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Several professional new base ball clubs have
been formed Tor 1870, OF which the Cincinnati aud the
LOUSY VILE ar tue most important. All the Cd orF7E
cations remain in the ne.d. Matches In April The
National League Of professional clubs will have In
nuence upon the summer campaign. THIS movement Is
10 exclude from competing for the championship all
clubs suspected found guity of dishonest playing
The league has deri"t that the han must weigh tot
less titan nNe nnd not more Than nve ana quarter
ounces, ami De- not Ets than nine aud not more nan
Line aud one-Qutter inches ~ CT conference. Inc Dat
Il TO be rouut, and must no exceed two aud one-haf
incrcs IN unulCter AZ the thcAe~t part phe umpire
hus ful power over hr zane aud The players. Fc
call ur suspend the game ~ any time when he thinks
that the have hecn violated rs either OF the
testing clubs y new RUE eNp,s any member for bet
ting On any game III which he participates. The iule
the running OF bases On tou bali. has been chang
that the runner return To the base without be-
ns vui unt, ana base iuuuer can run foul Ny
Wei us a far ~.
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THE EMrGRANr MIDDLE.
What shall the steamship Lines DO Under
the supreme Courts Decisionf

The Euroupnu steamship romuauips gen
49, a., -, = -, -. .,... n, a. mir n,n.
t'"hS IV''I !" '"hu V'"'E'"" 81. Wv"
wharvcs. end save the cost OF q tug 10 tnsilc
Garden and oft or the decie,on of the United
49,, 49,. ,,...,.. 49,. ,,,., on,,, ,,., ,,,t the
Tth'es supreme ' our "n '"' -'. NJ ' E
Emi 4r4ti III Commit sioucrs had no rght To col
i,,t hc.1 IA. nn.v tho & unrd COMPANY rave no
wv, 80. 49,, ,,,, fla. arrival II
lcr 10 ihe ''Wnl'hs'""''S '"'' Wv '
thcrn x steamship, the w. theY wouiu '"hu
,,c ,t,,tor,,,tt t the cntnunny's wharf In jersey
,... ,r. ,.,.,,.i, ,,.,,.,s ,enliet that the COM
NV i"' V''"'''''' - d.,
pans woul he eitJ { uni'r th' INV /" " l"e
~ etO , head If they landed eWigrants else
.,n@t,. iinn al Castle Garden. The Java arrived
yss. nrGnt. nni mo migrants wore landed at
The rompnuvs whnr tli' company giving them
I ,usn.r. ufipu to the iris aud PcnnS, lNanii
IL tlrn ii dclot4. thus s. ttiug them the annoy
nnre of The etuig grant runners.
Commissioner Starr. vino WAS on tho Cuuard
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PHILADELPHIA, March %.
Good word Tor MIR. william c. Barrett

To THE Enron OF THE SUN-Sir: Mr.. william
C. Barrett, VINO has recently reen oyersSen by misor
tune has been landowner and visitor near till place
Tor the past twenty-five or thl,y years To those who
have had the pleasure OF Mr.. narrott's intimate ac-
quantsnce tie report OF his recent has been
ycry great SHOCK His wonderful of hUinor and
other uncommon qualities ondeared linn most pro-
iounly 10 lis Acquaintance Always simple and unos
lehtntious he WAS cJntemptu as Of IN" merericiuuS
display 80 common with men of wealth An expert
fisherman and admirable Shot ms stl luumcnis were
entirely given 10 the one or The other " ter' pursus
H} those best acquainted with him, ms recent m.sof
tunes may oe attributed to n too c0nnlins nature A
pronlnnut Characteristic aud strange one In mr. OF
the wori Of his experience. wa au dilute aud aOng
confidence Ia all 10 whom hc became attached. Does
he posAcss an enemy tho may ne found only among
those Who, hsVuS used, now denOnnce hlul, 10 hide
trraclcfy to n uuhlD-learNd and generous man.
MORICHEs, l.. L., March g. 1875. q. +,
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THE MIN IRON ARKANSAS.
How Ia viii Escape While his Accuser Re
mains in RAYMOND street Jail.

How h. viii Escape Whiie his Accuser he
mains in Raymond street Jail.
The prosecution OF the English cotton
trader, Augustine Mcdonald, who Is accused Of
getting S2O0.OO from the Government ny false
swearing before the Mixed Commission, his
taken a turn which IL seems likely will result in
his escape and m the imprisonment Of the OH
Ger who has been pursuing HIM. Mcdonald
was Indicted In Arkansas for subornation of
perjury, and after long search was arrested In
Bro klyn by Gen. II. Il. Titus. who was empow-
cred by the Governor Of Arkansas. Judge Gil
bert DISCHARGED Mcdonald because the indct-
ment vas defective. He was at once rearrestrd
on a char rye Of perjury, In swearing IN July, 1873,
In Cincinnati, that he had had no transactions
with the Confederate Government, rs was neces-
sary TO establish his claim OF S3OO,OOJ for de-
stroyed cotton, whereas the Confederate Gov
eminent records OF the trans-MississppI DO.
Dhrtment show that he cOrreAponded with
Lieut.. Col. W. A. Broadwell, the Chief of Hle
Cotton bureau 1t Shreveport, ana with Gen.
Kirby Smith, about LARGE cotton transactions
amount ing 10 more than S2jO.OuO. on the same
day MELON lid had Gen. Titus, VINO swore to the
LIST complaint, arrested on a charge Of malicious
Ofticiai, has been Obliged TO stay IN Raymond
street jail because he has no friends 10 20 his
ball As the offence with which Mcdonald Is
charged was committed over two years ago, tho
time specified by the statute Of limitation, 1t Is
expected that II IL cannot be shown that he has
been n part Of this time out OF the country he
viii be discharged this morning.
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ADAMs-on Thursday. nsrch e. James r. AdapS
Tue ONLY son oi lsaac >. and Mary r. Adams aged
The relatives snd friends Of the family
fully nvt to attend the funeral from tha residence os
nis grandi.her James I. savage, JOs MADISON st..
BRODBtCK. March s. Mary. beloved eifc OF Mar.
Gus Br dnck, IA the sofa year VI her 49,.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully Invited to
attend Der iunerai from her late Iece -2 MOuroe
sty on sunday. March 30 ~ 1:3O r. N.
a. Ln sAGHI.-At y CiJ Hal place. on Friday, March
sagh aged years II months; snd IS days.
rents on sundsy Msrcn ~ Al oefoc VI us
hAltSlON.-On Frday March "a. Mary A.. wife Of
stanhOpe ". Marstun. 1 d the 81 h year Of her age
attend the funeral from her late rcsiarnce, e3i EAst
slst ~, on sunday. March ri, at O'Clock.
fhELAN -On Nednes i1y. Mgrch ~ Edward PnclSn,
IN HE SAN year Of MS aye
Re atyes anu fII-nd.. also nbers Of Baltic Lodge
\. NJ. ana De Witt clinton Commnndsry 40. e. X. r.
are invited % tend me funera FROM tnc Lee Avenue
"pist Cause,, brooklyn. T. D. on sunday. March o.
Pro, II. ii her late residence 1s East 4ist st. on
FRIDAY March ga 81 r. NJ oi iralysis, Mrs. sarah
The frcnts Of her daughters. Mrs. Richmond winsor
am Nlrs; H. w. bns'c's aui ncf som william L. are re-
spe' ifglN invited TO attend Ltr iuaciIl on Monday,
Mar d -, A. q l:ei1rrea Episcopal cturch. Madison
"N.Ru 1f qua .lh,s -" ~ ! NJ 4, ,,
SMIlH.-On fflday, Marcn -, Julia Ann saith, the
beloved ami only daughter Of hlrhae aud sarah snh
aged ~ wears, months. and u days.
parents 0J, stale a.. hew YORK on SUNDAY ai,h nsG
az oeoee Relatives ana frouds are respectfully n-
fHOMPsOS.-on Friday. % n inst. Of pneumonia,
james Thompson Of loom llil, Klngs county Ireland.
Inc rrativss and Tread. OF tie Family are invited
30th 4. on sunday, March So, Al T. NJ.
NkRlTl -Ou Nareh %. 1870 after q severe iiiuess
William O. rri'y sou Of the late George Verify. aged
8 year, and monlh-
1he relatives aud friends are invited t. ettcnd tue
funeral frum the Duich Reformed Church Nv
Utrecht Ba,a, L. L. on saturday. rch 20. 1870, at
O'Clock i. NJ.
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MOTHER AGAINST SON.
A suit 10 Recover two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars Worth Of Property.

A suit is pending In. Newark before
VICE Chanccl Van Fleet, between Mrs. Mu-
lock and her son, VIM. q. Muloclx, over the own
ership Of property worth about S2GU.0OO. Mrs.
Muiock IL the widow Of New York LAWYER who
died about twenty years az. leaving her IN ca
tate worth about half MILL II. The II lived
with her in New N0tk nd 'sfisted in the man
nrencnt of the estate nm u. auout eight months
AGO. he went To live In Nrw RS. and .preeen.cd
that he owned ovc- t.JlwO worth ot property
there. Shortly aftetward Ms. Nulock, who l.
about eighty years old, snod for tue recovery Of
the property which he said he owned, and which
she urged was obtained from her Ivy fraud. The
son ayers that the property was regularly deed d
TO him Ivy his mother.
In opening tho cise MIR. Keen said that he
would prove mat Mrs. Mulock never executed
the deeds In gal sense. ana N the sirnaf Ires
az .ched 10 them were mrs, they were obtained
by fraud
her rents an was accu'tnm"i to ~ M checks
and get her signature to the ~ Ou representing
what they were for. She enumcr tied the diif '
cnt properties she owned IN New rt, aud said
that she had intentionally conveyed to him
the property known a. $50 broad street.
Courtclyou had been her agent since last
June. ani her income was $3.50 a month. She
had no recollection # her son saving TO her
" Here ma. are thc deeds for the property ia
Newark YOU promised to sign over to me-"
aud she stigmatized IA absolutely lse every
ton. She had not told her agent In Newark,
MIR. Rker, that she had given her son the New
ark uru Icrtv. and that she would have II back
A check for $20,cO0 was shown her, and she said
that her son got her to sign " In blank. saving
that he wished to nav a little hill" aud THAI
he afterward nilcd II out for 10000 and paid IN
S2D.0OO mort gaze on his property with 1t. She
stated most positively That she never gave a
check for that amount. On her redirect exam
inaiion she said that Mr.. Riker never rendered
her formal account Of the business he trans
acted for her. on being shown seven state
ments OF ceipts for rents she identified them.
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MOODY AM SANi>EN,
H!ppOnROME RIlLnING.

SUNDAY. Marca eb. a. Maisep Avenue Usll, Ice IRE
fruin 60 So 4. ". suggest; "Jusnui."
ADMISSION nee by trsct 10 Ne Asa on application 40
al - 20 One.
TOR MONIES ONLY. 3 20 4 r. " ,,,,,,.. 49,.
fOR MEN ONLY. 3 10 up NJ Without ticket.
tAIlkp Maze g. ANA every saturday there.
after, the no meeting Will Nc nett az Assoc lton Hall
20 a., mar an az from le 20 o'ipcx su5iecti
special Prayer tor I arl.tl work
YOUN sc MEN's Mta fiNDS on SATURDAY EVEN.
ING, ~ s. Sociltou Hal. At l'enc Tor ,oual tnan
Only, aud ON SUNDAY ENktiNG "a Fourth Avenue
Han. Al . o'clora.
DIR. DE JONt.II- IIt:Hr-HHON GOD
LIVER OlI.-pr Granville = u; ,aI'hnr ~ +" no
Spas Of Geruauy,' writes. " -. H. 30 g's Ltghp
Hruwn Goa Liver on rrud cr, a. sr-'rei rnrrt m
shorter time lhsn other knds IN % a0es not the
nausea and indigo-fiou too .'t f.n.rQurf, on the
ADMINISTRATION Of the pale rit' 20 4 10 capsued iIo-
prrlal IL pats a. hf - dfu.grs ~Jle cOns sucee,
Ansar, Hartford q co.. lInilr sii '-ents for tho
lnitcl States, JOhN h. lllNrt, q .iIAN A ca.
NpW
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cor. sPENcER'S INrHsrIGArIov.


Col Charles :. Spencer, one Of the ConklinR
delegates TO the syracuse Convention, called al Cus
tom House yesterday. ana ndanantiy demanded
PLANTATION OF the treatment Of two Of his clients ar
Nauman and Carl Linderuan, until recently IN business
in Venezuela He SAD that they were the victims OK
great outrage. They arrived from Venezuela about
three weeks n-o anu were air'.t,d IA r bay hy ihe
po'c" un cable cegrain sent Nv one smith Nno was
unknoWn here AftcF Two ofIs octrntlnu IN thf cole
OF the paS street std'lun trN were discharged 20
Ice maglstrate on the lrounl that their arrest
Ill gal They were taken before lntod Sfstrs Com.
missioner on the charge OF ueus drtautciS, and Il
twenty Jour hours u.prisonmcnt they We released
second Tine, thefr N- no fNiCHN oh winch 60 hun
them The revenue officers touS from tnriu 5000
worm OF uiHuouCs aul gcWrlry, which they en-
titled g. receive back on the payment OF the duU's
The restoration OF lheir property Was prevented how
tNtr hV Seer ay st whose ufciif renee hal been
sodeucd ~ the capzuelnn tonsn In ME city throug
tic Minister in N aslngfnl COT -urH said the
uctchuon of tn" dam, MI aui s,l- va. ordtrtd 10
enable the Consul e. rep GA them IN tr ia crest u
p"trons who are not ~ tlls county II" lninA ed that
thc omr"r- might be iprachei for tnr frulsHc,lou
Aou,oluI AIlLuI p.om-seI " lnNesllsale lhe case.
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New YORK. Mnrket..

FRIDAY. March a. - Flour hipf ing extrls
m6tcrsiey active; MINI sdta brands waited Rye
hour nrn. Corn meal IN iar demand; We quote; Flour
pnr extras at t,l5, 3 81 snrrs rad. rands, S5iNa
So h. Mmuesola patents, 900 $40 Wtst,rM aud
81 a95t1 re -four. ti.Sg4f' Corn meal, S2.doS
lsloNs-fork W. miner hut quiet sales on the
tpot y! obis mess At ~ g ani Tor nHre
aoty, a la|ic, ,ot Mes,orn and CITY ong e'ari
.aic on me spo 10 tcs. At sis5 for prime cE, md
fil3} ~ p,i NtStn Sns i1E !. , , ,'r
~. asa tli.5iatl, y Tor June closing at uc inside
uTm a, iGt lsNfc Lul'er very nlh at 51@i!e ior ne"
10 iGGS aes Go ba 5l ure Mdans ipdd
lower prices; which wa afterwards le'ovcre + and an
ius al 10 ,lGc. Tor Aprl 49, 32r. fo May Lido Ton
W. 6 s1 Is. III fT e S;ck a. "A Gcs
SS "ec1 suo "T for 1 gS ac' .p $500
in orc tor 80 3 ieg3 .nTnI, sn2i tor
hunor; sal D. iSonl lIahc' at ioc, t'r noe mNed
Si 's,d ioc'' ior common white Western Si.c on
m fSS Ryc s,. 5oo5 6usiel. Stale at goc ancat
hale,-s ilt 1850 olahel' ~ $40 Tor No. Canada
5000 bushels ~ oruwed state 95c. cash. Corn hrner
aaa le,s e nMf s, t9To9 GgneiS At OBJ for
for mNd srot, Mal,h "a. di9 c OsG5c Aprl At "a 20
GEo RIO conc wn. m n nciye H9S dmer At
lb',@ladr- gold sales of liooo bag within TINS
the range ~ lGa1Sso gold. Forc-n mo'as-cs stra0y;
sal"s Of 400 hhds. a zee nat New Orleans quoted at
40 600 Rec qnlot but steady. Raw susars quiet but
unchanged; ilr tOR nod reclining Cuna ~ 80. sales
loo hhds. at 6n7Ac = Muscoyadl, Ruu o., for
Meladp. Refined firm Al lOis Glpnsc Tor hards.
suSphlts- hayal stores Nere qnet, bui hrr, at ale.
Tor spirits luren q. and fl7Oof $50 for common To
goou stnlned rOsln. Petroleum WAS dul but without
decided changes crude Ia bulk Si.c aud refined. IN
obs" at li9sc. Ocean freight though dccioedy quiet,
were nrm ana unch tnEed rates sugar To Liverpool.
by steam 32- HI etse to London, by steam, 40s.
tOn grain 10 Bristol SAL, VI, naphtha TO laNre A..
PAiadclphiA " Trieste W Venice. Soc. gold.
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George W. Knox and George Carter,
companion sneak thieves for many years. were
In January sent to the prnitentiary in BROOKLYN
on sentences OF i've years. On SATURDAY. night
last they escaped. and have not been recapturcd.
They sawed the door bars OF the cell which they
Jointly occupied. using a jewellers tool. which
must have been provided by some friendly
visitor, and working 10y the Hight of candle
made of WAX and Irvine, got by them In the
shueWakiu2 shop. A piece Of this candle. u
ME. ANA bottle % OIL were found In the cell
aiterward. Squeezing thrn CHI the aperture
from winch ihev hat removed the b'rs, they
opened with key--now obtained L. "a IN, ,tery-
door which let them out OF the Corldur. At
one end of Nhi'n Waterman VS. doing.
Some window bars had 20 be sawed. and next
the' lowe red themselves twenty feet 10 the ward
wlth blankets. In the boiler room. easily ac-
ces-iblc. iheV got ovcralls, Olouscs, aud caps to
substitute Tor Their convict dress. b. lad er
they climbed to the roof Of an outaouse. and
thence to the top Of the wal which encloses the
prison; but from there, ~ n height of twcnty
feet, they must have dropped t. thu ground on
the free de. \ useless search has boen N ade
for them in thelr old .unis.
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uorr roR TIE oTrIcEnohDnRs.
setting n Good Example for their Brethren
OF the Custom House.

ihc
Several level-heNird employees in the
Post Once have organized a Temperance asso-
citation for the reclamation of drunkard, in the
Government service. The movement ms the
cordial spproyal of Postmaster James and his
chief assistants. Most Of tho thefts IN the
postal service heve been traced 70 the win. cup.
The Centennial Temperance Asso'i ton ~ the
New YORK Posi- Once Ia the titie Of the orr nj
cation It's President Il Low liake-l -, tAe su-
periutendent Of city delivery. who never drank
liquor. he other OH 'ers are Wee President,
William NJ HeaGerty, sufer.ntenGei Il station
a; Secretary, Thomas r. ilnnnerit III, rrlvnto
secretary T. the Postmaster; reG4 ser, Charles
Forester, 81. Assistant : lucTiut den L r.
roster T. the oldest officer IN the rost ONCE,
HAVING been connected with n Tor nfy Years.
Tue executive committee u the association
embraces one member from r1 IA depai, m.ut
aud station In the Post OGice, inducing Ia Au-
ditcr, ex-S as Senator Jonn j. r. ote. Mr. itirh-
ards, superntendent OF the carriers supern-
tendcnts Reed and Warng. Assistant Superln-
tendent And ersOn, aud john L. g iliv H. who Is
said TO have been converted by /. Greeley.
The association has reformed eight drunk.rls
since IT. OrganiZ itiOn.
Collector Arthur has been requested TO head
Temperance association Ia the Custom House.
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In Dexter Park, yes.crlsy, the Long Island
Shooting Cub nded Tor the cup that was held by
Mr 1hom's. Or. Talbot MIR Burnt, Mr.. EDDY. Mi
Hsrshorn, Mr. Gldersleeve Mr.. Madison, Mr. Walters,
Mr. Wingate, Mr. Kane Mr. BiJlis, Mr., Hance MIR.
Ecms n, were the contestants. Mr. VIM. PtrNis, Presi
cent OF tne cub was referee Mr.. wynn won the cup
Talbot, BAylis, Madden, and Robinson, have held the
Prize, but II must be won tAree times IN successive
months give any member absolute possession, heN
era swcepstaaes followed the cup shooting.
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BRADLtY-NODW Elton sunday. March g. By
M Rev. Joseph y blanchard, rector Of st. James,
church, tordha'n, William Bradley TO Mary A. Nod.
wei. M Of ttl. CITY.
GRANGER HOFFMAN, On Tuesday, March H. a,
DC rcsdtncc OF the OFT &C.. parenls Jersey CIV. by he
kcN John 'hAmocrlaln, john lyeston Granger 10
Cara : d!Isntcr Of John u. Hoffman esq.
JONES - Nc on the ,@d inst. II the residence OF
The officiating clergyrn tho fv. Henry IIyland Gar
net. Anthony Jones 10 Miss Amelia Lane al OF this
civ
SMITH LA MONr-On wcdnesdn morning. March
q. at tue Residence VI the brIe by tie Rev James
Os DeunisOu, assisted By the Rev James Denarrat,
Jr. Gen Joseph : smith to Miss kato Lamont, both 81
hing ston, y. \.
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The Latest First Ward Tragedy.

Alexander McCurnin, "A barkeeper at li2 Lib
erty street. committed to the Tombs by Coroner
Grocer, yesterday for assauting Jeremiah sullivan on
saturday night. sullivan died IN Bellevue HOspal on
Wednesday night. posmortem showed compression
of the brain Two witnesses who saw McCurnin strike
sullivan on the head with the butt OF pistol were
sent TO the House Of Detention.
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ANOTHER EAST RIyAR TRlGEDY.
A Ne'. York Merchants Body ound, but not
his Wel-Filled Wallet.

Ne', York. Merchants Body ound, but not
his Wel-Filled Wallet.
Mr.. william +. Shattuck, Of william Shat
tuck a Co., hardware merchants. ( ll3 Cham
ters street. fell from the roo: OF his house in
Newto vn l.. L. and was killed. liia estate was
entrusted Tor settlement to his junior partner
Mr.. Edward Phelan, and that gentleman ascer-
tanned $50 If the stock In tho Chambers str ct
store were disuosed OF, Mr.Sllttuck's neirs would
be entitled to abnut $4,000, ciear Of Chains.
On Wednesday Mr.. Phel ,n wen. to Jamaica
70 confer with the SurfO1ate regarding the sale.
lie returned In the afternoon, And, having Vs-
tied Mr.. Thomas I. Gaynor, Of 81 Reade street,
South fifth stree, MilliamsbuTln. Nj. Pho.an
did not reach his home until yester1t, after
noon, In his cOfin. lis body vas found IN the
East river, OF Corlear's Hook, on Thursday even
ing. Mr. Pnelan's costly watch anu cnain and
his studs AMI sleeve buttuhs had not been
touched but his wallet was missing Mr.. Phelan
was Part Master Of Baltic Loo. G Royal Arch
Adsons, Of Wiliiams5urIb.
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Mrs NJ. MulocE, wealthy lady Of Newark, and
the owner Of quarter Of million In real estate IN that
city auI New York, has sued her son, William n Mn
ocs tor drfrauding her OF various OF money and
property amounting IN the aggregate to little less
nan SlOnOOO.s Sue claims that he collected rents ON
her tenants, improperly negotiated hcr checks ana IN
ii to sim papcrs the contents Of winch were
unknown to her but which were deeds conveying her
properly hm In defence the son claims that he
business agent for his mother, anu had no intention of
dtfraudng her OF cent The suit IS In progress the
count haylns allourned the ma III neXl week.
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WHEN rnE roLIcn rSrERrnRED.
The Humble Revival that has no Helping
Humid from The Y. VI. q. 4.


A pale-fnced man. with long flowing
h7lr, eNhoried before Peter Dw,er's congrc-s-
ton ~ 70 South FIFTH avenue last night. The
ioys, afteF Il lapse NJ a few minutes, began 10
shout, "shut up;" wipe OF your chm :" but
the pale-iaced man continued. a largo chew Of
tobacco aimed at him was the signal for an out
break. wnle the wOrshippers we're singing
hymn collection was essayed, hut a kick sent
the collection basket flying across the room
lie ushers. having been seen to nut the collec-
ton money into their pocket Tor safe keentug.
were Nflled ~ AMI accused of robi ing
the church. As the boys. embroidered
hy the success Of thcir daring, foand
their NUMBERS increased, they Jumped
on the top Of the benches, intending
% break up the meeting Then Mrs. Rose
Dwier y lshVd her way through the cOngreCt-
ton. aud reaching IA tench on which about
twenty BOYS was stindi =. ordered them down.
lhose behind then hpved over the bench aud
the Young rOwdies rolled on the floor.
A. IenIth two III 'srs Of the Mercer street
y lice entered and toe meeting was closed.
samuel Peltier. Of 81 West Third street, was
handed over to the police by Mrs. DWyer, who
~ de coWrl1int against MIN IN the Mercer
street police station.
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Bleeding from LWngs, Cntnrrh. Bronchitis,
C0nsnnpIion-A Wnndrrlml NMre.


n. Y Pcfcs ". A.. Htf,N-, ~ l.
DEAR SIR: ! had suffered from catarrh IN An
aggravated form Tor about twelve bears ANA for sew
Graz y,lre from bronchial trouble. Tried man, doc.
tor and things Win ne lasting heneft In Nav ~
coming nearly worn out Wl h excessive editorial
fhors on paper In New YORK cify was attlCKc WITH
of voice. returned hou'e here MT had hecn nome
only Ia weeks Whcu Nas completely prostrlted with
heWurha e H. ni lpc luuFs hf1g fNuT sfrfre bfcdNg
kHCis Wifiiu fifn fftskg dHi Hf thffs fiNis
ddgs, In the september Col owing Improved SUM-
gently 20 be abe 10 he about, though In nv fecolc
state Ny hronchnl trouble renamed, and the catarr
sctmed irultl,ss. secmed 10 belosing ground daily
continued IN this frcu" state r0iAl' blood almost
II y unt about the lst 4 March, ~, when became
uAd a- TO he cuirt cuuuhrd 10 the house, freud
suggested your Remedies hut WAS extremely skepU-
cal met inc! Won dn ne guul ~ hal lost all heart
Ia remedies snd oesaH to Look upon medcin" aud C.
cltcllart tit read u CIR FUZZY roln which me to
the 'fsiln tlut you ut rrntuoi Yuur business no
least dnalN obtained uqusnuy of Dr. sagc's ca aIrh
krnr4N, Your Nuteu M"acal Discovery and ielictst
and com cnced their vigorous use rdiug TO lre1
lions 10 my sulrlt,", coon began ~ ~ prove lac
Discovery aud Pellets ~ short time brought out "A
felt much better, my appetite lRpfOr@i, ANA gained
~ strength anu ncsh Ia t1ror months every Ntsisr
appeared had no cough whatever, and had cntlriW
ceased to Tae blood and contrary to zoe titipn
OF some Of my trends the cure ms relnnnei lelina'
nent. have had hCuOirhngts from the lunss
and nN entirely free from catarri, from which hH
suffered much aud 50 long. the dot 81 Eratituor
owe tor the blessing have received ~ Your nard.
experience. that your incidence Wl master the worst
forms OF qt oious discas citarrh O. wen as throat
and lung disease nave recommended them 20 very
many, and shan ever spcak IN tlclr praise
wM II. SPENCER.
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