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ti Bk?OBI tlnourla'. BOeretory, C. r*inlth; ir.-asurei,
S__f_M Srl-BOB : sr tee nt-at-arnir. P. May. A board of
-ire. tels *>f nil.eleen WM eleetef" I ml..pt some |,|i.n of
Juron in IBS Wor agaii.t-l iBtpol ii beef.
VAi: di<i Mil.D rv OBEECE.
%jt UNCONFIRMED RUMOR IN ENGLAND.
Ki> Mts* BBCR1VRD HY lui- i.l'l k RMBABBA
IN 1 *>M".\.
Lox pox, April 13 A ramo] locnrrenl al Man*
theater thal a *>t. ek timi in .hut city luis receive I
iiif.'iiiiuii-it Hun (ir...*? lu* u., lanai wai agniusl
lull,.'.*. I !,.? Ole. 1. !'.iii!.,i-.sy in I.ni,dui luis i,
,. I bo advil *?> coiii'iin iit.in <>! tlie ii
?
PRUSSIA AM) Ult". \ Alli AX.
Hill*' >.- .lu I . ? I I ?: A- . I" tl I'.li.l. ?>P1.I Cil nv
, . SCI lt BM tilla.
I'.i in iv. April l'J. Debate was beeron in the
i . ? House of the Pruesloo Diet to*dayoathe emended
i - - I bill Hr. Kopi-, i.i-i'".' "i Kuli", i, m.ci i ...
? u: o' ii * pi t \'foil* ls on th* baila of o
I .elli.
l -i 1 laid that tha Government had not yet
arrived st a decision on lb* qut-aUon. ll- hod Biroo j
Ink* i the I reipoiu .vf I ka M .J law* ns
floMing .ct- ino *. tveriniieiii hod aever totended
thai t '? awi should be permanent. Ko lo*, of dignity
v..cid i.-ult to Emperor William ia attetnptlog to meet
lha vv.shes cf bi* Catholic Bubjeeta Ue (Biomarekj
thought tba t ino had arrived io eboltah the fighting
lat**. Ho preferred ts treal directly will tho Peg
vause Iii- Had found the Pope belter .lisp
to murrow.
lu tin- lower hons" of the PrnBBloa l>iet today Hr. Lu?
cia*. Munster of Agriculture, replying io ilerr Minni,
?erode, said that tho (.auvernaionl did not think lt Mp*
tl.ent lc nu ie.ne the Import linties at present ou com
mid cattle, and that Imp..its on wool were out of tne
queetloa He oold IBM too agricultural distress on the
t ontlOOOl wa* cover*! than lu <'? >rmany, and that when
iie,-os?.iry tho Government would lubmlt protective
measures.
WRECK OF A NEW-ZEALAND -TEAMER.
TWI NiT-NIXI PEBBOJtfl on' BOAfBB DBOWBBO?BOP*
KLItING OB AN -.MKItlCAN" SOBOOMBB.
Wi.i.limqton, N. Vs., Apnl 12.?The New*
RBSlS-d Coast it,g steamer Talaroo has been wrecked be?
tween Wellington and Christ Church. A heavy cale pre?
vailed at tho time nud the sea was rou?-h. Three boats
were launched, lui' each WM Bpeedl J eap- /? 1 Twenty*
t i perooni were dtowne*.. on.y two poaaengeta wero
eared.
LOUDON, April 12.?The Aiiiorfoafi BOhooflOf Ids
Proselo, Captain Franois, Witch boII ed from Pensacola
on Pebraerr i" for >? rw-York, was dlemoetod on Kei.ru.
ary *_7, winn seventy mlle- souttiosst ol Delaware
Break water, Hei cabin w.t. lilied with water ami the
provloioni wore mostly destroyed. The soboonerdrtfted,
WOtasrlof-Od and lo abelplesi condition for seven teen
dayo fut-cup am an.l us wife and chill took refuge
.. ."?!.. cabin, ond ti.e.. aa well aatbeerew, sufi
terribly rr un co i.mt hunger, Wnou rescued, at the
rial of tho seventeen day*, ail un board were ;u a greatly
exhausted coiidlUcu.
-a
TRIAL OF MRS, ADELAIDE BARTLETT,
I."\i"'N, April 12.?The case agvusl Mi-.
Adeim ic Bartlett ood the Ber. Mr. Dyson, a Methodist
( .f.-. i.aii. ol I'i m. ieo, f.T th" alleged rn .r ter ol E I ward
r. Bartlett, the womon'i haobaa l. bi eb '>f..fonu .ni lin?
en,uer ul, wu* ap for trial to-d ty. Tuc Croo u di dined
to proceed akfaiust Mr. Dyooo boeaooe oouvlueed of its
Inability to mal ian tbeli lletmeni againat blas ond Bo
woe oeeordluolj itiicharged. il- lo to appear aa a wit
neaoogaiuet Mra. Bartlett Mr. Bartlett i fothi
f.ed that be bel'eved th.- will ottered for probate ni that
of bis ooo wo* o ioI., iv. He atoted thal Mrs. Bartleit,
? l. ii husband'! life, once eloped with bia brothel
Frederich, win, whom sic- remain, d far a week. Fred
erick, after Hilo episode, we: t to America.
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DEFIANT AMI.iii. AN FISHER- CREWa
Halifax. April 12.?-Dispatches from Shel*
boonie < c: my report that the American ashton
echooucrs ate urrirlng on the coast almost daily
ond that thur captains ors mokiog use
cf ilt Hunt talk on the present state of
the flab i ea qaeetloa. booh d. elorlng ti.at they will call
foi and purchase bait wherever and whenever they
i sase, and saying that they will risk aeloara as they
have been Instructed by tho owners of theil VO00* 1*
to do to. An An in. a i Bibina schoouer bas
reoently shipped a crew nt Pori Hoar. Al Clark's
Haili".i yesterday o boat'* crew from the Gloucester |
Bcbooner Jolie BL Calderwood cot and ruined a number
of lobster traps set li* the bay, ami winch belonged to
native fishermen.
MU
lill" KINO OK BAVARIAN ODDITIES,
Vienna, _\j.nl 12.?Thc newspaper! arc
again devoting ogreat deal of .pace to recording the
cl nt;., of Kims Ludwig uf Bavaria it ls *mtcd thal
Whoa thO l.tupcror Of Austria WOB recently in Mninch,
tlie capital of Bavaria. King Ludwig took no notice ot
lilm, atm thal Princes Ludwio aud Leopold, tbe King*i
Bopoewo, v.e..- compelled t > a?sums all the reepoDOlbUt*
tles i'f entertaining the imperial tis.tor.
FIKTIKN FERBOXB KILLED BT AN" EXPLOSION.
Panama, April 12, via Galveston.?An e_
plosion occurred on M ireh'_'') OB hoard the small river
ateaawi Colombia at the Island ofTameoo. fifteen
T>?r?ch* were killed and twenty-two seriously injured.
Thirteen parsons escaped unhurt. The Steamer, winch
wh* ai.out to start (ur Haibniuai, was completely de*
Btioyed.
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CHINAMEN (ioINO TO MEXICO.
Chicago, April 12.?A dispatch from Port*
land. Ore,published here Hus moroiog says: Letters
stoic reeelved hero by the last Chinese niall by agent* of
tho Bia ' on,pani--, utatln.' that a English, Herman and
Chinese sj ndioate had cut.red Int. ? contract with tho
Mexican (. ivertmieut, whor.-l.y lbs ByadlOOtO agreed tn
*, ni'. (" >,?.??> chlnoae io Mex:,-,, wlthta tba oast twelve
months Jhi-Mo.ftcan Goveroment agrees to giro oooh
' : ? rr*-, twenty -lores ol land. S'xty Chinamen left
Fortland lost week lol Mexico and others are now pre
POTlOg to leave.
'HIE EIRE REL ORD.
A TORY OFFH i: DESTBi >V ri?
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April ll'.?Shortly alter
noon a Ur* iiro.e oul lu the third story or the Huston
Mock, lu which ls the 1'ost Office. Toe mails wore saved.
Miller l'.ros. saveai 1.early all tho contents of their store.
In the appel stones were tbe law otlices of several lea-1
tna iiruiH. Brodotroot'oeommorclol ac. ney, L B BuBJor
ton, arehlteol; tho Buckeye Pabltohlag Compoay, rai
Bpemt.iur (newepoper) and score1, of others. Ths Har
A'soeiatlou ,att library wine:, was burned one year BOC
last Christmas In toa Academy of Music Bro, wes ai*., in
the bull.tim: ami was doetrored. Ibo first floor vt as
damaged only by water. The lo.*s to the block ls $79, I
i..covered bj lasaraaes of (100,000,over ha.f of ;
winch is in small companies in omooots nut loexceed
)j4,(?0(i oaeii. Th.- loos on the law Horary of 7,000
volumes ls estimated atg-4,0*xi with $".,000 insaraoee. j
lin lom i" ?--.'? OOO, divided aa follows: Building,
B.FrO,O00s pool office, 9500; Miller Brothels, hardware,
I .??. tenant* iu otlices, -.7.'..("Hi. 'lue insurance ls
al.out BtOO.OOO, ot willan .si.'i.'.uiiii l* on the build
lug. Miller Brothers have glOO.000, Hie Lats
library, B20.000, and the romoloder is divided In small* r
amounts among the occupants of tho oftie. s Nu one was
burt, though the flames quickly cut oil nil chances ol
e.capo by the olovatoi ? an l Bteirwor, ami the tenants
were compelled to (scape tBrough tm w I adowa.
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FLAME- TO COW LAL a MURDER
Ha* kin i'mown, N.,)., April 12. The barn
cj pus te tho one lu which Tillie -Saith waa Bordered
was burned to-ulkiht. Many supposed that th'- mnrder
ero cot lt oo Bro, loteodlng to bora both iu.ii.Ih.ks and
thu* aeotroy the ooly ovid, nco as to tho pince w bore lim
g.il v??s murdered. Tbe hotel la full ol urangera from
ali paris of H;o Mate Who have come to attend tho
li.i.iio_t ta, morrow.
LOBBEB IN" VARIOUS PLACES,
Brie, Penn., April 12 [Special).?A Ure of
Incendiary origin tins evenltia; destroyed the s ivr-min of
ll..tdbach Bros teaethei with a lorge storarre boase and
n row two story boardtuK-ho i?e. Looa, $15,000; na iu
?uraiie*.
FmSBDBO, April 13. -The Aleiaeder Rome, an
Baoloot load oaarh. tho oMoal hotel haltdtog la Clorioo,
Kenn., was destroyed by firo thia huming. Lose,
0I'_.0O0; Insurance, 97,000,
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IS IT 31URDER tilt i\ kCt llil.\lt
A Hinall -tore at No. 217. Bowery i
fltted up as a shl.otiLk.' gallery. Muhn. i
Kinny kept the place. At ll o'clock
last nlS?I be ran Into Frederick BehBBgBr'S nat room at
No. _".l lio^oiy. Kros?:LK bi* hands to ins brooal be
gasped, " I sui shot, kelp me," ond foll n- thc Boor,
e nagi! and a number of others Bothered
tin- prostrate man aod u-k"l hi n
wno had shot bim but ha was unable to ooswor. Aa
lui.i,ulai co was telegraphed foi bal i.e d:e-1 before
fc*-i?taic e came. 'Ibo *l.i\ua ital.rry I*
on a level vt I h the street oed tho who.e Int* ul >l
ls risii.o to passersby, bul tims fm
ll e police have been unable to lonni
-ow the sliootliiK occurred >?* Whether Ol not lt waa a*cl
Sentai. Tho I'ody wa* reiiioted lo 00 undoitaker's,
BBW-YOMM PEOPLE MARRIED IX ITALY
In Florance, linly, yeaterday Mina Annie C.
Hoe, the daughter of Colonel ll. M. Il .e of lin* city, was
?Bl Ila,ll ll I h aries A. Pion, of Row-TofB. Coionoi Host
and his family have bees travelling ter neatly a year ia
Lurops kui they were joined reoeuliy iu Haly by Mi.
I.
ian, who is ooea of J*ha M. Flatt, of the low Brm ol
.patch informed tli>- friends
lulohins A Platt. A cable din.
ef tho two ft,(jillie* of the ii,ai rage. Mi. and Mrs. I'n.ti
VIII rrmam abioad ilurm. thc samawr,
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SECREjAltT MANBISG s STEADS IBPROYEBMN1
W-aBMiHOTOx, Ai.nl 18.?Dr. Haaailton said
Hst iBOret-tl MaiiLtiiK wa* u llttlo better to day.
mt
I Ali MERS FIGHTING TBE TARIFF.
Barribrvrq* April 12 lflps-_aQ.?Ab impor*
t-Otutcuijg of fsimers was held ut Mochai.it:!.uig io
lBy for the pm
i.
i"
Patroni oj Hi
ure.
MC: Ul (ivoi.is.t HEPCDIATED ROIS DA
A -flt THAI IWe.l.VFf* TBS PATMKKT OK HVISIY
nini ? mm i ions ci in.11 aaa
Raleigh, N. C., Avril 12 iSpetAal).*?The de?
rision of the Supremo Court of tbe United Btataa la the
Virginia coapaa caaea bsa reaulted lo a suit to oompel
iiotei pay mt reston whst is known aa tho sp.,
lal tax honda These bonds were Issued nuder nets of
tho Leglsli lure passed nt tho session of 1869-'09 to na
ttotabed railroads n* follow* : West! rn railroad,
SI.320,000; Writcri. Noni, Corollas Railroad, *8.fl40,?
000; Wilmington, Charlotte .ind Rataerford BaUraad,
tS.OOO.t.; Wllltamaton aad TBrkoro Ballroad,
1300,000; Atlanlle, Tennessee sad Otrfo Ballraad,
1100,000; total, 111,300,000, Tho Interest a'
(t per cent bow amounts to a* marta as "io
,.. maklogtka srand total sbonl ?}?-'??.000,000
iuv..ive i in tbs inila TbeoonstltntlOB of tba Stal i
qulreai special tax ta bo tarted la tbeaeta npprnpri.it
Inc tbe bonds, hence tbey ara daaamlaatad special lax
lion;*. The proceeds cf lb-*- bonds were squandered
and tho state receive.1 Illili* benetlt. The same- l.e.lslat- (
uro at the cession of 1860-TO passed an act to ic peal the
various sets appropriating taeae banda and every rev?
enue net trom that day to this contains IbSfoUoWlag
lOetlOB :
That tho Auditor of this State shall not maka or esase
la Ba mada, sny beadings or blank, to, or aa Ika fe.nus
trb ch ba is required to supply lo tba aevaral counties of
the "-tate, c.ttier than inch an are required, an.! us aro
Indlspenaably neeaesary under the prorlsloos of tail
net, t.f ns may be In leafier required hy law ;
bot shall anr taxes be levied directly by nani Auditor,
Bny law heretofore passed ie tho contrary nut withstand?
ing; and If tba Auditor abai! ba guilty of any violation
of this section be shall, on conviction, bc punished lu the
discretion of the cotut.
This section ls inserted In every revenue act to pre?
vent the Auditor from putting on tho tax lists tho
spacial taxes berala referred la Tho sheriffs aro com?
pelled to collect tho taxes as charged against them on
tho tax lists, therefore, if tho Auditor shuuld be com?
pelled to reinstate on tho tax list every year the taxes
provided, authorised anti lev lcd by the several acts ap?
propriating Ihese.Bpaolal tax bonus In abl of tho several
railroads, the Sheriff! wmiiii collect the sams and pay
the same into the State Treasury. Hie bond?
holders would then he certain of their
money, because the constitution ordains that
every act ol Legislature, leaving a tax shall state tho
special eilijoci to which lt In to be .inplied and it "hall lie
applied lo no other purpose. Tho State Treasurer would
bo eompelled to pay tue interest as fast as demanded of
of him.
Tbe plaintiffs tn the snit brought In tho State Court t.v
el.iy ..r.' Levi 1*. Morton, (,-iorgo li.isa. Kielmr I ,1. Croea
and UeorgS T. Kelsi, Composing the- nun of .Morton,
miss A Company, of New-York, against William P.
Roberts, Au (hot of lbs Mau-. Thu snit aril] bo re?
moved on application of the plaintiff! Into the Circuit
< ou it of the united States. Another snit, involving the
ss ns question, was bronchi up In the I'nited .-"tates
Circuit Court by A. II. Temple, n citIzon of
this state. agalnal William P. Roberta
Auditor. The plaintiffs contend that the
decision m tin- Virginia ooupon cams fully warrants tba
suit.
The total valuation of r<*al ard personal property In
Itali State foi taxation i* ??_*? ?? i.n<t....>? i-.. should tho
plaintiffs succeed lu th, ;r inti, tbe mumal Interest
ebarge trill be over SSno.OOO In addition to present
taxes The plain tiffi contend tbal the repealing ac*, and
the aot forbidding the auditor to put lb* taxaa en the
tax hst are unconstitutional and therefor) sre void. ike
c ises will probably be beard n. .lune before Judges Bond
and Seymour of the U ul ted Btstei Court. K. L. An?
drews, of New-York, Bonnie] P. Phillips, ex-Sollcltor
c. .;?;. and Gray and Stamps ot this city aroeounsel
for the plaintiffs.
LAWMAKERS AT WORE IN ALE AS'T.
tiik AiitAPK uah.way hi ii. i p roR nisi i ssiox?
DUTIES Of i ORPOBATK >XS.
Albany, April 12 Special), Thc Senate to?
night was to vote ob tbs bill sutborlslni
Hallway Company to build aa underground raliway In
Broadway, New-York, from the Battery to Madison
Square, and thence by way of Madison-ara. to the Har
;. is River, Whoa, bewares-, the bill waa reached, Senator
Daly, of New-York, asked Senator Morph j, in w om
ebarge ll v. aol to press it to a rots ttvnight He *ai.i
that ho dsslrad to oiler some important smandmei tito
n, ami that i x-Benator Thomas, tbs oounsel ol n.e r-.m
pany, had eald that he WOOldaccept certain amen.Intents
to the bill.
"Hut 1 desire to pass this hill tonight," said
Senator Murphy, "and thora ara several Banatora
hore who desire to vote lor it who cannot long remain."
"Still I hope you will no! Insist upon a vole being
taken," s.iv - -natur Haly. " I desire to tusks s ipeeeb
on tin- amendments I intend tu proffer, and l cannot Bod
them at thi* moment."
Thereupon Benator Murphy gare h:s consent to tm
h'.ii'e noing ocr till to-morrow. The supporters of tbe
Arcade bill aie rather nervous about their msasnrs
oiling to tho appearance hera today e,f i monster pott
timi against lt signed by Broadway proper!] owners
and occupants of stores'in inc street. Benator Daly
to-morrow win aflat amanomeaia proridlng thai the
Arcade Ballway I om pony ibatl paj Into ihe Treaourj
ol New-York ll per flit on Its gr OBS receipts for the Mist
live yean of iu existent e ami 6 par cent thereafter
Tbe Senate passed to-atgtat Mr. Vedder's bill makins
it the dutt of ev.-ry corporation to report to tko Con?
troller tlie; amount of it* cai.itu! Stock
Ex-Speaker Erwin offered raeolntions providing for
thc- Bool adjournment Ot IkS Legislature on Mav 7. Mt.
Me l ann objected to their conshli-iatiuu at this limo and
they went over.
-ay
Ar TEE MEBCI OW .1 BUTIXOUA SAILOR.
Boston, April 12.?A dispatch to The Herald
(Tom Washington, says that United Stains Coasal With?
ers has sent from Hon,'Kong to tho state 1 ii-partinerit a
I brllllng icc a.iiiit of the death of a BpantSb sailor, Leon
talana who wai lured at Manila hy tho Captain of the
Granite Biala, of Portsmouth, N. II., ami who mutinied
and sought refuge among the packagae of Veiosetie oil
with wbieh tba lower hold was filled. Ha threatened
that, if altai ked, OT tines* furnished with food Bad
water ba woald tiru the oil ami btiru tho ship. Fora
night and part eif one day lie defended hemsell by means
of shestb-kulres bound to pole.*, ami by throwing tare
wood a; the lanterns carried by tlie m. ii. breaking tho
glan-, and compelling a retreat, st the naked fiann* eould
aol safely be i ai i ied near the oil A concerto I onslaught
was at lengtu mada ami utter four horns of desperate
fixbtlug tbe nian a is se Brad. He had boen wounded in
Hu- mouth ani arm, and had cut hts own throat lust be?
fore lils capture. Ile died in ten minutes alter hoing
taken on deck. The ship was hove to. her color, set Bl
half-mast, the buna! service was read, and thc bo.ly was
launched Into Hu ocean.
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VAlAl.l.Y WOVXDBD Bl lilli BC8BAXD.
Shenandoah, !'? un.. April 12 [Special),?
"Jere" llrown. a l.u?iiiHii niau of Maliauuy City ls
Jealous uf his wife, to whim he has been marne 1 only a
few mouths. Sho is twenty ye-ai? his Junior. Ile went
borne this morning, Bod after sxekaaalng words with
lils wife, dtrw a revolver an 1 tired at her. Tho bail en?
tered the sldo al her heail Just b ick her car, and she fell
uncoliMcinils to the Hour. Bs then point.*,1 the wean rn at
biaawa bead and fired another shot. Tba bullet cut a
furrow la his scalp from tl.c car to the back Ol tba head.
aad ba fell frightened auel half stunned, iho neighbors,
wno heard the shooting, sntered tin- boost and found the
two apparently dying, with tie pistol lying between
them, a physician who was oallen in pronounced tbe
woman fatally Injured, but discovered thai the bullet
dil ii it penetrate Brown's skull. Ha w.is thereupuu
takea in custody and sent tu jail thia af lernoon.
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SBCBBTABJ BATABD AXD HIE WI8EBBMBX,
Portland, Mc, April 12.?Ctuhing a. Mc
Kenney, la their own behalf and toa! of outer fisimie
tn ins, telegraphed ob Friday t.i Beeratary Bayard, say
lag that tbey bad seieral vessels ready for thc- I:_n_?.
and asking if tba vessels would ne protected iaeuUrtag
Canadian ports for maa Beeratary Bayard telegraphed
in response that thc QMBllOfl laleod Bight lir.u.vo Hie
construction of the treaty with Oraal Britain, and that
ba expected to attain such sn uuuerstanding aa n.i
rallere American fishermen of all doubt or risk, Ths
fishing Hims bera aie inalgaant at tt,is answer,
Whick they say ia indirect 'they wan lcd yes or no lor
an answer.
A LAWXIB IS JAIL FOB ( 0XTSMPT.
Sr. Lom.-*, April li-' [Special).?Joneph >.
Laurie, a piceiiieiic'iii attorney, w.i* committed io jail
afternooa to serve ninety days for ooulempi ur
court. Uepraetlsed la tm- Federal Courteaad waa or?
dered severs! months ago to pay "\,-r sereral thousand
dollars which he baal cu.ted for a client. He refused
aad Judge Brcmei sentenced mm.
A BRI st ll i FOB Si li ns,, J KB XL A
Chicago, April 12.?Whan ths n.inn'nf
Fioruiiii' MartoB was ealled In tbs Armor] Court to-day ?
a weataa, aga l vanty-two, appeared, t-iie waa arrested
ss a fugitive from |utiieeon a telegram from New-York.
Wheu arrested, she worn it (profHalon of costly lewelrj
and diamonds, which a J weller or New-York sceused
in i of haring stolen. Bbe ssys inst tbs leweiiei isa mar?
ri* ? c au, ' . bul the- j.-ue.iy Which l.e mm
sc used io; ..: altai_ Ju lice Me-cb held bel in
c-i.mm ti., .-.1,11,,?v, -.Ung iba ,.mi,ii of ti... iic-c. m
,.uy ji.ipi r. t i ti.,.,- ber 1. .- I. IO No it * . mk.
TO Ei'Ul i /.ci*/ ,i ttORTOAOB ns A TU EAT RF..
Nbw-Haven, April l_* Special).?JndjrcCar?
penter, ol tue- Supramt t eui i of this States, lo-da) baaded
down bis decision la lbs case of i ir. WladeU, ..f ti..* elly,
ag.niisi George L. Covey, ol New-York Tbo former
holds a second mortgage foi -a_i.ie.il .u ibo Caril Opera
House, tbs iaige*i thraiie In Coaaaeth ut. Altai the in
iciest hail re inline.1 unpaid tor soma time, ha brought
this suit against Covey, wba was original > tbs Brsi
mortgagee mid IB noa Ihr le., lei ?! Um equity, Ihe de?
cision is thal Dr. Windell may foreclose, aud Ibis pro.
c.-e ling will res>e,t In rhan?iii_ tor management of the
(ij.era Heni-i, as Manager l.ar.i wilt bo ooatad,
.-at
LOCAL OBTIOB IS I lin,ima.
Ia .vc uni id., Va.. April 12.?Senator Ci>l(|iritt,
of t.i-uicia, sjiukc to an ImtaoBss aadienea to-nlgbt m
tbe Hitting rink ou locu! uj'tleiii. Tba Bgbt ls getting
energetic ami both aldaa tutti* that rtotorj i? aaaaiad.
rofl. MVBDBBOW A YOBBOSUMOOLMABTBE
Luaklkmun, B. C., Ajuil 12 iJSpttitl)**-MeWS
lm* roaohed here of the deotb of Profes or Mooroo Modi*
son, the yooog min stf-.t rmi robbed a few aliys a<z. nt
Pigeon Riverstotloo, oa ibo Wooten North Corollno
Railroad. Madlooa wm walking slang the ratfroad traek
iiione whoo h> wes overtakes by aatranger who oohed
ldin where ba wu* going. He replied that bo was going
otu tow:,rd Ibo woola, u I, .laired var.I- -,r *rt a wilt', for
i..e pm poss of looKiag ol lome lands with a rtew or boy*
1 lug. Thsat-asget volunteered to go wltb him ond bb
- oo os they roached thc wo ls ha oohed Madison i"
ll Dd Ililli tb,
" I tin aol know you." sold ttie young min.
M Well, here's what will bring it, I reckon," sold tte
itranaer as he bosnly drew from bis coot pofhel a pis?
til, viiu, ii be preston ted ?t Madison, Ino astonished
man received the first shot In Ihe head. Tho nazi oas
look eib'. f lu tbe region of the tc.rt and Mo Hs in f' iL
lue min then lob'ed hun n.nl tindo bl* f scape. I :.<?
people of Ibe (.imuntty win ne tireless In t! elr search
for tbe murderer and tho County of Hay wood will ofTei
sault bl reward for lila apprehension. Detectives .na?
nt woik on tho cece,
RAI LIDIA it INTERESTS
THE TBAKSCO-t HXENTAL DIFFERENCES.
DIPFICCLTT IN" ABBAKOtXa TKBMB Willi TRI PA*
iii IC mah..
There hoi been no settlement of the differ*
BOBO! Between tho trsti-conilueutal line*, BlthffOgh iii"
, gotmtloni hiv i uot beea abaadoaed. 'i he railrou-l com?
panies probably would have uo dlflkralty In completing
au agroemeot, bal tho purpose of tbe prsaeat aogotlo
tioni ls to arr.m*.? term- tv nh thc I'acitlc Mall MOBBM-lp
( ompssy. '1 tc- railromls sppenr willina,' to pay a reduced
subsidy, w lille the iteamsliii)con:poiir insists that lt will
oocept not less than |lon,non a month with a provision
that tho contract cannot br. terminated on less th tu six
months' notice It ls understood that Hiernllroad* havo
ottered 170.000 a month.
C. I*, llui.tiii_.-tu_. said lu reply to Inquiries od the sub?
ject: "Tiieie ii uo settlement lu sight, but perhaps I am
Hie last person who will have newt about this watter.
Persons come lu here frequently libero were some here
to-day) to learn what I will do lu certain contingencies,
and then thor will go out without saying what they will
do. 1 suppose that wben they have bought or iold !n the
market, ns the case may be, they return to accept or re?
ject my offers. kOOWlOg tbat I will do precisely what I
promised In the first place. .My Information, therefore,
is not always very xood.for I do uot know, y,.u soe, what
Ibo other m. ii will ((include to Uo. I have proposed a
sort of slldlnc scale for the I'acitlc Mall subsidy to be
rarleal accordinir to the conditions of the business. It
begins Ot 070,000 O month rind under no circumstances
ls to exceed B86.000, the amount nf the previous pay?
ment. We would never consent to raUe the nmr.uut to
1100,000, lor rhe tendency ls toward lower rather niau
hi.her ratoa."
A mootiu. of a committee of the Pacific Mall Company
was held yi-s'i-iday, but the business was ol a routine
Character. The sub.l.ly was alluded lo In Informal con
vereetton, bul action ->n lt w*# uni within ilie nangu of
Ito powers. A prominent director of tee company sold I
" I urn ri'iro thst there arc not over two member* of ibo
Boord who would volo to ,-tccrpt 170.000 a month, and
lt ls doubtful if a majority could bo obtained in favor of
the former lubstdy."
rn
A NEAT THICK OF TUE C.: NT KAL.
M HUN 11. HT f KN CK HIIII'INf, IN SC li KN Eli AUY TO
AVOID INJUNCTIONS.
Albany, April 12 {Special,.?Thc Now-York
Central nu rood ploy rd a neat trick on ibo swoon of
property in toe vloiolty of tho Bebeoeetody
depot last Dight J .1-1 before midnight a work
train and balds WON sent ip to BOhOSOOtOdy
from tlbony br liinl train Na 20. *>? boord was a
l'l -kel foi ce, ready made, ond posts nml barbed wire to
put Up another fence. Tue tiuiu rolled into f-choliertiuly,
and in a short time the picket fence was Bp stretching
from tho baggage-room of tho depot aeroee Uberty-sfc
Bo quietly woo the work done that even the telegraph
Operator dBi DOt know lt Tue picket fenco completed,
tho workmen went over to tho Troy bi,lo of
the depot and set eight posts across tha
top of wi,,.!, strips of scantling were Dolled, aad ola
-? ands of barbed wire completed another fence. Mr.
Winciac, .thu keepi b hotel Dcor the depot, mode o vlg
- i .test uk-aiiist tho proceedings. Later in
ti.e day lie carno to this city to consult a
lawyer. The fr nco shuts Bim oot from the
depot and i obos ti.e street Theeommooeoooellof
Schenectady a year uno directed ? closing ol Liberty it.
aod thc Legislature -oohed np this ootloa br an oaaol
mont. Had the Bow-York Cootra! company, however,
attempted tb*, eoaatreetioa of the toaee la daylight sev?
eral iniin.cir.:,s tv mi,ii i,av o neon appllo 1 'or by persons
llVll af in the \ lou.ny who ii-'- tho street.
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ALLIANCE BETWEKN OOWEN AND OARRRTT.
Philadelphia, April 12.?-The Bllianoe be?
tween President Gowen. Of the Heading, and President
Garrott, of tbo Baltimore and ohio, looks only to kuep
lug the New-York connections of the Boodlog RaUrood
Intuit. It ls now ki'own lhat a lu ijurltv of the stock of
tho Jersey Goatral Railroad ia owned by Preotdont Gar?
rott aad tho friends of Proel lent (lowen. Holders of the
bonds " rod by the North Pennsylvania aod Bound
Brook Railroads, over which the Heading linds lt. wey
io ibo Jersey Cootra-, bovs boen in consultation wm.
President (Jarrett recently. It ls stated thur ho hus wada
the dissatisfied ho.der* of these bonds BSObOtaatlOl otfer.
Several Important ohaogos lu tho airectory of lbs Cen?
tral Railroad of New..Ior*ey wore mad-- ln*t week, but lt
boo beoo oonorallj bob oeded that they wore oppoeodto
Mr. (iowt-u and tao eoattaoaaoo ol tbo iu?*e te the Bead
lag Rollrood. (me or tvto of ihe new directors arc kBOWfl
to ba connected wita the r. oraanlsotloo sj adiooto, and it
boo been Inferred froai Ibis thai theyhad sotorodtba
Hoard lor the purpose of reconstroetlog the eotnpnny In
the interest ol karawa* betwi sa tbo '-"ai compoBloe ant
the I u:a, .h. railroads. Aa oOlccrol tue company,
whose position wonld mik* him familiar with ,ii,y
change tn toe control, sold that ho did nol believe Hist
Mr (Tarred au<1 Mr. Gowen, oi their friends, hod a ma?
lm it* of tbe stock. " I do oot credit thia statement," ho
s til,'?? aii.i do not believe tbat there hi soy foandatioa
for it. Of coarse my koowledge about it cannot be ab?
solute, but if th.-ro liinl bOOO tiny Intention on the part of
Mi. * Jarrett rn Mr, (in we n tc secure the c (intro!, 1 th ink
I sbOOld have heard BOOBOlh Og ahollt lt."
WHY PAB8RNOER RATES AUK DVCRRABRO,
Chicago, April 12 Special).?One ol the rea?
sons assigned by the Alohls-in, Topeka and BaatB le
Bellrood for lncrooslog Ita Bon Prandsco rate was thal
it wa* neebie te provide Pullman sleeping cars to meet
tho iiemsnd. The regaler tratos om of AtcbUoo now
have an average of i'-voii SlOOplOg ,:_r? ouch. The t.'nioii
Poeifle boo eevooty-Bve sleoplag eon nnd tiiey aro all
In uso end all crow,led. Application! for berths have to
beeOgOged from this polOl S work in advance, and then
many ore compelled to put np wiih upper bernis wn..
ordinarily think thev c innot ito with los., then n section.
The Pacific Companies hive a half Interest lu all tm, cars
run on their linea, io that the Pullman (.ompany only
got* boll the benefit of this eiiorinoui increase iii the
patronage nf it* curs, bal tins half is oddlag enormously
to Its revenue.
REFUSING TO APPOINT A RRCRIVER
Chu \(.'>, April 12. Judge Qresham to-day
dean ' n motioo tot the appoint mo nt of oreoolvor for the
Otto wo, Oowego ead Poi River Folley Railroad Cont*
pony. Tho motion vv.i*. mal* by tho holders of hoads Bf
the towns ol I.tr*':-. Vax. Ilruoo,, OSSSe, Olt.tw i, OSWOgO
and Kondall. t'i lien tho company was orgaiu/.-d ni
lt_69 i.oi,.is wore i*-uo,i nv ihe town, nain.-,i ir, payment
t,r Muck, wbleb they wore authorized t>> subscribe to the
now load f-mts wore broogbl by tho lion.tholflors for a
lien on ii,s company's property, which ls in possession
ot tho Chicago, Burlington and Vj liney road as los.oo.
Tho court *aid tlnti there w.t. no necessity for o receiver.
MK. FIELD AND Till: NEW-ENGLAND ROAD.
Boston, April 12. ('vin* W. Field, accom?
panied by hts brother, David nudley Field, arrived la
this city Hil* morning, lt ls said that his testimony to?
morrow win reveal thc foot thst the proposed leaio of
ti.e New 1 ark il . I Nov* I. g id Railroad C.impaliy COO'
not lie COuSummotOd lol the present, and tl.i.1 ibo latter
rorporotltin refused to appoint a eommlttee to lavestl*
gat, : ... niottor, altai iga earnestly requested to do so
i.j Messrs, Clark, ii glason sn. otiiers. it is also
stated ti..* ?: *:.??' feature of Mr. Plaid's tort!
many lo-morrow will bethe revelation that bo ls not in
ray latorosted id ibe New-York < Ity ami Northern
Railroad Couipauy, aad that be hod no Intentlonol
u i. rn.' ti: a' tnt*l with tho New-York and Kew*Englood
rood oven If he bad Obi lined possSBSlOO of the butiils.
MIBi I i ian--'i- RAILWAY INTELUGRNCB.
Tot! ito, Ohio, April I. [Special).?The annual report of
tb*-rum .mri Pol* Mai-qastts Road for tboy oore_dlag
I ieee ru I-1 Bl, 1BB5, Ira ucl to-,lay, BboWS tho total BOTO
I ngS !? tb* |1 ,f I''-."Tl*, a ilt'creasi- of nbou- .* li"'.,''*J"> a*
cui.i an-.i wit'. :--i Tho op* ratlin.' expenses end tozea
amt'.i. i . ? ', a * i.'iit decrease over toe
? ti. rue funded debt on December 31 wa.
* ,...?.- '.""ii.
? h. vi... tprll u rh* lot'r-i.r.,lu's Dobaqaa, Iowa.
dispel sayi "Tb* mi ml moeilogof tba Coder l-'aiis
ai.it Minnel ita Roth ' oin).anv was he.d to--lay. A.
H. bi ekuey, ol BL Pool, preelicnl ?f lue Mtanosota and
n ort tito.'ot ii; c. W. lie.r, uf London, Eeg- sod J.
Kenned) 1'intd, ..f Na Y-.i h. wno sloeted dir- I
Ino retiring diiectors were a*. J?moo end o. II. North"
i'i.',.', of Ne a Yolk.
. n:. April 12. Preeideot Coble, of Ibe Reel
li ii I.., i. ai Reoers HP. Floorer, ll lt Bishop
and Henry sievert retanmd t., ?iiieago to-?oy from
Munn ap->ii*. Rogoruing the report tba! the Rook leland
w....n nipt mg to secure . mtrol of tin- ,-t. Pou
UalathKoM , Kr. Cable said that aa far aa ba .now tba
II ak l-l .li ! ci ...:? ii- fol the pOSBOOIlOB of that io.ul.
i un *'.., Apr.i 12, Adispateb from Winnipeg, Most*
. says thal Hinlstei Norqosy has gi voa notloe tho!
h. w... tins week univ, th*-.* soboMy of ?1,000,0?? ra
prov im ia. t.-iiiia b. gras led io ibo Madsen's Boy Rmi
road < on,pan . lo OSSIOI In OpODlOg IBS 1100 bstWSOO the
* anadiai, l'a Ifli and fl.* wa'.ora of Hudl"..'* fist.
I h. gram will eel fie available io the cempoey oottl Ibe
road is ('iii.sir-.il led
Ji.ii'.M .. Apiii 1J.-A cable (liipaiib to The tdu't
from I on.ion ta>* Barlag Brothers R Ca will io doy
lutiie appheatloss for B2O.000.OO0 Caoadloo PaotBi
Rellwoy Hi?t BMrtg?as boodo bearing mtor-.i al tii
r.it-of a pei seat I?OM?wo Bi la pareeamma mt rn ooo
?mogera* i with iii>-1 aaadiao Uuveraesoo- lue price
al which the bouda will be issued n lob.
MILLEU NOT YET INDICTED
WILL Iii: DE A WITNESS I OBI HE PEOPL1 '
in* Bill Mun- i t BY ni* I'.in.i nt ns.ami si-ni: ii ?
BERIA! I'V IN.-pu ina BYERS!*.
I .Aldermen Waits and Miller, I epnblicnn mun.
'" - "' Ihe Board ol l**-l trom adj.In : districts.
were in Ibe Dlstrh I Attorneys offiee al the same time
yesterday and conversed together lora time, Mr,
? :'"'' ':'~ '" me ramil ar with the office bj this lima
aad is much at bia ease. Mr. Miller did not Mom so
nmcli nt boms,
Tbe approaches to the Detectire Boreas ?rore ?
to reporters ycsterdsi morning snd the stbordinatoa
"' I" '!?' ' ' ?'?-'? Bl re umi. i Instructinna noi t i
Buaweranj questions about Miller, who hod bri
1'1"'1 I ' iturdaj ci*. ? ? g, Miller h id heen
pei ;?'.! to sleep all night in a bed ta thc lu-i- ate r's
office, u was said, because his pbyaioiaa tl""'-' ? i -
?.health i.ld boinjoredby Um dan p air al a
bast mei i eell. Mr. Milter I ad bil breakfasl -nv-.! In
tl. md ha made Ins morning toilet thora HM
two let- t'i r- v ere permitted to see bim shoot 0 a. m.,
ind they talked in tho preeetxe of offloera about the
arrangements t-> aeeure boil. The ex-Aldermaa did
sot look Hbo a aick maa wi. he emerged (rom tht
Mott .-t. door ol Ueadqaartsra al 10:30 a aa laapet
td Byraaa walked with him to the Bowery and winn
tbey got aa a car going iowa town their swaaerwaa
inch as tu atti act no attention. Btrangsrs Din ian
them riding togathi r eould not hats gaaaaed that oas
iva? a prisoner nini the other a police offlciaL
Miller, bOWOter, looked tired whoa he reaeheel thu
Distiict-Atiorncy's offiee. He it short, thin ami Mack
iii aicled. His ceiuune 1. ex-He-corele-r Jaiiiis M. Smith,
tailed to sec dim carly in tin* "lay and i-.-m.iitied with
Iiiin (ur a loni; time. Miller entered Mr. Nicoli's room
itout ll o'clock, preceding et-Alderman Walts by
shoat ten minutes. Tba former was guarded by In
? pcetor Bymea His brothers, James ll. and Joseph
K. both shoe manufacturers in lileeckor-st. had been
null on ."saturday tu gi' e batt, but tho aggregate
-mount ol their nal estate did not satisfy Mr. Mar?
tino, 'lhere w,?s still an amount of |6,000 or 98,000
HI tho 925,000 bond, fur whick Mr. Martina asked
idditiaaal tosartty. Mrs. Adelice Wood, a widow, and
lister of tho Millers, made up the tuil B-B0S_t?by
liming laal estate worth 914,000 aa secunt". Tho
hoad was perfected and nt nunn Secretary Penney had
the document road} tobe taken lu Recorder Smyth,
Who wu, titting lu'l'art I. ot the Court ol (jtiiierul Ses?
sion*.
1 he warrant on wbieh Miller was arrestee! was
limply n magistrate's trsrrsnl Issued by tho Ueeorder.
lt had beea stated thal an indictment wai fooadon
friday aad tl at mi that the ex-Aldrnnaa would be
arraigned. Hut the (.rand Jury had adjourned on
I'n.lav without lindiii^ other indictmenta than thone in
eases io which arrests had prortously boca made,
District-Attorney Martiae led the" way to Itt corder
siuitli'* court-roam and was followed by Inspector
Byrnes and Detective Rei Iv witu Miller. Ex-Itecorder
Smith ami .Iohu \V. Jaeobus were with the ex \lilt-r
lnati, Mr, smith as Li* counsel and Mr. Jacobus ai sa
old political friend, Mr. Marlin.- saul tbal the bond
niven wa* satisfactory to him nnd the Recorder ad?
mitted the prisoner to bail. Miller with his brothers
iind Bister took tho required oath and ho was iic-e.
Ile l<-1r the building witli hi* friends.
Mr. Waite- 'ta* in tin- I listrici-Attnrney's office for a
large part ol ike day and was takea belora tbe (.rand
Jurv, uni im Indietment wera li ind. Mr. Martino
would t "i say ? bather ex-Aldarman Miller wa* to be
ii*c.| ns a State's witaosa lin- statemcnl was msde,
however, on Rood authority that he would probably
lie need aa s witaosa against [some ol his colleagues,
rho feet tbat no indictments was found againsl him
b takeu as evidenee that he ls not to bo placed un
tiial BOOB.
Mr. Nicoll Paial that there had been no new develop.
monti of interest, I aspect oi Byrnes had an Interview
with Mr. Marline nnd Mr. Nicoll.
The Recorder will render a decision lo-day probably
nn tbe motion made la the Jaahne oaaa tor a bill ot
pat tic,il,h. ni tin obarge ol bribery, Tbe date o< the
1 bribery, tba place and tbe exact amount are
ths tacts n inch the ile-ie-m-o dealre to ascertain,
inept riot Byrnes waa quoted lo '* rho ll* raid " yea
teiehi h.* saying cei a i de nu i ii Jaehne: "He i* the
surest of conviction If he ever comes to trial. . . .
he will skip, I'm thinking. He'll lm to the laud oi the
free Canada. What ts a matter ot 925,000 to a man
who bas lots of money when ins liberty is In danger I"
lo ii liniuNK reporter tbe Inspector said: "1
newt nindi- use ot snell langUSgO to anv i.orson. I
hmo not enid or Intimated m anv way that 1 thought
Jaehne would rna away, lt I thought snit would be
it ino-t imprudent thin:: lor n.o tn say sn to n reporter.*'
\\ lie ti hts attention was eaiieel to a report published
in " 1 he Mail and Express" thal Miller's arrest In
Florida " was all a prearranged matter lute ecu In?
spector Byrnes BBd the prtsonei bimaelf,'' tho Inapeo
len laughed, -l.k bi* bead nnd aaid ka could not
nndertaki to reply to all the sbsurd storieetbst were
published. He declared tl at he could tell DOtblng
ai.' it Miller's Boaranatioaa withoffleutla since- In*
return trnm Florida, ur say whether Miller wonld giro
eridenOB tor the Slate Bgaiaat utiy persona now in
Meted,
?
DESIRING A RECEIVES FOR THK ROAD.
a SCH nr.i.i'N nv mi:-. liA-riNi,-?mi: OBOBBDS
ol ni l: e ..Ml'l AlNl.
Mrs. Mary Haatiaga, the widow ut Rngh Haatiflga
aod n stoekbolder in tho Broadway and s. reatta
Arcona Railroad Company, began snit yeeterday la
tho United .States (inuit Court against JamesW,
Ko-hav, ami Iba other dircctora of the company, she
ar-ks that a Kestrel tor the roi.el bo appointed nun bb
c, rebr wa* gi anted d;rectia| tbe direotors to ihow
eauaeob Fridaj wlj sreoMroi should not beappetot
tel. 'Iho hill ot complaint ssyi thal Mrs. Hastings ls s
citizen of Xsn-Jersey, unlit aamea the directors of
tba Bari nth Aroona Company, li then recite* the
facts about tut- issuing ut thc bonds to the amount of
f vin, (ion an el the gnarantecing tho bonds ol the
Broadway Surface road, ia oearlytbe same tei ms ai
in tbe Protbingbam suit againat tia directors lo which
Mr*. Boatings joined.
1 i.e- lilli thou proceeds: "Tho frauds perpetrated
by sharp, Hays ami l-'ii-hav m ihe manner stated wero
so ure-at sad glaring that they hine eauaed greal pub
lie Ind ig nation aad thal prooeedinxs bavt mob takea
to iu> tsligati the same bi Ibe Legislature ol the State
of .Now Vork ami that there is greal and Imminent
ilangei that by reason ol thoee fra ni* proceedings still
l,c takea to attempt to annul the charter ol said
Broadway Compaay, when tbe Iranehise tbereol wbieb
ls morty aged tosaoare Ibe bonds guaranteed by the
Seventh Avenue Compaay will be greatly imperrilled."
Iii BtatcmeBl is then inaeie tl at the Urana Jury bas
investigated tho alleged frauds and it is reported tbat
they mav a*k for prosi'outiniis ; in coosequenoe uf
such Inquiry tba said deloadaata win ure liable to
?neb prosecution are greatly perturbed in mind and
disqualified and rendered unable to discharge mc ol
the duties ot those offices ua director*, of a corpora?
tion.''
The eimplainant says foal the eliteetors have hut
the public contine nco un I tho confidence ol tbe itook
hohli i s and that tl cir c mtinued occupancy ol ihe ofl ee
of dircctora ol tbe eompanj la fraught will gnat
danger to tba finanei'lwell ln-iii>r ol the oompany.
I be fae! <>t tne formation ed a Senate* Committee ai.d
it* Inreatigatioo "t the alleged frauds of Rome ,?t the
director* is tuen set forth. The tour lulls Introduced
in tbe Sm,atc hy thc committee are alindee! to as well
BS tho ftict that the iitiulineiit of tho chatter is prob?
able trom th' passage 11 ans ot tin- lulis. I he -tock it
i-*.;.i ha* bellen from 300to200a shamra value,
Th. appointment ol u receiver foi tbe Berenth Avenue
foin pan J is then askeel Im and an Injunction (retrain?
ing Messrs. b'osbay, Keir, Kharp ann tbe others noni
neting a* direotors, Rawes and Bishop appear as
c 'ii-,*. 1 for tin- eomplalaaal
;.V MEM'iHY op Jons WELSH.
Philadelphia, April l'J [Special).?A fall
meeting ot the Cematiaeieoera of Pairmoaot Part waa
iie:,i this afienieion to p iy tribute to tho memory of
Ioho Welsh. vico-iTo-.nl' ni <iBalara- Karnak oooaptad
tnt chair, OaargafL Bokee offered tho followingmin?
ute ; ?? if any consiUiion caa ba derived from tba aaa*
Bial-ratlou that when a go< I mau dies, tn* has not llred
ii, iiuii. that com'oi uni; as., it.inc,, artsoei spontaaoously
Ib rertewlaa 'hu looa aad a leful career ol oar reoeotly
Saooaasd presides!, lok* Weteh. lint ha died full of
rears aad of haaors seams bat tbs duo tiibuto paid by
nature and hi* felloe mao tu hts blamalaea HIS aad to
tbs niau) -nil importaal wira. Whleb he accumplishcil
fur hit natue city and for tho Nation willoh ba repre
seuteel witu so much ability as a diplomatist. Manya
mau who has kaawa tha deUoolo loach af hi* charitable
iiand, which gara with a ii imlBty Ihat aaaaUy beiun.**
la a brother, will Btlaa him bb a dart .ia) and tum in
rain from rose lo race ta Had ins ilks or tala inecessor.
lt ls oeodlsss io refer lo apeeUl eassa or to particular
mourners while the whole oliy lameuu tho death of a
man wb?sa place will not sbob !"? tailed, io tin-fanni)
of John Woiab we offer eui ilocere aympatbj at a loss
which, nen t., tbem, we reel slmost a- deeply, assure.I,
le. vi ev. r. that in ilia e len. Bl row,il cl for ci.: tilly Virtues
lils nan - inn*, --aol noat lui.l.t alni must COIisplCU
.,.-." Resolutions of a sim . i iractei wore roted hy
tue Board ol Trusteesol tier I Diversity ol peonaylt .. t
I in, fun. rai will taki place to-morrow mornios from St
Peter's Protestant Episcopal c V'lroi,, ai Third and Plas
sta. the Ber. Dr. Davis offleiaUag, The banal wiilbo
private at Laurel QUI I'euiotery.
lill. HF.ilt of A ST. WBtBBSBVBBBAXBSB.
Cow MiiiA, S. C., April 12.?Ia ii auwspaper
at (ires-e,erau. Ib-sae, recently appeared tba faileWIBg
paragrapta: " Besaidlag the late baaker SUegllta, who
dmd som.- lluiu a_u in St. PatarabttTg, leaviiiir .. coluiei.il
ruituiie. lt IS BBW Surmised that ks hailed from this
i.iiiaBbarbaad . at i?*si n has beea aeeertalaed tbat m
1813 ayaaag fellow from Barkaeh aaiaad atlagliu went
oil alta tne Russian sold.crt and uolhiim ha* b'en
hoard of him since."
Many years ago x Herman Barned Btlagtlti ca.ne- tu
( ..ic.,,.bi., and opene-l a baKery. Tins bokal nml bia w,fl?
an.! chilli esl aa uni'le af bia who had Bona leBi. Puter*
burg With iho UussunsouaiUat ho wai Ihcu a haulier lu
I I n eily, a correspondei ce wssopened with tlio coinm
| Dian Dater ami the Bt, Petorburg banker and kopi up
until tbe f'.riiier died hers a..mc years ago, leovlog .* son,
sgonrteeore rs. Won baker Ptlciillt- died tbe corre?
spondence wltb lite b ink' r wu* cou un ned by the wi. lou.
won, however, did Dat know of the groot wealth of her
relative. Tbe booker aenl for and obtained photographs
J" ti ? gre ? | v i, the son ol t ??
sher, ts , j.r | ?. w? ..?.,,,., ,,, ? rlrv- ranis .toro, bal bs
his great-ancle had no wife um chu.in o ito ls supp ? ? I
' ie 11-foi heir tu the f .ruc. ? li fl by the I
Ina case bas bi en put Into tho heda of lawyers.
DHU (ARV.
THADDEUS FAIRBAVK8.
Br. JonNSBURY, Vt., April 12 t Special.?
Thoddeos Fairbank*, tho aged lorna! w of tue Kau i
?ooles, died thia morning, n mot with aa aoeldaal ou
Mar. b SI, whleh, sith in.'i bo il lore I illgfal al the time,
proved lura:. Heetepped oat into tha vestlbula of ul*
"w" ho - ilipped, ? >.:s bal i., au i Ml,
'??..?flinn;- his left b.p. Owing to bli ..-?> h's
I'.n slr:,.,, ftmysmt ,.,,,,, ;h? ___, {,,_, . ? ___, , !;/(r M
"V^, '" '??'u'" ' ^JohBBbnryAtmd.
amy. whit* wes foundoo . ?, _tUjrw,_a, ,,?,,??...,, . ,
bim ,::.-,,n,t welt nti.l ,. I,,,,,,,,, ?,_.,:, ?, .Jj
i-rrow ond aympathy for tho vener___, , ?
tbr pish RU pata from the rraotared limb eoosUn?*J
grow worse iinti; this morning, when bs di* d.
('ti Jill.nary IT Mr. fairbanks celebrated ids ninetieth '
birthday, a. it occurred this your on Soodoy meey ;
friends ami neighbors called ou him tho prevloos eveo
lag and complimented him on his goori he.ilth nt th.it ;
time. Ito wa* i typicti Now-Engloader of tho Faritoale ?
class; thrifty, pondering and alio energetic and victorl
ons. Mrs. Patrbaa-Sdied tn Decombcr. 1800,
IRasaaas laRaaaks was boca ta BriatitelA, Mass., in
1798. He was tho sixth in descent from Jonathan Fair?
banks, who emigrated iu 1633 frOO Somerby in tho Wool
Riding of Yorkshire, Eogtaod, to Hedhsm. Mass., aad the
soeond sou of Joseph amt Pto be Paddock Fairbank-.. He
roeeived such a literary odaeoltoa as the district
icbooli of BrtSBBaM could mpply; bal ho was a
nalural meehan io. and when only a boy aided
lils father In bundine a lawmlM and shortly
after that a gristmill. When he was twenty
seven years old he started a small Iron foundry In 8t.
Johnsbury, to which -t;iai<e his father had moved In
l."*15. Thaddeui was .Joined by his elder brother Krasni*, '
who twice sorv,..l as Hovornor of Vermont, and the firm '
of F.. _ T. Fairbanks t.eg.tn tho manufacture of stove!
BBd ploughs. The pottom for both wero planned and
BSdo bf Thaddeus. lu l-_ii ho patented a cast Iron I
plough, and in l-.'Iu a cooKing stove.
In l~_'.*-'_0 the cultivation of hemp absorbed the '
attention of many agricultural iiOBBBHIIlHUn ni New
rugtand, and Mr. Fan-bunks patented a hemp dresser,
as he saw the ktroar dlflleolty inourrod la dre-isiiig tho
hemp. His company being unablo to weigh tho hemp
stuw orita ease or accuracy, the mind of the Inventor
.rasped thc Idea which decided his iifo's work. Ho wa*
paying Bis a ton ror tho straw, an i the oaly ronlo* then
In use wcro thc even balance and th. Roman steelyards.
Aller a long ami careful study ot the problem an I a
series ot moor exnsriments no constructed o platform I
scala on which a load could ba weighed ot a time. Rel
set to work and soon had a model .cale meda His Hist
arrangement was to place sn A-simped lever in a suita?
ble pit ami upon lt to balm,ec un __ .,. edges a fro* p .,:
form upon which a cart cou..I be driven lovel with
tho ground. To keen this platform from
tocking upon Its supports, he framed into it a verticil
p..-; well brue-.I and from the lop of Hu. attached lovel
chains to t_\. d posts upon either sida Tb* se i bolos bo*
log level did DOt draw up of down, and tho weight of tba I
loud wu. correctly Indicated upon tho steelyard. J his
scale soon become reoowned and graduolly thc Brm de?
voted themselves to the manufacture of scales, giving
up tho other branches ol lodustl v, Includlug that wi lb
coiled forth the invention ot the drat ic. Different
klndi of scales were soon demanded, adapted to weigh?
ing articles lerge and small, U_iu and heavy. A gre kt
variety wore cai led for and supplied, varyiug from dose
for delloate o_?rstio!ts to those for railroad tracks aud
canal Welch-locks.
Mr, Fairbank! planned and built his own shops, and
Invented .. large part of the machinery used In them The
seal., noni, anew ur t u-le of mun nf ac turo wben he took it
up. he bod to grapple with the problems or construction.
i." loverelgns of three widely different mittons
especially honored tbs aged Inventor ?nh tokens of
their approval. Io 1873, at the Vienna Exhibition, be
was tho only American who waa made a Km.ht of t ie
Imperial < iraer ,-r Franois Joseph , he received from tim
Klug of -lam tho decoration o; Parpame, ur '.tie go.don
nu -Uni ot siam ; Mahomet oe Bodok Facile Bey, r
nor of tho Kingmill of Tunis, ul*o honor. I him with a
decoration.
Not only tho scale warka nnd tho st. Johnsbury Acid
? ii... ..wo their existence to Mr. Fairbanks, but tho whole
Village is greatly Indebted for its prosperity to tbe Fair?
banks family. Hu ii't.iclied groot importance tu tbs
a--isling of tlie yoong to obtain tbeblgbostdi gre. of self
culture. This Ud bim, lu 1 872, lo provide Bt, Johnsbury
with academic buildings Suited for tho leuuireineiils of
moi. rn education. The Bret iMft ls known .I* .South
Hall, aud ls four stories high, built of brick, with cuty
rooms for studente beeides apartments for tbe teachers.
Next came tim Academy building. This was of Ho
mano-Ootblc architecture. Too cost of build?
ing, sukse.piont gifts and lu.icripitou to aa
endowment fund, and a campus which
was added mst spring, bring tim contributions
of Mr. Falrbankato this sin.lo institution to at loasl
i*--"","nu. On each cuuimoiicement day m Juno lu- signed
aini presented the diplomas to the miduallng cias^. lie
attended the south Congregational church, whore the
Hov. Edward Fairbanks, lils nephew, ls pastor. His
son, tin- Kev. Henry Fairbanks, formerly a professor In
Dartmouth College, ls superuiteiuiont of toe sunday
school there, and Colonel William i\ Kai Thanks, also a
nephew, i* .lo.ion. Tho remainder of tho Fairbanks
f_nilly attend tho North Coinfregational Church, whore
ex-Huternor Horace Fairbanks, a nephew of i 'Oaddeus,
I* adoaooo, and Colouol Franklin Fairbanks, also n
nephew, is the sopetlnteodeai of the Buadoy school.
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WILLIAM POOLR,
William Poole, for the lust twenty*0De yens
nn employe of the Custom House, died yesterday at bis
lii'iii', No. l,.t"-H I'li-ilic-st., Ilrooklyn. Ho waa born in
New-Orleoos in 1 SOO, bat carno ts this city whee a
child. Hu cute: cd upon bOSJOOSB lifo at a ihtpptDg 'lie i
in Burling Blip In 1803 ho was opp doted a clerk in tho
auditing deportment of tbe Custom Hoooe, ond bold bis
place until Ins de.dh. About thirty years ago be *orve 1
a torin irs a member of the Brooklyn Hoard of Education.
Ile became a resident oi' tint i :ty in 1 * i'i. in Hie forma?
tion of the Brooklyn Philharmonic society lu, took an
active part. Mr. Poole was o stanch Republican snd al?
way s took on active part in politico, [lo novel marne!.
alni made Ins home with hhs thice sister.-*. Fur leven!
yearshto health hal not beea good. Tba Immediate
cause ,,r his .louth vv.,* paralysis of the heart. Tbe
funeral will bo bsld oo Thursday.
DR ABRAHAM MARVIN SHEW.
Hartford, April 12 18peciat).? Ai?rab___
Murviii Shew, supertuteudent of tho Connecticut Hospi?
tal for tho Insane at Middletown, died tins afternoon.
On February 20 he accidentally fell dowu tho malu
stairway of tho hospital and Injured lils spine. Ho had
been confined to hts room for several weeks, but wa*
apparently geltim,' bettor when a stroke of apoplexy
rendered him unooaoclous for several hours sodresulto?
to his death. Ho was born In Watertown, Conn.. In
ls-11. He servo,1 two years in tlio United states Army
art surgeon, and for thieo years he was attached to the
New-Jersey State Hospital. I>r. Su.,vv superintended
the tmlldluc ot the Middletown Hospital, eu.l stace tts
opei.lng iii 1 ?sdi ho lias in-on at tlie bea I of tno lustltu
HoU.
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FRANCO BROWN.
Fr&Dcia Brown, age seventy, died suddenly
yesterday at larry town, N, V. Ho vv is ono of the old?
est merchants in this city and was for ni my yours lu tbs
employ of tho old Importing Unu of B .orman, Johnson
B CO. With a Mr. WllBOB. Who WOO OlSO with tho firm,
he ttegau business auder the brm name of Brown _
Milson, importers Of Chino. Thu llrm vvas successful
and continued in OXlltODOO forty-five years After Its
i'.l-solut!on Mr. Brown became treasurer of Ihe finn
of Walton. Llvenster, Walton A Co. Re was a director
of the Cora Kn bange Hans aud tho Hanover Life In
surance Company; oleo a member of tho st. andrew's
Soclsty, being ono of its founders. He leaves a daughter
| und two sons, one Frauds (Jordon Urawa.
?- ?
M. A. TREACY.
II. A. Treacy, for several years an employe of
TUP. Tnuu M. died Of consumption lu Jersey City )es
torday.age thirty (ve yeera AltboaghBifolUog health
foi tho inst tito yean. Mt. Treacy rotnalned at his post
ami rendered faithful *ei ric* to Tm: TaiBUXg until Au?
gust. 1883, when ho vainly -ought ny rest and OhOOgO or
climate to restore bi* iie.titb. Ile returned to JersOT
city and died ot the restdeneo of bis brother, 1>. F.
Treaty. Mr. Treacy wa* a native of New-Hruuswick.
THE ll LATHER RE PORT.
GOVERNMENT WDICATIONS?FOR M fl OH Re,
Wabrinoton, April 13.?For New-England,
iiicro.iring cloudiness and light local rains, .lightly
wormer, southerly winds.
lor the Middle Atlantic ."-tate*, light l-.oal rain",
southeily wind.,"lticht change! la temperature.
For the vicinity of New-York City and Phlla Ulpbla,
luht local rains.
rKtBtXfi l/j-al ORsaRFATt.vi
Hocus ktoro-Sg
1I3IM7 Midi!
te, i\.\ ir 'i.rjfr^rH*
*-"~-t?[?n * l~__a*!T
i___n
tu.':.-.^.'*"l^^tTT-'
______?< MT. .i,i_i.*..
Ntgbla
ft B 4 g S T 8 91P
vr a *r -ww -r-ra---y.f|it"**H"T fl." 'WT"I
.-_-_.. fa.-.^-_! . -_-^.-__... L-. .4. ..
BBBBBB <>rri('K, April llv-1 a. m. -Ibo _re.il north
wfrti-tui lejireseioti doepeoed yeeterdar, bat roosalaoi
central in Mont .na. itu- warm wave which has formed
in its treal ?i*. felt eastward u tba Atlantlu coast.
Ugh! showers osoarrod lu tho Ohio Valley ami Lake
le.Ion, with more or leis cloudiness lu tUo Atlantic
staffs nnd New-EagUad. The barometer her-slowly
tell, ?nu partly cloudy skies and an Insignificant
sprinkle of ral?, Tho ismasiaiars rea yid between ._3
and bl .Ibo atora.rn ig I Vi bring lt>J UUhei than un
tba eorroopoodiag day (aol year and 7 V higher ihau
on sunday.
Warmer, portly cloudy weather, with brief, ll.tit
show ors. may be et peeled in this city and vicinity
lo-,lny. At |,i.s. ut sui! waru,er wt-atlier, with showers,
ls lad looted io* Wednesday.
-*f>
POMEIRLE ca VEE oy the flTOBBUBG ACCIDENT
BOBTOM, April la!.?1 lie Kuilriiiid 1'inniiils
slouers this oiomlur hegau their inreillgalion Into me
? ? " ' ? i mt
' causes of tho recent dltn-tT near BsotWSWl Forry,
Auitus'iis W. LeOfea eeii'Til BMaaawr or tho Troy and
OrosateM Ballroad, te*t 11.--1 Hmm ar tha potal whera
tao Bsetdoal oeearn J the r.iiis were ons buadrad (ssl
a bora tba water lo rel ai I then aa one handrad .ind
?evenly-:!.'? fe et oilif. I t . . .- . -' loQ of
a larse bowlilei hs Ix lori I that lui - k bael
rn ? ni-i. Hero ld sit ? i ., I ion as to a b it bael canted
i bank io aire nev. a bert W. Bates and Jobs
Me Mans i .'. oneal il ,-w n>
I ba 1 i-i pei t.-1 t ? road '""1 hiv
fore'bo aceideat aud .*. * ?. ia good ooadlUoa,
? - -
.1 '.' UBISIIOI' l.'Y \s i,\ WKR8BCUTH
Philadelphia, April 12.?An extract bom
an irtloleon NP*raecutloa of Heretics," wbleta ippoarog
lome years Biro In Th* vt /. nit ? i ml nf I ? ?" ?/,
has recent if ? ted In m ii rs ".'
Karapa and America, i I attributed to .rebbiabsf
Ryan, of P um thal ha
never wrote tba .; . .-, brid tbe poaltlna o-e.
preaae I in Un- e ttrsi ritb Ut. \ i asl BS
and P pe Leo '. III. v tl no a in c in li ll t ? unless ha
have the wlll to do au, ani th rilli ?? ? Bcd bf
; ition.
A DBCISIOS is i / i :ini ., OLD CASK.
T:::;m >\, April 12 Upi ial).?Tho Uaitos]
StatesSapi amt mrtto-day rendered a Seeleiea in a
'--?? whieh wasorigtaallj tha bbs famoas in legal History
a* N ?? j..._v |>iUuat w/ilaoa, lo -.vii.ch tba bbsm curt
in i-u randaPM_^_aae_Mtteolaitafffacavar Madlsg
npon tn- Btats tue ebliaaitoB u* .,., ,.,.:t, .,.?.?, ?y wt*k*k
a eertaia lar?e traet ot land lu Buriinsv-*>caaaty wia
ca :? im I750ta tho remnant af tba Reaal !.?-...?.
In Hans with a pr.,vi,ion thal it shiulel be free from
t.ixos. Ibsladlaaala isoSooid tin* iaad aad marad
awar aad tba local authorltlos attomotad ta tax tt. tu
1814 tha awaera began to pay las aad did so Batata*
ruptedly .'or ilxty-foar years when the cM lulim grant
was discovered an.nu aad payment of tates once a. io
refused Tbe State Supreme Court aad .Coart of Lrrora
snd Appeals decided In favor ot the riejrht to tix, andi
this the L'ultod Mates Court to- lay afllrmod.
- a -
TMBATBB LICBBSBS VI Villi.ADELPHIi.
I'llll. VIit'.I.I'IIlA, April 12 (Special.._ Tba Su?
preme Dean tei-elav eleoidecl that a license of |SO0 mutt
bo ;-.?..: annually by each of thu tbeatros lu tho city.
"Everything for the (iniden "
Is oTe-rod bv Peter Bender BOB * I'n, meanlnit: evervtfnnr lit
v.-. tl, ind Plan ts ii!,,-thor io fru.ta. Sateen or le^niaiii.'a.
to/, t .ei with ali klinls ol implements sod forttlir.era. rhnthsC
fe.i Um garden ot farm all nt which ar,- fuUy described, il?
lustrate I. aud priced tn their han lenin emitUmT*** wlileh la
inailfd to all who semi >, cents in stoups for t astags "i (TBS
BO a|'|i'i.-allon st their WorabOOseS, JI aiol ll ( urti lilt st.,
.N. ii i.ua
? - ? '
rii)s1clans, I'liarnm. isl* and l>i-.isa'?t'
Bay Henson's plasters sr* nam pro__at ead i ir-.t.ve tiun aU
others. Kefu-i* imitations A ,a fur Henson's.
MARRI EDi
platt lioivn risraaea na-, on aatantar, mu io.
ADiite c.. daasbter ot colonel BlcbarJ M. ii ate Charles
A Platt, ail-if Cns city.
VIRTU COUCH At t I.- r-et-i'* o' !', ? lu V . parents.
Mt eld le fe lld, e'..iin. Aptl B, hythe Be v. \. i . I .
Ja-int- ll Vl.'tl. jr .o' i.i mi. .M.i-s . and i -inly 1 . i .....
tero.'John U. ( uni h, c-u . ..f BlddlvQeld.
AU . elect of mytrritgtt mt*m kt tataemi nitk (av. nun*
und addict*.
1>IVI>.
BASSKT-Ia Brooklra Aeyttl lt. Her..di Ba ,ti, .il.)- ot
tbe tate 2enas ll, BbbbsI. assSL
Funeral ai ii lannis.
I;:.il1,-1?- nu i.iv eve-iln.-. April ll. Emily Louisa
h n iel \ Bri - ..lt.
Funeral from the chu-ch uf Our Hsvloar, .vt..-si . bo - -th
UVI" . tics I'lle'S iSV B' 1 p, III.
Providence sna ( ti.ca-., papers p ase opv.
Iii: '\\ '. -Su Ll Blf, "'i Mo i !,.?. V,ni I-, Bl li * r ? I
In Tarrytown, Francis Urown, in tho 71? ' . - -.
Fune-i.ii *e-r*. ices .ti l be held Bl i'i I ivt Hut' i i ..ur. a. i arry.
tow n. nt . .." p m. on it ? loea tn.
rraia lisavea (J rand Central Depot at 1.
PULLER-At rom's Biter, Xi, Anni ll, HliJ-th i-'uii.-r,
oldest soa ot ths Isle blush fuller, ol salem, 'i i-s
IIAHPKL-Ontsunilay, April tl, Anna M. Har.>?!, Inthe
T-i li veer ??: I ? ?? ig
Kun.-ial services st the resldonce of b*r bob. oeorge U, liar
pel, ll .ji' wt v batches* Co.,ou tuesday, tbs 1 -iii m.,-. at
. Tie-, | ,
Relatives sud (n.-nls .ir* respectfn ir -.rited tool
LOVE?On Satordsv, April i", Edvard J.
funeral scrvioi i bi (irs a ? uar. ,. Itutherfu .1. N J. sa
Isy, April li. u; '.ii .n.-liaVaf .'! Op. m. trt:a, Btw
lt. lt..? ha ul,, i* ||
KOXTOOMEiM At ltav-tmr*. Lon.' Isl mel. - .' ,
loth Inst., ft jii'.ev ' c?a. Mun,.--i child ot l.'.i li.'i'l .'-I I
Alicea <? Bon gomerv.aged2 ye t -.
M "Mimi At Utile Ferr v. v r ? "? Bsturdsr, tprB 10,
l - -'i, Albert it Monfort, in tbe Ti tb psi ,-..
funeral services from Ins Ul resui .. l-tth last,
on arrival ot i'i m. train from New-York n. v . -u-ii..>
i ami Western lt R . Oeabrosse* ..? cortland s*. fer
rici Trains returnlns learn Little fc-rr/at 1.40 p. afc ,
Interment at Woolla wu ai , ? te-',.e. ie... ..
POOLE?OB Monday, Ut li mst , WV an 1 .oh-, lu hil T-tttt
lal'.
Friends an- Invited to attend bis funeral from h i late wet.
eie-uce. iv*a i aiiijcst.. brooklyn, on iVetlncaday, lbs lil ,
at 7:30 p m.
RAYMO-tD ei:i the vitk in*', nf paeaa_os_a Baila i .
widow ol ... or/.- ttSTtnootl.snddaughterol *.??? late Au.ir.-w
norland.
Funeral terrieee from her late i?,i :?>;.--. Ifltl s-'u-rm-rhum
St. Ill'l-.l VII. I oil! Ul ? I ey. lita llSt... .ll '.' p Ul.
BA. M''Mi-in At,ul '.i ut N'-waiii, Dela?ors, Fi"i A. wife
of Kuli.h ll. liayiiioiid, au 1 nan; .t--i -il lil.- lalo i'l. J. llaw
e.,;, Be Hey.
II,.nu) nu's will arrive on A|ir,I 11 bv tr.ein on Pronsvlvanu
:: R. doe ai ' -" p. ? . bo '. b* t.i.o'i Bram there misatls
(inonumet Cl ineteiy.
scott ci,, Momt cy. April 12, ISSS. st tba restdsaee af bia
motaar. ito Wssbmaton at.*., Iir.'ikirn. Walter 1 . *on nt
Mary H. and tlie Ute Janes I. Miutl. lu Ihe J'Hh icc ui tua
n'.'o
Funeral s-rvicesat hts late residcacte on Tuoidiy aftern.i.iu
hi 4 o'clock.
Iutermeiit at lluuliii?d n. I'eU'.i, on YVedaosday aft<>t'iiooa
a* :i o'eleca
BIBLEY?On Bonder erenlwr. tpru \i. ?t StahttMt__i
ii tr .in s .ii oi U.raiu sv. sud Uar*_ret Borper sibley, a^o4
ll) Ve ATX
Puneral ptivsl ?
Mtllll-At **iu. s-;-?r. N. Y.. Anni I. IBM, Piandiua Vau
caJebeek, w;.;..w ol *-tt ;i,i. .1 - .i.i.'i 1.1 ,..- .'1st ye.ir nf li .f
iga
friends sre Invited to intend lier funeral .,, Taasdar. \prii
, ; i' e - , . ic io. trom '' 1 of h n sun a uw,
the Kev. Wilson Pbnuiet, li ..-i.i.iu.i live., b.ug >.n/.
Friends will oleoseosui Howai -
invi'v-iu iiou'iay. Agett 13. M k Itasep. -ged I
fuiiemi aet vices st the residence of Bis hretber l? P rrsaer,
?. - 'tit si leraeyClty os WeBaejdar meraias. April li.
?ii lu -. ,*kk;..
Bptcial -Coiiccj.
A. - William ll. Moiiiiau. hat liecioer.
OBTOIBS t- io.,
hi:, ju.:mt mi'ia:.way.
-??ALE TO-MUKII'JV.' Wl.li> SSDAT) ANI) THCUSUAY,
at I Kl-icTa..:..
A very flue lim af
RICH CABINET Kl'l'.M I'Llli:
tho piudactl .11 of
Mit. I II A**. TI>' n. BO 1: l.A-T 151 11 -sr.,
Consi-tfliutof 1 abiiicls. nahlea '.lil'.! *ini'*. e lar.e assutt
njeiil uf O'ld (hairs. UodCbasabrr 1 uni ! u' ? . ..... lu a.. IBS
tiuo( abiiitt WaeSa, i" oB Beeetreed, Kabetaaf. Beial
e-'eji-iboV, Ai.i.na il: -at.n We -1 CbSRT i-nd ",ck
'Ihe Furniture kl now un l.sinl.ui a
PATANDKVKNINO UNTIL riMEOPSALE. __
Hausa & Co.. 7 Jil mid JU Hioudwuy.
A LIBBABT
OF
HOOKS ami PAMPHLETS.
works ou .Neiiiiifiiaius, AK-tawolegT. uoaoaieay, Umal into
Omi. Bil, tngetber wllh a Isrgn tiiHlirrtia u; erinBasI ina,a,
talalagsoB beeksoad sapors al lbs sssBSrar uutnori ami
pi.ntotsol Aui-itca. Many of IBS bosks in Sae bin In,.-,.
to ai solo ai ai t 1 io;s
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ai J aii't 7 .io p. m.
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e.f Ml"
PBI-SBTTEBIAB Cnt'RCH
win hold I's -iiiia.-ii'ti Aanaol M..t.ii< ia the Lafarelle
Avenuo Presbyterian church, ..f Brouklyu. os WedsesSay
sad 1 i.iirsei.iy. Apni 11 and v. itomlnassBsioaa i""1'-" ?.
Wsduesday wit. i u.>, KiaoCcloc* Addreas u> n.e Ka i
elita Kan,,il'a, of 11,tl.a. I, .-.lin--;a . ?..-.,.!?-' 1 ejonsral meet,
m. uti.lei ti,'- ans,,i.e-s ot tlo' |;.,,rl ..f For,.|i:i! .'Iim.cjii*.
ibursdoy afternoon, < bBdrea'a Beetlus ttSi/cloca,
Worn mn e Nette*.
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elli at soy tnu ?,.
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li 1 lisiiitcli .na.iv l.irm .,..1: *i a u.r, ? i a^l wiie.i Ins itu
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(raoHfTtr ia oil sset at tats osme as tm ia wi
1 1 1 -I- \ 1 it 11 a- m. ha -? " 1 mu direct p.-r *. s .i
1 t ..ra via > .us.'?* o- U lUIUSl be directol "p-l 1 ,.
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tor \ eiio.-n- -la .ml > 1:4111a. vu I iiiinl?t. i.er s.a. n.n,
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iiaaiiatoBlBieaaaBTr inisasst treat -au |Traaaiasoi,etees
here April "i i'at i P-eu. M?I1 toi IS* SoateKV ls. nu,
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A pe ll'il all p. Ul. Mills for Austu.ia. -New-/.e?.au.|.
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Urotii aaaSiaoetseo oins, bete .eat -i at ( u. in. ior..a
arrival at NevrVora.it ..a. Baltic witu bruisa luaus
lot Ausiialii. Mails fur latta, bf ral, io Tampa.
ti^, ami ttiencvi ut steamar fr i? Ko/ West. ria. uum
ai ima uftio-tUur at i ana. tu.
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onihepiesuuioitoiiuiiuuir uuiutorrunnvi evectsad Masaa|
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