aai down, and Jndga Uwing
oontiuned wilh a greater aoow ol feeling:
Aiivonewho lives in Bew-Yor* knowa that a man
tttkea hia llfe lll Ml l.an.l u l.e,, be goea to CTOBa aome of
tl.catre.taiu Ihla Clty. li tbli IhlDg eonilinies und BO
J,H^hn.,.tis.i,,iii--:-.is will 1...1 *alt fartha tow
akctwSingtopreaeDt rulea driven aeeui lo tbtnk tbat
ot,/.en.havei.?rum whatever. They wll aot aotke
when an elderly 111... BWttouB to tbein to SoOowot. M.
aro run u.to und ir.. rn m ti..ai awe, the drtrei ?IU turn
Suont 4id h.n-'ii at l.lm. Idon'l like to ake exeeptlOB
toalury-a rerdlct, bul l moal s.,y lhal ui thia eaae there
Mppaan t<> kare aaaa ? Babaawrlaga ?f justice. The
defeudaut may no. _ ?_
MA1IAGBMEKT OP 0RBBHW00D CEMETBmT.
[warreoi tbe 21.000 loi ownen ol Qteanwood
Cemetefv met in tbe offlce of ita presldant, intha
Waahlngton lUiil.ling, No. l Broadway, yesterdav
at aooa. I b.v eaoaa Henry Lrndley ehairmaa aml
4. M l'.riv Becrctar>. Tha Board ol lri.Btec-.Hiib
tuitted a lcpoct l'or 1884 <?onccrning the condition
of the eemetery. Proaa it tbeaa bwta are gleaned:
Thctotai ordinary reeeipta for tba year aaaonated
to 8Ci"7 "-7 ?!tl, which is leaa than the previoua
ycar's income by a_0,B26 82, a decraaae attribntad
"to the great deprcasioii it. bnaineaa whien has |.er
vaded the coiinlrv.'' Ihere were 405 lots sold laHt
yea. und 5,043 bnrialfl were made, making the
tetal babitation of Oreenwood amoonl to 226,999.
Thesnni ot 969.000 waa s|M-ut in cxteuding UM
botindariesot the eemetery. ,__,
4. oniroiier ivnj had preparod a alatemenl or ma
inveatigution into tbe oharaea recently made
airaitiHi tbe graTe-diggera uud other cmplnyea of
Saeaawtery.wblch be lataadad t<. read m eaaa aay
cmcstioiiH wara aeked by ihe tta^waeta coiiceiiiinii
the matu-r. As ao qaeetbma wara aaked
he did aot read the paper. JIhe
lot-oaners adjoarned as aocn aa tbe
trusttoa' report was baiided in. Mr. Peny a statc
niciit afflnnathat hia inveetigation "aubataatially
answersttiechark'-atiia.Ie." Tlo-y Btaaa from < ir
ayatnatancesatteoding the hnnaloi tbeiwaiaaof
Mrs Uaria P. WilleoD. Tboogh4>nlya ahort tinic
?Wasallowed l.et\MM-.i tbe fnvn-K of the or.ler for
' thegraveaud tbearrival of tbe fiiiieial-tiam the
Bextday. yet the ground was entireh? prepared,
and the intermeut would have beea made without
any iiiipleasant incitlenl if the utulertakei for Mrs.
WUleon bad not tuniisbed fulw.- ineasuromonts.
Thounh the grave bad beeu made two iuchea wider
than the order called for it was atlll mueh too nar
Jow and at the uudertaker'H Htiitirestion. n (iravc
iifuer bcRau to cut it wider with hispick. He
?was immeoiately stopped by Mr. Willaon, wbo di
ractod the cottiu to be placed in a vuult. 1 I.ik was
Aoi.e. Mr. Perrv denieB that his men usod auy
eoarae or bratal lauguage. Of the three men. 1.
had been in theemployof the association twenty
youra and the others tbirty-aeven yeara, aud tluy
are couaidered beyond reproach.
4)
BAW1NG WOOD TO PROVE GOOD FAITH.
**We have no dealre to build up a gigautie
Monopoly aud oorner all tbe kmdling wood iu the
Bty " aaid William 8. Flaga, the chaimian of the
Tbarity Orgauizatiou Society, wheu epokeu to yes
irday about the wood vard which that aodoty is
tnning atNo. 429 LaatThirty-nrbt-st. " We are not
aking any moaey out of it. Laat year we pald
at *130 beyoud our reeeipta, which ainouuted to
569. Thia'year we hope to meetoxpeuaea by close
irina. It ia not our idca, even, to ftirnish per
iB_o?nreiDployuieiit U> uien or in auy way coinpete
With the roguiar dealora. lt ib designed aimjily ."?
a teat of a mau'a wiihuane?B to work?a BBOCiea Ol
jMTil aemce reform adjuuet to au emplovm. nt
" We wtah that every oue who haa need of more
fJaakilled labor than la readily obtainablc would
apply to us, ana we will recommeud men who,
baving proved their wlllingneaa to work by sawins
gixteeii eticke ofoord wood for the niaginluciit
aaaa of flfty cents, aro yet in dangerof atarving
from laok of opportunity to follow out their m
anatriona iueliuatious. 1 hoae men are aeut to the
yard by the Bociety for Improving the Uondition
4ji the Poor, or aay one of tha ten orgaaizatioua
which aopport the wood TJ&"f^_\\li&
tainingrelief witbout aaenhciaa \^J&_\f_%
giveuSachauoeto aa-ure ^^^^S___\
noiiMt in their (tesire for work. rt e iia> fJJJJJ
h balf dollar for sixtecn aiicka, ,,UM" ** 7\.q it
the BVwBjaja, Ira houra to ""-J"^-1*^
BMBBBia to aaa eaata an beajc. wa "?.*? "?." ,'
riiltvinflndiugii market for ??3J_?M,fi_?
bbw it. even at the low price paid' "a * ^r; /'^f:
iu ceucluaieB. " l.nt we aro not tic siroiis of f??-,y i
ing ov-r pi-oduction. O.irol.jc.t la auoplv tabrtoa;
togetherthe peraon ^ho has work to.li.ntid the
poor but dcserviug wan who waut.a to do lt.
-a>?? ?
I'AUL BAUER AT LIBERTY.
ALLOWEOTO 01VE BAIL PENDINO AN APPEAI. TO
THE OENKKAI. TKItM.
After apending twelvc daya in thc Kinga Coiinty
PftCt-T I'aul Buuer. who waa aentencedfor
three niont"ha on March 8 for aUowiuiz poo s on
raoaa to be aold in bta cluh-hou-O at WeaJ Bnahton
BeaoVVM releaaed yeaterday on bail. nendinK an
apiieal to the Ueneral Terrn ot the Siipreme totirt
ESrpeettnj to be let off with a tine. BaBW pleaded
guiltv to the charge agaiiist h.tn. I\'? 0W'V"?VI'r "i
Bton that he owned the cliib-hou?.> had beeu BOBared
wheu be bbto bail for on? of thebbbi anaated
for aellina pools. But iustt-ad of a BBBta Ua ba
was wntciiced to threo n.onths' itnprisonmeut.be
s.dca pay.ug 97801 liue. The full gM&gkj**
bv law is one year siinpriaouuient ai^. *-?',, ",?_
but Jadga Moora aaea bia jnaatattaa, Baaert
eoanael Kubsouueiitly discovered tbat tho New Lode
did uot specilually atato that tho Judae eooW BM
diseietion in thc maitcr. Upon this novol poiat
tbat tho juilginent ninst ho aet aalde beeattso the
prisoner received leaa puuisniiient than tho B?w
provided the appcal M taK.'n. Aftaf WtBg tBB
Beeeaianr papera yeaterday. BMerJaeoaaaal weat
before .lutfge I'ratt and apnlied for a stay ofpro
ceedings aud a ccrtiiicato of appeai. Hia oBaBj^aa
in court OB ? writ of habeaa c.rpirs. r>i-tiict
Attoraay Bklgoway objeeted to grauting the cer
tilicate on the groui.d that the priaonerliad been
Mntenoed bt a court of c-ompot.-nti Jaried .- ti ...
Tho onlv objoet was to diatiirb th.- jiidfiueiit ou tho
ciouudof an allee.-d irregulanty iu tho Bontence.
\1! the fieneral 1'erin cotllil do would ba toiBBBd tho
indgmenl l.ack for eornettoa if ij was irregular.
and then the additional nine uionths would be iin
poaad in the Court of BeaaieBa. Baaert emuael,
J V Wernberg, held that it was de-irablo to have
the inattci- eettied bv tba Oeneral TenB.
Judgo I'ratt docided that no ono would aufler bj
hiiving the noeettOB BOttlod by the Oeneral Icrin.
and he grantcd the Bt-iy of nroccedinga. Appltc.v
tion for bail waa then taade pending the appeai
which will be argued before the Oenera] f?'? ?
May at Ponghkeopaie. Ihe Diatrlct-Attort ey
aaked tbat it be plaeed at 840.OOO.bBt mYiew?tthe
fa.-t tbiit tho bail ponding aentence was * imhi
Judge I'ratt lixed it at 93,000. Jacob Ruppert and
II. B- fchariiiann, botli brew.-rs, becauio tho
bonduuien. and Itatier was set five.
The declsion in Ihecaso will not be handeddnwri
until the Gcncral Term in Septeiiiber. bo that
lianei will bc free to attead to liia buauiess duriug
the sunnner. If tho declsion of the appeai la a.lverae
to him the case will iu all probability bo tarned to
Court of Appeala.
OVEUCROWDINO TIIK NOKMAL OOLLEQE.
Mr. Crawford ealled up the Babjeej of orercrowd
insthe Non.ial OoUaga ia tba H"ard of Lducation
veatcrday. A report of the CoUaara ConunitMe had
approTodameaaara propoaed by Praeldenl Hunter
wlii-.-li doaa away with tho .oventy-hve per rcnt
standardof adinis.ion. Mr. (rawfi-rd urited that
Kirla ahould beudniitted to the college at fift.cn
yedrs lnatead of fourteen. as now requiro. . _a
aaid that teaebera are now dnlling their aebplara
anddistorntiL' tlicir nn-iuorica by the undue strain
iu onlcr to i.tt.in tho liigticr per t-ent which the
college now raqaJraa, ... .. _
Mr \V..,..l -nnl tbat thia niatier bad been 811808888
three veara ag.>, and that the raisiu? of the h?c ,.t
aduiission waa opposed to the lateteataof tlieponn-r
tlassesof thocity who wnt tbe great niimber ol
aeholara t<> ttte Norina! ColMfa, Mr- Detraa sai.i
tiiat the fact reuiained that the college iR ov.r
crowded. and lnatead of heing wmedled mattera
wi-re growing worse. He thougut th'- pTOpooTtion
nf Preatdeal Hunter did not ro-itain coinrnon oenae
wheu it pronoeed to aduiit Nfldla to Ibe ooliege
wiilimit ralerenee to marks or pereenfAge,
aud aaked bow it waa proooaed t<i adnnt
thera. Ha thdtight that tbe OoUeae Conjmlttee
waatrj Ing t<> BToid ItareapaaiaibUjty. Ha WMop
poaed t.. putting the prcsaure <m tba acBOIara
which this oondiiion of aflairs reqriire- He kin-.v
two or three n.rli. who BBTO been torccd out ot the
echools .hii vear bv thia incssui.'.
Mr. I'(.:..cr..v inove I the ref.-rence of tha matt'-r
back to tba oommitfee f>? oonaider tbe feaaJbility
of an ciectiv.- eoarae of atodr. BeaeUaTea ?itli
Mr. Jlev.M- tbal scli'ilara were b'-iug ovcrt.ixed iu
tba .-.-iiools. ? 1 %
"Kiaa delnsion. o moeVerv ana aanara, aaltl
Mr. W.iod, em-.ha'ically, -pminiu, to bla feet. and
ouoiinga Latifl Benteoee al llr.PaaieroT. ' lt ta
gotten ap by a lot of iaia<- aantiateTitallatfl. tbe
real evil ciiiics from tbe redaetlOBtrf htudiea ill
tlic (iruiuiuur ."selioolHftfeai; yoara n?o."
?? Mr WcMiil se^iiis U> flnd catiao for nnattaolton
taewbenoverIriaa," aaid Mr. Powaroy, "Head
uiits hiujaeif tiiat (here ia ' craru 111 tiie BOBOOle.
Mr I'omeroj 'a reaolntlona wero Bdoptad.
l_eCommittae na Stndy hanngantloreonaidera.
ti.,-1 Mi 1 aroa'a raaolotroa tofranie a aowfrade
ln tbo aeboola for oblldrea antteraiB yeenofaaa,
Kportad acfversely.
METH0D8 OF A DI8HONB8T CLERK.
Ileinian lVucke, the Htho_r:u.!i'-r. at \<i?. l*_'l
and i_:i Bouth Fiftb-aye.,went to Poliee II.-.. :
anarten aweek at?o aud aaidbe bad boonrpblicd
b\ a truata I ageat, Harrey Bareroff, wbobad been
_ blaempl.iv forciwht v.-ar-. licr.-n.lt bad been
paid a pareentageon oittera which ba proenred, and
ticiiiiillci alao t'> make (iillcctiona I...111 CO ittl
AiM.ut t\>,<> raara aga ha bagan a 1 uiiiin.-iv .1. 11 etj
avstam of robbery. Wban eatimateaforworB wera
aaked lor bv btudoeaa men Bercroft would make i>
dnetioBa ln hia eraplorer'aeettmatee in ..td.-i- to eul
nnder other eatnnatca Kr-mi Mr. Meneke Bfl re?
ceived l" perceul on tbeordera for litbograpba ao
c.u-.iiiig in alr. Beaeke'a eatimatea. Afterwaid be
10.1k tbe billa and altered them to anit hia owb ea
tiinate-b Hc alao s'-nt tn bognaorderBand collectaNl
iierceii'.i4_i ? ii.itii Mr. Dencke'a booka Indicated
tbat a nnuiber of enstomera were ln bia debt tor
anmanuigiDg fromflOO totsOO. Bj adrteeof tbe
bookkeept-r Mr. Beuoke made deinandu nponaoina
of thoac cnato?era a weak aga, aad Bcaeiafl itlie
Doneatv waa revealed at onca, .
Uu- agen1 oonfeaaed tbal be bad swiudled 1ns em
nloyer out of about 92.000, t.ut Mi. Heneke'a loaaea
wcrc not leae than *.(.i?X). Bererofl BedtoChi
eago,wbere Jie fonnd employmenl with roa a
Lang dealera in litbograpba. He aaa arreated oa
b telegraphie order aenl by Inapectoi Byrnea, and
jictcciivc-x-i-'-ani Magnire braogbt him baek to
tins eityyeaterday. l_e priaonet iaan Bnglisb
man, Bga thitty live, an.l haa B fatnily livinn at bo
_7_ Weol Oiie-huii'lic'l-aii.l-twciii\---vc:itli--,t. Ib
waaarraigned Bafore.Iud_.i i'owm_ m tho afi?r
DOOfl nnd <-itiiiuitte(l to the louili, in (lcfault oi
91,000 bail.
GOOD WORK OF A MOliE POB W01IEN.
Twetity-seveiith-st.. between sixih and Bereath
BTea. htis bcon miich improTod in the laet two
reaia. Tins obaaae haa been bronght about iar?eiv
bt Miss Btraohan, wii.. [onnded ihe l-'nith Home for
I-.,11,11 \\.ea.'atMo. ki:i Weat IweBty-aorentb
st. I_e Home wmopeoed oa Maaday, lt?rea 18,
1883, aod Ita aeeond aaniTenary waa eelebrated
yeaterday aftenw.and eTening by aaeetinga al
which manv iiilluciitiiil woiiicn ol the city wen
preaeat Attflealtet_4joniaeetiBf arepoti of tn<
work ol thc llome waa rcad whiefa abowa tbal there
luiTf been ,'ii'li inmatea, of wbotn 47"a_ve retarned
to bouaekeeping, 2'.Vi have gone baeh to tbeu
friauds, \\<> are in aarriee, 23 are in Btorea, 11 have
been du_osaed, and 63atill remain In ih<- Home.
Of the remaiuing 31 aome have beea aenl t<? t in
hoBpitala, and the othara bare gone away to look lor
woik and lailcd to n-port. At ihe meeiinga which
have been hclil daily in Ihe | arlora ot tbe liumc a
nuiiibei of driinkanla, _a!iililci>. barglBTB aud loaf
era have been led to gtra ui> their evil aaya Many
ot tho inmatea8nd their way t>. tl.e Bome fr.'iu tba
poliee court-. the joatieea aeadbtg them tbrre ln
preference to i?ipoauig a term oi unpru.oaal on
tln- Iaiand. k_aabtiaeaaaaajdta a Tbupuxb re
porter reaterday i
" We haiM-n't rootn BBOBgD here, but 011 May 1
we will net poaoesalofl of tae botjaa aexl door, No,
KK). I hc.-c two lion.-es have been oHereil to ine at
a vei v lOW ligure. and 1 hope that our we.iltli.y
ladiea will Hiipplv the tnom-.v aeetled to parehaae
theiu. 1 nropoae to inake Ibe Ibmie Hell-Hupporting
by having tlic girls do ntedle-WOffk and auch otlur
light work as may be bc pia< licublo."
?
BILKNCING A.N 1MTEUDE-.
At the meeting oi ihe BwBfd af i rada Bad Trana
Iioitation yeaterday. a re|Mirf of 11 BBeeta] . oiniint
lee upon the provisions of the Kailroad Commift
aioners' bill, now before the l.ctcialatiiie, was.I. 1
conaideration, wheu a pfis.111, wlioae naiiic waa
given a- Josiah J. Wlnie, begaa reiiling BWBf
opinion of iiis owb. Aiter iiboi.t len minntea,
wlien his rcading had liecoiiie leili.uis A. 15. Millu
raiseil a point of or.ler, and wanu-d to know bf
wliitright Mr. whitcaddreaiwd the aoeeting, ua h?
waa uot a nicuibcr. Mr. White began to argiio ln
nght, wben it wtw. Btated taai Ba bad eeaaed t.> b<
a meuiber bv eootemp4 nonaly treatiag a n-j.re aalsr
tivo 01 the Ikiard wheu ealled 11BOB lor lns duca,
which ba Wafaaed to aay. BoTeral BMambeta usk.-.i
Nir. White if he waa a 11.en1l.er, aud If BC dealred
to bei-ome a mriiibcr, in wliicli case he miglit dia
cubs tho report. Hc baeeaaa aaauMaad. aud aa*
Clioed tO explalli. and thcu tbO proceedllig.i con
tlaoed witliout liiilhor interruptio-i, and the
r.-poit, whicli apptoNcd the bill, waa adopted.
? ? ?
OCKAN TRAMPS THAT ARE OVF.RDCF.
Several IranentJantic stcamera havo been ?o long
at fiea that tbara ia some anxiety alxmi th.-ui. None
of Ihoae inihKiiiK ht-liuiit K> icKnlar linen, but all are
ol tlic elaOB known aa " oeOBfl tranips," and as thcy
are uiicertain at any time a? to the lengtli of their
roaaga, they ure not ghran ap ua loai. Ilie HntubiT
aailcdfi'in b_?8B for London OB lebruary ifl. in
obargeof Captain J. l.awsou and with a crewof
tbirty mon. rjhe i- an iron veawd, wilh an Irans
verse bulkbeada. aud was buili at (ilasgow 111 lniso.
Beileagth isiciO laet, biaadtb, 86 feetj dopth of
hold, 23 feet, 8-td3*871 ton? gioaa meaauroiuout.
ffer consignors were Snnderson ftJBoa. and h. a rar
ried only freight. The Moau.sh. . ApoHo I . n
lailed from Marseilles Febriiarv 11 ; tb? . 1..1.1 a
ria. from (Jenoa. und tbe Paw.ie? fn>ni Deiiia,
Feiruaiy 0, all for Ihis port, aie overdiic
onoiiire a whemefob new pabbs.
A ateettag of mbbIbbibb hteteated ta tlieblii
bi opffoaa ba wWtoriwWaa-MgJJJgg
Inud'.n Waateheater Connty waa held l**t '^ere
tl.e Mavor'a ollice. Aateng ti*** prep nt w?ra
Oawnld Oti. ndorfer, Kngane Ke U&P"* .<<>";?"'*
sioners Ortauainfl and Baetaa 1 in. 1.1br> Uo 1. Hg
Jaataa E. Serrell, Dr. Jolift I. ??*"?_ " \ 's, ,,
ryrtisriark, Adelnh L 8W<rJ ^lilmpam:
Dwi?hfi L Oliuated,...' haries j...^ (| Mi_i.liV
oideraad aaiu uiai ''"" "?'?';'_. .....ga-ineeting. to
paaaaataMBYaaanaa/aaMa^
lehcidat au eariydey, al wtaoa tn 1 *on(|
,ay bave an op^rtnnitv 18MW 1 ^
, to the neecasfry for the MOBO BBOp ?r
?H b.-.-n|.rrparedaioend?^g iaib ^
,(l.s..ow before the L?g alatun ?- ??
C'VSr^lKu.^.'ann.i spent.uauyone
tuan B4.wa__v "'"i, i?.,.U
EfrbrMtge^^^^ 5__S
^_^^W"i
ml'S^Tt'wen.^.unakrarraniteiiieil.s for a uiaaa
Kmg iu Cl.ickeri.ig Hall 0.1 Moiiday eveulug
^iV.uis H May said that be was one of the promot
ers tl e'pnrk scl.eme, but he was now oppoardI to
an undi e a, uau'tilati.in of tho park areaon ucoount
.?. . . i,,.- . -,i 1 .t .1 ? fraui'is >1. rrott expiameu
hi poviaioiN o ihe bill now before tho Ug
lature. t'vrus Clurk. Jenkius Van bckaick aud
uthers made addre*af s.
BOW DBOOOI8TB BVADE THE LAW.
" About sixrv (Iriigjriats in thia citv have IfogaeM
fmm erxci.se Board to Ball l.<iu..r." aaid Chief
Herk Vi v yesterday. " Thew aro 200 moro who
i.yerii.te.lHutes rcve.Il.10 licenses, bllt UO clty
ftoeoai. and their na.nea have b. M8t ta tba
Board of l'olica. I suppose there are about 1.000
5nigia a w .Mlonot have evon the United btatea
rcven.iel.een.ses. Jbev aay that tliey do notsell
InmoiKiidthev nae aiirfi amall (.i.a.itl.iea iu coiu
EdiM n.odici".es that the reveiiiie.utUeerB do not
bink 1tw01tl.wl.il.. toinake them tuko out li
ceneea A reveutie liceuno ooata 928 aud a license
ln.111 t ho Exciae Hoard ooata $73. M haa the movo
,cut to oompel tbe dnunriata to take oat iicenaea
was Iwgun. some of the drnggista formed an iibn..
,i.?,?i, ..iien.linctoinakoa huht in tho eo.iris;
but they soon abandon.-d that i.lea, belng adviao.1
bv ctinsei thal tbay bad bo leeaJ detaaae. bow
they are begtaaing to aaad aotieea to tho Board
thal ti.ey do aot aell Uqeeta, lt is not lawfui for
them to aell eren pure aloohol witboiit a revenue
licenee, but they aay they naa a spint made from
cbarcoal taataad >;i bIooboL"
Praaidenl Haughtou aaid: I thiak thow? dnur
rieu wbol only aaaapirltata Mmpoandtna Btatu
cti.es ahould nol be eotnpollad to take oat Uceaeaa.
We are after thoae druiririsi.s Wbo BBU Tft an.l roeB
nnd other liquoia by tho bottle or liquor by the
glass." #
TBE MAYOR OPFOBBD TO CABL1 BOAD8.
The Corporiti'ia ('.ninsel setit hia assistanf,
Thoinas P. Wickes, Io tbe Cable Kallroad Cotn
miaaion yeatertlay toanaenaaa iliat Mayor drace
!>ud coitie lo tbe coiiclusiou that it whm not for |M
beatinteraataol tba etty t.. bave tbe propoaed
ciile raili'oa.ls constriicted. Tba CoiiiBiiaBloaera
eave Mr. Wickes aix dai 1 in wbJi h to produee u -
timonv in siipiiori ..f this naw. i br.-.- witaeaaee,
oalled by .).pb B, Eccleaine, ta oppoao tbe build
ii,ir ,,f tlie roatu, ware axamined. I bey ajara uaa"
.?i.ii fjharlea Itootne, praaidenl of tha l^eoliutod
Uaa Company ; H. V. All. u, BUB^^tandaatof Iba
Mitiiil Oaalignl Cotapaay, aud rheodare \. 1 ur
cell of the Erjuitable Uashirlu Compauy. (ieiieral
Roomeaaid that .Iik/iuk' tba treneh for tbe taba la
which tbe eahlea ara to raa aroald daatroi aaav
iniiliication betWeeli tbe u.ailia and sorviee pipt-a
and taa bouaaa, aad t<> ohange tha p atition ol the
pitiea ITOnld be a V.TV expeiiaiv.I'.llioil. tho
nthcr witnosses gaft aitaliai taatiBMBa/.
IMATTBB8 BBFORE TBE DOCI BOABD,
'Ihe anle >.f BB rs un.l balkbeadj wiii Uuka plai <? .>n
Mareh 80. Taa apaat priee oa eaeh 90x001 wiii ba
innouncedon tba day afthe aale, Aboeteverj
fmirhi pier la reaerved by the Doeh Board f"i fii
aral commercial nse. ThaBtreel Cleaning l?.|>ni
monl yeatordaj aaked th .t a -b.ck migbl ?><? appro
prialed at the foot of One-hn.d ni<l-t.-iit:i-at,
for dumoing porpoaee. Taa refaaa haa bawetoiore
1.thrownlato raeaal tota, bnl tbe Board oi
IbiiM, now refuaea to give any ??-"T? parauta I 1
ih bparp asowtagta tba ingar of cnolera iben
_a uo other dumplog plBjcaen ?? aaal aide nearei
ihan Forty-aixth-at Ibe IJoard decidad tnat a
1,1. r -hmibl be rtuidy ai (?i.e-li.indre.l-aii.i-leiiil.-.*.
|,v m., _ 1 1 he w. t -s,,,,,,. Kallroad aafced ihtuii*
ilou to place a bridge iu ibe North Kivei brtweeu
,lji und Uarrtaon ata, ln orttor i<> laad their umo-u
l?ra from We.-hauken down town.
DIED WBILE BUYJMU bld WII EfBCOTTUL
Wilii.t.i Neis.Mi. of No. l?7 Elatboah w?, Brook?
lyn (li.-.l yeatarda) ntorajng in au nndertakera
ahop wlu e .11 iknm arr.ii.kteiii" n's foi tbe l.iinal ..f
hia wlfe. Mi<. Nel-'i. bad dieal auddeuly. and boi
busbaiid a.'? sixn-liye, \ieiit lo No. :l'.':i Atl.iu' !? -
are to order ber eotUn. He waa grrally diatn
by ibe deatb of ln* wifa, and bad t" ait down ta
.?.Inl himaell beforegivinghiaOTOVra, whieh badid
aiib a bwken roie*. Ha Btiallf ua-\?-i\ for birath,
aad eoavulaively elutebing hia ebaif onkoatot ..
iri.,,s ..1 water, aaying ha Iel1 faiat v\ Lv n tha iin
dertaker hruughl the water Mr. N4*1-.. . ?..s nneon
acioua. An ambulance aad a doeter were aeatfor,
but before tbeirarrival tbe man waa oaatL iiie
1 iii^.' of l.is deatb w is belteved !?> be beaj 1 diaeaae,
10 wbieb ba waaaabiaet Ile and bbiwmwul ba
bitricl in tba aaaaa graTev
PABI COMaaKMONEB BB1 KafAM Al WORK.
j'r.si.letit Cnaimlna, of laa I'-.rk. Board, aatorad
ib?aJI"'?''iiiK in...'. yeeterdaj arith tha naw eoaunia
Bioner, lienrt K. Beektnau, wbo takaa the ebair
formerly naea by Ifr. OlliaTe. Ile ahowad .1 readi
,,.,s 0entei atonoannon the dnttea of theofttee,
and waa aaaigaed Ibe 1 oaaideration >.f a pronoaiiion
from property-owaera t?. opan tbe Hpoytan Dnynl
Tiiik, fnmi li'iveid'.ie-ave. to. Kinnbndge road,
rbiaaetiou baa beea before taa Boagil for ton
A coinmittK. of liverv BtabM ke.ep. rs wbo Baked
the .0:11111:?;.>ra ta enforce an ordinance preront
ing tbe " blaeb and taa ' eahafroni driving ihrongh
Oeatral Park, were told topreaenl iheirgrieraooe
inwrtiing. alr. Walea aaid thal betier aoooaiaio*
dationa wera b< . dad Un tha ? entral Parft aionkeya
uud thal tlu- Uvwa teaaia xrouuds aheeid bo ou
i.ll.e.l. _ _ ?
1 ur 10MD0M AMAB,
CkOtUl '?'. /?'""' I'. Tlie <M.--i-/., Tfibunt.
Aa l wcui hi.ui.i 1 niet ucar the Marlboroaftti Btation
twoKiiuii. ii-ivs, rboweia talllaggroiinrtaal ur an ??
Tba ei'i.r, wbo mlghl nava aeea niae ?.i laa 1 aara ?t age.
raflaarked lomelntonea ol Bealal lmpatlaa4M loathe
waa, 0?ao haagry. 1 raeniaaaaaiilad hlm to rai l.is
?,i,-i el,- -ii, aml aralkad ou. BetanilBg, tba mubn
KTBcte 1 un aa an ? < 1?i .? qnalBtanoa, wltb i? .lril|_t.tful
aml a.iht he BO] cl 1 w.ia uell.
lltb) boy," I rciiiarliiil, " .(.. 1 have auch uiicnii.iiiiiii
.-ln eli you iiiu-t I.i) lliuii.iliy. No ollier < lill'l culllil I.ohl
so miicii iiiiiiuiiiu bbbb " Tbe boy loakad at aaa raaa
luteiy. "Wan.iy aaa auker Bomanaa atalaulva laa
apray " tl eaa taia gypey aod 1 Iteh a tant), ba rapUeB.
" Faa M'l II.IV." I a.ll'I 1 I'ell > "UT Iiailie,.
" 1 iiim't know vri.at ? bbv ' is," waa bla anawar.
- Th. 11 yoa'ra not gypey. ' Nav ' la naiue."
" ? Muiicker'a ' tlm aTpay w"r.l fi,r tiniiic," crbd the
ehlld.
? i.ittie ii'.y," 1 anawerad, donn be vulgar, 'Moaa*
feBr' ls ixil It.iliiain lt Im tlnUer'a BlBBg. lt ta less
refloa 1 lhan Boioauy. Bal 1 aaa laal yea ladaad .u..hr
atand thal deap aod mi atertoaa dhUael whaaa poattkn n,
Celtlo ta not aayel Uetenalnedbj uy pblioliiBlat. Now
li 1 aay: ' ba nl.ii,.- el Iba kena dou'l Krim wbat waaatya
.1 timi 1 in," wi. .nioes thut aaaaa P
?? 11 iii.-aiis." ri-piini iba cuiii alowly, aatfba wara
rij'e.iiinu .1 leaaoB," Iba peapM ..f tba h.m.sc iaa'i Baalar
atun.t wut we're b aayta*.'
" Kl ;lit y <>ii BTB, my ann. Aml how ih. ymi e;,ll a hulf
peaay 1" The youun atraat Arab, Mlth Bm auaoal
ruluhlllty, gava naa taaword teBaaaaay, Ibhf-alnng.
hack-rl.Hia. alielt.i BBd ll.ill.lll. I t?..U li.lt lt sl\pc||im:
"You ara aaeb a goad llttle buw u.ii 1 bmbi reward
you. You are nol 11 I'.i.iiiuny' and yet )00 hu\u tried to
ie:ui. It. Kew|. .,!.. II )'"? BT" uol liaiif-.l *oa wlll |i.
ablj aea profeaeor ?r lan4^iagaa. ...... 1 i.y." Haylm;
un- 1 gava 1.11.1 u.e laiiucr aad danartad. \'ery uile do
tba aaBaa aad gantlemen wbo aaa 11,<> atmot eblhlraa
rnnnlngaboataortalae whal ti.esc kafaataaraapta M
what tl.ev kllOW. 1 l.is bM cmld llllk Ihlcutly w Iaii;4lll44f?
Ibe vaty ealataaea al ahleta waa nol kn^watoa aiunle
geatleoi in "i sri,"!,,, ii, Oreal BiittUajprevlaaial.v
dlaaoveryaf it. There is not a aara or it m aay aaaa
?rhateveraav( in my "Orpaiea," aadaota uicm'aT of
the Bagluh liialeet Boeiety batjavat baara aftt. Ah,
\m 0, wc dnii't un know evatTtalags-aol o>- agraat Uuai.
A IU r.l< OF ri/\i:i:ns IMTAMlOW,
Cawena Vettet le raai Meaaa ratai Oaeaa.
Thia littic narrow room wbich tlio (roTaroor
oeeupiea bi tba aaaaa lawalab tbe dealaratlon af Veaa
r.Jcliiii lnilep.ii.lei.ee was alcneil, aml upuii It.s walla
h.ni.sii ptetora rotnmemoratlug u.e evaat. Htraiuiaiy
etliiilKh, l.el.li thia paiatlUg of Ihe deei.e ?f lll.eliy
baaaa a beavy gUI fraaia eontalalna tbe iMtaaer wbleo
Plaarro earrtedln tbe eoaauaaal ol rara tba raraal aud
inoHl Inlereatli.a-rellc in all H.iutli Aucrlra. It is iilmul
iniir frci aqnare,ol baavy pu.ii aik, fadad alaaoat lowaite,
i-iiil.lol'lereii wilh Kulil by tlie f.iu li.u,,la nf l/iiri-ii laalirlla
heraalf, tbe dealgn belng Uu.mbined aaeuTebaoaa >.f Ai
ragoa aad CeeUle, Ib an exoelleul atate ..r pnaarvataaa.
It la with tl," keei.e-t iroi.) ot . oi.lniat ltl.it thia ae. Iie
grlmed baaaer ibcaUd baagla Um r? wbera the llrat
yo_ce i?as ralaad agalnal tbetyraaBVll rapreaeatadi here
i.e?i,ie u.e doouuieot, acaroely lc^ii.ic now to lha <?><?, but
totbaeye apeaklBg with mifhty foroa, iba long itory of
S| , i a onproaatou. aud lUuetrating the Bnl f.ei.ie und
iiii-ueei- fui protaat Thia baaaar waa tba aabbna af
eruelty, avanee aad laat, unttar win.-*! .lainty fuiua i.n.rc
ciiniea waraeommltted ln tba BaaaaofCbriat and elvtb
i/ut,iu than an ataraKf <>r paaanttaa aagU adoquatoiy
jnililah. ?___??__^__-___??
A DOUBTFUL CoMPLIMBBT.?BfBe l " What I
la thut the liei.utifi.l Mlaa Jolu-a I Why, l lulli.lre j.i.i
niont U.u.i BBT, n.uiii.mi!" Ili.iin.ia: "<)h. u.v ileur I"
K.lle : ?? I tliluk ahe's perfectly hid.-oiia l"? |l'uuch.
Si'n'day S(?Hooi.iNd.?Tonchcr : " Wlint <!ih-h
aea aaaaa i.y 'baaatBgeoab af 8ra aa aomeono'a aaeaV
u.iw, llurry llawkiun I" il.uiy llawklua: " Ul?iu' it
iiai "ai, ti a, uci r?jjpaaeba
...y gr
.'ilu, a
HOME KEW|
PROMINENT AI.IcIVAT.S.
Windtor //o/fI?I>iili-nant 0. K. GlBdatonj.
ofthe Hrlttah Bayj ; Oeerge M. I'iiIIiubii. ot < blcagw: w.
i 1 iul.nrl.preaideiii Of ti,.- ilrii.i.l Itanlda an. In.ll.i.M
lailwaj t'o I'Hiiv. ai.,1 lleuiy A. Wliilney. ol BuHtoli
j/,r.-'?g//i//ff?W-Kt-<lovfri.orlleiiry rJoward.of
Rb'oala Iaiand ; Cal.mel John II. Brooke, U.8. Armv, and
loiuciii Mclntyriv and It. II. Augua of ?twtWBl ......
Yktorta iMel--Commander rorda. ofthc BrltiahBaTT
F.flh Arenue llolrl Wlllliini tt. Hmlttl, Of 1 lalU
?fltrtt.ll. V.. bii.I ex -hpimliir Tliuiiiaa <- l'latt......Aioe
murle Bolel- ErtaBBl LaWtgfallow ami Natlmn Apulaton.
?f Bjoatoa.faJbaaa Battaa _ Corning '___._*
I ?,"*.?.Cn atwisv,.i?? aMaf-w llllaiu A. l'..iuihr-r.
of Oewego.
WHAT IS OOINO ON TO-IUY.
Prlnceton Ooilego aluinnl dlnnar, Dchnonlco'a, even
'"lainoa 1). liah'a trlal, Uotted Hfatea Ctrcuit Court
i;i, 11 Kte.l IUIlway autt. flrtperlor Coart
Naw Parkfl Oa-Btlaalaaara, No. 83 iHaaaaii-ar., .j p. to.m.
l'rofraaor Kl-kc'a leclure ou " Atuerlcau Re\olutlo_.
Cttrh'-ii'lll^raphWl Hoc.ety, Chlckerlng Il.n, 8
P I'aatii.io Athletle Cluh boxln* and and wrcatllug
touruauicnt, Tbbb?aay HaU, 8 p, iu.
ArtlaU' woetiiiK. Auierk-anArtUBlleri, ?...()!?. m.
Bulliilntf tradaa' maaa-moctlng. < eetral ll.ni, B P- m
Cable Kallway Cmmlaaliinara' ?ntajg ?f,,h?aiat
Ur.M.klvu Tc.clier.-' _aaocUtJoa, Bt. John a Mclflocllal
Kplacoual funday School Hall. I u. ni.
a>
NKW-YORK CITY.
Eastcr eUickena ou tho httlf b_b-_ have 8f|l8Jll
in ihe shop windows.
The atatemeiit printed on Bridgntiokata that tlioy
Bfaeotfoad if dotached la wholly iguorcd by the
ticket-takera.
lamea W. Kterling.fi lawverof Jorsev I Ity, BB.
eamc ami, euly .11 y.tflrterit* it. tho Debroaa.-H Strcet
lerry-hi.iwe. He waa tak.-u BjOBM iu an ainbulance.
C'hurles Krunii.i was ttncd ?100 yeaterday ia thc
Bpeetal Keaaioaa Coeii wa keepmg a oooeaii haii at
N... li;7 fhryatie-Ht. without a luenae.
Wl.iie working on B uehoouer at thc foot of I.ittfl
Twelfl arwk.j eaterday, Thomaa ConnoTB wani stru? k
byapieceof falling rigging aud had hia ekuU
fracttucd.
Hobert Iloe, the priiiting jire?manufimtnrer, haa
mtrebaead tbe buildiag Haa. M aud o4 v?-e)-si.
[rom thc oxccutors of Eta fathtrs eatato for
|119^000.
Juati.e Siimuel Blatchford hna m_iI aparr
?eatalBtbe Baicekma la Fifty-ctgh.th-st.|fnr one
aud a balf veaia at a rental of Jtffe -Of tho tenn
TJIB COBTOBBI HKHVICF. INQlTRY.
Si>o? ial aUaata Tiugle, licbenor and flpnuld
inn rc-unied the exaiinnatioti of wiiiie??e? yeater
dai oa reported IrregalaiitieeiB tha drawback ai
lowa.i.ca. Depaty UolleeterO. W. I'almer aud nov
c-ral nisp. ctora aud clerk* were oxauiined.
ei viui: nr tiik city'h popfi.Anov.
O-Dr. John T.Nagle.lbpi-rarof Vital Statiatira
thiaka tbe central BOtol Of populationisai l-ifth
nvc aadTweatieib-et, Hiaanreaafpopiilatloobj
war.ia irivetbe t.iiiowing totals: lk-low ronrteentb
at., .V_:(.7*2i;; above 1 wotity-.slxth-et., B4Y4\77B|Be
twaaa Fonilc-iith an.l 1 BB nt| -ixth ata.. 11H.7HU.
RF.KKINli A WIFK AMONfl IMMIOHANTS.
John Lacb, a cigarmaker in Baet FearteeatJi-at,,
a widewerwith a rlaagbtereleTen ye.ua old, wanta
iiwitc Howaaat I'i-atle Gaideii yeat.rda.v and
aaid that iishecouid noi tind one to aiiit him m tho
citV be WOOld llke to nelcct nta fiom auionir tbo ltn
[ai_.ai.t-. He made BB in-pctlou of the girlsln
tbe I-at.or Bureau, bnt there wera none there to his
taate, an.l be Will wail uutil one laaolectcdfor him.
III- WIVI- II. A KUK'IfAL.
W.lliam (Jaruincr, of No. <H7 jJeeoo^-aaa..
pleaded goilty restarday bel.itc-onicr Hmyth te
a charge ol Baaanliing bia wiia. Hta wife aaked
tbal be bc noi panlabed, a- ahe bad ao one to etip
p.,rt tbe cbiidren. ol ahoaa theje were twelra. aix
of ihcm bv ii I.-ra.. r marriatje ol hta and loiir hy her
form.ririiriia_e. II.. was releaacd under suspou
ai.n of aaataaca
rwo aroBBMBB nu raoa iuk kikvatip roap,
st.-i.li. n \ ili Winkle, one of aeTeral niechanlca at
workon tbe Slxth _tcbbc Blerated Road at 8cv
enteeotb-at.. fcll from a girdei yeaterday and re
eeireddangeronaInjuriea. Boberl'. ?,??l,",l"!l-vjan"
otli.-r workmaa. tned lo bbtc Vbb VYiakle rresa
falling and l.e f.-ll alao, and reenved a aoyere aralp
wouad. Tbe atea were a?ut to tho Ne?-\ork Ho?
pataL
10 M'MIvaif BTOCI B_C?AB0a ovrirrus
ln ic-iM.ii-.. ta the raaolatioaa <?f tba Btoea bx
chaoge. I'rcaidenl W__moaa yeaterdai ai.Inted
the fullowing committec to nomiaate offlcera lor
the aunnalelectlonln Hay: W.T. l;hi|.,nd. H. I
,-inMh eamiiel J. Ilain.t. (. L. Bathbona and
Analcv' 8, Darta. After tbe annottneemeut ?aa
made there waa aoma talk aboul an indcpendeol
uominating eoiomittee, Tba ne\t elacUoo pr.?
BBioea io ba aa ai aanaUjt axeiting i ae,
obabobo wiiu roaoaai ia obbvaby.
loaepb Saobergor, who left Kariarnbe, fjrcrmanjr.
imi i,K?, aii.-i baTiajt 't ia rbarged, forged
i hacka tu tba amcraat ol 10.800 t.i.irke, w??arr.-'..l
-v. - r - i. t a x and li-i.l by r..i.ii.il-ioi..-r Hnielda t"
uw.ul . xlia.litioi.. be WM a liiiiutuie <b-al. r m
(?.-ii.'am and \.a- aoei eaaful iu bn- Daaaa Btnoo BC
h .- ii.-c-i in thia coiintiy bc lias worked aa b owbl
iict-inaKei. HelsaaMlio b.' BJtallBf to icturii to
Ucrmany.
rttK MAT'.It IB K III llltlVl BfOOD,
A delegation "t liqnoi dc dera, !.? aded by Colonel
\\ . >.uici. . al. .I .... M.i\"i ?l.ia.-e -, .at.-nlay.
. d mid ibaal tbo llquot dealerafaroreil the alayopa
bill i? rmlttiog tbe aale -.f I.r eftet .rch honra
on Knuday. AjTangementa wonld aoou be pcrt.-.-t, d
(or a aiaae-meetlng io nrge Ihc paaaaaeol the bill.
ib.- Hayoi aaid tnal bc boped thc bill wonid im-.
he did not tiuuk. bowever, lhai 11 would ba propei
for him to ta_a pexi ln tbe propoeed Baoettag.
i m. oa raa b??i btbib catti t balb.
i ? ,? Bluitet Brotbara and l'\ t eombination aale of
,.,l llolateiiicaitleal tbe a\iui rican Horac V.\
eliange. Broadway aud r'lftieth-at., waa Huiahed
yrmterday. Ihe prirea realized were betler tban
t ,. s. ,.f ihe previoua day. ?>oe cow. Elleo, brought
i {mi in tba otbera, Bentjic aud t'lla were thc
,,',, rmea that reaehed BrtOO. Tbe former brooaht
-,,,,n ,,,i i olattei Ma?. I !?>? acycoty-foor lota
nffen-d aggregated Sl-,173; mnking a total of
ayi?,260 i'.i ihe two daya aaleol i"><> oattle.
i ui li.s BBOBRBe' COBJ8UWIOXB.
> te BeyoralJhrwitleaaattemptaby aeyeral member.
,,, t b i iitoii Excbauge to aboliau thc rnlc wbloh
r.mii.eathc . hiri'uiy <>f a eommiaaiOB of |2S foi
,. , |, 1,000 balea of eotton bougbl and aold for
otliora tban membera of tbe Kxcbange, nnder the
awualtv of expuiaion, tbe mattei aill come up In a
n-w forui io-.t;.\. Tba i.icioi.eis will diacuaa tbe
aylviaahtl'ty ol airikingont ihepeoalti elanae, and
while *h re la an apparenl majority ln tayoi oi ancb
action. it ii doiiiiifui tbat tiicii.- will no tbe reqaiii .1
tVMi-tlllld- \?'te.
\S II M 11 IB AMAil IT. Allll I li: f
A ao.-. i.il meeting of tbe N .ii i..n.it Aaauciation of
Amitcut Athletea will be held in thc tietropolitao
llotcl on satnrday erealog. Laal year a roaimit*
t ,. a ia ii'ii-niite'i t" aubmil a draii ol a debuition
?, ,? arnatcur athlc <-. J ,e t" lowiag, whh biato
, ,,,,,? i efore the meeting as a propoeed amcndmenl
t larticie IX "i ibe oonstitutiou, is tba i ommlttee'a
.ieiiniii"n : "Aa amatenr Laaay Deraoawhohaa
n.vei eompeted formoney, or under a taUe aame,
or with a profeaadonal tof apriae,or wheregate
?,?ney la cbarged) nor haa eyer, at any tlmo,
tauKB'. pnrened oi a--i-t.il m athletle exereiaea for
moncy Og tor any valuable .ou-Hloralioii.
?
BBOO-LTN.
The aale of prop'-rty for artcara of tBXefl in the
Ninth, I'.-tith. aud Klesctith WarU was bcgiiu yca
i. i.i .,v by Kogiatar ?'i An. .n - Jackaoo.
The lirst lo.omotive for tl.e Brooklya Eleyated
Rmlroad waa plaeed on the tra.-k al Orand and
I'arkavca. yeaterday. Foartaen othera ar.- ready
to b- put npou ibe abvated -tni'tute. It ia boped
to have traiaa raaaiag m two moBtba.
'ib.. aii.iitioii.il pamptBg Btataooa ofthe water
worka avst.-m, one at t le uMicmi and the other
.,, |,,|,,.t Btream, areraady tafarniab 10.000,000
ollona "i watof a day bi addlttoa to tha preeent
auppiy-!
"The Young Peopbya Aaaoeiation of Plymoutb
"hunh have ma le nriauu'enicnts lor a novel
,.;,(, it iinni-iit to ba held 111 the Siimlav-school
i.ioiu ol tbe church oa Ibaeyeningol Wedueaday,
March 2ft. It iaealleda Japaaaaateaparty. Tbe
looiii will bc haiiiiaoin l.v dooorated with Jaiianeaa
oru.-i.ii'uts. Taara will b? a ataaieal aadlitorar*
entertainment. und light rafreabmeuta. aach
prraon preaeni ia to reeetya a baaaaenae Jaaaaaaa
c-u|i aud aaiicor.
Health Cea_t_BBBaOBjBi llavtuoml \. -teiday ordered
that two baiaa al ragaon theeteamahlpGaroumla,
wbich canie from Palcrmo. abotilduntba laaded,
i,?t ahould bo M-nt to llolliiiun l-laiid uutil tbo
diainfeetiog atati.ui is eatabltshed. iiua waa in
,??', iirdanoc vs uu a letter a.-nt. by llealth Olbcer
Siniih who aaid that whUa there waaoycry pro
bability tbat do infeation waa contaiaea in them.
Vet no alli'h'Vit to tbal ( flect Bad beea mado befoio
tlic LJulta '1 M.il.-sl oii-ill at i'alciliio.
ii,,. |ary La tba tnal af theaaitafKicbardW.
I'cck agaiast w. 1). Uangam aud othera te aet asida
wortguge forlaH.OOO oa tha froaad that lt waa
acenrmt bj iiau.l. gave a yerdict for the plaintid
yeateixlay. -fra. Eilen Peek, thc well-kaown
ciiiiil, n.e w.an, who ia now in Ibe Toomha
I,, d.fiult of .f'_'.">,(?M? bail with no b-rt- tll.ill ebven
milicl.uta agaiual b.-r, waa cbargad atthetrlal
wjth having a 'iini aaraooatc h.-r bnahand wben
Ibe mortgage wuHgiven, ha bemg out oi tho counliy
at tho time. ?
Sl: \YS kliOM TUK Sl-Jll lillS.
ONK IXSAXK MAN KIU.S AXOTHKU.
A murdci which ociirred iu Iba Baaag COBBta
Liinaiie Asyluiii. iu SoutB < iiani'c-ivc, in Ne-wiirli.
on L'aeaday alght, waareportod t" ibe Newart po?
hee yeateiday, Both lha murderar aud l.is netim
w.-ie utaaaa pat.enta. Wiiiiuui Maleabey, aaa
thirty-Mix, v, ho was iiiiiiileied, WBfl liaualeiied t?
tbe iiayliim in Jaiuarv lioin lha pciiilciuiarv, whero
|,e bad beeu BBTviag B m'lltenco for lurceuy. Ile
hiilleied lrom nielancbolia and rctuaed to eat, ?.<?
liovinir that hia food waa poiaoin-d. Ba BM laa
with untoiiiuch tubc by tho phyafriiuia. llennaii
Fucha, the luurdercr, ia twouty-aix yeuia old. llo
waacommittedto the asyluma week ago by tha
pohco Juatice. He laborod nuder mauiaof a ndi
gioua form and was conaidered harmless. 1 be two
men oeeapiad roouisoiiposite each other in thefront
wlng, on theseeoud lloor. ...
After the ptittenta had retircd for the niirnt
Micnael Corbett, an atleiidant, whose rooin was
ta the wing. heard a aoise aa ef a falliug
body, aaa when it waa repeated he ha-steued to
Miilcahcy's rooni wbore the noise procceded from.
Jie aateted laaaara in haad and aaw Fuchs entireiy
tnide bending over tho prostrate form of Muloahey
and holdlna a eiiapidor in hia haud. Corbett
ordored Fuchs to ao to the hath-rooni and waah
hiniaclf nnd the or-ler was mecklv ohoyod. Nuper
Intondeut Hiiickley waa called aud upon etiteriug
the rooni found Miilcahey dymg. liia aknll haa
boen crushed in ann ho whb covered wltb blood.
Th.? ruuiderer waa calm aud said that he felt eorry
for the uiau's aoaditton and kiil.-d himtoputhim
out of hia in;-<?! v aud aend him to Heaven.
Fuchs waa placed in a Btrait-Jacket and an
bour nfterward au uttondent discovered that he
had forn asunrier the stout Jacket and waa en
deavoring to boat out his hraina on the atoue floor.
He wna sacured with u piece of ropo and placed in a
piddod coll. Nothine is known ai the antecodeuta
of Mulciihcy, who is aupposad to havelivedm
Xew-York. r ucha belonga in Newark.
?
DERTRUCTIOX OF AN OLD LAXDMARK.
The Fowler boniOBteud, one balf milo weat of
Franklin Fnrnace. X. J.. and ono of the landrnurks
of Baaaez L'ouaty, waaldaatroyad by fire last Satur
day. It i? believed to have atarted atthe kitabaa
BBUnnay, and when discovored at 1:30 ?.iii. had
made siich headway that tho occupanta had barcly
time to escape. Tlio conteata were all biirned, in
(?liiiling the entire family wardrobe a large amonnt
of solid silverware, jewelry. valuable paiutings, a
aoUeattaa of miiierala, utiiquo and costly articles of
furniture, valued iamily mtoa, and also a modical.
law aud misoellaneotis library. A part of the lfotne
atead, as it waa popularly known, waa buiit beforo
the nreaent centtiry, aud ua* been in the poseesaion
of the Fowler family for generattons. Many his
toric wortnieH have found weleoine and Hbeltcr be
neath ifs hiatOtie roof, among wbom were tho scien
t.at. Baron Loderer, mfnister pleuipotentiary from
Kussia; Sir Thomaa Xuttall, the etniuent Enirlish
ond Ainencan naturulist, and fioveruor Do Witt
Cliuton. 1 ho reoanl necupanrs. Mrs. Koas and Mlsa
Clorinda Fowler, dauirhters of Dr. Saniuel Fowler
and siatere af Coloiiel.Sair.nel Fowler, have ahown
a commendablo prtdo in the old bomo, having kopt
lt in azeeUant repair. spendlng $3,000 for thia pur?
pose iu tho last three yeara.
JKKSEY CITY.
Gerard Leavitt. age sixteen, applied to the police
yesterday for assistance. Ho said that he lived In
Mansfteld. UotO., wbere bis father owns alarge
farm and bnkery. On Satnnlay a man, Jesse W Ul
lama. who bad been empioved by his father. tn
daaed him ta leave aaaaa und lafl him al the Oraud
Central Depot.
In regard to the oftice of postmaater there, is no
change antieipated. Tlie piesent incjinbent. John
O. (iopsill, haa been upward ot three yeara ta Or
fire, und baa imen great aatisffictioii. The public
have boeu well attonded aud BO eomplaiut haa been
made.
XEWAKtf.
Tliirtv of the 400 stitchers employed by E. F.
TVck aVSOB. baraeaa lar.uufuct.irers, strnck yester?
day for an liurease of 18 por cent ot wagea.
- ? ?-1
VARIOUS XEW-JF.KSKY TOWHB
niBBBiig Taa aaaa ?f 0. v*aaaTathevea asrainst
J P McDonnell. on a charge of obtamiiiK money
under falae preten.ea and tnalfeisance iu oflice was
discbarged yesterday by Uecordcr Greav aa
I'iikakskss.?Dr. Lowe, of I'utersou. the Stato
V.-t.rluary [napeetor, h;w fonrid acow in thiatown
afllicted with plouro-piiounionla.
Et 17. iiiKTit ? bftaoata hawa been prospecting
for BBfaral daya ta the lower warda II la atatoa
tlmt tb.v Bie empioved by the Jl'oiniavlvauia Kail
road and tbat tb.v ure umpping out a line to run
from Wav.rly ta Bfataa Ialaud Smnd uear Kay
way.
OiiAviK.--Yesterdav a sale was begnn Bl tbe
furiiittire aud otli.r eib.ts of the Manaion House,
the largeet rnrnintf botal la Oiaafa,
Ut iiiKitKonn.?a hetaa attaehed to a wageawaa
fxightened "ii raeada? bj an aaaroaohhig trata,
aud daahlug ou the track wa.a insianlly killed.
LONU IsTA.ND.
Fi iii.iM.".-lanaera are uMoantiag that they
will ba aaab'.a to ger tbeir ntarkat Tecatabka
plante.l as early Bl BMtal OB aecount of the trost iu
tbe jprOOed
Smitiit.>\w.? Ilerb. ti Bpaocer, a eolorad roath
u few montba agoeutered II. laa offiee ofaz-Jndge
Sn'itb and stole a lot of law lKjo.:a aml B gun. iaB
t.r.lay he pleaded guilty aud w...* aaab bi aa to the
btata Priaea f"i lea y. :,i -.
Hl mi-sii u'. Ycsf.r.lav tbe willof Mrs. Eliaabath
Kellv was lit.'.l in .lainMi.a. ."? ie lea\es ao OBtata
ralned ut flO.000 to tho tillaga Piaabalarlan
Cbutcli.
WB8TCHEBTBB COtTBTT.
Mt. Vaaxov.?Tba will of Jooathaa I'. Beek wa?
admittedtoprobateyeaterday. He laft biahonae
aml furnitura to hia wifa dttnng bat lifo. Eaa lafl
biadaughter, Eiiaabath A. Heck, a barrel of tiu
v. are aud t br< e i olnroea oi au encj clopedla, aud to
bia a.ui. t'barlaa W. Heck, ba laaveaa bkrbera
llcck oandiaallck.
BOCBLAKO COUK IT.
\vuK-_'I'he rillaga raatarday elacted Qaaatal
Jamaa H. Blaavelt, preaideul ; VYtlliani i. Blaorell
aud M. W.itsim DeBaiin. tniatcea; Mebolaa rJlao*
vrlt, troaaurar, and Kienard Uilhuly. collactor....
South Xyaek re-eleotedJamea WiatorbottotB, presi
d.-nt ; ttenry DeBauu. irueteej Heury K. liope,
coileetor. and W Uliaai U. Moora. treasurer.
a>
AI.om; THE BOUMDl
Diti'iiii'pniiT.?A S.000poaad ball f.T the North
Congregational Churcb arrived from Baltimora
ve-teid.r, aad svnl be ruisod to r.sitioii to-d.iy. lt
i* tiiis inacrihed:
Rbtg out tba alfl,
[Uoa ." Ihe bbw ;
hiug oat tlie falae,
l;.u- ln tl.e irac.
1--"..
WXPLOBIVB 3MED8ASD TBBB8,
/V?m Tht PMlaMv'ila Tin'ti.
" Bpeakiag about dynaaiitera,' sai.l a nata*
ralist," 1 liave brouxhl a f.-vr apeol.aa to llluatmte
thal featnra la low lua aa tbere are dynamltera bt tlie
lower auliual Kiu^d..... aa wall aa In tba blgaer, .m<l aar*
oualy auougb, wa mlcbtaay tba aama of the w^ciaiiie
ktug.loiu, I ramember a few yeara ago I \*as trayalung
un ,. siuiii v.-ss.i ii.f.v enaoiaaof taa Wwl ludla u
l kuda, and .u obb place i. id purchaaed a number >>f euri
oua aeeda, plaelna Ibeaa uuder u.v Mrtb for aafe k.-eplng.
I waa alttlas al tba aaaaB tabie, bauglBg oa wita u,.th
ii ktiua,,,, oouipanj wlthanegro paseenarer, whuu there
.', exuloalon thal auauded aa if n harrel of powil. r
hadgoiieoft Hoiuethlng wbtaaed by m> raoe so cloaely
lll.il I felt tlie wiu.I. aa.l aimtll.T prOJCCtlle stiuek lua
full lu tnci.ieist. The negro waa nol .so fortunata. IIo
lllteivil U lo.l.l vell as tlie BOOOd ."l-Iie, tllicw lip lua
liauda and wlta tha bloodapnrtlng from 1ns f.ice, wmt
oicr liackwanl wilii u cnisli that bruUgBt tue s!iip[.eiuiul
, rew dawn tbe bateh i? a burry. B'eplekod iii... up. aml
ttrai be ewore tbal I bad ehot dlm, aaa tben tbat l bad
hn lu... witti a ciui), bul Ifl u luou.ei.t ba Koaverag froui
bla rn-in aud wa bi gan to Invaathrato,
??Tbe man had beea stru.-k falrly m the aoae a blot
ao powerful tbat n waa aaveralboura be.tliahemor
riiaxe c.,..!d ba ttopped. Whou I raae fn.r aaaj
siiinciiiiiiK dropped upon tha cabln floor,aud i afterward
plckod It up; aiul wuat do you auppoae it waal Botb<
ink' but a ???? Uon uf one -if tba aeaJa, Bad tbey wara iho
exploalvaa. iii" baal >if Iba aabla bad ln aonaa wai
..Uectcil them ao tbat tbey weut oii like eartrldtcea, and
ua each u..s ?.., .de up ..f BBveral pleeaa, u bad aoaaa
wiiut tbe afaet ul grtipe-abot. oue atruck tbe negro aa
related. another ml4aed niv bead and abattered a
looklug-glaaa behlsd me, another rtruek ma la tlie
ehoat, whiio stiu anoiiicr, enrloaaly aaougb, took on
the h.indio of a piti bar, ar aaonkey eoolar, tbat atoad
ui, tba titiie. your ol ibe aeeda dldn't go .?n. aaa yeu
may ba ?ure I aat them iu a atroiur hu.x. A numbarof
iaadi " i'..i.iii..icl tbe apoakar, " bave a almllar i.ai.it of
ezolodiua. aud it l? geaaraUy a provlalon aonaaeiad
with tne dlaperaal of aeeda ln tba Jfeatl aavaaaaa
trcs explode witli a rep.nt thal.Id !.?? li.-iird nearly
rt miic; in tbla aaaa ihe freel ?'.?*;'?'???. ?*_?
eVrtulB loeecla bore graal bolaa lu tba bark of Iraea,
raUiTnda lta way ln aad liwaaaa, aad ..way goaa Uo
iui aa if >"'? bad abtoad a torpodo iu lt, ahowiu,
wh.it tho expaualv? pewer of wiitcr wlll do."
UABIBB ISTELLMISNGB.
MXMIATOaa aXM IBaO
sjunnsoa. 8a88i aaa. 8a88 Haaa aota. 8t8l Maaafaaaa. t*. 3
1IIUII WAl'KIl IMIHY.
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ftaV.-Suu.ly Uiwk, O.V'l.lor. Ulaiul.. l..:-U lloll Uate. 11.48
W0RB1QB BTBAMBB8DUB AT TBI8P0MZ
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ilate ..f Novaila...-.llia?*ow..""laie
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Bruombaaati.Bavaaaaad Maueo ..aueiumdrea
l.uul, ..iKiilau.MuuienoUay.-.\\u?4?t a
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taiauTl . . .?.,l,e?i,.,/cn. Tii.u_vuiia
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POHTor NBW-YOllK..Wi-UrTKSDAY, MAUCIl 18, I8B8j
AUItlVHU.
Ht.iiiner Wlaci.naln i lir 1. heiuley, I.ivm-|M>ol March 7, via
wiieeiiai.inii 'v w nli iii.tae aud paaacng. rt (o (iulun ? < ?.
Ainve.l ?1 tlic ll.n ai ii. io * ni.
auaiuer ii'xmiiaail ii>ai_,, Nic-tla, A.mwerp Marcb 7,
wltb mdae aad aaaaeaf era to Fcier Wrlgbt A Baaa. _u_fta
at uie Bar at 1,4<i pn. 1
eteamer Caracaa, Hopauia. Laanayra March 6, Paortnd
bello .' Cmacoa s, with m.iae ami i>aa?->mera ta boalta
H'l-N i J.alietl. Arrived ..t Uie Is.irat a a -u.
bleuoier Hermuda ,Hr . K.uaer. rniniliul March \ Bar8
doea 2, 8t Lncia ft. Mfcrt.nione and Don.lnlcac, MO-iaerri
and \:ui-.'!i!i7, Nev.a :?. Bt Rltta 10. wlthindae aaalt
gcra fo A fc Outerbnd?e * Co. Arrirod at
Meamcr iila..'1'.'ua (Bn, Hmclalr Sazua
to I'cckina 4 Welcbi vaaaal to Mearer Broa
rlvcd at tba Bar at 0.30 a m.
Hteaim r I .aiup.ia .a. (.Towell. Oaivcaton March
16 with mdae an.l paaaeu?era to C II Mallory A Co.
Hteamcr anye-clotte, Kelly, Rlclimoo-l. clty Polnt
Norfolk. wlrh m.laeaii.lpaaaeuBera to Old Ilo-ulnlin Ba Oa,
SteamerBreak water, Jcnnry. leura, llrl wltn mdae __f
paaacufrerato to Old Uominlon BaCo. ?
ettilp ( urlatlue (lleri, Bohalta. London 80 daya, wltb avlaf
lo ataan veaael to Theo Ruarer _ Co.
Bark^arah I'hanbera (Br), Cartor. Harre 63 daya, Ib BSW
laat fo Funch, Edre * Co. ?)
Bark Jiockan iHwedi. laaaekaen. Aracaja 44 dara. wltb
aniar to Suilta A Hctiipper: veaaai to Funch, Edye A Ca.
tfchr Jennle 8 Han, Hali, Cardenaa 14 daya. with a_f_B
to or.ten vasael to Paraooa ? Loud. .(
BUNNEI-Wlnd at Handr Hook, lifht, NE; oloody. Al
Clty Iaiand, tne aatne. ,
BaadyHook-11 p ao-Baromatw.'.9.8S: TaermoiBeUr, 3_i
Wlad. N. 14 mllea- Weathcr. clear.
Arrived vrsteiflar
Steamer Kaat AnaUa (Bn. Tbowaa. Trteate Pab 0. Maaataa
14. Palermo _5. Oibraitar 18 daya, witb mdao to Seaier braa,
Arrived at the isai at 8.30 p ni.
CLEARED.
Steaaer Ouadlan* (Brl. Horalay, London?BjBBfaraonA floaj
Ht.-uaarr Holland iBr). Tyaon. i.oii.l.m -K W J Hurat,
Htcaner state of Oeorgla (Br)i Moorne, ulaawaw-Aaatm
Baldwtu A Co.
Meamer t'arollna (Span), r?ald?, ATonmonth?R J Cortla.''
steamor Wleland .Ueri, Il.-Mcli, lla?burf, v a Piyaaoata.
4 , -Kiii'liiiiiil ,t (.'0. ?
hteani.-rdlenfytie (Bn. Dnnn, f.acnayra. I'aarto Cabe'Jo
and i uracao?Boulton. Bllaa A Dallett.
Hteaiaer ( tialniette, cjalck. New-Orieana-J T Vaa Btckla.
Mtcaiuer liclawaro, Wmueit, Charleaton?J W vtaiaur.
a oa
HtoamerCommonweaJth. Van Kirk, Phlladelphia?Joaa 0
Roberta.
McameT Franconla. Hennetf. Portlanrt?Horatlo lTalL
Bark Hoaebud (Br), Colller, Briebana, gneenaland-RW
Camcron _t ('o; t
Hark Lucia (Br), Crowley, Ky.tney. NSW?Arkell A Doaj.
Hark Kunbeam (Br), Woolgar. Bt Johna, NF?Harvey 4
Ontrrl.rlilxc.
Hiiar Acadia (Br), Portcr, Frolerlckaiadt, DanWI?Hirtr_ot
Broa.
BiiK Jcnnle Phtunay. Morton. Maunzaa?J E Brott.
rirhr Hannah F larittou, Bryant, Nuevitaa?JflCt M?n?_daa
dtCo.
flAILED.
Steamera <ir*?on and Archlmfdr.. for Llrerneol; Fnlda
Breineii; I-ibradcaT, Harra. (.'halinetta. New-Orleana; Beia
ware. i liiiic stoii; coiuinonweaitli. i'b la-ielpUla.
Bark H.Irinf wood. lor Maw-Yora.
THE MOVEME.tTH OF STEAMERS.
Fi.REIU.V PORTA
l.rMVOf. Mar 1H?Arrtred. aieamar Ladgata Ilill iMtJ,
AJjao, from New-York March 5. _____?____
ftt |]?sailed. at?mer Durlian Clty i Br), Lnod. for Boaton.
18th?Arnved, ateamer S^rpho iBr). llammeli. fi >oi Boaton
_rraa_>00ta Mar 18? Arrived, at?am^r Aodraa (Bri, Baania
t#r froni .vew-Orlwin Fcb '.'rf. . __J
Qi-KRasiowa. Mar IM -Hail.nl. awarnT Clty of MontroaJ(Br),
h.slf..rl. fr.im I.ivorpool henoefor New-York.
BBUtTOC, Mar 17-Arme.l ateamei Tyrtan (Br), Haaaea*
etcin, rroni New-York lintr . 3. _____
avoSmoi th, Mar 17?aaaHB,atea?er Devon (Brl, Lobbelt,
BBWci-trUL Mar 17?halled, ateataer AsaJea (Br). Adama,
^M^w^MMlH-Arrlved. ateamer Devonla (Brl. Yoang;
'TtUN-X^lv^t_l_'erblefldBM (Br), btraneck, (roaa Bal.
" Ki^alk^Mbt'll-PaaaeA ataamer Mlaaonrt (Br), Pouland,
fr?m Boatoa Maroh 7. oa her wav to Livorpool. _
Dov-F.a. Mar ls-Paaaot, ate.iruer Rjcta (Bn. Grote, froaa
Baltnnore rcti 1H, ou her way to I/ind.FU. I
Ll/Til'. Mar I-. 4 pm-Paaaad, atOAmer Canada (Br), Had,
lev rroaa'New.Yerk Marcb 4. ou ber way to I.onoon.
Hambi ro. to Mar lri-Sailad. ateaaaar Oraaabrook (Br), ??
0MFj_ur!t_.?Mar 15-8_led. ateamer EhrenfeU (Br). Flahar,
f?M'ArirEiixF.a.'Ma_.l8-ArnTed. ateamer Cbateaa LaBtefFM,
Hirasine. from New Y'ork Maroh 1. _ . _ _
Kith-Arrived, ateamer Ncuatrta (Fr). Jaubert, troraBaw.
York Janill.
praaja, Mar 18-Arrlved, ateamor Alvena(Bri, Paurta, iwat
Baw York
" v_u\ i iiz. Mar 17-Arrlvad. ateamer Capr.let (Br),
Tboinaon. Ir.im New-York via navai?. >
Havana Mar 17-Arnre.1 ateamer t'lty of Piiebla, Det>
keu. froui iiow-York on ber way to Meilc? porla.
ALn.iuncemcnta.
Don't hawk, and blow, andspit, but n?e Dta
Sage'a Catarrb Kemedy.
a
Dr. LyonW Pkrkect Tooth Powukr.
ao Elejfant Toilet Lixary.
bold every whero. '.fi ceut*.
E:trl & Wilson's "uhort-band" Collars ______
bead-cdKC C iuTa aro lUe bcat. Bold every wbere.
?
THBBB is Hfi.p for Yor.?Dr. Kenneaiy'a
?? Fav..rtte Remedy " will ciim f hat obatlna'e eaae of Kl.Iocj,
lA\ ur ut BlooU .Lacaae. 1 r> lt j *1 i an bu.Uea for 86.
e
BataTBT A. DaNIEL', M. D?
144 Lerin?ton-ave., het-eoa Html 41^ ita,
Ilour-.. 8 io L :. uj 7. Dlaeaaea >f tha Nervona -J/atai
(jcii.to-t'nnary oraaii- Impoten ? -u-lan'?if.
Solid Silver.
We desire to call attcntion to ottf
as-ortment of small piecea of TABLE
8ILVER Our stock contains at all
times fiill Hnes of such article*, and
much caro is dovoted to thia branch
oi our establislimerit.
GORIIAM IITG CO.,
SlLVERSMITHSa
Broadway and 19th-?t.
RBIUS. Marcb. 1888.
Chailes Gracfy Ncic-Yorki
DKAR BIR: It ia oor dctre 'aai yau ao
qualTit tl-.e patrona ax_ frlra>_a ot oor wlae,
U-ronrb tbe puinfa- jonrnaK 11?t a!J Cbaaa
paarce e nt b' ua to voir io_ '.-i' a u- ?
will liare a WhU* _mad o-, fAe Ter.a/A?*
UMLt, niiinuyt naaV- Qus ari|fi_J UoeJ, wltB
tbo woi-a - PUMMB'.iY A _l-ENO*pnir_?a
Uinnvun ln J'laln RI_t_- _.?_ra.
M'e a-all can liiac to eeuJ to tba Cal'-d
Blalea only flrat iia__rr ?liampaxne. laeaauia
aa ars.-ara alwaf. aer_ ;.->l we (_._a_y ra
ijaeait eo_n__aeara aud -rbt-li ut oax ____ Bt
rotuaa uiiy r_t bavroi; tbe _"r_v_ ailu_eC lo
above, that tbry may n-4 be d-cei ved.
vuxBB-BB wll] bara ibe ta-ie iu_rka ___ no?
bera aa ber. UjX.to.
Yonra meal T_tbfally.
} 9$. P0MMBBY4 FILS.
BJaaa-_reBBBj -fiarr- Irt. MUHS.
H. i. .-riiifcr ?? ?B?r ?b_ve Irilcr Irwaai _l?_a>r_. ry_
???....... r. _ PajBj I ba-jf lo :i.I4 Ihavl aller April lat,
IJaWJab no Iraby ?r biokin Batilca will bc rxchaaajeal
b> iai? nnl-" l!?, ba-ni- Ih. 11 hit.- llnnd, " i'OJI
hi:kv a iaiEMO,'?
\ .... i - i .;.. . llull. .
CHARLES GRAEF,
?...!. l... :n far tbe I nli.J Btaitaa.
SMALL OFFICES TO LET
TRIBUN EJUI L DI NC.
Uitil4lltif_- .11.-...I ii i.-l .? i.i. |>-.?.I.
Opeuall >i_;lM.
i.l.iiilm- lltltil 10 P n?
1 ne i i uiiiiic nniiii.ua _-.???? _?~- ,._..,~-. ? ?
tiirn appluvaiita awuy. Iiua now made arr mirenvrBta
i-miv.-r.iiiK two more atorloa iu Uio upper part of tae aaaaar
niKint.i tho araail o Ucoa, rcntiuR for from *aoo to 8808 p
ye?r, for which, m Ib- liuiiciln_, tharc baa ba-n ao ?
licu.a-id. Tbe new otllcoa aro expeeted ready by May b
... . ?_- - ? - __._?.1T|
prrv.cut imiiiiiig . iu ba furuUtiod, tbero aot beiiuieTaeett
? ?> ,iii in tho Iml.liiiR. ^_
Asioreun Hpruce-stret i a Htore ou Fraok ort am-?
a very low oib.-c-a on U.e lower dovra, alao to rout, jioaaaao??
gtvaa tiie lat of .May.
<.<><>.? I.K-I1T.
<aOOI> .41R, -
IMMMIN ALWAYfl Ar<I??'HW*
Apply f..r i.'mi!i ami plana of Uie bull.lina lo _,__
111N11V I1AI.I., InTRIUUNBLOUNllNU _j___%
flO.V KEADY. .
lNDEX to THE DAILY TRIB?JNE,l$8i
I'ltit 1-: 60 C-BTB.

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