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DIED.

BELL On Mcudsy evening Ifsr short lines aged years
he fr.rS. Of the family respectfully invited to .end his
funeral h late residence No 10 Csnst this afternoon,
JoSEs~A St Augustine Via. Mach p, of pulmonary con.
snpou wisn Joee' Of South Brooklyn aged 20 years and
His mains will be Cypress Hills Cemetery for
Ct 90 u. lSH inst Cynthia NJ wi" of
o;lS;. Ts's:.,,e c,n.I,s
eirDg ubmsisn ThOm4siIs Owen aged 80
ispS Both li'irs ani dying she az the LordsD
Her inferred Monday evening in Greenwood
FOLK Recently Gen Edwin Polk .bO,t d Gen
Pei and The Of the lss President Poll. sc elected
the 1917 IePIesentaiye Of Hsrseman Coun aud
tor from the Of Hsldeman MeNdy and Hardin and
'PIAfR"M Fr.ssiip April Deacon Plat aged Il,
Smith On the 7tb Inst Ch,rle. Smith, aged year,
-, Uttered 10 the cs%1t'r o. Ey'Ef,esG.
The Trend. sHd Of the family respectfully
No a West wa,hns' nplses At 81 O'clock P III, on Thurdsy
wALKER-Henryh Walker at hi, residence MOrrstOwn
n j. Mach % ssss = Z, ye A., r,,,,, ro,,n.
DtAIq HsssY t's g Tr, e. inform az
Henry A. wner who resigned bis fal hold upon life a. bis resi-
dsnce Mo ris,os n n J Yesterday
He received s At the ASsUy ACADEMY and then =: ss. Col
In EuTope er hieh be real Ia with the
believe and admitted the bar But before engaging in as
or the West lIos, company wh his brothsrn law j. Hill
Hsa 8 St Croix mefe chant and planter
Wien M len NewYoTk he was In The last stage Of
hus pronounced lcursble The change Of climate how
worked miracle few weeks restored him toler
satisfied his constitution would not endure o
least Northern climate he essged actively with
Mr. Hill. In business at 81. Croix. - $50,
In le when went to the Ws lpdi'. we found ar Wase
the owner and the for In Denmark
spd scosnd other He w~ also msrehsnt
and and snihery to overlook The pnsations
raud iI hour, time ard twenty miles travel dy ILh Win
The snd shop sctve ocenpa'ion
Waller hal bis afternoons and for his
indeed those who enjoyed these
Few minds highly cultivated
or 90 richly stored
twelve Mr. Walker the Influential planter
uron island Though and 6xed in his and opn
op, high his xbe integrity his provsrb
uhu bis adherence and for dbhonssty asan
pes phtt Ugh or low lie ehaletsea conhdence
respect a., .-,
Three Walker weary Of hs long exile returned
home would be able his health here he
purchased valuable farm Morhsown and has been mach
But for past he has been
falling and December he concluded 20 90 bsek to MS
The Ia hich he took his passage
lo trio end cboeTs bos ST Thomas 80 that hs
compelled foreEo his voyages and now MS sps has oeen
waited away upon that ses, from which no traveller
return
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An vss.erdsy ses,r6 Bcsri The market hovsver VA
heavier AZ ths cose Between the Bo4rs Ere I'll sf .
ssl and Reading 70 ~; Asthr se'o,d B,,rd however
these was soms reaction mere especially in Ere WHICH
,vfnt to 7o closing a, 7ei Residing improved TO 7St BAT
was .fterwaTd offered at -. Harlem improved v csns
from yesterdays rates Norwich Wa steady hids'a
River add at 6i bat closed g. seller sixty Feere was
not much sote in Cos Stocks and the changes are not i
portant CsnberlAnd improved Shipments. we andsr-
stand hsve recommended from this nine Parker was
steady Nicaragua without much ACTIVITY ws firmly sas
tanned Canton also firm and in god demand Tbs
,tocks hesvy NevYOrk Central ssd at
100 Michigan Central. 1914 New York and New Hsyeh
95 New Haven snd Hartford lis Psnans los So
al showing decline In Railroad Bonds he market Is
moderately active The ssles wire $4,000. Iuisos Cen
tra improved per cent New York Central were firm
q "a In Government Stocks there nothing dong Some
SIS New York sod at loei and Ss 1855 at 100.
In Mining Sacks the business Is not large aud prices
are heavy The North Carons Company propose to have
another sale Of copper in two three weeks Of $50 uns
The ayiccs from the McCaloch very favorable The
Superintendent writes that IN two days he took out $1,000
worth Of Copper and that the six mills yielding abou,
$40 per day each The Lindsay elected officers toNay
S D.vis, President andeTreasurer John Boardinsn.
Secretary and as Directors Henry Sehoonmsker Samuel
Smhb. Thos C Dursnt, j L Colby, T. 0sgood and W.
W Palmer The bids at the Board we're
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

SUICIDE early hour yesterday morning the body
Of found lying in grocery wagon in front OF
the store Of Alderman Morel of the Second Ward on the
corner Of Market and James SITS which, at frat sight pre-
nted the appearance of having been murdered 1t soon
proved that the body that of Mr. Charles Boswick
he husband of Mrs Rmma GIlipghsm Bostwick, who is
well and favorably known in this community as yocalst
The deceased lying snghwse in the wagon, his head
near the taboard and singe barreled pistol by his side
The pait Of bis skull above the right eye completely
blown off and portions of were found at distance OF
several fee, from the vehicle His hat had also been i'm
PEELED considerable distance. The wagon was covered
and the curtains fastened down. with the exception OF the
rear curtain which hung loose His face was somewhat
ksckened with powder and marks OF blood and portions
Of brain were scattered about the wsgon-s of which
goes TO show that the pistol held in close proximity to
BIZ besd The ball penetrated little above the right eye
and must have out about the right temple The
pistol had large bore aud capable of producing the
effect The keeper Of tavern in the vicinity states that
be heard the report of pistol about 10 minutes to O'Clock
the night previous at which time it is probable the occur
renee took place The body taken TO the Dead House
ar post mortem examination made by Coroner Ball
DR. Cochran Deceased about forty years OF
nd till within about month past had been employed at
ths Navy Yard Commodore Clerk which position he
had held for years Lately he appeared somewhat
srspped and ii is supposed that be committed suicide
raves a family AD inquest was held and verdict OF
Death by Suicide was rendered
THI LONG ISLAND RAILRoAD-The Directors oil the
Long lsnd Railroad applied at the last meeting OF the
Common Council for privilege to run milk train on sun
days The Aldermen were of the opinion that was TO
make pleasure excursions and consequently laid the matter
on the table
ELECTION FOR AIDERNAS-An election is to be held IN
he Fifth Ward the s5th inst TO fill the vacancy occs
sened by the death OF Patrick Henry Morris late Alder
/ nan Of that Ward
4 DEATH UNDER PECULIAR CIRcUMSTANcks.-A resRec.-
~ rmer named Richard Van Wyek, reading Fnsna Nseh
Ii died socdenly Saturday last under eenH,
mtrea Necessary hold Inquest the oooy ne uae
The adjoining village Of Csnsse In the morning win
~ vegetables and returning In the evening hMet
sdehtsnoe whom be- the TO ride non WIZ
Walk proceeding their Mr. Van Wyck suddenly te
Ne wagon bis conpsnion supposed In ~ Insy caenee
ss ser when, proceeding TO mt hig oe'
dead The Coropers returned svefaie' Oh
nom sseplsIy
A kxwAsD FOR IscExDIARIEs.-At the last meeting OF
s 1oa Council resolution adopted authorizing ne sct
Of Cor the detection and
" neenasss fire the houses Ia Wsverth-a or
~, on which occasion an cd man named oHPea'et ""
"ssssa q the aAnss
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Advertisement |
TuE EYCrpTIONAL CLArsE IN TnE MAINE IA

TNE EXCEPTIONAL CLAUSE IN TIE MAINE law
II that tho exceptional CLAUSE Of the Maine Law
oed license the safe of bad
bouor Tor the those Of all others in the community
would be injured impure article therefore take Is for
thai Men" well benevolent
desire invGds whose require the exhibition OF scohoc
fhoud be furnished with the pure liquors which the
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the article has been proved by anay
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these os they have been pub hed
Of thousands Of pamphlets IN nnumerabe ecnas and In
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Under have right to call upon Temperance
men aid In introducing the SICK Tor
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conclusive Argument possesses higher cms
physician and the patient than other
spun UDOLPHo WOLFE, No. % Besver-st
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The local Eastern demand eoatiags
e sss, s ny s for the the .y. are s
dsm,s 70, The Es sa ;ss s s Aos d s
nohiDs for export for than month 70 come Cse,tisn
81 IS 80 TIE 'ss Of Western 90 %. s1stIsi
s : l. s e sss . nd
% . e. ext. OH. 'ss,s s%s In
much better s as,s arm .s' so%1sa srsss;
Gull .ss Of 90 r.. Flour sSm 100
b. sns It - g. Corn Meal hardly arai sales OF no
% GRAIN The 1:1s.t til: .gppy lh, and pss
us % r.sS r %sf s o. Wit. 81 70 sq. M rod
Jersey - .1A 9 81 red % ssy .e .9s com as
g o.: =: s e; ess ... .s nss, . .s,,
@ Eat md hone md s4 g t :. s d. ,s s
round Fellow snd 7 for Southern yellow Western mixed quiet
WHISKY The market better and more setlvs Sale. q SO
bb oie cash sGa 2e % days with nsrs't Dfaes's
PRovIsoss-Ou PORK market lower snd irregular s,,s
:L % rS%s ia. drs ss Pss e. s a isss s si
Pm: and e . e. some a'% ~ ssff sis SsSssa
:sso g sss I soanr, ely .aa ss .s
sonJ ht PRIME Me-. sI Sgi 81, ssi s:.1, .. Il 40 e.
bis sr a.@. s1 'iSs q, S ss:e B aMa
s 5. .Sa s saas sdd I'd dIa1sd .:
s md Ohio si.1 Geo. os nss ana the sse
to-day q The 9w ssss acc I'd IS a.
!. 100 Te' Ii' :ason Rls were 20 =
gGaRs AZ. without variation ia value the demand .
hlfs rev OTleans f1fcf ~ NLes
de a. 4laAe boIss Hsysas ct &c Al sGetoa at
-. Eeu. CTls.asa e3 ga - 81 and moaths-
NOLissEs rather es<iss for New ossss "a
for cher dscrpon the buyer sales Of go bb ss~
is.ss AZ "a zlc; - Czba H1scovsao ct DC -
HOPs-The natet dali and prices VI h,st sort .s ~
BUyer holding ID for lower prizes ssss o. - "
Eastern sna Wesxrn crop Of 1855 q eeaSc- ,..,,l.
sOAP-A nesdy MARKET niles Of 70 eoxes Ces 80
LATH good demand sna s.-aI supply Sass !" S'''
IrNBEs- TSsIs bu. .ri'ss the demand '''s md
nominal hin. vyIndsox
PLASTZR-Tkers g mzeh inquiry III 's' -
a f11 Ssssss sostl.Sa q 10 and Lamp
nonfhs -, ..s... ...xx. ala Of 70 tzns
LEAD-Ths ssad 6sr .2s PIE e e. gss.h 0sas hsM
sG. .sr..., s..a al szsSs Y,ax sssx y
BE- :, ~ go GvS r.noshy Sea- y sss Pscy -
1tn Sss,s.s Gales Of 20 isss = 9! ~ 20 go -
Lnssec "a t.fsrsf sad So ba0oi ~ CO. ~ 49,
pT, 9 asrtss basyssk md De aastv ssossA -
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WILL,TAMSBUR ITEMS.

A.cIpTS1s-A sh. y carpenter named James VI Casper
rssd 10 Sou F.tst seriossy njared by falling ZION, the
dsy Afternoon
The same afternoon man named Michael Cregen
while work the shpyt,d OF Mr. stack had h
badly brlsd by stick Of tim Der rolling ION nin
On Monday evening one OF the L'reenpont stage
drivers nsmed Brown, lille fell hpm the top 81
stage and wa bsdlJ injured about the head
ISQUEsr- Coroner Hanford held inquest yesterday
houe In Boerun little dsaghter Of ooloed
pen'd Frances Wallis The jury rendered verdict Of death from
herriCn ihrua
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lAdvertisement
SuK ANn LINEN GOODS-One of the most cf

,satmens silk be found in the city Columbian Hail. No
I Grand consisting Of rich striped cad pld slace silks Of the
sold coored de sole for dresses and mantas
Of the desirable shades received steamer Baltic. Also,
choice LOT Of India and Foulsrd Nix bought suction for less than
Plain bsck aud black figured silk Of de-
srpon Linen sheetns and pillow linen al widths At less prices
ths recently bought auction
Linen dsmask of the best mannfactures napkin. and
tsboh which tho tsnon Of housekeeper and hotel
prieiots d invited. One price invariably
sam u TowLE Co, No. 2Sl Grand st.
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sUDDHs DEArHs James Poster. gentleman
vel sno~h N ms CITY prolted BY soopectc g. willis
sitsndps 70 his essnss kcw fork ,ndsy lie ws
10 BE residbee No 507 Bdfest ana nd
no sooneI entered the h0 ise wheE h en- nired
John Muller one of the Deputy Sheriis Of this County
expired at biz rdencc In A5amsst Monday ere1nx
been ien with e'eesns Of the lang ,he dsy preyioas
REINsTATTD.-E Company No o. which had some
. since been sspeIdes for dobesnce Of ordsr. w., rs
ate, on honsa night Ia, BY resolution adopted BY the Bona
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MARRIED.

meLROy-cL4RKsOs-on Monday 1eh n.s, in Troy blythe
Rev Holy D d, Mr. John Merey Of Sev-Yort Cty 70 Ms,
Mary Ann ClsTksor of Troy
MtBRiTT-FOX-On fhrd DAY lI,h the order Of the
Friends g6eid West Bentnln
his City Eliza l. stshisr Of George Fox Of the for
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Sale, Of stocks at Philadelphia.

Rspcrtsd for The ". Y Tribune BY Fay fHoas
E- I'D County 90 neE, S+l - 90 Canten and
Anboy kK IS ssi 81 leo shoyi Ma. Mort q X 81
ron 60 DAYS So Reading RR, eszh 81 100 80 ~
- DO !. 81 leo DO. as 30 leo %, ..ss 10 Penn M
pr.pa cash Sl Long Island RI IA unoa CaAa, b. 10
10 q. aer valley RR, II; IS Commercial Bsrh- "a
B,frar Bsarss-fc Reading T. T., - Mt 10 Long b-Ha
R.R. Ia 49,. - 49, :. "a 20. g.
sSaOCi,y es 20 IS 800 Tioxs K K % Boz oosa I'd
chss.r valley R Hwn 7i 100 sehuyl.l NssEson f,ster-
- "a sli Morris M; 10 do 3 1t ~ LsniSa Ssa
.fon s2i Canal Preferred eash at keadnf n
81; 50 DO int 81 100 LOns ld.ni H. r. =" ofH-
Bsni III 80, 81, Ia A. -. ,,e
A s SCI SCI ice do ST Camden and Aneoy Hal
I'd .5~n ISt Beaver Meadow Railroad, 81 20 A'rrs
Canal 4t leo Long is.nd 4t LehEh NssissSSn - ins
cemp.ny Of Penn. "a; IS GirAra Bsak- lS :, 4,
Csss Pr,,-uEiied States g. ~ III bid sxed 90 &C.
Io.S sI bid ~ isdi do Bond. 70 70 bid ID .ked 90 hoiL
s. % 81 BID sss s.ked Psrna r -. bid 4 sskec MOTIF
go "a. ia IA, ssssd Sch Nav 6. a u bid 7s sksd Do do
st-rI al bid st Preferred So bid 81 ssket long
Isl ia Isl .ied LehisA zse BAD sksd Union CssH ~
II "a .sksi Steady.
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SUPERIOR COUET-Nos 2O5 237, l46, $50, ia ga 1875
$40 3li So Sl3 So 3s $50 323 $50 SIS
81, So, 80, 5fi, "a. % H
CIECUT CoURT-Nos liza. H. 400 800, $40, 2S2, 2s3
se5 2ss. 2s7. s3a - fjT 80 s4 Az - 3ij
CoNyos PLEAs-Psr Nos. 400, 96s. 4ss 4:9: i95
fe f9s SO SOL II Part GI-i5 ssj SOC
5i st5 SO. !. SO. 5 o ST.. So 5i3. 5li SIS SIS
UsnED STATS DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. IS, g. 81 ST.
q 10 Al 40 A
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fAdverlseloeotl

To he Editor Of The T1ibun>.
GENTLEMEN: Reports having been published in
ysra city papers alleging that Abel Chandler Esq Of this
city, h.d been charged with forging deed beg leave TO
end through journal the friends Of Mr.
Chandler the reports themselves distorted OF the
charge and that the charge o and will appear
shssrpg Very respectfully your OFT ssry't-
Gao BARsTow Counsel for said Chandler.
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Drs Roberts Surgeon Dentists, have removed from
No Sc West IS Bonds where prepared
70 approved style medium ali work
p.rtsr ng profession Persons wishing dental operations
performd do well 20 give the call their work
ranted 70 awe satisfaction II charge made.
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The science OF the world has said the word,
And L,ons claim admitted as preferred
LYON claimed before the Worlds Fairs of London
.,d have the bc and only safe preparation
for the reaches and other insects aud each
sr him medal Call aud the prizes at No. ii
Rroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

GAS. GAS, GAsi-Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures OF
modern and antique dsgn will be found the Manufacture.
s DEPOT of Archer Warner No sac Broadway The largest
soct In Au erica
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Competition is almost over: Root has the field 10
i,. wanting perfect Dasueeotypes soes to him
s3 Broadway Crson Dssoorootypes Cryst.oypeh and
taken to perfection at the Worlds Pair Premium
OslsTy. SAMUEL ROOT
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Advertisement

CHhndeIIcrb, BTdtktTB, ltHudHIE NC.f VIIU
complete variety and designs offered 10 this
U(ty and English received all 20
be sold low prices bv W J. Daley Co. New Marble
Stores Nos 63i aud 63e Broadway.
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q" UNCLE TONS

"UNCLE TONS CABIN"-DOn't forget that this
uepdsfui Drsms improvements aud sddioD TO
the National Thestr this afternoon and evening
commencing at 2 and o'clock.
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs-sefors Jass- wOopRUFT.
fhsresF Wstucrs art Cor1slfzs B,Es- t7s
Plaintiff il young layer Defendant was lately Naval
Oser 81 The Port ihe seto1 for .s..u sad basry Damages
laid a. a. 90.
% behfo p.sts aid ths 18th Of July las; thu parties
net joseph sweets rsefnrv IN Chnhersst some ~ors &C.
earned IN relation % f1 Ity vksn II ehsrst esead.st
f suddenly sa struck hin several severe eo q as
had and fse ke bAksc Of ks and injured hin oasr
srit . tTooght.
In detss riautiE In fact eo-need the ssssl
ssS 1eudsBt oDl, that pAina followed sefen
DAFT Sto the Teakoo reur .ioss TOOK place sasn plant
ceo1snt Tire sid tia. h v
lie hsd properly Of b -n1s ke which deedaas
st-cf h hos 4 the face Verde, for piknia a ~hiea
icing under sso, fi.s s-ount x costa
Before Iudge DAILY.
P CAdin and Wife sef P. Flynn.
To recover damage amount laid At $500, Tor alleged
ssss ard battery the person Of Mrs Ia t.fns her y the
yt sanz sd pus,rE her rso the street Ia de
frss The ..ssut dued and II Is allie sd thst paa-. Pse.oas
Apr le had lived in Of house OS1sd b. deeasnt
bet they len Without their Def adslt Cautioned Mrs
sesrst coming the house but Ae in donf so ssd
es rcsrt put her ki rkhf do sthout
eesry vo'spes Verdict fer plaE@ 81, which carries Ike
BmcrIt Of costa
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TuEsDAf, ApfI II-FH.
There VS. moderate business ct the Stock Board thu
morning ., prices sh0wins in soma cases N improvement
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THE LAST OF BANyARD

The LAST OF BANyARD AND HIS PnNTINGS.-Jhe
eor.ms exhibition rooms being epgged for the Crest Tree Of
California "Ne and holy LARD must close week SO
those have delayed visit must hasten This afternoon at
snd every evening at O'clock.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssroSs-Ta..d,y-B the RE-

Orville Gardner alias Awful Gardner, was tried for
ssrl srd battery the Of M un.n Smith Of Brook
lyr, -he be ~ Walking in Greenwich Bector The d.
fdant proved that he n pushed Against the pllind
sho Immediately armed shout L with
Jury fouI Z . ser5ct Of Net Guilty.
Isaiah Clover called ris charged with dss1inr
istty returned CsHopiHn b. selling him spurious tic f-
70 the far vs The concluded when tbs Court
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CIRCUIT ooURr-Before Juds. MITCHELL

t. ra,xer 81 500 as anst the indorssr Of note drswn
80 ,.,.h. a. armand with Interest The maker failed
"a lie note asxlsetsd to sofy the ndor ~
s 70 % sssdj til nearly rear shsr s asss YES
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRHTESsEss-Charles n. Clark aud
both yesterday arrested by Ser
ssst nsnsfsd the Lover Police charged with hsin
~ De "a Of January last obtained By false preenss their
the value Of q 90 from Msss Kech.
Owes merchants at No 25l Pesrt IL Ia also alleged that after
cigars fair price. they sold then much
sn They locked BY Justice Bogs for
sinsiicn Rove lives Thirty secona and Clark in
r.
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SroRr BREAKIsG.-The store Ne. PSI Division st. was
kusy entered LAST night by who broke
s the Basement window and the entire widow
iDsds From the their through the
the and oveThaued the entire Moth
bsyslasble has ye; been missed
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TOMS CARD



IseTh Killing smusinF piqnsut and delightful moral
drama will repeated both this and evening at Banams
Nuseu
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Cart conr that the iay Of The hsfsr ssr "a. 20
tfc eeoe usnsa- oid, 70 ns he ass-r s7d IA oSss
70 eorc, they gs OF seEeet sai ma, bear ths ea.>
grfLef IN tdossF scoDzod.tca uote pf.sis % a.
rsnd Wh intcr-s; erta ,essus5s police shs
" u elIs o. tine. u lsrnert u If. lsnt
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ARREST FUGITIyE.-Polceman Norris Of the
csisrs ofee Yesterday returned the City from Geors having
h named jacob Rail- who stands Indicted for
rsIufy He committed 10 prison await trial Ocs Morris
sho The South for his health months
nrnsi perfectly restored, and resumed his duties.
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Markets C,RfyULY REPORTED FOR THE n Y TRiBurE.
TUESDAY, Apdl II. 1884
ASHES rhe quiet. bat firm foe Pots - 9fSss saf
Pear, steady az 60 G2,686 6st
COrToN.Ths doll aud heavy ct decline ff,m
Sales Of 9s bales Of which IL, wsrs TOT sr
tort is home ase speculation, and u In trsnsisu
sEw.roHg eL.ssIrleATios
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transactions The Sterling drawers generally ask IT, be
cawe they do not wsh sell The transaction, in drst
elass bids have been at s;ss y cent Francs. 1870
5l2i
In Frsiehs there Is not much business To Liverpool,
e5cOo bush Corn, slasid 500 bales Cotton, SID
Flour 81 d31I; Deadweight 326s35i. To London. 200
or 900 pkgs Bacon, Lard &c. 4Oi charter was made
from Jacksonville 70 Boston for Flooring Boards at sii
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were sl60,335 paid
s52 036 balance ss,35s52o.
The following sales OF Stocks and Bonds made at
suction by Simeon Draper:
2fco vssOr,n u Gents. 1852 Interest added.
200 Gslehs ana cheaso Union 1883 interest 'adsdsss
share. RS,ssI Fire Insurance
The Illinois Central Railroad has called for the 18th in
stalment of per its construction bonds payable
on the 10th of May.
The receipts of the City Railroads for March, 1884,
were
Thirdsv Railroad; .....................''''saMin
Fighh-sy XIII :,
SiIth.av Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1919 81
We are now enabled t, give a comparative statement Of
the March earnings three great Railroad lines between
the Eas4 and the West;
New York and E,is................s5IIie st.s SO
n0Ts Gsn;,, $40 ass assisi
Probably April will show the comparison between the
Erie and the Pennsylvania Central with the excess in favor
Of the Erie The Penrs lvana lines of Transportation have
always some advantage in the early spring business The
receipts OF the Penns wanna Central from January 1884, to
March 81 is5i......,.. ..-.........''.elsIolos d
San period last year...........s..ss'''' go SS %
Increase. .,...
The February receipts OF the New York Central Road are
yet kept back from the public.
Tie amount Of Public Debt redeemed last week was
s29ll5O
We understand that Gov Seymour has sent in nomina
ton for Superintendent of the Bank Department in the
place Of the present incumbent
The dividend on the circulation of the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Oswego seventy cents on the
dollar.
Gov Seymour has signed the bill prohibiting the Safety
Fund Banks whose charters have expired from ressuins
their circulating notes.
Land Warrants are extremely scarce We quote as fol
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

Cu.nox or BuRoLARY.-James Scott, a colored man,
yesterday IN the Of stealing from the house No "a
xbeh he had broken into He locked up By Jus
ses Carf for trial