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ffROMTNFaNT ARRIVALS AT TIIE HOTELS.
ALlir.MARLF.-Marshsll Field, of Chicago. BKK
"fOORT-rrofeieor G. M. _ne, of CambrldRe. Mia*.
aUCKlN(:JIA>l-Profe*issor O. C. Mush, of Yale Colleee,
and Professor N. ll. WBllBliBI. of Norfolk, Va. LVKR,
_TT?IV wildon t M. B. Ande-!N>n, of Rochester Untversltv,
Bnd Professor Alexander Agasstr, of Cambrllee, Mas*
fl IT II AVaWPE lotpX M. W. Acheson, of Plttsburs;
John Trowbridge, of Cambridge, Mas*, ti i riler Fremont
Cole and Be-natur (Jeoiv. Z. Ki te In. lil LSI'.V- F.rastue
Corning, of Albany. llopvMAN?Claua Spreckle*. of
Ban Krant-leeo, and Stale* Nenateir John J. T.lnaon. MORL
aPON-Slate* Senator John Raine's. MURKAY HILL
Professor W. O. Sumner, of Yale College, ind Sci.ator C.
P. Veddrr. PARK A VIN t'L-Judge Joseph Pott<>r, of
Whit. hall. N. Y. VICTORIA -l.cn.ral Po.da. f.f Pan
araa WF.STMINSTKR-Senator Charles F. Mandeiaon.
eat Nebiaaka. WINDSOU-Tho Duke of Ntwcaitle.
WnAT IS C.OINd O.N TO-DAT.
Ohto Society dinner. Delmonico'*, evening.
Senate* Comnilllce on Taxation, No. 32 Nassau st.
10 - 0 e. rr,
Niagara Reservation Commission. No. 214 Broadway,
lt h.
?Columbia Col I re Dramatic Club theatricals, Berke?
ley Lyceum, Bltenasaa and evening.
7th Regiment athlttli games. Armory, evening.
New Park* Commls*lonc-r*. No. 4. Wtlliimst.. ll
A m.
C.. II. Wilson's lecture before Soawanhaka Yacht Club,
B rt.* p. m.
Tammany Committee of Twontv-flve. 4 p. wi.
Wlieat.m Alumni Aesoclatlon breakfast. Hotel Bruns?
wick, noon.
1'rodue Con sol lela ted F\.-ha?.2> * bowline match.
Fifty eighth Hinct Howling Alleys, 3 p. m.
larture? by Proffhaor HI. km..r.-, Museum of Natural
Hlsiory, 10:30 a. m.
Athletic Kline-* of Company A, .3d Regiment, Armory,
Brew.klvn. R p. m.
Tass foul val for the benefit of Kew-Vork Infirmary
for Wi.nif-n and Ch'ldrcn, Louis C. Tiffany's studio, af?
ternoon and evening.
NEW YORK CITT.
The schooner Hattie Price ran agatmt the steamer
Cormnrln, off l.c-tllow's Island yesterday and wt* cut
through on the bows anil received other damage. She
Wa/-; towed to Hod Hook, where she sank.
William V. King, of tho Cotton F.xrhange. who failed
racrntly, has mado a satisfactory settlement with his
creditors and resumed l.n sine's. Ho was yesterday
reinstated lo membership by a unanimous vote of fha
Board of Managers. George T. Dickson and John li.
Garrison, who also fallod recently, were reinstated.
Another' elay pa-s-el yesterday anil Collector Malone's
long promised list of dismissals was not pul.ll-hfd.
It is said I Lat the Collector ls neil so anxious to act In
view of thf* approaching visit of Senator Hale'g Com?
mittee, which ls looking into the workings of tho
Civil Service law.
A s.ielatilo w_s h*lel In the parlors of Pilgrim Cnn
irn i--.ir.ii.it Church last nlirht. A largo number of
Stmtp articles made hy the little girls of Min. Monk's
Biiiiday-sclioi.l class were sold. The pioceeehi will bo
atsevl te> h'*lp pay for the chni-ch's organ.
There wero i.Ootl.000 packages of merchandise rev
feived and handled by Hie Customs ollii-urs at this
port last month. Hy a new system of the Collect it's
the liquidations of invoice', and Hie passing upon pro?
tests have be-on boluc, hut facilitated.
No news was recfvcl yesterday concerning tho
yacht Cythera Although for twenty six days sho
fca*i not t.een heard of, tho relatives of the yachtsmen
on BeaH are still hopeful that she will turn up safe
amt simnil; b*it as day after day goes by without any
worel tram them, yachtsmen generally are becoming
fearful that home disaster- has overtaken tho Cythera.
Navigation will be resumed by the People's Lino.
Bleainers at fi p. BB. to day. The Drew and lH*an
Richmond will leave l'ler 41, North River, and pci-sons
wielling to go to Albany will find every comfort on these
capacious steamers.
Ann O'Dolia Piss Debar,
How I woiieloi- who you are,
Way up In Hie wo:ld so high,
Painting pictures tram the sl,y I
?(From the posthumous works of an unknown spring
poet.
Me.taine Dlss Debar has not been saying much about
her lort.ir* of late, and it ls eitiomoly dt.ubtful whether
lt will come off, or whether, if she undertakes to ad?
di- >s an arnhem's, sho will lind any auilienre to ad
r_ee_ Mr. Marsh, however, ls still a blind believer
In ber.
John Fitzpatrick, known also as "Liverpool Jack,"
who keeps an Immigrant employment agency at No.
3U Ciiv.-iiwlcli st., wa.s summoned yesterday before Iho
Mayor's Marshal to answer a charge of refusing to sur?
render tho baggage of two Slavonian immigrants for
whom he had agreed to obtain employment. Mr.
1 itr/patrlck illd not appear at tho lime lixed, 3 p. m.,
but sent his manager, who explained that there was
no lntc,i_ upon l'IU;.atr!ck's part to retain possi*-*lon
of Hie baggage, and said that the trouble grew out of
the temporary absence of an employe who had the
k.-y le Ike baggage room In hts pocket. The Henka!
adjourned tho case to ll a- m. to-day, to glvo Flt_
patrick an opportunity lo answer In person.
The annual dinner of Hie Ohio Society this evening
at Delmonleo's promises to be a great success. Tho
large dining; hall will bo taxed to Its utmost. The
lu-*. Heil guests lat Iiuii- many ]M-onilneiit men and noted
orators who will be heard after dinner. Among those
arba bavo accepted Invitations aro (Joiieral W. T.
.sherman, IC ll. Taylor, Mayor Mewitt, er*-Socrotary
Wlndum, Frank Hurd and many other prominent men.
The occasion ls Hie centennial anniversary of the llrst
settlement of the Northwestern Territory.
John J. Rradley yesterday won hts fight for ths re?
tention of tho Villi District Court in hts building over
a stable at I-.tghtceiiihst. and l'ourth-avo. The Sink
trig Fund Commissioners decided to lease the premises
for another year from May 1, at $2,000.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday agreed
to a lease of the Cortlandt Stieet Ferry at $10,000 and
the Iiesbrosscs Street Ferry at $7,000 a year, to the
present lessees, th? l'ennsylvanla Company, for ten
yean. The Hoard fixed the rental of the Houston
Street Ferry at the upset price of $0,000.
Two gtrls from a house In Morton-st. and a boy and
girl troni Second ave., near One-hundred-and ninth st.
were removed yesterday to North Hrothor Island,
Sick with smallpox. A man who had caught tho
disease In a lodging hons applied for treatment at the
Chamber*, Street Hospital and was sent to ths Island
also.
William K. Vanderbilt's steam yacht, the Alva,
whleh recently returned to this country from a cruise
i* mu nd the world, arrived here yesterday from
Hrunswlck, tia
The good people who discussed "now to reach the
non-church goers" after a dinner at Delmonico'* on
Thursday night, might perhaps have solved the riddle
by Inviting them to the dinner.
"Tody" Hamilton, liarnum's popular press agent,
Bays that of all the freaks he has had anything to do
wuh, the Chinese lady with the microscopic feet ls
the hardest to manage, tshe'a always standing BB
trifles.
Tire Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday re?
ceived a communication from the Corporation Counsel
giving lt as his opinion that tho Dock Commissioners
had full power lu tho matter of the releasing of the
Guion lier, No. 38, North Klver. A resolution was
)ia-sed advising the Duck Hoard to re-let the pier to
the Uulou Steamship Company for ten years from May
1, at a yearly rental of $31,000. The present rental
ls $30,000.
Tho Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday dis?
cussed tho manner to be adopted of awarding the
prizes for the five best plans il IkB twenty-three sub
Oiltted for the new municipal building*, lt was de?
cided not to plac-o the drawings on exhibition, and on
Mayor Hewitt's motion, tbe American Institute of
ArchltBets was requested to preterit to the Hoard a list
ol sevan experts from which thrco shall bo selected
to act willi Professor Ware, of Columbia College.
This commute*, will Inspe-et Ita plans aud report to
the Hoard the five which aro lu thej* opinion tho
most meiltorloui.
Roundsman John D. Sullivan, of the Mo-Tl^anla
fiquad, fell through a railroad trestle near Hunt's
I'olnt on Thursday night and was bruised seriously.
Ile manage*, te. pal to the police station and was sent
to the Harlem Hospital.
A tourist Just bach from London gays tho fogs are
ao thick ttiere that he received a concussion of the
bralu bjr carelessly thrusting his head out of the
window.
An ink manufacturer boasts that his ls the only Ink
black enough to be used aa a marking fluid for coal
sacks.
Tho ault of the Old Dominion Steamship Company
against John Mc Kenna, I'atrlck M.'iimh, James K.
Quinn and T. B. Hut nam, members of the commttte*.
wbleh bad charge of the strike ot freight handlers In
lunn was dis-contlnued yesterday In th* L'nited States
Circuit Court by Judge Coxs. Ths oiders of arrest
under which the leaders of tbo Kut.hts of Labor have
been held were vacated.
Judge Drown In the United States District Court
yesterday awarded $-,i>00 as damages to the owners
ni tlie ateamer St. John for injinu, to the steamer
Id a coulston with the tug oeaeral Itosecraus In Janu?
ary 1..7.
Al a meeting of the Hetatl Coal Dealers' Exchange
In -rand opera Houso Hall last night, lt waa decided
lo reduce the price of coal 2. coota a ton all round
E. Q. Dun efc Co.'s Mercantile Ageney reports tba
ot failures In tba United bl ates at ll?u and In
Canada at 28, or a total of 227 this week against
223 tor the same week of 1867.
Franz Kowalrowskl recovered a verdict of $2,000
yesterday against Walston II. Hrown, of Brown,
Howard & Co., In a suit in the Cnlted States Circuit
Court for Injuries In an accident at Shaft No. 1 of tho
aqueducL The suit was tor $_-,00<X
Maurlee Moriarty, the young tinsmith who took a
deise of Parts green on Thursday night, as he said,
" for fun," was charged with attempted suicide at the
Tombs Court yesterday. Ho aald he could eat a
pound ol it any Hmo without any harm to himself.
Ho was remanded for examination.
The funeral of Dr. Benjamin Frederick Dawson took
plato yesterday at Calvary Church, Twenty-flrst-st.
and Fourth ave Many of the members of the medical
profession were present. Including a delegation from the
Medical Society of the County of New-York
Mrs. Martha J. Lamb, tho Editor of "The Magazine
of American H story," who was Injured on March 23
by being thrown down and run over by a grocer's
wagon at Astor Place and Broadway, mad.! a complaint
at Jefferson Market yesterday against Henry Oltens
the driver of the wagon, aud he was held for further
examination at Essex Market on April 20.
The Kvenlng Hight School No. 35, in West Ihlrteenth
it., closed last night with an exhibition of Ihe draw?
ings in the architectural, free hand, and mechanical
classes. Principal J. T. Boyle awardeel prizes to
John R. Nti'-s. Thomas G. Wallace, Frank Uart and
Samuel Newton, Jr.
There wss another crowd of brokers in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday to hear the Kllng-Trowbridgo
case. They were disappointed, however, as tho case
wa? postponed until next Wednesday owing to the
absence of Justice Power.
Ferdinand Schilling, who ls charged wtth killing his
wife by stabbing h"r with a butcher-knife but was ex?
onerated by a Coroner's Jury, was arraigned before
Justice Murray at the Vorkville Police Com. yosterday,
and was committed ?lt hunt ball for oxamiirit mn to?
day, when the testimony taken before the Coroner
will be reviewed.
Moses Strauss, of No. 508 Broadway, who was
acquitted In the Caa*, of Special Sessions on Thurs?
day of tho charge of conspiracy In endeavoring to
Induce Jacob C. SamtioJs to burn hts clothing store,
Na 240 Ilowery, appeared with Lawyer Hummel In
Hie __sai Mai kef Police Court yesterday to prosecute
Samuels on Ihe charge of forgery. Strauss says that
Samuels forged hts name to a check for $-00. The
examination In the case was set down for today.
A young man Just returned from his wedding trip
sweat-s that his wife ls so bright she uses the palm
of her hand for a looking-glass.
A resolution has been adopted by thi Merchant
Tailors' Society of tho City eif New-York to adopt the
Cash system as far as possible, or at least make ll a
rule lo render bills to customers the llrst of each
month.
The .?d Company of ths 7th Iteglment celebrated
the closing of the drill season by a "Dutch" at
Massettl- last night. Nearly all the members of the
CouiT'.-iny were present. Captain Pollard mado a con?
gratulatory address anil Private Hampf twanged tho
banjo to the delight of hts comrades.
Bile h i K LYN.
Thr-e races of smallpeix were reported yesterday.
Frederick H. Vernon, of No. 201 Lafayette rive.,
wa.s arrested yesterday In a suit brought by John S.
Nugent tf> recover SP.OOO as damages for assault.
He was admitted to $1,000 ball.
Coroner Lindsay went to the house of Mrs. Emily
C.oldenkti-ch. at No. 1C)el Poilney-st., to question h"T
yesiereiay about the shooting of her husband by her
brother, but was not alleiwed to see li?r. although her
physician said she was we'll enough to be ipc,Honed.
Ho consulted DMilrt-Attornoy Hldgway In regard to
the steps he sin.uld tako to get her evidence for tho
lr.f|ii."-f.
When Dr. Talmage was on hts recent trip In the
West and South he put down hts watch to time lils
speaking in a temporary structure In louisville, and
left lt behind him. After he got back to Ilro.iMyn
Dr. II. A. Tucker, of his church, presented him with a
new one, anil later a friend to whom he bael tele?
graphed about lt, returnee! the missing one so that
now be declares he ls "moro watchful than ever."
NEWS FROM THE SUE UHRS
NEW-J ELSEY".
The Legislative Investigating Committee and the
Hoard of Dli-ectors of the Morris Plains Insane Asylum
met yesterday at that Institution, to examine Into the
charges made against Martin ll. Monroe, warden of the
asylum. Owing to the absence of Ihe cnalinian, Sena?
tor Griggs, who Is still at hts homo In Paterson, ths
Investigation was aeljourncel to Friday.
An organization has been formed by twenty-five
or thirty young women, of Metuchen, who have re?
solved to break off all social lntercoui-se with young
men who smoke, drink, or frequent billiard rooms.
The post office at Montclair was broken Into #arly
yesterday morning and rathe, of $100 in si amps. The
safe containing 08*000 anet UM (internment eleieiimeu's
was not oi'eneel. This ls thc third pnst oflice In the
nr-lghborhood that has been robbed within two Weeta.
J ELSEY CITY.
At the annual meeting of ihe congregation of Christ
Church, Jersey City Heights, the following officers were
? lected: Warden, William H. Harrison; Junior warden,
William Herbert ; vestrymen, T. G. Roebuck, F. D.
nellly, J. Odell, J. C. fcimniou-, William Sperry, A. J.
Lane, C. M. Hall.
The lioard of Flnanre has decided to pay off the
Judgment of .100,000 agilnst the city for county
taxes, and a warrant for tho amount has been ordered
drawn. The Board Intended at first to ask tat furl lier
delay, but afterward decided that lt was bettor to
wipe out the debt at onco. Tho Hoard haa also de?
cided to provtdo for the payment ol the fifteen extra
policemen recently appointed by the Police Hoard
Julius isoemaetten, a teacher In the Weehawken pub?
lic school, was run over and Instantly killed Thurs?
day night at the Willow-ave. crossing of tha Weehaw?
ken branch of the Li"- Hoad.
NEW AUK.
The Controller yestarday sold 0020,000 of bonds Is?
sued for the eonstructon of tho Intercepting sewer- at
an average premium of about two per cent.
Prosecutor Elvin Crane, recently appointed by tho
Covernor, yesterday doslguated Louis Hood as Assistant
Prosecutor.
The North End Club has made a contract for the erec?
tion of a new club house, to cost $25,000, at Broad-st.
and Tbird-ave.
Mrs. Davis, who lives with Mrs. M. Taylor, her sister,
at No. 400 Washington st., swallowed a half ounce of
laudanum at noon yesterday. An emetic saved her.
The Hepubllcan Comity Committee yesterday named
April 30 as tho date fur holding the Congressional Dis?
trict Convention for nominating District delegates to
the National Convention at Chicago.
STATEN ISLAND.
William E. Simpkins, at one time a prrsperous coal
merchant at r*mplet..n. and president of the Knights
of Labor of HU hu.ond County, who mysteriously dis?
appeared fi oin his home last January! rvtuined jei
leitlay on the Pac I iii: Mall stearne i ' Colon.
Peter McKerna. age eighteen, ol New-Hrlphton, a
men.I er of the "Duck l'ou I Hang," who make their
heae'i inarieis in Je.sej st., on Thunda. nl?h ont-roel
the prrni.i_.es of xx Ul am limit am and was ab.mt steel?
ing elite.ens when hj seas ordoi-ed furn th-* place
McKe-nna refu*ed to go and three* stone, ?t Dunham.
The latter in self defence drew his resolver ami lind
at hts a>salant. the bulbi tah!-, sffeel ii, M ICeuaa'a
left leg neai ihe grain. Tha wombed nun win nv
cover. Dunham was aire-ml and held for examina?
tion.
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LONG ISLAND.
Tho third case of smallpox la Long Island City this
week was reported yesterday le Heall ti officer Conrad
DIseteL The violin ls Mer. Harticr, a tining mar
rleel woman who lives at Eighth-BL, ______"g Point.
The* house was at oc.ee quarantined, and preparations
made to have the patient moved to tho p.|,t house,
on North Brother Island.
Thomas Ackrlll and Henty Pet ring, employes In
Kreainnr's piano stool lat tiny at Steinway, Long
Limul City, were severely injured yesterday by ibe ex?
plosion of an emery wheel
The Long Island branch of the Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Nassau Presbytery
held Its annual meeting at ihe Presbytei lan school bouse
tn Jamaica yesterday. Tbe following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. S. T. __*"*>r, Huntington;
*.! .-j c-Lli-nt,, Mrs. I. H. Mi nt ray, Mrs. Lampiuary,
Melville, Mrs. I. D. Oakley; Mrs. Russell, Mrs. J. tj.
New Gas Engine
"The Baldwin"
Exhibited at tn* lot* American Initilut* lair. Sett-York.
A four horie-powrr ri,niuo In connection with (torare
bitierv, running 84 Incandescent electric light* (anet
wllh..ut battery, 8ii Uk hi*, giving ? perfect light, wltb
all tbe eteadiuesa that can be obtained from il.** him,,
speed ateam engine* In ruuuiwo um* for electric llghtlnK.
and permitting any number of light* tn be hlitit od or
turnt-1 on without a dec Ung the itruuihlng Ugbia In the
al I nh test degree.
A marvel of beauty, perfection ind power, adapted te>
lighting, pumping and all purposes wkers s safe and
cheap power la required. MauulVd and guaranteed by
Otis Bros & Co.,
Elevators and Hoisting Machinery,
SB Park Raw. Maw York.
Cromaek, Mrs. Oeorge n. Ilrysln, Mrs. J. J.
Collina; treasurer, Mrs. L. L. Fosdlck; recording aeev
retaty, Miss F. M. McCormick; seepetary for bands,
Miss Sarah T. Dakin; sere tiny for nilmlonaty letters,
Miss A. Sammls ; corresponding secretary, Miss Ella J.
Conklln.
fMnnm county.
The first annual meering of the First Presbyterian
Church Society, Mount Vernon, wss he-Id on Thursday
night. The annual reports pirsented an encouraging
showing, there being 12<! members. 1*JH In the Hutnlay
achoo), a successful Laelles* Aid Society, Ladle,' Mis?
sionary Society and Yening Men's Socieey, and a balance
of money In the treasury of nearly $500. The vacan?
cies In the offlee- irate filled as feillows, for terms of
throe yesrs : John I'.iwln, eld?r; Henry Logan, deacon ;
and Spencer Itintoul, Nathan Van Hoi sen, and J. H.
Hummel, trustees.
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RAHWAT ROBBRD OE ASOTHER UT'TERT.
TaBte on Thurrday night the body of an unknown man
was found lying dead In the hayloft of Fsm..-r Wllllck'a
bain at Linden, W. JL, near Rah way. Tho hay eur
rounding the body was saturated with blood, which
ooicd from an ugly wound In the neck. An open raror
was found a fow feet from tho hody. It was thought
at first thal the man had been murdered. County 1'hysi.
clan Westcott aald to a Thiiivsk reporter yesterday:
"The atory printed 'n tho eicnlng papers ls all nonsense.
The man eas a sick tramp, and had been seen by several
person* about the piemlse* for the last two days He
died of bronchial pneumonia The wound on the neck
wa* not sufficient to have caused death. He tried to
cf. n. in lt. still ld>', or cut himself wheu out of hi* mind. I
granted a burial permit, and the body waa taken to
Raliway.*
THE CASE OF DEPUTY-CRSTROLLRR STORES.
? In relation to the ease of Deputy Controller Btorrs,
who was fined S2."> on Thursday by Justice O'Gorman
for falling to appear before Referee John Whalen to
give testimony on the part of the defendants In the city's
?ult sgalnfct John lindy sud others. Assistant Corpora?
tion t'-.iiii-l Dean mild yesterday that Mr. Btorrs bad
acted under the advice of the office of the Corporation
Counsel In falling to appear. The reason was a techni?
cal one, and lnvohrd the fact that no subpoena accom?
panied thc notice fiom the referee. Justice O'Gormin,
Mr. Daaa said, had adopted a contrary view of the legal
question, which wis a novel one. The matter would
probably be freely argued at the expiration of the tlmo
allowed to Mr. Btorrs to appear and testify.
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WU A T TS A JA CE A ROO I
Thc following adterttsemenl appeared In Tits TBHifSB
yesterday :
JACKAROO winted on country plice 20 miles from
town, wages I'Ao monthly. Addie**
Mr. MAC. Tribune Office.
Whit I* i Jickiroot Many callers at The ThlBUU
business office liked that question; but nob..dr could
answer lt. Thc word ts In no BMW! English dictionary,
and lt Is doubtful whether lt has ever been In print be?
fore. One man surmised that lt mlpht mean a man of
all work; another '? gu'ssed" that lt was the stable term
for the man who attends to the horans' hoofs. " Jacka?
roo," however, looks more like lha name of eome unknown
curiosity, human or minmi, which may perchance be
fcund In Larnuiu's ihow 1
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THE TROY LIMB ROATS SOW RUSSTSO.
Tbe Hudson River ls now frc- tNBB Ice, and hiivlpri'Inn
hun boyti IBBaaMd W all palate Xhfl Troy line steamers
City e.f Troy and City of Saratoga are nuking regular trips
to Troy. During the- clone of navigation great Improve?
ments have bSea m.a le M th*?*?? bf. .Ls. Kew steel bolleis
ha\e b"en suppl .-d, together wirh pl ms f..r Incandes?
cent el- ctrle Ugh lng. Tho stale-rooms, and all other
parts of the steaineis, ar.; now llght-d by electricity,
SxpatlaaeS laving demonstrated this to bo the safest and
best for mai Ino craft. ll..nie Lils BBSS also Beta put
In earl, siate-room. 'Thi steamers have Ix-n thoroughly i
renovated and repainted, and are now pteeied by steam,
offering advantages for con*f..rt and eatery now un*-ur
pas-el. The boats leavo Christophcr-st., North River,
dally except Saturday, at 6 p. m., for Troy, connecting
with tr.iiu-, for the North and I i
HE WASTED TO GO ASD FIGHT THE ISDIASS.
James Rooney, a boy of thirteen, of No. 2,Ol!) Third
ave., was held by Justice Duffy In the Morrlsanla Police
Court In fSOO for stealing a revolver and various other
articles from JuM'-ph M. Fm, a tailor, of No. 2,010 Third
ave. Roonej'a motlier asked the Justice to punish her
son severely, ss he did nothing else but read halfdlino
novels, and thinks that he Intended to visit the Indians
for the purpose of slaughtering them. She ls the mother
of Bight children, four of whom are now In public Inatltu
tiona, and her husband ls als., confined In an BMBM a-j iuin.
MAKIN IU IN I VljljHrl'JNUU.
MINIATL'I'.;: ALMANAC.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
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'lr. in'..i.i.H.nu ii.U.A pru b.si at, uso
MUM.AY. Al'ltll- lt
Alene. Port Lemon.Mar 31 .Atlas
lianacuula.st Croix.April I...Atlas A XX I
Mexico.li arana.April 4. ..reyin I rana
(Saratoga.Havaua.A ii il 6.Ward'a
OUTGOING STE A.lt ESS.
TO-DAT.
VesiM
Tenet. Bent. rer m?u? atese aaiia.
Anraaia. CnnareL Liverpool. noun. 3 pm
Cltr of Berlin. Inman. Liverpool.- 3 pm
I )ar on ii, Anchor, Olaagow. n**n, 3 pm
Ki be. N U I/.oyu, Bruillon via Vtn'iup'n.. ?o?u. 3 pm
Zaaudaui. Neili-Amer. AaiateMara. noon. 3 pu
La Champagne, Preach I'raua, Mavra_ Boon. 3 p ai
Tharnliill. Thehaud, rrngrcsei. 1 pm 3 pm
Claribel. AlUa. Jama ca.ll am 1 pia
Niagara, Ward's, Havana. 8 um
reaaoAY. etmt io.
W'iiconsln, (fuioa, Lirarooo. 4:30 a m
WI.I.M..-HA v. april 4.
O allis, cnnard. Ll var noni. B a rn
Britannic. White Ntar, Liverpool. 2 30 a ra 6 SO a ni
Cns, Nf) L lor rt. Ilre.nsn ru Soutti'ren .. 3 am li a in
Iti'lgealanil, Hun tstar, Autwera,. 3 am 9 a in
Colon. I'u-iBe el sn. leniiiw.il!.10 am noon.
Alpa, Atlas, OBBthagaaa.ll am X pw
Sill PPINgTn EU'S.
PORT OF NEW-IUllK.KHIDAV, ATRII. 6. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Merni (Rn. Jolmsoa. Yokohama Jan 36, Shanghai
Fen A, Foochow 7. Haag Haag is, t*ingai>or* IB, Port Isla
Mar 14 fiit.ialcar BIL willi mdt* to Carter, Hawley A Ca
Arri vad at ths Uar ai lit) p ai.
Steamer iii.'.ano. .Hr Pursell, Liverpool Mar 28,
Qu**n*l*wn tit), with niilet. sae) BB] passenger* to J Bruce la
?*T. Arriva.l at the Har at li. 15 p rn
Steamar e.ai'.la ( Uri. iitiri.hr. I.ivsrp.iol Mar 21, gueena
tn wa BB, with aida* BM iain |.?einii,ii, lo Veruou H Brown
A Co Arrived al ths Har at 1.40 p m.
Maimer Knglaatl (liri, Healey, Lircrpnol Mar 24, Qne*ns
towa '^4, With md** anil BSeBSagafB te V XX 1 HnraL
Steamet Krirjrnn.ll i (Kr), Dnlac, Uarsi-illat Mar 14. Naples
17. Gibraltar 2.1. wllh ?MB sud 102A patiengsrs io JW El?
well A co. Arrived at th* Bar at IB 3S a i*.
Huiair Ar.lai.rlsli (Br), Au.leriiu. Mauztailla I rtaya
With milla aud 1 pa.el*ngsr to W W Hiirllnit A Cu. Arr.vail
al th* Bar at 4.MO p m.
Bteamer Portia (Kn. Dawian. St Johai. .VP, and Halifax,
wlik m.lt* aud na*aeag*M to Itowring A Archill*!.I.
str.iin, r i rhalmeitte, Ailams, \r? u.rrjiii". .lays, with mdse
to John T Van Hist la
Hleamer N'acoocliee. ILirg, Havannah A flay*, wita md ie and
pasvir.'.M i t.t II L Walker.
Bieamer Delaware, chichester, CliarluetoD, wltlimds* md
pasaenirers to Wm 9 e'lrde A Ca
Bteamer Old Domlnlou, )*raltn, Richmond, City Point and
Ne.t t..'k. with niilsr and BBWBBBgBfB tn Old Domini..n Ms Co.
"teamer Unyandott*. Kailey, Newpurt New* au t Norfolk,
with md e and pasione*r*t<> nil P ibmbIosi jj* Oe
Mumer h leanora, Beuuett, Portlanu. with mdae to Horatia
Hali.
HUNSKT-At Ban.tr Kook, win* light, NW; clear. At City
Iiian.1. wind light. N W; cl ear.
Arrived yeelerday ?
Mumer halgaatlBBCl (Brig), Bernon. Antwerp Mar 34
wita nit l*e and 74'. imh'iiiiiIi Peter Wright A Sons. Ar
rived at t.? B*r at 11.1 i u m.
Steamer .VeeUrland (Belg) 'Jrlflln. Antw*-;> Mar 13, Itali*
fax adaya, with m**e te Peter Wright A Mun*. Ainvwlat
th* Un alS ,0 pm.
r* teamer i'oi..n, llemlenori, Aipinwall S .lava, wi IB m.lie
sud pasaeugen lo Pacinc Mall Mi Ca Ari ivsl al tb* Bar at
7.iee) p m.
St*a*_i*rC|enfiiegns, Coit.ie, Cleufnegos Mar 28, at Jago
3i Nallan 4 dayl, with teds* aad pa*seng*r? tu Jaa K Ward
A Co Arrived at lha Bar at 7..to p m.
CLEA lt ED
?BSBBMB Lake Ontario (Br), Campbell, Liverpool-Jam**
Arkell A<..
t*teamer Auitralta (der). Franck, Hamburg-Pbalpi Broi
A I o,
Hceamer Zaan.Um (Dtch), Ponien. Amater.iam? Fonrh,
K.lre A Ca
BU-aiiiir La Champagne (Ft). Boyer, Ilavr*-Lonlni* Be
biau.
Steamer Rritannla (Fr), I'araiois. MediUrraaeaa port* ?
J w Elwell toa ?
s.e....ri Nepier(Br). ll*Bdar**a, H ti miena. Pl:? Slmpaon,
Spence A Young,
Kteatuer cjliy of San Antonio, under, i'ort Riyal aad F*r
Ban.ima?C fl Malltirr * Co.
bteamet ctieroie*, Doauo. ciiarlesuiu and Jaekaonvllle?
Wm P i-lydeA ii
Bteamer BaseaahSa. Bart. ^i*ra-ifi*li-rienrr Yont*.
BtaaaMf I Ihatttbooe ties. Daggett, savannah?ll Yoncs.
aieamerCoiumouweallli. Yau .wira. Pbil_.dalpiiu-llol>erta
A Kline.
m.ip Ida l'ler). Wiaieri. tfarnliurg-IIermana Koop A Cn.
Bark Brituti liuka (Bri. Fairfield, Calcutta iancu. Ldya
eco.
BAtLKD.
steamera ^npalcl.-h, for Rechrfort; Peaeaylraala. Ant.
wero: De Rnyier. .lo, L'BattSfl Margaux, lt..i,leam (Mba
l'l.i.la.l il.i_iT.__r. City or Sj* Aaranlo, "TTBBBillB* Cherokee
Charleston, Chaa F Mirer aaa Ho ..i.u, r,,.i,?luti c *ia
?Kifiweaiih, Piiiiadelpl.ia,
Barka Kilida, lor rori Elixabetb; Jose O Uu'no. Calbarleuj
Jet* t Mora, hague.
Ill*, MOVKMENTB OP SI LAM Kits.
MOMMIOM PORTA
UMMX April S-Arrtred. atearaar Lydiaa Monarch (Br).
Huggett, from N*w York.
Ui.'KBsiTnws, April 6-Arr1ve1. steimsri Rothnl* (Br),
Dall"... ti.nu New-Yera Mar WS. and Wyaming i Rr., illahy,
from N?w York Mar'^Bf.ir I.nerp.iel (aud gtoce,?te.i).
voiTTBAMrT*is. April 6?Arrived, ties a or r-x.ier- <i?er>,
Ch rill.. *,*it, trom stn Yon Mar li eu Bar way tn Ut ?mea
(an i pr.,. ?.mW|).
Bbi.w llr.ao. Apr!!*. B p m-Paaasd. iteamsr Umhrl* (Br),
MeMician. from New-Tork Mar iii ou her war W Uueena
town aad Liverpool,
Mori llb. April 4? Arrtred, steamer F.thlepia 'Uri. Wilton,
from Nsw Tari Mar ll oe har way to Ulaigow usS proceed
ed).
April S-Batleo. tuimir Furn*?*la (Br), Htd.larwick. from
Ulaagow Biooe for New.York.
AKTWBBr. Aprtl f-Arrivod. at*am*r P De Cenlaek (Belg),
bmiL from New York.
ImYer latar oxiypina Rim*. (J tag, em AftA /aga.)
DROPPING GOLD BARS IN THE 8 TBE ET.
A DIRT-CART DRITKR FINDS SE),OOO IN PRECIOUS
MKTAL-HF T?WI IT BRASB AND LP.AD.
A canvas bag containing ten bars of bullion, eight
of (old and two nt silver, which were b?-lti.< taken from
Ihe assay oflice tn this city, to the llrooklyn Wateh
Case factory at Fourth-avo. and Warren st., on Wednes?
day afternoon, was lost Id Third ave., llrooklyn, from
tho cart In which lt was carried. Tho bullion was
worth $5,000. It was picked up by John Morton, a
driver of a dirt wagon, employed by Janies W. Hockley,
who took It with bim to the Third ave. dump.
Showed lils And to the Italians tbero and they pl.tyi'l
with the bars, whleh they buppe.seet to bo bra---, anil
leaet Mr. Ilur.klcy recount reel the metal when he saw
the stamp nf tho assay office on tbe bars and lee*ked
them up In his safe until they Were advertlse-el for.
When he took them bark to the assay oflico jesterclay,
ho recelvod a reward of J26. Hut one of tho poid bats
was mlsslnp and lt was believed that Ylnieti/.o Catari We,
one of tho Italians, bad seei-eted lt. Ile* was arrested,
but denied all knowledge of the missing bar, which was
worth ?500.
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A PLACE OF ISTERBST TO EASTER RRIDES.
J. H. Johnson, who ls surely In a position to know,
says that the difference between tho number of wedillnc?
durftig Lent and tho number during the forty days
following tt ls almost as great as the difference between
minus and plus. He therefore expects a good deal of
business at his place, No. 150 Bowery, for some time
to come, for, as everybody knows, a largo branch of
that business ls In duplicate wedding presents, and
thia trade haa grown steadily ever 9lnce the happy
thought of starting lt occurred to Mr. Johnson, when ho
noted seven pickle Jars among a bride's gifts.
In fact the niagto words, "Cash paid for duplicate
wedding presents," have brought Mr. Johason's estab?
lishment up to the position lt now nceiiptw among
the leading elealers In silverware of the city. Almost
everything that ls inaelo of silver ls to be found on tho
counters and In tho cases, but this ls not the wholo
?itock tn traete. Diamonds and J.-v.-ls of all Hurts am
abundant, and the stock ls weirth ieieililng at feir any?
body who thinks of buying such tlilnge, and. for tliat
matter, lt ls worth a glance from everybody. Mr.
Johnson ls not so romantic as to Insist that tim ROOQt
he buys shall be wedding presents, hut he ls ready to
pay for silver, gold and Jewels In any shape.
-my
Aoneuncamaata
Beware nf a Rlljrht irritation of the throat.
Pni*.*i?il'a i'.nigh Droii* give Immediate r*ll*f. Bald at Itt*
elevated rallreau et*U*n* aud ilruggieie *rery whore,
Espenschf.id'.s Celebrated Hats,
thr i.BAinsri granra anim
Saltaroom, HS Naiaau st., lld.
Iknrt A. Davifi.s, M. D.,
si9 West lxBt9\*St.
MBBBBsa ef ths V*rvja* srste n. e;*nito-Urinary Organ*
Impotence and ateuLty. Hours?tc ta l'a, I led.
Look Youno.
Prtvent tendency to wrinkles or ar*lng of the skin hr
usiag Lr.Ai.-ftKl.t.K DIL l'r*?ervee a youthful, plump, free"!
c.. ditton of tl.o feature*. Prevents chapping, cracking.
Keep* iklu loft, mieotli. $1. Druggist*, or pre-paid bv ex
praia I S. Wells, Jeney City, N. J.
"Tiie best euro tn the world for eeuphs,
eelda und lemuuiptien ls Cutler Bros. A Co.'* wellkuewii
?ld Bealoa Vegetable Pulmonary Baluru
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
Tom as*
nmnv (Mantinea powders
are WaRrivtbd MI'IKIoII to any oilier or no p*v. TBev ar*
Innih-snt lei elVf and are used liv PBOMISBXT HOICK'-CRN and
Cell: B-BAIStaa Clniv 20 .-ents. Sol I bv the .tniggUta uud
aadetlrrs. Depot 40 Murrarst.. Newport, whero tue Fam?
ily an-i Uoaaa vaaaTiAfl Lixiubbtcaa bo ubiamo.t.
M'ltlMi OVERCOATS.
Over one hundred different styles
of Men's and Young Men's Spring
Overcoats, plain and substantial to
the extravagancies of silk linings
throughout; any kind you want;
$9 to $35.
The new Spring Suit Stock is
also in prime condition.
Boys' S]iring Overcoats, with and
without capes. Lightweight " Reef?
ers," too.
In the bering of $1.35 French
Percale u Star" Shirt Waists at
57c., we ^ave an excess of the
larger sizes for boys of eleven to
fourteen years.
Both stores open this evening.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
KROADWAY AND PRINCE ST..
BROADWAY AND 3iD HT.
Prices Same at Both Stores.
Terna* Mme*.
James Mccutcheon & Co.
INVITE ATTENTION AT THIS TINE TO THIEU
1 Alter. \M> VARIED ASSORTMENT Ol' TIIOR
01 -(JULY RELIABLE WAHHINO DKESs FABRICS
FOR SFRINM ANO SUMMER WEAK. INCLUDING
FINE 7.EPUYK (ilNlill A >IS. FANCY BLOTCH
GINGHAMS. LINEN (-.IMiHAMS, DAMASSE LIN.
ENS. FRENCH FKHI ALIS. AMI PURE LINEN
LAWNS. SAMPLES sKNT PER MAIL ON REQUEST.
"THE LINEN STORE,"
?H WEST M3D.ST.
$97% BOTS a wobby pants; 50 arvlos
.. ??**' treim leading lall.ira at half value. LaNU'8
Mum Clothing larien, sn e. h lti at., un.ler Merton House.
New Thing in Furniture.
Partlee pnrehaaing goo-1 furniture sneuM refate toiiur anr
pleee ol ei< heist.'red work whare the M*Bft headed tecka are
driven through the gimp, as thar uu.Io.ibt. dlr Kive evidenoe
ol pour wora aod cheap finish, rina furnitur* nette ihowt
thetlmptaeki.fortlugimgiitiuidon. Lat thia geida roo
when looking al rurailars and insist oa the application ot
gimp wllhoat tecka Adtt*uv, oimp ta appll*d wttAou
tmtkA.
Ainu -iv K GIMP CO. Limited,
130 WALKKR8T. NIWYOKL
^ULL DRK8S SUITS for sale or hire.
LANU'a Bf iee* c.tiL.ag Parters, BO Caal lita at
Laces, fine embroideries, and other articles too delicate to bear rubbing, tr.ny be
cleaned satisfactorily and without injury, if you will pare into fine shavings one-fourth
of a cake of Ivory Soap, which dissolve in a quart of hot water; fill a glass fruit jar
half full of the solution and add the article to be cleaned, then shake well. Rinse
in the same manner in clear, luke-warm water.
A WORD
OR
WARNING
1 There ar
[ they ARE
? I the eenuin
There are many white loapi, each represented to be "just as good as the'Ivory';"
NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar r.rd remarkable qualities of
ume. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it.
^a\il
A Concentrated I.iqnld Extract of
MALT and HOPS.
MANUFACTURED BY SPECIALTY DEP'T,
PHIL. BEST BREWING CO.
Aids JUgcstlon.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Strengthens the System.
Restores Sountl. Refreshing
Sleep.
Priceless to Nursing Mothers.
Recommended by Eminent Physicians.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS.
SILVERWARE FOR
CLUB SERVICE.
The Table Ware for use in Club
Service should be of the most sub?
stantial character in manufacture.
Of good design and correct propor?
tions, the Gorham Plated Ware has
almost exclusively been adopted
among the most fashionable houses,
as possessing not only those qualities,
but because it has been found the
most economical Ware for the pur?
pose.
Gorham M'fg Co.,
SILVERSMITHS,
Broadway and 19th Street.
HIGHEST GRADE SPRING CLOTHING.
WK HAVE MANUFACTURED AND NOW HAVE ON
HAND TIIE LARGEST SPRING STOCK OP sr it-*
AMI OVERCOATS THAT WE HAVE EVER CAB.
RIED.
WE ARK DETERMINED TO 1MVR RAPID SALES,
AND UAVE MARKED THE ENTIRE STOCK AT
I'll ICES THAT WILL. KN.A ill,K BUYERS TO SAVE
MONEY,
f ALL-WOOL SUITS AND OVKR
COATS. WITH SILK PACING
AND SATIN.LINED TIIRCM eil
Ol T. POR SrJiHl AND Sl.VOO,
WOUTH flH.OO, bm HO AND
$30.00.
Al.I.-WOOL CHILDREN'S DRESS SUITS POR
liM
gs.oo POR HOW CONFIRMATION DRESS
SUITS.
CHILDRENS JOCKEY CAPS, WORTH $100,
FOR
42c 42c.
IN'S MTS AT CASE PRICES.
WE PRESENT TO EVERY PUR?
CHASER OUR " NOVELTY M IC lll\.
ICAL EGG," A WONDER.
$12.00
$15.00
notice)
Broadway, cor. Grand-st.
81h-ave., cor. 40lh-st.
usa ftY'C World-Renowned
Absolutely Perfect.
Bprlng etylea ire rca-ly. Retail tUyreai 212 Broad?
way, corner ut Fulton ac. ; 191 5th ave., under Fifth Ave?
nue Howl; 310 Fulton at. Brooklyn. Ak**?U for tho
?.ale ut il..?* High .-lau liala eau bo found tn ev.-ry city lu
tho United bUU*?.
1 . ' ??~??? ?
BKAI..*>KIN SACQL'FS, Newmarket*, Paletota Mid
Wrape Ior ?*ie tc retail at gr.aily l.Muced prlcee Defoe*
eu.rlng away, g'lb tn gbO can be eaved on the price of a
etrlelly i. liable Sealskin garment. 1'artlca noi prepared
lo take advantage of thia aplendld opportunity can secure
the garment by paying ?jo, and havo until July 1 to pay
balance, btoragc chargea only 1 |.er c-nt por month. Writ*
tor llluatrated price liau O. 0. _j ll AV.Nt; Manufacturer, '
103 Prince *l
BALSAM FIR SOAP.
"A PERFECT TOILET SOAP."
Bold at all iha leading atoree A Xmtgt dla* HalMia Pit
Pillow Pre* wuk eterr eake of aoap.
MISFIT and uncalled-for ?nit9, overcoats or
tronaere from. ImuIIbc tattara at bait value. La Noa
MU^'-'-HUiug Tmriete. mty, Uu* ac. udor Monea tiuae*
PlSTS^^^__r^
We don't stop short of perfection
in our SPRING OVERCOATS for
both dressy and plain men.
And we claim further that they
are 1 less in price than other store!
charge, and just S what they can bs
made to order for.
HACKETT.
EARHART & CO.,
N. E. Cor. Canal st and B'way.
OPEN UNTIL IO TO-MCilX.
A. H. King & Co.,
OPPER
TO-DAY
2,000
TAILOR-MADE
TEN DOLLARS,
?anally aold et SIHOO, 910 00, t'ill.iio and 93Bj_^^
Some are SILK LINED, nearly all SILK 1 AC KU |
They Hr,, ?? REMNANTS." " OOD M/.E* " lelc oa baal
from oar MOST DEStRARI.E gooda by aur ?uor
trade of Ihe laat two weehe.
P We waot to cloae them out to. dar. Hence, "BAB*
GAINS" for yon. Ikey are NKW. FASHION >IIi?
and PERFECT PITTING and worth DO I BLI '*"
price we naU.
Itl I
1
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM TO DAY.
Special Attraction in* hililren'*
Suits To-ila?.
Ask for Our ** Hartam " Ile pa rt men*
A. H. KING & CO.,
THI UCaOOCO ami:'.:!.**-* ctATHiaaa
627 A 629 BROADWAY.
RAOWAY'8
READY
RELIEF.
It m?tantly rel ??' an.l ttmim Nf
Olde -re Throat l"??-?;Si " ??." ?"?'."
? la. Ilea.l?< lie Toot ;..t^ *??;/;; ? lk. Haeu. imtm
Kvery Peta. Spnalu.. ?r? ffi fig*?^ ia cha Owly
erldu-h. ?raiaHSE--J-tt-i
that loeteotly atop, the ni?? J^TwamtUacA tuaUl*
Inflammation eu<t > >?r"* '' ',?'?., or oraant. . _mm
btoiuach. Bowola.oroU>?r?lan.laor , , ???
1 ak.., INTKKNAUA ?J\^un,. Heartburn B?J
Hpvaiaa. Mour "toiuaen. N*u?"* } ., <-0116- 1itUl"^_l
...an.ee. HleepieaaaeM. ?U "^"e. 'uubltt Utxieenxe.
til laternal paiaa 40 cte, yoi uu **? J
I f??/alSE*S: Opmtttninam,
I