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church in the same city, which Rav. DR.. B. M.
Adams vacated to go to Fleet street church.
The Rev. S. H Platts bids adieu to the latter.
Rev. D. 0. Ferris is going from Dekalb ave-
nue. and @. L. Glover from Nostrand avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr.. Ham
mond, at present filling an appointment in
Connecticut, will succeed Mr.. Glover, and DR..
Chapman, of Boston, is expected to succeed
DIR. Andrews at st. Johns. The Rev. A. H.
Mead of Green avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, it is understood, is going to Connecti-
cut. He'is one of the few wealthy ministers
in the denomination, who it is said takes the
poorest charges that he may help them along,
aud not that they may help him. The Church
and the Conference ought to have many such
men.
The spirit of the itineracy is wanting, though
the form is still maintained among Methodists
Ministers and presiding elders now live within
charmed circle of their own, and it is not
often that new man can get inside. The
churches in most cases choose their pastors
long before the meeting of the Conference, so
that the appointments by the bishops are
little more than the public announcements of
contracts previously made and ratified.
Ministers and churches too are growing tired
of such frequent changes, and they have
already made two extensions to the term of
the pastorate from one to three years, as it
now is, and there are whispers of further
extension of the pastorate and the presiding
al {o toAs -
bishopric to the same term, to meet the
quadrennial sessions Of the General Con-
ferences. Time may develop those changes.
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avenues or in South Brooklyn, to get to which
car travel is necessity. Now, as car travel
in New York, with all its embarrassments, is
much pleasanter than car travel in Brooklyn
which, by the way, stops virtually in the latter
city at half-past eleventh is more cheerful
in many respects to live up town in New York
than in the back parts of Brooklyn. The con-
venient houses in our dormitory sister are for
the most part old and dilapidated, and no
landlord with any consciousness of glaring
facts could ask the same rent for these houses
this year as last.
The moral of all this will be readily drawn
that property in New York and Brooklyn has
gone down. So it has, as current quality of
value. The bridge for time galvanized
Brooklyn property into certain sort of activ-
ity, but assessments and taxes and the Dutch
Mayors messages soon killed that +; and as the
bridge is now, upon later knowledge, generally
regarded as doubtful experiment, it helps
but little to sustain values which are equally
uncertain and unreliable. In spite of all,
however, we hold to this position, that to a
strong capitalist real estate in New York or
its environs is unrivalled as a safe, permanent
investment.
In conclusion, we may remark that there is
general disposition ON the part of landlords
to make all reasonable concessions to present
tenants to induce them to remain. This is
significant.
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by the late Mr.. Drummond years ago from
Dublin Castle. Major OReilly, the ''hero
Spoleto" in the Papal army, has given forcible
expression to the feeling and home wants of
the Irish in his place in Parliament SO that
the Gladstone Cabinet has the 'Irsh Difficult
ty' before it in all its intensity, just as 1t
presented to the late Sir Robert Peel. Thus
are we informed, specially and again, by the
European mail that Ireland remains irrecon-
cilable to the plan of British government In
the Island
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FERRY REFORM IN WILLIAMSBURG.

large number OF the citizens OF Williamsburg
assembled In the Town Hall last evening for the pur-
pose OF expressing their sympathy with the move
ment made In the Legislature by Assemblyman
Haver, to compel the Brooklyn Ferry Company to
reduce their rates OF ferriagc and run their boats
more frequently tEan at present Alderman Raber
presided. Mayor Kalbnelsch addressed the meeting
at length. He said tina; he sympathized with the
intentions Of the members of the Legislature. He
related an instance OF his taking $2O0U0 to Albany
the agency OF the 's0bby'D attempted to ..beatn
him out oil the whole sum by promising to pass the
bill for that amount But they failed TO do so, be-
previously 'seen," told him positively that the Gov
would veto the bill If 1t passed. Notwith
standing these dscouraytng remarks the meeting
appointed committee TO circulate petltions In
favor Of Assemblyman Havers bll.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
pany-ReOrganizatio of Its Leased Roads
West of Pittsburg.

The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
pany-Re0rganizatio Of Its Leased Roads
CHICAGO, March 25, 1871.
The reorganization OF the railroads west OF Pitts
burg, leased by the Pennsylvania Central Company
does not seem to be correctly understood. The fol.
lowing statement Is by an oflcer of the organiza-
tion:-
The number OF miles OF road in the West exceed
1000. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company pro-
poses to relieve the working OF Its central Organiza
tion, at Philadelphia, and delegate to separate
corporation the Immediate supervision and manage
title Of this new corporation is SThe fennsylvania
Company 1t is chartered by the State OF Penn
sylvania. Its capital stock consists of:-Preferred
s12Ooo.Ooo The $s,o0O0OO OF preferred stock
Is held and Is to be held permanently by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. This amount Of
above railroad interests OF tue Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company were transferred, March /, to the
Pennsylvania Company covers fully all the expendi-
lures OF the parent company in this connection The
81 900 OF common stock Is also held by the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company, who may sell 1t at par
whenever from time to time such use OF it may be
found expedent. All the profits or the operation
OF the new organization during 1871, after meeting
tine In 10 az 9
ping the roads transferred to It, After 1871, 1t is
claimed the preference shares Of this company Will
yield at least per cent on their par value These
works, as whole now yield net revenues
more than sufficient to meet the interest upon
al the o o
OF the properties west OF Pittsburg, while
the operations OF the sinking fund OF the
pany, the terms OF which have been faithfully COM
piled with, and the semiannual amount to be
charged to the running expenses VIII pay OF the
whole Of its mortgage debt OF 900 before the
bonds are DUE The management OF this Pennsyl-
vania Company has been placed by the company IN
the hands Of seven directors, as has already been
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Foreign Art Items.


QUEEN VICTORIA will open in person the ROYAL
Hall OF Arts and Sciences the goth or March, The
new buildings are now finished ana ready to re-
ceive the works of the London International Exhibit
ton Of 1871, which opens on Monday They will ac-
cOmmodate $4,000 persons. The Commissioners
propose to mako an international exhibition per.
manent institution of the country giving to indus.
trial art the same opportunity that is afforded TO fine
art by the annual exhibition OF the Royal Academy.
Mr.. POINTER says the AthenGun,, VIII probably
contribute to the forthcoming exhibition OF the
Royal Academy his picture OF damsel attached to
the worship OF Isis feeding the sacred lbdes before
the great temple at Harnac. The columns OF the
ednce supply the background with their vast shafts
and bases, and are richly decorated In sculptural
and cOlOred hieroglyphics on the white stone. Sun
light falls on the female figure which Is apty clad
In the Egyptian mode, and posed with grace and
spirit; 1t likewise falls between the enormous PHI
lars, cleckering the floor, and on the fine plumage
OF the birds, which are dlverseiy designed and
freely grouped.
Professor RUsKIN delivered the last OF his lee.
lures ON landscape on Thursday. February 23, In
the Theatre OF the Museum ut oxford, The sub.
ject Of 1t was 'Tne Relation OF Form to Color the
Greek and Gothic Schools of Painting" full syn
opsis OF the lecture was given In yesterdays New
York Leader. MIR. Ruskn says that we may call the
Greek and Gothic schools respectively the schools
Oh ne later he the dm CT .ne Is
former is tranquil activity; r seeks to make
the real and material which was before indefinite
all things truly The aim Of the latter Is passion
ate rest; 1t teaches to see all things dmly. Again.
he says, the cOloring OF the Greek school Is essen
sentialy sad. That Of the Gothic IL always cheerful;
1t assumes that all nature is lovely and never paints
change and decay, but only wha Ills bright and
healtnful and ut object OF our love- This Is defect
Of Gothic art since it is impossible for Art show
complete sympathy with humanity without the
memory or the present CONSCIOUSNESS OF pain.
THE LIVERPOOL Town COUNCIL has decided to
open an exhibition or pictures In that town, which
has hitherto depended upon the picture dealers
for such exhibitions, Many OF the best London
artists have promised their support.
Two PHOTOGRAPHS, published by the London Ste
reoscopic Company, are mentioned by the Graphtc
as interesting memorials OF the selge OF Paris. The
one Is u reduced copy, little more than an inch
square, OF the advertisement sheet of the Times,
which, on It's arrival In Paris by pigeon post, was
magnifed by means OF a magic lantern and pro.
jected on screen The other Is OF q curious
American Minister was present. Cats dogs and Os-
triches fgure in this bill OF fare.
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RE1asa 4issrxx


The unexampled has attended the material
known as Milton Gold since ts first introduction the
manufacture of jewery ana biioutere of all kinds
better illustrated than has opening of
the new establishment at 75l broadway The articles
displayed are OF such wonderful variety ard elegance de-
ha the OF the visitor becomes them
and perfect Is their resemblance the
bu the accomplished expert COULD bv the cogest
inspection, undertake tina. they
tured Of that metal.
ISL Broadway
Ia daily crowded from night With thronga
of people, whom the productions Of the Milton Gold Jew
elry genuine OF wonder and delight
feature OF the establishment that impenence ha
part of the saiesmcn Ia permitted by the management Tho
display for inspection to all coneis OF whom
the OF al become the possessor
whatever comprised in Il. Visitors
queuty comparing with their productions rings aud
other aces Of pure gold Jewelry by them, the
most critical among the ta to discover any difference 5o
milton Gold Jeweiry equivalent In
appearance goes. articles OF the genuue
metal possibly be sold for low price, The sales
room at T6i Broadway Is already recognized Of ths
leading show places OF this city Thousands OF people hayo
Wished il since It's opening three weeks ago. Il not
too much TO that each and a who have purchased
received tuN value for their money
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Personal Intelligence.

General Garrt Smith, OF Geneva, N. Y, Is among
the arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr. W. c. Smith, member OF Congress or Vermont,
IS soiournng at the Brevoort House.
Jacob Sharp, OF Rome, N. Y, Is temporarily at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General r. +. Stockton, OF New Jersey, has arrived
at the st. James, Hotel.
Colonel j. F. Barrett, OF Albany Is quartered at
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
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DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as John
Dunn. OF NO. 20 college place, was returning from
bank with 5000 IN his possession, an unknown man
met INN al the top Of the second flight CT stairs and
Int HIM on the back or the head with sand bag,
but not with sufficient force TO render him helpless.
Dunn raised an alarm, when his assailnIt took TO
his heels and KRie his escape.
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BR,0KLYh's WATER DEBT.

The water debt of Brooklyn on the lst OF January
amounted to ss,255,O0o. Since that time the Com
mon Council have authorized the payment Of
s37s000 Ior the extension or mains and repairs to
the engines, which was very essential All that
mains now to be done Is the construction OF the
new storage reservoir at Hampstead. Yesterday the
Mayor began signing bonds lor this.work, the FIRST
lnstament being 100000.
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The Memphis and selma Railroad.

MEMPHIS Tenn., March 20, 1911.
The Little Rock Railroad mas been completed to
White River Bridge, over which it will be finished
IN two weeks.
vote in this city to-day for subscription by the
county OF half million dollars 10 the Memphis and
Selma Railroad resulted:-For subscription 46ll;
against 1t, 1856. The vote in the county light,
but decidedly against the measure. Two-thieds are
required 10 carry 1t, but the friends of the railroad
a eaupuine of SuccesS
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iew Railroad Enterprise in Ohio.


spirited meetiA Of the stockholders OF the Lake
Shore and Tusca2awas, Valley Railroad was held
yesterday and nine directors elected sufficient
capital having been subscribed to authorize an or
ganizatlon The new enterprise bids fair for sue
cess. 1t will open up the great coal fields OF Ohio.
The road will extend from Tuscarawas county
through Stark, Medina and Cuyahoga counties to
Cleveland, a distance Of about eighty miles.
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:
WALTHAh WATCHES.

In sosItng the public patronage for Watches OF
fully represent
That fact in The history OF manufactures more COM
pleey demonstrated than that the system making
Watches first established by them at walham
That system always warrant OF reason and commoa
sense, Me OF the trial Of the Watches
themselves cannot be to have been ample and
satisfactory. It is admitted on every haud-ths
evidence or daily observation and common vepuse-.
that the Watches not only keep correct .Ime-
but that machines they endure. 1t should seem has
nothing needed su. szes shapes and ap
should suit the people, taesc
conditions the American wscn Company fully pre-
pared tho tho market. They conf
IDENTIFY assert there no longer any for
import witches Of any description whatever Every u'
ordinary demand every shape every variety of finish
and decoration be as to price, tbs recent
reductonsleave for doubt tha, system
OF matchmaking the TIE
reliable tha, watham watch is the cheapest 80 well
the best
Many varieties OF movements been added
ing the las, year, of display the latest improve
ments In design and fnsh and evnce the rapid progress
the Company Is making perfection in the art.
Among these Watch for boys and young
gentlemen, Is to be specially noted very low
been made for this Watch IT boys Watch,
with the object of bringing within boys Of
all classes Price being considered, such Watch,
quality aud beauty has any country, pro-
duced.
The "crcscent Street, full plate Watch added during the
year. without stem winding
setting attachment This Watch in either form the
Company challenge all manufacturers all countries 70
beat equal for It's price. 1t all
provements In every par-inprovemens which improve
and which not only make purposes rs .ms-
keeper but will make it the great favorts with watch
makers. Th!sthe highest grade of full plate Watches
made in tins country-In size and appear.
ance, In finish and general excellence, is especially
and in particular to railway men,
s.ant travellers fact all live who be told by
their watches the correct time of day whenever they
All such should have the American Watch Company,
Crescent Street." Counting such destination for this
variety OF their ufacture, the Company devote the
greatest to It's construction employ upon only their
best men and best machinery and issue with their repua
tion at stake upon It's
For sale by all leading jewellers No watches rctaed By
the Company.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
General Agents for American Watch Company,
No. 1S2 Broadway, New York
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
MARCH "a
>o-~~>c"-0>>-""~--r~-o~~~~-

1sT0-Prince Pierre Bonapartc acquitted OF the mur-
der of Victor Nor.
1S54-DuSe OF Parma stabbed by an unknown as
saSsin.
1S51-The steamboat Lowell sunk by collision near
Pittsburg; fifteen lives lost.
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Fine Stock of spring Coa,inas, vcsringS
and Trowserngs J. w. MCKINLEY, Merchant Talor 500
Broadway, corner of Prince street. u
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No Remedy i'm the World RIVER Came into
such universal or has fully the confidence CT
mankind xs AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for the cure Of
Coughs. Colds aud Consumption.
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Indin CamcTs Hair shnwis.-Have Re-
turned from Europe with Spring Stock. VIII on Men.
day j. RUSSELL, 81 East Twcusie.h street.
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His Head Is Riaht.-IIow Often This Ex.
preston Is tnoughtessly untruthully applicd No
mans head be right unless s covered by spring styls
HAT purchased of knox, 22 Broadway, Of Fulton.
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A Specinlty.-Gcntlemen's Silk Hats, -.
Broadway styles NJ about half broadway prices
C. o. ID. HAT COMPANY. II Cortland. street.
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Rnre Chance Make Money.-Gentic-
having please call t76 Fulton street. betw cen
~ and O'Clock, Monday, and see the exh ibiton
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J.uxurOus Flowing flaIr.--f,hemical Analy-
sis has satisfied tho anxious world that CHEvALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR contains the only vegetable
known TO restore hair, sop liza falling ard
Its growth.
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in Paris at its opening.

London Dress Hat.-Espcnscheid TIas just
introducedi the leading style of Dress Hat young
men, creating quite furorc IN Londor--nvIes the
fashionable young men OF New York to these ele
giant fabrlcs which ythng Ia the
hating offered this season.
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A.-GOurauC's Oriental Cream Has Proved
priceless treasure to lady whose skin dsgured
with tn pmpes frecklc sallowness. roughness &C. Tha
makes the harshest darkest smooth and
white as snow G0URAUD's PouDREs sUBTILEs arc
warranted to extirpatc all superfuous har 81 nailed
81 20. GOURAUD'S LIQUID ROUGE is designed to i'm.
part permanent artificial color to pale cheeks lps
GOURAUD'S world renowned preparations had at
his old depot ~ Bond street. New York formerly
way and OF druggists Inventor of the ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP for the of Scad Heads, Rngworms and
all skin Diseases SO cents mailed, rs Beware OF
counterfeitB and for circular
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An Unnatural Rrdncss of the Nosc or Face
positively cured by DIR. B. G. PERf nermatoogist 40
Bond streas. New York.
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Ask for Those $25 Chamber Suits and
$50 Parlor Suits In reps at ENTw0RTH SONS No. lc9
Bowcry. Stored until Nay
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As a Remedial Aaent in Diseases of tho
Kuneys the MISSISQUO1 is unequaed. A fresh supply.
j. +. HENRY, No. College place
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Elegance, Durability and Economy.-Wof.-
BER the Halter Sixth avenue and Thry-frst street.
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TIE Iutnni,s Friend.
MRS. WINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP ia the best and
snrest reaedy in the world all diseases OF chdcn suc
as tccthing, wsnd cole, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

A."For Moth Patches, Freck!es nnd Tan,
PERRYS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Depoe
~ Bond street. New YORK. Sold by druggists every
The New York herald., 1871-03-26

A.-Citizens and STRANGERS Who Desire q
fne. tasty and elegant dress Hat should call ESPEN-
SCHEIDS manufacturer No 15 Nassau street. Price 81
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Allen Il. Miner g. Brother, AucfiOneers, VIII
give their personal attention. customary the past ~
to sales Of furniture Mt private residences also
salesrooms, 50 Chambers and n Reade streets
ALLEN Is. MINER
HENRY d. MINER.
Late Henry IT. Leeds Miner; established ls47.
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A.-FOr Stylish und Elegant Hat Go to
DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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A.-Iiesrlng Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray str,,t.
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A.-SOiIcd Boots and shoes Selling at Half
price at E. A. BROOKS SIS Broadway.
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A.-Haznrd & CnswcIps God Liver OIL In
the best.
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All Perfect Fitting Boots, Shoes, Gniters ana
SLIPPERS. at E. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
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A.-TiHnny <, CO..

A.-Tinnny & Co.,
Union square,
that they have purchased will offer imncd-
ately arrival, the whole stock OF
FINE BRONZES
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A.-A.-Go This Morning, Between and IN
O'clock to % and 25 East Fourth block east or
Broadway and enjoy the luxury Russian vapor Bath
1t will make you feel lice q 'new man,
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MEMORIES OF NE.


When others smiles shall WOO thee,
And pleasures still pursue thee
When hopes bright dreams have vanished
Across life's marshy lea
Like strains Of music stealing,
Unto thy soul appealing
With every tender feeling,
VIII DO memories of me.
And when at eve thou rOvest
With some one whom thou lowest,
Perchance there'll come a moment,
When thy heart will yearn to be
With him Who once caressed thee.
All! truer love ne'er blessed thee,
Nor fonder arms e'sr pressed thee
So give one tear TO me-
Yet not in grief nor anguish,
Would /, love, have thoc languish,
But kindly, aud With pleasure,
Think Of all our happy days
or ours that fed 50 gladly,
Enjoyed by us so madly,
That cen their memory sadly
Brings thoughts OflOve and thee.
Oh | wilt thou then remember
As fades the dying ember,
When life no longer lingers
In the onee bright, sparkling fame,
That none e'er loved so dearly,
And chung to thee so nearly,
A. he, whose name has merely
Become a memory