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and desultory but they Give Trustworthy know'eoso
sod they are tinted the hues OF Lact The lecturer
IL person Of thin figure, brown complexion er1zied
hair earnest countenance. grave manner ana hoo,oV
delivery and lac keep serious yssge While teihs
dro story He infused sentiment into hls lee
turo now and them and manifested kindness OF heart ana
temperate warmth Of feeling. His style was plain sen-
sibe devoid OF ornament and sometimes prosy. ana ne
spoke i'm An unreodous voice. aud with care Tor the
grees of eloeuion Tho general effect was that OF rum
and His discrimination ~ 10 the SHADES %
negr,, character was seen to be qnlfe KEEN, ana
bs limitations Of tho negro manner ana ulncoS wers
toeraby good but not remarkable. Toward the oosc o,
the lecture DR. Bagby said that the sudden Oh
freedom for slavery had proved too great STRAIN upon
the ind OF the negro and that the Asylum for Insane
Negroes at Richmond afforded iamentable evidences OF
this result He said however. that the negroes Lha
shown greater power OF self-manasement than haH
been expeced. and that the race might have better
chance Tor bright future, but that freedom forces u mo
competition with the whites incidentally the lecturer
affirmed the doctrine OF natural selection ana eaio
that the black race Is dying out in the South and IS DIES
tined TO disappear His peroration consisted OF dnscp
ton Of an old Virginia plantation ana Ochedieuoh v"
the Virginia Negro.
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RAILROAD FREIGHT FACILITIES.

rHE NEw-YOEK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIvER RAIL
ROAD NOT COMPETING WITH The CANALS
TERMINAL ACCOMMODATIONS IN NEw-YoRK.
The statement was published recently that
the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
psny proposed to compete with the Erie Canal in
attempt TO obtain exclusive Of the grain trade
Mr.. Ruttsr General Freight Agent of the Railroad Com
pany yesterday made the following statement to
porter OF THE TRIBUNE:
Mr. Ruttor contradcted the report and said that the
rates charged by the Company established from
endeavor to compete with the canal their rates
governed entirely and exclusively by circumstances. II
higher rates could be commanded they would he asked
and attention given to parallel freight nc either
canal railroad. 10 the construction or the two extra
tracks between Albany and Rochester Commodore Van
derbllt foresaw the total nadeqacy Of the old line to
carry satisfactorily to the shppers the Immense amount
OF freight that received The extra tracks wore con-
sructed from endeavor to Increase facilities for COM
petition with the canal. but to supply q want In the
proper trfer of freight The -four tracks would probably
be extended TO Niagara Falls in time To the freight
traius % per added the power Of the
gnes and the same per contage in the carrying capacity
and this equivalent TO an increase OF 81 per cent OF
the canal charges Of last year In regard to terminal
facilities the elevators in progress OF construct ton
charge upon grain from Buffalo to New York Ia cents
and less bushoi The rates graded II no canal
Tho stock yards Of the Company at the foot Of sixty
fiht have been In Ope ration for some time Inc sheep
tract. The further Improvement OF terminal facilities In
s y M m"Ie 'S Mben S1S Se aapd To
erect on the North River Thirty ;hrdst buildings 70
facilitate tran sportatiOn, the Dock Commissioners de-
manled such rental OF the pier make the plan i'm
practicable The Dock Commissioner also demanded
for the pier Sixy-hftf-st. for 10 years. Mt the
expiration of which time. the buildings were 10 revert To
nounce charactozing Il suicidal act on the part Ut
the city. In connection with this the extOrtons grow
ing out OF the system of hghtsrage ab0u the city wero
denounced Mr.. Rutter declared that IL would be better
for the Company to carry their grain freight throngn
Albany direct TO Boston, than to bring IL tO NewYOrk
In regard 10 the war with the Baltimore and Ohio Road
II stated that that road had not yet recovered rom
the effects produced by the flooding of tho road with
about 900 packages OF freight month ago.
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THE FRANKFORT HOUSE FIRE.
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF SUSPECTED
INCESDIARIES.

WARRANTS ISSUED For THE ARREST OF SUSPECTED
INCENDIAgIES.
Coroner W0ltman resumed the inquiry yes
teay relative to the death OF David Reed which 0c-
Cured during the fire at the Frankfort House. on VIII
lia1nst on the morning OF April g. Walter W. Adams
SUPERINTENDENT Of Buildings testified that when he took
Office in May 1873 there about 500 osses awaiting
action for fire escapes and the Frankfort House was one
the prorrietor OF that ordered TO provide
better means Of escape and it suggested that oalo-
es sboud he constructed for each floor 1t having been
a,oertaine that Charles D. Cromwell the owner OF
the huding he was ordered to make the necessary I'm
provement but declined after two notifications, on the
ground that they were not required. The matter was
therefor referred 10 the Attorney and ia October
tho escapes were put the buildings the frhhhIort
House NJ thought built too high and ha TOO many
rooms although erected Ia accoTdance Win w. INV ,d
the time such could not be built now "A IL "ouu
NOT be in accordance with tine present Law the TWO upI
Noors shond not under any circumstances ne used LOT
sleeping purpOses. Assistant Fire Marshal Gnaries
Hill he did not consider inc DuiiuiDs rSio
for the purposes To which IL was applied.
siiae O. smith. the proprietor of the frinaIor tiosc
after describing tho fire and construction OF the binE.
testified that he thought that Thomas Bryson auu oDrr'
smith could throw light upon the origin Ot INC ure
r. Wa his impression that the ire was the ACT Oh an
inceudaTy and suspected Thomas Brys0n, VINO ad Dceh
clerk in his employ for three months, ana wac
on April for Irregularities IN the accounts anu ui-o
pnrc The witness had been informed TINT Bryron hau
stated that he would get even with INN foorr.
smith no bad also been clerk, was Discharged or tne
same rcasOns. On the night In question room NO loo
had hired ny John Mills, hut w~s no. .psn o.o
pied Bryson was the last man seen IN the nouse on
the night OF the fire Bry son, Smith and NILS ~ nsu
Coroner Woitman this stage OF the proceedings ad
Of dyson smith. ani Mills, the Suspicion OF arson IN
the fist degree.
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T1.,nsuy and tive chrru Mr.. and Hrs Tncmos y PoTHV
and An ssnS John W. Gtbbons Ksts Giles, Master ti
Thomas Il Oou6, George A. Cray Mrs Martha 0rxn o'
Fanny Hubbard and Infant Hon John Fay eA U"rt 20 ~
ixtrr Al Vienna Mrs yes.t Miss Jewet a1d cnd
Iov u King Cfas XIII ,atFirt, CLsrlee Kyte. T.. Law
renee IT. C. lawrence Col aud MR. O. La1oos arc
r. W little Ite Hr. Tisinfnde, John inSloo $3.50
Iyop Mira MeIluf McDa, Ni-e Mciuh Mss ~ noer''
~ !, Ne.r y a NUM- Jane. MHqfoe. WIN. OlpbaDt Dr.
O(onrel Mr ard Mrs W H. owen, Miss Owen. - X REM
kns, iniant and nurse g. g. PeIkli. ~ n f
man J. = Raicilfc John Reid Al.fd isE CH- itoon-n
aiass IobiL sou Robinson T. A. H. Rob nsor yena
RoSinyn Mr. R,cgcnInoson ~ A. seward. Mss g. -sinner
apt sne Mss Mary smith. J. spencer ~ JaVm storcs
WIN Thop,sa Wsiiarc Robert Walton NJ. ". Whitney,
sInes Woss AMI child. John C. WymAn SisS "J"sh sno
rsu Cfr Az OlU
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
" AsUryGTOs, ID. C.. Wednesday. April ell . n.y.
far he aSf

WAR DEPARTMENT
OYYrCg or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON d. C.. Wednesday. April I'll m
synopsis for the past "a hours. -
Clear and colder weather prevails in New
England and Middle States, and thence WESTWARD 20
the Missouri Valley. 49,. .,.
Local rains have prevailed In the Southern states win
variable winds and slight changes In temperature ana
pressure ,. - a.. Nan ENGLAND
coast and highest in the upper lake region. =, - ,,,
Brisk and high north westerly WINDS pre'ah Oh 'no
Middle aud East Atlantic coasts ,,,, -, ID.
The rivers have rise n ut YaDkfon Louisville ana fa
ducsh and fallen ut Little Rock, st. Paul. aemphis Sn"
Marietta. $1,000
Tro6abilries
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and tennessee
partly cloudy weather and local rains with north 10
southeast Winds rising barometer, and lower tempcra
turc east Of the Mississippi. . - ,,,,., an,
Por the upper lake region. the Upper mississippi anu
lower Missouri valleys cool and partly cloudy weantr
with north east wind wearing TO southery slowly ns'hg
tcmreratre and high but falling barometer f0io"cdp Wy
rain I'm the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
For Ner England the Middle states. and Ocer axe -
o0,, decidedly cold and generally clear nedther. rn
brisk norres ,.orteast uc'nds and rsang oaronex
foo,rsd by eascrty rtnds and falling barometer IN Me
torer lake region. -, ,,, ,,o.,,..
north east TO southeast winds. rising followed o. railing
barometer. and hight rain IN Kentucky.
The Missouri aud Ohio Rivers VIII isu Slowly.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
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ARRIVED


snd Rsvre ieia WITH nss ard pass KaphaIii
onesn.tSwS CO. With aGo aud pass F,ne.gn
S.s.sp SSIh fgin s%h Efrs.ssns nd Port S''~
EsS%SnS es rs,St Co. s.A
Saas Sh p Ss1s n 20 G ay WIN
BARK Abby aeon. MssD, AhlaDts Jan II. Malaga FOB
r. Nulhal (of Liverpool N 81. Ryan. Trinidad
Brig sarah Emma Sof Boston,, Carter Messns - days
sehr. CASTOR t Hubbard Ioveland Virginia
schr s. seabuy lof Bansor Trim Jacksonville 10 dVA
Assoc Eyant gsr,Sos ssys S s.Ia.a st s,s
schf ily Francis Charleston edaya With cotton x,..
schr Nelly Potter GasA Washington N L. osy~ wiz"
RdsewoOJ, johnson, Georgetown g. c. dayH win
scSr Henry Willard. shessn: B' v,ar,n..
sehr Jennie Hall odcii Virginia
BELOW.
Bark I. K Weldon cor.on, from s,snA
Brig Gloria ta Bszeilo from Trieste. IAN ev p',otb"ss
N. II. Grinne, No ~.
Steamships olympis ,or Gs1w CITY Of Mss" ,1s v; ,ne
Richmond Va saga for I1er1ec Mar.na Ill 10Y .;s.
9n Carl Jphanns Tor Bspop np s 70. .. LOUISA
wis D-sunsst, iresh. n WI clear
MFMOgANDA. <,.,,
George Waldo. pilot board the bark r. b. Mni s
legs broken by the hnws-r the ting boat w. v W"t'ots
getting out ou ehoek forward 49,. Has,, --,,o, ,e,, and
anchored In Lower Bay the city this afternoon
DOMESTIC PORTS ,,
PHILADELPHIA April 20.Cisarvd- steamship Battiesnzke
FOR Bosloni sip Aas for p% I bark o'm" Tor CAR
BosioS Apr ao-ceard steamship Mcclellan. for Bai.>
schrs Newport Or Tor su,nau Wm "a mi aes[
for New Smyrna, Fla -
FOREIGN PORTS. -
April TO- for Brcmsn arrived here early ths
BaIs I0f. Arl corhe steamship Great Western. from
New.Yo1k. arris Ell here to-day.
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DIED.

and Ty a Az as ~ &n Ss Sss ''a'
The f:ssss family 70 ss,sss
hs tnra from her !as gs' at ' "sS
s0th wear OF her age.
Netice o tbs funeral hereafter.
pICKINsON-In Brooklyn sunday. April IL, 1879. Addis
symmes wife Of Edw J. Dickinson, inths 9th year OF beg
invited to attend tn the s snsI f "a
Monday william E"1na r,t nfsn, son Of f'e''
Funeral "Wednesday. zlst inst, At p H. nom ~ VIEW
DuNNEILon the 10Th inst. 2, All Saints Rsec.y H.rrss
Haraod Oniy da ass ., ae @onss days
t' Ga M as sl, .nTs
FONDA-on sunday April IS, Mary A. Fonda fencs Oh 'Is
1s , @ s p s @ .sessGY
ST. corner o. En.ons, Paterson Ns~Jersey on wednes
In Ssy aPtl At Cedar Lawn "a cemeery
=; ~ san FT rSS%ss S his Ss Sarah A. '
friends me family aud t fnSs ?, her . :so Re-,
snn"ra on Weinesday It No. EOsovis A'eaas
Train s' v, loot Of Barclay st for Roseyte
HARpINGo1 r"ss.y a. ApR 10 AZ a 9 Hudson st. S'"
Funeral services VIII be nra g ou'' Orange Co. %
Hh as Se d.as Rss' N Sm On and IN ha'aa
sesa 10 g gsa rn sn e ss a SiE' are to
funeral P'ucha"s Me"'ins House. On fourth o'S '' h''
Tuesday April 90 M",.ha Elizabeth sdf,.
Ter
wears monhsaad II fays
Notice Of funeral hereafter
IORfSGAt Yorktown April 49, Mr.. Helen Johnson widow
OF the J. r. ioBg IN tie S2d year u htr
Fnnsal az O'Clock fn her late residence on N@n.t
day. 2st inst Convey prov ded Al feeASh on us
alriy nj Oh the o clock Train floni Nc" YORK
McEWAN-On Monday 18Th April Janet Roy widow Of the
Late James McEwsn Of Glasgow, se"sno IN the 'h year
The fTneral will place from her late residence No 80
Putnam ave. BroOk 1hursday, I'd INST, al SSo y III
PATTERSON In Paris April 20. 1875, Llias widow OF ne
late VIM Paterson OF Newark, Nj.
SUNDAY, April JOhn
Al years , g.. ,e H.. m. ,,,d,.
ai,i Nv enty .fourthst. az | .. To-
Baltimore papers please copy. - . -, - 49,
IIARIPH LoDGR, Az T. ASD A. A-Brethren aTe hrlobp
slmmoned 1T the Lodge Room. One ieh h~
Third "Wednesday next ~ la T. h'
10 attend Ito funeral brother John = Poole
''"' ~ i. A. PHILLIPS Msetct.
sHIPLEYOn Tursday at The sid nee Of his orothst m
shley only OF the iIte Robert and MAJ sst IL ehP~)
in ih- zat ear oi Mo age: ,-t.-, A.. .,,..a a, d.
The relative. aBd II the family are Invited n at'enc s
funeral from Church II the Incarnation. Msson Ave-
and Thirty mn st. lriay the I'D nsL ~ lO M Tue
remains viii be taken 10 Grrrn"0ol. .,u ,,,,
Mcubers Company 18th Regiment are Respectfully Esen
% attend the fnnelnL
rRFMFARNE-At Bergen, y. J. Aprl H. Faunie T. Tee
merue daughter Of John y. Wool VI Brooklyn, and
wife OF Ibom.Is TTemearne, r
Funeral gu Thursday April r. at 10 ut the r..deDoe OK
Nr Treuearne Bergen y. j. corner ruIn'uf ave aos
EIOOpst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
DESPERATE ASSAULT ON ONE POLICE OFFICER
By ANOTHER
William Maher of the Twenty ninth Precinct

Police made desperate assault yesterday On Hector
Klinge another officer Of the precinct Mahcr had been
on the doy-wstch from TO O'Clock. while khnge
was on reserve the police station Maher after having
taken prisoner court returned TO the station where
he found Klnge in the stns without giving any
warning Maher went TO the rack and took club down.
aud beat kDge on thu head and boy, inhctins serious
d.,t.y TO tho rescue Of klu,ge AMI II Was WIN
difficulty that his a.saiant could be oyerpowered
No reason as given for the attack could other
be snrmsed except that Klin;e was the brohermaw OF
Roindsman Wallace, who had had occasion TO make
duty IL nd that Haner. when oyerIOSpred had
drinking freely and he wac put undef arrest ut
I'M. AFTERNOON when ho WAS sent Ia Jefferson Market
Poce Court where be wis held for examination the
charge VI assault and battery.
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CONVENTION OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.

vIcKsBURG, Miss. April 20.-The Grand Com
mandery Of the Knights Tenpars of the state OF Miss
sipId are IN session here. To-day the Magnolia Com
mnndery OF vcksburg gave them an excursion on inc
steamer Natchez About $50 Knights with tne'i ia'n
lies and Large number VI invited guests, were on board
Tomorrow ther-, will he n parade of the kDehts Tom
prs The Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF tias Is also
In session, and the various lodges of the oce are
IrpreEenied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
THE suoOrTyC AT STANFORD.

The Coroner's jury which was nnpaneled at
Stamford to investigate the shooting OF Jacob kopf By
Arthur Slater which occurred ia that town sunday,
has rendered verdict that the said Jacob kOPf cann
to hi. death by pistol shot from the hands OF Arthur
slater and upon cartf examination OF witnesses, We
fnd the same 10 ha vs pur, accidental. Ill feel
ing hs wing existed the pare-. ana NJ take w
occason 10 can-ure the ndi-o rimGatr carrying q" loaded
weapons" Ths Shoot Ing has been mi,rrprr-eDfed a. IN
atroriou- murder aud has CAUSED much excitement III
- inf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
EXPLOSION on A FERRY-BOAT.

The gas-t,nk on the jersey City ferry-boat
New Brunswick exploded about IL q. yesterday, and
four mon were injured The tank had been leaking for
some time aud the boat placed In the repair slip and
the eopted George Irrabee the Assistant super
inteudont held light the tank while Ious Angle
the IN incer, unscrewng plate III order Ia reach
the inside, and explosion ensued MI IArab+e "hs
severely burned about the head Angle escaped with ~s
injury, though he painfully burned James NAuoy
aud Alirt Brown Only slightly burned The tank
was destroy ed, but the boat was not DANA, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
THE STATE or Trade.
HAVANA MARKETS.

H,.sA April 90 spsna Gold 2sssss s A%sscs 90
d.va cirocy oil 9S prcuium short sight 9omcs premium
s0d,ys god i2Oal2f prrmuin London. ltHalOI pre-
In gold. J1yx
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PfSSENCPRS ARRIEED

PROM LIvERPOOI~-TH Rsdmship Botkaio. April 20
MI AbercTUmby, Mr.. and Mis- Il. " Alien no Er. Joan
Rxxter Mia Baxter Charles B-rrbg j. T. Bcklu Mr. anu
Mira n. J. Blake two ohlirsn Aed muse MI and MIA a.
Do.s Col Napoleon Bnnspsrto AMI man sr' ANT s
aud Mira borrow ehi1run- ". BUXTON, Is ZACH
ar O. Cameron Mr. and MIRA A. Csnervn I'VE obl1rer aud
two nurs.s o. W Campbell J. l. Carroll and man servant
Carroll Cook. Mir. Camb. ti.n A, Chapms3' cos
a. 1Iuiys O,arIp Cow Ml~s Davies And sister iT Dl.
worth a. kyanS .aas tiito0 Miss FliSa. Mt ant Mr. ID
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DOHESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO April 2oFour quiet and weak Wheat oloyans
and nn.e,,lsd No Nav sp,ipS Jan co. 81 &. July No
Spring a5c Rel rc zoe Corn bnoy ant and unsettled NO
MJed I0iin1Oac., spot 73',c bid Nay or June oa,s
quiet aud sPc s0 s siS MY so1 ss SS
81 10 May PORK duh and deeng at s?i 10 apo, or may
t2 s2 80 July Ia.d sdxanesG ana n n ar y
BUN Meats nrm and fsr demand Wassy oao. Ant anu
nsetiIi IL II bid Freights unsettled e1rn 70 p"
aac asked 4c bid AT the af.srnsn eau I me o S"1S
bShsr Oats unchanged PORK sai 80 May :. ~ June
s23 July Lard DC higher heeepts-6our a VSV h SD
rye COO bnslL; barley $4,000 bush shyuens-t loir
500 bIls Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn, 1900 bush; oa'~
500 bush Barley 500 sGse steady Family IS 4oess 30
wheat higher 81 1854 20 Com 9get At 90 SSS
oats firm at 6s070c. Rye quiet At II ~ b. :, 81 S,
81 4jG S. Butter active for the best .'' ~ ,.s 81
S11 n . TrdSaes steam Kaldert,t al 10 &C
Bnlk Meats firm Shoulders. shc Clear tlp Su.ts &c.
Clear sdos l2 Bacon hIm see n Whssy arm al
G - live Hoss dull 81 s5d - 40 for common TO nednn
reca,pa l. 800 head; shipments / 200 head , ur..o,
~; LTs A ast Winter il 30 1s 81; DO. 81 ~
Ri Corn Cor S Ss aIS ercS 1 sSasse Farley
7Sc osis d sp aaa Il a6ss S5 No . 3ossi q
nc. = ,r az 81 Osa II No 2 Whisky hrrn az ri ~
POW rn ANAL 81 3D. but the general price MAJ
81. 90 Dry sated Meats Imer shoulders ~ h,re; g.
p,cn GrIpef Shonlder. 9s49sc.; Clear Rb Sides iac
Clear sides i3i.alJ-c Lard active and higher az !2e
Live Hogs active aud % sStssr' a active I'D and rm
demand ..ses supply ssies OF Extra Native sters ~
IS Is: Prime 81 50 Far TO Good 70 zoax1 H sltt
ock 81 550sJ Texans, SS 10 - 90 EreepI,f Ss'
900 bbl. Wheat. II 900 bush Corn, o7'ooo psn- o'S
$1,000 bush. Hogs, l.2vO "a o, r,r,sr,in. dnu at
i HSISGroS " April eosp Iarge sa Tr nun
tad. a. Il 3" or iiaf IS for yellow DIP and - 81 for
yiT,ln. Tai steady at 81 o.
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EXPRESS PACKAGE SCALE.-Fairbanks FIX.
press Package Scale especially designed fof tne wants VI
IN merhants bo avail themselves Of the very favoraDe
rates offered by Adams Express Company Tor tine LOT
waring Of all packages not exceeding Ids u Ses."
For ,ae ly Fairbanks & Co., 81 Broadway.
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6peeial Notices.

Rsre snd well known TREES and PLANTS =. r. PAR
sons n son \ near NJ rs-Bs StstioD, Flushing y. \.
Tree. end shrubs.
r. u. PAK>ONSS CO.. Flushing y. "
Ofer these aud ENetseen In great Var' Ir
Now I, the Time 10 Piast Trees. Catslosnes 80 m
so,,n,ti.m addre~, KING q MURRAY,
Flushing. y. I.
week ending SATURDAY. April "a. ls.i viii Close At ,hls
oinrr IA follow: WEDNESDAY, 81 IL m; an III! ~.
DAY at ll30 L. M and on SATURDAY at .. and IL ~
= M I. I. JAMES, Z. NJ
Lincoln Cisb, With AssemSi, District The menDeis
club IL
Univ, rsiy place. WEDNESDAY, ~ FNING. Aprh Zis,s
M O'clock the purpose Of receiving the Hon JOHN
n LAW his return fIvn Washington. tORN ELlCs
VASCoIT, President As J. CARROLL rectefaiy
Sec Prank Les~,s Illustrated Newspaper. o,t 10 day,
for BATTLE SCENES AT lJhlNGlbN AID ,oN,ohO
ON, hundred wears ago. The New Tribune" Building Legs
laye cana at Albany. New York Homeopathic
Fair New CITY Hal ~ Baltimore, Views 81 tho black bNs
Colngy, Ehorsdo with Two suggestive car .oons
The IhlTI Tel Perp.e htyrhs rTOnPtcrs Pufrsd 40
"soldst Turned Banker or The Pen aighuor toah NE
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In nv stable only Imminent now uss Is GlLPss ioDu>
oF ANxOSIA. IL performs wonders I unho.iist My ro'
nounce IL the heat No stable should be without IL
r. MCDANIEL Princeton, n. J. Depot 4bl -ixthave 5od
by all druggists. 00c and 81 . bottle.
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next treated The various kinds aud classes OF
animal Vegetable. and mineral impurities and their harm
ful peoiarius POINTED out and tho general cOud
tons Of q healthy and efficient water supply
clearly shown In o scrias OF rules regarding It's quality
quantity, Conveyance storage and distribution for public
and private uses III. quantity necessary for average
city was estimated at 20 gallons per head per diem and
tho quality TO be determined with vew s be.r
nc for domestic purposes without being wsstefl FROM
hardness or dangerous from scfuess.
TIE ext division ~ special hy liene wns that relating
to the cleaning ~ streets and providing for the waste
products ~ any town district by efficient sy5iem Of
drains and The question Of foul clean streets
vas stated TO have most important innsnoe upon the
health OF the community, zymOtie aud epidemic
diseases being frequently traced dirty streets.
Among the offensive injurious trades are tho
saughtering bone boiling the manufacture o glue. and
chemical manufactures generally conducted. Burial
places .houd he away from popuos localities, and con-
trary to general opinion the lee stated that sanitary
nteress required the decomposition OF the dead body TO
take place speedily possible; that It should conse-
quently be buried In artight. other than
porous coffin and also that tho sites Of all cemeteries
Shouts Ia light and porous soil on sanitary con
sderations therefore, the advocates of cremation can
say much In It's favor
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COTTON MARKETS.

s.v,Vx.u Anr 2O-Ct:0a easier but not au0tahy lower;
Mddpg I,7. net receipts al3 balos rAcs. 900 bales
~, OxIkAss. April o0-Cotton guiet demand fair Md
ding LIZ; net receipts 90D halr- gross, lol bales;
eIporis 10 Great Britain ,20 bales; sAes, 5000 bales
stock, lJJ.S75 bales - .,,,,,.- &C..
net receipts balns sales 800 bo- stoct l7y ~ bal'
MogIII, April .O.-Cotton quiet' Alddhns, 10 g. nrt
r,rets ~ bses exports GDar~se, 81 bales saies, 10
bales stock. =, ,sJt bs!se 49,, ,,.,.
l5 net rerepts. 25S bales Jls bales exports
eoa1t wiSe 1852 bales sales $50 bales stock oI0Io hses
Wi srNGIoy Apr 5u.-Cotton e.ssier and nominal Mid
ding IL 1 receipts % bales EXPORTS eoastws- Ias
bales stock, 81 3 bales. $1,000
EAIuaogy April ,J.-CottOn dun MidG,i5< !Cssc; net
reoopt 10 bates ST3 hshs ports eoae.w- w
.srs saos 100 bales sptiners, 10 bales; Stock li1,9
MI-aPus April 20.-Coton quiet Mhidllng. Di6l5sri
net receipts 800 bales shipn.ns cU. baies sales wv
Lales: s..,k, 1887 LIleA
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MARRIED.

KIp-HARRIs-at ST. Thomsss church. ON April 70. by Ne
rrotor Wlliain g. Morgan. D. d. kue H. dauButof or
Mr. John II. Harris, 10 William VI. XII.
THOMAs-HIIOu April L. at the residence OF the orioes
rarrptS Ivy Bishop Joseph Thomas IT, To Abhe
NJ, daughter OF I. Hll, esQ, Of south Norwaik C"ai-
Al Notices Of Marriages must be 'nd0sed usfh "ls
name aud afLdrrss
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