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MRS. STEWARTS WHIST GAM]
EVIDENCE IN THE BIO WILL CASE.
MR. CROATS WORKS HARD AND.PATIBKTLT-WTTI
TESYIMONY OP IMPORTANCE.
Tho Stawnrt will mm bad to wait for .ta hal
yesteredy morning on the Tilden will ooae, b
caine some of tho big lo*w*ro? In th* former bat
also the good fortune to bo retained in tho latte
Tho question of the books came up first. M
Cheeto Mid that be was willing to go on wit
the examination of Mr. Hilton if Mr. Davies wt
prepared to produoo tbe books of the old firm <
Davies, McNamee, Work A Hilton. Mr. Choat
desired to get nt these books to ascertain wheth**
tho deeds executed by Mn. Stewart in favor <
Judge Hilton, conveying valuable property an
important business interests to him, were charge
io tho account of Judge Hilton or Mrs. Stowar
Jurien 1'. Davies took the ground thru he ooul
not, under the statutes, bo required to produc
thc books of tho old firm.
Mr. Choate?Mr. Daviaa ignores the position la whieh. ti
matter elanda
Surrogate Rae***.?That u precis-it what I wa* ?bot
to obiter?*. Mo order ha* bean mad* directing these book
to be put tn evidence. Thee* book* ere not rout
Individual'.}-; they belong to your old firm. Tbe wt timi
under examination wa* * member ot that Brm aad a* *uo
la *? much .tn titi ed. under thc law, to the phy*i-?i cuatnd
of tte books a* reureelf. Th* proposition is simply tht
the wltneee should be allowed lo look Into the books whll
ea tbe attnl
EDWARD B. HILTON AGAIN ON THF. STAND.
Edward B. Hilton then took tho witness-.hui;
Mr. Davies handed bim tbe books and stood nea
bim where he could heep watch and guard ovc
them. Mr. Choate asked Mr. Hilton to refer t
the date of April ll, 1878, and ascertain t
whose account the deed then executed by Mr*
Stewart in favor of Judge Hilton wai charged
Mr. Hilton replied that lie could not find an;
entry referring to that deed. -Mr. Choate pu
other questions referring to entries in the book*
tbe other side objected, the objection was inf*
tn-.ned. and Mr. Choate's linc of inquiry wa
blocked. But he wns not, willing to beat a re?
treat without a fight. " The charge on our part,'
he laid] "is that the deed of April 14, 187*1
procured by Judge Hilton from Mrs. Stewart wn
fraudulent. If Judge Hilton procured the nie
of his son's firm for the drawing of that deafy
and paid an extraordinary compensation, sav, fo
the sake of argument, fl 0.000, $25,000 o
$100,000, it would have, in my judgment, quit
an important bearing on the question of fraud ii
procuring iL" _____________
He then began what Mr. Robbins character
ired as a " blind groping about to get at some
thing." But whichever way he turned he strucl
sn objection. Finally it was ruled that the wit
ness should not testify to tho entries in tb
books, but. only os to the extent to whieh tb
entries might refresh his memory concerning tb
mutters referred to. Thc witness haaorded th
opinion that thc entries would not refresh hi
memory at all
A FEW ENTRIES FOUND AT LAST.
After a while, however, by the exercise of muc
patience and ingenuity. Mr. Choate did get a
some entries in the books, but they did not sho\
nny extraordinary payments. One entry, datc<
April 14, 1870. allowed a charge of $18 54 1*
Jndge Hilton for recording the transfer of prop
erty in Dutchess and Oreene Counties. Otho
.muller entries were unearthed; some coneernec
toro for drawing up satisfaction pieces, searchtn*
Ville*, cte. Ahout most of these matters thc
witness declared thut he was entirely ignorant
He regarded the service merely as a personal out
rendered by him to his luther.
The books did not disclose any charges fm
drawing up the power of attorney from Mra
Stewart, to .Tudxe Hilton, the deed of essignmeril
and ihe certificate of the continuance of the finn
When Mr. Choate lind finished examining Mr
ll.lton about the books. Mr. Conkling moved thal
the testimonv ne all stricken out, on the grounr
tl,nt it was incompetent, inadmissible "and imma?
terial.
Surrogate Ransom-I ?m unable to see no* that this
evidence ls maurlsl or relevant, but what may be lu ef?
fect at some other eUge of the case I do not Enow, aad
1 therefore deny the motion.
Mr. Root then subjected Mr. Hilton to a ploas
nnt little redirect examination, and soon elicited
tbe information that Judge Davies nt ore time
used to visit Mrs. Stewnrt about once a week
and play whist with her.
Q.-Do jou know what kind of ? game Mns. Stewart
plavel* A.-Well, I think shu played a good, fair game.
Surrogate Ransom?You had tetter show that he le an
expert.
Mr. Root-Well, be ls a member ot the bar; that Quail*
ten him to be s Judge of whist.
It came out ultimately that Mr. Hilton had
onlv once seen Mrs. Stewart playing whist with
Judge Davies, and had no personal knowledge of
what sort of gnmo Mrs. Stewart played. Tho
last thing put in evidence was a chart showing
Mrs. Stewart's relatives and what they received
under thc wills of Mr. aud Mrs. Stewart. The
case will go on to-day at 10:30 a. m.
- ? ? ? ...
THE BACKWARD BASEBALL SEASON.
KO GAMFS UEF.LY TO BE PLAYED TniS WEEK?TBE
IOC Al. TEAMS ATIN-DOOR PRACTIC**.
All but six of tte players rf the Brooklyn club have
rejs ried for luty. sn I the urdy ones will arrive to-day
ind totrorrow. Minager Mcftimalgle an J ten of the men
were har) at wjrk In ' ussj'a handball court In Defra w
?t.. Brooklyn yesier_ay. The pitchers and catcher.
practised their ?pe?i*lUc*A an1 several yames of handball
were played. Owing to tho bad weather the players will
ter kept indoors for s day or two yet. As soon as tao
veaihir permits the men will lake regular gymnasium
votk every morning .and a nm down Ocean Parkway
every afternoon. They must go to work regularly at 10
bf lock every morning.
Manager McOaniii. lo was highly dellgiit.d with tht
ccnl-U .ri of his men. Said ht : " Tucv sic s little soie
now. and ptobably will bo for several days yet. lt will
soon wesr off, however. Wc will begin (.laying exhibition
games next week, and in that time thc men ought to bo
in fair condition for regular oui-door work. My aim ls
ro get all the men lu tip-top order by the time the regular
championship season begins. I have three weeks to do
ll In and I think I ahall succeed." .
With moro seas mr>ie woatnor thc first game st Wash?
ington Park, Bunillj0. will be played on Saturday next.
Two unns will be _el*ctel from thc players of the club
snd will pl iv against eael, other. Carls of lnvltttlon
will be i.sue_ and no admission will be charged to see
th* game. The paik toked like a muddy pond yester?
day, and it ia doubtful If the giounds can be got In condi?
tion for the sport
lt ls also doubtf 1 whether Up rame lounged for Sat?
urday at the Polo Grounds .an be played. None of the
New-York pUyers re.>or-ed yesterdsy and probably few
will appear unt'l toward the lata>r part of tho w.ek.
iCee'e and Welch w ll not bo her until Mcnday, so Ihat in
rev* the game ls pia*, el Weidman win probably be the
p.tcher.
TO INSPECT THE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE. BB
The United States Senau Commute*** on Commerce, of
whieh S-.nator 8*rye, of Maine, ls chairman, wilt visit New
Y?rk on Saturday for th. purpose of examining the bridge
now In process of construction aerosa the Arthur Kill be?
tween Suten Island and New-Jersey, by the Baltimore
?nd Ohio Railroad snd the Staten Uland Rapid Transit
Company. Thi* bridge was authorlied by tte act of Con?
gie** approved June 10. 1880, ia to be built ender the ?u
perviBon of tbe War Dnpartmeiit, and la to be completed
by June 80, 1688. It I* claimed that a* now being con?
structed lt will prove a serious obstruction to tte naviga?
tion of ibe Arthur Kill. The conuultwe will leave Wash?
ington st 8 45 Friday afternoon and reach this city about
half past 10 Friday night. Saturday morning they will
take a ateanicr and go down through
Suten IsUnd Sound to examine the Kill, to witness
thc annum and character of the traffic which passes
Oirough lt, and to consider whether the bridge, a* now
being built, will prove an obstruction to free navigation or
not. Tho committee will return to Washington at 3.49
p. in- Sunday.
a
FUN BE AL OF JAMES MATER HALSTED.
Tbe funersl of James Mayer Halaled, at the Fifth
Avenue Pre-byurian Church, yesterday afternoon, waa
largely attended. The Rev, Dr. John Mall emclated. The
service* were simple Dr. Hall mid* a f*w remsrks eulo
girung Mr. Ha lated. Tb* body l*y In state in the church
hui night and will be burled at Greenwood to-day.
There were present delegation* from the director* of the
Fir* Insurance Company, member* of th* 7th Regiment
and a deputation Dem th* Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company. Among others present were Henry G. Mir
?*?n_. Henry S. Dorbeel, Henry B Hyda Robert M. Oli?
phant. U C Stimson. H*nry L. Smith. Dr. Magee, Rob
Ut B*gg_. william Psten. Henry G. De Forest. Howsrd
C. Phillipa W. K. Msior, H. __ Rowlmd, Consunt A.
Andrew*. James H. Young. John J. MoOook. Frederick W.
Downer snd Mljor George B. misted. Mr. Halites! wis
tte second oiliest elder of the .burch, .nd the** ot hi.
2___i___ "?*"? P1*"*0*- William Watter, Jacob D. Ver
_-.,.' ""T- ^.t?0r? Robm -*"??? Dr c- ?? *?*?"?* 'ohn
H C V.i'v VtU,?. M*'C0,n ?""-?-? ^lllUm Campbell.
luLI iT '0*-n ***** "u?h *?*????*. Bird-eye
UUfcuaaan au! SBa* B. Brownell.
mbj. .>o-t*orA.vVrX7^cora?.
Dm la tte North River foras_?i,.Jt, . *?" t0*U
U kat husband'. omXL\Tn\\L\T ' *Un ** *,nkln*
.??*?*_, *, CS^?S2?22_r_!_?,,_!
eraring from .hack .nd mmZmTSmi mm^mntstSm
uek of tmauinontt ha. naen averted. aoTahTm^m1^.
?*?** la * tom dara Captain fc_5_TwS w? ?
**sd lom ss bl* boat w.. fmag down, rece.^8 ?vZ
SLTSt bT^ *"-* " *??isn
LGOK1EG FOB AX _.//? TO ITA LT A MILLlOXt
Bpeelal knott, it being tmmt lu IOU oVaad v?_i?
fbi a lira E. R?_ga, tn Beg*. womal, J* IZmtlttom
caentry about twaty year, ega Mra _t?dg*ta ottot
Ue hoita ie m muAo ot mom A 100.800 tZmtlf 2Sl2
ina ii '? ' 'i j ? ?
tn th* English cou ru IB* property eome* from a wealthy
bachelor,, a near relative of Mra Budge who died about tho
tim* the onto* le thia country. J. Arthur Barratt, of No.
ll Pine-st. who represenu th* London -ollcltors in tbe
ease, said yesterday that for a aiuabor of year* her reUtlve*
la England had heard nothing af Mrs. Rtidge or her family
Her maiden name waa Ekina Sh* first went to Canada
and afterward earn* te N*w-T*rk. The children or heir*
of Mra Hudge will be obliged to ?ubmit their proofs In
accordance with Ute English law.
-m * .
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRtrNStVICK?John R. McLean and W, C. McBride, ot
Cincinnati, ind E. Arthur Maguire. Argentine Consul
General st Quehea EVERETT-!!. A. P. Cirter, Hi
wallan Minlsur at Wishingtou. GILSEY-Ex-Senator
William A. Wallace, of Penmyhanli. GLEN HAM-Dr.
Jamea P. Kimball, Director of the Mint. NKW-YORK
judc* William J. Wallace, of Byracuee. 8TURTEVANT
?Mijor Jehu B. Firko, United States Army. UNION
SQ)'ARI:?winiam A. Poncher, of Oswego. WINDSOR?
Erek inc M. l'belns. of Chicago.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAT.
Stewart will contest before Surrogste Ransom.
Foye-Sewell snit before Judge Booksttver.
Board of Aldermen. City Hall, noon.
Pittman murder trial before Recorder Smyth.
Nineteenth c en tn ry Club, IgetropollUn Open House
Assembly Kooma 8 p. m.
Andr**- D. White's lecture. Fifth Avenue Hotel pur?
tora 8 pm.
Westchester County town elecUona
Daniel K. Dodge's lecture before* Industrial Educa?
tion Association, No. 9 University place. 4 p. m.
D. K. E. Cl?b entertainment. No. 185 Flfthave., 8pm
Polio* and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
. Social Soienee Club, No 100 West Fifty-fourth-st. 8
r Social Eeonomle Society, All Souls* Church, 8pm
,t Lecture by the Rev. M. H. Pogson, Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church, 7:80 p. m.
Concert by Mendelssohn Ladlee* Quartet, Young Men'a
Institute, 8 p. m.
NW-YORK CITT.
The nealth Department steamboat on Sunday carried
three men to tho smallpox hospital on North Brother
Island. One sufferer from the disease was found In
One-hundred-andforty-fourtb-st. near Brook-eve. and
the other patients wero removed from houses In I_ex
ington-ave. near Thlrtleth-st. and In City Hall I'laee.
The Seniors of the Law School of Columbia College
have elected tlie foll'."Ht x committee lo arrange for
their Commencemont exorol.es: H. A. Tenney, chair?
man; J. D. Latirus, J. V. Bouvter.jr-, A. Eal Clark, Vf.
A. Douglas, P. G. Frost, H. B. Gayley, F. IL Kellog
and P. P. Sandford.
Tho funeral of Joseph W. Drexel, who died on Sun?
day, will bo held to-morrow. Tho burl.l vv.'li Le in
Philadelphia
Mayor Howitt lg about to publish a useful book of
reference for young politicians, railed " Tho Complete
Letter-Writer."
The Rev. Dr. nonry Van Dyke, pastor of the Brick
Presbyterian Churoh, started for Florida on Saturday
to be gone throe weeks. His pulpit will bo Ailed
temporarily by visiting preachers.
Norman t_ Munro, the publisher, and family arrived
I yesterday by the steamer Seminole from St. Augustine.
Mr. Munro has greatly enjoyed his vacation trip, which
has wo-derfully Improved his health.
? The New-York Law Journal" ls Iho name of a new
dally publication that made Its first appearance yester?
day. It covers substantially Hie same field as " The
Dally Register**; that ls tho calendars and proceeding-;
of the courts and all real estate transact iona Hut it
does this upon a different plan, lt gives all the news
of the courts In newspaper form and with a fulness
and detail that the ordinary dally newspapers cannot
afford tire room for, but which must provo of great
value to lawyers. The idea seems to be to publish
all the opinions of all the courts of rccoi*8 in this city
at soon as tbey aro handed down. Tho publisher,
George W. Pearce, ls a newspaper man of extended
experience and under his direction tho publication ought
to prove a success.
Over 0,000 Immigrants landed at Castle Garden yes?
terdsy.
The Aqueduct. Commission was engaged wholly upon
routine business yesterday and took no action as to
bid., consideration of which was postponed until Wed?
nesday.
The Produoe Exchange decided yesterday to close on
Good Friday.
The Hebrew Feast of tbe Passover, which began last
night lasts eight days. Isaac Wolpert, of No. CO
Henry-st., was held for trial yesterday by Justle-o
O'Reilly for tieeplng hts grocery store open on Sunday.
"The Jewish holidays begin to-day," said Wolpert
when bo appeared In court and I kept open on Sunday
to accommodate my customers."
The Harlem Republican Club will open Its new club
house at No. 2! East One hundred and twenty-fifth -t.
to-morrow evening. There will be speeches by well
known Republicans.
Governor Hill, who came down from Albany on
Sunday, went back early yesterday. He said that lie
came down to attend church services, but lt ls said
that his meeting was not religious in character, but
more of a social order. Indeed, lt ls said the Gov?
ernor's bachelorhood may end.
A kleptomaniac ls an Individual who suffers from
fits of abstraction.
A challenge has been received by the Columbia
Freshmen from the Yale Freshmen to row them o
two mlle race on the Thames at NeWLondon within
the week of tho Yale-Harvard 'Varsity race. Tho
ile .I u in bi a men favor such a nrooo.lt lou. but actin_
upon the advice of the boat club, they will probably
refuse tbe challenge*,.
The Jack tar who was fleeced in the Bowery yester?
day, complained io tho police that he knew a thing or
two about the craft In tho river, but that the craft In
tho street was too much for him.
Mrs. Allison, whose eighteen-year old daughter
Beatrice ran away from home last Tuesday, lt was
thought with the Intention of entering a convent, now
says ihat she ls perfectly content that the girl should
romain at Halifax, where sho now ls.
Quill pens are fa. burnable and pretty, but aro
dangerous to write secreu with. Tbey aro apt to
split.
At the " Chapter Night" of tbe Delta Kappa Epsilon
Club this evening all the club members, Irrespective
of chapter, are Invited.
The meeting of tho New-York Academy of Sciences
was postponed last evening at Columbia College, owing
to the storm.
The legal acumen and astute philosophy of Judge
Duffy wero transferred to tho Tombs Court yesterday.
But Harlem mourns the loss of the genial Judge if
only tor a day.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Gustav Sommers, pastor of the North
Fifth Street German Evangelical Lutheran Church, was
married on Sunday event ug In lils churoh to Miss
Helena Liebmann. Owing te his inability to get a
supply U> OH his pulpit he had to preach as usual at
tbo evening service. He was married by the Rev.
Dr. Wetfeklnd, ot New-Yoi*. The church was
crowded to see the marriage performed.
The Bridge receipts last week were 817,405 55.
A suit fjr absolute dlvcrc* has been bepun by
Chwles H. Tribou against his wlfc, who lives at Ko.
438 Glasson ave. They were married In lb7_ and
have one child. Mr. Tribou ls now living lu Burks
port, Me.
Police Commissioner Bell yesterday Issued an order
placing Police Captain Cornelius Woglom, of the Fifth
Precinct, at his own reguest, on half pay from April 1.
Mrs. Agnes Allen Klssam, of Slxth-ave. and lirst
st., who recently celebrated her centennial birthday,
died on Sunday from paralysis of the heart, resulting
from pneumonia Her funeral will take place this
evenlug.
lt ls expected that tho East Side I_?nds will bo sold
by tho middle of April.
Memoral lervlces In honor of Emperor William weiro
held yesterday lu the German Presbyteileti Church
on Willoughby-ave. Thc pastor of the church, thc
Rev. phillp Vollmer, presided, aud mado a few intro?
ductory remarks. Tho eulogy was delivered by tho
Rev. Mr. Wlsswaesser.
A LUXATIC ELUDES HISKEEPERB.
An alarm was tent out from Police Headquarter.
iale yesterday afternoon directing a search for Fred?
erick Vf. Roos, ago twenty-one, an Insane man, who
nad eacared ..om tho waiting-room of tho Now-Yorl*
IVMimI and Hudson River Rsllroad at tbe Grand
Central 6t*tlon at 4 p. m. Ile has been .offering
from melancholia, and after a medica: examination.
In which lt was *howu that tho young man was
suffering from suicidal mania, a commitment tn a
private asylum In Sing Sing was obtained. Jle was
tokeni to the railroad itstlon, bu? managed lo elude
MIS attendauti. Ills brother, Ch*;le* litton, a woikcr
lo coppei at No. H'J.9 Weil Twenty sevonth-st., said
he was afraid that I ..derick would kill himself If
ne were not soon found and put under restraint.
SPIRITED BIDDI SB FOR A U TOORA PUS.
The auction sal* of.tba Francis collection of auto?
graphs was begun yesterday at Hangs A Co.'s, X.is.
pk and 741 Broadway, and will be Ilnlshed lo el.)
Not more than a doi'-n buyers were In attendance, but
tho bidding was quick and opIritrU. An autogiapli
letter signed ey Emaia Abbott, dated 1677, ..di (,?
?Ki 75. A letter by John. Jacob Astor to Aaron Burr
inclosing a itatemem of account*, Bated aurch 8.
1804, brought Bl 50. Eight Bullan was paid lor ibo
autograph manuscript ol Lawence Barrett's "Ulm
Ih
of Edwin Forrest." Tbe bidding for a letter by tbe
Kev. Phillp Doddridge, dated Northampton. December
23, 1".50, was spirited and lt was knocked down for
fis 25. Forty-seven page* of the original manu*cript
of a message to Conirosi by President (Jrant with
corrections and InferlinelUon* In bis handwriting
brought 810 50. Tho highest price of the sale,
83,* _o was paid for a letter by Ir*. Samuel Johnson,
dated Brlghthelmstone, November 14, 1788.
? ?
Ai.IFS FROM THE SUBURBS
NE'V JERSEY.
The ? Dsvcy" homestead, on Bellevllle-ave., In
Bloomfleld. fell Into ruins on Sunday. A colored
family oc.cup.od the house, but no person was injured.
The house was 180 years old and was occupied by
Washington and his staff et one time during tho cam?
paign In North Jersey.
The OOO hatmakers belonging to tho union In Orange
have been placed uniter a ban by the National As?
sociation of the trade. Cards of the union cannot
be recognized In other batting localities.
j KR* EY CITT.
During a dninker-fquarred Sunday night In George
Mehi'* ginmill at Coles and First ste.,'James Lynch
was clubbed by Mehi and seriously Injured. Mehi was
also badly cut and bruised. Both men were arrested
and committed for trial.
NBWARK.
William n. England, who has been connected for
several months with "The Newark Evening Journal,"
as publisher, resigned his position yesterday.
Two steel rollers In the malt mill ot Trofi's brew?
ery. No. 25 Rankln-st., exploded at 6:30 a ra. yes?
terday, blowing out tbe doors ind windows of the
mllL None of tho workmen wero Injured, although
two men were working at the rollers when the ex?
plosion occurred. Sparks scattered by Ihe rollers
set fire to somo malt without doing much damage,
i The owners of the Newark Steel Works, where a
strike bas been In progress for two weeks, have asked
tor police protection. Several men, brought on from
Jersey City and Brooklyn yesterday, to work In the
place of the strikers, were met by a committee ol
strikers and Induced to go back.
Ida Morris, ago nineteen, a colored girl, confessed
In the police cc"urt yesterday to breaking into the
house of Mho. Ellie Farrell, No. 87 Halsey st., and
stealing orlothing valued at 8400, on Friday night.
Sho had been employed there recently.
BAYONNE CITY.
Tuesday, April 3, from 7 am. until I p. m., will
be tho only day for registration In Bayonne City
this spring.
The Revs. Charles F. Hull and Henry N. Simpson
terminated their three years' pastorate in tho city
jcsierday.
Tho Democrats have nominated for Councilmen
Patrick Flanagan, In the First Ward; John Bull and
T. J. Cronin In tbo Fourth and Fifth Wards respec?
tively.
?
STATEN INLAND.
Mrs. Margaret Higgins died on Sunday evening at
her home in (H Hort's at they age of ninety-nine. Mrs.
Higgins was a native of i-tate.. Island and lived there
all hor lifo.
LONG ISLAND.
President Austin Corbin, of tho Long Island Rail?
road has returned to Mrs. Alexander Lord Boyle, of
Rockville Centre, 85 w^|rh bo borrowed of her and a
pass over the road by way of compliment. Mr. Cor?
bin was among tho passengers of a train stalled at
Jamaica during the recent big snow storm and dls
rnvered that he had left his pocket book at home and
had with him only a few dimes. Mr*. Boyle, who ls
the wifo of the. pastor of the Baptist Church at Rock?
ville 'entre, offered to lend him money enough to tide
him over bis difficulties. Her offer w'as accepted and
Mr. Corbin borrowed the 85 which he hat) Just returned.
A large whale, measuring fl fl jr feet In length, was
raptured off An.agai_.ett yesterday.
This ovonlng the taxpayers of Long Island City will
hold an Indignation meeting to protest against the
Standard Oil Bulkhead 1)111, which will Uko away a
water front valued at 81.000.000.
The Teachers' Institute for tho First Commissioner's
District, embracing the towns of Flushing, Oyster Bay
and North Ilempstead, began yest.rday at tho Flush?
ing High School. ^^^
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
The Republicans of New-Mochelle on Saturday evon?
ne nominated a straight ticket for town officers as
'ofiows: For supervisor, Henry A. Gouge; for town
*lerk, Herman Kallenberg, Jr.; for Justices of the
?care, c.ideon ff. Davenport (for long terni), John
J. Ross tfor short term); for assessor, John E.
ladeao : for Commissioner of Highways, J. A. Mahl
tedt; feir overseers of tho Poor, Albert R. New and
il art tn Hums; for constables, Phillp Herges, William
Idell, George Lcvenlss and J. Connor; for Irwprctors
if election, Charles II. Doveau and William Schirmer;
or Scaler of Weights and Measures, James Barrett;
'or gamo constable, Charles Weeks.
Tho Democrats of the town of Westchester agreed
o support thn following ticket: For supervisor,
Hie bael Hooch! for county committeeman, Mark
'kennion; for members of the town committee, A
if. Fields, I/orln Wheeler, Alexander Devlin, Dennis
I'Mara, Owen Dolan, John --.Lanley, John Hicks and
.ennis Lowllas.
At the annual session of the Grand Committee of
)dd Fellows, of Wostchelter, John Bright, of Yonkers,
cae) elected District Deputy Grand Master, and George
tf. Reed, of the same place, secretary.
ALONG THE SOUND.
John Shepherd, age thirty-live, fell beneath the
?.heels of a freight train on tn* Danbury and Norwt-h
lal I road near Norwalk, Saturday evening. One leg
ind one arm were out off, from tbe elf.cte of which
ie died yesterday.
ON TRIAL FOE KILLING HIS DAUGHTER.
Francis Vf. Pittman, who killed hla daughter
.;? ch' 1 by stabbing her with a carpenter's compass
it Nu. >--? Jackson-st. on August 4, was placed on trial
resterday before Recorder Smyth, on a charge of
nurd-r In tli* first dof*r*e. Assistant District Attor
loys Fitzgerald and Ikjk Pa-sos conduct tho prosccc
loti. and Pittman is defended by ex-Senator 'I hennas
X E. Ecelesln*. Several Jurors wero examined yes?
enia}' and two vero admlited to the Jury-box. The
luestions asked by the* OOVtlOl for tho defence indl
ated that an attempt would be made tn show that
'lttmau was ln<-ane at the time lie committed the
ii-i. Tbe trial will last several days.
MARINE INIELLIGESOB.
MINIATUllK ADIANA'..
ya bit
nnrlses 6 49 I Sets. 0 15 I M*on ?eta 65. | Moen'* age 14
IllOU tv AT KR.
I,M.?(Aan.1v ttrtat. MS I Oar. Ial'd 7:29 I Hell OaU. Dil!
* __.-t>*u_jH ?*,*_. 7,'J.t! Oor. Isl'iL 7 l-l I Heil Oat*, ....
IN COM INO STEAMERS.
TO-DAT.
'eitel. Front. SatUA. Elm.
rolland.Loadon.Mar 0.National
Uiy.Liverpool.M?r IA.National
us'tralU.Hamburg.Mar 1.Carr
"niel*.Bremen.Mar 17.NO Lloyd
<e Ruvter.Antwerp.M*r tl....Whiu c ross
eeUnd.Antwer*.Mar 10.Red lur
an Marcos.Havana.Mar 'ii....Ward's
WKDNKSritr, MARCH 28
ennsvlvanla.Antwerp.Mar 14..Ral Star
hat oau Meagan!.lim .leu ni.Mar lil.Borelesni
ny ot Washington ... Havana.Mar '14.Alexaueire
TIICKSDAT. MARCH 20
Ute of Nebraska.Olasgow.Mar 10.RUM
anama.Havan*.liar 'JI.Opan Tran*
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-PAT.
Vessel
Ultu r.lne. For Malls cloie. sail*.
'} urning, ii mon. Liverpool. 4:30 p ra
IV. IlNKSIitY MIK ll 28
ernmnia Wtut* Star. Liverpool. 2.30am 0,30am
ni:,nis. C'unarit. Liverpool. (i am
liam, National. Liverpool. IV .'lo a tn
sale. N o I.ioyei, Bremen vU S'th'iap'o .. S am 6 am
tia*, Atlas, Costa luca.ll an 1 pm
uriel, quebec. Windward Islam!*. I pm 3 pm
llll.KSI'A-. MAU* ll 20.
Ute of Nevida Bute, OlAlgow. 7 ?m
'leUiul. Haiiiti-Aiiier. Hamburg. ~ rn m
Ity of Alisma, Al'i'dre. Havana. Ac_ 1 nm 3 sm
im. Ailis. Jamaica . 0 am 10 am
intlago. Ward's. Nassau. Ac. 1 pm 1 p ?
rltiidad. Uuebec beimui i.. 1 pm 3 pm
SH IF Fl SH SEWS.
ORT OP NEW-YORK.MONDAY, MARCH 36. 1888
ARRIVKI)
Steamer HufTsio (Rr). Malet, London Mar I.S. wltn mdse
id passengara to (Sanderson A Son Arnvadat tbe bar at
le". |i m.
ts lo .-in i er Arizona (nr). Hrooirs. Liverpool Mar 17, Uneene
wu Ire. with meian am! 475 passenger* to A M Underbill A
... Arrived at ll,e. Har al 5 ? m.
Hteamer A rn hen* r Uri. Hreiwn. Olascow Mar 1}. Moville
', with nietse and iis passengers to llen'ler?ou Bro*. .tr
red at tbe Uar at 11. He j a m.
Steamer Viking (Nor), Prila Raraeoa ? dsys. arith mdss to
. t. AILI, lit ll THOMA'S. M. D.,
MR. ELI.; OT F. HUH PA RD, ,
B1U. MUSK \ DILLON,
MK. 1IOH Al I. L. Il OTC 11 KI-al,
R. J. A. BOtTWlt'K,
MIL WALLACE Cs ANDREWS,
MR. DONALD MACKAY,
MB. J. J. M. ( (Mill, Dobbs Ferry,
d handreds of other well sud favorably known gentlemen
e and Indorse LI.KCTRfC SERVICE for maintaining an
tn temperature u, bouses, oflices and public building*,
iy kind of iVat automatically, accurately and positively
aire..., i, and any desired temperature malnulned, inaur
t health, comfort sud economy, and preventing ike le- Pt
ucCou of furniture, woodwork, Iioauitng. tc. We ro?
le, any a e,ur mtOmtato, whose lesli m.,maia will be aeut *?
th lllusirated Catalogue on application. t
METROPOLITAN ELICTRIC MEKYICB CO. *>
MAINOFFICB BRANCH OFFICB C
) Broad wai. Launs), i. Building. 81 Kilt ABlavaA
My Laura's hands are smooth and soft,
I love to feel their touch;
Yet how she keeps them so I oft
Have wondered very much.
"Tis Ivory Soap," she archly cried,
"I use no other spell,?
And as I clean all else beside,
My hands improved as well."
WAR!
There are many white soaps, each rep.elented to be "just as pood as the 'Ivory*;"
_y ARE NOT, but like _-l counterfeit!, lack the peculiar and remi
the genuine. Aik for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it.
A WORD } ?
OP" Mhey ARE NOT, but like *nl counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
:NING.i0f
Copyright ISSfi, by Procter et Gamble.
Oonilt A P**r**n. A rriv*d ?t the Bar at 3 p m.
Hteamer Morgan City, Oardner, Oalreaten 0 daya witt
nulse to John T Van "Ickle.
Hteamer Kl Monte. Hawthorne. New-Orleana 0 daya wit!
mdse to John T Van Slokle.
Hteamer Htate ot Te .as. Williams. Pernandlna, Brunswick
Oa aod Pori Royal 5 days, with nulse and passengers to C 1!
M si lory A Co,
Steamer Prostbnrg, Mills, Baltimore, with coal to Consoll
dateet oui Co.
?hip Leopold von Vangerow (Oer). Mcrgedoth, Manila lal
.litre, with sugar add hemp loonier; vessel lo Theo Huge;
A Co.
HhipOeo RSkolfleld, Dunning, Catcntta 112 usys. wit!
mdse va order; vessel to Vernon ll Brown dt Co.
Hara e.oai-hrii (dir*, lintern. Hamliurg ra.l daya, with asl
and empty barral* loonier, reaael to VYaljen. Toel A Co.
Birk Por**t (Br), Perry. Bristol 43 day*, witt nulse to or
der; veaeeltoj lt Winchester 4 Co.
Bark Frederik* (Br), Huberts, Dublin 20 daya with mdse
to K A J Burke; v**.el to Sesmmell Bros.
Bark i'.esaie Markham (Br). Faulkner, Pernambaco .G
days, with sugar U order- vessel to 8e_*mmell Bros.
Bark Loreiv (Non, Harhoe. Clenfuego* IA daya, with siigai
to .-.richs <_ Co: vessel to Carat-n Hoe.
..rig Aldine (Br), Carty. Manzanllla '-*'* dava, with molassei
to T J Owen A Hon; vessel to Bot ! A Ulncken.
Behr K M Bacon. McKay. Msyaiues 1*1 day*, with fmu
and 3 passengers to Oonics Jt Perraall; vessoi to Miller A
Hi,lH!ll"ll.
Hchs M A McCann, Hutchinson, Asplnwall 40 flays, witli
nuts tc, Pares. Triana * Co; v*s*el to F ll Smith A Co;
SUNHET-At Sandy Rook, wind moderate, ENE; foggy
At City IsUnu. wind light. SW; olondy.
ArriTsi! vesurlav -
OUamer Ilrltannla (Pr), Parazola Marseilles Feh 2*
Naples Mar 3, OlbralUr 8, with mdse nnd ...0 passengers tc
J W Ll well A Co. Arrived at the Bar al 8 p m.
Steamer Seminole, Ketnhle, Jacksonville4 daya via Charles,
ton, with mdse ami .aeaengers to Wm fr* liv.lo A Ca
Ship Merlina* Nutte-ohio, Nugent, Amsterdam ftGdaya,
with iron ami empty barrels te order: vessel to 1 humus Dan
ham'a Nephew et co.
Hara Ajar : Non. Pedersen, llam'iitrg ti8 daya with Iron
and empty barrel* to order; vaasel to c.* Tobias ?'.-. Co.
Bark Bremaii iOsr), Hoffsudt. Stettin Oct 31. via Bermuda
with mdse to order: vessel tn Pnnoh. Kdye di Co.
lura Ancle j Marali sll Un. P*rk?r, Aatwerp HO .lats,
with Iron and empty barrel* to order, vessel to J W Parkei
A Co.
Bark Peacemaker (of si lelia. NB), Classon. Bordeaux 53
dara, with erunty barrels L. order: reasei to exummnll Bros.
Bark Alice M Clarlrtge (of Wlmttor, .Nraj. Lockhart, Loudon
27 daya. with mdse te order; vessel to J P W hi tue v eft Co.
Bn? Jos* E More. Leonhard, OuanUnamo 17 daya with
sugar ;o O Amainck .t Ce, vessel to Wardell A Co.
Bark Victoria (span), Bavol*, Sauna 21 daya with angil
tearier: veasel te Alcon A eo.
Brig Mary L Pena*ll,'Cole, Coatsacealcoa .ll daya with
mahrgany to J O Ward A Ce. veasel to ci a Brett, Son * Co.
Ung ieldeelelgh (Br), Olbsoo, Mn un aa* _9 dava via Dela.
ware Breakwater, witie molasses io J M Cebsllosdr. Co; vea
a*> to Ana.ln Baidwlu A Co.
se hr oeiirt ,in , Evana Limerick OS daya te ballast tc
R W Cameron A Co.
CLEA KED.
Steamer California (Br), Oar-vle, Bombay rta Olbraltar
Edwarii Perry e* Co.
Steamer Wyoming (Br). Kigby, Liverpool via Queenstown
-A M I'u'leililll A i ...
8team*r Wergelund (Nor), nansen. Maragen*. ?ll Dnmola.
Hteamer llsrgenssreu (Nor), Morteosen, llaracoa?W W
Rurl.titift Ce.
?atsamer Carl Konow (Nor), Kahrs, Baracao?ciome. A
Patraall,
Steamer Benacre (Br). Ogg, Havana?Barber A Co.
Bteamer Nacoochee. Burg, Savannah ? llpnrr Yonge.
Steamer Octorara, Iteynnlel*. Baltimore?Il N [iowan.
Brig l-mia (Non. olson, Parahyba, Bra_?Caraten Boa
Hchr Ihoaias Turdll. Browu, Polnt-aPltre?L W A P Arm
strom.
Brig Eastern SUr. Hammond. Bridgetown" Barbados a?H
Trowbrtelge'a Soua.*
SPOKEN.
Ship Hamilton Pish. Mitchell, from Loadoa for New.York,
Mar 17, lat 48 N. lon li Vf.
MI-a i -L LL AN KO I* H.
Ohtp Sao Joaqnln, Drink water, at ('aleutu from New
Tork. waa damaged by oollialon.
THE MOVEMENTS OP STEAMERS.
KO RE [OM PORTS.
LOXDOX. Mar 'li? Ar ri vs*, ste* ai sr Richmond HUI (Br),
Ilrdi. from New-York.
Q.BBFie.evwn, M?r -.'0?Arrived, steamer Brlttah King (Br).
Kelty, from Philadelphia Mar 16 on har way to Liverpool (anil
proceeded).
8oVTBAJarm*L M?r 25-Arrived, suamer Elbe (Oer), Bn*.
lina from Nsw.York Mar 17 on har way to Bremen (anet pro
coeds.! >.
Mar vii?Sailed, steamer Elbe (Oer), Meyer, from Bremen
henre for Sew.York.
AvoseotTH, Mar 24?Arrived, steamer Mississippi (Br),
llunter. from New-York.
Bristol, Mar 2 j-Ar rived, ateatner Brooklyn Cllr (Br).
Pill, from New-Tork.
8wis.ii. Mar 15?Sailed, steamer LlradatT City (Br), Gore,
tor New-York.
AMsiKKHAM, Mar 'in? .rrived, steamer Schiedam (Dtch),
Uensoul.i's. from New-York.
ASTWEltr. Mar 25?SalleiL ateanier Hermann (Belg), Mey.
yr. for New-York. ,
Havrk, Msr 25?Arrived, steamer La Oaaeogne (Pr), Stn
tel i. from New-York.
Yokohama. Mar 24?Sailed, eteaiu.r Oaelic (Br), Pearne,
'er San Francisco,
biux-llal. Mar 24-Hailed, ateamer Blrsthleven (Br),
Pearson, for New-York.
OAPcins. Mar 24-Sailed, (teamer Olenroy (Br), _.
ew.York.
(_*Vr later Shipping BAUM If any, tee Fifth Page.)
Annonneementa
Brcmmell has a Ano assortrnt-nt of im
jarted Easter Novrlties. also a large Msortment of Don.
K'S*. ?n*t'iiofY>_AT_.s, Caramel*, atc. m31 Rroadway. *_<J3
Ith ava. 2 Weat 14lh-at, 408 and 410 Oran*.*..
Beware of a slipht inn tatton of thn throat.
Brummel.'a Cough limps give Immediate relief. Sold at th*
sievale* rallrtad lUilen* and druggists avery whers.
Ienrt A. PANiri.s, M. D.#
119 WIST 128TH-rr.
nissa*** of th* N?rvoB* srsum. Oinlto-Urlninr Organa
lmpoUne**nditerilitr. Hours?8 to 12.6 te_.
White Hands
From *sl*g CornikLL's
Bekzoix Cosuetic soar. 26 Cts.
IN
SILVER.
We have prepared an assortment
if Jewelry in floral designs, of white
:nd painted enamel, after the more
?ostly exam^es of similar articles
n gold, that are as perfectly made,
ind in equally good taste as the
atter, while the cost is moderate,
aaking a fitting and inexpensive
'.aster gift.
Gorham M'f'g Co*,
silversmiths,
Broadway and 19th Street.
,000 Solid Silver Wedding I'rcs
nts at auction. Alao Diamond-*-*,
Vatche* and .Jewelry nil this wee*k
t J. II. JOHNSTON'S, J50 How?
ry.
J. H. FRENCH. Auctioneer. J
JOHNSON'S,
8 East 14th-stM
SPECIAL OPENING.
FRENCH TRIMMED BONNETS
AND RODND HATS.
NOVELTIES IN
FRENCH MILLINER. GOODS,
Dress Trimmings,
Laces, Parasols,
Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 27 and 28.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
8 East 14th-st.
Wednesday
and Thursday,
March 2%th and 2gt/i,
We will display the latest
Imported Novelties in Pattern
Bonnets and Round Hats, in
connection with those of our
own manufacture and design.
Lord& Taylor\
Broadway & Twentieth Sts.
FURNIT
New and Elegant in Design and
remarkable for Cheapness.
FOR INSTANCEi
Bedroom Suit*. A*h, at. 81HOO
Handsome Di,iii,u ( Imi rs at. -J nu
A New De.ia*, In Sideboard* at . 'Ii 00
Elegant Pnrlor Salt* In Kaw Silk nt. 51.00
AND AT SIMILAR LOOV PK I (El I. A Itt. E WAKE.
ROOMS FILL OF SAMPLES OF EVEKY DE-.CRIP
TIONOF CABINET FCKNIT-cke, BBBBSMO, "MR.
KOKS, M
"Buy of the Maker."
6E0. G. FLINT CO.,
"ilANL'FAt'TIKKIt*.,
Stores, 104,100 and 108 West 14th St.,
Between 6(U nuil 7lb avrl, one door weet of tiile-iivr.
A CARD.
We are now ready to show
Spring Styles in fine 3Iillinery,
including trimmed
BONNETS
and Hound Hats of the latest
French and English designs,
which cannot he excelled in
richness and effect. A call solici?
ted.
E. A. MORRISON,
H93 BROADWAY
ANU 1J MOT l_.Tll.ST.
CARPETS.
SPECIAL 8ALE WILTON VELVETS.
-.ooo PUKl) SXIBt )'..:< i ivi:r>, EMTiitixv BBB
D_-HOIfl AND COLORINGS, Tc" c'I.i.im OCT QUICB
I.Y Al Till; i-KI' i.-'l IN ORDINARY UKI !|
OM ACCOUNT OP THJUB .-''.'I'llUiiK WBABlira
Ql'Al.lIV 'rili..SK f.O"/jS AUB I Sl'Ke I \l.l.\"
ll inii oo it lie.ri.I_s, RfAIIBOATI AND l-l UUO
It I 11.1)1 N ifs .
.
BLSTII AVENUE. 1BTU ABU a.-TU ..'.VUKIiTa.
SPECIAL MENTION*
Adrrrll.cn.roU ,i-_-ilH"l !??? tl***** col a*-**** aro
mmmmomtoi rn th* romimo ?? *"??- ?*????.???
a* ihor.-rhlr rell?kl?. ???? *?*????? ??? kkommB
ter mrnll with ih. adrerll*ef* .rilli pertaet **vf*tf
E. &n.T. rVnthony^Co
OUI UI'OAI'.VAY. Is". Y?
piiotoi.rapiiio
il'tl.'K OLTi'l.'S,
(Ti
BATC1IKI. CA MFR A.
CATALOG CK FltKR.
Mention Tri-nno.
HO HE EX EIL
I** KR"
llratn- Warier
-leiiUlrt Pf*
ii-ll tie,, .rn, I.i
n I rs .int
Ye.ieths; till
A t tl I ?'t 0 Ol
Invalid. A
complete ttyranaslnm. Take,
n" imt sn melli's s.|ii..re ri.Hir
roniii. soinetietnt" ttntr, trina
llfle d*ai*bl*. lunuirelii-nsiTi*.
rhe.ii. se-ni) lur Vnriiiar
taCH'jOl.rt |V)R l'IIY"-|c'AI
/N'!i VOCAL CULTURE.'
Iii 1", ist _-*tI. sire. [ ariel 71 I
Fifth Avenn*. S, Y. Cltr,
mit. ll. L DOWD. Wllllail
niaikla. author of "Hi*w n
r;..t ("Krone" *<ars of it 'f
nerer ssw A.y other 1 Hie* I
ti il Ms -veil."
n.-..SQL'[RE&SO\S,
Bt WVLTOS.ST-, N. Y.
Tb* beal plaeo to hor
FINE DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
ARTISTIC J KW ELK V,
F.nRllsh SI'.T.ravaro, etc
Silver Hated Waro at 40 o?
Repalrtai Fine Walch*.
a Mpeclally.
Tte Crawford Sta
U? HA?.$-Wt..
5S3 Itrnailnajr, )'
837 Iln)*cl*T?jr,i_
171 le, ll',11-st.. Iii*, ii )\! vu
Bicycles,
Tandertis, Safeties.
pope mtg co.
M W.ll'KE V-St.,
NEW-YORK.
i j, irnmr
6 B&ttBSX
ROBERT
LEFFERTS"
306 4'AVE.f
KEGepttoi
t _ 'HETCIVt
wTIFUL
1 *?*/?/
? a ..*? V-J?^
xvvtv
Ono visit to leif- *tore will
ron?lnea? ?nr tlo**p*f tliat I
sell sterlinK sui or ave.l.llnq
I'li'S'-iets 40 [j*r CMl bea.w
lirst cost. 1 I,av? ilia b'st
wares mane by Titian*,-. cl'...
liam, WliltiL,". Kirk .iud oth?
ers, most elejr.uitir e*aaes.|,
with no Howe* v name on, bat
Il rk'h'nnt new cim-a.
J. if. JOHNSTON,
130 Bowery, Cor- Hrooiiiat
Somethini New.
SILK AMI TWIST
(Oil ll I VE ll.
Pares time anil trouble to t'io
Kteerekeeiier, ami insure* a
perfectly iimtcboil color lo Cia
(?justinn*.. ?
llraiii'Tel A Armstrong Co.,
400 BBOA.DWAY, _f. Y.
Liirgmt kmumoMOOMS,
lit si ,*?i, le? :I,,,|
liun.?t 1'iicev
John Moora,
SS. .7 A. .ll U.irie,i.sT.
Uso Harness .fe 11 ..i-: ?i io ia
J.S. CONOVER &.COai
Uaanfacf't-*-***'
AltllSi'IO
OPKX RBI PLACES
?nd Parlor Grat**,
IIANTELS
tn Wood. Hint* anet "if et*.
IMPORTER* Or TIC,-*
'AM Si JO w
KEW
?30.ST^
YOKO.
-'Oj IIROAPWAY,
Fxecatees even aiyle of Ar*.
lisili- rrnmniiahipi Ursola
? iou., >li ie*oe nils. i-i. ., eas
armese-el. fire ular mi ! .prc.
linens innilrd ou rrqueet.
A.l lies.
D. T. AMES,
BBB II KOA ll WAY.
"VIM"
FURNACES
RANGES.
BEST I-f 1 riE MA.HK_m
(ssitlHfuriloii <; .nrnnieeO.
MA.M .-.V* I t "J-.D BT
fe. n. ii irv ky a <a
No. 13-3 Rroadway,
New-York.
BOYNTON
FURNACES
RANGES
?fclrM-cle-Ss csiol* vilf
?'innalartured tr
Boynton Furnace C..
**>U7 AN ll BM u _TfaVHL
aM.Vl._OI-.-.
Q_0^g
UNEXCELLED.
I. mu ii il .bed IS'-tt.
J. LEACH,
Stationer, Printer,
and
BLANK BOOK Mfg,
Sli N .SsAF-sT..
Stan.! ard. American nn|
teptma Boaft I>iarie* on han4
all th* year.
Special Rn.ed Account Rook*
maeie lo titler at abort notlo
HAVE YOU A ROY?
Then lee ame yu ara educ .it.
Ina lulu lui sun-ess. ll ewtll
IMe Mel ll iii H. ? rwiit li,??< in I
will surelv tull ,t la tbe wron*
pursuit. Meist, I,av i well li.
footl it nu,larstoiiil iiiul nicbtly
treat* L Do nut tote* a.Minst
th* urala. It n.ay nun linn.
Educate n Itv hue ot a'nluv,
v I ? n*iogl**l Chert will
sim.* v. -!, ii .a beal El i ? I na?
tion! ela Iv. KOW LEK At
W'ELI.s IO.. "il. WAY.
Crouch & Fitzgerald
IlcliabSc Trunk.!*
autl Bugs.
1 Corllnnd.nt. 11A tliAt.nt
.Viii Broadway, N. Y.
SCARFS
l*ear n* our
TR A l> I .IA KU
7^ "*\ Are for salo
rommaw b*'?*?
LBADIBO
lt ETA I EEKS.
Correct serle ami
Superior - ii :a:u
Willi,
COLIII RNA WII.CKEN.
M.i*u:?c'rs, Ml B'w?y, N. Y
ADWAY'
P. LLB
s
Thc Cr. nt Liver aud Mo,nu, ii Ki'itirdy
-'?r tlie aurea af all e1ia?re1ers of l!:i* M..-un li, laver. Rowels,
. MoMar, Borvaah Mmm*^ Lana ot Aoo*tH**, BstA
aclu*. ( oi.atn._Uau. c. oaliveaess, ludlKe.aliirr,. Ullluu?tie*?,
I-i vi-r, lutlaiiiiuaiiou of the Hsweia, i*.'??. .ml ail il*r?nn*
_j*nts *f Ila) lute rial Viiciil, I'ura.jr v?(*cabU, .oU'.iialBjf
no mercury, nilm-rala or elelotertous drug*.
Sold by e.ritj.(l.u .. ceui* a boc
New Tiling in Furniture.
l'artlj- i>urc*r,asin*." .oui t'nrnltnre *houlcl refuse tohiiy ?ny
lilian, nf 11,1 i.lul. |..i .mik OBOtO 0*0 W*oO l.eile.t i*.-ks are
Irlsfiittro uh tlioiriiup. astlK. uii'l-u Ml die -iv* evuloo**
,f pie.r ??r* ant c-ies-p lat**. Ma* furmiuri ?rtv#*' #****.
mtatpto moto, fu IS* ftmp k jttti iri I.-t tins uoide yoa
irhen lookinuat Furniture ami insist on ibo ??plle?lion ot
(imp wlUiout titi**, -lil'iffi** Gimp il applied k.IAji?
ack*.
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