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DIED.

BROwN.--On Tuesday. MAY s. Mary L. wife OF Geo.
W brown, IN he 10Th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late res dencc, Franklin av be-
tween Kent and Java sis, Greenpoint to-day Thurs.
day. at O'Clock, Relatives and friends invited
CHILD.-At Milwaukee, Aprll 80 EsteNe Clement,
wife Of Alrha Cmid, AGED 20 years and months,
DOUGIIFRrl.-pn "wednesday, April 4, at the resi-.
derce OF her father, Ann r. Dougherty,
The friends and aCQuaintances are respectfully In
ved attend her funeral NJ - o'clock on Thursday
MAY s nom Stubrn ST. near Myrtle av., Brooklyn.
bOIIRES.-On "wednesday evening, MAY 4 John II.
sdulres eldest son Of John A. and Mary X. squires,
aged % ye rs, months, and u DAYS.
The relatives ard lends OF the family are respect.
fully Invited 10 attend his funeral from his late
dcnce, 21l 9Th st., on Sunday afternoon. May 8, at
O'Clock.
TAYLOR-on Wednesday. May 4. Mrs. Rose Taylor,
aged u years,
he relatives md friends Of the family respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral fiom her late real.
dcnce, sSi West goth st., on Friday afternoon AZ 2
O'Clock.
WILL IAMs.-on Wednesday, May L. John Williams.
IN the 67th Of hls age.
Ills friends and re avcs and those Of his son.inlaw
Thomas McCormcN and brothers .in.law. John O'Nell
and Thomas McGrath, arc respectfully INVITED to at.
Friday. MAY Q. at O'Clock
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KSox's HAT SroRK.--Another week VIII not have
passed ere every one who intends get spring clothes
Will either have had them sent home or have ordered
them In such state of Affairs II u ominenty becUm
ing for every ono OF the male TO provide himself
with q fair and fashionable covering tor the head Let
him 90 70 knox's hat store, 2l1 BroAdway.-Ado.
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Snniul y oiifts.
REPRESENTATIONS Played our.

PRUsTRATION PLAYED OUT.
Violent rursativcs. emeucs. salvants clustering and
bleeding have had their day
The sick longer be persuaded that the oest
to them u TO destroy tho little strength that dis
' Dyi ass Ss Instead of with epson
fats aOcs, cOlycnth ialaD, aud other powerful catha
ties tone !heir diee,!ive orf,ns ana regulate Their
bowels with Hoatetter's stomach Bittere. al. - -. -
Persons Of bilious habit instead OF throwing the
whole gllndular syttem into state OF morbid !rrita
ton with mercurial poison seek relief and and " IN
the operation OF thnt wholesome vegetable Alternative
upon the disor Tered liver.
Nervous sufferers temulous, weak, and despondent
recruit their shattered energics with course OF tne
great lnvgoran and bless tho day when the adutcr-
atcd liquors OF commerce were suDerseded by amedi
le-e
Travellers by land and sea rejoice in the posses sion OF
an agreeable corrective, which protects them RON tho
eva effects OF malaria from sea SICK ness and from the
disturbing Influences OF changes VI temperature and
Tue weak and debftatcd feel their strength return.
and their spirits revive under its oraclng, appetzng,
gently exhilarating action.
IL IL the only snulant which cautious physicians can
or to the aged and decreplt.
There u not city town. or settlement, the Amer
can continent where II "a not recognized q house
hold remedy. and safeguard against cpdemics, and,
In short, whenever there Intelligence prudence, and
common sense, Hostetters Stomach Blttcrs is pro
range OF pharmacy. there no substitute or equivalent
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Ladies' who have wisely disoardei the hair color
ing preparations OF the day your attention 10 invited
Phalons Nitalia or salvation for the Hair, which
everywhere disPIacina them. Tas new aud wonderful
agent transparent has sediment thin as water
and has pleasant odor.-idp.
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NEw YoRK, "Wednesday, May with receipts Of
car loads, tJ0 beeves, unchanged, and
common TO strictly prime Western steers quoted at
H9i1c. n. sheep were nrm and unchanged. with re.
CERT, Of car loads, or 0S head Ordinary to prime
clipped were sold at 7Hes&c. n, and Door 20 good
unshcrn at 74@ec An extra lot OF sheared Kcntucky
sheep, 137 ms av- was sold at 9Kc. Pb Dressed hogs
continue steady AT rec. v n. for light and medium
weights and iif@ikc tor heavy There were no sales
on live weight. Receipts were S.lsG
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I .oS s,% i INT y, Va; s ny PTsslCs:
,.Q-no9 need not reason We don't want any reason.
lnE AFTER the st ssootinsS HUwhen he NV was O ar.
o.~Ye. Al was.
mas. cALnovs's SECOND HUSBAND IN A POLICE
COURT.
womDid Nj. Rgnsle appear there: /" counsel on that
9:.mri Runke: who married Mrs. caIhoup-he was
bG ss % 6 coG sSef sr Richardson
inst nlorn,ngr A;.Not that know o. -,
d 5 EG a S,S ms was sS %s., he
s. s% s hun ose.
LsSwin5 "A No NO "" say ''''"Ds p'O'O'' 70 'u't'
Ic1 L: S% g nc ne Judge and whisper
You Ss By % S Ss s uS, hns az v ps
fas O person 90 y sy A OF ID
ven. $ T az. s oSSS.sa g s Having
9;EtBy Mr.. Grahsml-were yoq no, known. during
yon. as
HENRY H. BRowSf
Al was 30 known. IL IL news to me-
o-You never knew You were 90 known7 A.-No,
uEsHY Drown SLOPES.
vsy. ps.n non were known al
The witness nodded assent, and retired nom the
stand. The Court then took recess OF 30 minutes.
ILLUMINATING GAS.
On the reassembling Of the Court after the recess,
Mr. Davis read letter written by Mr. Mcfarland
70 Mr. Sage, his iatherin-lnw, from Manchester,
New HAMPSHIRE, on the 9th Of October, 1865 in re-
lation to the probabilities Of his success In selling
an invention for the production Of Illuminating
gas.
Mr.. Davis also read the following letter nom Mr..
Mcfarland 10 his wife, TO which the jury and the
audience listened with profound attention;
Husbands LOVING LITTER TO HIS WIPE.
Nrw yorx Nov % ts5a
MT DrAn WIFE. received letter rom YOU on Fri.
day ss stating that Mr. cloueh not 10 hanchcster
have heard nothing Of You since then and cannot now
NepV % sou ss on S Won some enSoSs o yST
on the arpx az vor' ~. w e,,ep mi bsS
none about me and was not wei n,ngh 10 venture
out 70 collect some from Peter, as leined very naTd
| urng 20 bed wet my night shirt in cold water and
went 20 bed In H. and took what answered for wet
sheet have had nothing yet 70 DO me 90 much good,
mo IN tnnh py rev more tepetuons OF me process
neyS Idd NOT wantto 20 TO nv boareins hense As an
Invalid ith,nk hoWeysr shan 20 10 II ndeShis ne.t
| week.
49, sduress viii nsveTth h ne sweeneys ul
Prss9 yesterday so%salns Etc., FOR you WHICH, sns
| mwnn Ir ,.rse Su' fou mns' reeve oeiore
ina, it ,sprs:Sai' .0msihas mot mike
YOU innoeeniy. so asyoiediy. and 20 touchnSly
10 enpnIs yenr ssr,hx honninss .nf ds.,Sny viz r
mine I could not think then ma. there va. ever
ssn1ia Ever my you u Sn es ana ~
mater Of eonte, under zach ci,cumsisnees be 50
% dc ,o-pIShi Z Sy so doing | could change What
ward you bl! that which game Immediately from The
| love for YOU " -''
Every &C. toward you eIeepns isat Of the most
repndiate. None ever come from my heart for when
| burning love for my dear wife, and the most
ottet EIe 'hst shoud ever have SAID or done thing
% enc hes or aas snpsst 70 her MY G.er
Vas neyer my sagiins whom q nst sonSce'atos 81
the holy and sacred obligation had taken on myself
Ssrdsap devote sad tRs
| poWeIs oi my i've W lne nhppntss ol VIC woman
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AVIS
AUX ErlNNGRRS.
darprts.

$500, 900 M"Er slc AT @ ssia5 Pa'G d 10
prices tot English Brutsr carpets at 81 Is and 81 10
and upwardi tnfeeply carpets very cheap, sIper
Woollen ingram carpats, tie, Tc" 81 per yNrdj l. 20
pieces white and check Watngs At 21C, pCr yard Oh
cloths AT iOc iiC and soc. pet yard oil widths III
RAM ANDERSON 3, " BOWeTY,
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Noble Results ARE constantly arrived ut BY
the prescribing OF HRLMBoLDs BUcHU. II il at al
times regarded with ual appreciation by physician
Of cminence, who admiais.ert whenever opportunities
occur.
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Spttial Nutltts.

bsb BFOhUWuyl neAT UFtlI JOnes ~,
SUCCESSORS TO e. v. HAUGHwoUT Co,
Are closing out
$4,000 OF THE STOCK OF THE LATE FIRM
at reduced prices,
and arc opening
40 packages OF NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH
CHINA DINNER, TEA. AND DESSERT SETS,
CLOCKS. DRoNZES. VASES. AND MANrEL isETs.
IMPORTED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES,
FINE GLASS sILVERPLATED WARE AND CUT
LERY
SUPERIOR TO AND CHEAPER THAN any goods
in the MARKET
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tDsDO nigh 2I East fNn ST., doors west "a av.
6fas anN 6oft,s.
GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
IN PRICES OF
TEAS AND COFfEEs,
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFPEEs.
TO COMIC RM TO
PRICE or GOLD.
PRICE OF GOLD.
PRICE OF GOLD.
THE
THE
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
GREAT AMERICAN
GREAT AMERICAN
GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY
TEA COMPANY
TEA COMPANY
TEA COMPANY
Arc now supplying all their customers with the
CHOICEST NEW CROP TEAS AND CHoICEsE
SELECTED CoFFEEs,
And all warranted to give perfect satisfaction,
At the very lowest prices which present state OF
the gold market Will warrant. MS will be seen by the
following
PRICE LIST.
The qualities Of all grades If Teas Conees
kept nlly up to the old standard, notwithstanding the
reduction Of prices.
ooLoNG Cbacb0. 30, 60, 20, 30, hes; 9Oc. per n.
MIXED green aId black, 80 20 90 TO- best Soc per
SoUCHONG (blacs), 80, 90. best 81 per n.
ENGLISH BREAKFAsI ,blacRO. hest ti.i5 peru.
IMPERIAL green, 90 So ooc. 81 $40 best s25 n.
YOUNG HYsoN green. TO- So SCc., o. slO, best $40
per n.
UNCoLoRED JAPAN. eOc. 81. sllo. best sl2o per n.
GUNPowDER. sl25, best ti.5O per D.
coFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY. AL
WAYS UNDER OUR SUPERVISION, AND
UPON OUR OWN PREMISES.
GROUND COFFEE, IS. 20. IS, 30. best sc. per n.
Hotels, Saloons, rIinghousr-Keepers. and fami-
lies who large quantities OF Coffee, economics
N that article by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST
ana DINNER CoFfEE which sell at tn low price
of Is per pound give perfect salts
faction
ROASTED tCnground). 90 2j 80, hest Sc. per n.
GREEN (Unroasted), Is, 70, %, best coo, per n.
Fve.pound packages Of either Tea or Coffee delivered
in any part OF the city below 59lh st., FREE OF
CHARGE.
Consumers can save 5to nronts by purchasing Of
THE
THE
THE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN LEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
HEADQUARTERS, 81 AND 81 NEsEY STREET.
HEADQUARTERS 81 AND 80 VEsEY STREET.
HEADQUARTERS, n AND 80 VEsEY STREET.
BRANCHES
BRANCHES:
BRANCHES
Gao BROADWAY, corner Bccckerst.
40 EIGHTH AVENUE norta corner SIth 81,
80 EIGHTH AVENUE. northeast corner 5lst 81.
2is BOwERY, between Spring and Prince sts.
~ SPRING STREET, between Hudson and Greenwich
streets.
| 7o2 THIRD AVENUE, northwest corner Ath St.
| 205 FULTON sTkEEr Brooklyn, corner Concordst
| l5g FULTON AVENUE. brooklyn.
% De KALB AVENUE, Brooklyn.
| iSS GRAND STREET, Wuuamshursh.
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4trsonaI Aoilt,s.

INFORnATION wanted OF The whereabouts OF
L owen cassidy who arrived In Castle GARDEN on tho
steamer Angelica on Friday Aprll - 1870, lie Is na:
tive Of the county Tyrone, Ireland. Any information OF
nun viii be thankfully received by his brother
TERENCE, or MICHAEL DONALY. Inquire al the
Nagatuck Dock. Bridgeport, Conn.
OIL nnO REWARD will be paid for the aIrest
20 lsONJO and conviction Of the reTson who hted
pistol ball ~ the undcrsgned while lhlng 70 hls gE
at tho corner of l5ih 81 And BIoadN Ayj Wednesday
morning, NJ about O'Clock. IN rkK ~. WALSH, real
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HARHNE INTELLIGENCE

nrrrl-rpK ALMApAc-ruts nav. 49,
tun rfscs... IS sun SETS. 80 Mool sets.f0 50
Htos wArER-r Hs a.
sandy HOOK 10 Gov. lsiand. II Of Hell Gate. IL %
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Lung Complai nts, Bronchitis. Asthma, Nc.,
speedily relieved, and II taken in time. perma-
nently cured by JAYsE's ExPEcroRASr. You will md
in Il also certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. Sold
eVefyWherc.
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Susirss Hotu,s.


PENN YAS. N. Y, March II, 1853.
DR.. STAFFORD: For eight years my wife had suffered
almost daily with the Nette Rashso the doctor called
IT, The three packages OF Iron and sulphur Powders
sent forhave She has had itching for
Than months. Enclosed you will md 81 for another
package for friend similarly afiicted-If they do
wen as this case you sell lots OF them in Yates
county. Send by return mail.
Yours respectfully. SIMON @. ELBRoCK.
Sold by Druggists Package. II Powders. 81 s
Packages sl5O Mailed Free. Money sent at our risk.
HALL & RUCKEL, eis GFcsnwcn st.. New York
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Hnrses Hrh GmnzatS


A RMORY OF THE 22D REGIMENT,
.z.- -
"OoD onoihpsh
have removed their entire stock Of
FIVE
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JOHNSON & MIhLER WILL SELL AT
=, ,0.,. on WEDNESDAY, MAY II. ,,.,,

On WEDNESDAY, MAY II. :. :.
At lai5 O'Clock, at Washington (ilackwell's) Hall,
Fulton n Astoria,
$50 ASTORIA uONG ISLAND CITY, LOTS
By order OF A. ", Wnans and A. W. H. JACKSON.
Splendid situated wllh commlndnt Views
On BroAiwRy Grand St. Jamaica bth 9th, lOth, llth,
and l2th adjoining schnelder's schuetzen PARK,
between sections and OF the German ahi ret Max
ers Assoc alton equidstant IRON and between Hunt
ers Point and va 81 ferries Ready qccess hy cars
erty to be sold cannot be estimated. II must consider
Ing its admirable location, directly opposite e1th 81 ana
Central Park ITS easy access rs proximity TO me city
hong nearer than harlem, half the distance 10 NtwaIS
the llurlgAe improvements the consOl dalton VI tho
principal villages Of Queens county SAstora tue Court
end into Long Island CITY greatly ADVANCE % per
cent, may remain on mortgage, kemember, tlhl me
sale takes place at l2Ib at Backwels Han lake mar
lem boat from PEGS slip al ll.0.
TRUSsE~.-Marsh& Cos Radical Cure Truss
ONCE (es ablisned 30 years. at Nesey St. Apostle tho
ChnIcl sllk eAstlc GOOds u oil Anls. .r
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A.-A.-OFyICIAL DHAWINks,

4, MflaIf's L0ffERts, -,
E q 5 i h s. S. sH IS g. g s Wy g. II
HIssoGRITclYs 80 $50 Ma, ( $50
KESTUCKY1Exra Class No, 800. May !, $50
a., 2, % T. q; SO, e, g. 80, z x. n gS,
G., IS. IA, G@, 90, 0, G6, Is, a. 5. n, "a, ~.
Prizes cashed and Information urnlshea IN me above.
and also ROYAL Havana Lotteries. j, CLUIG, Broker,
40 Broadway. lSj Fulton ST., and Park row
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nnVHcinns
&C IS n blades IN delicate health
There Is not city town. or settlement on the Amer
can a c9nmnsnt Where not rscogn5sd as house
in short whenever there Is prudence, and
nonnecd standarI snecinc 'op %bch ~ Inc xbfnYle
range Of pharmacy. there is no substitute or equivalent
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SotIrtn Notlt,s.

IIOIRE-nITIIS-Yon are hereby notified that
the semi annual meeting taxes place to-nght also,
election OF officers Every memoer VIII Ncn y
JonG ID, DALTON sec. GRO LlNION TICS
DIAPER IIANGERS' Assoc hrioN.-lhete
II will be meeting Of the above named Association
on this Thursday evening, NAYS 20 at their runus
Sn broadway. on which occasion testimonial VIII be
presented " A. L. Philips. The mcuth II arr requested
to attend. EDWIN MARLIN, feslucht'
PATRICK j. BuRKE. secLctaIy.
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aulihtal.

n
Alta REGULAR MEETING OF the German
~ Democratic Ciu7cns' lnon,' az headquarters,
Seventy sixth u. ash Waril
Reso red That IN view OF the coming election ~ adj
dliora Judges TO tho Court OF Common Pleas for the
city and County OF New Nork present 10 the people
the name OF the Hon j. u. lcymert Mr.. keymcrt, ~
a citizen. gentleman. and lurst, Is so hi,hlF quail
ned and emincnty ted for the position. that we most
respectfully submit hs name our nrst choice, and
soliclta united support for hin nom all
Hesoired, That PhiIlpp Fnkcnauer John Nlcderstein
half OF this Association to present the name OF MI Roy
inert to other organizations for their support.
Alta MEETING orthe Matthew T. Brennan As.
N s0catiOn Of the Sd ward held at 81 Greenwich 81
on Wednesday evening May :, 1870, tho follow
Ing officers elected James NJ. Minnie. President
Jeremiah Rogers vice'lresident William Middleton
and Archibald Hamilton, Secretnries Henry OPP,
Treasurer Meeting adjourned TO meet Thursday even
ing ats O'Clock.
4 REGULAR MEETING: Of the Goth ward
N Work ingmen's Inoependent Political mon viii be
held ai6 West SD ST., Thursday evening. May 5,
1870. NJ 4 O'Clock. SAMU FL HAMILTON, President.
WILLIAM J. LAwLEss, Secretary.
THIIE Norkingmeu's Democratic Cuh OF the 18Th
L Ward will hold ameeting FRIDAY night, M'y6 al :
O'Clock a ~ 80
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Ayes, sir.
O.-Can you tell with what word she followed
" dear Z" A-No, can't that is tie only word re
o-Did YOU make q remark 1T that time, OF the I'M
uatura ness Of what you had seenp objection onereS
aud sustained. - ~,
ned with gmaEemen the conduct OF that woman tina
they could observe the condition OF the prisoner
they Otherwise would -
did not see any Of the outdoor uansacuonT A'-No
sir. ,,a . ~, -, Al,
not see any.
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A. On The north side IN The gutter.
Ollie house n Amlty street Is on this aide OF the
street? A-let, siTi on the south SIDE.
go that hey had got across the street ana into the
to that They were there when came up.
Q.-You have no idea whether thov were on their feet
when the frng look place. A.-No, slri nothing At all
Q-Ail YOU know isthlt Mr.. MCFARLAND had pistol
in his hand and that Mr. Richardson had hold OF that
hand AYES sir,
by squeezing Mr. Netherlands hand YOU cannot tell
'o-Did you 20 with them 20 the station house? A
Yes, sir took Mr. Rchatdsou TO the station house,
Q-And OnceT Leary tooA Mr.. MeFaIlandH A.-les
Q.-when you got TO the station house did you OBJ
serve MIR. Mcfarland's manuer2 A,-Nell, didn't pay
much attention to Mr. McFarland at the time. AZ the
time he going up the street, though. thought he
much excited after the shooting Tor tue mo-
ment. Amer that dldnt pay much attention 70 MIN,
Q.-When he standing IN 'front.' of the desk did
you near the captain ask Mrs Mcfarland as she passed
N, Il he was her husbandP A.-ko, sirj TAXED Mrs
taid That + my Wife" asked her. IL that your
husDand2" She SAID,
"HE WAS ONCE MY HUSBAND, but NOT NOW"
Q.-Dd you zee her make an attempt TO go into the
room where MI. Richardson wasp Ayes. sir she
~ carriage with Mr.. Richardson2 Al accomp
BON Oh ihsn ~ re carriage went after the carriage
,Q-Do YOU remember stopping OF n Amity street in
the eai5iake, she going In 2 Ayes, sir.
BOTTLE OF WHISKY
or flask OF liquor.
S-DidyOS see anything slssp A.-NO. sir.
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and they knew there was no ground Tor complaint,
did not press II on that account OBJECTION sustain'
Testimony Of J ose phi Haggerty.

Q-IIow long have you been the pol force, that
wasp A.-AbOut nine years ana I'VE months
Q-How long have you been Sergeant OF Police ?
Nearly six years.
DIN I6c month Of March. 1867 were you attached
as Sergeant 10 the Fifteenth Precinct station house
Q-Do You remember the night OF the 18th Of March,
1901 when Mr.. Mcfarland was brought there charged
with tins shootng2 Ayes, sir
Q-Do you remember seeing Mrs. Mcfarland there
AYES sur.
Odd you observe her going toward the back room
where Nr. u chardson wasp Ayes, SIR
Q-Was Mr. McF arand at that time standing In mont
OF The desk 20 that he could see u A.-les 81,
ODD YOU hear Captain Caffrcy say anything TO
hcf A.-ehe was gong past the prisoner into the
room and the tain stopped her and asked her she
was this mans wife she said