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THE COURTS.
uRI1En STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Custom House Drawback Fruuds--Caid-
we'll in Court.

The Custom House Drawback Fruuds-Caid-
well in Court.
Before Judge Woodruff
The United States Us. Rtcha,d b. Caldsceu The de.
fendant who s charged With being an accomplIcs
with latchford, and others at present beyond the
reach OF justce-all late Custom House oficiais-in
defrauding the government BY the means OF what is
known as drawbacks" in the business Of the Gus.
tom House, was yesterday brought before Juage
Woodruff on application for bail. The defendant
with others charged at the time alleged &C.
complices) ned from this city. Blatchford,
after o brief concealment delivered himsef
up and fs supposed TO have condoned for his alleged
misdeeds by turning round a. witness against his
alleged conlederates. Others and not the least sus-
pected or notorious in these frauds not Jet re-
turned from their journeyings to healthier climates
and are, therefore, beyond the jurisdiction OF the
court before which Caldwell WILL shortly be brought
as q destined vicJm.
On the part OF the defendant (Caidweilj counsel
appeared, merely, however, to make IN application
In the matter OF tae ball.
United staes District Attorney Pierrepont asked
the Court to rix the bail At $50 900; that would be
$4,000 on each OF the three counts on which he hUd
been indicted.
Defendants counsel argued that this amount Of
bail was excessive and asked that the bail be fixed
az s., 900 on each count
Judge WoodruE, after some discussion on the part
OF opposing counsel fixed the bail at $4,000. Tne
prisoner was then removed IN charge OF Colonel
Whitleys officers,
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JACks0SvIhhLE h Msrth 2b--Anived sehss esguin, Can
NYork 18Th, VII. Mathows, Melvin, do
Aiss ssS.s, fsSss rA'''' sAA's'' Si'rs' 'sss'
NEW oHLEANS March 9s-Anivsd, Steamship United
Isis sph Eorsss, Matsnzas; brig RsdmoD, Rsd,aon.
S:a5sa-sSSps sLzs,s pda Moss: Cox yspool Cordsa.
2sth-Anysd, ships Ann Gray (Bry Rsx,er and Island
Light (rl, McFee, Lverpoo' barks Francis Kelly Hnvre
nids (Nor Torinssn, cronssadt; brig Amos Roberts,
xprn i-Xrrived steamship Gen Meade Sampson. Nyork
NORFOLK. March 3o-Arrved, schr Bay sts.s Barnum.
NEW HAVEN, April l-Arived, schrs John Cadw~nader.
Townsend, Phladepha; Lilly, Jones. and Davidson.
PMiLAbELPHIA, April l-Arrived, brig Maj Nor, Hen.
LONDON; schrs izetsa Smith sssS. Graz: wsb.e,
Perrin Packard Boston New Zealand Carnan, Buckspor;
Sarah Mills Baker, Fall River; Restless, Baxter Julia
Westeo w Tiers clifford, and Elve Davis, Hand, Bos-
ton; H Wilson, Harris, Fall kiser
CleaIsaSsamshp Yazoo Cstnsrins, New ps.enns wa
Fits sagua brig Nellie Wvre, Ware Msnzsnila schrs
Gsrdner Barbour Mayaguez Miller Danham, 81 John,
Msichless, Hopkins, Csnbrdeeport.
xd.Arrved nrigJ kiroy Barnard, sasua; schr Jane
PORTLAND, March Arrived schr Freeman Dodge.
Ceared-schr Adde Ryarson, Houghton, sacua.
April 2-Ceared steamship Chesapeake Sherwood, New
Adams McFaddcn. Ma,ansas Geo serry. BrssdIcy do
@ RICHMOND. March sl-cleared, bark Traveller tBrs
Beiow-schr Henry Hobart Benton, from Boston.
San FRANCISCO April l--Arrlyed, ship Eastern Star.
SAVANNAH, March 2s--saied. schr Ricardo Jova, Lit.
tie Sagua.
Cleared-Seamshps San JaciDto, and Montgomery, New
York; schra Aidana Rotes ~, New Haven; Jos Baxter
WILMINGTON NC. April 2-ceared, steamship Rebccca
Clyde, NYork.
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PsRT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Dorian tBrl, Small, Glasgow Henderson Broa
Steamship Australia (Br). Hedderw1ck, GlasgowHender
steamship Rbsin tNG), Meyer Bremen Southampton
Oslrichs Co.
steamsp City Of Mexico. Dsaku, Havana. siaal and Vera
steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston via Key West
Steamship Bienve Baker, New oreans-Livinsson Fox
Co.
Steamship Crescsn, City Norton, New orlcansFrederc
Steamship George Washington. eager. New orlsans-H
Cromwell Co.
steamship Mercsds, starkey, Fernandna Florida Rail
road Co.
Steamship San Salvador Ncksrson, savannah-w Gar
ste eanship weybossett, Parrish, savannah-R Lowden
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff Cbariesion-A Morgan
Steamship VIM Clyde. Morgan Wilmington, NcJ
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin Newbern. Nc-Aurrsy,
Steamship Washington, Wallace, Newbern--Thomas,
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne. sor,ox. City Point and
Steamship John 0ibson Winters, Georgetown DC-fb''ps
stssmship Volunteer. JONES' Philadelphia j Lorirsrd
Steamship Wamsus,a, Fish, new Bedfosd-ferguson ;
Bark Deusssa (Br Rose, Esinors for ordss-C Tobias
Bark Tearsr ssr), Gibson Montego Bay. JAG Buey.
Bark Evcrhard DelIus N0) Hsrboh, PhiadelphiaFunch
Big San Juan (Br), MAhoney, sisal-BJ weinberg
Brig Isis Br). Simmons, st Pierre, AArtH vatabls
Brig springbsrd (Br), Whittier, Barbados and Maracabo
Brig Gem, Neal, Barb.dos-D Trowbrdge 4 Go.
Brig Tyro Br. Layton, hslifaxCrandall Berteaux Co.
Brig N Herrera tBr), Havener, Morshead CisyThaver
Brig Anita Owen. Pst.enrnl, Eizabethport-
Hunter.
schr n Hedges, Franklin, Humacoa, PR-Bakes Day.
ton.
sssr sr siyn,. ss Bayl,: gss.cs.- Ws.. Ws.ssr.
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The Metropolitan Railroad. extending from Metro
THE NEW HAVEN EXPLOSION.

Yesterday the jury OF inquest were engaged all
day In hearing testimony to determine the cause OF
the death Of the two victims Of the catastrophe at
the factory OF the New Haven Conn., Folding Chair
Company on the 1st inst 5everals physicians
and the secretary OF the com any were
heard, after which the engineer, John
tested 1t and found water up to the second gauge,
and that half minute before the accident the steam
unable to account for the explosion. II. A. Linco n,
an expert, thought the explosion was caused by
smith, Of B.anfOrd, VINO happened to 10 the build
ing to sharpen axe just before The explosion, died
from the effects OF his injuries, which makes the
fatal cases three. James Mullen IL sJll alive, but
very low. On Friday evening, ut the suggestion Of
subscribed 1920, the Mayor giving 500, and then
adjourned on account OF the calamity without hear
ing the speakers.
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OF pubic instituuons) 4s7 deaths; persons married,
! 2oL, and 3Sl births.
| Madame Heorin, ia West twenty second street,
was swin6led ont OF 1910 yesterday by a fellow who
represented himself as the nephew OF her landlord.
Jack Supplee, a boatman, stabbed in the head
Matthew Walsh. in the saloon No. 100 James street.
yesterday Walsh refused TO make complaint.
The stone strike interfered with the rail-
road employees ut work at the Harlem depot yester-
day. and prevented some Of the men from working.
they threaten further dem ons,rations.
The steamer Leo, from Savannah, which arrived
az this port yesterday ran up to the city without
pOrtlng or waiting 10 be boarded at Quarantine and
was remanded back by the Heath Officer for non
compliance with the law.
The Empire Base Ball Club OF this city win meet
tomorrow night at The Study, on Hudson street,
near Carkson, for the election OF officers for the en-
Suing year. A large attendance IL expected, as
business OF importance ls TO be transacted,
The Ninth regiment National Guard gave prom.
enade concert last night. inaugurating their new
band, under the leadership OF Mr.. ]. O'Bren. The
dril room was elegantly decorated The new col
olonel, James Fish, Jr was present In mufti, as
Wei as tae excOlonel. and the officers and members
generally There was, OF course, large attendance
or ladies' and the usual care and hospitality Of the
regiment TO Their guests.
M Peter Il. Sweeny, the City Chamberlain, has
paid into the city treasury for the month Of March.
as interest upon the city deposits, the sum OF
slOo57 Ie and this amonnt, added to previous de-
posits or q similar character, makes grand total
OF $2ce,401 81, which stands credited to this ac-
count.
The funeral OF ex-Mayor Brady took place yester-
day afternoon from his residence. 44S Fifth avenue
The cofln, which was almost entirely covered with
white flowers and ornamented with floral crosses.
was OF rosewood, richly mounted in silver. The
ID. II. Arnold, Moreau Delan0, J. IL. Swift, samuel
d. Babcock, W. II. Townsend and II. Z. Davies.
The Episcopal funeral service was read by Rev. S.
Cook, assisted BY the Rev. George ID. Draper. The
body was inferred IN W00dlawn Cemetery.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Judge lngraham
denied motion for stay Of execution In the case
Of Patrick Mcdonald, recently sentenced to five
years. Imprisonment IN the state Prison. Delivering
his opinion the learned Judge sald:-No bill Of ex.
ceptiOns has been slgned, but the alleged errors
stated IN an afldavit OF what took place upon the
trial. Upon examining the statute am satisfied no
such stay can be granted until after the bill Of
cepOns is settled and signed and sealed before the
Judge before whom the prisoner was tried.
1t Ia maniestly improper to stay the proceedings to
review such errors as occur the trial until 1t Is
known by the bill OF exceptions whether ouch
where the appears IN the Judgment record and
the bill Of exceptions is not required show that
sucn error existed. In such II might be nsces-
sary, but where the alleged errors have taken
place ON the trial the stay should not be granted
without the bill OF exceptions.
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COURT or OYER AND Tsa.'sfa.

Charge of Receiving Stolen Bonds-iIotiou to
Dismiss indictments.
Before Judge Gilbert.
motion was made by Mr.. Il. T. Wood yesterday
to dismiss the indictments against c. D. Ls Baron
and young man named Heinisch, who were arrested
in July last on the charge OF having received stolen
bonds to Iiie amount Of $4,000. lie Baron is New
York broker and Heinisch was his clerk. They weO
both admitted to bail IN the sum OF SIC, ,000 but as
the case has not yet been tried MI Wood moves to
dismiss the indictments the ground that the Dis
trct Attorney has allowed two terms Of the Court OF
trial Notwithstanding the expressed desire OF the
defendants to be tried. Judge Gilbert took the
papers and reserved his decision. The defendants
claim that the bonds were Purchased IN good faith.
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SUPREME COuaT-SpsClAL TeSM.
A Divorce for Bfgauy.
Before Judge Gilbert.


Ehzabeth Nfl,er u.s. John N1ler.--This was an
action for absolute divorce on the ground Of big.
amy, the defendant having married plaintiff while
he had wife living. The case was tried before a
referee, when 1t appeared from the evidence that
the defendant, who IS engaged In tobacco business
at No "a Hester street. New YORK, was married to
hts first wife by Rev. Pather Gleason, at Fatbush,
on the 18th OF March, 1852 On the 22d OF February
1854, he was married to plaintiff by Rev. John G.
Lutz, OF the German Lutheran Methodist Episcopal
church, Brooklyn, E. ID. Two children were tine
result OF this marriage. Both wives appeared
before The referee with their marriage certificates
Yesterday the referee presented his report, recon-
mending that the divorce be granted.
Land for q Railroad.
An application was mnde yesterday on behalf Of
the Flushing and southside Railroad Company for
the appointment of commissioners TO estimate tho
compensation to be paid Hannah wilkin and others
for land owned by them which Is to be taken for
railroad purposes. The owners opposed the applt-
cation the ground that the land was not required
but after argument the Court granted the motion.
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suanOeAIe's COURT.
Wills Admitted.

BelUIe SurruRHte Vecder.
During the past week the Surrogate admitted TO
probate the wills of Charles Congreve Frederick A.
Brady and Beckwith 7. Williams, and rejected those
OF George wilmington and John Mulligan. Letters
OF Margaret orwin Jacob Schneider, Anne Maria
Funk, James Briscoe Edwin O. Curtes. George Kent
and George wilmington,
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CHESS MATTERS.

Close Of the Brooklyn Chess Club Tourna-
pient.
This long pending contest between several Of the
finest chess Players Of New York and Brooklyn ter
minated definitely last night. The prizes were
awarded as follows:-Captan Mackenzie, frst prize;
+. +. BrenZinyer. second prize; e. Demar, third
prfze c. A. Gilbefy, fourth prize. During the pro-
gress o: the tourney several delicate questions
arose. which were decided by. the committee In o
manner TO command the unanimous approval OF the
members of the club beautiful consultation
game between eight strong players closed the pro.
ceedtngs
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Bao)0iKE7N COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Alleged Post Once Frauds.

The United States uS. George Jttds0n.-The defend
ant, who was cashier OF the Post ONCE. charged
with having appropriated to his own use moneys
collected on unpaid mail matter. All the evidence
In the case having been heard counsel for defence,
arguing that the Commissioner mad no Jurisdiction
In the case JudsOn could not be said be cashier
OF the government a. he gave bonds to Postmaster
Booth ana, furthermore, the evidence had failed to
establish the charges against him. Counsel, there
FORE asked Tor the discharge OF the defendant The
Commissioner reserved his decision.
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AlpAHY. MUNICIPAL RaMIHAJIoas.

ALBANY, April 2, 1sS0
At the Democratic City Convention to-day George
II. thatcher was nominated for Mayor and the fol-
lowing xentIemen for Aldermen at large: -Erastus
Corning, Philip Fitzslmmons, John Eveps and
Robert n, Moore.
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NEW YcaK CITY.
Lasz and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past rwentytour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hud
nuts pharmacy. herald Building, Broadway, cor
of Ann street,
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While David Westbrook and John HOFFMAN wer
crossing ike Juniata river ut Huntington Pa, their
6kn struck against the railroad bridge and broke In
two. Both Iheu were drowned Ia the presence Of
number or SPECTATORS, who were unable 70 help
thems
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SAILED.

Steamships LAFAYETTE Hayrc &c City OF Brooklyn, and
Dorian, Glasgow beona. London; CITY Of Mexico Havana
and Vera cruz Wilmington. Key Wes. aad Gavee.on Geo
Merceaita Feraandns; Weybossst aud San Salvador sa
ry kewbern; Clyde, Wilmington, NC Isaac Bell, Rich
mond &c John Gibson, Georgetown DC Volunteer Phla
delpha.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ HYATT'g LIFE BAI.SAM

n HYATFS LIFE BALSAM
Rheumatism. Neuralsis apd Gou!, Ia their worst stages.
scrofua, Kings Ey, Erysipeas, old Ulcers and the worst
cases OF Diseases Of the Slood great Debility, Liver Com
cured BY this sovereign purifier It has been tested by the
public twenty-five 1t has cured hundred thousand
cases. and never fails when taken directed certain
curative for Fstua In all cnrabe 1t the ouest
old ulcers, where tue bono has become carries.
CHRONIC RHEUaArISM.
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured y. Is. Conway ESD, tra.
gecan PARK Theatre Brooklyn. N. T., OF Chronic aeuma
ts after failing OF tn Europe and America from tho
most eminent medical practitioners.
SCR0FULOUS ULCER
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. Jacob Roth office 24a
Greenwich street. or Scrofuous Ulcer, which had
the esh TO the bone Mr. K has been cured 10 with
out any return OF the disease.
Principal depot 246 Grand street. Sold by druggists, 81
per bottle, or six for S.
A DvICE FREE.--ALL TREATED AT 427 GREENWICH
n street of Fever and Ague Rhcuuatsn and Dyspepsia
have been cured. Why sulcry You be cured.
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Schr y Marrett, Reed, Baraeoa-B wenberg.
schr Old Chad, NcCintock, Nasaau--B Weinberg
q. schT AEtis 0arwood, Godfrey, hobhs-N hscready
sehr New zeannd, Cook. Jacksonvtns-w Ray Co.
Schr Mary Eliza, Atwood, Ehxabethport
echr hawes, jackson, portiand-H w Jackson.
schr Vasssr, Jr, Christie, New Sodford-Ferguson 4
Wood.
schr Chase Kelly Barns.able
echr w Bowen, Baker, Providence--H " Jackson Co.
schr Orbit Mosher, NorwLk-M Briggs l. Co.
Schr gAie Burton. Palmer. Stamford
Achr Ella Jane, Allen, Bridgeport.
Steamer Concord. Norman, Phiadclphfs.
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RRO0KiYN INTELLIGENCE.

Two hundred and three patients were treated for
diseases OF the eye and at the WashingtO street
Institution during the month Of March.
Two hundred and thfrty-six persons were arrested
by the police In this city last week. being nftynine
less than the number reported the preceding week.
According the report OF the Assistant Fire Marshal
there were twenty-five fires In Brooklyn last month";
The losses were as follows:-On buIdlngs $26, ,9O5;
on stock, $46 230 Insurance-on buildings, SOL TOO;
on stock, $5a 900. Estimated actual loss, $62 255.
The total amount received for licenses by Hack
Inspector D. F. Jones for the year ending April J.
1870, was $l2,5sG. or this sum $1,000 is derived
from the railroad cars throughout the city. The in
crease over the proceeding year Is $l,003.
The Metropolitan Railroad. extending from Metro
poIitan avenue, near Bushwck, E. D., to Middle
Village, was sold at public auction yesterday for
$4,000 The purchasers were William Johnson and
John 3. Elevill. The sale was made under recent
judgments OF the supreme Court against the Fall.
road company.
The Committee OF the Common Council which
visited washington for the purpose OF obtaining the
cession Of strip OF Land adjoining the Naval Hos
pital for the completion OF the Kent avenue basin
nave returned to Brooklyn. They have satisfactory
assurance that the government viii cede the ground
required to complete the canal bordering the hos
pftai property.
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Weather Along the Coast.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OTo

pArE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.
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nR. j. DELMONICO LITTLE's
IL SYRUP rECTORAL.

y The "a 1hEAI ,s, AND . .uNdtvEKsAb. COUGH REMEDY
truly valuable compound composed, as i exclusively OF
vegetable extracts and pasams Of the soothing, healing,
the human system are mild and benign and adapted TO all
temperament and constitution. II acts like magic
effects truly wonderful In relieving curing all Coughs,
Colds, HoaTssneas Catarrh, Bronchitis pueaza, Rnng OF
Blood Whooping Cough Group, Asthma, Incipent Com
SUMPTION and aNordng the greatest possible relief to those
In advanced stages of the disease.
ANDERSON HOWELL, so.e Proprietors,
Depot 40 Canal street, N. Y.
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SHIPPIM G. N E w S.

Almanac for New York This Dav.
Sun rises. ....... 6 Al Moon sets. .....eve 58
Sun sets, ..,... 627 High water. eve 10 O8
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City Of Cork Brq Alen Liverpool Queens
town via Boston, with mdse, to John q Dale.
and Move 18th, with and sO5 passengers Hender
son Bros Experienced westerly winds 70 the Banks, and
steamship Leo, dearborn, Savannah March g. at 4PM
with mdse pasengers 30 Murray, Ferris Co.. Had
strong + gales the entire passage.
Pussed Through Hell Cato
BOUND soUra.
schr Ada (Br, Dale st John, NIB. days for New York.
schr Lizzie Brcws,er Creevy Jonesboro days. for New
York, with lumber to simpson Capp. -
Scnr Mount Hope, Farnnnl, Rockiand days, Tor New
York. with lime to Gambia 4 Pressey.
Schr Herbert Manton, Crowen, Boston for New York.
schr Monitor. Robbns Warcham for New York, with nails
10 Parker Mills.
to Parker Mills
schr Moses Pstien, Hardy, Providence for New York.
schr Willard Phillips Roberts, Providence for Phlsde
phia
schr n Ely Snow, Newport for New YORK
Schr Elm CITY, Kelly, New London New York.
Schr Frederic Hail. Pelton, Portland q, for Harlem.
schr Sarah Lavcrne Wharton, New Haven for Elizabeth
port.
schr susan Mash, Mash, Mantle for New York.
Schr seymour, Horion Brookhayen for Elizabehpor
schr Onrus Heath, brookhaven for Phiadelphia.
schr Josephihe WnisInore, Brookhayen for hew York.
schr Clara Post, Ferris Porichcscr for New York.
BOUND EAsr.
schr D Cowperhwaie, Potter Baltimore for New Lon
don.
schr L Porter, Small, Eiixabethport for Boston.
Schr Fred brown, wxon. Elzabethport for Providence
sehr Harvest, Corwin New York for Brstol and Prov
dence
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Average temperature Jesterday 81
last Year. so,
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Colds, Hoarssness Catarrh Bronchs pAueazs Rasing
SUMPTION and aordng the greatest possible relief those
ID advanced ''1ssi xsDGssos Il @ Sol. prep
Depot, 40 Canal street.. MY.
EvEEY DAY BRINGS TO LIGHT SOME GREAT
cure BY
BRANDRErHs PILLS.
Lately a man was given up to die. Tho doctors held
consultation him, decided that impossible
for him The made his will and awaitedth
event. loving daughter begged her father to try Brand
reth's Pills. perhaps they Nigh. cure Did they mot cure
Abram Van wart when nearly bad, also condemned
die by the poor man was said to have
consumption well Bnght's disease Bssides he had
dropsy bis and body OF SIZE Yet when
Dr. Brsndre.h him hopes weeks
BrsndrstAs Pis been used the only medicine In
that time oil the dropsy has disappeared cough kid
neys give trouble the patient able walk about, and
there little doubt OF perfect recovery. Brandreths
Pills able make changes how would have
been they had a. the beginning Of the hcknef
Fifteen months ago this gentleman taken sick with
cold three months before he took Brandeths
Pills he was confined 70 his bed Had he used Brandrehs
Ps when first taken sick, according TO his requiemen
his sickness might have lasted weeks health
would have improved and his blood purified Those
who vsluo Of Pills. indeed know them
10 be
VERY REFUGE FOR THE SICK.
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viii ar. s1sssEiHZ KS s;s'n' ''%
srss. closing out sale
China, Glass. Gas Fixtures
csss, lss. .1s. .ss Mans Sets
The aEa Paris and Ger
man Goods d are % now ,s being opened r,., n.,..o
win continue The business at CSC Broadway near Great
Jones street.
IlPILErsY OR EPLEprrc FITS RADICALLY CURED.
h.. DREADFUL disease s. s2EiNE a az wsss
MnHAus GOLDEN COD LIVER .as s!.,;,, OIL RgsE PURE
sHa % BY
OvINGTON BROTHERS,
no subjected to the
enormous rents OF New York,
are Offering
their spring innportatons,
new, fresh
and beautiful
per cent
lesA than
New York houses.
French S China Dinner Sets from 70
Decorated Dinner Sets. from. so TO lke
Elegant stock Of
Bronxes.
Goods delivered
in New York and vicinity.
Fulton ferry cars
the door,
2Ss, 23s and $40 Fulton atree, Brooklyn.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR
IL detention from BUSINESS for Structure. Fstua, Piles
Diseases the Pelvic vcera, Dcssss and Dsformisss Of
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
- HENRY A. DANIELS N. D., IA Lexington avenue.
tO -KRNTUCKY WHfSKEY
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Two hundred and three patients were treated for
diseases Of the eye and at the washngO street
Institution during the month Of March.
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FIsK's FIRE DEMONS.

Working Up Case-Collidcn Between Nan
sger and Herald Reportcr-The Scene Of
Combat Before Police Sergeant
Two Play at the Same aame-How
Truth is Valued in This Com
munity - Tho Facts.
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Marshal Tooker received for fines ana licenses last
week s43l co. and refunded to swindled persons who
had made complaints before MIN 81, s45
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The Tax Receiver collected during the past wees
for taxes due In March and April $17,4o0 As.
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The vital statistics for the week show (excfnslve
OF pubic insttuuons) 4s7 deaths; persons married,
2o4 and 3Sl births.
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Madame Heorim, of ia West Twenty second street,
was swin6led ont OF $2lo yesterday by n fellow who
represented himself as the nephew OF her landlord.