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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18

,o % ,neet treaty siipulstionsshouh be in,ulsi in
rro',on Utah can furnish her own land reseyrss Tor
ne f.,;,.s within Der hord ~. and only asks for
nsshsbe norton TO be psii in annuities which it ia b.
Go will be satisfactory O. the tribes who will certainly
10 the xfebt of what they receive. nj nh
Ns,rv IL Of but little avail TO them. Should Congress
early steps exiingush tie In Ian title Ia Utah and
se The tribes by hemelve., leaving strip Of vol do
"a neutral ground between them end the white settle
sns would nearly II rot entirely prevent sn'h trou
~. and immense losses - citizens have been con
Ind TO wade through during the past season AZ an
,snso Of 600 0Oo for tearing down aud rsm)vIag
soo,ss and building fort exclusive OF tho accounts AMI
Attracts above mentioned In csse this course fss OF
s;rg .dc ted it will doubtless ne from csuses based on
.Scm hch We at least should be able To discern for
ate crci mstsrces which have surrounded Us though
,sreIly for the pre- sent buit - onlare. toad dre,y
"a ecnsspily IN overwhelming force 70 school "a and
ar dren ~ tLose principles and practices Of se re
.tse and perasaiion for all emergencis whch are ofar
sore vain. T. any community than ca untold amount Of
,,sh poued INTO their laps without effort or experience.
In Corprsss where the members have - much trouble
aiung their consi, bcy, while asing their
osc,iyc districts and have much money to
.tsnd II il probsbly wise proyison that they h,uli
meet ofn aud have long se'tous but in the States and
Trrfnrits IL would appear that economy least would
ste n when ihey have adopted code If laws. they
hcvd lea them remain unnolesed long enough or ths
reope 10 learn and understand them, and
iesfng them to pieces mply because they have nothing
se 10 90, ard before knowledge Of those laws
i've 1t heir destination by present facilities
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THE DUST ~ BROADWAY.
MEETING OF BROADWAY MERCHANTS AT


MEETING OF BROADWAY MERCHANTS AT THE
ASTOR HOUSE.
meeting OF Broadway merchants was held on rhurdsy
ewing tie astor House take into c,nd ration tn,
be- f., sbs,ng the dust nuis ani thu prevent
ing tie serious destruction Of goods the aDng the
line OF that thor ughiare.
The N, etpg was organized by the appointment of n L
STEWART, E.q, ss Chairmsn aud nmet aely proceeded
20 business.
Speeches were made, sstng forth the heavy loss sus
tanned By merchants and rta dealers "A Bro say N con
quence of the dansge done 70 their stock by the heavy
clouds Of dust which sweep through the street and absolutely
darl the air in windy weather showing the falllcy OF
al torres placed in the public authorities. and urging i'm
mediate scon on the psrt Of ,h suffering business com
muuy for the purpose Of self protection.
committee was then appointed to dram preamble and
resolutions which should express the views and determi
milton Of the meeting
After brief con, ultaon Ii committee submitted the
follow ing
WAerss of Bo.dvay such
rs CLOUDS of dust which pn-t,s lo our otes ani
public authorities has Ing charge ohe sire Il
that this rueye nussoce will ever De aed tho
RsG Ths, John be authorized BY his meeting {, ATE
70 se money By weehy saoseI fIen,'
tte stree. fom Bo~lngr IN 70 un9ns once
twer bou between Jay light and NJ .nd that ~ call
tfoss two to ,ub-crbe their fair proportion ofas cost
The reot a. accepted pad the above resolution unaa'
imously adopted.
Mr. GEsS expressed his thanks ior the honor conierr
upon him. whio however he pertinenty observed,
would carry with il small amount OF labor. lie said
that the necessary funds were subscribed, no
would lie ready for the work
TIE meeting then adjourned with the understanding
thai OPERATION should commence with as little delay Hs
possible
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DEATH TEE Raw DIR. YoUSG --ALExANDZR YOUSG,
D. D.. Of the oidst and most eminent OF tho Boston
Unitarian clergymsp died at his residence ia that CRY
thursday morning. His illness was dropsy Or hechss,
blowing lung fever which caused by impraden
,oure after taking wGrm bah cold day 10 Fsbrua
~ DIR Young was born in Boston, Sept %, 1900. His
sbef q distinguished printer, who for many
senbpown in New England publisher of TIE P4ladaa
% odissbcned Boston papsr Of the high toned Federal
sioo'
DIR Youpg graduated at Harvard College in 1870 and
sss ordained pastor Of the New South Church in 1895
succeeding the Rev w T. Green wood in that Office and
tIacsDg his ministry in the parish f'r uuwsrd Of
twenty nine years He distinguished for his Classical
aies his love Of Historical studies bis chase and ira
pressiye toquence, bis attachment the most ancient
landmarks Of his demon animation and his quiet persistent
fidelity in the discharge of his Official duties His publica
tons in various branches OF literature and Of
considerable merit He edited nn edition Of " The Old
English Prose Writers several years since which met
With success in tho literary circLs Of Massachuser.
Among bis practitioners were several distinguished public
eiaracters. on occasion OF whose death h delv-
sred Biographical discourses that aitersard
yep 70 be press and attracted more attention than the
usual epbt neral Productions OF the pulpit His t0ns OF
e Early Chronicles Of Massachusetts valuable aids to
antiquarian study condnsing the notes good deal Of
rsre and curious information though occasionally dsfg
pred BY spce Of pedaDtry In his persOnal character,
Or Young was remarkable for high of duty, strong
aspec attachments baba fraukness of exprs sion.
rot seldom bordering bluntuess, cordial hatred Of
pre<ense and absuIdy and nvincb prejudice agsnst
Innovations in opinions or practice Of the "Od school,
Of Unitsrapr they are sometimes oddly enough called
be was certainly one Of the most able and ecen! cham
poDs. end one of its most bbera'ly accomplished msn
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COL FREMONT AND HIS paPry

is known that this gentleman has attempted 10 mike
the trip the country through the Coooha ppe P
70 California, in the winter to its practicabiity for
railroad route. IL was in the vicinity Of this pss few
year, afo, that Lis pary met with such terrible reverss
For biz enterprise in this matar which j. undertaken At
bis indivi ua expense he deserves he acknowlsignsa
Of the community.
Until few dsys ago had received no inform ..ioa
from hin or lis party. will b. remembered that a, the
outet Col Fremont wGs tskon sick an / returned from
the Missouri 10 this city. where he remanel soma ne
In the bile his party preceded hi n to The Plains
LORD Fz1lion, who returned few day. ay, from the
Plsns. Informs that ne arrived at Bent Roue. stu
sed about two miles belos the River DC los Adm
tributary Of the Arkonsss at the Point Of Ro,s u the
Big Timber, the day tha: Col Ffenon. left bat
did not rec speak TO him
A. Bents HOuses he learned tina; the Colons has ot
at Salt Greek, On the Crow River ssyen suinls and
cerward bad FIVE stolen from ,n by the Cisyennes
Thee Indians sequenty said they stole them supp )si1g
they belonged the Delawares in the C0ooels party
They offered give them up but the Colonel reisei 10
receive them His psriy, before he overlook the had
consumed most of bis provisionsat leas. ths' portion
most desirable for the Plans-au1 he was compelled to
recruit in hoFses and proysons at the Ben; III buses
The impression that his meD, who had been encamped
OF alt Creek time before his arrival had destroyed
u ost Of his provisions for the journey.
The last snow which Lord Fi'zwiam met with WAS a.
Petty Encsmpnent about 40 miles from the Fontsine
"qui Bruielle Creek down the mounains This geaile
II b4s yisited much of the Oregon ami Washington
Territories Tugets Sound aud Vancouver Island, and
be If familiar with western life has been able 10 make
many useful ObseI atoms lie his return 70 Eng
Isl. Loun Tan.
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CITY ITEMS

METEOROLOGICAL aEGisIfk
Pr ~ szaAIse fAersss>i$'s a. % SNA""r'
,ss.. JAN N SPIN.
81 81
SATURDAY xsE-h IS, 1884
~. A.rissr ssr L.crunG-UHiverlsy Cha2ei sP
L., L,srtss and ob,rt xseLusH tt 3 lrieaa =
sfsocL OF arFoKA ard Love for Low" W.seka r a,
II~or .sp PyrHI Little T0ds sins" b,saS., r. ="
Pear Low ant Jaes sh.pp.Id" II The bosesJ,u
xet = Icws CASIs- dsy srd svsr1s- Nstoss fns4fs.
q. p BlrwEay AZ d other Entertain raents-k 1se1n
Gro Wccp's
HousBEI hopea1 Deiin cations " 10y n
c.pFstLI 60 boen~sy T. -
Sc PLIrr yEsfaILoQuisx ks-Brcokyn lnstt.ss =. , a.
prespvAY MISAGERIs-AnnabS 81 b ray 10 70 !" = ~
I,pr,rsy o. kAuoss-Cras Palace NJ 70 asAA
u ,oLs WoatD-S7g Broadway. day and evening ,.a.
B.xv.pp . GLossnA-The Milo &C No - srosasy "
prxxxc or koscow-Conr,e<sal Hal JsfSs tity' = r. =
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BROORL wv ITEMS

RuxoR C6SrR,DIcTSD The ststoment made yesser-
day Of the morning papers to the effect thai thu
BODY of the female found In the East Rive IN Tuesday
bore resemblance TO Miss Cordelia A. Grant proves to
be mist .ke n idea aogher The BODY discovered WAS
identified as that of Miss Sarah Ann Jacobs IS Yeas OF
ace a native of England. Gni before she was mlsset
which WAS some time in January last resided the
corner of Pearl and York SITS Brooklyn. She vas sub
iect to fits Of insanity aud is supposed she CON nitcd
suicide during one of these )ells
ATTFNPr TO COMMIT HIGHwAY RoBBERr-J"hn Cas-
aida, tried Cont ye-tefday ndctment o. ~
a.. .I fa nv with attempt rh- sccussd alleged al
tcs.d Johnsoa rbdsv In Gowsps on tbs night
Of the IN Of January aud dem,ntei be N being
.hou ttat he times persly densod ths oieam"sne
eou.ids ration, aud he W. convicted Of Aa" sna
h.sf.r Fs1.
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isTIRIsrIsG TO Scgooi Tg,cHERs.-Thc Jls.ce'
Count at Worcester Mass. has hai csse bsfD-e it
which raet the question of the authority Of school ts1,h
e1 over pupils during Tho case me il wish
tie teacher Iunihei unruly boz fJr BAD cJail 01
Of school hour TIE Boston T'r9reVer says:
In IN early stage Of the hearing the Corr. decided
the question raised, wLeber the auth lriy Of the master
extended beyond the rtcuer school hours In the mega
tive although the printed regulations Of the Worcester
shools require supervision by the teachers Ssl
durirg SCHOOL hours ~ in recess sc Under this decs
ion the counsel for the master Hon Henry Chipin
led that Lis ellen: would make defense bG sub nit
to The judgment Of the Court Justice Green .ft-c
eatrg the grounds II h decision stated thu, followed
there hsd been technical assa, and imposed the nDm
psl fine Of 81. uifEosf costs.
"Iii- decision it would seem If correct will relieve
teacler If great burden their time sni patience
for the detention Of schols beyond school hoar. either
~ mild form Of punishment; a fo- making
for misufed time Is detention Of the tea her also.
What tie effect Of il vii be on the discipline oil the
schools remains to be 1t il regarded decision
OF considerable importance"
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LAW INIELLIGE'NUE
SUPERIOR COURr-Before Judge Boswonra
I.hn II. Moon AZ. james D. BradL.

On nm assigned clam 10 plaintiff tor experimenting
Fs"aSS pr.,an ADD cabD w,i.oa st sohnd p,oaoa
Plaintiffs that Ia Febus 1898 the bark C,oa beonnofo
sdi, pcd dudsots brokers 10 proats his fsiihsi
ths 10 Two OF him thai hsy had hal o1sf OF
1 ont and IL per tun bl,t stated tbs
they eoa that s csotsn eonssqlo1 ssnsi sasca
cent r-ian that Asurrs G.w,y s,ssa said bt
WIN ' 20 .Sd Re se. 90 her yey, The charter
patty signed by the Captain FEB % sesed Ia the pres
oy psm.s IS AGENT OF the barn s,j per ssd
81 rtern being per tau more r the outer voy ha
st.d sgrpt vel AID bound s the ddsr
which b suit brought rather to sow the full sun OF
IN Selse il Is denied Msmn snd scd ss,sots Of tho
beJ that tie Captain called upon then .nd ohsr,d
the, right sndh.t shortly shs, ~ri and called
them charter sysel for Calao and hsIch"'ered to then
and they entitled the beneis Of Ste charter party The
case Is on 60.
Dsnforth Co 50, Scbeoss and Peter Schsnef
To recover value OF machinery furnished 20 Z ~ T. 81
CT credit Who 81 qu sold ADD trsnered said mscbasry 20
Peter 1t Is alleged that TIE sale TO T. w. male on
represertson nt Ol 40 title di not pas &c ahsfyfs-
feired Verdict for plsatn' % $50 S. beas anouot
COURT OF GENERAL syssIoNS- Before Jaiss Bssns
Hszekiah Thistle placed at the bar, charged with
6rus. sun Dspaty Sheriff Folsom while he attempting 70
serve writ upon hs defendant. "
b,esuss he would n0' opep w. and sat fa',s
him the door which shot sway hs br on ne ns
saa Osssa ssV e.oa,I ss. sn} bstsry Saiy
Tbsmss NeNabb convicted Of esrJios 'uns'n sndre-
=" The Coat then ,djourssd for the day
COURT cALRSpAR- rms DAY
CIRCUIT COUET-NOs lsf, lj, 80 2J2, .9t, 2o3, s35
~, 2o8 $50, So, 3cl, 90 gs So go ga -
35 s5 sss eot lss GIL 81, as 9It 81 gig so ~, ~
$50 sa $50 "a $50 e' go $40 SAL ss ~"
s1 ca CouTT.~Nsw notes of issue for April ossn
asF uaus be died before <fh inst
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DIED.

ryass-Ou Friday March H. Greece chsnssyo County Of
,,ph. rhiea ..ss ns rae nss,e AN % as. esy.e.
Bbs nS sssyHdea al the sees sad
insess. s 80 o. . s ssss ",ns 10
While s1..d Christian oseansss the subess
u unsrshst ssnp- end her future radiant with the Of
The cali Of the df% aess-nser nos rsinc.,nty
,rs ssD shadow o. the drssd unknown Her duty
TIE end Of existence sst4asd nd thoosh icks'eA
10 Ia clio. VIII. yes frhnsss .ba b.acy Of s maias
huH ny the dying or Of sfu and The eonstsIi.'
hss"s.
And lee down 10 plssssnt dreams
A,Ls vhose caches the ringing Of essa ssmones ga
e we the nmy " m las, earthly look s,ems
s..E. ssst ssIy o. , "a The .o"hsnscc
ftEsi bso,e ~tIea shs t99s The psf Of any
hO sosls e.. srS si ,s ss az ..sr, ,' To-, 81.
a. a. ,s al rs 10 echo the threshold Of .hs dsr
e, vi" Der 70 die 80 y. 81; been as sa.So a va. csis
fud. mourn sss ssy snss noarn without sopA
~ ss.iS he 70 rssly"
BoWERs-In wllisnsbush March 10 Nm Dssess Bowen n
s ~ fssrs Ell t.fs pl.s. on s.sd.y M.ch H. At asss
NJ frcn the Of Mr. AIRED Csns No -: Sr.sSss- VI
rsm.ins IN Be- ilsensd 10 Csnstsry Of E'srpssas
esIszEasS s JosspS cr.n. y.s' II s'''A' s.a
:.a .1: ss ss as.' q. :; :s;ss
biz hroAsrIssw No Is ss4al nh remains WIN - ssAss >"
E.sms, j. Sr irisInssi
ESass rAs"s;y 49,. z e; x s:is
n,.n. "a ss.hss, Of he lac Cooper
The sd fsls, q he f, s -. !. * fssss cssk
ssn.,. :. s"'ss.y %S II. = ss' ..,ss s
Sr,.I q he I.s :, ~ S.ess Wa is
wILEi- To this CITY 90 the MA ""
~ . "a s & y. :: ::s: n: e: wa;
are ICE B. wssd No Is wss ith, y n'ss' ssossa
snsr.oss. Il Seiaei-
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VILLA MSB URGH ITEMS.

SERMONS TO TIRE YoUsG.-Ths second Of the course OF
Sermons to the Young Christ Church, BEDFORD av. VIII
BE- given 10 morrow evening", Subject -" Avarice
The I'D Regiment Col Powers, gave BALL a. me
lat which a splenah shir There we're
ee number guest. pre- and them qsi,c naase
81 GERS from other gnenis
AccIpHYr-Yes forenoon about 10 O'Clock man
named Ahk Mcsen the employ Of Mr. Patterson, his ship.
ward Eighth hat his right leg 6ds tc nred jist
shove the knee BY stick falling and striking against It.
He conveyed his sdnce where medical s,Itanee
r,ude rd
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COURT CALENDAR TINS Oar
MARRIED..

DICKEY-uOss ssndesiy. Ohio. Mae, Charles DstsY
~. Of gsrsfsll Michigan ssd Mo Mar, r. Sioss
EGLE sTON- WhEELHR-Mpch H. 81 tbs Rev A. rsi'a6
Mr. Arenas w Rsls.,oa and Mary T. Whessr' s'sn Of New
Milford
JAMIE soy-sURDOCK-In this City, rbardsy Mach 49,
Or vol J.nsoo 70 s.sells L. NBdock
Doyeso~D, Penn on the s,h es,,
n. he R.v ~ Bz.0~ Lasrenss ksl 81 tbs W. s.
n osdoa 20 Eazsbsth eiGs daughter Of the Hon Henry
ykILENOwETH -BrNsEY-On T6ar,isy the 18Th ina by
the Re-, Hr Mr. rhons Vleno~eth 70 hs Hannah
genusv Osth ofP psaBd
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NEW, JERSEY ITEMS.

TUE SEWERAGE PROJECT The Sewerage bill proposed
BY the Jersey City Water ComnissioDers having posed both
hrtuehes OF the New jersey Legislature probable that thsrs
be Aat A delay before III, nenced The streets
the HIGHER ard the proposed canal will aeed 70 b
ra,sd for the lay ing Of the sewerage pipes
NV YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD-Ths o clock Pm.
vsy an hsus resumed there s tain. per day
fo that rosd viz att o'clock snd 81 NJ and 81
Ia at 3 aud o lock- 2. NJ
IrRyRAL CHRISTIAN SOcIKrr.-On Sunday, at "
oeces Re, w Bellows OF New Yort will preach a<
eopne Hsl in Orsndr. Jerey CITY afsef wnees
Liberal ChrL tlan Society will 10 formed
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PoI1Rr IN QurKR PLAoE-Ai certain times the res'on
round about Per Number One, R. is Babel a least
II no, Bedam Drsys wagons, wheel bsrrows and hacks
men women and children boxes bales bass and bundles
are mingled in con usion apparently ineItricable
Guupfal Germans. voubIs Frsnehmen. stardy. squxs
ap,, Enslahen and active Yankees u talking q once,
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MEEIING OF THE HOUSEWIVES TAILORs.

meeting Of the Joarneymen railors Society was he'll
last evening at the 81 dh Ward Hotel Mr.. JAMS McCOS
WICK presided and Mr. James Mahers acted Secretary
The meeting called in quenee OF strike about
twenty in number Of the ourneymen In the employ Of
Messrs. Arnoux 81 Co. Broadway II was stated that
Messrs ArnOx s. Co. have been employing society men
since $780, bu recently have employed no, connected
with the society at lower rate of wages delegation
was from the society to MessFs AnOux, to ron)n
,tate who were informed by him that hereafter re wold
employ 10 society The men accordingly struck on
1lursday From ntimatioIs received las. evening 1t Is
expected the men will be called back at tho term, slip
ulaed by the society While strike they receive 80
per week each from The society for their support
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Pusrs-The last Jous nal Of the Nee Iors S,a'e Agr,
eurol Society contains the report OF the 'adges upon
tis machinery presented their Annual Far SHs'oss
in sSnember Among the articles mentioned that OF
PUMP which says Tie MeEssasS fS "1sk 81 TsD ss
ledoe Of lis value With two persons at the
berde il threw the wster ninety feet through twenty lee.
of hose With three eighth nozzle. chua o. sA %
seven wears Of age would keep continuous sfea run
ming with ease Water may be thrown over any oru5a
buildings with IT, Below is tho description ana award 0!
the judges ~, -, .,h,h,, :,
"A Gay Co. Of No lis Msdenlsns New for. ensa ,
s non mp called Wspers Pa eEt saetion FORCING IN.
.y,1zirs Pan price as and Of koa pipe % GEMS
The eyinoef inches in diameter length Of sIoks "a
NJ, speed hand ping throws srcsu
f,e az bo,e pozxle, TO the distance OF ~ oss
rort delivery sd &inesss shove the sHrese OF
su Ter ,iTohes three gallons wsiss
VII a gallons per minute he orossty i,-
with rapid u
nnd y, mos 10 double treble that amount IL Iss
Air rhnmbr steady continuous stream aa'
10 "a ted by whsTe farmer desre. 70 hAse
prnp bis ell which besides pPy ne onnsns s hoss
w ssnnot have . better ssiied 70 h pn tas1
and pipe " mepS that Diploma and silver Medal be
aided It"
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= THr Hoxr on John c. Calhoun The Keorse Is. c.
Cssrey states that Fort Hill has been purchased ny Col
A. P. Calhoun, from bis mother Mrs. Fioride Calhoun
tsz Of the late Hon. J. G. Calhoun and WIZ DC inme
dsely occupied by him He returns to his native state
". ample fortune accumulated on the fruitful SOIL OF
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rr Fd1y oIs ss Sn Ss ay yoaS .;
Grssnbtry Mounijoy in mon sbo. herself Young
wsD' Sy y The H.e Of had been ont hsn and
eaed house where h' IN ii, hand Mis-
ne was tsssf on his lap and in an apparent )esaag
took hold Of the and placed se Wilson, D
side Of her head and spoke to Mr. ana and st that
s vno son nV vent off Killing her instantly
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Th,---is-went
Brady was awarded tie Prize Medal at the Worife
Fxr cYs. Pace New York for the les
D.Ssu,oyP,, Bf.ay, Galleries. Nos $50 and rs srosawy
f,dre-,srnenfI
t.s a the hallSwsi sAgs
whers m Of .ao,nes lime have trod--
Tke mgh Of
Those who crafty the passion for travel
ere oftAe VI East es,eciah, eftss
Hei, Isrs wOrt. F.t d. .ss... 0.
N, CA aaS foe yosrssf Ds
suerreot, p, tab CAY BY Roo,.
fAdvrr,ss--atl
A CARp.-The undersigned viii offer for sals on
Mclls, sph ..s large sod varied s-0rtsesiet
tseoss
rul,.ers p.r. Bsr.s. sk srd SILK r-ass Easns vrsses
ard Prints and printed N'''' Of 'ss isss' saa
especially invited to sh- ssovs sna also 10 ss
P'es' C.r,atin.s OF Cloths Ra-s A.
ro.. e,trp-- and de,he ssscrsnen, Of EnetsssH
L.ee Cuit,ps spd fancy snt lpis uo'e' = s'sv
yrurs Loxp raYLoR Grand ct, e'rasr oAfy'o~
Miller & Grant, No. 81 Broadway, hava Justre-
,,,d CON of Nseocenn~s Bus.es ana osef
Lees A.o shroderies in entirely as~ ana eesaa's as
Gst. frices moderate
"Tur ANGELIC EyA"-Ths afternoon and to-nigse
, smart st Purdy'. Nations. for the hes'6 Off dear sAna
Lnts Cordsia Howard whose psronlnes'tn OF as osae
Veie Toms .as 10 b. tas sneat eeta sherao,a sat
usht AZ thus Satsa, Ia. selected ia order sS he ehdes
al soiss Lise Evas Bens6t" The Sl0"inss
Ldis. ard Gsrtsmsn .sS @y te children Fieai ny srst
srrn and ssepins March s wh-r Uosi- Toni sil -
perf,snsd Come and "svs"-Litle Cordoba Ito ssrd
lAavsrts.-ncnsI
GAS GAsii Gas A large number OF new pat
tern. O, Chandeliers ssd other Fixtures win be foaad at the
s,N MAnuSesSrinE Depot Of Archer Warner 20 NO We
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saddle
Cer'cn''sl g. Cold Disr'r.....
C. brookss IT. bAAtaI 1
Time ASH 3 81 25J-25,-I=s
The betting This was closely con es'ed
trot and attracted large attendance
PEDssIRIsNIss
Foot race for the championship came OF Mon:y
E.rch - over the Union Course. L. between Wii,n
Fr.estons alias Barlow, and Hiram Ho..on-sinss mle
for $1,000 Barlo~ took the lead - tLe quarter Pole IN
IA Horton made brl.h and up along slde OF Bar
low and slipped down. Bso. vent roun1 the rem nnns
dsanse lis leisure and crossed the scsre N '2i NJ"
Ling the easy.
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THE TURF.

RID Horr PLIAsugE GROUNDS -Troting-faar'dsy
March l6-Pur.e e.. mile heats, best three in i've -
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
b. and ,ith tie adsies aad eossesf Of the StHSN
CoxsuIs OF TaE UNITED STATrs.-John Cassela Jr,
he po Of Turbo New ransds William MDee OF CaforniA
ue port Of Calao Charles w Brsssy OF Coaneeneah
y port Of singapore, in the Brhbh Fast INDIA
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The Old Brewery" st Barnums Museum, Will be
both Iris afternoon and evening and doubt usss
AZ sprrrcsns sppsadins audiences A moral 1rsms
-. No SUPERIOR eonseiesouly ooausna for ;s
ssroes soo1yeo well - fSs ks rsrs sufssssinms9f
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IAsverti.an-.t
anil, o. o., NJ S7t Rroaiway hAva


Miller N GrdDt, No. osi
nee assortment Nseocesn~s Bus-ls ana eses
Lees Ao Smhroidees In entirely ne~ ana oesae's ~
Prces moderate.
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GAS! GAS! Gas "A large number OF new pal
tern. Chsnd-er, and Gss Fixtures win be foaad at "a
sta Manufacturing ptp, OF Archer, Warner Go, No "
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Brady was awarded the Prize Medal at the Worfs
F.xr cr,ssl Pa New York 70, the les
DaS-reotyp%s gailrss Nos $50 and rs o:avay
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IyTTRIsTIVG TO military DIsBURsING ORFIcERs-
All interested in military disbursements of money on GOV
eminent account Will be interested in the following gen