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A "GOLD BRICK" MAN TAKEN
NORTON'S CLEVKR 8CHBMB TO 8W.N
DLt- FOREIGNERS.
HIS DE9IRE TO RKRAY 1MAOINARY 'OLD
FRIENDS ' RRINOS HIM INTO THE HANDS OF
CAI'TAIN O'HRIEN'S HHM, WHO SAT
THEY HAVE A STRONO CASE
AOAINST HIM.
A swinllT whose stock-in-trade conslsted of
"nerve" arirl "gold brlcks," and who 1. known to
the police at present by the name of O. M. Nor
ton, was captured ln a clever way by Central Of?
flce Datactlrea Hrown and Formosa ln Oortlandt
at. on Tuesday afternoon. They saw two men
walklng along the street. arm in arm, and noticed
that oaa) had the look pf a shart-er, while the
Olher appeared to be a stranger in the city.
After the tWO men hai spent a little tlme ln a
restaurant they parted. Then one of the de
teetives mXraataA the B__npecte_ sharper and took
Mm to Potlee Headquarters, while the other de?
tectlve foliowed the suppoaed "fome-on" and
ascertalned that he was r guest at the Ilolland
House.
The prlso .<r at Headquarterp reftifd to tell bla
twime, and was pul OR the reeord as "John Doe."
He had Uti Ifl money. a gold watoh and chain
and a bunch Of keya. One key bore a tag for a
room in Taylor* Hotel. In Jeraey C.ty. The de
tecUves went and searched the room. They
found a mlner's outfit. Induding drills. tools, etc.
A lot of quartz and three fake g.ld brlcks. The
brlcks wara ln bosaiawlth haiidlesattaohed. Each
welghed l.etwe-.n flfty and slxty pounds. The de
tectlves nis.. found in the room a number of let?
ters whi.-h had t*en addresaed to O. M. N.orton.
and other papers. They took everythtng to PoUCB
Headquarters.
Captaln O'Brlen looked through the stuff and
aald the lettera ehowed that the prisoner had
been carryinK on awlndling operations for years.
Norton's plan was to watch for death notlces in
the Engllsh papers 10 ?el early Informatlon of
the deaths of wealthy Kngll-hmen. Then he
would .end a letter. addresslng it with the name
?f a dead man, knowing that It would fall into
the, hands of relatives. The swindler wrote that
he was anxlous to repay an old friend who had
helped hlm y< ar* ago, and. havlng dls-overed
eome gold mines In America. he wished to share
aome of his wealth wlth his old benefactor. lt
was the prisoner's scheme to get the famlly who
had raeorre- his letter to send an agent to this
countrv. wh.-n. with hls fake gold bricks. he
would try to swindle him out of a large sum of
monev. Captain O'Brlen found a letter from
Henry Greaves. of Derker. Oldham, England.
The elder Greaves. who was wealthy. dled not
long ago. "correspondenee wlth Norton caused
Henry Greav. s t.> send an agent to thls country
to meet his fafner's "old friend."
Plummer Campbell. the ager.t. who had ar
rrnged a trlp to this country to see about some
real estate in Callfornla, also had communi
cated with Norton. who wrote his letters from
Hot Sprtnps. Ark. Mr. Campbell arrlved here
on Mareh 10. Word had been sent to the swin
dler that he was eomlng and it had been ar?
ranged tha: thay were to meet ln Hot Sprlngs.
Mr Campbell was to wear a brown suit. by
whlch he WOUld be recognized. He went to Hot
Sprlng* and met the swln.ller. He was wlth
the DriBoner lt. Cortlandi-st. on Tuesday.
MrP Can.I,bell went to Pollce Htadquarters
yesterdav ..nd sald to Captain O Hrlen:?
-I arrlved here n the Teutonlc and went to
Hot Sprnits. The ,?,n who called hlmself Nor
"n was o have met me at the station. but he
ias not th.-re. 1 left a letter at the postofflce
for 1.S and he |ol it. He called at my hotel
Ind late at nlghl took me *'\r*hZ- ll ?l
woodev Where th.re was a 'dug-out. He sai.l
there was g-ld there. He agreed to take me
\yJtI Bgaln the next day at mldnight and satisfy
?,e about the gold. We went ^ere and Norton
took along a blowplpe and eharcoal tO melt the
borlnps. I -rlUed into some of the gold and
got samplcs of it The samples I had were BJOOfl
''?'.' rnmpl-.'ll atao told Captaln O'Hrlen that
he was t . have me1 Norton <m the Whlte Mar
eteamship pier at 10 a. m. yeaterday. Norton
?was going to turn the gold over to hlm. and ex
rert-d to ircelve WJBaX whlch he sald was half
of the value of the alleged gold brl.-ks. Norton
was lndlCted by the Grand J'irv yesterday
As Mr. Campbell waa put ?o conalderabla e?
?ense by romlng to thls country. he Intend., to
fcrlng a clvll suit agi.inst Norton to recov?r
what he spent. and he will bftve an attac.inien
placed UBOB the UM in money and the golcl
watr-h ar.d chaiu taken from Noiton.
When O. M. Norton wns arrrst-d a letter wai
fc-un.l in his posaeaat-n addrewed to J. Hall.
Hot Sprlnjrs. Ark.. dated from TayhTS Hotel. ln
Jersev City. which led to the airest of a m.ii
Who is belleved to be an aecomplice of the gola
hrlck BWlndler. He in Harry Dlsney, twenty
acven yeara old. of Toledo. Ohlo. Captain
O'Brlen'bell. ves hlm to be the man Booth. mea
tioned ln the letter found in Norlon's posses
F'..n He was arrested at the F.vrett House.
ln his room was found a gold brick elmilar to
ttV.se Norton had.
W. C s.AXFORD-s BODY TAKBX HOME.
TOE FtKERAL TO BR UKLD TO LAY AT AMSTKR
DAM -HIS CAREER.
The body of Willlam Cochnn Sanford, of S. San
ford & Sons. carpet nrnnufaeturers, No. H? Cnlon
Square. Weat, who died at V.'averly. Miss . on Tues?
day. wa* taken to tl.e famlly home. at Amsterdam.
K. Y., yeaterday Tlie fun.ral trlll be held to-day.
end the burlal wlll be In the famlly plot ln that
Clty. ^hP flrm's extenslve r.rpet mills have be-:i
Ciosed alnce Mr. S.infor !'s de ith.
Residea bcln* t sklltu! ar.d darlnn r-ross-country
fhXar. Mr. laflfoad was an e.vpert polo playtr anJ
.- :
i s; jl i m
OrtU&AM C. SANFop.n.
kad 8 flne stud of horsr* aad polo frfinle*. whlch
Were kept a: the Smford stock firm In Amaterdam.
He wa* a well-known memb.-r of the New-York.
Tuxedo RacqtKH anl T-nnls. YBu.l"vllle. Croas
^r^xxrU^xz. Sra'{- mu_i
Sea'lth'r- .wV'motiti;, i-od had pooo ,o W.rert,
^ir^rord wa. bcra InAnv^rta SpZoOmT.
received hl* earlv e.luc.illon there. Att*r,?l|\f_l0'"*L?
giS?to? *^iflitorirewiiH-ur,-:n^^-^?'5
iathye,'aaVan:e min'ltTVo and apct several yeara
ln le_rnln. he deUllla of the buaineaa. He waa un
JSurr.?! Ill*. p.ren.r. anl hln brother. ex-Congreaa
BMin Sanford, survive hlm.
A WOBTBY CBABITABLB EXTERPRISE.
The manairer? of th- Children's Charltable I'nion
have aecure.1 the prlvilen- of the entlre reeedpts on
Saturdav ufternoon n?xt of the I.lberal Art I.e.Kue'B
.xhlbltlon .n the C.rand Central l'alace, bexlngton
?ve. an.l Korty-thlrd-at. The proceeda wlll be used
for the benent of the kindergarten and normal
clas. No. 76 Avenue D. The receptlon wlll con
tlnue from S to T o'clock, and refreahmenta will be
ierved. Mlaa MIHe BerB wlll aing and .rran.e a
musical proitrnmm*, aaalated by Mr. tnd Mrs.
Benger who will contrlbute vocal and plano aoloa.
The patronesaes wlll be Mlaa Schurz, the pre.i?
dent of the I'nion: Mrs. M. Heldelbaeh. the treaa
urer Mra. K. I- Boaa. Mra H. Budfle. Mr.. P.
Knauth, Mra. E. Rtihl. Mr*. A. Von Brleaen. Mr..
1* Dreyfua. Mra. K. Naumberg. Mra. Charlea Spof
ford and Mra. R. A. Bchoneman.
-?
BECVRIXG COXBBXTB FOR THE CHAXGE.
The Thlrd Avenue Rallroad Company l. rapldly
aeeuting con.enta of property-owner. along the llne
of the Forty-_*cond-._, 8t. Nlcholaa-ave. and Man
hattanrille rallway to the aubatltutlon of an under
gavuad .l-otrlc ayatem for th. pre.ent horae trac
tlon. Thi. work ls ln charge of W. N. Amory,
tgho O regardad. aa/ aurfaoa rallroad mea af thla
clty a* partlcularly expert In .ecurlng conaent* ln
thla klndof a project. ??--_r.t wlth
t__ -__, ...f^m a. DroDO.ed. wlll connect ?nn
tha One-hundrea-ano-twem>-??...-?.- ~--r--"r.lh
dam-ave. branche*. through M_OB*ettau ?ltn a,mc.
are already establlahed upon a ftve-cent fare Diaia.
HOME VaJWB.
PROMIXENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLK-Blr Arthur Hayter and Lady
Hayter. of Enrland. ABTOR-Ex-Oovernor Jamea
E. Campbell. o. Ohlo, and Willlam Wlllard Howard.
from Armenla. CAMBRIDOI_~n_ron von ?runlng.
of the Oerman Embaaay at Wa_hln?ton. M MtS. I T
-The Rev. Dr. Henry M. Fleld. FIFTH AMM B
-Ex-Benafor Henry O. Davls. of Weat \ lrglnla and
Mra. Melvllle W. Fuller. of Washlngton. OBA.mj
State Treaaurer Addleon B. C'olvln, of Albany.
HOFFMAX-Aealatant Poatmaater-Oeneral Charles
Nellflon and Oeneral Francla Feaaenden. of Port?
land. Me. HOLLAXD-VlacouBt de Labrey. of
Parla. MIRRAY HILLy-Ex-Congressman Danlel
N Lockwood, of Buffalo. and John W. Stewart. or
Yermont. NETHEHLAND-Oacar 0. Murray. re
celver of the Baltlmore and Ohlo Kallroad Com?
pany NORMANDIK?Albert Chevaller. of I.ondon.
WALDOHF-Oeneral George S. Fiel-1, of Huffalo,
and ex-Lleuter.ant-Governor La A. Watres, of Fenn
flylvanla. WESTMINSTER-George K.nnan of
Washlngton. D. C. WIN'DSOR-CV.onel Samuel V*
Fordyce, of St. I-ouls, and James TUllnghast, or
Buffalo.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Dock Commlssiciers' meetlng.
Sportsmen'fl Show, Madison Square Oardea.
Hepubllctn County Commlttee. Xo. IU E e.-t
Thirtv--elghth-st.. 8 p. m.
Kln.lergarten Assoclatlon beneflt. Flfth Avenue
Theatre, 2:30 p. m.
Drawlng Koom retinion, Sherry's, 8:"0 p. m.
Montauk Club meetlng;. Brooklyn, 8 p. m.
Nlnth Ward Republlcan Ciub dinner, Xo. 1 Abing
ton Sijuare, 7 p. m.
I'nlvendtv of the Clty of New-York Alumnl per
formance of "Fatlence." Metropolitan Opera Houaa,
8 p. m.
New-York Dlbrary Club. No. M Weal Fort> -.--? --
ond-st.. 3 p. ni
Bapttal Cltv MlaaiOB rally, Madison Aver.ue Bap
tlal t'hurrh, Thirty-lir.-t-st.. 7:4-. p. m.
Blrthdav tea In ald of Babies' Hospltal, No. U
East Flftv-nlnth-st., 3 to 0 p. m.
Republlcan Congress distrlct conventlons. Brook?
lyn, 8 p. m.
Professor Xeuman's mln.l-reading test, Carnegi.
I.vceum. 4 p. m.
I'nlon Evar.gollcal BM-tlBfB, Church of the
Epiphany. 4 p. m., and Madison Avenue Presby
terlan Church, IM p. ni.
NEW-YORK CITY.
A reception will be held on Saturday fr.vm 2 tn I
p. m. ln the orthopae.llc and chlldr*n's ward of the
Post Graduate Hospital. Second-ave. and Twen
tleth-at.
A meetlng; of the Washlngton Continental Ouar.l
will be heid at Clark's. No. _2 Waal Twoity-thlrd
st., to-morrow nt 8 p. m.
A meetlng of the Board of Truateeu of Barnard
Oollege will be heid at the eollege, No 343 Madleon
ave.. to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
C. La P. .end. $5 to The Tribune for Mrs Cath
arlne Rooney. of No. 513 West Forty-thlrd-st , who
ls deatltute.
There wlll be a general ra'.ly of New-York Baptlflt*
ln the Interest of thelr New-York 4'lty mlfslon work
thls eventng at Ihe Madison Aver.ue Baptlst Church
at Thlrty-flrst-et. Wllliam M. Isaacs will presl.I.-.
The exerclses will b* varied. conslstlng of a number
of brlef addresses from leadlOf work.-rs. The Rev.
Maaara, MacArthur, Bandera, Panr, MacOeorge,
Dassorle, Francls. Rauschenbusch and Mn.'Murray
wlll particlpate ln the service.
The Woman's I'nlon Prayer Meetlng. of Harlem,
wlll hold to-day an all-day scssion. beglnning ?*'
10:30 a. m., In the Second Coll.-giate Church, Lenox
ave. and C)ne-hundred-an d-twctity-thir.l-.--i. Mr*
Prlndle, superlntendent ol Klorcn. <? Misslon, and
Mrs. Morrow and others will speak.
The New-York Board of K.re fnderwrlterfl liis
passed resolutlons pnJalng Vcrrion M. Davls. th*
Aaalatani DUtrict-Attorney, for his zea; In pro?e
cuting lncer.diarles.
Mrs. Stanlslaus S.vv.i, the mothT of the two de
.erted chlldren who arrived here oti thfl Bteamflhlp
Callfornla. arrlved here yesterday on tbaTmormina
She had been ill In a hospltal in Havre. Mrs BlTYB
wlll joln her hushand and chlldren In lfo.jr._e, Maaa.
A meeting IB the Interest of BO-operatlv* flatrlng
anl home-bulldlng wii: bc h.-kl at No. 711 Ti_mont
ave. this evenlng, under the ansplccs of the Tr. -
mont Bulldlng and Loan AaaoclatlOB, th* oldeal or?
ganlzatlon of the klnd in the city. Addreaaea wlll
be made explalr.ing the methoda employed bj Btich
assorlations.
Four seata In the Produce E__han_e were flOld
yesterday for non-payment of dilfls. Two brought
$310 each, one $305 and one $'"?"
Mayor Strong ha? dlamlBBCd a rompla'.nt against
W. J. Cooney, a Mceneed auct'oneer. of No. I.M"
Broadway, and Informed the comi.laln.nl that auch
casea must be sent to tiie courts h-reafter.
HOT WORDS AT AN INQUE8T.
CORONBR HOBBER AND WILLIASI P.
HOWE IX A WBAXOI.K.
THB COBONER IR DE8PA1R, PINALLT BENDfl FOf:
AN ABMBTANT DIBTBICT ATTORNET TO AB
VISK HIM -ME CAt-UB THB I.AW
TBB A UAE
Tbe Infiuest in the case of Mary C,;h.on, who was
SBPPOBOd ;o have dled from the efTect. of a crlml?
nal optratlon. was made r-x.-eedingly llvely at the
('oroner's offlce yesterday ?n account of the wai
of words l.e1 ween COI-BCT Hoeber and Willlam y
Howe. Um lawyer. Mary QlbsOB dled In BelleVUfl
Hoapltal on March 6. and Mrs Lena Schott. ? 'tiid
wife. of Xo t-'.t Flrat-ave., was aecuaed, Mrs.
Bchotl war the prlaoner ln the case jreatertlajr, and
Mr. Howe was looklr.g out for her Intere.ua.
r>r. otto Behaltse, tba <'orrinrr's physiclan, te.tl
flr-d that there was evldence of an operatlon.
"There were septle oondit!-m. present." he gg Id,
"And these conditior-.s mlght have been produced
by variou. eauaea?" Coroner Hoabar said.
"I object to the Coroner teatlfytng for the arlt
ness. It ).< ilbcal," *aid Mr. Howe
Coroner Hoeber-I do BOl want to have n row
wlth you.
Mr. Ho ve -1 would not condescf nd to row with
> -on.
Coroner Hoeber -I adjouffl thls case untll an Aa
f-lstant Distrlct-Attorncy can be preaenL
Mr. Howe-You can't adjourn this CBSfl now. Von
may go to Albiiny, but you have no rlght to takfl
thls step. I protest against the lnl'julty of the pro
caadtoBB.
Coroner HocbtT Hl I 10 his prlvate rcim. Mr.
Howe sought hlm there latcr. The Coroner pleadtd
that b? li'i'l been ill, but the lawy.-r was pBTBlslBBt,
and the Coroner fled to the corrldor. Aft'-r some
dclay. Asslstant Dlstrl. t-Attornty l.'nger was aent
for and the Inqueal procecded.
Dr. Jftcobus, who was called to Mrs. Icbott'l
liouse to Ircal Mary Olbeon, was aaked to i-.ad B
letter whlch he ha'l written to anotlu-r phjratelafl
about Mary lilb^on's cndltf.n Mr. FtOWfl ol.|. <-t.-1.
Asslstant Dlsttlct-Att( rney Ollvcr. flrho also nrai
present, took the le"..-r. read It nnd aald that lt
was not proper evld.-tu-.
Mr. Howe next demati.U.l to see an ante-morteni
statement, whlch he ttOderatOOd Mary (Jibson had
made.
"I decllne to let you see lt," sald the Coroner.
"Then I wlll Impcach you." replled tba lawver.
"Thla la monetrous,"
Mra. Van Klper, of No. 60 West One-hiindr.d-aiid
thlrty-sea-ond-.t., for whom .Mary 4;it,so!i had
worked three years, was called i,i testiry, and
Coroner Hoeber asked Mr. Howe lf hc wlsh.-d .0
put Mrs. Fchott on tba siand.
"I stand on my rights. I refuse to answer the
queatlon," was the reply.
"Mrs. SehoK. stand up," aald the Coroner
"Mrs. Schott, alt down," .ald her coun.el.
?Mrs. Schott. stand up," repeated tb* Coroner.
"Mrs. Schott. slt down," commarided lier lawver.
Mrs. Schott atood up and sat down and atood up
and sat dowr agaln. Then Aaalatani District-At
torney Oliver told the Coroner that Mrs. Schott ha.l
a rlght not to speak.
Detectlve Murphy tcstifled that Maiy Olbeon w m
found ln Mrs. Schott'* house before she araa taken
to B hospltal. Then the case was glven to the
Jury Coroner Hoeber stepped o!T ihe bduh, and,
going to Mr. Howe, aald: "1 am sure y_u cann it
flnd anv objectlon to my eharge"
Mr. Howe? u'fl your confounded eccentrlcltha I
? Coroner Hoeber?And lt ls such as you who pro
voke me. You had better fO and pay your ilebts.
Vou owe evervbody.
Mr Howe?1 don't owe a cent; but how about
that $600 you owe your CleibT
Coroner Hoeber-What a Mar you are! What il ..
you tell! What an audaclom liar!
The Coroner wa. facing the lawyer and wlthm
a foot of hlm. Kvery one looked for hlows
"What a jent'.eman you are! was the only re?
ply Mr. Howe made.
The Jury found that Mary Olbaon dled from
cauae* unknown. and Coroner Hoeber dlacharg.d
Mn. Schott
Wben you tell ? custom tailor the
kiml of sitit you want, liow do you
know it will become yeu ?
You may have seen tlie style on
some one else, but what does that sig
nify r
See the clotbing on yoursell.
Yon can do this only with ready
made ; the best sort cannot but satisfy
yon. That Vi onr sort.
Our Sprlng Stock is ready.
Rogeks Peet & Co
Trlnra *mt Tiroadwav.
VCrren and Uroad-ny.
Thlrty-semnd and Rniadway.
WEBT0RE8TER COl XTY.
YONKER8.
, .*_ nmnl of Tra-le. on Tues
"^oZTTV* e.ta." ' j K,lW.
^^.^..alaSait-J
148732 . reaolutlon *?s adopted iaTor___
. i v- ih. Bute of rea-ooaMe laara reqalring
rr:;:...,?__?.i-*??.????r^<^
,. m .v,i,,r. ir chatrmafl of the
SS - of J. Manhattan Blevatad and roflker.
Rap?d Tranalt rallroad. had been Beafl m regard
STrOUgh tra'.ns from Tonk-r. U> lle.-tor-sl and
Ihe offl-iEL Promlsed the eaa.fl.ltt_. a r.reful COO
BlderatlOB of the appllcatlon
The Gr.nU Ar.ny Memorlal OaBUfllttae h.-ld Its
flrst raguUf meetlng on Tuesday areaing ln UM
"uv four, room. Hbibw Hall .lohn C. *hott*.
Mii departaaenl commander. prealded. Ha ap
dnte.i the followlng comiflltteeai PrlflUflg. Wlll
um n Flaber and Jamea B. Odell: bylaw_, Roberi
iMlh,. Ctearge H. Hendrlchaofl. Wllltofli Wley.
ErtW.nl .1. M.f'h.11 ind tb. ehalr^an ex-oflle...:
pp,,k.rs f.r th* erenlng eaerctaea la Huale Hall,
,!,,., n Kerler. Bdward J. HltehaR Auguetua
K c ,.. v i.-iv i and Roberi B. I.lKht. A
comnilltee. coBaiatlng ol ft* " Klrkwoo-i and
Ooorzt II HendrtekaOB. commander* reepectlVl ly
of John C Fretnoni and Kiich'r._ po.i.. wa. ?p
ointed ,o arrange wlth Bupertntendent Oortotl. of
;>,e ,-. .1 .- ichoola for the annual rxeretaea of th*
..', a. he ftoldler* and Ballor.' Mnni.mcni
'n Manor Hall Park, OB lh. mornlBg of Memorlal
1,,y , v fl B M Y
Th* Fourth geparate rompany. V o. B. rt. i?
wlll be In.pect.- tht* evenlm al the Armory. m
W_.ver.y-.tVial I o'clock. by Oeneral HcLewee.
who wlll brlna w.th blm a* hta awal tbe Inapector
Gen'-ral of the Plral Brt8.de, N <? B. R. -
Vi .-Commodore Valentlne, of the Tonkera Co
rlntMan Yachl Club, aron the Rowland rrophy ln
,.,..,.,!: i'i it:.. n- . !'..? h !' " I '? "" k" aK '
u-i Tueaday nlght the membera aatnered al ine
clubhouaa and Commodore Prlm. preeented Mr.
a* arlth hl? prlae a _llv.r pitcher.
\ number of KiKir* from Bouth Afria arere
preaenl I..1 nlabt al lh. mlMlonary meetlng held
|n ,),.- l'.r ' Reformed Church. On Prlday i
th.} wii alag ln the Warburton Avenue Baptlal
Church.
willlam L, Kellogg, who ,iie.i tuddenty Tufi.c
ln Polfce lieadquartera. waa the bob of the
lat* 8. T. Kellocc IL lefl Yonk.r* aboul I.
year. aao fcr tr?- Weat, where he doali ln real
111* d< ath ara* c ? I* 1 hy ?>? ''- I ' ?
nlaand pleurlsy, andi I I i ia waa flr.i
lu_,.. ?, ; h - i- ? ??? "? ? l< ntlfli i h) Rufui K i i
I!,, .*?..- Mm .1 F. Flteh, ??' Peek.klll, ?? ?
irranced for th< funeral, t.i be held Ihla after?
noon ai thr Plral Pre* lurch. The burl?
al will be I'i It John'a l'. mi l. rv
The medloal staff ol Bl loaeph'a Hoapltal arlll
enjoj ? .liniicr thla evenlng ?>' Ihe Cltj Club, m
Bouth Broadway.
Qulte a number of member. of John C Bhotta
Camp, N -. Bona of V.tei u a, alt. i led Ihe ?n
nu tl receptlon of Qlla. Camp la.l ntfht, In Vew
Tora Cltj
??' Ri \ \ T 'i. nn) rector of < 1 ???-.? ? ?
P.Iham, preach I laal ntahl at Bi John'a r-i* ? -
p.l r-hur. h. and ihe Rev ri.v.'i Plynn, of il
Vernon, at St. Joaeph'a Church.
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MOUNT VERNON
The a?v!um of Constantlne fnmmandery of
Kinik-ht? Templar, al One-hundn I and-twenty-flftb
*t. ar-.j i.-Tini-t m-.ve . on Tu.aday nlahl pi nted
an array of reaplen leal unlforma The occa.lon
wa.* th<- otllelel vl*lt of .Tame* A MaBBlflg, OflC ..f
the offlcer* of the Orand Commandery of th<- Btate
of New*Tork, and un* of th. most popular buaineaa
tneri aa well .a Fre. Haaofla ln New-Tork Clty.
When he w?* reeelred aad welcoaaed by Bmlnent
Commander .i ftewart Wllaoa, th>- aayluai vv..
crowded t . i" canadty, among Ihe many t>re*<nt
being Wllaon O. Foa Orand Repre.entatlve of Ala
i.ania. Henry B. I'.i oade., Grand Repre**ntatlv. nf
Illlnolx: r." Commander* Franklln T !>a. * Pred
erl.k K. Van Court, Willlam J McDonald. Prederlck
K. Davia, A. Norton Rrockway. Cyru. 6. li.ii.h.n,
.Tam.-s H HaeOraaor, John B. lllll. f'.eortfc M Wal
rr ??? ?? nnd M.iw?* D <:.-ttv al-O l.irs'- deleftatlonfl
from York. Beth'ehem and Other rommarnlerle*.
Bmlnenl Blr MannlnK's addre** wa* full of Int.-r
eil and In.truCllon After the formsl ceremon!e_?
of the even Ina, aupper ???.-? aerved ln the hunnnet
hall. supervlse.i by Captaln-Oeneral A. ll Bradley.
^.imniander \Vl|p >n made an .Xcellent pr.-aldina;
offlcer. Th.re wer. ?l*ri Impromptn addrr**es hv
Sir* Fnx, Mf-nonall. N.il.le. I" ,S I.avl*. HcCourt,
Hubbell and ..ther*.
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WHITE PI.AINS
Rlchmond K. P!ad?, *eeretary of the ritlzen*' Oa.
ari Blectrio Company, waa placed In nomlnatlon
.nai r!i?ht bv the Republican town caucua aa . candi?
date for BuperVlior. Homer flrluns. a w.-ll-known
horae*tr tlnef, araa romimted for Collector.
HHW-ROCHEI-LE.
The irn^teen nf Telhain M.iror have prnnted tn th*
"Huckleberry" Trolley Company a franchise to
build ard operate the road throuah the Manor
Ii ls In'imated lhat there la a spllt ln the lo.-nl
:;ink? of tha Democratlc party lhal arlll i>e heard
from on Mar. h 11.
JoBeph |! itephenaon, Ihe outgomg Kxr-is.- r*f?m
miaaioner. ha. oot been abl. lo efre.-t *ome of th'
,,? rm* he had hoped lo accompllah, bui he retires
wlth tl.<- reepecl of ihe communlty.
Oeorae i- gpauldlna wlll auperlntend the rerival
,,r "Plnafora" by the Aleantara DraBBatle Aaaocl?
ation
The fnlliwlnir men wlll have a blll re.lucin. Kas
ratea Introduced before Ihe present Lealalature:
Oeorae Perguaah. E Lambden, P. LevUon and R.
II S'?tt._
STATFX 1BLAXD BAPPEXIXQB.
The elghl IndlrtmeiHv Whlch wre fOUfld agalnst
the Bntuj Harbor aallor. m MH for baHot-bo-i
?tUfflng, In tbe town Of "'aMleton, In the antiiinti
electlon ..f thal year, wer. dl.mlaaad y-sterday Ifl
Ihe Bupreme court by Juatlce Bmlth ea ihe bboUor
of I.lstrlct-Attnrney Oeorge H. PtBB*y. H- ?8 sal.1
| that some ?f the a?ruaed men bad dled and Btherfl
i, ,,i i. fi the eoaatry. The accuaed m.n were .1 n
i Hewltt, a Love, .1 II Craanwell, ?'.. B. Banker, .1.
II. Wilson and B. K T-lO-BpaOfl.
Th. trlal of Tl.onu.s Crlmes fot murder In the
iirm .leirrei- ha* been aal down for Monday tlrlm.-a
waaarra^mad yeaterday and Wllliam J. Power.
wa- -aelgned tohla defence, be havlng deajared his
in.i.iiitv to I'tiaraiv- oouna.1.
l--rlt7 Much'- tbe proprl-tor of Ihe Avondgle llolel.
.? siiut'ii Beaeh, waa Indlcted y.-.L-niav wlth hla
,..lfl. .... kc<M>iriL' a dlsorderly house. Henqr Kemp?
ner of Btapfrtan, who shot Marv Kurns ln the arm
, while celebratlBg. waa Indlcted aad pleadBd guilty.
II.- W8? s.-nt.-nced to ti.ii ty days ln J..II
i U-.rlt.in TiIIk < nl.i Of Red M-'H. wlll hol.l a
I smok. r ln ftJert Mall. N-w-IIi-IkIiK.n. thls *v,,H..R
?ri... i number fif < ommer.-e met on Tu.BdBy even
. in? Tl.e electlon of Haybury Plemlnfi ? tt.
Havena and Pedor Hcbmidt waa announceu. It.-so
lutlona were adopted recomm-ndlng the purchaae
of the ltllllpp Houae l.y th.- State to pnaeyva lt*
hi.torie vaiu.. The ii.aa.irei r.-poiied $1,;._*;!hj iii
the traaaury.
Th. suit of i-'reileii.-k C. Kealey, of CUftan, againat
I'hilii. I'larlus. of \v> st Btighton, for OB) daoiagee
for runnlng Into hls bicycle was heard yeaterday.
The Jury broujrht In a verdlet for the defendant
refused to recelve It
tbe
but Justlce Smltl. ?-.'?
.round thal the wheel bad a* much rifht on the
roud as the WBgOB and that .'larlii* ww nt fault.
A t.ew trlal wa* ordered.
The Ilcarrt of PotiO. r'otnmlaslonera yesterday
ahook up the Department. transferrlnif Bergeftflt
iKi.i Cineii fro'i. Pollc. Headquartera to Totten
vllle und ?ern< nnt Joaeph Cobb, 10 Statlon No 2.
in Weat Hrltchtoti I'ollreman Kaltenmeler. of the
mounte.l s.iitad, was dlacharKed for neKlert of duty.
The altnr in the ehnpel of the Home for Mllnd
Olrla, at Mount I_iretto, .djolnlng the poya' Hom.
founded by Father I)rum*oole. wlll br- dedlcated
thi. morning by Archblahop Corrlf.n ;?nd Bl.hop
Farley, .aal.tad by a number of prl.aU. Th. money
Silk
Ginghams.
We dir-ct attcntion to some very stylish
.specialties in these recently
imported by us. A pretty
coffee color grenadine effect
with an ill over scroll de
sign interwoven and a P<>n
gee colored ground striped
and chccked with white and
overflecked with small self
mwmuweu TraAtMark c0'or Damasse figures are
worthy of note?price 75c. per yard.
In our department for Wash Dress Fabncs
now replete with the choirest goods there are
many handsome specialties.
James McCutcheon & Co.,
THE LINEN STORE,
14 West 23d St.
fe. ]iiiorr^JpiNEFCTWiTura
An Art Journal says:
? There are so many thin<rs offered
to buyers nowadays?all with a view
to trade?that it 'is eaaler to mako
]l<tra(. \\tr\y than it was iu the days of
our jjrandiiiotliers."
True?and tbat is one more reason
whf you should buy not only wliere
the fnrnithingi offered are artistic, but
where a skilled decorator is aiways
ready to tfive BOfgettiODS as to the
hannonyot'colors,materials, and styles.
"BUV OFTHe MAKiB"
Geo. C.FLint Co.
A*,.43 ***o 41 WEST 23 ? _T.\
rlCAS BftOADWAY.
FACTORY: 154 and 15ft wwt I97_TWET
RELIABLE!
COWPERTHWAIT'S
All fltaflO ln theae miperb Orlental R-l-,
bal or.ly Xht lUIMflt pr1r*_.
CARPETS. jurna crboit. m w__. uth a,-*
_ * _ __ "
,7fo?n-l the Home for Hl.ryl OJrt.lf- 9*? **
Blater Ann. tba fQundar in prearnt n c
?,r.icr of Bt. Praw* ,?V..'"Thrn an who becaroe
(Uughter pl a ?"'" ./Th,. _?d Father
tatraagad ^^?^m.nuutt u ?mp_ct *??
trtcd to reconclle hla fr' "',' .ivinc man Mlaa De
\^;:;1;r,;wV^...v:,^n.'r^r^.r,./nrrrto
;i;,,a:?-". ?.;?:':>:..?- ?-Kft
f:':;;;;';1!;, liv'f.i^-ir^'civi.-.-.'bi.tai.o-fo.in.i-.-i
a ;. |.l order of fltoterbood.
OR. r: \i mi: vnn * BXPERIMENTS.
IXTEf-lGCT IN Hli BBPOBT-D DlaWVRBI-BB
A pKBTCH or Kia I.lKK.
.,-._ .... ripr.i-.ri p-bllan. l ln Tba Trlboaa yetur
,,,. f ,,- rtBerlmeatfl whlch wara coaducted by Dr.
nH E?m*na.tendln?to|i??ire_b?praaa-ie*ol
-, rar> ln aun ln fad >" ?*?* ?"''ir'-"
miu Itebt, wer* r.-..-i wlth b-taroat by many
.. .. ,rl r_p.rln.mter.. Although none of
. . - ?n b) ? TrlbuBfl reporter waa wlll?
ing t. I'lmit. or -v. r. eommeni upon. -he merl-fl ci
thl. tbeorleg advaaced by Dr. Bmmena thara to ao
aouMth.MherwulUobla.n-db) u.e tetur w.ll *
. md thoroucblj Uwaatlgated la -a-mal
!.,:? n ii .riea In thlfl dty.
Apparently. however, tba MmtmUm lO-etloa
whether -)? X ra- realty do aalet la ?unbeaaulaad
other forma of llghl and can ba fouad vrithout the
iU 0f Crook. - t.n.. - and ln luetlon ooUa l* in a
talr way to be ?ettled by l>r Bmnana himaeif a*
? ia told ln Th* Trl i f* terday. h* aaya tbal bo
?? eon tructed an natrument. whtch hc term* a
rhlch it wlU be ao* -
: . ? . ... ?? u i ,""'"* -? ,h-,iu"""
i , ? ? ?????' ??"??-???" ",,ly anl,""
00t tbe help of tba uaual photogrnphlc nedlum*
j,,,,,..,,., brouahi into na* Dr. Bmmen? tayt ba haa
.ir. . u nroved the utlllty of thla Inetrument. but
\rr v-.r.,u* am-.II detalla that requlro per
' .',,,. i..f,i- he la wllling publlcly to exhlbll he
Ir-i M- -f the photoecope, H? aald yeatardmy
> i, .?-.?)' i i..- ablfl f demonatrate thfl practlcal
1 . ?|| be believed l.v a gre-t many .ple that lf
Dr f&men. ..... obtiln arlth thl. toarrant ftj
-, rt.rii wlth Ihe eunllght that other* have
;,."locedwUhthe va^urn lubU he hM undoubtedly
LT,,-.-"...i.-.i ln in. Um rr... n-w radlaaca In aunbeama,
'I)r" ?^m"nn.l'w_r!bora ln Keat, Enatoad. oa Dj
cJaiber V l-tt ll""'.'V'"':i,<"Mv-"'
i .,,?i,,ii anl w.i- afl rward engased at lh* Oate.?
,'.i i i ;.? Worka, , largfl concjrn on tne banka o
the river Tyne Later he loob up the etud) of
'hrmi'rrv .nti enflneenra. He caine to thlfl^juntry
., ,,.,, yrari .._?>. -"''I ba* *1nce then nlned .j
...,.,..,',,.,? M m Inventor ird aa ? mlnlna nn.l
ele?trica? englnear Pr Bmm.ni Ifl the laven ?.r
oi [negtaal exploalv* kr.own .- "emmenalte whlch
w, ,-lo.r. l by ihe l'nlted Statei Oovernment. An
ot her of hla inventl .n? ?... fo" tbe i-.r.v.-rr, ..... th"
, ,1 Rodney funa Into efflclrnl weapone, but Co.i
ir.,* after approprutlm !_-.0__ to have th* 1bv?b
tlon earried mto effect. f-r aome remaon or ..ther
never oroceeded wlth the project Dr. I-.mm^n-.,
who |* connected wlth .everal fold mlaaa n Call
forala haa hla New-York oHlcefl al No. 1 Broadway.
,,n I Vv.-a when u. thls dty al tba Btevtnfl Houae in
Broadway._
A 8PRIX0 MILL1NEE1 0PBND7Q.
The xprlns mllllnery openlnjra nt the **tab!!ab
ment of r.ord _ Taylor. Broadway an.l T?vr.tleth
at.. ..re e.iK'Tly awaltbd each leaaon by N.-w-York
women The deror.illons In the COmforUble parlor^
upat.lr. ara remark-bly beauUftrl thl* your. Jm
m?.nae baabaU of roaaa, buttercupa. moralnf-gloriea
and other Bowara are raatened le eacb of the nany
plllara. A multlpllclty of mlrrora. also twlned arlth
hio - 'i.)". rdl.-.t tha colors on evary "Me. AU o! th..
i,.,rs flbown ar* pretty aad taataful, and many .>f
tli.ii) are loUlly un'.lke tho)-.- n.-.-n el-mwhere. 1 ?M
of the most dellcat* ara tba larg* iai lea hata ln
..ale atrawa Ona baa a ruatlc crown aad icRhorn
hiim, eavared wlth nathered tuUe. II l? irlmm.-.l
wlth whlte aml inair..--.-oi..r.-.l roaaa aad feathara.
Tuiie, it may ba aaid, falrly eaabroada everytblng
thls s.-as.ni an.l l.-n.ls a flOftn*** 10 what.-v.r It
I toucbaa.
A linlqne wnlkitiK hat of CTUBbed vloleta Is velled
Wlth roy..1-1.1.ie lull- aad a.lortic.l wlth pink rosen
aad fffllag- ,,||lk chlp is tha diaterlal of a demura
1 llttle pobe, Iba ottly trlmmlnga of wblch ara btacfc
velvel aad oatrleb plumea. Not Loula XVI, but
' Henry 11, 'M aald ." be re*p*n*lble for tha ityla of
' crown in fl larga black pletura-hat. The velvet
; ,-.i_..i i.iiin i- ni...-. ruiiy curved, and larx.- drooping
o.trlch f.iiii.-rs an- artlatlcally arranaed at tha eide.
Thls . xhlhlllon is a good place ln whi.-h to s.-.i tho
t i? ?? color* of tb* year. I'rdlrla-irrean la a hriciit,
full 'tini, miioh uh.-.i in rannbtnatlon wlth palar
' fhadea, The purplea r.mK'- tr.mi lixht lavender to
Ihe deepeal .1 ..l.ii.i, and tha browafl from orang* to
1 l.iin.t Rlenng. Thr.-.- t.m.-s of thi- s un.- color Is a
! rrequenl Idea far a boaaet Apple.bloaaom*, wbloh
, look nalural enough to ba iragrant. aad every
.pecle. of fleld-rlower ara need upon the chlldren'.
hat*, Thls departmenl fully .-.lu.iis the other ln at
i n.i. Uveaeaa.
Wlt ii the mllllnery ..re flbown aummer paraaoM of
j Draadan Mlba, with haadlea of nalural wood aad
l.urnt l.-ery Th.-re ,.r>- eapea of su.-h alry fal>rl.-n
.1 n.hnal, lace and tdlle, whlch ih?-ir future owner..
WOUld l.-tt.r miun) CgrefUlly from lh.- Aprll ihOWOTB.
Pl BLD' sroRE BMFLOTE AEEBBTED.
Jowph .1. CImoo, an opener an.l pucker Ht the
| I'nltcl Htnt.f. Appralser.s' Btoroa MO. -4'?- WiiahDiK
' t.Di-Ml., was lo.?k^l UP ln-at evenlnK at the L.-.Diarl
[ nt police atatlon, ebbrgfld wlth lur.-nj. When the
I (ip.-i.rr* and p)._k> ra w.-re leavlng: the bttlldtaf abo)it
? 4 o'tlock, 4'lsco wai) calle.1 Into tbfl offlce of lh*
Drp'.ity collector, ('.cnerul N. (1. Wllllnma, on the
' flrm floor. and only a few feet from the atreet aa.
1 iran'-e. There the Hjxclal tgeatfl toM (Jeneral Wlll
! lama thal they ti^aetad ciaco of atoallng, and
placed hlm' un.ler arrext. When th* prlaoner waa
; nein-hed at the .tatlon a chlna cup and aaucer,
| two plat?n an I two hroee pa.llocks. the latter bear
Ing Ihe l'nlted Htatea 41ov.-rnment ntamp, aml ll_9
In raah were found In hl.a poaaesaion.
He clalnx-d that the exiunlner had irlven hlm the
crock/ry, but he could not account for hls posdcsslon
of tba padlocka.
CMeo la a war teteran. llfty yeara old, and haa
be.-n employed In Iho Appralm-ra' Storea for about
twenty yara. II' waa foreinan of openera and
packera In the crorkery-room. He llvea wlth hlfl
famlly at No. &H Tenth-ave.
Thera la an annex to tha publio atoraa on tha
UJr. a /-?.
O'Neill's,
6th Ave., 20th to 2l8t 8t.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
IN
LADIES' JACKETS,
CAPES and SKIRTS.
Each article mentioned in thls announcement is new,
stylish and serviceable, and at the price at
tached an exceptional bargain:
Jackets and Capes.
CLOTH CAPES, elaborately braided,
tailor finisb, and worth 5.50,
special 29S
JACKETS of Black Cheviot, Box
shape, and worth 5.00,
SPECIAL
2.98
COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, Plaited
Backs, full cloth facinff, worth 6.50,
SPEOAL 3>98
WOOL CHEVIOT JACKETS, fine
quality, also in Tan Kersey, Double
Plaited Backs, novel shapes, worth
7.75,
SPECIAL
4.98
the invalceache.'kelofr. employe In
It was learne.l 1881^nja? were
the WtoCWiawgJI^ valuable ?ooda
inlaalnK froifl one foaaianmei? ?' bullding and
CommlSaloner Shielda thla morntna.
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MO COMPLAIXTS; XO REMOTALS.
rilARITIF.- COMMISSIONF.R FAL'RF. DEME8 TWO
KI.MOR8.
rharltlea Commlaaloner Faure wa. aeen at Tlenevue
HoaoUaJ laat averdiii with raCaranea to the Btate
i X ?':.. 'th.-,-' W-ta .-ompUlnt- M .0 the ma,
Lc ! ,e, t Of the Soatln. lodKlllK-h-n,^ in Ita tr-at
, .{ ,he l.ilgera. nnd that whol.-.alo removala
;;.r.. ta be 8-8-5 in -Mtona. H.?pltal. The C om
miaaloner aaM that he felt annoyed at .urh rumora
SSS thero W-8 not ihe ta--* truth ln any of
"Thave baard ro complalnts froaa the lodslns
houae" he aald, "but. on the r-ot.trary. the ?ood
lorK la be.nK hl*hly rnmmended. 1? ?? *? aa the
X talk aJboat ra-a-wa-a from _talleY_a Ho-pttat ta
S_t-a?8-! M me aay thal there te no Inveallgatlon
".M". .no no removala nre ron.emplated. I am
S H-llevue ll,is5>l?, i everv tla, for OaUU, ..pan of
> my duty. and ^htaltmto w iU
Ct^i" ^'comi-l?.. and no removal*
nre i-ont?mplateil. _____^_
.1///. DOOLTB RFSIGXATWX ACCEPTED.
The Burnh.m Indu.trlal Karm. Canaan Four
Cornera. la Columbla County. haa many frlenda In
thla Clty The Hev. John Pooty ha. been the auper
intendent of tba In.t.tutlon for aome tlme but laat
iuaruat he tendered hls reaiKnatlon. The Board
AU8UK ne teii.1 ' r^^Knation aat month.
?i S__^_fe_t Ma 1 .?% Sdadopted reaolutlon*
nr.Hl.,a iJ h Rh terma Mr. Pooly'awork durlng hla
["mire of the auperintendenry of the Farm.
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MARINE IXTEEEIGEXCE.
MINIATL'RE ALMANAC.
Sunr1ae?:08!!?-naet6:irMoon aet. p m II 44 Moona age 5
HIOH WATER TCVPAT.
* aa <ia-dv HMk 10:1. -kw. I?l?n4 10 34 H>I1 Oata 027
?2--_-_2y S-5 -8-ta OO*. ialand 10:89 H'll O.,* 12 V.
IXCOMIXG STEAMERS.
TO DAY.
..?.-. rnm t*_aa
?:,?""? .Qlbrvlt.r. March 1......Anehor
J,,a'lf,'. H-.m.mrg. Marrh.Hamb-Am-r
E?!Sh_;.V.'.s iVm!.;..,. Marcn ll .<-Vb*?
..... ..ni.n'.: .... ? Ul__a-w. Mareh -. Allen-St.i.
L-?,,....?.. .Havana, Hareh M.N 1 a t nt.*
rr_ iai 1 . - - Btrma-a. Mareh l?.Qaebje
irlniaaa. ..-? M?r,li 4 .Wilson
bap_at_.aian. marom *.
FRIDAT, VAlti'lI 20.
_ , ij*m___i Mareh II.Oaaaia
un.LnJ. ..Ua-doa. M-r.1, 4.w-taaa
gATt'RDAY, MAKdl 21.
.f-wttmmi
.Chrlatlan
.<ilr.rnlt_r
Hln-oa't-a.....Ot-caltar
, ,orv .?iwlliaaaillna. M.irrh 14- Am*rl.-an
l-____.......Chrlatla-uin-, Mare* 7-Thingval.a
r_r__n__i '.'..Olbr-lur. Marrh 7.Pabr.
, '. ! _?._??.:'...(Mbr-ltar. March -.Eal.,
OFTGOIXG STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Ve*.el For Llne. Matls <-|<w. ?8BBal_B_?a.
Zaan.lam. Amat.rdam. NMh-Amer... TiuO a m 0:00 a m
PBIOAT, MAR< -I 20.
Semlnole, rh.irIe.ton t'lyrte.?- 8-00 MB
Alllanea, Colon, C-.umbl_a..10.00 . m UM ni
RIo Orand., Bruiuwlc*. Haliory .11V.l^.m i.Sm
Clu.lu.l Coodal Ka-aaa, SpunlHl..IO :U0 ? m 12.00 m
SAlTltKAV. MAJaCH It.
I__ To-irulne Il.'.vre. Krenrh . 2:00am ."\:0.)?m
>.-r i'm. V..t..i...... NHh ktaar.... 1*aam taMam
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SHIPPIXG XEW8.
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At'.KtVED.
Steamer Moblle (BT). I>-yl_n_. london 'Mar.h 6. wlth
ndM ami .1 paswt.Ker. W tl.e New-.ork Shlpplng ?.'o.
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Si.i.n..r T-UtOBle (Ur). r_me..in l.lv?rpoo| Mar|i 11
ui.l Que*_.tOW- 12. Wll* autmt, :>27 aaMai an.l 52_ -teer
an iTi-HenijeM to II M.ilttand Ker?ey. Arrlved at the Ilur
atSt?iimor'"'hrlatlne (Panl. laHBB, Chrlatlanla Febniary
_n, rU -khlkta. Mareh 1, In Imlla-t to Ou?t H?ye. Arrlved
al'tlie Ilar at I :. B- _..______. _ ? . ,?
stean.e. Ta-amlaa (Oar). F?n.U. Htaaaborg, l-ebru_ry __
nnd liavre Maroli 1. wlth mdae nn.l 24,0 ateera.* pa.mvn
gen to jraaai. Edy- * Oa Arrlved at the Bar at 8
'"Steamer Wenlernlund (Hete), Nlelaen. Antwerp Mareh 7,
wlth mdae, Ot cabln and :1H3 ateeruf* paaaenfera to the
InL-rnallonal Navlgatlon fo Arrlved at the Bar at 7:_0
Steinuer Slellla (It?I). Ilruno, Mee-lna February 34 and
I'alermn 27 wlth indae to Itliel. Fettmann * Co; veaael
to Himpiton". wpamat * Teaaaa. ai-fcred at th? Bar at a
Hiean.fr Halerno (Oer). Hrhamberir. Hantoa Pebruary 21.
St l.iirlu Mar.-h It, wlth m.l?e 10 Kuneh, Edye A Co. Ar
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Steamer A11e?hany <lin, U>v, Sarantlta Match 4.
C_-t__a.B8 ?. Umon 0 and Kln.aton 12. wlth mdae and
4? pA?.?ntfera ?n Plm. Forwood A K-llock. Arrlred at tha
Bar m ii 1 111. ..... -
Steamer Antonlo Zambrana (Nor), Fur__H_. -anche. fl
daya. wlth frult to Edgar 0 O-dney. Arrlved at th. Bar
at 8:18 p m. _ _ . __.. . ._.
Bteamar Trlnldad (Br), Fraaar, B.nnuda Mareh 18,
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quality, verv wide, lined throughout,
and worth 20.00,
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wlth md? aml lf. p.iaaena-em t.-> A F. Ourerr-r'. '._? A <"<>.
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St-.iin.-r Nueoea. Klak. ..tlveaton and K<-y Weat. WUM
m.!a.- an.l paaaengera t-> C 11 Mallorv A Co.
lHaifr Bemlaole, rhi.h<-?ter. taeut avlll* *rl Oiarl**
t.?i. with ih.)m? ?n.| p.iHh.-na-?n t Willum P Cl) I* * Cft
lt*am*r OM Pomlalo*). Hiakeman. K-ffolk, etc. artra
aaiafl ..n.l paaaenK.-ia to 4)|j DooUnloa i* C
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to W !' Clyee A Cb.
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M Ifc-wrlnr * ArchlbiJd.
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aouth. ettar; haxy >.ff ahore.
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Co
Sreamer Na.-oochee. Smlth. Savannah- R L Walker,
luaaaer Oeerm* immoia (Nor), Pehraaaa. Parl Uaua?
Kltinicer Bros.
?teaOMT Saratoa-a. H lvce. Havana anl T-iaalf I 1
Ward A C*
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4'o
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Si?-n.-o A Young.
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44M Docolnloa Sa <v
Si.-i.mi. i- l_.uip.u--aa. ButtentU, Galveaton?C II Kaltfl_f
A >>>.
Steamer AN.-nhorn, Oiarlea, Baltlmore--H C F*_*_
Steamer Alr-atla (Br), Swaln. Medlterranvan p>-rr.-> 11*0
der->n Bro.,
Stenmer MarteDo (Dr). Rea, Hull Samlera. n A Son.
St.urt.er l-'rnnklin (Nor). Ra?nniaa..n. Booas .1-1 T-ro?
\v \v Karlfaw * . v
Steaim-r ciirtatlne (Dan), Ijirttn. Copenhajen Oaet
Hey*.
Shlp ti S,-h<-t pa. Dav. Yokohama? I F Qmmu
llark Onindloven (Nor). Jncobaen, Aulbom. Pei.mark?
Funch, My* _ c.i.
sa:i.ki>.
Steiinier* Alaatla (Mr). fo* Mwllterranenn port*. 0***1
Pum-aia (Mor), I'otl l.lr.-.'.n; Mcaragua (Nor). Olrara;
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S..uthampt..n; K.-n.-<lnKt -n (llr). Antnaarp; Panania Ifrfc
Ilor l.-aux. via Santin 1-r. g_r.U_a. Havana aml Tamp'oai
lloanok-. ISonx. Norfolk and N.-mport N?wa.
thk mo\i:mi:nts or stkam.-rs
lOKKIUN I'DRTR.
St?nni#r Spr?v ((I.-ri. \\illlaT_rod. fmm New Y"rk. ar
rivp.l nt Soutliampt..). Mar. h ls aml pr...-_.alrtl f>r llremea.
Stramrr St I>iula. Ha.mll.-. Kew-TOTh for Southanitpoo.
paaaad S.-llly Marvn 18.
Steam_r Kurai lll*man-k 40<t>. All_?r?. from New-Tort
(Orl.-nt .-rulw). urrlve.1 at M.-aali; i Marvh 10. ^^
Slram^r Spnarn.lam (Dutch), llonjrr. Imm Ncw-Yoni
for Roltrrdam. arn\p.l at H.>ul.._n,- Man-h 18. ^^
Stranim Vlr.tnla (Or), Von Ua*?<r_ltx. froiii NVw-lofa
Mi.i. h 7 fur St^ttln. p.iaa^.1 l_-\via laland Marrh IT ^
Steam? El?)?? Mall.- Oli-r), ll.-li>i_r-a. from S?w-Tof*
Man-h * f?r Kluahln.. pas*o! the I_zard Marvh I*.
StMunivr Manluiniwt (Br), Walker. from New-York tmw
ruary ttt. vin Newi-art Newa and Norfolk. for Llverp.-".
paaaed lln.w Head Mon-h 18. ._
Steamer Rottenlam (Dutrh). Vrw_e, from Rotterdam r?
Kew-York, paaaed DOVflT Murrh IM. ?
Steamer <7tt>- of Truro (llr). aalle.1 trom Carthaaena _?
New York March 14. ._ ter
Steamer Aleata (Fr>, Brlund. aalled from M.r-elllea r-?
New-York March Ifl. -- - a
Stenmor Borderer (Dr). Trintck, from Bo-ton Mann ??
arrlved al Lrmdon March 17. u.ttt
Steamer (a-lorodo (Br). Whltton. from New-Yoi* m??~
8. arrlved at Hull March 17. _^^, -^.
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ruary 15. arrlved at Klo Janelro March 17. _ _^
Steamer Kanaaa ?*lty (Br). Jonea. from New--_-?
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Steamer Brltannla (.?. Saa^ala. from New-York. ?9*??
at Maraelllr. March IR. ^^ tot
Steamer Mlaalsalppt (Br). Oatea. from New-Tor. "
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New-York. aalled from Southampton March 18.
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