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PRET4ILING PRAYER.
MR.. MoOpY's REMARKS AT THE noon MttiiNG
OF THB AI-PRAYiNG FOR CHRIST sAhE
AND IN CHRIsTS NAME.
;. ~. DERBY.

MR. NoOpy's REMARKS AT THE NOON MttfiNG
OF Tip RrNIvAI-PRAyING FOR CHRIsIS SAKE
AND IN CHRIsTS NAME.
The noon er-meeting ut the HIPPO
drome was held in the large han yesterday,
and, with the exception OF few seats ia inc
upper gallery, all the chairs were occupied
There were over 5000 persons IN the room Inc
attendance of ccreymen was larger than usual Among
the number were the Rev. Drs Anderson liolne ross
Miller. Tying Omission and Rogers, the Rev. Mc'srs \.
G. Arnold John Johncs George II. Hepworth, DAVIS,
Chalin Granger, Herr, NcAlstor, Reid Murphy, ana
Virgin, and George \. Bel and Charles NJ Morton vi
Brooklyn MIR. Moody continued his remarks on IRE
Valing Prayer He said;
have already spoken " SOM ~ the conditions 81 pre-
yaIling praycY There are oilers would name. We
must make snpilictlons 90 tle name OF 'hliH' ~
il written in Joln We ask ANYTHING IN My nan' M
icyiug W. shall receive" T.osc words are truth. We
must all rsiNcfs tie name of ID" N"l "i ''"
Jh,rc Il no o. her under heaven whereby We can ho
saved. Then must make oar PHtr- Tor IL thhr
We pray great deal Tor our own sakc-oSrii'r 700
mucn But II We ash Tor CHRIST eaLr. COG WI ilsMVI
us Tor likes have iIs S"n h"not'' else Iir WIZ
Il We want 10 % asn Col ihlak o ~, LII
II We attempt to do anyinng ~ orr own way W. , M
fil but II ret self out Of the wa ana 40 e,ris l
IN Chlist's name the hrsslnes VIII come I'"' ia"
John worked IN thii-t~ maine.
After prayer nv Or. I, NJ AMI remarks by Drs Ornis
! ton and Foss, the i7th hymn was given ont ana MI
Moody called attention TO the hith verse beginning, TO-
with of Jesus 10 the dying" NJ Sarh'i, ne
fo1e singing related The story OF tho conversion "i Young
man IN Great Britain. The meeting closed with Silent
prayer.
To-day the prayers will be for persons addicted 10 The
use Of strong drink with address 10y Nj Moody IT'S
desired that The requests should ice limited ihiS sub
icrt. on sunday morning there will bc meeting Tor
Christians o'clOcN and lasting forij i've Minutes
tickets h.ing necessary for ADMISSION Sp cal cr' Ices
for women and men Viii be held al and o'clock T. M
~ last sunday.
Tine Committee Of Ariang, in,nts have issued ear"
saving: II ~ proper that the Committee should III
form Won that the expenses for carrying on The meetings
al the TIippodrome viii amount 10 1T least Sioono TV
meet this large sum the Committee must rely solely upon
voluntary subscriptions. Neither Mr.. Moody nor VII.
-ankcy receive anything for their eryiccs, nor are they
in any way. directly indirectly interested Ia any
profit resulting from the sale Of hymn books II you ie
disposed 10 contribute this work. please send TO J.
Pi,rpont Morgan No. - Wall--t."
IL, ST. Woodgs >iala aad E-ea,ng s,r'r, S'"' iogr
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and Congress may easily give the privilege Oh con-
vertlng our SKIES into fvcs by appropriate iegisia-
tiop We need not contract orr eTcenbacks until o
are ready to substitute gold for paper. Our avowed
intention TO resume at the day fixed, the
contraction incident to our growth ana our
monthly accommodations, will keep down the
premium and pave the way 10 resumption.
On the day prescribed last year by Congress the ac-
cumulated gold may be exchanged for grecnDacks,
and specie payments at once resumed. 1t Is possible
that our annual surplus may, with the vibrations oil
trade vary little from the estimates given, but II
il at any time moves too slowly We may accelerate
its growth by reducing the excessive taxes on spirits
and by lowering the war duties on silks. gloves and
cigars. which are not needed by our manufacturers,
and which tend to depress commerce and encourage
smuggling reducing our revenue some thirty NIL
lions yearly. Should it he urged that an early re-
turn TO gold will Cypress those who have contracted
debts under the paper currency, the answer that
may be made is You have acted with yonr eyes
open and had good reason To expect that the nation
would redeem its promises, and ii has already gwen
You great delay. Many mortgages originally made
in gold have been paid in paper by the indulgence
of the Government. The funds received have been
lent again and shoud bc paid in gold. The man wio
sustained his country by taking her notes when IN
distress should when his rescued country is able TO
meet them, be paid in gold. If England and France
issue their bonds at Il discount or in deprecated
paper they redeem them at par, and America VIII
improve her credit and reduce the burden OF her III
tercst By following their audable example
yc,r.y York. Feb 2. 1876 t. II. DERBY.
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TuE CANAL. ROARD.
THE CANAL APPOINTMENTS CONSIDERED IN LoNG
g. PRIVATE DEMONSTRATIONS AND BUFFALO

THE CANAL APPOINTMENTS CONSIDERED IN LoNG
d. PRIVATE EssIONS-NEw-YoRK AND BUFFALO
MN HEARD ON THE SUBJECT OF THE TOLLS.
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Canal Board held
session today. All the members present AS the
canal appointments expected to he announced the
corridors Of the state Hall and Auditors room were
thrOnced by a crowd Of expectants. The Lieutenant
Governor offered resolution that the State Engineer
and Surveyor be requested TO report to the Board the
amount due to W. J. Mowry, contractor for the Black
Rock haTbOr work.
Mr. Ross Of lion heard on the question OF bridge
across the canal that place. II appears that an apo
pation of 900 was made for the erection OF the pro-
posed bridge nearly years hut by reason OF the
danger that the would incur land damages no steps
were taken i'm the work. The matter on motion re-
ferrel To the Committee on Constitution.
The State Engineer and surveyor offered resolution
IN REGARD to the BrdIve. sewers, in bualo which was
referred for the Attorney General TO inquire INTO the
lsgal rights O the state in the premises
The model Of an improved lOck-gate was then tN-
omned by the Board. after which. on motion of the
Lieutenant Governor, the Board went intOprlVae session
on the Canal appointments After some hours spent
therein the Board took recess. =,
Recovering of 800 D. m, committee from the Pro
,luce Exchange Of New-IOrk City appeared, and MI
UazlctoD OF the committee addressed the Board at some
irlVth IN regard the canal Oils for the ensuing year
The Tenor OF the address To the effect that II would
be had lev increase the rates OF last year, ana III
order 10 retain the canals, aud prevent It's
diversion other dir ctOus and markets. the rates O
last year should be continued.
committee from the Buffalo Board OF Trade was also
heard. .-. -. , go
the rcopcning of the doors adjourned until Tomorrow
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A CLERK ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT.

On Wednesday, about $50 D. m, Detective
James Kealy Of the Central Office, arr sed john T..
Brown clerk at Caswel, Hazard Co- drug store, at
No. 1888 Broadway, on a charge Of embezzcmeni.
Brown has been the employ Of this firm for about
seven years About two years ago the firm began 10
suspect him. and set "A watch him, hut, finding that he
WAS watched he very careful aud WAS not caught IN
any dishonest on Wcdnc sday. however he was de
tectod In the act Of appr0prains 81 BILL The cashier
Of the firm says that Blown would bIing him bill I"
change for customer and would then give part of the
change Ia the AMI put tie rest IN hs poe krt
n mi. manner lac would apprOpri tic from ~ Ia - daily.
lie was taken To the Wasn stOn Place Police Court YES
terday morning aud held in default Of 500 bail 10
answer.
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the consider OF the remainder Of the bill Tne 1ues
fon was taken on Mr.. Wortl's Amendment, ana IL was
adopted by 80 to A., party vote. Tho Committee roso
In The Hose Mr. WORTH moved that the bill be ordered
20 a third reading ,, o.,osod Oh a
Nessrs. MCtiROARTY, LYON, ara bhADlbi olP"es" Inv
motion. Mr.. WORTH sustained II.
Mr. TALMAGE followed Oh the other SIDE 49,.
Mr. OGDEN spoke ut length against he pretsn. I'm
of caring for tho poor OF Kings County, end urged Inc
passage Of the bill. -, -., hill,
was ordered The hi was ordered to third reading ny
"a yeas 10 So nays Mr. Graham beng tho only Republic
can voting in the negative.
The Senate refused resolution for amended
so ms TO adjourn from Friday week for next Friday
The House non concurred by a vote of AZ to II.
Mr. SMITH reported resolution TO amend the Constltu-
ton prohibit appropriations to sectaran schools
A recess was taken till 1880 T. NJ.
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BIrRGLARIEs AND TMEFTS.

About a. m. on Wednesday the premises of {. H..
Robertson Washing and Twelfth St, were entered
and clothing and ewcry. valued at $50. were stolen
quantity of rope valued at 500 AMI coat Vnea az 20
were stolen on the night of Feb - from two belonging
10 the Haven aroal Co, at tho dock at the foot OIL
Wills Harlem RIVER.
Hrrar- forced Open door 81 the apartments ~ Mrs
ElmIua iuslrr No 1000 TLrtavc, between and y.
carried clothing valued at $50.
The a. tmens Of Richard, the second lo"r 81 NO
entered by sneak thieves Ncin' say
the temporary absence OF the tni al
Clothing nd to the mt OF 1909 sOii
Wl,aIn EraZiey Grimes, and william j. henderson
were Ia yesterday at Paterson Nj 1hty Lad
entc,d Louis ErhCr oil Paxton ST. toward the canal pre-
ne taking Ia police station and Then knocked him
senseess They robbed him Of small amount OF money and
i'm their gerness II he had more, had torn his
clothing Ia pieces
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KINGS COUNTY CHARITY COMMISSION

An adjourned meeting of prominent citizen.
was held yesterday afternoon in the Brooklyn Academ
OF Music to take action in regard TO Reorganization =,
the Kings County Commissioners of Charities Anon.
those present ex-Poce Commissioner Kaufman +
]. Van Nostrand, Samuel Mclean the Rev. Dr. Farley
ex-Aldermen shpman and Richardson, exJudge Iott
Tunis @. Bergen, william Boeckel, Mayor Schroeder
SUPERVISORS Williamson and Strong, Alderman French
and Demas Barnes. Mr.. Van Nostrani occupied the
chair Tue committee 10 which was referred the consd
Grafton of Mayor schrOeders b which proS ded for thu
appointment Of IL Commissioners OF charities Reported
revised bill with Important amendments. The amende
bill provides for the appointment OF nine Commissioners
BY the County Judge. They to be called Governors
and are to serve without pay When II before the
meeting the report OF the Comm ttee was adopted with
only a Jew dissenting yo motion that a committee
of five should be appointed 10 take The amended bill 10
Albany and urge its passage was los II was decided
that tile committee should forward IL 10 the Hon Jacob
Worth with the request that lie should urge s i'm ate
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THE DEER PARK TRAGEDY.

There was considerable excitement in and
about Babylon l. l., upon the declaration OF the verdict
holding David II. Skidm0re for compcii in the Deer
Park tragedy IL has been intim9ted that other VII.
nesses might have forward with important testi
mony had they not feared violence Fl the skidmore
boys in case the verdict should clear them. When the
verdict was announced TO David he exhibited some Der
m baton but aftcrward resumed his usual ind ner.
epcc The officers immediately BEGAN searching for tbe
negro VIM Henry Wood, who implicated BY the yer.
diet, bur whose name was puTposely Withheld. He dis
sppeared before the close Of the inGueet hut
captured yesterday afternoon at Amityyie, l.. t. by
Constable Weeks. He : emed 10 feel much concerned
abut his arrest eat but little during the day and re-
fused to talk lie has very bad record hayin been
connected with the JEFF Lawrence" gang of negro
burglars, which had its headquarters AZ RldgewOod
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Leut. Joseph MOrthan.
Surgeon John II. Clark paymaster H. W. Allen, e Der James
NJ fogg and saimaker Step Seaman ordered 10 tho
stOreshp New Hampshire at Norfolk. Va Boatswain Alex
andr McCone Ii ordered Ia the Navy ard at Norfolk, Va
Lieut James Miller detached from the M0nong ahea and
placed waiting orders Assistant Surgeon - W. Bottle,
hon the Naval Hospital at Chelsea, Mass ordered TO the
soresbip New Hampshire Boatswain EDWARD Hugh.s Is de
tached IRON the Navy Yard at Norfolk, Va aud ordered
the storeship New HaDpsre Carpenter 1Aaac Ii
ordered from the Navy at League Island PenD 10 the
a HsIppAhirv,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Feb 17.-In the Supreme Court OF
the United Stat's today;
l53The Board Of County Commssoners Of the Comfy
OF Iarenie, appoilanis ag Inc Ead OF county Connis
by Mr. W H. steele OF counsel fl the appellants aud by Mr.
A. for the appceer, and concluded by Mr. W. H.
steele for the appellants.
l541ho Republican river Bridge Company plaintiff In
error agt Tho aIra. kairoad
began by Mr. H. McBIaney. OF counsel Tor the planun in
Adjourned til 10 morrow Mt ~ o'clock.
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KINGS COUNTY CHARITIES.
epJRITED DEBATE ON THE BILL TO ABOLISH ih'
PRESENT BOARD PROGRESS GAINED By slhiCi
PARTY VOTE,

spJRITFD DEBATE ON THE BILL TO ABOLISH THE
PRESENT BoARp-pRoGREss GAINED By STRICT
PARTY VOTE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE1
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE party lines were tightly
drawn for the first time III the Assembly to-day on
Mr. WOrths bill legSlating out OF Office the present
Kings County Board of Charities, and providing Tor
the appointment of new board of twelve members
by the Mayor The debate was long and animated,
Messrs Talmage and Lyon opposing the measure
and Messrs. Worth, Ogden, higgins, and suydan'
favOnng il. In Committee OF the Whole the oppo-
nents of the bill succeeded in preventing final action,
and report of progress was made; but IN tue House
Mr. Worth made motion 10 disagree Wild the re-
port of the Committee, and order the bill to thid
reading. ITpon this the debate broke out again.
Mr. Worth said that the bill proposed to legislate
ont of Office five men who prostuted their Offices
the only remedy by legislative act the other side
has sought to make this partisan question; but
the bill is not partisan in its features, because IL
provides for non partisan Board in place of par
tsan Board which stinks in the nosrils OF the peo-
ple. The Republicans, lie said can afford to make
IL party question. for its object Is 10 secure
economy and save large sums to the taxpayers OF
Brooklyn. Mr. Talmage called the attention OF the
House 70 the fact that these men had been elected
only in November last, and that to remove them
would set aside the verdict of the people MI Brad
lev also opposed it, He was answered by Mr.. Ogden
who quoted from the report of Dr. OrdronauX IN
support of hi, assertion that the system of Brooklyn
charities should be torn up by the roots. The pre-
yous question was finally ordered, and strict party
vote of CO 10 SO carried Mr. Worihs motion. The
only execution was Mr. Graham of Monroe, W no
voted "No" on the ground of opposition TO the sys-
tom of contract labor in public institutions.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Feb 17-At meeting of
ladies' held in ts city to-day at the residence OF Mrs.
Howard Townsend il proposed TO forn Centennial
Committee 10 issue apuca from Albany the capital
asking the co,peration ~ the women throughout the
State in hendng banner bearing the dfns ana motto o
the State 10 represent them III the Woian- iill VI the
apprOaching Centennial Exposition.
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pRoMINENT Arrivals.

ETDb freuue HOtPi-PrOi benjamin Ielrcc VI , n"
40 Ma and TIysses =. Grant, IT.; BIerOOr ngossr
Franklin H. owcn President OF the Pm aielpna p a lane
80 ~ ,i,J 1o,npany 81 James Mr. -Ihe XIV 'a ~,
Fireman Clarke Of Boston .GrfId H1teIi rranee nj
die " Hartford .GiisSH Hohe-Iho h,'. ~
Montreal clarendon HOfet-Mrs sco,tSlihohr'
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~ first and Forty second SITS. sick. We was taksn IA ~
Twentieth Precinct station house. but died aftoryss
Jacob Dali driver of dirt cart for TIE Police n,
pertinent fell from his cart yesterday morning and
and severely injured -"
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It was Cheyenne small boy who was being
talked by suay school teacher On -ins ami aitis
q. the body ana was asked: "We my son, what have
you besides this sinful body" Quick thought the
nrchin responded "A clean shirt and nice pair Of
bIecches'
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HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY. AT HUDNcTs ~
BROADWAY
esm3i'. Noon. "a So m; 3f' slan 90 'V'
Elghe,t dnr1ns Lha nav. "a Lowes %
Average. 500 same Gay, 1870 1IS'
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fAnnouuc cmeDts.

Has your child been burned? Apply DIAL.
LEY's magical PAlS Extra FOR, and give instant ree
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3lADNnN.Ntu
aggregate.

This accumulation will yield us $IGJ,O00'OOO,
which we require, enough to carry the gold now III
our Sub-Trcasury from its present amount to an az
gregate OF $500, 100000. With the grecnbacks and
postal currency reduced TO $25O,00O,O 900. and the
banks required to hold 100000 900 OF them in re-
serve. il will be easy for the Government to meet
any call for any portion of the $3.50, 100000 out
standing. But further safeguards may be adopted.
Power may be given to the Secretary of the Treas
ury to issue in any exigency its exchequer bills
PAYABLE in 60 days. at interest Of 1868 per cent,
which will command funds at any time and avert
any attempts to stop specie payments. In the inte-
rior gold may be drawn from the mines or from
abroad. We have sources to supply us with the
reouisite gold unrivalcd in any other country.
Our mines yield us 100000, 900 annually and are
becoming more prolific. BY using half their product
and the gold imported through the Custom-house,
OF by immigrants we can by June, 1879, secure all
we require and if necessary anticipate portion.
What we must do is to continue the conversion OF
our SKIES into ives These may now be issued at q
premium, which will add $2O,0OO,00O or $780,
600 900 to our gold. We have waited long enough
for an opportunity to issue bonds at four per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
STATEN ISLAND.

MDDLErOw>.-Thc increase of taxation in
this town is gardcd with considerable alarm Lat year
tie rate Was ,i mills; This year it is - mi L.. Values
have been 9,scsscd this year, aud yet tho amount
~ tax Is one third hlher In addition Eigewator has TO
pay special Canal tax, which will amount 10
about s much tie Village lax. The whole levy for
ylr and fowl rNp. This year il alout 10000 iOr
the Town. Sioo for the village, $4,000 Tor the sewer.
and : IT, 900 ior schools, 81.
ToIrr>SHIT.-The funeral Of the late Capt A. II.
wood took place yesterday from lis late residence
Nins services also held ~ II. Paul- VI thodi-
Episcopal Church al wnicn capt. Wood WAS trustee,
cnniuctcI 10y the Rev. j. l.. Daley and DR.. Crane the
Presiding Elder The lnt.Iment made at the Beth
l,hcm Burying ground. where Masonic rites cclc
britod by District Deputy Grand Lecturer BOak, as
sisted by the Rev. NIr. Vail
RI, ilMpNp.The people ~ staten Island are making
preparations, Tor the celebration of Mash gtOns Birth
av Rusincss generally viii bc suspended, and in the
evening there will he various entertainments
dramatic performances. concerts, 3c.
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING the gale on Tuesday about
scycn feet gable tDd &" house, owned by Charles
FORSTER GA Fourtlst., blown in, causing $3.50 dam
age.
GRAvurvuIF- The First Baptist Church, which called
pastor at the bcgnn Of the year. It, about 10 dismiss
hun, Ing unable 10 pay ms salary.
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TIE QUESTION SETILED.-WIsTAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY NE remedy FOR Coughs and Colds 50c 81
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LONG ISLAND.

HrMrsrEtp.-Thc recent shooting alIay at
the Bay Il thus explained: For some time past Large
quantities ~ had been stolen and strict watch
hal been in.tutcdby the owners win view TO catch
ing the dcpredators ON Sunday Joseph Mott John
Watts Archer Parkinson, and Others, in tue enI 10y OF
II,nry Mott 1T Christian Hook, while watching from The
ns, discovered samuel Wright and Gilbert Rhodes on
Nj Mnit~ bed aid - alleged shot AT theu The
two M, Immediately ashore and made complaint
brfor ia lice johnson against The persons III the house.
charging them with intent Ia Kill. Upon arrangement
the Justice held them without bail to await the ne tion OF
the Grand Jury Int subsequently they were taken he
lore County Judge Armstrong al Jamaica, AMI admitted
To- BAH ia : 800 each.
BAmLON-The south gale of Tuesday was the
most severe that la- hfn experienced on the Great
south Bay years and did grrat deal of damage IA
#, tx pro erty Sanniss aud other docks were badly
damaged. The STEAMER surf owned by Mr.. +-mmis, and
nee. carrying pl-'urrF Ia Fire Island, uroken
irnGt hc, mouring- ard va, barely saved from beng
DASHED she beach where sh" would probably have
gone u pieces No serious disasters, however, occurred,
- "a "a at present known.
NCWIoWS.'fhe ladies of =. James, Episcopal Church
have Organized ud Ia AID the poor BY the distribution
~ provisions and cluthus
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NEW-JERSEY.

ELIzABETH.-The City Attorney reported to
the City Council on Wednesday evening that tue city
could not free itself from the contract with the Gas Com
pany FOR lighting the city lamps nor could the city put
our the lamps and then reght them with anything else
than the COmpany's gas....lhe ihrd fTcsoy .crlhn
Church on Wednesday evening extended uhahiihouS
call To Tie Rev. Edward &. Ray Of New-lork
PITFRsON-Tncre were II deaths during the present
month A horse and wagon rolled down The elnDanK
Inent ~ the Grand It. cut, the owner MI WALKER OF
Main It.. aud his SON. having narrow escape as tley
he'd aghted only minute previously. The horse was
killed and the wrecked. \ young man. employed
AT Dagger Row. bobbiD works, hal ms mana nearly
mt olt ~ the wrist with a buZl-saw yesterday
TSrOS IIuf.-Charlcs Moore, leader Of the gang OF
rougl. know NodOcs" held IN 81 900 ball yes
to-day for atr0cioIs assault Oh his sister.
WrsT IioBOKtS.--Iamcs Higgins, while driving along
hc IIackcnsack plank road yesterday, thrown from
IN wagon and his arm was broken.
Ct ,EInoNT-Au engine the cw-Jerscy central
Rairyay Jumped the track Wednesday evening" AMI
travel WIS delayed until midnight
RrrIuERToRD PARK.--After April !. the name Of THIS
place viii be Rutherford, the word "Park' being
dropped. .,.