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srocK eAmBLER~ ouARRE1s.
Seller Of Pats and Calls Arrested-Two
Salts In the Marine Court.

VIM. Tumbridge, a stock broker, was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy sheriff Finn, on an
order granted by Justice McAdan Of the Marine
Court Patrick pInDeen, the plaintiff IN the suit
in which tine order was granted, says in his afi
davlt that on Sept. 4, 1870 he deposited $500 with
IumbrdRe. requesting him to buy for him 10
shares OF Erie Halfway stock at sl7 share. On
he same day Tumhrljge notified him that he
had bought the stock. IhereupOn Dinneen in
structod rumbridge not To sell the stock with
out his order, NJ the same time agreeing to put
up moro margin II the value Of the stock fell he
low Sl4 a share. TN Tuesday last Dinneen IN "
ing rendered Tumbridge the s12.62 due him
sion, and deOitng him with the $500 and inter-
est, demanded the stock. IumbrdQe rcttis ed
10 return the stock. Dinneen also alleges that
TurnoridRe sold or converted the stock to his
own use, ana refuses TO account for IL. Tum-
bridge deposited with the sheriff $1,000, the
amount Of the bail required, and was released
from custody.
The case Il Clyde II. Rambo against Richard
stock disagreement. On Dec. ~ plaintiff Dur-
chased Of the defendant a contract m the fol-
lowing words: mo. 2Wg}, n Wall street, New
Ork. Dec. 2, 1870 CLYDE NJ. RlmDo, SS.l3 We
which contract we hold subject to your order,
to be closed any time during thirty days at the
selling Price Of stock at the time Of closing.
thirty days spread on TWENTY-FIVE shares at Al
for call. Pacific Mail Steamship at 80 for put.
company capital stock expires ut 1:45 L. NJ. Jan.
l, 1870" The contract closed at profit OF 500
to the plaintiff, as admitted 10y the defandani,
who admits the contract, but claims that he has
not sufficient knowledge o. to the allegations,
and so denies the same. Justice McAdam pro-
nounces the answer false and the defendant
guilty OF duplicity, and holds that the defend
ants acts, TO all seeming. are dishonest; that he
must be held to his own words.
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BPAUNFFLs.- o. Weiuo- lay, April 5, Sophia, the
betuve4 wife Il \ tore Brtnaf. t.
Relatives aud frcn! Il are nvied attend the funerAl
T. ursd IS, -, ~ q, nt = ".
BARllkT - this cay. Apri g. stt'r fe~ hours
ninu.s, Vi pnt umu.la, William rauk Ia only son OF
Fr@tkhn an Bertha King Bartlett, aged months and
dye.
CKRR.-On Tue.dqv, April 4, Rose. the he owed wife
Of Bernrd re- sister Of Patrick Duffy, natye 81
k.k er-gh, cpuny Mn Wan, Iceland. geo % yeSrs.
Hcg rrtn-lus Nll be tnetu from he husbands reel.
crncr 500 III gv corner slsi S. on THURSDAY murnihg
gJ b.. he thuIcA OF Tie LplpuanN. II ave- ne
tween los H.H -i eth Whcrt &c lie ui.h Hiiss VII
d. fferrl fls iac rrautc hrr sSul IN from thence
d calvary tciutters a. j II. " The To- asyes art
IN nd. OF the family a. respectfully invited 10 tend
Wltn,nt tLrfurr aouc..
pWlEk-P"ip n"N-r only n q zoe ana lhos'
DIVER, aged N-ar, 70 40 m Int r, siid l. day.
Inc ificuas q tl'f uiN ltc go 4caird afcnu no
funeral ON Frdsy Apr nj oc.ock, from tac resi.
4cfOr q IA p.rsl.r ] 20 4 stN .uwHt.
HrGIits On aufii o.. ~ re- e. = i-1es.
IN re,,tN,s and trlcads r. respectfully invited to
stend tbs iunrra. "a Nor III ere resi- i'ne" 40 Mon
roe IT., uL Tu.l-d4 i, Ap - s, "a 10 O'cpCe A. VI.
s EGER. .itcl lc.- aid painful Illness, JJst N
stcsef, 10 ihe $50 r OF ni- a.
Tie rtittiNts 80 ~ ads respectfully invited 10
stirnd fuTDia from the late re- idrnce Of me 80
ceased, 100 Norfolk IT, ON Thursday at4rnO0E, ~
OtluNA.
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TO THE EDITOR Ct IHE SUS-Sir. Ia THE sUN
Of this morning Harry Il. MARKS gives The Right
kev Horato Potter some Information OF the Antece
deuts OF the Rev DR.. Isaac s. Nathans. formerly an
eminent Rabbi In the jewish Church, aud now eandi'
dae TOR holy orders the Pro eslnt copal ChUrch
In answer 20 Mr.. Markss statement permit me n say
that the time when the Rev DR.. lthans embraced
Christianity, similar charges were made ag tinst hln ~
jews TO tie Blpst Conference in THIS CITY, AM ~ that
bOGy thorough inyesugated the result OF which was
10 show that nothing OF KIND true. II isNel
known and autnenucnlly recorded hat Bishops Mean
der and AieN ndel, and Doctors Frauklu, hfsi hes,
and good many other Jews WHO have embraced chris
tahlly and become pillars IN the Onurch OF Christ mi
tant for their pe aud learning have been slandtred
and pelstcuted by jews who went even 80 faf ~ 10
bury tniges and Place tOmDstOnes them sgnifying
tnAt they are dead to Judaism.
II Is necessary Tor me 10 enter minute ALswer
10 the charges after they have been ln,esIis ted D.
competent nldy and found want nsi nut stfice II TO
t.Y that bishop Potter and the cl rgy Of the FpAcop
thurcn would not admit a stranger iato ftlOWthlp
wit out knowing Of his character ana rec rd
be ltNr the dry Dones Of the house of Israel have
hcru slrred by the COM ncms pr OF Gle Rev r Va
tnus brought forward from The T,Inui the great re-.
4 oas autaNriiy IN thc Jew.sl Church, mat Jesus ~
Na@rea Na- neir promised Aiesslsl N Ms sermon IN
or t'DIcu lHs : lul y, Re. pccttully Yours,
" utRLt House., April T. 1870. j. NJ. GOLDBERG,
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A Terrible Accident to IA Parry oil Peunayi-
Ynnin Sportsmen.

wanna HpOftsmth.
PINE GROVE, Pa, April 5-George Ball,
George lr!nk ani Warren Seulsy, OF this place,
hff4S returned Is sunday noon . srty went
our T. see Wuat had became OF them. They dis
covered the empty boat OF the hunters turn d
.is down against an island 800 yards
IRON tn outlet Of poad. A white rag was
u III. 3 f. o. d oush on tho island, and Il man
r". u.l..liy to his feet from among the
he a- fisnt Of tao party. Tue maa waved
naal ana sank back. Two sturdy men,
'fr uy rIt4gn anu Coyley, swan 70 tho
.Hd' ih" reutrd the boat aud brought tue
h" .oit. IL urNysd to be arTen scu y.
wounded b,ulY Ia he tuIgl, the hesn
~ p aFNy to he bono.
ga OFT d. Nuulanls were administered, ScullcY
s tu evening on saturday thcN udi
'''i i. tr o. ciuse to large nock Of
"" 49, b tle} brought tue swivel gun theY
I.i' lh range and Ired. Inc gan cNpluCci
i' Flc nuiHe, tnd eCuley Il neAL recOllec-
n " WIS hhuhg himself nOdting In the pond.
80" zoe "uat b1tium side UP some distance
1900 nllunI toward tho island. here was no
t'i 'I cite 4 MS conn auluns. By the rain in
K llt"t lrf ftdliry knew int he was - sounded,
"' o. ahd~ ~ 70 reach ths lsiand, Nhere the
,", $50 l"ueed lie then uound uD hs leg win
4 "Ih@ pl bus c"a FIRST DlastrTiug IL with mud.
a. "v tniihs, saved MIN from bleeding TO
H. ~ then hulsted hi handkerchief Oh
~ " "ln nied TOR the aid ne natural y sup
PI,eG would come.
lH@ -" c"nlades, he thinks. must have been
Et" ~ 'luhueJ bl the explosion, as they were
a. ~" E,oi swimmers ami would have saved
h. 'n'eNes Otherwise. Toe bodies OF the mlss-
"Sn nave not Yet Deeu found. h lux was -,
h-NS LlALsr
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A lost CHILD.
The story that Mount vernon Widow Teid
In n Weuchcster Court Yesterday


The custom of farming out" children
by the Commissioners Of Charities and Correc-
tion his crown to such M extent SINCE 'ne
abandonment OF the Founding Asylum on non
aail's island that Commissioner h'H"'h
agents In the country towns have sometime rs
r,,,, ma ao children under their care. DIR.
Conrad Weiss. Commii iJnor kchock AGENT III
,o,.,,, V,r,on. has had many children adopted
bv families In this city and elsewhere. In The
vestrnes,er County Court Yesterday Dr. Weiss
.,,,.,ed In answer to a writ OF habeas corpus
,ssn.d bv Judge clifford on the petition of Mrs.
v,if..a stcpncns, g good looking young widow,
~ Nount vernon. Sho alleges that DIR. w lss
cifh,r his corct alfd from her hef NiithI l'lct
stephens. Urtn ne KNOWS whetr ~ Is.
Sic told "a reporter Yesterday tht IN Ortoher
tqat being "a she supposed, uc.tr ter death. She
consented to nave mr. chil adopted LN re-
spectacle family, nud Knowing lr Wci.s's
facilities f0r nni.s homes or chudtcn she
.sked h,.i to attend to It. About the lst Of
Novcml or ne sent a woman, whn called herself
Nrs. smith. 90 MIS-. stephens house to look at
hef cnild she was a neatly-ciessed, middle
aged woman OF respectable appearance. and was
arcoup nied oy one Of Commis 'ioncs Kellocks
A.td nurses, who is known bv the name Of
"Charity." When Mrs. Smith saw the Guild she
was greatly pieascd with it. and strOh Il its long
Blonde hair, and admired it, clear omplexion
nnI Ozark eyes. She said the child must 30
HON with her. Nrs. stephens told Mrs Smith
that she might take her daughter home for a
ftw ddNs, and n she ciuns to her she would con-
sent to have her adVptcd bv MR.. smith. The
latter promised to return with 1t within three
Gay Yrs. stephens has not seen her Guild since,
90 h. uuahlc to ind hcr.
~. Weiss denies That he has ever had the
chld In his care, or that he ever asked Tor or
promised 20 take II. He said that the woman
who called herself Mrs. smith went TO Mrs,
stephens at the instance OF the nurse. "Ch IT.
itN.' If she hlC taken founding, the names
of the child and the adopting family would
have been ON record, lie says he does not
know who Mrs. Smith Is.
Commissioner kellock advertised In THE Sun
FOR the return vi the child, but no answer has
been received. "Charity" told Mrs. stephen.
that Mrs. Smith parted with her a. the Grand
Central Dcpot and went toward sixth avenue,
At another time sne said thut she went toward
Ihlrd avenue.
"ChrrltS's" landlldy recognized Mrs. Smit1
As "A nurse who, twenty years ago, wa- in the
employ Of Madame Russell, u physician III titi.
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YHE TSDIiN RING.
What Reproductive Pare Lenracd about
li.M-eli GIOin Niine,..

What Reproductive Pare LeHraod about
I.m-eli GOin wines.
WAsHiSGroN, Ap-ll 5.-The House Com
nittee on Indi-n Affairs to-day exaiolned K4lpa
Meeker, q correspondent q the Ncr lo'k
H.. "a. with reference 70 soms statements made
W aim concerning frauds Ia the India manage
meut. lie said thar he had no personal knoNl-
edge OF any. Dut had heard Of many such things
WI le L Fort Peck an elsewhere un the Missouri
river d few years 20, and had OtOuE some u
them t. he atten "a 90 members uf tis comlnit-
tee In th lac OF Lis eros -Aalliu zion Oy he-
preventative Page, 'he witness sail ttCt perspa
had expresssd to Lim belisf tEat from tue
manner IN v hich Mr, Pare cross ex1mlned Wit
urssr-, he P4erj belonged 10 an lnaiau Ring
III. l.e p,rauu had also told the witness tuat
stii lrother u.elnter Of Congress belonged 20
OIL luGiAu X NJ. TIE wl'hcsa Wg- then asked by
~ PAGE t. state the name OF IA, informant or
inform Ar. Ar SKIER decuacu T. do so, say
lns, vlln emphasis, that he would not ave
item away
Tue c, nmittee az this point adjourned, but
VII 1--we Alr. Mecker a-iln hctoie them. Mr.
Page says H. intends 10 press the question and f.,
Is Lccss-ar,, request action by TIE iouBS 10
compel an answer.
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beeyes to-day were lsY loHd, 500 lie t, manly
naive steers OF medium 10 fair qualify Pucss were
tuly &C. n. lower than reported last MONDAY, and
the uarkct closed with dull feeling few Of TIC
cholcest steers were sold a. llEa12c. NJ to dress
~ SJo he. TO the gross and lVads Of
very common Missouri cattle A. Sec n To dress 50
ms Otherwise the cN rene range wa g43llc. n
eress % D, rs. With about three oufls II the offer
ings sold ~ plSrt lObtc, to Dire : b6 n.
IL ceipts Of sheep we're 10 cars. 3l5t head maxim
3sly for two DAYS against 25ds for tie corresponding
time last week. Tue marx 1 not active, a. TO
sale OF mutton for the last two days been nitcd
but prices were tAsaucd nnl the offerings weru clos VI
out Common TO prime rtctp ranged from H9ic. 10
SIC n, with the bulk Of the transactions At fGt8c
n.
Recoipts Of hogs "a loads A493 head IN 10
ing OOJ3 for two DAYS. against s2SS for he
last week None IN sale live. CITY dres huga
were steady at lVyl@l0tc, & II. NO Western dressed
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THE sPRING DISPLAYS.
The Opening of BIaca, s,arr & Frost.

The onerlne of Black, Starr & Frost, success.
scr. 20 R.l, Bisck Co.. well atelGed during he
hours Tor fashionable promenade On Fifth avenue yes
uriay Th1 magnincence OF tho jewery aud plate dis
Played keeping with the elegant store which
theY hay, tAsen Ft avenu-, at the Of Twen
~ esntn stree Larger corrections Of jewels GENE ana
p4ate c.ui not n-ts t.e ltltctOAA for the con
ip.sstur 10 such ihngs as is where every ohnct Is
NuiA OF Tug GrtanI every gen fuu le.Vli %.
supposed beatty Lld cost Ga Mite white latin pad
Tor instance, were pear Iecstee, suspspdlns p, H.
uInt o! hrek4l diamonds, par Of sontairu earrnge
Two % ma crossss one iumento soft irf IN, AID
en- 'tt rDat-r1r.cd rear. tle y-lue Of the WAolo
over s"Lt 1893 tuls cui tct on u ouY sHupli Z
eYtUtals use. lue teste az pay the LIr-nget Mt
b. eF,Tf e-ss and CtsAeL " > Alulsi.e.
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Gcod Ncw- for Fl-hcrmen.

Old residents Of Long Island and Staten Island
predict good Asbing seasoa during the coming SUN.
ner Ia the waters surrounding New YORK. They base
tci opinion the fact that The winter has not been
sev re enouih destroy The crabs and other food that
The fish feed on cuylg their visit shores. Be.
sides We have had plentiful rains, which viii freshon
Up the water IN manner that the n hkc, on some
ps gts Of the foltIern coast Csuecay m Flor In tho
falns nave ureu hght the alter cOures cave run
inN ich have TIE effect OF living tne hth ~ tho
Nor,h e4rl'r than usual. Capt tullNuiL MI IA mas
ca, tho Great Kills n~Nerulan. aId McHsfs. Sanford
ynln aud Fence vet rani Of q rod Nua reei, VINO
fl tHhd waters, say that there VIII pfubtby
b. M ru snort tnaA uNe enjoyed IN NJ ny Yeas,
}. ,iay 10 c.u...pg theepsnead wedknshi b4ssi and
other game salt water FISH.
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WEDNESDAY. April 5.-Flour irregular. Low
favor M,nre,oi iaf Try ac,ive enasd. soniaern Snd
neal I5 c w,9ttf nTa Eye nns Sg S,rn
pegnne tiySesi % do shipping. es,ras Al " % IS
era "a ~ '9rk wheat tS4Gqt Mne,gia
t5.soess.s5i 40. bakers aud family brands, 5000
FAMILY branis ss@sa Rtc noHS. a sSaS5is. Western s
aud jersey corn ntal, 80 Sjds3iS.
spo ~ 5 mes s cssae Tpt '1s 90 90 d M
May, ,23 los Julc, fe32l July $3.50, and August,
i2stc for u estern do Lar opened easier but closed
S S { f5r ' pfc wseS VS. ana W dS5ee e
do snd for iutuie oolyerv 1000 tcs prime Meeern At
dressed hofs ldIseiOs.v.. FRESH efes sold fairy at
steady prices, quoted at 1ts17c dozen;
lands it,.c; 90 'baie, Fuiarc' decined i.sie'
,aiet 400 Bale closing at l5gS 3; tor APRIL lsi3e.
ceilts Al tnc port. TODAY, g o54 b les.
sGo,l 10. 50 Man SOFA tiii gIasee, q q,
rve;ti12ati14 Tor No. spring s12'@ 81 q for No
Mrwaukce .prins s. ioioied al .85@si.is. Oats
e S, se'e T., iolO ns a. 10 nAfa VEST
frsdcd mixed. m ~ DC. Tor White Barlcy-siics
q os. Barley max dui and nominal ORR arm; sales
mixed Tor ,a nxea w. srsae r a aSt r 1s
low OoSc n the track for southern white, aud Csc
.syNpREs-spirlts turpentine was again quiet. and
slightly easier at 4Olec Rosue though ia Hight requssJ
@.lss Pstrolegu va; dui. and fair, St. dy at sac:
and nominal grnin 10 Liverpool, nv t'ain I'D.
g,ali DO % 1re,gen, ny steam o. DO TO corS for
ders PSI 40 to Roiter lam 81 az to direct port Pr.
$500. WhisKey nrmer sales Of 100 pos. at si.isa
GRooERIrs-C onecs were very quiet. but firm at icl
2Oc for ko and ids 1880. Tor hanicalbo, both god
hhd', and 80 les, Ss'ec. ior refining CUBA " Sc lot
WIN jobbias .aes Raw sugars quiet out STEADY st7iI
@7sgc for air to good refining Cdoa sales Of gao nhd.
hned stogdy Al lu4Rit9sr for harris.
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ABoUr 4 DIAMoND RING.
A Jewcler Accused Of Trying 10 Extori
Money Ii oiu IIO;ei Keeper,

Money ii oin Ho;ei Keeper,
Charles \. Peed, proprietor Of the
PierreaOnt House, IN Brooklyn. went with his
wife and daughter t. the 'welrY establishments
OF Tannenbaun, at -! iowery. Mr.. Peed wish
ed ms wife to see Il peculiar ring. The store
was, he sAys, obstru,ted by rufians, and Mrs.
lesd ami his daughter were upprehenslve Of
danger He asked 90 be shown the ring, and
the jewelief placed tray upon the counter.
Many Of the rsceptacies In the tray were, ac-
cordipg TO Dir. Peed, without rings. lie
pointed TO the peculiar ring, which wss yet
In the case, and the jewelier tanned with
the evident intention OF selecting II from
the lot. A moment later Mr.. Pevd was con-
fronted by SIR. Iauuenoaum with the accusation
that he had stolen ring from the tray. He de-
mended 10 ue searched without delay. ana the
jewener said that he must send tor ~ e police,
adding, according TO Mr.. Peed, that unless $50
was pdia at once, that an arrest would De the re-
suit. Mr.. Peed. with his wife anu daug ter,
were taken to tue Mulberry street police station.
There tney We're all selrched, but the ling was
Hot found, and Taunenhaum said that ne would
prefer no charge. Tue Feeds were released.
Mr Peed procured Il warrant for the arrest OF
T9uue nOaum on charge of attempting to eXtort
money, an yesterday the case was called for
examination before Justice BlxuY. IN INC Iumbs.
Through ala agreement Of counsel, the case wa
dj9uIued FOR one week. lanueunaum. the
ieNelier, /. uutcr indictment on q change VI 10
CelNilg stolen goods.
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The house Of Ear.ch n Co. sustained their
ws earned reputation for tate arc enterprise ~ tnr
OF, ming YESTERDAY Every department wa exception.
ally bHl ant and elegant IN TIE Inc goods dsp aged
bnt ia ht sui aud millinery depirtmcnts TIC mpurtr
ton. al lru Let on1 rVaei thJte oi TN m!at ta.-
iOl. be roadway huLscs Ia fc ,ne mp rite SUITS
IN silk o4nesd, bi lctde, Lou me- easn ere denrge,
mi the new sprn2 iHgrcs paced the dressiuthlts
CrI arurAt 81 tbs LDu on pr Whi tLe oa'rs ttt'
lhAf I'm. lcst hcutes n New Or. 10 te prices Al
Wl,lIn The meanf OF adles II n,O-ef. r. lucas,
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DIR. >. Vi. Lands Challenges the shakes
pearean STARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sir Since
George, the Count Joann's my friendly competitor
does feel ned 10 carry out ths conditions VI
either tae " Hamlet challenge made by myself. nor
the Rcasrd ILL.," challenge, made by him and accept
ed on his own conditions by me- now extend a cha
lengc to Messrs T. L. ,voupOrt, Lawrence Barrett
other snnktspeAreln STR, 10 compete win NE Tor
the belt IN Richard III Or Hamlet" or 0olh, 90 be
PLACED ines me- evening IA alternate acts, for Two sue
cessNe performances .or 500, or S'oJl or Tor the
pIucrtds ari-ln- rom one ~rcN,s periorintnces
Lct Us h we champOnship ths EiOliOus Ceatennill
year. Go VII come ~ IL, ahd IL VII Orguten ~ the
inellerts 81 dramauc stars Honor aud algnity shall
rule tie performances ana he VINO 10 fraiu Of ru-
mtiHg any question or vocation 70 cupctit On o. free
die u.slOu, l. mNrc n love with his own "a rits and
op III than W4tu truth aud sail WHO dare DurAie
on tue IhcspiAn afnior ami meet ne on thr noAr'r
S. NJ, LASpIs, NJ. ID.
AnrlpuuA Anrl 4 1874
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Some OF Mr.. Pierre Loriiard's horses were sold
by auction yesterday at the mart at Broadway and
Thnty-rinth street. TGore WIS large attendance OF
~ fuieu rhe sales were folows Persuador to C..
II Robbins for t2lO Canwcll Abner Grimm Tor llS5,
Atlas 10 r. Il, llnAaktr tur $780, shorthand 10 On I'll 4
Cudnt for S2JO, aud Merlin 20 j. c. Drty gu flr 500
co. NcDlule sod ID, c. 40 Charles n OicoU Tor 500,
Oakaud tHOyear Oid 10 &. N. struny Tor SlpJ All
otlel To Joan Mlhah for slO anu Colossus mare TO
AI-L I'm
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PnlAprLrnlA. Apnl 8. Sc.


To THE EDITON OF the SUN-NW. UoIoV
ing th,t my nuduous fehoS counirman oert
Bucnanan lnakihR tie necessary allowances for his
poe,cl cxagyerauous) has struck the right chord In
hi- aufinns 10 the merits and tne needs OF Walt Whit
mani iully approaching Mr.. Mhi1mans services ahee
N cause Of literature and humanity ana sincerely
believing that the ntaft ~ the great American PEE pie
IN gem raj and the New YORK pubic m particular VIII
BE- quick e. resi- ond generously Ia thus te extremity
one IN most ORIGINAL Wrirrs and beet neh ~ the
country, fce holOrcI IN taking tns opportunity u
II icbi Offering my theatre ana my company for any
natiu6c performance Tor the Oeneht 81 Ar. wal Wit.
man O Ut given at fuCh date OF Ills authorized
trltnus u.Ai DIES gnate Re. necuullf NOurs,
MATT MORGAN, ~ cum Iaeatre'
YORK Aurlb.
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ALIfe thai NIirht bnve been Saved.

Abble Enos, a six-year-old daughter OF VIM.
En g. of Five Corners, Jersey city Heights, swal'
lowed thnble on Tuesday evening. II lodged IN her
Iuat, and tue surgeon, Nisned to cut OPEN hnr Wind
PIPE TO eXtrlct ~, her pIPents objected Tue grl
died cgtcrdlY OF LuhOcatOn.
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Gen. Dix Believes thai is cisey was Murdered

IL mink It was IN 1874" SAID Gen. John A. Dix
to a reporter last evening, that employed one q
PnSeHons deeetlYss to fAthon tne kelsey mystery m
Hlnungton. Tbs detective Mas bssy for tArco months
or longer, aud he made ropoft which IA nlel m tle
Executive ChtM1if 10 a lOaly. II ottettly m de 10
ninc Mt, ara lnt.m4ted no cOnclusios do not re-
M rnDer us str0Ag poinisi Indeed. aYe allowed tAe
vnOlc subJ ca u pass fOl ny minh, bu | rc nemDtr
NY opinion WAS tqat krls had been murde ci.
psha~ 20 said lne G~nera indicating by MS tone tnat
any otheT OpniOi IN ..nsiCa, "hohody outside OF
Hunun.tO ton believes that lie sef 10 awe"
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CLARK -swiFr.-On Eco. Is, b. the R,v. 9, r Hal
sel, .ngr, 70 20 81 go, a.. swlf,, all Of Brookyn.
1kl - -,iEANGLWAl.-At .lc resilencr Of the
brides iher. March 81 10y the Rev W. :. VI kes H..
YORK.
PENNY oRTHRUP.-o Fridsy March 81. At mo
residence Of the brides sisttr, Oy the Rev g. Fuller,
HeLI { PeEny u Mis- El. dauSltet Of ID. B. North
rup. ESQ. al OF THIS CitN.
WRIGHT -DOu ihEETY. on Monday. ri INST, At
The Churcn OF -. Lawrence lest 81 81, by the nv
/. AChatd James '. hrisht TO Mary j. DougheIty.
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II you have a discharge from the nose, often
eve on uaprw Sc pdttmi loss of the sense OF tn IL
flste or lrrrlu, ewes wilcTy or wcak teel dul ahd
stnpld OF ae hiatcd pam IN the neal TAX
cold rllI, YOU may rest assured that YOU nay" IA" ca
trim. Trui-An1s annually, without manitesuns nan
Of ne above syutu., terminate IA consumption and
A M inc crave No ti-e g II - 60 unOn more &c.
cepttse OF ices pndC .toua by pnyslcsn- l1frte,
{ TIA lstl.i a. hs4.cN. Sp"i lIf iiAiTLi 'Neld
M tue Head" OF Catarrhal Headache. iap
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IN state bonds the only recorded snles were IN AlaNp
ma s.. oi 1850 al aoi. As, ourl u.s. .yAs ou-i., 4l-l
shares Drou-u ~ and $40" ana Leather 49, i,tl
road fecurif.es reflect 10 moderate abe, with the
rinci transac ions foll 'ws en- sgQcthe hhaO
ists, coupon on, 81 .5i4i tmcsg1, Rock Island asa
Pscinc As. imi. Sew Jrfs Central 1t. new 49,
Milwaukee ana ST. Pau consOida ed slL6lug fuad, Sil
chicago ana Nortiwestern con,e iiatet upon gold
huud., .2,; Eue ads, lu3, hudson MFer -, slnkiHg
tlnd 40, south Pac ie H.! road nonGs q Missouri,
C0al Toledo Peoria aud warsaw Isle v est
tri DIVISION, 81 Great Western lsts, 1883, %
Lehsn ana W d. onso mated Ni'i Now Jersey Cen.
tai uYtrtihie, 100 Bu-toL, Hartford mi kre lists,
a2'e MhNsnkte an 81 Pau. con.ulidtrd sinking
fund $50 Mlw4uker ana 81 Paul L. and NJ. avis
g3a.t e.. PmncsyIlIe ana AS. new, 1885, Nurtl MIS-.
SCUM lst O5a Cen.tai Pacific gold honds, lOs3 Cen.
nc l-'s lo''a Unto Paclnc sinsinr funl, gl44 PITS
burgh Fort Wa and chic lists, IlSi l. IuisYllle
lOO4j Houston and treat No. them lsts with Interest
oer,iAcAtcs, 6s
pace q btoc4s tO-4aY we're