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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
ANOTHER R4ILROAD VAR.

Last January the Boston, Hartford and Enc
COMPANY having leased the Dutchess and Columbia
Road for period OF years paid the rent due III that
month with paper On "wednesday last that paper was
protested Tie sherifrs attachments following closely
after the Dutchess ana Columbia people became fearful
that Receiver was 10 be appointed, and Therefore hur'
ed ~ Gel uosscssion % their Ioads gain. Al. Mon
dav night under instructions, President George II.
Blown VIM = Emo, esq, and John \ Reed the natter
the Secretary Of the d. and G. C9npai! .eIt
OF the Glove Branch Road reaching there al hlnlsh'
The engineer and his assistants were inu'eii az oi
and an 13D M all were rOute for Pine rams t'
eastern terminus Of the road and reached thcTe ~ a. ~
The station house taken possession o. anu an,
tearing up portion OF the udch' Tue P'9'0 ''''' ~ "
a special train for FIshkL ,.,.
Al every station the agents and other cinloyes OF o
road were gwen their choice Of working Tor the IoIup
and Duicless County Company. or 10 leave iAOeP' III
one instance they chose the latter. . -. ,.,,,,,.
When they left POugkeepsie'or the eastern m
the surrogate of Dutchess County accompaned by ich
jamIn Strong superintendent oil the Dulcness anu
Ds Railroad left the same city iOf Tue NehtIn ~, @
OF te road reaching their destination flskllI lhbdnE'
at midnight There they met the Master Mechanic oil le
Butchess and Columbia Road Another locomotive wac
got ready and train was started for Pine Plains meet
ing Mr. Browns train At Bings's Cap Wheto chante
Of locomotives and conductors was cHected Who po'"
trains med on again 10 their respective destinations
Mr.. Van Bu.kTk did not proceed east bul was na,"no
at|lum Point, with some men 10 project 'no ""'A anu
The entire movement planned as to completely
surprise the superintendent Of the Boston HHtuOiu az
Efle COMPANY He knew nothing 81 t.o r,i'g n,
attempt Was made O'Clock yesterday IhulilhE ~
slat tAe regular freight Tram iot lino
tram was about 70 move from tlshkl sAioi M ,'
Fowler told the conductor that be could mol run NE i
diately started Tor Ac"Dufgh 70 TAKE ooun51L 80, 80
g. RANKIN, Jr, then mounted the engine Nth Iolo.
men, aud was about 10 take the responsibility ol
te Tram Wneh df Fowler ordered MN 20 SUI 49, p
the locomotive loose from the traiu he hhiod loi
Point on reaching there he meant To destroy
Of the track bul le was prevented ~ laIsS & %
the Junction under command OF Mdstcr-Mechhiio van
Superintendent Graves Of The Boston, Hartford. and
Lac road eaiG that Tie DutohGS, ANA Columbia Oo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE GIRDLE RAILU1Y.
NEW PLAN OF CITY TRAVEL.


One of the great needs Of the city is some
rapid means Of transit for dense population between
the extreme points OF the island. Among the various
schemes proposed TO accomplish this object that known
as The Grdle Railway" which II is claimed Is capable
OF fulfilling every possible requirement Gen Nlele.
competent engneerpg anthoFy n mus sts 'g sct
LEGISLATOR p1s.ed Agr ID, ~ ~ s act G ikbes
permanently liked beyond which ~ unaS l 70 ~ VIZ
to this line laid down by seenite eoua'
on h regular with th-e important ttp
uoas ana :. sns' b. a., @ % lean IS A oie power would
no, objectionable AID where established Interest could be P''
Ths aIbad being just FEET abo1. a.er marx
impoa autssc 10 .. , fobt 10 admir- Of he .ruo M
eeyatns et i'ssA 70 ~ ss. Gr strng fTry or com.
purpose along TIE pr' ne ONLY po,'oe 5
Obvious railway nd al such ereeor uti',t
and architectural completeness Sos DEE r'oe ID % ~
Grand metropolitan railway at least OgI 'clstTo i}r
p snd through aud two for passengers The Hf- RAJ
way provides reality eight traeks on ~qGa eI's can
wbdsu can give place freight that freight mas lie
ard delivered az any Po ~ s,, Nh sf1irr
Ths.e Is 20 h to isr %saGs % .od g 5oio-, aon
utterly lit objected that ile line Of tbt Ioae al
present location Of The greater proportion o. th
street ravav aud therefore The huh Of tie population
Would eventually distributed proximity 20 Tbs line But a5Cye al
chester County Incorporated vii NeWlo1k and containing lopu o
Gie Rai~sr eItedrg ,ef sl.h Suburban connections YIN then
SsGd S s s.g ,D m eI.eag uoa compelling thousands
"a sci Reluctantly Their adjoining Long Island
r1posed vcles Of ferry uanoTiaIol
/ never unattended Vtt danger ..
The details involve queoas connected with the jul
Of essential
he referred L. Whether The columns shall De
cast or wrought whether the Foundations shall be ue OF
pneumatic piles whether sues Of short suspensions I'D secure
anchorage deemed advisable al matters readily determined
on when working being prepared III ralng prurpe
are operated hv elevated above The efOud
required commercial purpose securely tui comnodous COVE
| uielt rapid and constant ..,
A. lie design "a. been carefully studied and submitted to he Closest
engineering ihe result 81 otg familiarity Nih ne sd
et and an and Increasing ueoe,s VIII
relief It ITeuted 10 The II ga
In. anon Bill has been drawn b! gentleman
aw
| for tle the City Of NeN-Nork.
ue plan conditions ue completely - cAned
hesitate % o. sucessli execution
Iued question capital boz The tga test 81 AL "i e'
, merit, atd however favorable the legisla;Ou be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
AK INPRoFITABLE BoARDER.

James Mark was brought before Justice
shandey at the jefferson Market Police Court yester
av charged with false preenses by Mrs Sarah Thorn Of
No 10 West Twentyfourth-st, under the following cir
cumstances on the 9Th OF February last according To
the AFFIDAVIT Of Mrs. Thorn, Mark came To The residence
of Nrs Thorn 10 obtain board He was received, aid
having himself Herald reporter ana also
connected with tue Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY
not required 10 pay IN advance aaits .Uu ~"
laudlady that he received his salary fOTtnghty. .ond
would pay every two weeks lie d.d not kefp MS
word but on the 9Th instant. when Mrs Thorn ren wed
her solicitations Tor money he gave her checA upon the
Home Mutual Insurance Company for 80 signed Ja'nt,
Marx. General Superintendent lbIs Lhech ProNcu 20
be- worthless Mark denied the charge IN court aAd
that he could speak languages, aud na1 been en-
uloyed by several newspaper, dramatic critic ana ia
other capacities lie had been on The Hermd ara hgfd
he SAID ana on .THE TRIBUNE. also, lac minated Upon
informal examination he said that he wa q years of age
native of Prussia and guilty ~ the chafgc Ia de-
fault Of bail he was locked up for examination.
M made n,tiIe lie applied of s'aitos o. Eas
Tam -fUt la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

BRtpIRY-At Jersey CITY March 2 H. Prescott BriisI. IT,
scarlet Yv-r aged p ears and months . -,
2sh iust and friends are Invited to attend "hS
further potce
RrrTGEOu T,..a,v evening N,-rl % Msrr Srmcus wife
Robert But and daughter 81 The str Frirr " ni"o"s
Not Of r hcrrIier
CoIIINs-on Monday evening y Cens. sT- - s'rs
Funeral "Wednesday evening a. oeoeA O as Ae 'ras''e'
Farhavea Com.
HAsBROUCR-ANers h-sf illness Tuesday March p Jobs l.
asbruck Jao L. Mar g. hasorueA Tie "a year
To Gns will ,,ke place 1t toe r-. of t parents. ~ West
i've. ,rl eul. --sf..liy invited % sesd Tie
,ensil, viii be Greenwood Cns-erv for lte-meni
KEELER-Ou Monday M,rrh 49, residence Cuunbu' h's"
sppi 7. keser agel - 'eaFs, formerly o. ias ci"
McLFODO TUESDAY March o. Eel, vos Of Alexander Mcleod
rs ard end. Of te family are respectfully invited 70 stni
the from no. 81 " esi sixteenth ~ o. lhllA a"fo'"
at O'Clock
oWES-n Tuesday morning p Charles g. Of Ds1iel ad
The family invited T. attend e ~Ia
Thu7day a. ococs from tie residence OF hi' 'fe>
No. 20 has 7 AeGtr-iAiI4sf
REYNOLDS-A Eug.toB y on sc At ir in the ~. '.m o.
b.. age Francis Reynolds Of Henry H. Re u,'i' 'e-'r-
Piue-ai on Tisr.iaT. 21th INST. a. o clock p u.
RIDERIn this etv NordaT the 2lt 1. George Hope hIee
so Of Henry Rider 10 The 2li r~ar - 80 az
The viii take Igr-s TIE s'sn sI a. p w. 1--WE
The residence Of BIS parents No 10 " ct Forise'eals1
sNITHOu March % Ezi NJ VIE 81 ne a hehp
T. Smith 10 tue sOtl year Of her age 1T, o.. -,
H. M rom th. reiencr u daughter Ms Gilbert hars
No 2O3 Mouroe.st. " ednssiay sfi@rJou ai ococA
TUoMPsoNon sunday. March 90 Augusta W wife oDr rEi
Aat daughter OF apt IhAs D aha "sNA W.
Williams Of Berkl-y. Mass aged 81 yrar- ,--t.-
p,sn spd relatives ngri attend The unera from her as
residence West Eevliasi, THURSDAY Afternoon Al !oaoe'
WHITFi5I SOn sltuiy evening I3h INST. Maruoia E.s
FLORIDA be bad gone fr the improvement ~ D. gsA ~
ward Wdehou Zth Of his age aud INr Of lH 1@
OF Nh.tsbouse = Co.
Note. OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE RICE LIBRARY SALE.

The books of the Rice library thus far have
brought excellent prices. An uncut copy of "Dbdn's
Tour Is the most remarkable in the collection Is
illustrated with valuable proof encraSnGs. and by 10
original sketches pencil and colors, done by Pusin
Neale Lewis. and other eminent English artists. This
was Ind off last night al 81 $50 The finest known copy
OF EUt's Indian Bible tCdWUrdge. 1861 printed IN the
Indian tongue for the propagation OF the Gospel among
the Indians sold for 1850. Notwithstanding mat
only one min now living read it. "reminiscences by
DibGiu brought $780, and went cheap lhe great
strength Of the collection Ia Old American pluph
lets of great variety, but OF little Intrinsic value.
Andres Cow Chase" was bought, after spirited con
esf for Sos and joel BarOws COlunblad," also mag
uitcentlv bound for sllj A dngy cOpJ Of Ccrro's
cato MAJOR" curious as an emanauon OF Benlaiih
the following were made Narrative OF Col Ethan
Aliens Captivity" by himself SO: BehsOus " tindcd
ron of the Capttre Major Andre 500; An Account
of the Late Revolution IN Sew-Eugland' by y. Byhtld
Sa7 80 poems by Mrs. Anne Bradstrect, called " The
Tenth Muse" lately sprung up IN America London Ib51
slJ7 80; and Virginia" mpartally examined by "
Bullock s-O. The collection numbers about 2"p works,
and the sale Will probably continue through the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

amounts TO 4o ooo and machinery go 90 the onild
% a, az nod for $40 O0O by the following Companies;
ETcbanee o. 500; New-Austerdam. sl5oc; I@ihyeue;
50 ZOO. Occidental San Francisco. $3.50; Ne" bnganu
v, pos,oY a. ,oo American Of Boston, $3.50; CONNER
cia ~ Albany 50 500; Corn Exchange on TINS cly s1o
WIiliam.burgh city. $500 Peoples slSo; hsroants
bapy CIV Company aud 81 $50 by the Norwich company
OF Norwich, Conn. ., 49,. ID T,,rrence
co,ch vas damaged the extent of sl0p py Tue
falig wall insured for 900. Loss on stock tVo; III
sured for t.OlO. I.ti,,r Toss
on furniture $500 insured for 500 The building Deok
the Thos Addison estate. aud u damaged soV' % ~
for 81 500 No 70 Sprugst, occupied by Martin Name Ne
dry goods store was damaged $500 insured LOT s9eo
No u Spnng-st occupied cigar store Dy ieler
snn loss NOT ,uslred The tenement In the rear VI
Film ~ wa, damaged extent Of $500 Insured
for $500 It occupied by ten families VINO oss y"
furniture from $500 10 500 each ga, 81.
Edwin Davis the engineer of No. II Engine. while az
tending 20 his apparatus had his eft mana caught al 0
link box, aud tgO fingers severed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

In a lecture entitled A Canal Across the
Ishuus Of Darcn deiy cred last evening by > r Dins-
more ssq before the Geographical aud statistical ooci
ety. be said: % am glad 20 say that company
wealthy active and intelligent has been formed III
ts city for the ayowed purpose OF cutting canal across
the Isthnus Of Darien, and that United states eAPeui
ton under Commander Selfrldge, u now IN Dhteh su
veying. believe that We may soon nope 10 sc capa
cl6u canal cut through the lsthnus which VIII rtaiAt
the pet Of COlumbus-a shorter route 70 inc ~
dies" The speaker then enumerated the various routes
which have been surveyed, including the plan OF MI
NJ Kelley this city, who IN 1884. proposed cutting
a eauuI at san Bias, where the iand Is
only 80 niles wide: also that IN IeHuauielFc
and m Nicaragua. The plan O! cutting through al Nca
rlgna-a favorite Of the Emperor Napoeon-ls 10
connect with Lake Nicaragua overcoming ihe uhcfetce
o no feet IN level between the Lake ana the fachc py
Iock This canal Mr. Dnsmofe said would be !9i miles
long and vastly expensive. The short route az san Bias
n optcd has the dra back that the mountains rise IN
med atey from the that after three miles OF rock
cutting a tunnel Of seven miles Wall Dc necessary "a
glowing description Of the rapidly WITH when the
Uoo-ac Tunnel proceeding given ana the pc
lief expressed that BY similar means could eur TINS
canal easily ana Cheapy, n~h4s IL Uoot ~ 'nc Sc1S
and a hey TO the uLiyeIee - $500.
After the lecturer concluded Mr.. Han read the eSt!
mate Col. CHds on the cost OF the Nicaragua route
which Placed It az 81 10000 Mr.. Squer then stated ne
finn belief that the only practicable ~ ute was ~ Lake
Nicaragua. vote 81 thanks To hlr. Dusinofe Was
passed Dy the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Free Labor Bureau is to be removed to
EIghth-st.
Journeymen BARRIERS complain of a threatened
reduction " wages and will hold meeting on sun
day afternoon.
An attempt 10 reduce wages from 81 to 80 30
day Ia, prcciptaed about $50 painters into strike
sixteen shops are reported paying the iul wages.
Wages Of the .JOurneymen Tailors in one of
rbe LARGEST clothing establishments in this city having
been reduced the yesterday and decided 10
maintain the old rates.
The Cigar-Makers' Union has placed two more
sbrrs On striEe against reduction OF wages making
total ~ SIX The number OF strike Is about 900,
To support whom, each member OF the elSar-MaKeis
Union has been assessed 81 week.
4 number of Journeymen Carpenters have
opened cooperative shop IN Laurens-st. The cabinet
an ernrct 10 manufacture furniture during the sum
mer The SLoemaRers have opened a mandatory IN
Warren.s aud the Iron Mouders foundery at the loot
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

be was wildly drunk mss Kaiser who attended the bar
repnrted that Madden had taken several drinks with Ia
ward sheehan and that before leaving the place they
ouarreed they passed out OF the door according 10
The abatement Of the young woman shechan struck Mad
den and the latter had short struggle with him. Nothing
more was seen OF Madden until he was found dying IN
the street.
Not very long after the two left Kaser saloon. shee
han was arrested for drunkenness but discharged in
the morning upon payment OF a fine Of 81
when Mis- Kaisers statement lad been given search
was made ior sheehan and he arrested He denied
having een Madden after he left the saloon The officers
iook him 10 the Police station. where he committed
Ia await tine result of the inquest by Coroner Burns Who
impanbeled jury. The Inquest was auJouFheu until
Friday. -, A, .
In the afternoon, post norton examination OF .ne
body madt. and showed lractur. VI ene ~;
the surgeons, 10 kause death. 1900, ~ -
Shschnn - y years of age, and Dutchei nVtn no
aud Madden we ri much addicted to drink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
rRopABE MURDER IN BERGEN. Nj

Yesterday morning at o'clock Samuel Mad
den "A Young maclinist. residing with Ls mother IN
Groyes died from injuries received at about o'clock
IN the morning In CommuniInw-ave Al about 1880 Mad
den WAS found by two officers lying on the ground near
the junction Of lCommunpaTaVe ana the Bergen foiht
Plank Road suffering severely and dcAious ron
wound upon his head lie was taken 10 Ms nome "e'o
be sank rapidly until be died. lie "aA'uc'pJ iN'0Ai
80 &c ,ss evident from ms breath and from the con
anton M his uiusccs and subsequent inquiries
moved that he had been seen during inc
evening nt several places IN Bergen go drunk
that no could scarcely stand. A cOhahctor, =, on
the Jersey CITY aud Bergen Plank ROAD tLheu tuat
Den rod un with him from the jersey cry FtiIl' qua
mat he had 90 b. helped cat of the car Al hoi
loer saloon Oh tho vlaLk road. u Has aIlO room '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
CHILL.
rIW rEAYsANDINE TELEGRAPH.

YALPAEAisO. Feb. 10.-Relative to the Trans
ootine Telegraph The Hes Coast Nal has the foilowing
Another Int Of tie cham which is to place this country
% almost Instant communication by electric telegraph,
Europe. tine United states and the great CONNER
a ccnpr5 81 the east coast was competed Few DAY
once. when directory appointed and II was re
solved first call Of 20 per cent, or slOO per snare
PAYABLE the Valparaiso Bank during all the present
month The new line, which al the outset VIII
consist Of two wires only will follow the course
Of the road over the Andes TO Mendoza, and viii be
.arrcd thence 90 villa Maria, where IT VIII con
meet River Plate liues, which. IN their turn, VIII
Connect with the submarine cables that, snort Tune
hence will place MOntevideo, Buenos Ayres ana no Ne
auclrO ID communication with the United states ana
Europe Tho Argentine Government very early recos-
ued the Importance of the new line, ana presented
t Congress subsidZing II with $4,000 year, " hlch
vas .rerd to similar bin mas also been presented TO the
COZ resa TINS country and although press OF
is dispatch during the past session, there Is
10 doubt n subsidy Of at least $4,000 year VIII he
Granted u natey. Ia order TO give an idea OF the Opln
r here % the undertaking, IL IL only nece>
cav L. state the geo shares reserved iOr NarasC
Wr-r promptly taken up by the mercantile houses OF
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

Swede named johnson on Monday night
fell from Jersey City ferryboat aud was drowned.
There was much rejoicing at the City Hall,
yesterday the defeat or tho ne" foce Dill anu tue
new Charter.
The birthday anniversary OF King William
Of "a wa %t sas 20 iai R0 making R
great display OF flags and bunting
Justice Miller of Hackensack, \. j., COM
nenced inquest yesterday into the circumstances con
peced with tie recent explosion OF nIOg cerine near
this place, whereby four men were killed.
The firm of jenkins Vail & Peabody, No.
a. Leonardst, OF the largest dry goods commission
houses N TN, city. failed on Monday Their Liabilities
supposed to DO heavy although DO statement mas yet
been made
Mr.. Bergh delivered an interesting lecture to
a large audience m the Alexander Chapel on huS,st..
Ia :; evening The discourse good one, and the
younger people well as the older persons listened at
teutlyey TO the close
Some thief yesterday stole Judge Barnard's
hat of the bench, in tho specal Ierm o ne supreme
Cont and succeeded ia making his escape, without beng
observed either BY the Judge. the lawyers, and specia
Judge Barnard once lost IN ovcrcoat III INC sae
manner
Mary Woods. living in Sixty second-st., near
Madisoravo, stabbed several mes IN tue lace ana
neck IN quarrel with Bridget Dillon last night IN TIE
house Of the former. pair OF shears was the WEAPON
used. The WOUNDS are considered dangerous. Dillon
Was arrested
About G.3O n. M Yesterday, fire was discOv
rre, ON fhs second floor OF No Isl Pears occupied by
I,aGore Arnold dealer Ia tobacco and cigars Inc en-.
ibe pe, to the building in which they originated, but
could not prevent considerable damage TO DOt Dung
and contents Mr. Arnold lost by NE and water about
:, 90 anon -toca The contents OF tho hrs floor occu-
pied Morris Marcus paint and Narnsh dealer was IN
iurl Ia the extent 0f $50. The building sustained 1880
,arse The building No la Water-st, ad Joining III the
rear l. used as q COrdage warehouse " j. H. carer,
whose stock Vas damaged about N5Oo
A complimentary concert was given to Prof;
l. sInoia BY his friends and pupils last evening" and
-tenway Hall was eel fed with al attentive and APP
preciaye audience some VI the most prominent ladies'
In the city were present and instrumental IN getting
w tie testimonial The following weEknown artlstes
MilIet senores Boy, sar aud Fossati, and Mr.. Ole
Twcheu. Madame GalLauiga sang u duet IRON sdBO
with Miss Norton, solo, aud In tet[etle, iOu L'so
uiler Miss Norton aang selection from II Guramen.
to- The efforts OF the artistes were hDtIi appisuded
and encorcs frequently called Tor MADAME GaSIa-
frnm EeetLeNen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
COLOMBIA.
COLOMBIA.
1GlE TIOT TO SEIZE TIE PRESIDENT.
- FL. h.c,yIfyo, "a fla Dauan

TIIF TIOT TO SIZE the PRESIDENT
F,EAHA Feb. 23.-AccOrding TO the Panama
papcr- pot has ior some ;.me been brewing, having
or o. object the seizure o. the person Of the President
N ed ~ alive, according 20 the testimony Of those
LON whom Tic Government mas derived ITS timely nt
's,i'n. ir the oep1sCns OF Capt Medina and Ensign
VEGA Ui the Battalion Pchncha, No 10 forth that
oNertares lad been made by senior Ecierano for the
overthrow % the existing Government and that a
movement was 10 have been made on the night OF
furalN last oinntncng with the SEIZURE Of the Pres
aeLt Va understand that NessTs. Eduardo Guardla
rt-ico - bfiug IMPLICATED IA the Contemplated rev0lu
Juu shD WOuldDe rcvolutOni-ts bad Intended placing
Don Eduardo tuaTlia in the Presidential chair vim
r'uu JOst Re DbaiCa a. Secretary OF State and senior
Juan n NcicilO 90 Commander in uief Of the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

s w. ,tise for Obs the trset OS ne
aa,,i a. orc IN IN. raj Ost nomins aho es
S,sd r.. nc,rissl ard eHtr,y pegleeted bsf,' 80
Foor Rsu Csnsi. private terms aed or 90
a. s t,,et Pea, usgleeled Pprk da a. sio oeSas IRA
fr Tpobv md y Clover bit htis va a"ns hAN 'N
lsalslc .gbw ,u.s iHaefirs, ard BoHnsi al yc an.
wusfSs1ax ~ Msrcb R-Spfit, 81 aIpehun' ".
Hosip ou,t Srlued S51Sl 81 Grade Inp-ahos
T.r omit AZ ii g. Cation dnl Bos nndrng ne ,s,rt.
Ar,rsrA Ga March Zl-4stinB ssas snd IoWsf' ""4''"
psmn,ty 2e A zTs bGirs receipts. 20 bs,s A.. :.
SKwORLsAxs La March 22Foor eai At - = ~, -" -
CON in . Oat. 81 p Hay SSl ~ I..s
S2sasR III Bacos W alslc 0sc SoTsresred hss. ~ise
I,nT.,c, l.e k,g lie Sazar-Prne. ~ ole helssse--
Iosd 16e2ic Wbssy ca ADD lesser a. 81 '0aee r..s
sna 6rm; Gai6lc Pr.e. rlal7ic serlg hichanf f
Odd 1874 EIchsBze cent premium
SAs Fs.Scisco March l2Fogr - 6oa % a. wheat ~ w.
Legal TENDER. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN WEST HoBoKEN

Yesterday large number of persons from
New-York Brooklyn and suburban cities. who were IN
search Of missing relatives visited the Hudson County
jan 70 view the body Of the unknown man who was
found Ia an almost cless condition on the railroad track
near Weehawken on Thursday last and Who died snbse
cuently in the iall None Of the visitors we're able 10
rrrolze the remains The inquest which u 10 be hold
today will is thought, bring ont some additional iicis
REGARDING the death Of tbs stranger. Dr. Pun, the county
ult sirlf and Dr. HAYES have made poet murten ~
animation. They report that The organs we're III healthy
nudifI0 that the marks uf violence upon the hoy
were NOT indicative of injuries that would cause drath
II supposed that the man Was robbed oeaeH' ana
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

the interests OF the Isthus We have lately We regret
TO say full confirmation OF the fact that that en-
teTprse in excellent pecuniary position 20 ucn so
promise with very little Doubt that u VIII Do car
red out have still two rivals IN pros
pec each OF whose mcDaces are imminent. ana whose
maneuvers can be only eheckmated apparently, Nv me
immediate inception OF steps for the formation OF the
long .talkedof International Maritime Canal, wheh
would at relieve this part VI the isthuus rom All
apprchensOns rivalry aud leave the Repubcso Costa
Roa and Honduras whose ambition II is TO compete Win
Ms.