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sIwMoNs'> MrRDERnR DooMED.
Tho Verdict Rendered, "Guiltv of Murder in
the Eigst DcGrcc."

Tho Verdict Rendered, "Iuiltv OF Murder in
the ti.st ncGrcc."
In the trial Of Androas Fuchs, in Brook
in, ye terday y, Mr.. John \. TAYLOR. in summing
40 for tho prisoner, argued THAR the mutation
OF the body OF simmons ought not 10 influence
the jury, and that Il ere was nothing In the dis
position 81 tho body wLich indicated that the
prisoner desired 10 conceal 1t. lie held, too,
that she proyocaion WIS on ex use. cited the &C.
quitta Of kles, aud uscd the plea Of emotional
insanity DistIc, Attorney Britton commended
for verdict ~ murder IN the first or second
degree. He reolted tho facts OF the murder,
md while he was speaking Fuchs stood up and,
turning 10 his wife, who sat on the front bench
outside 81 the rail. SHOOK his lsts at her. and
uttered something IN German. Ills counsel
pulled hun back into mis- seat.
question for them 10 decide WAS the - ie Of
mind OF the prisoner at the time OF the act The
killing was undisputed. He said Assuming
shat the story OF the prisoner Is true. that SIM
mons ANA his wife were IN voluntary adultery,
mat fact does not reduce the crime to man
slaughter. II he had an intent In his mind TO
XII Slmm rns, formed on the instant and carried
out Al once. II was murder In he second degree.
murder in the first degree. lhe adultery was
n" justification whatever
tired. Fuchs struggled with his counsel aud the
policeman next TO him to stand M, intending 10
saeak. They held him down. and he turned an
peallngy to the District Attorney Then ne
buried his face ia his handkerchief md wcut.
lie was { ken Ia chair in the corner of the
room, aNt ne was apparently overcome nv de-
spnndcncY. Tears rolled Gown from ms ewes.
He ncrvously watched the clock and the door
by which the jury were expected 10 enter. Mrs.
Fuchs SIT outside of tue r, and her husbands
gnief affected her Urrceptihly.
At o'clock Judge Pratt sent for the jury.
Fuchs WAS taken to the seat oy ms counsel. Tue
foreman, after the I'LL was called, announced
the verdict as murder IN the first degree. Fdchs
did not under taud, and his counsel dld not tell
him. MIR Kingdom moved that he be remhnded
for sentence until to-day. Inc motion was
granted. A policeman escorted Fuchs to 4 car
rage, and he did not learn of the verdi until
he reach d the jnli.
In jsil the officers told Fuchs about the YER
dict lie said that he had guessed. lie asked
To sec Nuoenstein, who was engaged IA his
religious dcVOtiOus IN the next cell. lie
said, "NOw, Ruheustein, we Will he hung to-
gethcr." kuhens'ein looked AT INN coldly, and
then turned his back on him. Later ln the
evening Fuchs was found stretched at iull length
on the bottom OF the cell.
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RcvoIution in Central America

GUATEMALA, March Two months AGo the
newly elected President Of salvador had an Interview
with tie head OF the republic here 10 unite IN the
of peace IA Hon To effect II each party
had to bag loo men 10 quiet the disturbance ana to
allow friend OF Guatemala MIR. 500. TO become Pres.
ident Of Honduras. Gonzales OF salvador. cx-lrcsi
dent hut now GcnoranChief Of the army, did not like
this arrangement at the tine the clergy nushcd
Gonzales rho0l not 20 sanction such step for the
sake Of rovcngng themselves on Ouatcmlt Tor iorW,r
cKpulsous, sud truinped NJ the Jams excuse tst
VOlun.cers we're 10 be found IN salvador 10 take up
arms against Honduras, bat that Salvador could not
should not ptrn Guait mAla TO cnrlCh herself bY
morally ruling HONDURAS. As NE 1000 soldiers IN Ter
Gen. Soto marched aluns IN spite OF everything, Con
zars looked upon tins a an aggressive pocy OF Guatr
maa, and came with hi troops over on this territory,
where President BarrOs went ~ the he ii of his
TO drye Tue saivadorhns away Barr 80 tiin consists
Of Gen. Ursga leader II The ArHi Gems Bunting and
paudings. both AuericAns NJ gsie al Engllshman I,
am ltlrpu
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rLn DEAnLr MOnrnIl.
Lady TOO Iudulgent Use of II for Nervous
Pr0stratiOu Fatal Result.


PrIstrdtiOu Fatal Result.
Mrs. Sarah F.. Morgan OF 80 West Twelfth
stree, died yesterday. GA SATURDAY. evening
MIS-. Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. H. a. Allen, Who
I've m the same hous., sat down D. a game OF
cards. After PLAYING some time Mrs. Morgan
left the room, but returned anl resumed the
me, saying that she had just taken dose Of
laudanum. Soon af,erward Mrs Morgan grew
drowsy, and at last retired. Mr. Morgan re-
turned from his business late, and he found his
wifc lying dressed upon the bed, unconscious
and holding 10 her hand box Of morphia. lie
reused Mr. and N.rg. Allen and ran for phl 81
cian. hr. Allen asceuained that no morihia
had been used ont OF tho box. ihe fatal dose
had evidently been taken from two ounce
vial Of laudanum that was on ;he bureau empty
Dr. Metzel Used the customary remedies, an1
some results that seemed favorable, but a sud
den change supeEvened, and she died early yes
terdaY morning.
Mrs. Morgan lad been hvpochondriacal since
the death ol her yOun- daughter year ana a
h If ago. Her nervous system has been much
Frustrated since, and recourse to narcotics was
tae cons quence. us. Morgan was "a years
old. 4 native Of = amford, innn., niece OF y. T.
liaInum, and wife Of Major Harry Morgan Of
he Tennessee state troops in the late war, VINO
Is a b other OF the renowned Confederate raider
Gen. Joan Morgan.
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MoNDAY. April 1O-Flaur dul shprins ex-
tias 90 U.s. request iiSh grades a. e." Ton ~
quote + ur ate and We terra ,nprr0ne So ~ IS
wheat. s5itl.7 Minnesota pltouf g. 30 ~ 90; west
sfa T't 'rlpihf sf fs 99, oSSrfs
8 5ouS-' 80. Gsk,t. aud ianiii, lanls t,s" Re
T86yisroSs-Iofk was ,ef steady sales on the snot
Jus. aud t-l2' for August racon lower ana islrly
99eiye ,al ..n rYe - l-a,c. i9r cy i,ns ,ear ald
ttcit sar go i.t sH; quoted al tIi for prime tty
anu Wesft "a, add f4 10 tli ecu tt hetre but tor
prime Western At Sl3 g5t sIiu-i. Tor May ind
,iil-es so To- for Iuuc IRE. I'd hog, lols iOaac
toiiuN -cp t. reduce !" al Whlch the market IL
SnIi,.M atcnssd sc \ zoo ' s.lt ~ SsS'
~ D. 5s2c Cor AIr rs bidr Tor May, ls 10 ec. Tor
Janc ana l,4c' for Juy. hee,p al tie ports Today
OSs AZ ,Io fSs f1. ana SrG iSi o f' go
tpTng e. % anoat Tor No. chicago spring 81 e5eGs
sl$5. IN starc, Tor No. spfng sl2u for red winter
bush 4s4s, Tor rejected, 46s4c- Tor So2 isc Tor
no graIeui &c N store fo mixed state; and 40'ec
STAG "a arrive Barley sales 10000 bush. \, - Bay
ard laV3 o Sqfh Sannsa on private term "rsy nal
time. Cora hrlncr; sales 5000 bush. zoe. for no
ssr ana lie saat Tor Kansas mV mxea e &c ior
southern Nhlr aud mixed for April, 0osGd!fc. asked,
suxnEIEs Spirits tur7cntnc was again duh AMI low.
a. A. q fr EeH Though %, gSei remain e2 y a, 81 $.
deeid Day quiet and not little weak at Sec Tor crude.
In bulk. AID lisla la7tc. tor refined. Ia bhs Ocean
iIeshts Ne, again eulh out ragcs we're nomnalb Un.
On uecd. GRAIN 10 INefpoo bN steam, a. cotton hd
che"sr, 3os.; grain 10 London by steam OIL; pork
beet. 's grain 10 Cork for orders, d. oil 20
ltAlfn port, ne, petroleum 10 Hayrc. CslH
ca Whisky soll TO the cxtent Of 90 Obis. 81 re,
which j. u sight decline.
GROCERIES G. uers were very quiet hut unchanged 4;
Rio, mlt. &c. Mnrac ibu, 16aG lSisc., huti gold.
Mo asses Quet New Orleans quoted A. iOef'iuc.
lie qul,t Ind nOnunaiy unchanged. law sugars
steaci, wi IA fnr rllcs tWh atug $50 hha.. a.
nola-srs susars. ii5tiiqe7a' Tor muscuvuiA hasc
Tor centrifugal. renn,u was lrm at lOA41U,6c for
ltarr
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The huge, drastic, gripping, sickening pills, con
stucttd Of crude, coarse and buiNY ingredients, are
tive Pellets or sugar Coated, Concentrated Root and
Herbal Juice. AntIuOus Cranues- the Lite
Giant Catnartic or Muun IN PsryO Physlo. Mod ern
chemca science enables Dr. Pierce TO extract from the
juices OF the most valuable roots ana herbs their active
medicinal principles, which, when worked into nttle
Pellets or aTanues, scaceV larger than mustard Seed
fender each lttle Pellet active powerful as a
large pill while they are much more paataOle and
pleasant IN effect.
Or. Ira A. rhayer OF BacOnsburg, Ohio, writes: "
regard your Pellets the best remedy for the conu
for which prescribe them OF anything have
ever use1. mud and certain IN effect ana leaving IN
bow els an excellent condition II seems to they
must take the place OF all ether oaharic pills and
medicines"
ave THINK they going to sell Ike hot cakes as soon
AS people get acquainted with them ana Will spoil
pin trade, those that have used them Ike them
much better than large pills."-Adv.
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bash, $50 Harlem, 200; Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
100: the preierred, 800: Quicksilver, 200; the
preferred. 100; st. Louis, Kansas C,ty and North
ern. 100; A. aud 4. Telegraph Company, 100 ;
Rock Island, 100: Producer Consotdatedt Land
aud Petroleum COMPANY, 100; Fort Wayne,
lss; Dciaware and Hudson Canal, 17J; and Chi
cago aud Alton. On.
The gold market WAS dun throughout the dav
the only period of interest having been when
TIE price advanced from 1l3 to 1l3H. and de-
chhed to the opening nkure. The afternoon
Transactions were unusually limited.
me following were TIE principal quotations:
loco \. MILD 1900 a. M.1i3tl 1855 p. NJ. .11B
h;1 A M"ilSH lHl0A. M".1i3s 800 +. M....1i3
In loans tho rates uaid for having balances carried
Wsrr ]. l19. =. w, 4 y cent, amt fat.
~ !OLtl clrln-e a. tho God Exchange Bauk
tllVsl QUO gold balances. tsOstil. ami Gu feucy hi
hCth' telffo4 Inc Suh.lfca.ury redeemed sl7.uJl
feo nenis ana paid out IN com interest the pub
The dsyt business, At the United states sub.Trea,ury
" 90: balance, AG23j6 ss &c. Currency rec eipts
ssno atpli DO. nayments t4rj 1888 49, do. balance,
- ooo'ul@ 81 Custom. 1904 cOl.
~, vuyiun IN the Baug " hing and increased
A'vvu fOftlEn exchange ruled but nrm AT "a s5lS
spu fi.fV Tor tinlc and uemsud dratte.
y hc money matSet there were liberal offerings at
80 reht on stOcks, 2igd3 Government securi.
W. btcuunts were quiet because Of the scarcity u
r lf,e Gum Tcial paper on the market. tho Iaies
G9ycrnnent bon sympathled with the course u
actions in bs aud 6e of 1881, 1O.4O-. and lseis
ID 70 The A. oil. Inc.
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House of Rcprcsl natives.

BY Mr.. GARFIELD CRep., Ohio), 70 prevent the
nuctuaton N the value Of United States not 5,
and to mike them rcdeemable in gold coin at
the option Of the holder.
MIR. 'rcflrl % m, W. Va), On tirman Of the
Committee ON Commerce, introduced a bill.
which WAS passed making an appropri ,tion FOR
the con tue ON. rcpaif. preservation. and CONE
Ilcfiuu 10 different Uuhltc works on rivers and
harhlr The total amount appropriated Is
SjS,,.sti, of viii 10 SCOOP is fur the Improve
meut Of Efst fiver ard tie removal of oustr.c-
tou- n Hel' Gate.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the uil TO carry the Hawaiian treaty inio up.
eratN 'ud was d dressed by Mr. Ranks "
Mas tChu-etis, ia advocacy ~ the measure, un-
III tue tuO ilT az uaiaueut.
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FINANCIIL IND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, April l0-p. M.-There was m
Improved speculation at the Stock Exchange,
though the dealings were almost exclusively
confined to Western Onion, Lake Shore, Erie,
and Pacific Natl.
The hears made vigorous attack upon the
first named stock at the commenc encnt OF
business, and, without meeting any percepuble
opposition, broke the price from 90 70 ga,
closing at Gi1s; but It was afterward offered in
the street at the lowest point Of tue day. Lake
Shore was next taken in hand, and soon alter
midday declined 10 sos, as against 6OA Ia The
carrier trade. Erie entered largely into the morn
inG =, regulation, but was 1rmer and rallied from
I7As to lsN, though It subsequently sympathi2ed
with the downward tendency of the other shares,
added to advices Of lower London quotations,
and yielded to ~, with final transactions AZ
ia. Pacific Mall, In expectation that receiver
would be applied for, WAS freely sold, but good
buyers took all of the stock offered, and the
price moved steadily onward from lGA 10 ~,
while SINCE tae boards lHA was the quotation,
On continuation 81 the lact mat The o'ty taXor,
amounting to ss600, had been paid, and thai a
further loan OF tlo0ON for the COMPANY had
becn negotiated. The St. Paul stocks " re
weak, with decline OF p. IN the common ant
q cent in the pleferredi and Union Pacific "
Ia lower, ~ Ga; whine at tue same Nme
Missouri, ,nsps, ana Texas broke ~ n
cent; to ia. The decline In thls ft'r
hy the supreme Court at Washington of what
has been known as the Osage lind quetioa, nj
supposluon that this company was alone IA
volved, when the fact Is that only small por-
ton, amounting to less than SAO'O9 ~ value,
was claimed. Onios were weak at lSllli,s and
North western fell OF from i2A u as, Michigan
Central dropping y " cent. to o.. In the other
stocks there was notking OF prominence.
The total numOer of shares oealt In was
ITS 3A. OF when Western Union represented
1925: Pacific Mail, 1880; Lake Shore B5,2GO;
Erie, 2S,9l0; Ohios, 1850; So. Paul, $500; the
preferred, 1900; Michigan Central 1890; Mis-
sour, Kansas aud Texas, 400; Northwestern,
1,TuO; the preferred, 200; Delaware, Laokawan-
ma and Western, $50; Illinois Central, $50; New
York Central, 47S; New Jersey Central 81 Pa
ciac of Missouri, 400; Union Pacific, Glo Wa
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USICAL.
Farewell Bcueat of nile. Theresa Tirion-.

The farewell appearance of Mile. Tlucns
at the Academy last evening, In conjunction
with Nine. Pappenhem and Nine. Arahella
Goddard, drew full house. The programme
included a selection from "Semiramde,' which
Mile. 1tiens sang In Italian; concerto for
piano and orchestra, by q. w. Cusins. In
Which Mime. Goddard peri lTmed the solo part
the last act OF la lIaviata," with Nine. Pap
penhelm as lfoleftd, and the second act Of
"fidelo," with Mile. Titiens. Nine. Pappen-
helm added 10 her laures gained last week, and
Mile. hticns has rarely appeared Ia bot
ter advantage, or given greater proof Of
neither IA profound nor interesting work, aud
the orchestra gave Nine. Goddard an indifferent
support. The audience testified their apprecia-
ton OF the pune dome Uy frequent and OFT re-
peated applause.
Pamphlets were distributed which gave por-
ton OF Victor Borliozs biographical sketch Of
Nine. de lielocca, who VIII NJ, pear as hO,iit. Ia
tho Bdrber OF seville" on Easter Monday.
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Busir,ss Noiitts.


- ahfHhAN AND MS TREATMENT.
, 70 THE tptToRi In answer to the many inouirers
Otherwise Or or n' hi, Hr Sesaa Peiqs Or
others who suffering as have sudetea rom rn, U
~. unt " required TO eject ia my case was ess
febIuafy, 1870 anu on the 9TH OF july following vas
w h.t linie thc intestines came down. In hehtcf
was evidenced by stinqng pains and ifh1, ~
Tue ruptnrcd cart. This continued Tor ihree or four
though continued TO wear the instrument trnIshad
Nv the Doctor for some months. have now laid it
etlc, as do not need It, with THIS scnd two or hree
cofrOOoratlvc Testimonials, a1d ~.ulI n necessarv
procure hundred, as have lived here more tan forty
The gre II labor OF answering scparate, the letter.
an receiving Is NV apology Tor tloubug you with TINS.
cHARLEsroN, H., March 20. 1879. - '"0N'o"i'
CHARLEsIOH, H.. March 81. 1851 hereby certify
MAT MI. j. MOuior was ba Nv rupturcd. hut is now
wei ana cured by DR.. j. A shefmans treatment,
W. X. PATTON, NJ D.
have asa druggist, sold trusscs to Mr.. l. j. Monfort
ana know that he was badly afflicted with hernia
Upon eH unlnaion now hnd hiin eured-was Cared W
DT. shcrman's treatment. - ANDREW MooRE.
tHAHtHsrON, March 81. 1870.
In addii Ion 10 this refer to Dr.. H. c. Cunningham,
MAJ VI Of the city VI Charieston, ILL.,
Such evidence places Dr. shermsn's treatmcut beyond
cAvll. Mr. MOnfort II % years Old and had been rup
DR.. shormin aud Wa cured. These are oostinate
truths, snd whoever follo~s Mr. Monfort's example
onices, PARK row furnishing his remedies.
RUPTURE.
BY Or. SHERMAN = treatment tae dangers OF rupture
and the dreadful injuries FROM the Of
Ouce removed ana TIE patient saved from their event
ual horrifyug results, some OF which are nervous dc.
ohN, lmnared memury, loss Of energy physical inca
pasly. lmpotrncy. AMI many other affection which
make lie miserable. During treatment the patient can
f1eress Freely or perform any labor Terms moderate.
lhuse IRON the country can receive treatment and
iclNe TOT home the sauc aay BOOKS. with photograph
kenesses OF cases beforc anu after treatment, mailed
DIR. J. A. sHERNAN's
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YOnK Monday, April l0.-Rcceipts OF
ber1es w. rrlay and to-day were 2u5 i1lG-.
1857 q. making NiGl for the wees, AgtIlst $500
,stweck, qualify scarcely better than ne Gcucr.
all. VAR ins from common 10 prime MarhCt cul ana
somewhat irregular With closing prices abuu' tie
report a week ago Toe uest car load In market
sCld % IT, =. 10 dress 90 p. to the gross evil some
dlnaN Cherokee cattle at So. 20 ores % n 5 and
common 10 good native tteers al sllc to Grcts
J,aL.4 ~
Kcceuts Of sheep 90 cars. or lbo3 head making
15iii for the week, agan,t ~ lOl ltrt wees. me
nbrhe was shout stehdy Ut dls9Slac. II. for poor
stflctH prime unshurn HhCep. A car load ~ fiir,
clipped ONO sheep arrived Saturday and sofa 1T 64c q
.. year to-day sevcTa csr Oads Of clipped sheep
acre SOLD at 0GtGilc Z.
lecepis 81 mugs we're a. car loads. or 1893 head,
m hlns lSOs3 for the week, against 23.S.l r lset
week. Some Tor sale alive. Dret sed hOsS Wete
STEADY al lOssCgl Otic II. tor city
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The Brooklyn Aldermen'B Law Committee, TO
whom was referred the question OF exemptng from
taxation properly left TO the brooklyn Benevolent
Society by Cornelius Heeny, reported yesterday that
the estate, worth about S4OO,OO0, relieved from
taxation under the act OF 1910, and that the real
nd personal property OF the tenants, who by pay lns
5000 become associates WAS also exempt. Inry
kay that there aDJu 40 persons who leases
81 years, and that the income Of tie estate Is 10000
lhoy advise that leases be taxed, ana that al me
OF tue leases 1890, the law eNemping the land
from taXatOn be- repealed. Many residences on he
has cos S2bO0O0 The owners leased the land under
the cxpcca lon that they not 10 be taxed Tor n
years u least. The report was taOled.
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MlREIED.

APPLETON-stCKELMO jersey CITY April
Q, 1870. the Rev. Dr. Ward, george +. Appleton TO
Amelia T. SickolmOr TAU hter Of clifford TrAucaa
Aun Slck"luOrc, all ~ Jrr-cy city.
BlLGkiSr-sWEf Brooklyn. April 0, by
the Rev " I've. Iudng On ID. D., G. LdA ard Blgl1st
~ Ellen G. SaretsOr.
EDWARDS Gus CK.-On Tuesday March 10, at ".
Stepnen'- Church, nv the Rev. d. McUynn, j. OsoOurn
Edwards, y. y. >, to Mar Emily Cusack.
HElM- MCMI ltRkl.-On Thursday. March 10. Vt tho
residence u the brides par Mt Dy the Rev. Dr. Wells,
Charles Hem, Jr OF Nov Nurk, 10 Agnes j.. daughter
OF luun McMutray Vt Brooklyn, T.. ID.
Rl BEhG-MEAD.--At The rc-idcncc OF the bride. on
Tues ay Apri 4, 1876 hy the Rev Mr.. Potter Victor
G. Rynerg TO Ms Nellie Mead dau htcr Of Matilda aud
the late Joseph Mead.
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FIVE MEN MANGLED TO DEATH.
Fail of Two Hundred Feet upon the Rocky
Bed Of "A Rivcr-Bnd TrcssIewori.

Nv" VT !" H''EN' '''I" u I0""'' WI ~
The bridge belonging 10 the Delaware,
Lack wanna, and Western Rail Dad Company,
near Little Falls, ~, is two hundred feet high.
II is weak and trestlework Is being erected ne
meath. Yesterday an omlnous cracking was
noard, and before all the men could save them
selves uy ciincing To the top beHm nj climbing
on 90 tho bridge i'sclf tho trestlework fell, car
r,ing 1--WE men with IL TO tho rVer ued, where
their limbs were broken and mangod by the
sharp rocks ana fragments OF timber. Two
we're inst .nty killed, and the other tnree are
dying. All we're horribly mangled.
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Providence. April l0-rhe schooner Jennie
C. Russ, Can't Norton, from noboken arrived here this
morning. Cap. Norton reports that Saturday ats
A. NJ two miles southwest OF Branford. Conn. he at.
tempted to pick up man adrif In open boat party
hlrd with water. Toe schooner into tut uu,
ard the mnn jumped anu caught The rail- aud be-
Jumped from the boat II filled ana sunk. The painter
ppeared 10 slst about the mans BODY and the
san@ II pul ed him down ana he sccn more. The
man WAS undounte Nv W. r. FIELDS. the New Haven
iost once cicrk before reported admit ia the suurd.
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A Big Fire in Nee-eyIIIe.

kEEsrViLLE. y. Y" April l0-fhe following
the ios,rs by here yesterday n. l. Boynton.
grocer, s. o'oi Thomas a Coppins. dry goods $500
on stock Henry Farrier stock sl zoo George AZ.
gate, on stock, $1,000 Adgate a Prescott,
GU building, SAbnp Arnold kcese, On
on ui.dlng, Aop kiciird Farrell on buiidns. So
~ w. J.. ~; lrneli' Dry Eoois arc gro cilef,
halL on building, 81 600. Dr. /. W. White. dcnt /,
smlil loss; Dr, W. G.. Pope lost library ohc0 con
eats There Has no prote ton against IRE but force
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The New Yorn East Methodist Conference.

In the New York East Methodist Conference
yesterday In Brooklyn, Bishop farris ANNOUNCED that
Rev W r. Davis aIa Rev. G. H. Crookes had oeen traas-
ferre1 10 the New YOrE Conference IN the Rev Chas
NJ slmms had peen transferred from the Newark Con.
ference the New YORK Esst Conference and that the
Rev A. c. Mnrrhluse mad been Transferred TO the f1me
conference from the New York tonteieace. The ssy.
j. Il. NcrR M Of The committee OF thirteen apponted TO
rs cAarses against tue Row r. G. mn OF the john
son street Church. reported that they were uusus-
teinea. ana the brethren cried "Amehl' The Rev.
Or. Huns President Of the Drew Theological SEN.
mary, asAed Tor 100000 year for tour years.
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The Commercial and Financial CAroncis furni-h,s
the gross earnings Of the following railroads from Jan.
Real Estnte Market.
Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prsed sales by
Il. V. narn"tt, per order executors, enc four-story
and basement brick house. with lot, 23xl033, az Fast
Thirteenth street. north SIDE. 2l7 feet east second
avenue $1,000.
IS james NJ Miller, foreclosure Aston lease dated
Jan. ?. 1850, three tourstory brick factories, Win
YYt 72N 1oXsl gxll2 :. 2n2, 2oi amt COS Wcs llous
tOn street north siuc, between Bedford ana Nanck
streets, 10000.
by Gcorge II. Scott, foreclosure lot. ol.5xl0o.
southMc.t corner Tenth avenue and AS street,
$1,000; ave similar lois adjoining on Tenth ayenut,
1880 each.
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, smash Up on the Leb,uh n Dad.

WILKEsDARRE, April lO.-Train No. s on ths
Leh'gh Valy Railroad, from New York at six O'Clock
sunday evening, struck bowlder about midnight at
Baru Door three incs Dorl OF Penn Haven janet on
and was thrown from the track. The balsgtlt car,
caiug car, and one Passenger car rolled mo
the rive William Il. Williams OF Wnkesbtrrc was se-
riou-h injured. Four wurklen Of the road, we're
among ihe paAsengers on the traln, were hrnlsed.
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UTICA, N. Y, April l0.-John }. Carman, Of
the banking nTm Of A. Curss Carnan. Of
Camden, In this county, who Suspended
short time ago. has been arrested
upon the complaint Of Twelve depOsiturs VINO charge
him Win having embezEled $4,000 OF the FUNDS Of Tue
bank. Carman has failed To Oblaln bail 30 far.