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rived.


u s. sunboa Ticonderoga Commando. steadman, Fortress
Monroe ~ hours
Steamship kangaroo. Bridgman Liverpool 9th and Queen
rown IN at u 80 m mise and pass 70 John ~ naie
Dodey Duck o.. 8 transportl Harding Newbern
Qusrerma.er April 49, 20 miles N OF Hstteras passed
steamer Thorn bound s.
Steamer Fannie (U $. rsnsporl, Theobald, Baltimore 3
days, balast to L. 5. QuerteruIaser.
Mott. April 49, lat &c. Ion 70 3d. ship New England
steering w.
Big Guanche (span) Rberal St. John, p r., % days,
almonds to w w DeForest Co.
Soh Adelaide, Harden Steuben, Me-, spars, kc, to T. NJ
Mayhem.
schr Amy Wooster Br) Hough,on. Cienflegos Il DAYS.
sugar John Boyntons Son Co. Sailed in with bark
John w Andrew for Boston, and brigs Leonard Berry and
Ocean Spray for New On the 10th inst boarded
by the gluboat Monticello cruising.
Wonder lof Port Spin Manzanlla % days sugar to
Howard hey Ssde On the 18th inst, lat 80 lon. a.
passed quantity of wreck stuff part Of the buwaIks Of
heads painted red
schi James Fitch. Jr., Croker Barnegst
schr. Chief, Harris. Nantucket Shoals
Schr. Storm Child, Young, Georges Banks
schr y. 81. Smith Chids, New Bedford.
Schr. Lejok. Whitmore, Calais.
Schr Red Rover, West Belfast.
Schi III Dorado Young, Shulee
Schr Leocadis Small. Salem ..
Schr Angler, Bessy, Wareham.
Schr. IJrtense. Spiller. Washington.
Schr Henry Gibbs Snow New Bedford.
Schr F.. c. Dennson, Briggs New.Bediord
Schr Ann, johnson, Portland
Schr Adele Heeca, Coleman. Elzabethport for Boston,
schr N. L. Wedmore, Farrell, New Haven.
Schr 4. G. Lyman Stannard New Haven
Schr Rcd Wing, Davis, Grand Banks
Schr. Daniel Comstock Bailey. Banegst
Schr Empire State, carr Gloucester
Schr VIM. Riley, Cobb Sandy Hook.
Schr Chas. +. Beebe, Beebe, Georges Banks
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TrpyeIpr.S EutSo

To. Albany, by Hudson X. r., 60 Warren,.,.. TO
m aud 81 and 1880 p Sunday train'. 5.22 n N
To Az hany By Harlem r. K. a6th-st., Ah-ay, I0a
AIS D. Sunday train. .............. <a5 n n
To B.l'h more BY the NeW.Jersey r. r., foot Of
CorrlA dit. and 10 T. m, \ ?. ~, and u
Ridniale 7oop a
Stonngo OF line, Pier ls y. H., and Fan River
line Pier y. r.. daily Sunday excepted 500 o. n
T. Boston, ~ New HsTen K r. Wis Springfield.
z1ths, sn3 tih'ay. ............8 a. ~ and 800 o.
To Boston by s ew Haven n. r., 27th.st. and 4th.
sy. via Shoe ine ut md D. m Sunday go. 500 o. a
To Buffalo, By Erie Railroad, foot Of Chambers
.....1 ard 10 IN. and $50
To the Wss, by Yennsyyanla Central Railroad,
foot OF CourtlaHdt st, a. N. ind . and D. N.
Sunday rain. 800 p n
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New. Jersey
foot Of ceorand'a ;......sa m, 10 and 700 p
To Phlsdephis, by Jersey Railroad, foo. Of
Cortland st, y ard 10 a. IN, 10 IN, and p. m,
and "a midnight. surdiy 800 o. N
To phiIssepha, by Camden and Amboy Railroad
Pier 70 n. r. foot Of Barclay 8 and 200 p
To Washngton by E:w-Jersey r. H., foot Of
Conru.ndtst., and lO M, n p m, and II
midnight. Sunday. 7:3o D. n
To YaplaEk, lslip Fire island and other RESETS on
Long Island, by l.. !. Railroad, from Jame,slp
and loot Of 3tn-St, +. R...........9a and 400
For rther nfouuaon in regard Railroad Time Tables
see Advertisements in another part OF this paper.
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. .....APRm 81
Cleared.


steamshipCnssder Guthrie, Kingston. Jsm Booth Co.
Steanen-Tnon. Young Providence, J. 7; Williams;
jose Ihine Thompson. Cund II, Baltimore w Dsize Meta
mora, Van Nakrnburgh, Fortress Monroe, f. A. McSoTey
Rebecca Clyde Wlletts Washington. James Hand; Grey
hound Martin. Fortress Monroe. f. j. Campbell; Martha
Stevens, Chance Baltimore, ". Dazel.
Shps-Proeus (Br). johnson. ST. John. y. b, II. Gwin
Co. Opheus tBrem Vessels, Miranichi, ~ b., funch,
Meiucke A Nendt
Bark-MIco Polio tBreml Gerdes St. John, N. b. Gar.
rels Meyer.
Bhgs-Lincoln Webb. Lloyd, ST. Domingo City, Darcy
Collins Antonio msths lBr, Maraha Belize, f. Alexander
Sons
schooner,-Corsl Sawyer Reed Bangor. f.. Rnemer;
Elm a: Kelsey Linsley, New,Hsven; Sarah Elizabeth,
Smith. New Haven, Hotchkiss Ssnnard Mary Br0ckway
Damon Hartford. II. $ Racket & Son; A. Chase Wilson,
Baltimore, Bentley smith Coz T. Pierce Han i'Fovidenee
". s. Racket Son; Etns Dryden. York River s. Black
Breeze. Summers York River do; J. Randolph. Brown,
Port Royal. Bentley. Smith Co John Lozer, Philips
Taunton c. H. NsnNane Bush. York River +. j. Campbell
b. Cook Jones' Aoeomae. H. J. Campbell; Washington DO
dine, Fortress Monroe y. j. Campbrli Ellen Orb King
HALIFAX b. T. Small Col Kate, Ireiether Boston, B. W.
Lewis h Co
schOOner-odd Fellow, Dyer saybrook, E. H. Kreemer
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.-TnAL TzEx-APRm 2L-A'efore
Judge AGsos and Jury.
NOYEL YEkDI.r.

| SUPREME COuRT-TnAL TzRx-APRu 2l-Aoefor
Judge NLsoS and a Jury.
NoYEL VERDICT.
'ohn Moore s; Tie Nesioa Consoii'ed s,ss. COMPANY
This was an action commenced for tho purpose
4 recovering damage occeoned 10 tie plaintiff BY hi' being
iyh daJ II Decc boz 1872 ean,le fracture Of his
len ia IN two places. inst sheve 'he ankle j}ih. The es
nre .hJrgtd that he laborng man and on ths; Il ,
Ind ben wos IN rdzo 'ree and Al about Six ococ in
he seroo isIi-d Tor L .2Ge IN gToo,ya w WI. a.
tho act Of cro.s over by OF the defendant. ssses
lie claimed s5s dsHnses amer severely hss'ed tnal,
"Wohrd verdict for .be oirudAni bat, consideration
OF the pain aad entering 1cb s plaintiff has esdaIed we
The Co@r condering hi, verdict for the defendant, d.
WssoS ShSernan a.. seaed Counsel for the Plaintiff
Geo Il. 1hsnpson aud Charles ioonis lor def Edant'
CHAHBsas-iPs'L 22.-refoEe Justice PgcKHAs.
ISJUNCT.oy AGAINST The HARLEM RAILROAD.
TIE People ur the Harlem RHiroa1 Company.
A Temporary Injunction has been allowed IN this
case re,lrs-u the defendants from building branch Of their
road through Thirty our street from the Fourth avenus TO
the East kiv and nom bsdns an eIanson Of then road
the tunnel Fourth avenue to Forty second street Tor
the Of hono To-day the matter came up on the
argument OF smoon to MAKE tie Injunction perpetual
Tire legislature Of lGi9 aud revolution of the Com
Council Of March 1854 giving them prris'ion to make
the extension
claimed the par. Of the people that the &C, passed
by the Legislature OF 1879 took om he defendants any rights
they may had bd branches Of their road
The questions IN the involve the long contested RICH, Of
the state authorities to int. fere with municipal legislation in
viii be continued to-day. Attorney General Cochrane az
Peared In support Of the motion. Mesf' H. f. Clark and
sche, and Chi, 4. Rarpsllo in opposition.
PRACTlCB-F0RM OF sUMMoNS-CODE, SECTION l29.
f. 4. a. Barber sgt. Francis o. j. Smith.
This was an action brought against the we'll
known telegraph capa Of Maine for services rendered to
him In taxing charge Of two sisters alleged 20 have been
dueed at different times by him. during Their confinement
The complaint upon gugnfsD meTpit demanding jud
ment for money only. The summons was for relief &C.
The defendant moved to set aside tho complaint irregular
tie ground that the ought to have been for
Hgney demand on contract
n o plaintiffs counsel maintained that the
regular under lhe decisions IA futile ag Smith Is Abb Pr
53 Levy agt Nichols Is ID 6 and other case.
that liberal construction Of section 20 Of the Code has been
found work great injustice defendants and that action
cell within the Of subdivision unless the damages
hqpidGted by The contract.
The Court denied the motion on TIE bearing
r. H. AuDtloy, for notion Thomas o. Sherman opposed.
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COMMISSIONERS or CHARITIES AND CoRRBC-
rIoSs-At regular meeting Of the Commissioners Of
Charities and Corrections yesterday afternoon Presi-
dent Draperin the chair communication was received
fom j. T. White. warden Of Bellevue Hospital trans
hitting the report typhHs fever for the year ending
April l. 1t shows that eight physicians Of the hospital
Is nurses aud 70 palcnts took & fever aud that IN all
there l75 received during Ito year. IL was
resolved TO establish fever hospital Blackwells
Island under separate management, The patients
during the Sumner 10 be horscd in tents OF tho
avis. The establishment ~ asylum fOf incbriatos
su also resolved upon and The clcra directed 10
ave drawings and specifications made. The receipts
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spp,yov,vLp. I1L-The Uniopists carried the

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.--The UniOnists carried the
town two weeks since but at the charter election last
week our opponents elected their candidates by MAORI
ties rnngng-with q single exccptiou-from l2 10 81,
tho vote Of Mr.. Vredenburg Tor Mayor running lowest
Last year tie Union candidate for Mayor elected
by Is majority when the total vote cast for Mayor
aO9 This year the Coppcrheads have one less ma
joity IN total vote Of gsl In reference TO the Ward
having elected three ont OF four Supervisors aud
ont OF three Aldermen with tie in the other Ward
Thus we have fairly carried three out Of the four
Wards and are defeated in the other.
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The following regiments are expected in this
week; The 10th Massachusetts Battery. Capt. SCOTT,
going to Washington; the nth Vermont, Col. Warner.
are under marching ordersthey are expected to leave
burlington this week for the Army OF the Potomac.
The Both Massaehusetts Veteran Volunteers are an.
nounced TO leave Boston for this city the latter part Of
this week. but IL is doubtful they do, as great deal
Of sickness prevails in tho regiment ut present Inc
5sth Massachusetts Regiment Col >. j. Raymond. are
expected In this city next Monday on their way to An
napohs
NBw-JRRsEY.-The Union State Convention
will assemble at Trenton the 18th OF May, TO elect
delerales 70 the National Union Convention at BaIl'
more
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ADVERTISEMENT

EXAMINE Your HAND Its Physognomy,
Anatomy and Physiology with signs Of Character and how to
read them. Hands long im short thick, right and len, sig
nfcanee Of Shaking Hands l. the hand and healthy
cold and clanny Is magnetic is 1t inert and oes'l
Hands Of distinguished persons The "riug finger"
ETHSoLoGY-SkE.s Of the Races. Egyptian Mumnes.
Assyrsn Hindoo Arab, Jewish feahs Phoncians, souK
Indians &c Portrait and Character Of Mr. Z. Merriam, Gen
Butler aud Hon. Owen Lovejoy in May No. ILLUSTRATED
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL IS cents or 81 50 ayeGr. Ai'
dress FOWLER WELLS, Broadway New York.
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IAdyeriiseTEent

The word "SOzoDOET," which is fast becom
ing sehold is derived tic Greek. and COM
posed Of two words. 500 aud cd0Hies 500 Translated
means 10 preserve and "od,ues" the tth "Sozoiont a
preservoI the teeth. And is true O. &c name. For hseu
tfyn, and preserving the teeth, hrlnl and uysoliirr
the gums aud correcting al 10 puies Of the breath & with
cot peer the world. Sold by Druzis;s aDi Fancy Good
Dealers eycrywAere-75 per botiie--and by Hall
RvcXKL Proprietor No. 2lg Greenwich st.. New YORK
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers,
Passengers Arrived

In t,d'iklp Kang1roo. JToFs LfrepooE-Capt Bearnon
lady infant and two servants, Mr. Davidson, the Mise.
Davidson and Miss Ore M Gooda lady aud two children
M Fox and lady, Mr. Macssy. lady aud two children Mr.
Lecsey and lady, Nh Smarnsu and lady Mr. Duryee lady
four children aud Mr DsgadH and niece, Mr. Day
lady end two children, Mr. Monaghan and daughter Mrs
Swan and Miss Swan Nrs and Miss Walsh, Mr. Dorm and
lady. Mr. sumner lady and children Miss Donnelly
Mrs f. Gibbons, Mrs. and Mss Weller NJ Guerderendon
~ de Peyser Dr. barton j. HUT 4. re,ere. j. Gillespie j.
Perry, w. Morris W. Lemsn, II. W. Thompson w. White.
house, Cart Evans, c. Burke, @. McCook W. Liscord O.
Banartine, ~ J. Rayworth, T. Russell J. Fgham J. Care
A. Mcdonald j. Jordan J. Turner j. J. Walsh, j. Rhodes
w. II. Stewart, p. Reder, w. A. TunsalL
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To Mariners.

To Mariners.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE LIdHrHorss BOARD
WssHI,GToN tITT, Fcb. %, 1904.
soyA-scorIA-cAPE BRETON IsLAND-RkvoLvlNG LIGHT on
CIBoUx i-LAND.
The Board Of WORKS Halifax has given notice. that on or
about the 10Th ds, of November 1863 light vii be exhibited
from house recently erected on Ciboux or Bird Island
al The TO ST. Annes Bay on tie east coast Of Cape
Breton Island.
Tie / Is revolving light, showing alternately red and
white he, Al ptrrya Of one Minute IL is placed at
elevation Of II feet above the eye OF men water and should
The tower stands about onohird OF mile from the north
snd Of CbouI Island in lat 400 30 0 M Ion co. y 30 w.
Of Greenwich.
rveKEr RIVER
The H.h house on Fish Island the entrance 10 Tnsket
piyr on ta coast Of Nova Scotia "a not in the
conrs, of consiruction By order
w. b. SHuBRIcg, Chairman
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HnltPd.

APRIL la-Steamers-United States Haze, Continental
Admiral Dupont.
Ship Berkeley.
BarAs-Amehcs O. w. Hall, Agincourt, Lyman Cam
Cesar Reindeer.
Bngs-Hayward. Caroline.
Schoouers-Millam Henry Hound
APRIL 2O-Steunship.-Easle, Tor Havana; Creole, FOR
New-Of.csns.
StcaultEs-Newbern Til.ey. 1890 .
Snps-John Bunyan. r. w. Stetson. Carl VIA Frnca-
Bnks--J. Cummings. Sea. Contest keber' saxon.
Brgs--Briisnt. Fayo,ite, Manuel. go
schooners-C. Williams J. W. Cummings, Alice Brandon
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corRT c,LEyDAR-rHup,y .

SCPRFME COURT CHCUIr. I.-Adjourned
without day. PssL-ShJu ctuse--Nos. 1882, 2ol, 2iO],
81 1892 2Jsl 1862 2Uj 49, 1923 Part ll-No, Sl3 l6g
l62 62g 2,J 81 HIS 33, 1901 579 1857, 1873 92l, 1905
1904 1876. lao8, 1910 1912 1914
SUPRfAE CONFESSIONAL TERM-Nos. 2l9 272,
23 g. 2 ~ Of Issues OF ard fact and lG9 demnrreTs
SUPERIOR COCgT-Part Nos. 263l, 5000, 5l5,
3uj 25j 43 405 4007 4111 fO5, iJ2 1913 sJ25 4027.
PIT liNo, $50, lOb 21Jj 1880, 800 1850 1914, 1886,
22o8 80, 2l2-, 1912, Jl3b, $50, $40.
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BASE BALL.-The opening of the base ball
season FOR ls6i viii soon be ireugwated. 1t promises
90 be a merry one. Many Of the clubs have selected
new grounds During the season the Henry Eckiord'
Gotham, Eureka, Newark, Erterniise Atlantic Star
and Mutual Gibbs viii probably engage in friendly con-
vests for the championship.
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NOMINATIONS meeting held at Lebanon,
Laclede County Missouri on the 4th inst. nominated
d: w. McCErg for Governor. and Geo. w. Anderson
OF Pike for Lieutenant Governor.
The La Crosse (Wis.) Republican states that
the Hon w. McIudoe Congressman from that district
Will he Ien0mrated By accamatiun. Ia
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven T. Ell ll:S0 a Is:l5 (Ex) 500
(Ex) $3.50, $50 ind (Ex) 2. IN.
For Bridgeport, T. lEx) 1880 a m. l2:l5 (EIb 3:oe
(F0D $3.50, 40 and fEN) p.
tor Milford and srrliord J. Il 20 $3.50, 30 p m
FOR Fairfield, Southport and "espo 7, ll;5O Nj ia
fot NOrwaik. l. $50 II 30 H.; l2:lS x.l 800 zen
$50 $50, $780, (E..) p. IN.
FOR Darien and Greenwich, I, $50, ll3o a. $3.50, 4a
5:jOp.
For Stamford, T. tE1), $50 1880 m; l2;l5 (Ex,a
(EI). $50 40 $3.50, q (Ex) D. n. o.
fort Chester and intermediate stations, $3.50, LIS
n. $3.50, $50, J.0J $50 p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. fE11; 3 tEx), 8p m.
tor Boston via shore Lue, l2;lJ (Ex. d P.
For Hartford and spr shed (EEl ll:SJ m; Cells
p.
For Connecticut River Railroad m. (Ex) to houtress
II 30 g. m to Northampton.
Eor Hartford, Providence aud Fishkl Railroad, Eth
ii 80 q.
For Sew Haven New-London and Ssoninson Railroad ~
a. m. i2:l5 s. q p N.
For anal Railroad i2.l5 p to Northampton.
For uousatonic Railroad a. m.
For Naugatuek Bsilrold, . a. M. 3 p. IN.
For Daubury aud NOTwak Railroad $3.50 m t:2O p
Counodious Sleeping Us a. ached 70 .. Trains.
JAMES n. HOlr, Superintendent
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SUPERIOR CoURT-spECIAL TsRx-APRn 2l.-BefOrc
Justice MOscRIEF.
DECISION.


Justice MOscRIET.
DECISION.
Alexander x. Thorp, Executor, &c, agt Jacob
H. " Cockctof-Judgment for defendant, Diminishing the
compliant with costs plssding exhibits nndng. Of fact &c
len with CLERK n Special Term.
TRIAL TERN-APRIL 2l-Pefore Justice GApviS
TIE CASE or TIE sESAToB-HEAyY VERDICT.
Edwin " a.h sgt Sun Mutual Insurance COMPANY
This important case involves the liability of this
Company ior 250o te ship Senator and her cargo
about tie alleged seutns OF which there has been much
attention bestowed.
The trial FOR q week. Over twenty wlne,ss
examined TO prove tho condition OF the ycs beo,e o
sailed he last yoys.o she appeared have built by
Cfhe Irccofs Of tine de aud unusual taken 10
cons ruct AID keep hts IN seaworhy condition.
The defense chiefly unscawoiness, and sought TO
be sustained by evidence showing the absence Of heavy
eeT or to ard at the time OF her loss Among the wit
Shute Decrow and Oass three seacn who tes
ti1cd tat they catching sh the day the vessel lost
Tie htt two relatives Of the SIu,e who figured
spsuousy Ia the suit Of the Washington Company time
'nce. Tie other to the protest which hslly contra
sct.d bis u irncnt.
The ably summed for the Insurance Company
BIZ Mr. T. Brady Ia his ususl iOTche and eloquent
syl, and follow "a by Mr. Moves, who dwell
l,gb upon the morality Of insurance companies receiving the
Ireuuu usp"gtny tie yrssc aud charging extra rate
on account Of her and then refusing TO pay merchants
her owner, the amount Of thei! policies upon her.
Tho Jury sbseat eight m.ufes, and returned with
verde, OF Cls "a for n" plaintiff upon which he Court
granted an allowance OF $c0D.
Elnud.s T. GeeIy and VIM c. Noyes for plaintiff; joseph
H. Choaic, Townsend scudr and James H. BRADY for de-
fesl 4AIis.
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TaR CoBURY-MACB FTGHT. Joe Coburn
sails for England next month to 60 into training Tor his
1ght with Jem Mace.
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Mails Close nj the Post-D0ice.

For Europe By steamer Peruvian Friday Apr ~. y m
FOR Great Britain and the Continent. by steamer
Kta saturday April Observation-Disclosures. Icy a.
For Cuba and the West Indies, by steamer Corsica,
Saturday April O.
day April p m
For South Pacific ana Central America by steamer
AreI, ssiorJay, April lOi "a IN
For New Orelis by steamer George Washington.
Saturday April lOi "a
For c llirornla Oregon, Washington Territory, and
the Sandwich Islands daily (sandays except.
sd).....,....",......,., e. and u p NE
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for The last two weeks amounted 10 06 go including
81 6s2 o. for the labor o. icts Tie number OF in
mates remaining in the insituogs on tie ltih irst
was G, 336. During the week 10 dled l,lGy we've ds
charged 223 sent TO Blackwes Island and SIX to the
State Prison
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CITY ITEMS.

BURTON DRAMATIC AssoCIATIoN.-In com
nsmoration OF the tercentenary anniversary OF inc
Birthday Of Shakespeare, the Burton Dramatic ASso-
citation viii give masque soiIee tonight at Irving
Hal
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IAdvcriisenenti

COUGHS AND COLDs.-ThOse who are suffer
Ing from Coughs Gods Hoarsene Sore Throst &C. should
try "BRowss BRoscuIAL TRocHgs," simple remody
which has relieved thouIsnd and which in almost every
case efectual
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THE "snAkEspEARE STATUE" ENTERTAIN

THE &" SHAKESPEARE STATUE" ENTERTAIN
,NENTsIt has already been announced that perform
ances will take place nOXt Saturday evening at two Of
orr leading tbeaters with q view TO rccumulating
fund for the erection Of statue of Shakespeare in the
Central Park At the Winter Garden. Romeo and
Juliet" win be represented Mr. Edwin Booth appearing
as Romeo and Miss AvOnia Jones Juliet. certain
interest will be added TO tie occasion by the preservation
of the part Of Frisr Lawrence by gentleman hitherto
unknown to our public dramatic artist, hut snf
aeienty distinguished in other capacities TO have made
ais name familiar IN than one community AT
Nblos Garden Mr. Hactct. viii ply Falst'ifin King
Henry ". -" assisted by Mr. Wheaey as Prince Hal.
The ceremony Of laying The Cornerstone of the pedestal
Of the statue viii take place on Saturday at noon In
che Park 1t ia understood that other managers will
hereafter cooperate III contributing 10 the fund MI
Wallack will doubtless offer the rcceips of one nights
representation Of "Much Ado About Nothing" In
Baltimore Mr.. John S Clarke proposes TO revive for
Che purpose 1.-TWO Gentlemen Of Verona" playing
himself the part Of Launce. Other assistance is e1'
pected sufficient to carry the project successfully
through.
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North-Albany, Bufio md Csnsdas5 a. m and ~ D.
North and West Way Mail. . q = m
western MAI via Erie railroad ......5 a. m snd u p.
Soutnrrn .nd south Western 4a5 a. m a. II snd nj D. W.
E 1911, i'Ii; '''''.''.....3 m, and % p. m
Newport add fa River. 4 o. m.
Tie Long lsand sail close. at....5, n, and / n M
sunday Mals-On Sunday all mails close at.,. II o. ID.
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NrBLo's GARDEN Edwin Booths pros
oerous engagement at this heaer terminates tonight
with his benefit 1.-THE Marble Heart viii be repeated
sor the last time.
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NEw.YonK METHODIST ANNUAL CONFER

NEw-YoRK METHODIST ANNUAL CONFER
EScE.--The Annual ConieIenco OF the NewY Meth
odist Episcopal Church, held at Ncwburgh adjourned
on Tuesday evening, after making the following ap
pointments for this city:
Duane street Rev. j. Parker; Greene street Rev. J. n
Wardel Five Pons Mission Rev J. y Ssirr snd Rev. j.
Mscomber; St fsuls Church and St Pauis Nj aion Rev
J. McClntOck and Rev. f.. H. Otbarani swedish Mission
Bethel, o. o. Hed.t-pile Wal iag 'lcn"Ie ChUrrh, Rev
H. g. Ridgevay; B"iford-str,ei Church, Rev j W. Lind
say; Jane street Church, Rev. J. Croft Central Church
Rev II. Fox; kigteerh-stIeet Inch, Roy y = toeLi
Twenty fourhsir,et Church Rev. A sanford; Thteih
street Church, Rev j. h. Eugry Trinity Church Hey: A.
Cookmsn; Fortytbird-stIeet Church. Few l.. A. King
Ei,fty.sXthseet Church, Rev \. ~ Osborn; Lexn Iton
avenue Church, Rev. a. NJ nontbi IT. yoGn'.' Rev. l.
Lodge; James Mission, Rev G. Wa hnrn Harlem, Rev j.
L. Goodman, West HARLEM, Rev. j. Wyatt.
The East Conference met at Hartford, Ct, and made
the following appointments for New.York and Brooklyn;
FoR NV. YoRK-John street Rev. g. C. Kecleri For
Roche: Alanson Church. Rev. w. 7. Corbitt Mile steel
Rev Chss. kelsey; Second street Rev H. H. Loomisi
Thiny.seyenth street, Rev w. II. Boole Hotkman hil
Rev q. b. Ford; Sixty street, to be suYplfd second
avenue, Rev A. c. Mead; Mission to the CCoIed fe0pe'
FoR BsooKIYs-Ssnds street Rev. C. Fletcher; York
street Rev. H. G.. Pu,ney; Washington street REV W. T.
Watkins: Centenary Church Rev. W. McAilstcri Pacific
street Rev f. he Hass Eighteenth street, Rev. A. Na'h;
William street Mission Rev A. s Francis; FiIs place. Rev
A. s. Hunt; Hanson place. Rev. O. W. Woodruff Fleet
street Rev r. NJ. Hattie d. Warren street. Rev T. Sends;
VIM. II. SmoBson; Sunni ertcll Church, Rev L. > Wetd
Car ton avenue Rev. r. G. Hl Dekab avenue q. : nl
herr; South Second street Rev c. H. Sing; North Fth
street Rev. W. f. Collins; Greenpoint Rev J. r. boothi
J. s. nskip; Gothic Church. Rev g. Taylor; Cook street.
Rev Il Roberts