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Lrsa amount paid by Treasurer, Chtesso. If7N
- T 81 - seh& commission to Dubxan, 6htf-
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Remittance to American EXCHANGE Srt}onst II HsnE ~,
interest On stEuAxr md river tinpf oysnrnt hon1s.
E6rcr ctnt Sewerage bondk ndk........,.,...A sio d,
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. AA1Saos t"'n StV Va1eA1u1tf...-...-...... 1esAoo
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change bsnk--'...'. m7s
Ro,d. &.M7a
L ~ rrr I'm; ~ &Oo
ii lEss
Water fund, 3a;,9ssas; sewefagc, sSs;sS 81:
Hycr Improvement, $1lV2sa
There arc 3tta,tQd sewerage bonds unsold- and
xs9Go t1yer improvement now remaining III thn
hands 81 p: 4 Gage City Treasurer, and the total
anount Of Interest paid by LIN on tue coupons for
July, 1ssn, was sse, ,ooL1L 'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
BOARD OF HEALTH.

THE PAT NUIsANCE-COw STABLES ETC.
The notorious fat business occupied good
deal OF the time of the Board yesterday Tile Boards
superintendent in report OF his inspection OF the
premises of the New-York Rendering Company at the
foot OF Thrty ighhs visited by him on the 10Th
2ls aud 22d insts. He found the fat business In iul
blast Notwithstanding the written agreement to move
away on She 18th. Dr. Stone said the report did
not state whether the fat establishment coniihue9
TO be a nuisance. The Attorney TO the Board said
the fatInen were all ready TO admit they got
their fat out of the city but maintained t9ey goe
doubt that during three ourhs of tho year they must get
Mr.. George Colve President Of the NewYork Rem
dering Company said a bill before the Legis-
laure relative to forming an island in the Lower bay.
by recommendation Of Dr. Svinburne. To put up the
building would $4,000 and the Company did not THINK
well q, going to such expense at least nnt the aeoh
OF the Legislature should be known, ana asKeu Or PCT
nit TO ccnne the business OF the Company until the
negotiations in which he was engaged should Ne ~
scrap every day and he believed that would do away
with the great objection. .,,,,
DR.. stone asked who was going TO pay Tor the sana
Mr Covle said he presumed the State or the 1y
Or. stone-"Ah, that won't do you might Us wen pua
an island In the middle Of the ocean, The Attorney 10
the Board said he believed he had enough OF evdepce
10 institute prosecution against the COMPANY or COLI
Quoting business without permit on the 18TH 2is ana
pad insts II the Board would authorize him. An alrina
tive vote given as follows: feas.Boswortn. frame
Lincoln, stephen Smith Stone Nays-Bienhan Maierre
subsequently the secretary Of the company 10y letter re-
quested permit TO continue the business until May
The Board then ordered suspension OF the SUIT ana
reinspecton. -, iii.
The suit against Dr. Wagner. charged WIN coheeannk
q case OF smalpO is TO be continues . 49,,
Mr. Lincoln brought before the Board the matter OF 20
cows peuned in dirty dark stables in Brooklyn. The
Attorney said Mr. Ben amin Wood was the repuled own
err but he had denied all present connection with the
stables. ,.o =
DR. Harris reports 4G7 deaths In this city and JAP 81
Brooklyn last week Searlalna Is the most fatal OF any
prevailing disease Relapsng fever IS IN iair way o.
being subdued and is limited to the utterly homeless va
grants ard inmates of low lodgng-houses The deati
rate in this city has been 22s per 60 reckoning NIL
lion Of population The death rate in London Tor me ns
week Of February 30 per l0Oo OF BcrIn 81 Oh VI
emma, 80; Of Paris, %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
TIE SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY-TRIAL o
RI-(HHOITr.


In the Court of Oyer and Terminer for
Wcstchester County the OF Isaac " ". BuckhOut,
who il charged with the murder OF his wife, Louisa Buck
bout and Alfred Reudel. up for trial yesterday
morning The crime was committed at Sleepy Hollow.
Oh New-lear's day.
Buckhout was Yeil.kDowD in the community, and had
won for himself an unenyable notOriety through his
,ns;art designations and alleged brutal treatment Of his
wife Three days ago BuckhOut arraigned aud yes
t.ray anne AIRED trial. The courtroom deusely
crowded by prominent legal gentlemen, jurors aud Wis
i'or, The bench was occupied by Judges Tappan aud
Cochran and Justices OF Sessions Myron L. Sknan aud
Stephen Billings.
The following named gentlemen appeared as counsel
for the defendant Francis Larkin, ". H. Robertson,
J. : Willard and Jackson Hyatt.
III. the itDpannellnS 81 jurors commenced ana
at noon only two had been selected. very general
prejudice seemed exist III the minds OF the Jurors
against the prisoner, and the panel continued. and
name after name excused doubts were entertained
az 10 whether Jury could be obtained out OF the 200
summoned.
BuckLouts quiet aud careless, although
ne strict attention what going on lie sat y
his counsel with folded arms, AMI would occasIonaly
indulge IN IA smile AT remark Of Juror UNDERGOING
examination 10 is opinion regarding his tBuckhOuts
ruilt ar innocence. A little nervousness was eNhblted
liz Buckhoit when called upon TO rise aud face
an accented inlor He dressed plainly, ms hair
neatly brushed and he wore a fall beard
All Of the convictions or Opinions hcd Oy jurors WHICH
DISQUALIFIED them from serving were formed from pc
tragedy and conversations with others upon tue subject,
and 10 reasons. the great irohbe OF getting jury
rs attributed. Al y last evening Ony seven OF the
Jury had been npanIrIcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
xrwvopx MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.

NIM-lORk hBDltAlI tOLbLhi' ipi' "'"'-"'
The seventh annual com menccmcnt exercises
OF this College witnessed by most lnteInEeh'
audience in the Y. NJ c. A Hall last evening On TIE
patfortu were seated many OF the pioneers OF the
ucnt which resulted the founding OF this worthy In
stution ore OF the most notable features Of the occa
sion was the presence Of large number OF colored PEG
pie They came to see Of their own race receive
diploma and to hear her deliver the valedictory.
Mrs DIR. Lozcr. Dean OF the College, alter spending
the greater portion Of her life in battling against the
prejudice Of caste 1t last waded by seeing black
woman graduate with the highest honors AM American
College had 10 bestow.
the Rev H. G. Bllnn aud then the Rev Frank Russell OF
Brooklyn. delivered the openng address ne saia that
socety has no woman III the choice OF
her vocation II contrary to the spirit Of Chrotany
and OF republican institutions, 10 exclude one'haIt OF
the human race from the pursuit OF liberty
ard happiness with God there is neither jew
Greek bond nor free male or female IT Is saia 10
he unnatural for women TO seek broader sphere, 81,
is Unnatural" said Papacy when Luther demanded me
is unnatural" cried the stakeholder when the black man
asked be free. This is the argnment which - urged
- 900 women teachers, yet only few years ago learned
men declared that IT. was pyssh th iTr
own households. The last objection offered against a
II this il So what does this meeting hore tonight
What signifies this struggle which mas Dreh growing IOr
yearsi We should rejoice. for already Tie limits OF
womans labor are widening. and there time
when there so many avenues OF employment open 10
The Dean then followed with the annual report;
Women, said she. receiving high hoicrs III the
schools OF Paris The heathens asking for American
teachers Ten native female PHYSICIANS have graduated
in India and they have met with wonderful success Ill
their profession. 90
The spring term of the New-York Medical College will
commence in April The degrees Of Doctor OF Medicine
were then conferred by the presiding officer Prof. Benz
II. Martin ID. of the New.York University. on the
following named graduates: .
Mrs NJ A. Il. Gilbert OF Connecticut. Mrs Elmira y
Howard OF Ohio Miss Susan NJ Smith tcolored OF BROOK
Ign, Miss Mary Everett, and Mis- Sarah L. DE Hart, N D.
Miss Smith delivered the yaedctOry, aiid those who
have had the misfortune TO hear many productions o.
this class asreeaby surprised at tho words Which
fell from the lips Of this black girl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
sAIE OF PAINTINGS.

The collection of pictures OF A. Dlluyvetter,
which has been exhibition for some time past IN this
city, was offered for sale at auction last evening at
Bankers rooms, No. s45 Broadway and the announce
ment called together large assemblage Of picture
dealers ana lovers Of art many ladies being among the
number The collection Combined pictures OF French,
Belgian Dusseldorf. and American schools aud included
pictures Of a great number OF wellkuONn artists Inc
aggregate number Of pieces in the catalogue reached!
Iq which little over oBchal were sold last evening
AT tie beginning of the sale the bidding was
rather duh, and many bargains were obtained.
,trr In tic evening competition became
more spirited, and native artists seemed 10
meet with favor very small crayon OF Eastman joni
sons selling for sl20 while much larger painting Ihe
Fshermau's Wife," by Won Sebeu went for VS. large
painting "The Italian Mcndlcauts," by Martin la Porte
which received tine gold medal ~ PARA. drew f0rth
round Of applause but only s1i lOr SEQ sunset, by
william Hart brought; s:5. and landscape by kensett,
as. small piece by Llssal!c cold for Sy2 The most
i;uport picture Of the evening battle piece OF
arge proportions. by IcDGrrk L. schneiels potrayng
the OF the Lisbon fleet at the Isle OF Wa!chercn.
an incident ~ history of the Dutch IL public. as told
by Motley. The painting was much hppilude,l aud at
urcd Ii wa, Knocked down 10 Mr lazciiIe for S2.J.
The remainder OF the pictures will be sold this eyeLins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

DoeARpuss xcl 2 iI,' n; ,'tIs: Ne. /" i e:
l. Bos1rda Peoria, H. ,ad forn'rll Of ssS.YOrI CIV
BGrTLEo9 Toe.y s'sasg M3,es Mar e. S~@'' vie
Robert Bu',e ssa d,gs s % rr is,.. 20 .,.so L.,
funeral Chursh Of Broadway All Fuli"s' =
rIsK- B,iegoro s.rcagl Is-o Je. r.s. youngest soc
of the Josiah Of nntoa Coasty. Assiork
GALLAnRR-on w~dnsdsy Ma',b e Der re. ss.e, eease
william Gaaher b. n 'he eo'A I',r Of Der 's'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morarg N'ra ~ lrsnt W. s' q
james ssehurst sOd dspg. toe as beta1s D "Ae"a
IN the Ssh year ofher age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
H.YYEs-ou suad,J 9tb resd.ee 81 w'',sr Si.~-
ford Cons alter isss'ins ses Lss Va H. h''@s' zoe
Petersburg and giesmond. Va. p,psns s~ase oOp,.
II" mouth, eldest eisl Of o. l. md 4 s H.-'l
Flners. at ibsfdsy a. - ''t,"s ~o a"Is 80
.ss5S ''''' ''''''' "''' '-' ''' '' '''''
HAsBRoUck-Ahsrs brief ire., &c I'sy Sarst e Jela l.
H,sbrouck. Jao L. Mar G. I'sbs"aek IL ID 20"
The funeral will take place Of ~ we''
-,llrL.. THURSDAY .h 1T =. oeeet Tie 80.
remain. MI be taken Cemetery
KEELINGoo wssesdiy mora mrss p abb vi5os Of j'"s
Keeling formerly 81 AwsteTaaa n l.. H. se ~ yearo herase
Notice Oi funeral 10 Friday paper.
McLsODoa Tue,iar March o. Zee wSs Of AeIaadsr h'si
The relatives ssi u, toe rJeo: invited 70 ''es.
the faner. from NO ~ West lisrh5 On Ieurca in'rS"os
O'Clock
owEy-0n Taesia uoug M,rc g E. Dsni,I sol
B'as! Over. tts goo }1 ~ :. -, ~. , , IL. s
On Tsr, 2't ia'i a. oeoe. iron he residence Of s f''e''
PoTrlE-ou Tu.,y syp p iiei,a N daughter Oh W.
and MatltA A. Poels. sz,- q yean.
TIL. relatives AMI f.ena s,tcil 1ei to attend he isss-
services Fnlsy. Zth sst, a. - a. Ia Fac p az
teenths 81
RYDERIs this city Mopiiy. the 2 Gsorg- bop- 49, o.
Henry V alG Ant Augusta Gg.et 10 the ls ef 81 h iss
tie lttl ihs'
the residence sparea. No % wsst FOrtyseveaihs
STERLING-I1 NesLcstef Co. y. L., Tses3iy harh -
wiley Sef8. VI c.eTe.aEt Dls, aged 2 m"tss
sTUDDFORDA Lamtertvle y j. Neae'isT G0rrss March
%, j. Nerves Stadiicd ". D.
Fed. are invited aead ftne-l Bis late residence Sat
uriay. she 25h iu,., Taa leaves Hes-lDfE 20 f" :
returning s. =.
THOMPsOS-on sunday. Mseb 81, W. Sis obr Vfs
Thompson daughter OF CNf Cbas sai "rA. T.
Williams OF BerAlsy. MSS. eyed ~ yrsr
ns,t airi tte tntfsi
residence. 2i wes Beveat Thursday afeaoea q sveioch
Eastern papers please
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knocked senseless by blow from slungsbot and inc
others badly injured with clubs. but succeeded In


others badly injured with clubs, but succeeded In
making their escape. Etienne recovered AFTER NUE.
and rising ain assaulted. lie then drew re-
volyer ana fired at the strikers without efect
As the mob continued to press HIM. no
again fired, with like result. lie now tried 10
effect his escape md took refuge In drugshop, outside
OF which the mob congregaied and clamored for INN
Officer Gill OF the Forty third subPrecnct arrived
aud took sehauer into custody but the rioters having
dspersod OF them arrested In the course of
the evening" young man believed 10 have been engaged
i'm the riot was arrested but he cOud not be identified
he was discharged. The firm who conduct the glass
work is that of Thery Co.. and usually employ about
30 worknep The brothers Scauer reside In williams
burgh and are connected with the firm OF X sehauer
SONS corner OF North Twelfth and secondss They did
not enter the Constitution Works ~ employees but 10
work up an order which they were unable to nBsh at
their works
The rules which have caused the workmen to leave
the following: .,
works assistance 10 his
own right death oyrske ba aud rot to We debd
have DECIDED 10 establish rehe
fund under the fss ~ouh tine TO
the fund 10 insure IeleL and We
derive the benefit OF IT, as VIII ourselves con
tribste the Of 500: 80, -, -
Or there and added to the relief and
ows: Prom 20 cents gaihere oeni'
and from the other boys. 10 cents each 49, -, =. o.
In hand beo. shall be pad bin follows rs
blower -; gsthe other boy ~
follows: For gate s' oo'ef
go; for gsibersr. go; for boy $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
LARGE FIRE IN wILLIAMsBURGH-Los ABOUT
$4,000.

About 9 o'clock yesterday morning flames
were discovered issuing FROM the furniture warerooms
Of A. Sielas three story frame building No. Grand
st. Wiiliamsburgh. In few moments the entire build
ING WAS fire. and the high wind prevailing carried the
flames TO number Of adjacent frame structures. The
Fire Department Of The District promptly on hand,
as were also Engines Nos o, Q. and TO- and H. and l..
No. 5. OF the Western District, under Chof-EngDe er
Cunning CHAM. Ten buildings destroyed and six or
eight injured Nos 81 Sc. S. 90 and ~ Grand
st., with four rear tenements aud dwelling on North
Frstst entirely destroyed together with their
contents. nos. ~ aud So Gr.ud-st were owned Dy j.
Atlauser, the former occupied grocery by Lewis
Lehman < Bro. who lose $1,000, insured Tor stOD abd
the latter Us lager beer saloon by Mr. Athauser. whose
loss estimated at $1,000 insured III the
Fulton Company No. -. Peter Delap. owner
loses $1,000 Insured for $4,000 M the Citizens Company
Mr. sheas the furniture dealer In whose place the hre
originated puts his loss M $1,000 Insured Tor <?Oo each
m the Hartford and another company No. 20 WAS atwo
scry frame house, owned by joseph Fletcher and oceu
ped by SIR Myers tobaccOnist. The loss on stock ana
building /, 5000 each Dir. Myers insured for $3.50 IN
tic Wiliamsburgh City Company, ana Sr FLETCHER IN
the FULTON Company for sltt0. NO 90 front aud rear
house embracing aconfectiouery and fancy goods store
orct pcd by Edward Johns and H. Rohl. The buildings
for 900 IN WIlamsburgh and Citizens Companies
Me Johns aud Mr. Roll lose 81 900 each not insured Nos
o. o. o. and loo and thrcesiory frame budings
wer. occupied As stores by A. f. Moger furniture dealer;
Townsend * Hayes, suctoneers; d. Costello, cothier
aud Peter Kiclee, grocery dealer whose loss about
but A. supposed TO been the result of eareessness on
the part young lad employed tn kinde nle IN tue
repair shop OF Mr. Shellass warerooms The matter Is
under investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
ARRIVALS.

Aston House-Senator Morrill, OF Maine Sir
NJ H. Beach Of England Commander Beards',s, a. o.
Navy; W. NJ. New OF the Treasury DeP S.,.
Capt. McDougali OF Copenhagen the Key. =! IL. CON
verse Of Baltimore and C. G.. Fisher, Washington. .
ST. Nicholas Hotel-Judge Carpenter OF Charleston :; T.
the Hon Cassius NJ. Clay Of Kentucky Gen j. = hht-
ney and Gen. II. Z. Adams Of Boston - fI..naHr'
Hotel-Chas W. Woollcy Of CINCINNATI Mr. aud Mrs. ;
j. Florence, john L. King of Springfield W r. Bris,9i
OF New-Iiayen; H. g. Faut, Washington. ana ~. "a
G. W. Thomas L. :. A.. Gen. H. r. Bruce of Madison to
N Y, aud Judge Beals OF Canandaigua - Aye Inaiie
Hotei-The Hon Amos A. Lawrence OF Boston aud Lieut.
Mckee. L. 8. Navy. =-== Hoffman House-Gen. l.. b.
Free 81 Providence and Gen. 1. II. Gales OF kgstoh
g.. St James Ho,cl-Prof. H. ~ HostOrd OF Cam
bridge, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
TIE OTHER lease or INHUMANiTY"-WHA1
THE CAPTAIN OF THE MANHATTAN SAYS.

70 me Edif0r or the Tribunt.
SIR The ships log of the steamer Mathat-
tau arrived here today reports follows March H.
lat 500 90 long "a o.. passed brisrisSed steamer
bound east"
Capt. Forsyth says in answer TO the report from
Queen,own that there nothing to Indicate that she
was ia distress as under full sail and too far on
20 make out any signals lie supposed from the rig that
sho Cunard steamer, but could not make ont when
one The report that he refused assistance IL untrue
The Samaria Of II herr could easily have attracted
his special attention either by altering her course taking
m sail or firing her gun. Capt Forsyth did hot know
mill bs arrival here this afternoon that the saDar
was ont Of time there certainly no one on board
the Manhattan that saw anything unusual or out OF the
way with the steamer passed. for she had every appear
nnce Of being under full steam well ns full canvas.
Ittr. York, March g. 1870. WILLIAMS htiuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

dau sd ios.r sales q, los No Ma.'.ses Cts - css
,.,e, a, Al Barley asse Meal *tz fet hae" sha ~
anbeted MlGed unchanged Snort. ~ $500. 80
sS hading tUetS w. Wv - "a gsoss,ry &c onis s.S
MHk.ed 10 Boston. ~ 20 10 Nee 1o's - ~ A'"''
$40 a eox
saw Pm.scsco Cal M.rch sa.ro.rso te,a,sf 1setes e.
mon Al 3sdSI ~; Apdsa 81 ts1sI So Coed VI ssatl s
Choice 81 6, Legal TeBders s,L
z1-The market today peN batj qlNsps's
sschssg hoiss rates se gwen ses Core ~ee' SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

The Rice Divorce Suit Cor fraud age e'as's sr.' 'r'~
II should gen otto mary haste h'
il hat a. h bride b. lie swesrs that .he bin believe abe
age as1g NAsSoL, Dus her lace Ss's .ss
youth probably found her sibo~' ~sroa gate 80
pretty sG.s he sctedl We tnos Of 7ssT "
lar cases This voha. pssry ssd natural ""
pron TO which object We like pretty To tals$
the picture EArssRes the hair WIS
pary chm rosy cheeks they beos~e frs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
THE LATE EXPLOSION OF SIrRoGLYcERME.

Coroner Miller concluded, at Englewood,
H. Yesterday his inquest the remains Of the men
who were killed by the late nitro gycerne explosion at
Col Tai r. schanners factory near RdSehed The jury
gave verdict holding that no person could be censured
or blamed under the circumstances taking INTO consider
alton the food that had taken place the day previously
aturstng the factory with water. and thus
softening the ground and causing the settling OF plat
form upon which had been placed number Of caTooys
containing nitric aud sulphurc acids and bags OF soda
compound making weight OF at least 2e.otV pounds,
under hich platform slicate aud al
the edge OF which, the ground were placed eaFbo!s Oi
tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
EIGHT FOR A RAILROAD.

Superintendent Graves of the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie Railroad Company has received instrac-
tons from Boston 10 hold the property on the Western
division OF that road all hazards against the Dutch
ess and Columbia Railroad Company. Mr.. Graves started
IN the road yesterday morning. but as yet the result or
his movements has not been imade known. Trouble Is
nuri led
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
TIE MoHRMANN MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA
4 little girl named Mary MOhrnann was

murdered IN Philadelphia the Bigh Of Sept. 8. 1858
Her body was found "A brck-yafd pond much bruised
aud showing evidence Of disgustngy brutal treatment
nj the hands OF "A man Many arrests were made, but
tho crime WIS fastened Jonn Hanlon, who
was suspected the time. has been Identified, the
detectives OF Philadelphia think rs the criminal, and IS
nonts after the murder he has been indicted 10y the
Grand Jury lie is now In prison under fiyeyears
seutauce for assahlting auOtherlittle girl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
"a m, Edffor Of The Tribune.

SIR: In your issue of to-day appears card
signed Howard Co., which Is libel upon the National
Watch Co. have only TO say to that their state
mens are false the main, and attack upon pros
perous company who choose sell their goods To Icput
able and responsible houses and repudlato tho ode u
SAFE known AS the &. y. ID. plan. Yours. 81,
W. T. WILDER,
Eastern Agent National Watch Co, ic5 BruadwayN; L.
he National HGich alg. once Ilo bfVdd wy
Neg York, March -. iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
MJppEEous ASSAULT By BROOKLYN GLASS
BLOWERS.

Yesterday afternoon, as four young French
men rothers) named Etonno Raymond. Louis Aloyse,
aud schauer, were proceeding down Columbiast' on
their way 10 the Constitution Glass Works In peleyanSt
near Van Bruuts South Brooklyn. they were set upon
by q uumboy Of strikers. Elienne w@ assaulted and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
HOME NEWS.
Tux WEATHER

ssv Yosv Hou, Tier Bar Wind Hosf Thsr B1 ca
NJ, 4 10 30W NV. ~ BlsN w.
10 90 gGS NV. JP J,GkM.
4lo 500 NV. 80 BAN
Yesterday the 22dl was real March day-.aw Chilly,
nd hustern0 the sky generally very cloudy hnc
cloud scenery at sunset Phases OF the second
NV moon OF This month will DO the slst, at 300 D. m
AZ 700 m ON Tuesday large red meteor started out
near The star Kochsb In Urta Minor and trase6sed
space about 49, and disappeared uhuer te star o"o'
nas.,h in Ursa Major duration one second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

The Trophy Tomato -Tv.s'y SEEDS e. Send fot ees'ss
Adlr,ss Gso X wAsiSe, IT,. Og5.u Farm. Newport K l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
Spuill nOtifes.

Phaion's :. yiiaiia, $" Or. salvation for tas ha,r.
FOR aRsroRryG TO GRAY HAIR IT'S oelGrsaL COLOR
rHALoNs "vfrALIA differ, utterly iroa al ID, "i'-' I
ere" and % act, totally 1esrss pdar
eip. It is spd ssgs aud perfectly issou'a, prepsis. %
muddy or mas require, shaking aud eo1SgS'.'s
no stain the ,sa Inca ppa gts.a e's
zeal il .urbd appearance TIE simple 's,: -of'.o'd 10
10 all in,,s aud purpose, DiscoyESri Toilet Ches
ro- ,.l. h, III d-1,rs,. PHaLOy : son ses.rort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

osrcea March esaad bat unchaaged salss i
ILL, AZ 10 - for. No strug ~ - for Amber Nart;
10 80 I. loT Vote siqs % 70, poaon s1is Yea,