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SHIPPING INTELLiGENCE.
poaT OF NEW Yo7K

roaT OF NEW YORK ....... ........MAacH ~.
....r.,r vir,,o fnr, Whiting Hall Cha. g. Wright Il Co.
STATE Of G'Osa Ir c9Opef Glasgow &e A-a DA'
stea.bp Ger. Brckeasn Bremen va Southampton Gel
siem,hp City Of Waco reenmsn Galveston via Key Vest c. H.
Nsnery ,,rdee M.Creerv Hewoeau. Mallory Co.
ste.m,ip liu sew-oreans CIatH Sc
S,eam,hiD saefactor Woods. wan7on n C., W p Give 60
Steamship RebmoDL Kelly Norfolk cry r0N" a'u Memo0' YIN
GaS' wRsr. Gs%T,s s",S EnS Co. b SiaLi
se.ssLip ana love- ph l'delDhia Jas; h'" d.,
sf1 JoaR Her. 37s BTe.i ni Se %n
B B,s S Gao foS Gai S.
bra Lace PM Ger And els SOL Ie R
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B.I sTit RoT s% aGs' a. ma os Cool Co
Ling Avear salvatore ct Tat aoashu
Br'r iIerma Patterson MataaEv Carve, barnes
SS Eva a ~ Sop, Ao,o A. j. H. winchester Co.
sehr j G. Read crowley Jscmel g. Vessels
Sem G@ GS s sinr bs s'i'i aad B. weHSs
s seI H s1r Pi 1Sf Key I'VE Vest n.nc
SER. Annie L. AeAesl. aehssl eAsoAy e. Wires A'y.
ewoot, JohDo1. ueostto"a D. u AM rot "lAi r.
Hel T. jas Il. HOrt Lro-. Baltimore W; Ch,lmer
selr L 81 saw,er, Kelley Portiaad b. j. Wen'err.
scnr ser DaH-a Cat Sew Lonaoa H. W. Saeson son'
ARRIVED.
st.sm,hip Caala tBl Glasgow March q. and Neville 7h
saLe Scp,soc 1er r.cne, Hamburg March Is nul Caer
hon lJ,I, h-Aax -O1A WIS iS I'M pass '" A"-u e"'u
steamship South Caon ke-son Charleston March "a with nde
'n So ll Cleo st, ~u-ey March "a With and
sp oe,er Gern5le, New Orleans March 20 WITH mdse
s,s,a Az Lew De-, WITH mise AMI to Oh
s.ssas -as Johnson Por,lani mdse and 70 J.
ip Berteaur John B. Davis Bombay 100 las with
IT, ,bc,. m I,ne,,te 7aiHe 100 sys ~ ndse
sin e1s r.ha, ri4e L'erpunl 50 dsys WA MI e.
sap B,en4b VI Liverpool BLACKSTONE honS AoHg Dee H. WI"
ark Jopstan Chase Clifford. Iverpoo jan 49, VIA namp.
u az Dasove ,Aa.t) vaich Plymouth as las ballast
J. H. sch~eHsen Nor Kasa iilnoarE oo d4' Win muse
BARI E.bI Cove. Havana IS lags. Nj. sn{f 80.
Robe Move tot AeS-IaYenl Dearborn MayaEue ~ OY'
"h mo-sss ,o,s, ros, n, r.n, ceaue,,, II days. with
BIG Lu,a Williams Deiu. In, - dr!. with; Do.
U. hAreH Ji DoJaDy Reed PA'- - ava win rnoof
neh Emma BOSTON, Har Saga II DAYS via De awar
SER 4.ts Ros Of Porllan Dugn, Guantanamo day' witt
sehr Impulse tof Besel Clt, Tr1Il, 1G DAYS With ndse
ss.r OEer. PeIre. ng4ole IL .i. 9ti 'oeSood
scHooSE"s-hAvEA ASD G co VIZ, &c.,.
As gfs or.a e.is1eo. Car woo.ey New i4von
Steamships Ehen crene4 Auire for AD'Uerp City o
% -" ~ ~ en- mr. "a: Unison (,r New. ean-; 81
sTaio fof ssysaaab Maaha4n for Ga fes"n or dominion
salaofe Gen Tu.tae, Boston Joan i.rvey, tor H.,
Peru Elea Bfose, AMI oP;wei iof Lennon httn
for Lyerp o Dsmp,r W 'ioi' eseri daa Io' "Ae
for Kingston hs lAq a'e 'o' 81 reHe' s&hr
A y, BTJ Al, ior Poi bp-iH.
NovILLE aroh 27The Anehor Ane steamship Anglia kmth
froa MAreb Il, for GI4'goT ai7ei bee o'aT ~
maa Coaabas. AIMED on Tue 2jth Inst Emi onther
eiea MOs and Ia. An,e oa' we sasa a paS Mar
Of geos, Iebo, uaieon Mic hlE haeNe Ps$r
Lee Inns Rsc4vcTy Nave Pearl gr.tstnugea, AsthO ell
ltor Laisa sf..D HetoS see SseeaG' F4't'l
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IN THE OTHER CHURCHES.

At the Universalist Church of the Divine
Paternity Flftbaye. and Forty iith-st. the Rev. E. H.
Chaplin minister. the floral decorations we're both pro-
fuse ana elegant In the just back OF the pulpit
q 10 feet nigh. 1t made OF caas aud tea
roses aud surmOunted by the image OF white dove
in soaring attitude Ga the right OF the ehducel ana
within the railing stood table upon which was large
basket of eamelas lyre composed OF the same flow
ers except its strings which Of blue voets and
broken column" made OF and iunmorfeles. Tue
column was In memory of Mrs. Mary Baen. ana on us
base the MARY" in blue mmortelles.
Next to the table COrinthian COLUMN OF Marshal
Neil rOses lilies OF the valley, cameas, and yOiets III
was crowned win scarlet carnations und was III eh-
OF Archibald A. Peterson. whose monogram was on
raining a large In memory Of Samuel Il
Peters. II made OF ivy. anu was wreathcd WIN
and alias. Near this stood large "DroAen
column IN memory of Mr.. Peerss daugil er JOSIE IL
consisted OF roses, pdnsIes aud bOnsalnes ana on
base was the name - Isle III blue inmOrtees. The
pulpit decorated with large white and red azalla-,
caAs. FROM the front OF tue pJplt suspended
large circle made OF small bouquets WHICH al er the
SERVICES Distributed among the elderly inmates oi
the Cnapin Home.
At the Third (Beeckerst) Universalist Church, the
Rev. T. C. Sweetser, the pu pit and cbance we're almost
hidden flowers and plants. Above the pulpit was
the inscri ption "Chrst Is Risen," worked / purple
flowers white ground ana beneath various devices,
worked in natural flowers o. either side of the pulpit
we're py rauICs, composed ~ ferns aud hOTcr,, aSd
aroGnd and front OF tue pulpit groupings VI n0Vers
and
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EASTER DECORATIONS.
THE FESTIVAL IN THE CHURCHES.

THE FESTIVAL IN THE CHURCHES
TIE DISPLAY OF FLOWERS IN THE PROMINENT EPIs-
rpPAL AND ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHEs-rHE
MUSICAL PROGRAMMES ARTIsTICALLY ARRANGED
AND CARRIED oUT-I1PREssIvR AND sIGNIFI-
CANT SERVICES.
Faster Sunday has never been more generally ob-
served by the various Christian denominations OF
this city and vicinity than yesterday. Inc day
was beautiful Of the first pleasant Spring DAYS
which have varied the unusually long and unpeas-
ant season Of cold and storm; and the result was
that al Of the churches of whatever denomination
were well filled In the Roman Catholic and Epis-
copa churches where special preparations for cele-
brating the church service by the addItion of ex-
tended musical programmes, the edifces
were uucomforaby crowded. There has, of
late years, been a growing tendency, on
the part of the Christian denominations
iu this city, aside from the Catholic
aud Episcopal, TO pay more attention to the
observance of Easter Sunday. In nearly all Of these
churches the resurrection was the theme Of the
pfeachel's discourse, and in many there were hand
some floral exhibitions The display of flowers in
the leading Episcopal and Catholic churches
was very tasteful and elaborate. large
sums of money having been collected and expended
in tine observance of this graceful custom. The
musical programmes, in many cases, were very rich
IN selections. the ordinary choirs and choruses re-
reiving generally large additions to their number.
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DECIsIONS-MARCH27 u.

Supreme C)lrt-CbGm0eTS-By Judge LawTence.-
Hamilton at harini zee NO
TeseaS tic asked ~ The psauG Soai a.
for counsel Wed aet Keeman Notion
for rev trisl is deael VITA cosis og
By Judge Donohue-RoOAey ast L24ie-A y0n cened rover
COuler-Gsntei.
General 7erm-By Chief Justice Davis and
snd Dan i0wnshend Van BIeel Oter
MofIt Iuti, mp'l-)rtr all ihri WI @IO COST aAd
disbursements opinion Brady knight ag Mooney ct al
modified 10 relieve spAeanI fFoa The costs
VI foreclosure and uOrhed anrna
and Aoyay released his Old, without COST; opinion
BY Brady, J. sdm'G sst HaleI ct sL-Jl!g-
affirmed the lesaey " Baa c and reversed a. 70
The imuoers Tadcrs National
denied $40 Cpl iou bT bsiy,J BOND at
Smith ss-OIder modified % far 20 D-m the ~ move
pa31ius evidence
modified AT
VIII SlU disbursement oUnop b.
Daniels Butler Wehle, imp'd &cOrer Affirmed wish
40 costs by Dalcs, j. new AT
reversed dc without
opinion BY ahL0n-JG Affirmed
TOR rcsrgument and for leave to aoDeai 70 Cagr OF
Appeals with $40 OPINION BY Dspie j. Osmhnnn sgt
Scouting affirmed nh costs; opinion ~ Dsne. Miller
GisSure
neuts opiuion Daniels The ITaies sank gt Ines
mDfd k-Appe@l Titsolt Of nolon tic
1he Rel Keeh aL0tIOn ~ sppeal l-Lsd
without the petn ConSay SIT The HTC
Lc OF n YOger reversed $J be es dsaarssn eat
ami With D ~ Dames j. Panty Il al
agt eellesuger aOrle 4EIS4 st 90 eS SeAles
q opinion BY Danieis, J.
supprior Court-SDecidl Tfrm-Hy Judge Curtis
granted SchrYe sgL BaHeA-
ard BrghanMotIon Tor tse appointment rece
rrnte Put4ud-lhee saouH b. notice TO i'ieId
Of ricrs
ing neut-i7 Howard, p 1. 90 Aa az AZ Ihyef-FSFa u
order settled memorandum . .
Conpsny Of Aere4 GsrdnrCAse aud exceptions o4eie
U a4a
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pISSFNG Frs SAILED.

Roberts J. Miller Mss Fanny jones, Ma e swan H. y OsI
rrl Mr. Hem, Mr. ietr. Misc Haet, VI wow ~ ~ h
IoIsvorh. Henry =. VI ma Mr. ~ John
Slower Deso.o tefsno DIV Rev j. sstcheI hs
ssthel J.urs Ioar, r. Jlbnsone L. ~ fcrsneI
B. Wese Mrs.. b. Wear, Mss Nsle Weare WI I'm " V ID
Mrs. Ortou Will Weir M hor '" o.
G. q. M4rhzll HeErI Walker ialgs SEQ" ea
d n, Mr.. sco saJop B. Ros ~ b Roe h hsamsn ~ hy
ea.-a ksth b. CopelsRd M Goodwin Ara "0od"iA' v"
II Woedcc-k, y. J. Roscoe -, n, 10
FOR GLA>GOW-In steamship STATE Of GeorGs Msrch Nv
Aston Ch.tes Wright Mr. snl Mo Alex nder iswsop hr ana
Mrs Misc Maggie Brvre hs Mary Bryce A. JaPerso"
Mrs Sarah Raher-s, Mrs {. Harkins . a. +, ~
FOR sAVAsNAH-la seamshtp Sra s1.cddor h,me - ri
Carr Willis Ba., r. ~ Met ALL j. Piuch. A. Cocfeh D. q III
T. Benz NJ r. B.hnken AID ciid Geog- Lsbns
Ale Ly neas Hrnsshen AMI se Aiss Aay 81 TON
William Brladeth Erwin n g. Fannie Brand-h: Mrs b.
Symons NJ and M lilo BROOK Ms Dr. Brandre,n mss %
Brinar Oh, MIS- to Brand"eu "
sparrow Fz ersd, John NJ Address, George Hufbas iona
W. Baen.
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sATrRnAl APRIL 3.
Nail. Great Rfain anl Wis Queenstown and Lverp

Mails for Great Britain irelad Wis Queenstown aud verpoo
hT 1t snp Ainsc At IL N. uppenenay NAL Is eee.
At ibe PoOse 81 80 p Steamship ssh at A. r0s fef
No. b. Norm H. YER "a
Mai. for &c and ,~y TIE steamship Utopa. close At ~ ~
Sspp coei IL Steamship sahs al IZ w.
FROM tier No 81 North Rver -.
For the SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen ov inc
steamship Oder mais cose at l1:3O M. suJpfmen.Av
. At Po~Ohee at l3U y stsmshp sails a.
n from PER foot 81 Thrdt- Hoboken. . -. -.
Mail. Pfasee nv the sfesmshp DAmenfne Cos"
II Mail e. sri at he Post Once AZ Low D.
n seamhp ss Il 2 o. - from PER so. Worth hiyrr .
KINGSTON ard ssvani'a nv me
Andes al s:3J Steamship sails at IL M from Tier No
81, North diver
Mails ner West CITY Of Austin close a. m
Steamship sAis 8 D. from ~ W ~ hsH A'es
suNDAl APRIL L.
Ali hals Vcoct lac vstopce /" eoe' "o" y"
Q IL q q.
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pJcSFNG ERS 6RPIVFD.

FROM BREMEN-Hs refashp Otr March ~ Mrs o. haarer'
T. Nichols, L. Vo. &. hu,e her AID .sugItef Avn
Hagedorn y.xt aad AMI daughter baron
Hnsep, ~m D:nui, Lo Kosp Pa Ip Hu"eer ana ianlI n
HeinR Cas-. Fieke, Mrs Day sna sAi
dryD. SIR. HarnAr Mr. Mitchell NJ Fare.E ~. - =,
FROM sAyASNAH-Ga steamship CLo?1iru March N-p c9s
j. A. 81 es G. r. elIee I, II
Wuippe H. T 2 Wendell q w. LdI, = 81 Emery, G. Geaie A.
Issses T. l.. MORSE Unaehub j. heoeSn ~ snyaef D. y"
C1Im.cl aud II In tie . =. q, ~
FROM HArHURG-Ia seamshp Ropstocs, M-reh 27-F 10
nj ,k lie nan A.p. Dietrich shr ssmue Bettr
-r wife Mss Aans Bruchlaeher snd crh-n MIS-
Pblphr ler Mrs. AGns ehi dren, Fnedeh ax
BalAGs cll ren BIyen Rgel car Ia.sier
aghsr1 Paul der Carl Rscher hot's sehahner
x1e aa Oh rrn A. j. ALTON Ressr As Jenny
Arcubefg ~ clG
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IHE COURTS.
pTrSTGuNfFNT OF

PUNISHMENT OF ATTORNEYS MIsDEEDs.
The Supreme Court General Term, on Satur-
day issued AL order disbar1ng Abram II. Hummel aud
revoking license 10 practice attorney and coun
seloratlaw The court nds on his own evidence given
on the trial OF Henry A. Fulen, at White Pdns tbat ne
was guilty OF brlDing Fuleu, ardtc 10 release per
Sons for whom he WAS counsel, paJI HIN $50.
Alexander H. Reavey has been ordered u snow cause
at the General Term OF THE Supreme Court why he
should dsDarIed. lie 10 charged VITA an ATTEMPT
10 obtain money by false preteuses from kunyOn w
Martin by presenting certificate purporlne 10
have been made Ia an action in Court VI Common
Pleas by court. and with falsely and lrauduleny
making such ceTt1cIte, aud presenting ana using H.
Knowing be false, aud thus pTaeucDS deceit on tAe
(ourt
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while baskets Of flowers placed upon the figures
at the side Of the altar.
At 81. Mays Church yesterday High Mass was cele
brated in the morning, Father O'Reliy onila'ing us
celebranu The floral decorations Of very eAbo-
rate character B,un let, we're placed In oil the inches
Dgn while the altar itelf was covered with
vases and clusters OF flowers Al the the asr
was the word " Resurrection" In gas jets.
Al st. Andrews Church the high altar was covered
with white. Tasefuily Rod bouquets were placed
among the candles and the upon the altar were
filed with clusters OF flowers. At 81. Cabrie's Church
rr.l an ftlt ntz
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ufyIATUkk ALMANAC.

sund II Moon 1910
pAy-AS
Sandy tleot o9t ,nv. m 80 Hell Gate FerT.. 24S
HisH
SANDY Hook. O:Jl lsDa I'D iieu SaH refi' Ola
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
MONDAY. MAncu 20.
Isiis


MONDAY. MARCH %
Hs sesuship hsih -.
rURsDAT hARcn 80
M,s 10, Europe LTerpoo By the ssssmp
Ulso.aan close a. saIp'onentaD Mall h closed ~
ios m stnam.hip Per No ~. ki-cs
MAJ. and heDco ev steamship Cr Of has
c.aa AZ saypeaentArI Maj eod tho foA-Oeos 81
2:aO D n s.ss.ship saih al D. n, run PR Ma s.A
=. WkuS KADAi. AAkcE 81
By The deanshh
C.l.hrs close g. ~ sBpernentsD MAI
e.d !. ne L1:JU steAnsnip ssiS ~ LILO
a "a tsa Cansna jersey tau-
rHunsDAr. Arm l.
ss nor nsas cAesolfr aud Hntsrr b. sesais
Cinbns e,ose bsopeasreArv Man sed a. ~
Psss-Onos = tss . sDsshS aAS ~ n hsn PEE fsss Of
A.n er A.pa DE Oen@rs Asesa sestA Psdas
par4s &C. b. ssa.sss Bssu CAa.sees dess a 80
~ OGce IL q 3eanship
A IA n A. ~ Ia a. ksnh b~W
hsi ~ md WeA nlaes aeamsis OsV o. ven Sua
de- suspsrnrnap Md soss< = - Pest ones Z"
Q.x1 = a SeunAss sHlh D 4 ~ kss nss Ia n
MI - 49, = ar asnl1p csn.s, 49, 3 Sesn
- - 8 % .. nm ~ -. IL BsnA bv~L
rntAt Arrn
I<u AT NR 4savtA ssss Eex zesann ssA Aassas ~ NE
,bsp tfshsf, frsB6ss Ap ~ aosA passss
Ir H.u. fsrt q Of scon Pnnsy, Aps~ 10
ior Ssu Tors PestOaoe svsv 80
Of :30b
~ aeAa
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Mdrnlnern.


Established 1921
-poxu r,sxn. IN STEPHEN y. n. rAsKzn
NORRIS, TASKER & Co,
WI PASCAL IRON WORKS
PHILADELPHIA
TAsKLR IRON WORKS
xsw-cAsILS DnLAvAkk
os,. PM and Tssker.sts, PhllsielphI.
Once wsvheue, No ID 3oc 81 Ne~-iorf
Oncs Wrrsssu< Ma. 80 Oiyrr-si Boston
rossht Iron welded lane< pe sa"sheo AM
rubb oodDd for and uatef -. u.,nn.
LAP-wELDRu CHARCOAL Iron bOlLAh TusbsL
WILL TUBING AND CASING. .xn ,oox,
GAS AND STEAM Pifl1NGs BHASs VALFsS AND CoChs-
GAS AND SHAN FlTTRkS rOOL3
CAST lRuN GAS AND WATER PlfB
efREET LAMP POSTS AND LASrERS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPAAATUs &C.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. kc -. .... ,...r
We WOULD CALL SPECIAL BrIhS TON ~ oUk FArENi
yUICAEIZED RTBBERCOATED TUBE
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6ieaa,poals ano Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID s,< Essss.aes Rsilrssas Pare 81 BeD6kPoRr
<svss Casashss shp Al il;30 and Bndseper at II
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ o. a. Steamers preAshs for Hs~ Haven o. and IL
. q, paly l1aaags EEL ~ seeo~en9 v,N y saAsseA
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HlscellIlie0u5.

At 81 SIXTH-AVE., near Waverley place
esive the almost for CAS- rOFF
CLIO THING aAirss Mr. or AIRS H. MARKS No Ill
4 FIRST-CLASS BASS SIhGER would like
n . position choir is esble man ana good
rn.der Apply " j. W. H. Ho;ei in By letter. for
one eek.
WANTED ENGINE, a secondhand
steam Earse 1896 hanj wheel sbu l2 feet ~ TO
"a inches face prefer cutoff wi essp Address uAlF
IIoIIIyGsVGaTHs 4 DALEY, scaen Plaiss. n Y.
EOSSILcHUNTING among the hostile In
d,u. Read the Prof AAR3iis adventures
hi, las, expeion to the Bal Lands search Of Fssa iE
TRIBUNE EXTRA No "a pub hes Una story Sa maps aoo us
tra..ops Pamphlet Edition, % eest<
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Gurouean advertisements

7 AUSANNE, Switzeriand-tirst- class school
Every French snd herman oonaa', speren FOR pros
por.s, sppiy Confectionery PuaJ and Z1ts
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Adrpie dno 1iats Mdni<iS-

A GREAT reduction in prices Of Marble and
"A A.ybura A.ute, AL Epds F0or Thing hoauneats heIs
s,o,rs s for Plumbers Csb netmske offered kLt
BEn Cas- Wsts hss 2l7 10 ~ West Fnynz
Bresdssy
CASONi g. ISOLA,
" sTEAN MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
1850 1852 West 4Oth-sl Broadway
n.sunssta Msnteia Affairs Rfur,s hing wspSotdnf h. I'm
marble
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Gieambodia aro Railroads.


NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JbhSb1
soA oS 81 fS S Hs cS5ac
soT B,'sn g. " .TDlo9 JaofS1 s Ds lao. o
hsh VALLEY Railroad Direct ns . harr9oLz Pittsburgh and ~
West also to e'At w KsfT;s!'1 1sRssdEsssf s ''
SIS a@SISs Tsas cr FIs%insos' ss.Os p.:a
Asn.s~a Mach Chuuk Tsmaqua TamAsend wfeeAs Sefaa
800 m-wy Train for Plstns.h
srrs Pt,on n.haao1 CRY Ne csrs ais'o1 TasFSn.aoca
es.Ss "a'eEy Nc CODEeet al JSssnos Win Dell LACK aud
E ss ~. w sas ss', s SI s.'S "a;
qson s.''S" Tor es S-sI s.sda w.'
iG:5O a. m.-wsv Ira fof soaervl.
ma asS cisnl aSasS1 SS .o" Sc1nioa Re.
' ;ne,. ssh, .. P'v Ma . B 80
$3.50 m-MU Tram or Plsinash -.
aSe Fw s. TS Dor f Ls: A'''' '
$50 W. W. T Tssn ss S' p s%s.I' and
chSns w.e.bsTr, Tosaad. he.ns n.IrS%s Gun
$50 m.-w.r Train for som-rvile
81 ea5 ;, n-w. T g.r s! for sOmerTd'"
Far goeth a. si5, 8, e,l5 GAO 77l5,s $50
o S . i5ts ti5 40 s.5 els &i5 7:i5 $50
s;l5, Sl5. 1880. li:l5 l2aAp RicKER soo, and IN.
Il. P B.lDwrs General Passenger
ERIE RAILWAY. - f., MAJ, % 1878
SrnSs AsH1sSssrs sTo, ran 20 see note bslos
9s CHIC. 20 Gsa hao
lVt5 4.--Ipr Nal Tor Basao -.d Niagara FaS 0ps
%
7nm-Daiyl Pscfr Express the West s'esoag Cosenes
Buffalo. Saglra Pals. Cpelunaa b. hoa~ Osf'' 49,
Cbca
49, $50 $50 S .5 1914 iot5 s'9
cs2 York an. o, Tas n.oi tG
n 80 A. M $3.50 o. m Gosber. 10 1880 is5O -S.i0
iO:i5 a. n 3: 3d. $40 49, 1890. : On WsEwek !;@U;
i0:i5 $. n s:5U D. III. k.w'urzl 1880 o. lUi0 m 20
40 o. m SuGsm GiJ 80. 10 80. . D. IO;i M "a
T. B. 1890 ~ 30 IdgsSooi Hohokus A"naae aaa
R,nseg. 40 as 7:3J 1890. '9l5, lU:45 m $40 o.
6:3O sIl:3O D. IN. Paterson ;i0 6:45 TO o'Sg ~
.9;IJ H. iO:45 IL: 80 ~ nool. y A. 3l9: 90
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a.. NJ 30 3:l1, 4:l5 4:45. $3.50, $3.50. 7:45
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" 40 3:I5 4i5. $50 'p:3U. TAO p IL 30 Satar
day ,g onIy. spnnR Valley 6:3O 1870 a. n. 44o D. 49,
MOUNTAINS leaving Cb4mherst even or ha 1ous eAvs
$50 .. bfen above tine IRAN avag Cham
er, on quarter 23t thu nutes earlier Ooks
leaves 23dst 5:4j l3O m connecting vita tram,
esyng tbanbers hOuL The $50 m train 'i'rs
from hambsn-st only. -. -, IT,
orders for the check an transfer u
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a., Courtst Brpokyp and al the COmpanVs DepoA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

TxIAL Txnn-PAar L--Adiourned for The Torn
PART u.-Ad5Osrned for the Tern.
PAnr IH-Adjourned for the Term
OvsR AND THzxfaEz-BARRHTr JJOserh Joartin, henads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

GOredn 5ledmers
A MEXICAN LINE.
n WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between PHhA
DRLPHIA LIVERPOOL, eallnK A. QCEENS IOMs, anhs
every THURSDAY from Philadelphia AID sailing every WEDSESpAi
from liverpool -, ,.,
The folosns appointed sal from pbsd.'pbs
-kkhll NOhI n minimum. ha-eh %
PbNNSl LF ahiA ,Vni
INDIANA s.''aph5
OHIO.... Apni *
...ss.
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ CUkkENCf;
Cabin SO 10 SOD according 70 scrnFn4Io liiiona a,
Stserage aud lrmeGas TieAes and non AL poas 'ns
steamer, markell with star DO not interHelAA
accom- al classes unsurpassrb
For pAsssgs freight. snd other n"nios sppv
Clio W. COTTON. Agent ~ 6roa1st n T.,
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
> Batter. place Nev.Yort,
PETER WRIGHT 4 Agena
3O7 3snni-st, Pbiaaepnh
Richardson, Spence 4 Co.. Liverpool
4 BrJA,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-23
THE PARTITION.
From the Independent
BY c. p. cRANcH.

From the Independently
As on the raging sea the sailor sleeps
Within his narrow bed
Secure, though knowing that the awful deeps
Roar close beneath his head,
he sleeps and breathes with gently heaving
breath;
No midnight terrors show
The thin partition between life and death
The blind abyss below.
SO wrapped in blest Inconsistencies we float
Upon that larger sea,
Whose shores are birth and death, and take no
note
OF possibility;
Nor think how slight the walls twixt joy and
pain,
How near to madness roll
The Imagination OF the unbalanced brain
The breakers of the soul.
The slender barner on whose upper side
Virtues sincerely rest
Below the unstable wastes OF life may hide,
Whose sway no thought had guessed.
Some sudden lapse from Wisdoms light ana
law
Life's fort may undermine;
Some breach of passion or some secret haw
Let in the pressing brine.
Beware, lest through the vessels wave swept
sides
The encroaching sea prevails;
Then trust the stalwart keel. Whae'er be-
tides,
Gods winds shall fill our sails.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-23
HOW 1T HAPPENED.
BY JOHN HAY.

pray you, pardon me, Elsie
And smile that frown away
That dims the light OF your lovely face
AS thunder clouds the day
Before thought, twas done
ana nose great gray eyes flashed bright and
Like an iciclei in the sun.
was thinking Of the summer
Nnen we were boys and girls,
And wandering In the bloSsoming woods.
And the gay winds romped with your curls.
ana you seemed to me the same little girl
1 Kissed in the elder path.
kissed the little girls lips and alas
nave reused a woman's wrath.
There was not so much to pardon,
+ or why were your lips so red?
Inc blonde fell in a shower of gold
FROM the proud provoking head,
Ana the beauty that flashed from the splendid
And played from the tender mouth.
Rushed over my soul like a warm sweet wind
mat blows from the fragrant south.
And where, after all, is the harm dones
peneve we were made to be gay,
anu I AL OF youth not given to love
is vainly squandered away
and strewn through life's iabors
Like gotd In the desert sands
are loVe's swift kisses, and signs and vows
And the clasp OF clinging hands,
And when you are old and lonely.
10 memory's magic shrine
A9u viii see on your thin and wasting hands,
Like gems, those kisses of mine.
And when yoa muse at evening
Al the sound OF some vanished mama
Inc ghost OF my kisses shall touch yOur Inns
And kindle your heart to fame