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THIS TIME IN JERSEY.
How n Contractor Developed a Bia Bonanza
by Painting Lamp Posts.

Investigation into the conduct of the
Jersey City Police Commissioners in awarding
contracts for painting lamp posts shows that
ex Public Works Commissioner Ingwersen has
been favored for two years with the work. Ac-
cordlng to vouchers and bills, running from May
10 10 Dec. II, 1870, Dir. Ingwersen has been paid
si,1s32O for PAINTING 30l9 posts and baskets and
24i7 lamps. This is at the rate Of sl.20 for each
post aud basket and AZ cents for each lamp,
making Sl.6S for all. The Jersey City charter
stipulates that no contract exceeding $500 shall
be given without advertising for proposals. II
has been proved that no notice was published
calling for bids for this work. and the whole
business was quietly done, but executed so as TO
eyade the law. The bills were sent In monthly
II ia also evident that Mr. Ingwersen parcelled
out the Job to Journeyman painters, 10 whom he
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THE STRIKE Ar BAY RIDGE.
A Concession that "a Few Men Accepted and
the Minority Rejected.

A Concession that "a Few Men Accepted and
the Minority Rejected.
The difficulties between the employees
and contractors OF the New York, Bay Ridge
and Jamaica Railroad were yesterday partially
settled by the paying of Of the workmen by
Messrs. Beard and Hanlon, the contractors, with
the understanding that they could return to
work at the contractors terms. All were. paid
for seryices rendered to date at the rate OF 81 "A
day. Many OF the men resumed work under the
original contract, but the greater number re-
NAMED out, 1he contractors say that they WIN
by outsiders. =.
In reference TO tho low rate OF waees-Sl a
day-Mr. Is. ard said that II Is tho standard
rate for such work In this part OF the country,
aud that In many places only ninety cents paid.
Tho men, on the other hand, say that they arc
RECEIVING starvation wages, aud are unable TO
support Themselves and families. They would,
however, have continued work, they say, at TINS
IN
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SOOY SENTENCED.
Three Years imprisonment for Embe2zlina
Forty-Seven Thousand Dollars.

FOriv-Seyen Thousand Dollars.
Josephus Sooy, Jr., late Treasurer Of New
Jersey, was arraigned for sentence in Trenton
yesterday for the embezzlement Of $4,000
Chief Justice Beasey said: The fact Of your
being here at this time, convicted Of such a
crime, is shock not only to the Court but to
the community. Your offence was one never
before committed by an Official in this state so
hish in Office as yourself The Court feels a
certain amount Of sympathy with every man
Grraigned at this bar, still in looking at your
case, we can see no eXtenuating circumstances.
You were surrounded with friends OF hizh posi-
ton. and should not have been overcome by
temptation. The sentence Of the Court IS that
YOU be confined In the state prison for term Of
three years, and thence until costs are paid
Sooy was overcome, and sank into the prison.
ers box. He 10 90 years Of aye. The general
impression Is that he has been the tool In the
hands Of certain Phlladelphia sharpers, who
have secured the greater paIt " the money.
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To THE EpToR OF Tue SUN-ST You have
douc great good by exposing rascaity in TINS CITY
where wee aud corruption prevail TO oyernowiug II
there no means 70 protect ladies from ms ut a.,
runlic streets? Hundreds Of women cOuld tell you
how they are insnlted while passing up Sixth ayenu
between rhlrteth and TnrtY-iourh streets. There
Tn, inns II tan or me devils agents stand wrapped
Uster coat and stare ~ respectable women as eJ
pass follow them with vie slang. NOW, sir, this Il
abumntbc. hoo, You Nti give thls publicity, ANA
hope even rerpcCtlh woman VIII a-slst Ia LaNlh-
Tho 10 ecuuudrcls exposed.
Respectfully you're, A WOMAN.
NFW IoRk. March -.
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A su.plcions FIre in MemphI-.

MEMPHIS, March bat half past II O'Clock
this morning nre discovered In the office OF the
Survey Of the Customs. the Bank OF Commerce.
en- Madison street. The police and bank wAtchman
found the doors locked They broke the office and
there found the Surveyors clerk who said that lie had
been working until that hour, and that lamp exploded
ana set hrc TO the papers he was engaged upon. An
sounded ana the rrc eNtinguisa 90, though
not before the books aud papers OF ths once were
either burned or b-dy damaged remark OF the clerk
after the nre, that IL boked Beknapsh" causes con
siderable comment Gen. Smith, the surveyor VI the
HnIl. left loI GIand JuncllOn last eyenlnE.
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The system being nut under the influence o
DR. pierco's Golden Nclcll Discovery for few week
the becomes smooth, clear, soft. ana veyeiy an
being Illuminated with the gov OF perfect health ifOu
within true beauty stands forth IN all its glory Ia
effects All medicines which operate upon the system
through the MEDIUM OF the mood are necessarily some
what slow, no matter now good the remedy employed
Wme one to three bottles clear the skin OF pimple3
blotcles eruptlOnH, yellow spots, ComcdUues o
"grubs,'a dozen may possibly be required 20 cur
some casea where the syftem IL rotten WIN scrofulou
or vrulen oud poisDns 1he cure II an these disease
however, from the common Duple g. the worst soroiu
Ia, Is, with tho use Of TINS most potent ageut, oiJ
matter VI TIME. SUD Wy IesIsrS " msdlglnss.-Adg'
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A Retired Merchant's sudden Death.

Mr.. Leopold King OF 400 Lexington avenue fell
dead the sidewalk his home yesterday after
noon. He nfyfour years OF age, ana hac been In
this country about thirty years doing business rst
New YORK and afterward IN California in such sue
cess that sixteen years he able to return TO this
city retired merchant. Three months ago he moved
TO aGu Lexington avenue and there he lived comfort
ably with his WIFE ana Ave children
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E0cc,s Of Inc Tornndo In Missouri.

QUINCY, ill., March 13..-The wings report
gives the following summary OF the results OF the late
storm Mssourii Seven persons killed. seventeen
injured three or four of them dangerously some thirty
houses blown down, and immense damage done to
orchards and timber. II IA estinRtod that IN Monroe
ANA Rails counties LOO miles OF fencing Was prostrl
hurricane, a terrific storm passed over leaving the
ground covered with eight inches OF hail.
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BROWN wlLsON.-On rue,dav evening. March 2,
A. Caris Church. Bedford sv. Brooklyn 10y tie Rev. A.
H. Paundge, assisted BY the Rev. A Maynard and Ind
Rev W L Fitch. Clarence Brown Of llltnOrc TO Emt.
lie T. wilson. daughter Of William TAYLOR Oh PrOOkyn.
WARD ALLISON sunday. March ~ Nv the Rev.
J. McChutoek, u. Wa.d, Ed, to Frank Aliis Of san
Francisco, Cal
WRiGI EY TRANSPORTATION March T. NJ jersey
CITY, bv Rev. W. runison. Benimiu =. wfgley oi
Philadelphia to Mrs Fanny :. Birmingham, formerly u
Jertey City Heights.
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Mr.. Peter Hauck is one Of the proprietors Of
the East Newark Brewery, and he also ke -ps saloon
On Thursday he Quarreed with George lahl. who had
been employed In the brewery The result that HAM
has complaiued to the Collector of Internal Revenue
that Rlck has systematically detrauded the revenue
by using defced stamps on the kegs OF lager Deer he
.nlL l. m In uul
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hRON.-tn tie citv OF Nov YORK. the nth day %
March. ls7G ny the Hon. Charles DOuohup. Justice Of
the Supreme Court. sophie Aron from Justin Aron.
Cause auultety.
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Coroner Cannon OF Jersey City yesterday con-
cluded the inquest IN the case Of Frankyn Ford, who
was killed by John eayey In hght with knives two
weeks ago The jury's verdict was against Heavey and
he was committed to the county JAIL
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DR.. PARA Declared Presiden, of Colombia.

PANAMA, March 4-The excitement In Iiogota
reported by last mail has subsidel Congress has de-
clared Dr. Aquies PARA President elect OF the Repub
By AZ votes against 49, Neither OF the two Senate
Iial Populations from Panama were admitted BY the
Senate A new election las been decreed by the Presl
OF this State take place on the 10Th INST In the
House OF Representatives the nst deputauon elected
from Panama admitted. THIS population was IN
favor # NuueZ, the defeated candidate. All Is now
now quiet throughout the Republic.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March l3.-Engine No. rs, OF
the indianapolis, Burlington and Western Railroad, tx
plodcd at 1890 O'Clock this morning IN the west end Of
the Union Depot. An engineer named Moore OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Indianapolis Railroad, was
Instantly killed Tine west end OF to denot Was par
italy dtmolished. II Is possible that the bodies Of
Othei persons killed may be found In the ruins.
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on private terms 80 test slightly easier NJ soassc
New Orleans quiet At t5@0oc. Raw susar- quiet and
rather depressed fair to good refining cuba uuoteu
7it SIC sales of Zoo hhds at 7s7jec for M sco
vado and Stc, for centrifugal Refined trm NJ lOyeo
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We will stand the storm.
II all not be very long,
We viii anchor by aud by.
Mr.. Jerre, who had written on a blackboard
some figures to show that the end Of the world
or 1.-THE time OF the end" will come this year.
smoke about the fulnlment OF the prophecy In
the twelfth chapter of Daniel. He illustrated
his Interpretation Of the prophecy bv historical
references
at says in that day the wicked shall do wick
edly," he said. Now did you ever see such a
time Of corruption aud rottenness as this2 |
have never known, and | cannot find any one
who has ever known such u time Of corruption
In Church and STATE and everywhere Look at
this Delknap case, But that T. c.i,r 1ne. Sup.
sG-e Co." s.0uii 90 TO Washington and unearth
all the elements OF corruption there,what would
become of ~"
the end LBS years from n given time, that II.
from the time when the daily sacrifices shall
be taken away and the abomnation that
maketb desolate be set up" 1his abomination,
he said. was the Church OF Rome. and it, set
ting up occurred IN SAL when the Emperor Jus
tinian placed It on the pinnacle Of Its power,
and In order TO do overthrow the Goths.
l hen followed the period of l.sC years spoken
Of In the prophecy, bringing the time up to 1851,
when the allied powers Of Europe TO, prevent a
continental war. took away from the Pope just
as much pow Us Justinian had given HIM. 10
this go years the prophecy added month and
nalf. meaning forty five years, thus fixing the
time OF the end In 1873. In this view, Mr.. Jerrie
said, science and revelation agreed. lie did not
attempt 10 fix the day or the month OF the end,
which Ia TO come Ike thief in the night
Two or three other persons spoke, and one Old
man criticised the churches for not preaching
the coming of Christ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

Asiqnishing Fact H Lake Albion, Mich, was
cured by WI larta Pine Tree Tar Cor nal after cough
ing 20 ears Never fas t. permanently all ScrOf
uiOus Complaints, Lunx Diseases, Consumption aud
Nervous dcbnltY. Purines the blood removes external
sores, and makes the DO dy cicanl
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RIVE TNrELLf0 ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rUs nay
sun rises. l3 sun sets. 90 Moon rlsei.11 90
Mon WArEt-rufs NY
andy HOOK 10 Is Gov. isannl1 O3 Hen Gate. ~ 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

Father Grady OF Newark drove to -. Joseph s
Roman Catholic Church In jersey CITY Sunday ght,
10 deliver lecture. AT the close OF his address the
horse anu wagon were mi sing,
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An Egor, 10 save Rubeustein.

Counsel for RuOenstein made application be-
fore Judss Pratt IN Brooklyn yesterday for writ OF
error and stay Of proceedings. The objections were
few IN number and related to the testimony concern
ing ne nature OF the wounds alleged 10 have caused
dea b, tho tesimqny " the witness Kramer the tesl
MouY relative To Eu1tn iteus dream, the admission OF
the pr, ionor. sla,emslt to Detective Zund ana ine
titt mat NAe dcieice was rot allowed 10 ahoW uAt
kuheEstein was physically Incapable OF comm an me
murder hr. Bcach called attention 10 the fhtt mat
tbs testimony OF tWe.v3 10 prove au ann Was
not conira.Icted. Judst Pratt TOOK the paper.
Fifty dollars reward will he paid for any boy
who does not Ike OYer optCH uen story, lne ANA.
tcul Detective" " No, 100 Of AaHT0y GHls and Love
Of America, out " .day,-AdV, - y
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sprIng aehlIIIy. Iangnor. In..itn.lc. and lhn,

low etae OF the tYstIn peculr 90 hc fnIi1g nnc Of
the YER are Immediately relieved Oy the Peruvian
syrup winch supplies the blood with s vital princi-
pal OF c element iron-infuuing strength, vg0r, and
new life into al parts ot the systcn Il, ing free from
ale hl Its euerszug fleets are not funowed BY cor:
responding reaction. nut permanent. Sold by all
drugtl.tf, Pamphlets free.
SETH ". FOwLE q SONS. Proprictors. Boston.
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nam A, c-e.r,otr, nj, sunday March 10 n, ,h.
1ae. ~ H., ii,n,, i,i ~ !. No. lito
800, =, a., ,,t.r ~ ti.san,leT NJ and i,ii II RI
~ ii = r''S@r~,i 4 mo III, ~ 80 ~ ~ " ''
aga SO, 10 year l w i'm ms, at oclocs
q, tE n k 49, a. 80 - ,icSty + Ctark in
II : s Year ~ NJ. age wary" - "'"'' %
~. ~ efi,.s t,tcras 81 two family al rho m I'm,
~ i,I,,, or,'' NJ a, i "t,d a n ars re-.
t,,ts vi>s -, a., NJ t,,r f,n.r.i am IL ala
spNN'iu.5 ~ ~ Nm, nv, n a., \ nn Tnns.
r. ,,th''rt-i - fe5t 80 - ~ i-''0"N"' ~ . VA '
~ - ~ ~ s",'i,N -, Inst at,er s,ort ilpess
no n III 80 III tes,s 4 ni,nfIs =, Il IS diys
Ts a, a ir,rrgs' az ma fainiy so Ale.
, - -. -. 'ine X o. = ,I'1 XII a, c,1i,I -
s' .iiis ~ H. 49,, ,, to,' MS nm ri
,r,, ~, III No. ,t A.. fn"tier feis ii AZ. - iroof.
IN 10 an N ede,. isv ~ o 90 ock Kniflts will
49, ~ - ~ 49, ,,'if, ,,l - w ~ .'" '
f'uAT ~ II rrh IL iS-l Mary HALEY o. alive OF the
49, 81 Al n.sT can, nv iJn Ir,ai i'm Inc ia
20 ~. ~, a.. - 20 -' ' '9N' ' " " ~
reI,tivra a,d frtends of the family and those OF
h.r Irof'isr ,,Nns 49, bsr aii,', o.,l are re.
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4lusiutss ,Iolltts.


A Comprehensive Preventive and Remedy.
a medicinal preparation which 20 admirably rcru.
htcs AMI iuvigJrites the whole iut,rhN organism
a. to protect II against every hurttul innu aud
which completely removes tue varou. causes which
give rise TO dyspepsia, urinary complaints rheumatism,
neuralgia, female disorders and general debility, Ia
cert uuy most comprehensive preventive I'd RENE.
dy THIS Is the character assigned Dy uhyslclnns 10
InOLPHO WOLVES sCiiikDAM AROMATIC
SCHSAPpS.
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Picking Of the Nose. tsrindina of the Teeth,
and arrangement OF the bowels, plainly indicate the
neccssltY Of usiug LaYcockis Worm Killer, which Is
beneficial whether there worms VI not.
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W iRKIED.

Act wisely, and examine PomCroy'- 24 EIns-
TIC Truss, AZ IA Broadway, before buying any other
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In govt or rheumatism, oil the stomach Tiers
n no rem Nv 30 soothing eurllg The paruNlens MIN
OF Maguesia which has the effect OF true anodyne.
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The United states ard European News Agency 'cai
advaLcc Imagination of the earnings Of the Missouri
Klaus, and L. AIS KArOau for the RleA su4l o M4rli
:, which SHOWS gain OF SO $1,000.
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Tho Cheapest Article Known


|, Ouill's IRISH Tea. l. cures bilousness, head
nm. and l.yer complaInt. Price 20 cenls.-.ldr.
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THE END OF THE WORLD.
MIR. Jerrie saws IL WIN Come this Year, and
Bases His Theory on Scripture.

A meeting Of Second Adventists was
held on Sunday in Cooper Union to discuss the
prophecy Of a coming Of Christ In 1879. About
seventy-nve persons, most Of whom were gray
haired and thoughtful looking men, gathered Ia
a little room. The meeting was opened by sing
Jag the hymn
q. shout for JOY, let songs arise.
The lau1 that one was slam
van come M glory from the Sales
Upon the earth 10 reign.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02
PlLENl Pll.ES!l PILES

Spohr's New Pile Cure. Sure cure and absolute
preventative. Bold by all dealers, 81 per box. Cir
culars free on appica ion. AK your druggtais for
1t. Don't he put Oh with any other article which he
says Ia good II he has not got 1t, We Will send
by mail, post paid, for fl.l9 per box.
Address, MONTt&OM cry 4 CO., Agents, No. 13l
u. Ninth b.. Philadelphia. an9l~Smd&W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

vKGETINK Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-02

DRIlvHA1p 91ro21 NAwAAK GRANGE,
P.oF T.. 10. s, AND POMONA GRANGE
OF NEW CAsTLR COUNTY.
From - Ds,e,sas 1ar,~r.,
n COMPOSITION OF PLANTS.
IT. feoa ~ the slsmsaaky compost
ton Of plants stand In = necessary rela-
ton to each other, When ne know the
chemical composieion Of . vegetable. and
whaa h gives back 70 the soil and air in the
process Of growth and decay. We know
what II must have derived from these
sos,rces-that Il. It's food. Therefore. by
considering the materials Of which planta
are composed. We may learn what is ne
cessary to furnish to the soilin order that
its fertility may be restored. when II has
been exhausted by continued and i'm.
pvovident cultvafoa.
The constituents Of all plants are II twc
kinds 0sgaaie and inorganic. The organ
&c elements are darived from the atInos
phere, and constitute from lightweight Il
ninety-nine hundredths ofevery plant. bu
rs the atmospheric ocean, encircling tn,
globe to . height. Of fifty miles. contain
these elements in unlimited quantities, thu
farmer need not trouble himself abou
furnishing them to his crops.
The inorganic or mineral elements Q
plants. although constituting bat . small
portion Of their weight. are absolutely q
sential to their growth. and a they ar
removed from the soil by crops, and b
the changes constantly going on in tn
laboratory of nature, they must be return
ed to it in order to maintain its fertility
Many ofthese elements, as silica, alumni;
magnesia, and iron. exist in abundanc
in all cultivated soils, and may be nel
lected, while others. as potash, sod;
lime, phosphoric acid. and nitrogen
either exist in small quantities. or cons,
tute so large portion Of all plants, TIL
the supplyis soon exhausted by continue
cropping, or from their solubility n
carried by the rainfall beyond the reae
of the roots Of plants. 1t is to furni.
these substances that all forms Of fert
izers are applied.
In order to determine the amounts
these substances necessary for the produ
ton of given quantity Of each Of o
leading crops, and to indicate the sourc
from whence they may be most econon
cally obtained the following tables are q
en-, based upon the latest investigation.
PDtimate amounts in pounds of l
b,7neibai substances r<movad in
Me soil by certain crops.
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Montgomevy's
Nervine,

.SontgOmerys Nervne cures Rheumatism.
Montgomery Nervne cures Neuralgia.
MONTGOMERY Nervine cures Hyzteria.
NOntRunerys Nervne cures Headache.
AontQOmerJ1 Nervtue cures Sciatica.
Montgomery Neryine cures Fits.
NoptRomery's Nervine cures Tic Do0reux.
NoutXOmery's Nervine cures Palpitaton Of the
Heart, and eli Nervous Affections.
Why su1er, when one bottle Of this medicine VIII
ziye you immediate relief Principal depot, 1871 "
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trr GglB1.
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from berka roots. and herha. II il Natures Rene
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MI il acts directly upon the blOOd. II qutets the
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-as has been proved by many an aged person. II
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the llniud etates than any other one medicine.
Why3 vE9ETlNR WILL CURE THESE CON.
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always reliable. They have the highest oommenda-
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