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THE FUNDING BILL,
The True Text OF the sevrnth s.ctIon
-Inc0rrrciIy PnbIIshed on SatnrdnN


And be !, further enacted, That on and after the
nrs day Of October $50 registered bond. OF any de-
nomination not lcs" than al mn issued under U mo
VISION. OF THIS act and others shall he Deposited with
the Treasurer OF The United states src nv 1r Inc
noes issued 10 the national banking associations for
Cucua"u under an act entitled IAN to nroyide for
thor circulation and redemption thereoC anrrsyet
June l~ii, and all nniional banking assoc iatons
Orshhlked nnNet said act or anv amendment thereof
sIe h.rcDl requrcd % deposit bonds s'ned under this
ac' as security for heir circulating notes Wit hin one
year on the date OF the passage OF ills act IN defsn
oi which their ght 10 Sne notes CIrcnstion shall
pc iotelted anu the Treasurer and the Comptroller OF
tne currency shall be authorized and required
70 hke ench meNnres he
to call In and destroy their outstanding Circulation snd
TO return the bonds held security therefor TO tbs
association by which they deposited in sums Of
not lcss than tlo0 provided that any such ASSOCIATION
nov IN eiisence may upon giving thirty DAYS notice TO
ihe comptroller OF the Currency by resolution of IL
board OF Director. depos egs tender nOos With the
treasurer Oft Unted states to the amount OF ia out
ahd ng crculson and take up the bonds piedIed for
s tedtlnl llon AMI provided further. that not more
an ono-third OF the bonds deposited by Any tank s
such secnry shall be OF the class of bonds hecein
Authorized bearing the ratio OF interest Ave per cent
AMI not more than ono third shall be the class OF
h.ren snthorked bearing the rate OF interest OF
four and q hlI -
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A story niusira'ive Of the Chnr ructcr OF
tie Rich Roy.

Sin; The extract from the Cbicago Journal pub
lishcd In Saturday. sus, and bearing the heading.
"A Rich Boy" which contains these words {:
Young Scars has nou- OF the traits that disiin
rulshed his father" brings to my mi.d 4. .,as. aaa.
ecruing this rich boy" don't vonch for irs truth
II va. told me bv gentleman boarding Of swamp
scott, Mass, during the summer OF 1861 where tbe
boy WIS at that time.
lie wa. IN tie habit OF wearing rair OF shocking
bud shoes thou N Of course he hai iull supoy of
better ones All cnireity failed to induce him ~ rv-
iinquirh the oil orc q stuc 20 them or stuck
tnem toihm, a. does an old woman with curns 10
her easy bushin.. lie woul inyariably repy: can
get little more wear out OF the~e Ap, cals 70 hi.
pride ti- ably tofurnish him ,e!f with others etc
having failed, ,he ady having hin in charre Al
length eudeavotcd 10 ou the sot spot in hi. heart
There gues poor harefOoteI boz" shc said
NOW y'u mlElt do him kindness n you would
give HIN your ola shoc-' Bu. he declined TO do IL
at thnt time. IeY days later he came in from
play and exclaimed: I'm a Eood boy a'in't l.
huny = st the same time asklag for ano ner pair Of
shoes, and saving no golnI to give the OH pir
To Inc poor by lie was OF course applaud for his
generosity, AMI Ion the hose, old shoes In hard.
Returning toward noon, I 6 was asked n ho had
gwen away the shoes. "Uh, YES" he answered
thrustiug his laDd into his pocket end drawing
thence pnir OF lacngs ~ gave them 10 that poor
boy; but, nuny, sryed the strng. they ere ne nv
hew, t,u know That boy doesn't inherit many
OF his iaihers traits-perhaps RRADRR
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THE FULLERTON TRI1L.

Arguments for Admittius the BeiLnsp Let
ter Of June y, 1s6s. rs Evidence.
There was no lack Of interest in the trial Of the
Fullerton case on Saturday and the court room was
consequently crowded. But no witnesses we're e1.
amiLed, the day being speut In arguments
for sndaxainst the admission Of q letter
purportins to have been written b. Belk.
nap TO CommIseioner Rollins. District Attor.
ney Perrepont assumed that there had already been
evidence enough before the Court to eonvh,t and
that this letter Was intended to prove u previous
conspiracy.
Mr.. stoughon and nssoeiSte4. on behalf OF Mr.
Fullerton insisted not only that there was no eN.
denoe sufcient to establish the conspiracy charged
but that on the contrary, the evidence absolutely
dsproNed the e1stene. ot any cons piracy whatever
On the statement Of the Dl.trict Attorney that his
proof wa- exhausted, he would ask that Judge Futer
ton bo acquitted ON the testimony OF The prosecu.
ton. The Court adjourned until this morning
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BhOOkLYN.

\ MIS- Hlnds, OF smith and Dcgraw streets al.
elnp'ed suicide on Saturday BY taking laudanum.
Ilmes u Neil wa. found dead yesterday In tho
streets. '' W. 'N' '' S''
90 The congregliio lon OF the Central Presbyterian
ChulCh nave purchased the big vIgan OF the Hostnu
Soh,eun ana N have II erected IN their new edince
10 De putin schermerhorn Ltroct.
Awr't ~ or and stay of proceedings have been
.'sA'tl ny 80 barnard In the case Of UwOn Hand
'' mara ~. jas. 0'Donneli,
TIE 'ie, .. FORTS. OF the De Ralb avenue,
d.. .N.ch aohed last evening on The Tht Atre, ="
"H' ho lrill' "a az tho school OF vice, a sure road
IT, ""1 'no oest and most direct avenue to hell,
ltt hfr 'a' OF the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
80. 49, 60 'yn, was celebrated yesterday. Ad
% 20 - W. '' et BY tue Rev George r. Pente.
cost a4a 'te Y g. orge J. Minxins
the Rev k..,.. A NoNn,,,, n, oS,,t,, Ch,..,,
10 ~, D.. e." Rev. Charles IIovey OF 81.
iIIhs,1l Nta o, ~ero ordained by the Rev hlshop
car n'f""' N 'I~ 'anrcb Of the &oAs Trinity.
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IN Old TEACHERS DEATH
Murdered bv the Politicians scenr On ~
Pntcr'- ChnnnI In Mnrc,nY sIrecI.

Murdered by the Politicians - Rcenr I'm ~,
Peters Chapel Ia barclay street.
Never were the notes Of Requiem Mass sung
With more thrilling effect than on Saturday, when
tie remains Of james Trsinor, teacher OF Gram.
mar School No. -, were borne along the central
aisle OF : Peters and laid on an illuminated bier
near tie saEc,unry The temple was Alled vita
sympa,hiEcrs aud the alters were draped In black
Al seemed to feel that Trsinor hid been bu,ted to
death, that he had died a broken heart lie
hsd taught school for seventeen Years and he an.
Piled some months ago for TIE position OF Princinal
which would incresac lis salary one thous,nd dol
inr- year He lad delicate wife and oivht chill
dre' and toe Local Board recognizing his services ana
his claims, had elected him lie had rival however
who had sufficient influence with n few D ,li'icans
20 prevent his confirmation by the Beard Of Edrc1.
tion Tor several months The final contest for the
place wns 10 have been fought In the Grand street
hail week ago. Poor Tranor WAS overjoyed Will,
his -pect-. but he was doomed to hear the old
blow ffom the politicians who opposed him He
wis informed that M mgnt eIpect to he called ucon
some dav to Give the old certificate Of his ability
WIN view or suhJecing him to the degrsd ,tion OF
hew examination. THIS plot was too much for
him. lie tauKht his cls-ses or Friday week ago
he spen' the ttee dars following in urgng his sppli
cation on Wednesday he was rro-,rated, and on
THURSDAY he wac a coru.s Amer The requiem had
b"en suns. and the last Offices OF The Idberer had
bcen performed, Trrinors widow len Der seat and,
r~re-y-s- - rvt~s. r-,--a - coty ter ru-,
band ont OF the easket ,nd hugged Il trunticallr
carried away The Hon John Fox, Justice Hogan
and The Trustees aud teachers Of the School then
took nn1l Leave of their old friend and he was suh.
scqnen'ly inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
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Personal INTELLIG ENCF.

What woule wA.liu jton 10, just now without
tho presents OF oraItf
the heyoraty OF BslisA Sic, "
SpeaAer Bl Inc vas entertained by several mom.
hers OF the Unon Les2ue Cub on SATURDAY
Dr. George w. hasser, an old practising physi.
clan OF scranton. Pa, died last evening of anopicYv
Ho was 81 yeap OF age. O''NN'
Nr. Samuel =, Wilson, one Of the propriotors and
leans on Saturday, aged d, " NV W
In New Orleans on Saturday, Brovet BrIg Gen
Morris =. Miller, Deputy QnHrtormastsr General o the
United States Army, died sudlenly aged G He wa a
naIlve OF New York. " "
DR.. D. A; Gould, Of Boston, has boon appointed b,
be Argentine Republic to establish and conduct an NJ,
Economical oh eryatory at Cordoya, 10 tnat country
lie goes there soon, taking with him four sssstans
An American lady. who remembers having seen
Ihce Ilerre NapCieon Bonaparte during hls visit 10
the hued states, " company with hs Cousin Louis
naboyoh dec,hIrs hpt the has never seen more ruf
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Can This be Trues-Ds Fashionable Ladies
Hire their Dresses md Ornamontss


One evening at u fashionable squeeze, famiiiarly
known as a reception. was adnirnz what I con
sidered avery beautiful and very expensive dress
winch adorneda very pretty young lady. was
pouring my adnirai on into tie ears OF a married
lady friend who poid me the silent homnre OF atten.
uOn ior 'ew moments, and then quite disenehante
me MIN the assurance that she had seen that lenti.
ca dress and those identical imenta on anotier
lazy 81 pan In New FORK recently. IT'S Getting
70 De quite trade In New York TO rent ou, ban
dresses ana u has been extensively introduced here
tNls winter II !. dote very quietly, OF course but
very laTEelV." Now ! wish TO say with due respect
10 my informant that don't believe A word OF it,
ana ana Set recall some limos from Don Juan, which
sho" something OF tho king, " only a little more
40 to have been the practice In London oars ago
Tho milliners ~ho furnish drapery misses
throughout the season upon speculalion
oi oiPaymeht ere the honeym non = last kisses
nave Waned into crescents coruscation."
Byron erpltns in loot note that n "draper, miss"
meInl pretty, shish -borG, o fashionable young
female, wei instructed by her friends and furnished
bi her uhiiher ~ith wardrobe upon credit to he
pali Tor when married, by her husband" 60 you
see tUere II rothing new under the -un-even Ut a
A-hionaole squeeze; AZ between renting dres4e,
Tor te ever IN and bus ing them with MORTGAGE on
a future husband Incline to tie ormor practice
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MIR. ksLLY's GOOD LITTLE nor.
mr ke'J rcaohcs the fouoa Idea How TO
shoot Tho yoaua Ideas Pirs' shot-Th ,
First shot n Blank Cartridge, but u Costs
MIR. Rely Fifty Dollars.

Wr. heiy rtny Dollars.
During the latter part of February, Mr. Edwin
Kelly, Of Kelly & Jeou's Ministries, while in search
Of ftev novelties. heard Of remarkable boy residing
Al the Hub" Thinking that he had discovered a
Richard Coker be cent for him and offered 10
bring him mp" Ia due time the boy arrived. He
proved to be ragged little urehin. nearly twelve
years Of age and tn orphan. Mr.. Kelly testei tho
qualities ofhis voice, and found them 70 be far bet.
tor than be hid supposed. lie was int ensely
pleased. lie said the boy good little boy 4
Tie Immediately nado proposition which the "good
little hoy" eagerly accepted.
Kelly then taught bin TO sing sweet song, Put
me In my little tod" Tho boy sang II 60 well, and
wns such good little boy that Mr.. Kelly became
enthusiastic He Immediately ordered q handsome
suit OF blsek clothes TO be made FOR the good little
boy. and engaged boarding place. becoming re.
sponsibie for his hoard ut a per week.
On the last evening In February the good little boy
made hls FIRST appearance on the stare at Kelly &
Icons 0pora House, and sang Put me In my Little
Bed" He sang 1t so swcetiy TINT he was repeatedly
evening Of the weet the good iitIlo boy snccoss
was continued. Mr.. Kelly wouj frequently turn "
Brock, irnt he a rouserr
:. Thus nfhirs went on cor the first week On u Q
Monday following. this rood little boy found his
Wiling t. do nnythieg for him lie gave rim a. 10
pay Two weeks hoard. and then tho good little BOY
b=kc lin wonld ne please sdyance him another
week. salarr a. he desired to repienlsb III ward
fohc NJ Kelly was only too happ' to oblige tho
good ute BOY. On the evening OF the same day.
when tile other performers arrived NJ the Opera
House. Trey una Mr. Kelly Rnvion-lv awaiting the
arrival " tie GOOD little hoy. The time for the uor.
I'rmahcc nfrircd, brt not the good little boy. Mr.
kelly said he mus be III. and aont to iis boarding
house. He there learned that the good little fellow
had not been there since MIR. Kelly rave him the 81
The hndlsdy WIS rnXiously waiting the arrival OF
the responsible Mr.. Kelly.
When the time cAire for the Put me- In nv Little
Hei, therc wIz no good litte boy TO ne boz In N.
htuc bed. He had sKnped. Coo Bur 'oss gallsntly
Nulun'rcrei To sulo-, but no could not on account
oi We littcne-- OF the ted. lie said he wanted but
ht,le hete holoH, but he wanted that little LONG.
10 VT Kell,'s lttic bed Is still emuiy and he IL
snViously looking and longing Tor the good little
boy and the good little $50 that the good little ci
low cnIfied oil
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DhsHES HERB AND THEME ny THE
StN'S REPORTERS.

The Latest Assessment for the u, uest Of
Hudson City's Political Pnupers-A Clear
swinnlc of $4,000 ON the Pro posej
staircase from the Meadows TO tho Top
of the PnIis dss.
Jersey Is destined to be as big mint for swim.
ding contractors a- the city Of New York. The
newest and most bareiaced swndlo that has come to
Light i' In Budson City. wherein the taxpayers are
to be beaten out VI Si7OOo for the erection Of m
iron stcirCaso from the FOO, Of Broad street down
the side " the hi TO Hol oxen. About three thou.
sard pcrsons have sent in protest to tho Common
Council Ihe job had lts orizn IN the fertile brain
OF one PatiburS, who is candidate for Alderman,
aud ran lust year for tie EayOtalty, but was do
icatcd Thon the Job was taken out of HE hnndl.
and iutrusted to another still this same man has
nn inside deal Alderman George Elwood has taken
tl,t meter In hnnd, and Intends TO ven,iate It.
The stairs cot In reality about t7.Ol0, but the
enormous bill Of tiTN0 has teen ioCed upOn the
pooplc To hl the pockets ~ four vc city ruupers.
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LOSG JSLIND.

W, l., I. cole boueht tie late Simon Craft', fam
10 Glen Cove. on saturday, for $500 '"' ~
a hpntel's Point police ju 'tice has fined hi. wife
his Office. Z" e'"'o "uJViH'nk
. M Angnsl BE mon, has tho famous horse Ken.
the spring races, 80 ""'""s '''
a sconndrel hred musket ball into tho south Side
hairphu triln OF FRIDAY evening while n WAs pass pp
spnteIs, ''N'NN''" ~ k'"'S
Is prorerty owners Of Greenpoint had an iligna.
uOn uoellns 10 Continental lll on StturiAy pyenin
AID r'icsed AGAINST the dcmnnds OF the Tnrcta n,
nn Warehouse and Manufacturing Cnmpany who ask
the Legislature Tor the Tiy laFO Al the usna,
act On the llnu OF BushSck creek ''''' ''1'''' '"u
Mi.s Mary Hedges, daughter Of a. Hedges, Eco ,
sE Hsr4Da' ur'red 10 her bedroom and undres scd
nrtscli anu IN hct lathets razor dcbeTateI com.
N n'@tsl @ mn har Dr. sterling ard Cook wcre OBLIGED
70 anl's. ne'lhellcs before they could dress tie
wound. as NE El with her hsnds tore ne esh OF en-
wounds arc mOTtE,, @ "-'''" "''
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The Death of p. @. NJ. Rooer, d. Holm. =.

~ AZ ~ O'Clock on Saturday evening Robert ID
Holmes, Past Grand Master OF the Masons of N.W
loTk STATE died at his residence In tins city NJ
vas vol known a. lawyer and eOntri butJr To yari
~ pe iodcas Of New York. lie studied law in M,
ence OF hr william jay Hpskeit. an ! Continued in
ae VfhtNce OF his profession until q few months
70 N"eh ne Sas taken down with cOnsumptiou
~ nS,h's "As born IN this city, aud educated ia
~ tpu,t school No. 3. lie wa one Of the founder
gWt NY ic Tie Lodge, ami was Grand Mister of The
N inu Nis"nc LoIge of this ate In 1865 an 4 Is,G
y Ha' "tity years haso and WA- not 1 u now
a. S'' c'' la'ins 1een member ul the Boa ui Ex.
sS sever Jears, and candidate for District
Ili'- ~ Al the last election. He Has 10 his lity
MII ~ year Mr. Holmes leaves n vie aud tLre,.
,uHeo. The remains are u be buried from hi
,7'lueNce % Barrow street, on Wednt sdsy after
b'oh, q o'clock.
~ Ho mess death WAS sudden and upexpectsd
r. ~ nooql 10 clock In the evening he storped from
a. pa'h room 10 his parlor somewhat exhausted
w comp llned 10 Mrs. HOlmes OF fee ling OF tigLt.
~ iOou, PIE mock, graspiug al his collar with biz
49,, lie recued overcome, and, gaspinR, eI
l.msi Gun this be death This is death -
- MONIES ined 10 disei pate from his mind IN.
sSIn| I9febodlng, asking him whether be had Iot
a. t'he some of his medicine. lie RESPONDED
NJ I l and as she was In tie act OF getting n
nO'lio- iell 70 tie bOoI suffocating MIR
n94hr- tl'rned, ran for hep. Assistance waa i'm
Ia. aet ~ hand, and Mr.. Holmes was ral,e from
s' Lso' 20 bed in toe parIor. His feet aud dngers
iebI1' .o. 'ulslYeY. L. Ing for n moment he sud.
A. ~ H'en himself aud exclaimed This is death
-''sN7 me ail my sins y and tel back dead.
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cLINCHIN0 IRELAND,s CHAINS.

The Cabisers New Measure for the Ne.
preston Of irish Upri.inss.
LoSDoS. March lS-The Cabinet has decided
on measure to be Submitted to Parliament vhios
has for its object the enforcement OF the laws In
lreisnd. II Is based on Ahborp's law OF 1888 ana
dreys Law OF 1917. The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireianl
Is to have power to proclaim districts where I'M
usual trouble exists. Extraordinary powers OF A.
re't and detention granted to magistrates Ia saoS
districts after proclamation. In some cases poIios
and jury trials ARE dispensed with The police foro<
Is to be largely Increased. The bill Is 10 be intro
dnced 90 Thursday by the Right Hon. Chlchostes
Forteseuc, the Chief Secretary for Ireland.
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Tue Infamous Mi-manascm,n Of the Pen-
sion busine-s.

Geo. Melvin. who has an Office "a pension
agent AZ south and Roosevelt Streets lent s25 to
Henry Greenwood a destitute United States pen.
sIoner, taking re security The latter cerdcae. The
pledge was to be redeemed on the 4th Of March by
THE payment of tie rum borrowed With 10 per cent
interest added. When the tine came for redemption.
Melvin appointed the 1th as most convenient 10 h1
lie did not Keen the oucat cn.cnt and oil the follow
ing lay We abused the needy sioEer Greenwood
then obtained M order upon Me win. written by Gen.
Avery arcrreseutativc O. thc Pension Cuu,rissi0n.
cra, Demanding the immediate surrender Of tht ref.
iiGcstr. Greenwood ~ga the hoaror Of the lettc-.
The brutal aSstt Invited tie pensiouer into l. hall.
Nav aud then -lauriuly bei tic one arm, cfirp @
GA saturday Mel in wls held Tor trial.
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The Lam shark. no, all In Prison.

On Saturday the now notorious swindling
ticket once, Hoboken street. again tried 10 swim ilo
out OF tiil so in gold. Mr.. Isaac A. Reep OF
Canads. was picked no by . runner at tho New
Haven Railroad Depot who took him 70 the Hobok.n
street den. Here he innocently purchased ticket for
California, and the obllgng gentleman who was In
charge offered to put his money into belt. Luckily
the victim had occasion 10 return aud on examining
hi- helt found $50 In silver. Tie money was re-.
covered by Detective Field
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MN JERSEY.

The foot race between the Paterson saloon keen
or s 10 he contested ON IotoNa at 2Ocuca ths an,r
In Br1dy's Skating Rink in Jcr4ey CITY. Master
BOYS race. -
Thomas X. Agnew, the Greenwich street grocer
has oomEcied the contract Tor building ten neat cot
tages on his ground al RuthcTurd Pnrk, New Jersey
The Burns Climb, OF New York tried the Inefto
OF the ihtiG Cinb; oi New Jersey, al game Of curt
Thistle. and q points Tor the New lorkcis
30 may small suits against the Erie Railway Com
pAny ha:r come up before tho Paterson ustses nt
dlmculI beng experienced IN getting iurcs Nu one
can u twice Juror IN tnese Caste and PRAsaie county
In danger o. ucing drained Of CApahl9 men
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LOSSES ny FIRE,

+. sannle's hat store, 61s Eighth avenue, was
damaged $1,000 yesterday.
Me.srs. Phillips \ Co. silk fnctory, on Union
eured.
Mossrs. Gillis 4 Gallaglers furniture store, In
Calais. Nc, wa hurGeo on Saturday. Los, o. lOo;
Insurance. tlOOO.
MesSrr. Rice h sangers sloe mar uTlctory and
keith HA stitching ehop. In DanveTs, Mass. were
burned on Friday nisht. Loss $1,000.
Nos, II and a. Pearl street. Boston, occutI led by
Weld, bryant Co, daa oIs In shoe manuiacturpr's
goods lnd hessrs. Howe and Weloy dealers IA moroc.
CO. j Wentworth CARPET slipper mnnufuc and W.
j. Wallace, boots and shoes burned last night.
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B'nckm-ii in tho New Jersey Lrs,.ia,.,,

The gyecrine works, on the Salt Marsh rs il
Is called, In Bergen county, y. J.. which stand =
mile from any human habita,ion are owned and con.
ducted By honest and enterprisins men, who have
been freely bIed by some OF the backmaiinr leeche.
IN tie New jersey Legislature, or rather lobby
Last winter they introduced bill in the Le.isatpre
TO rrohibl; the manufacture OF dlngerous articles in
ltrren conuty and demanded 800 10 have It Killed
They were paid the money. This year they intrn.
dueed similar bin. and demsn ded 81 900 to have 4,
killed. The money not paid and they passed the
bill But tho owner OF the vi rks lHid the facts be-
fore Senator Little, ana the vampires had better be
prepared for q thunde storm.
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WESTCH ESTER COUNTY,

The taxpayers OF Westchester are to have a hear.
hk nus week befnre the Legislative Committees IL on
pos'Uon 10 The vi enng OF Pelham and Fnrdhan ave-.
hucs. IN west Farms against the completion 0f "a,
neck avenue Job
"a mr hliey a lnwier who wNs hned by Ju.tios
Shhndley OF lQnkets for nghtne aith LAWYER TAyios
IN MS court refused 10 pay the tl0 ami was sont 10 ths
isll In While Plains Whle there he repented aud naiS
the money, and leased. 10 get home ~ hcst hs
cOuld- Taylor oaid hls nne IN court. " ~
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Mr.. d. Knowltol. OF New York from the " preck kes
teAmsmp Eagle has arrived IN Norfolk He Gays III At
when the Nesse struck tue Captain suppose her u, be
ten miles from land The CAPTAIN began Ibr wing The
cargo overheard to easc her on BY morning the ve,
sci hld been backed on some ten icct anil the VIVA
Ece!talned that she had large hole In her bows Tie
LANDING or the nsscrgers aud crew required two
The steamer Louisiana ran into an unknown
schooner on Thursday night, near Crepey Island or
her way from Norfolk 10 ia'timore, Cant Hi inme
dstelN lowered boat and took her (he captain
and touF men 10 the traney Island lighthoase The
schooner had NO lghls and was steored by colore1
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

The cast uai' train ofthe Long Island Railroad ON
SATURDAY morning ran into wagon driven by A NJ
Johnlon, az VINE lot Crossing, Jamaica. 1hs horse
escapod OIL The wagon was smashed aud johnson wa
ground 'N''"
A. ne II o'clock train from Boston for Portland
was passing TIE crossing IN SacO. Me. Saturday the
engine srnck sleigh IN which we're seated three
llomen ht OlVer Tracey was Killed iu.tantit. MIR
John a. SAWYER ui HnNton del Of his niurlrb IN, same
unhurt. ''' ''''N
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Seized and Hanged.

LARAMIE CIrr, Neb., March l3-Lste Las,
hight one Kief was knocked down and robbed by
two OF gang OF desporaio,s. Mr. Kicf was 80 Sc.
verely beaten that his recovery is doubtful. Acting
Deputy Sheriff J. A. Lobley rode down on hand.
car to the "old Dolby" yesterday afternoon, and
arrested F. Ward and James Bale,. A broken re.
voyer already charged, with fresh blood stains on
II, was found In the bark Of an old log buried out.
side the shAnty was found NOS OF the jew elry which
was recently stolen from McLucas an il Dick WarI
and Bales, on their arrival here in custody, were
seized b. mob and hanged.