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MEXICO.

AMERICAN FRONTIER CAUTION AGAINST INTER-
NATIONAL coMPIIcATIoNs-TH REVOLUTION
IN ACTIVE MOTION
GALVESTON, March 80, 1876
special despatch to the Ne,cs from Brownsville,
Texas, to-day says that Captain McNeey has marched
his company to the neghborhood OF Santa Maria II Is
reported that he has information OF small parties
OF raiders being in that neghborhood, and that bc
intends TO drive them into Mexico.
IMMIGRANTS.
Prominent Mexcans are still crossing to this side
OF the river.
1t is reported that steam launches wero running up
and down The river last night II so, they
doubt intending to prevent violations of the neutrality
laws
REVOLUTION
Yesterday the revolutionists moving.
The government troops expected attack last night
The report that General Pena had abandoned the
revolutionary is said to have originated from his
temporary absence account OF bad health
DEsERrroSs.
Last night tho men on guard on the Casa Morta in
Matanzas deserted and Joined Diaz
RESTED EXCITING BUMoRs CONVEYED
ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE.
GALVESTON, March 30-Evening.
Brownsville special TO the Galveston NeTs says
that fighting is anticipated tonight
This evening Generals Labara and Toledo
this side, looking for houses for their families
AMERICANS ARRESTED.
merchant named Nielsen arrested while sick
In bed and carried TO the calaboose. Nesmiih, his
partner, persuaded them to let him take Neilscn's
place, and he is in prison
Fccino San Roman and other American citizens arc
in prison.
The arrests made because the parties refused to
paw the forced loan
g. Yturria is in prison and F. Yturria is detained in
Matamoros
COMMUNICATION MArAMoRos.
No communication is permitted tonight between
here and Matamoros.
ALI sorts OF rumors a1oat.
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CALIFORNIA AND THE CHINESE.

''THE HEATHEN cHINEE" NOT wANTED-cHINA
INSTRUCTED TO KEEP ITS POPULATION AT
HOME.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 80 1876
In view Of the present antChinese movement here
the managers Of the Chinese companies yesterday
a cable despatch to Hong Kong, as foows:-
claws have been PASSED and measures being
taken 10 discourage Chinese emigration. Inform the
Chinese that they must not there will be danger
TO lifo and property II they come. Please advertise
this. "
Signed by the SIX great companies representing the
Chinese Merchants Exchange
mass meeting 10 consider the Chinese question ~
10 be held "Wednesday night Governor Irwin
will preside similar meetings will be held IN other
places
The British Steamer Lotus, which arrived here to-
day from Hong Kong brought 500 Cinnamon
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END OF A BABYLON SCANDAL.

Last August Chaunccy Brewster, colorcd man
eoped from Babylon, L. l., with young white lady
named Bclchcr the adopted daughter OF Nine Belcher
q wealthy widow lady OF that place. They found
two days after the hut OF negro fisherman at
Amityvic. Brewster was committed to jail on n
charge Of abduction, and the Grand Jury indicted him
for seduction under promise OF marriage He offered
through his counsel TO marry the girl but her friends
refused to allow H. The case has been going from
20 court ever since, I'll finally IL has
end by District Attorney Wickhoni entering noiie
proseqW Nine. Belcher had made n will bcqucathing
all her property TO the girl bu since her copcmcnt u
Is said she has torn up and the girl has disappeared
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Councillor A. p do Carvalho Borges, Brazilian
Minister at Washington arrived in the city yesterday
at the ST. James Hotel The object OF his visit is the
selection OF suitable residence for the coming En-
pcror Dom Pedro. Congressman George +. Hoar Of
Massachusetts, and William H. Barnum, OF Connects.
cut arrived from Washington yesterday at the Filth
Avenue Hotel Professors Ezra Abbot, OF Cam
brigc, Mass, and George F. Day, OF New
Haven, at tho Everett House. Congressman
Clinton d. MacDougall OF Auburn, n. Y, Is at tho
Windsor Hotel Rev. John f. W. Ware, OF Boston, Ia
staying at the ~. Denis Hotel George Jerome, Cob
lcctor OF the Port OF Detroit is the ST. Nicholas Io
tel. Mayor Philip Becker OF Buffalo, has arrived NJ
the Metropolitan Hotel Professor NJ. D. Riddle %
Hartford, is at the Grand Hotel DR.. Charles r. Mao
donald, Superintendent OF The Money order Bureau Of
the Post Office Department is at the Everett House.
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OBITUARY.
LOUIS XAVIER EYMA.

cable despatch, dated Paris yesterday, announces
the death OF NJ Louis Zavcr Eyma Ho was born in
ST. Pierre, Martinique about 1915. He made bis debut
journalist tho Partisan press by the publication
OF fcuictons and other miscellaneous stories HIS
later productions devoted to the consideration OF
industrial questions He aftcrward became editor OF
tho Journal DIES Actionndires. OF the works oil which
he the author the following may DO named:-"The
Medallion, y Emmanuel" 40 Masque Blanc" "Ls
Grand Gordon ct la Corde." An Introduction to
General Politics, 'The Women OF the New World and
tho Two Americas ''The Rcd skins" Tho Black
SKINS" and many others which attracted some ntten-
ton and gained for him considerable literary rcnown
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GOVERNOR STONE.

GREAT REJOICING IN MISSISSIPPI AT THE IN
AUGUBATIoS OF COLONEL STONE, THE NEW
GOVERNOR.
CoRSTH Miss. March 80 1870.
Much rejoicing and intense excitement prevail hero
To- hight consequence Of the inauguration OF Colonel
J. VI. Stone Governor OF the State Ames,
signed Colonel Stone Is one OF the most prominent
business OF this place and leader his party
this State. Firing OF guns display OF fireworks and
music by the bands is the form taken to express tho
rejoicing OF his friends hero.
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THE PREMIUM BONDS OF NEW
ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30, 1875.
Judge Woods of tho Circuit Court to-day rendered
decision in the case OF Morris Ranger Tho City OF
New Orleans in of tho city and declined TO inter-
fore with the premium bond plan by cnjoDng the city
from paying its debt as IT chooses.
The Stale Funding Board to-day and yesterday
funded nearly ST. 900 900 OF State debt. including
number the 600 OF Lcvee bonds Of 1861
recently declared valid by the Supreme Court Nearly
all The valid and unquesoned State debt has been
converted into the consols.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS AND TRANSACTIONS ON
CHANGE. =
LONDON March 30-Evenng.
The Stock Exchange closed steady for home securi-
ties on the large influx OF gold to the Bank and the alb
sence OF further failures.
Foreign securities have been In most unsettled
all day, and the closing prices although In
era above the lowest point still very
tain. Egyptians bought in largely during tho
day; after recovering 54S they fell to 6os, and
closed at 81 OF IL than the close yesterday.
SOUTH AMERICANS.
The Entire Rios loan fell to-day twenty five and the
Santa Fe loan thirty per cent
THE ROYAL TITLES BILL READ A SECOND TIME
IL THE HOUSE OF LoRDs-TAcrIcs OF THE
OPPOSITION.
LONDON March 80. 1875
In the Rouse OF Lords to- night there was long de-
bato on the Royal Titles bill
The Duke OF Richmond and Marquis OF Salisbury do
tended the title OF Empress accurately expressing
the Queens relation 10 India
Lords Somerset, Grey, Laurence, waveney Gran
vllo ana Kimberley opposed it.
The latter congratulated tho Ministers that they had
not repeated Mr. Disraelis mischievous argument
corning Russia
The bill read second time without n division,
the opposition announcing their intention OF support
ing Lord Shacsbury's motion, praying the Queen not
TO assume the title OF Empress.
BISMARCK AND voS ARSIN.
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. Bourke, Under For
eign Secretary, replying to inquiry made by Mr..
Sullivan, stated that the Foreign Office had not the
correspondence referred TO by Prince Bismarck in n
letter published in Berlin last January, in which 1t
alleged that England had protested against the proposed
appointment of Count Won Arnim Ambassador to
England because OF his untruthulness.
Mr. Bourke added that II such correspondence took
place have been conhdentally aud passed. before
the accession OF the present government
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AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN.

A woman, giving her name as Elvy Wilbur, applied
for received lodgings last night In the Ninth pre-.
cinct station house Amer a short time was taken
with labor pains and was hhrriedly sent in an ambu-
lance TO the New York Hospital She has Just come
from Providence, r. l., where her husband died on
Thanksgiving Dav.
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RUSSIA.

IfPEEIALIsT PREPARATION ron TEMPORARY
REGENCY.
LONDON, March 30 1876
The Pail Mall Gasstte's Berlin special says the pro-
posed retirement OF the Car appears partially con-
nrmcd.
II is stated that tho Czarowch will be intrustcd with
Ihc regency during tho summer, being temporarily
Invested with the full sovereign power
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JERSEY CHARTER ELECTIONS.

The democratic primaries were held throughout Jcr-
sey city and other sections OF Hudson county on
Wednesday night There was great disorder In the
Second and Fourth districts In the later an assault
made the ballot box and Ia the iornN punches
OF tickets stuffed into the boxes while protests
disrcgardcd. Jerome A. Basticn VAS arrested,
and warrants were issued for The arrest OF several
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ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

RICHMOND, Va, March 30, 1875
Tho trustees OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, under SIS 600 900 mortgage, to-day filed
application in the United States Circuit Court asking,
oil behalf of the foreign bondhoders, the appointment
of Mr.. Charles Perkins, of Now York. and Mr. Thomas
S. Bocock, OF Virginia, to act jointly ns receivers
The Supreme Court of Appeals to-day decided that
all of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad between
Richmond and Covngton was abo 70 State taxation.
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NOVA SCOTIA AND THE UNITED
STATES.

HALIFAX, March 30, 1870
Tho Provincial Assembly to-day debated a resolution
introduced by the Provincial Secretary that petition
be presented the Governor General requesting that
he represent the Queen the deep importance Of OBJ
tanning by treaty or otherwise the admission OF coal
raised IN Nova scotia and other products into tho
United states free of duty. The resolution passed
unn
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GEORGE WRIGHT.

telegram from Fortress Monroe, under date of the
3oth inst. reports follows :-"Mr. George Wright
formerly OF Washington, Superintendent OF the Ord
nance Department this post died last evening from
paralysis HIS remains Will be taken to Washington
tomorrow night for lntcrmcnt. ,
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HoBoKEN DEMOCRATS.

Tho democratic city and district conventions OF
Hoboken, held last evening, nominated the following
ticket:-For Mayor Joseph Russell; city Clerk, John
McChargy; City Treasurer John Camena; Assessor, A.
John DoOlcy Water Commissioner, William j. Winges;
Freeholders. James Curran and Ramon Cook
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A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

YOUNG LADY AND sIx-YEAR-oLD BOY IN
srASTLY KILLED by THE ACCIDENTAL Dis
CHARGE OF A GUN.
CLxYELASp, Ohio March 80, 1876
Inc Lenders Mcadville, Pa, special says terrible
accident occurred at Sugar Lake, McadviIIc this
afternoon man named II. Ferry had double
barrel shotgun, loaded with bird shot, with him. rid-
ing on horse and while dsmounting the gun was
cidcntally discharged, the charge striking Young
lady named cntwvrih IN the heart, and her cousin.
itilc boy ncci SIX years who looking out OF
window Both OF them instantly killed.
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AN OWNER WANTED.

There fifty yards OF bIck thread lace, valued at
$50 awaiting owner at the Ninth precinct station
house. The lace found tho person Of Annie
winters who was arrested yesterday for stealing two
bonncis, valued $50, from Mr. Rothchilds, No SO
West Fourteenth street. and was committed by Justice
Kilbreth In So. 900 bail.
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GERMANS AND THE CENTENNIAL

BALTIMORE, March 80, 1876
meeting of delegates representing sixty Ger
man associations was held tonight at Mechanics Hail.
when 1t was determined to hold Grand German Con-
tennal Jubilee in this city the 9th and It'll June
consisting OF concerts at the Academy OF Music, n
grand procession and tse champere, with oncr festv
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BANK DEFAULTER ARRESTED.
ST. LorIs. Mo-. March 90

ST Louis Mo-, March go 1870
Rudolph A. Dyer, who absconded about month
ago with $50 and $780, 900 OF tho funds Of
Farmers and Traders Bank Of this city, OF which
institution he cashier, was arrested In Austin,
Texas. yesterday, and Is on his way hero in
charge OF a deputy sheriff.
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RAILROAD PRAIRIE FIRES.

OMAHA, Ncb., March 90, 1876.
In the suit brought against the Burlington ana MIS-
souri, River Railroad in Nebraska, the State Supreme
Court decided to-day that the railroad company is
liable ordamages from prairie fires caused by sparks
from their engines.
large number OF suits which have been withheld,
awaiting this decision, will now DO pushed
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATION.
BosroS, March so, 1876

BosroN, March 80, 1870
Tho Savings Banks bill was passed 10 third reading
in the House o-day. There was lengthy debate
the clause limiting the deposits five per
cent per annum.
Tho House also passed bill. 10 be cngrosscd by the
Senate making the statute now applying TO female
night walkers also apply TO men.
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THE MIKA0O'S MISSION IN MADRID.
Alexander Keith's Confession Of
the Dynamite Crime.
SOUTH AMERICAN STOCKS.
Latest from Gibraltar. France, Bagdad and
Other Quarters.
TURKEY.

THE PEACE CONFERENCES CoNcLUDED-AcTIvE
POSSIBILITIES SUSPENDED, BUT NO ARMIsTIcE-
RECENT DEFEAT OF THE TURKs-TREAsURY
DIFFICULTIES IN COMMUNICATIONS
INTRIGUE AGAINST THE SULTAN.
LONDON March so, 1876.
Reuters kilograms from Ragusa to-day that the
conferences have been concluded. Moukhtar Pacha
has returned Trebignc Ali Pacha leaves tomorrow
Il IS understood that the conferences will be continued
by correspondence.
ACTIVE nosr1LrTIEs SUSPENDED.
Up the present they have resulted in the complete
cessation OF hostiltics from the 2sth OF March tho
10Th OF April which the Turkish Commissioners havo
conceded while refusing to grant formal armstice.
VICTORY FOR THE INSURGENTS.
Intelligence from Sclavonic sources announces
that the insurgcnt leader Pethovcs repulsed at
tack of Turkish the 2Sth inst, Sjubne'
capturing 800 head of cattle, 40 horses and the sup
plies.
The Turks lost several men killed.
THE PoRTEs PosTPoNEMENT OF INTEREST PAY
MENT.
CoSsTANrISoPLE, March 80 1916
The Porte has decided to postpone the payment OF
The coupons of the per cent loans,
in April until July.
the official declaration explaining the reasons for
this step will be published to day.
RUSSIAN ENCOURAGEMENT TO REBELLION
AGAINST TURKISH RULE.
LONDON March 80, 1876
Tho Times Berlin special says that two more st.
Petersburg journals, the Goios and the Vedomost
tho South sclavonians that although Russia Is
hardly in the position to srccor them Immediately,
she will neither them by violent measures
allow another Power to them II tho
South Sclavonians feel strong enough to rise against
lhc Turks, Russia, according to the VedoD,ost, will
guarantee the neutrality OF other parties
This language strangely differs from tho intelli-
yence sem-oficially promulgated; but, under the
Russian press laws 1t could not be held with i'm
punity II unapproved, the existence of opposite
currents cannot be longer doubted
A sEIvIAN FORCED LoAN-AUsTRIAN CABINET
DIFFICULTIES FROM THE COMPLICATIONS IN
THE EAsr-THE SULTAN ToN1NG DOWN.
LONDON March 81, 1875
The Times Berlin despatch announces that serv'a
has raised a forced loan of 81, 400 000
POLICY.
kilograms received in Berlin from Vienna mention
rumors that the designations of Count Andrassy and
Baron Rodch are impending.
PROFESSION PEACE.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times states that
,ervia has officially notified the Porte that sho will
tecp peace and always in conformity with mutual
interests and her duty to the sovereign Powers
COMING TERMS
A DdiIy .Ncws special from Vienna asserts that the
Turkish Commissioners will hold peace conference
Eith the nsurgent leaders
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BAGDAD.

THE ANCIENT CITY VISITED By THE PLAGUE.
LONDON, March 80, 1915
The Levant Herald. published at Constantinople
announces that the plague had reached Bagdad where
there are ten cases daily.
The Egyptian sanitary authorities quarantine A.
rivals from the Persian Gulf Tor fifteen days.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours COMPARE
son with the corresponding date Of las, year. as ndl
Gated BY the thermometer at Hudnurs Pharmacy,
HERALD Buiidng.A
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TIE PARIS MINISTRY pnEpAR1Ne FOR A GRAND

THE PARIS MINISTRY PREPARING FOR A GRAND
INTERNATIONAL exhibition.
LONDON March 81, 1876.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says the
French government determined to plan the next
International Exhibition the largest possible scale,
do justice to tho nation and attract the adj
heson of the civilized world.
II intends to fix tho date OF the opening in 1873.
The question will probably be submitted to tho
Chambers shortly
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DEATH IN A SNOW STORM.

MOTHER AND TWO LITTLE CHILDREN ARE
LOST IN SNOW sToBM-THEY ARE FROZEN
TO DEATH WITHIN TWENTY RODS OF HOME.
ST. LOUIS, NO.. March 30, 1876.
Special dispatches from Kansas City state that dur
ing the snow storm last Monday night Mrs. George
Holton aud two little children, living near wameca,
Kansas, on tho line OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad,
started TO go to noghbors house, only
u quarter OF mile distant Darkness coming
on and the storm beating them 80 furiously
they became bcwildered and wandered about tho
prairie until exhausted They were found yesterday
frozen TO DEATH twenty rods from the house they
search Of The mother had taken OF nearly all
her clothes to protect hor children and was herself IN
almost naked condition.
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THE CHICAGO wHIsKEY TRIALS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 80. 1870
The jury In the Pohlman and Rush retired to
make up their verdict two O'Clock to day and have
not yet reported. They locked up for the night,
and nothing known positively as TO how they stand;
but is believed they eight for acqulta and four
for conVtction.
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PILOTAGE LAWS.

ST. john, n. b., March 80, 1875
The Board OF Trade have decided adversely to tho
adoption by tho Province of the English Potage law
which cxempts vessels In charge pilots from liability
for tho payment of damages to other vessels with
which they come in collision.
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SENATORIAL SERVICE TIME-CALcULATIoNs OF
THE STRENGTH OF THE PARTIES.


LONDON March 81, 1876.
The Paris despatch OF the Daily Telegraph states
that in the category OF Senators who are
sit for FIVE years thirty-nne republicans and
thirty-sx members of tho Right, ana of those whose
term is nine years thirty three republicans and
iortyon members of the Right among the latter the
Due dc Broglie and the Bonapartsts being included.
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ARREST OF A FORGER.

NORWICH Conn, March 30 1876.
Charles Fuller, of this city President OF the Chap
lin Paper Company, forged notes the amount OF
over $50 0O0 negotiated them and absconded, .....
......... recently arrested in Philadelphia, and
brought 10 Norwich to night
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THE BARRE BANK ROBBERY.

= MONTPELIER VT. March 30. 1876
After trial OF two days, George Miles, the Barrc
Bank robbcr was this morning found guilty and will
DO sentenced TO morrow.
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A CALIFORNIA FAILURE.

SAN FRAScTsco, March 80, 1879
Mcssrs Child Mcguire prominent stock brokers,
suspended payment 10 day.
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RACING IN SAN FRANCIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20. 1876.
nile ami a heif dash Tor purse Of $1,000, run at
the Bay District track to-day between Chance and
Katie Pcasc won by The former IN AJAX.
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ACCIDENT AT THE HIppoDRoME.

Ann Mckenzie, n servant girl agcd twenty lone years.
residing at No 20 West Twcnty-sixth street. was
slightly injured about body by being crushed 10 tho
crowd entering the Madison avenue entrance TO tho
Hppodrome last evening. She was taken home by her
friends.
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SCALDED.

Yesterday morning Sarah Smith, aged twenty years.
fell into OF boiling water, at the OF Forty
third and Third avenue, and was badly scaldcd
about the limbs and body She vas transferred 10
Bellevue Hospital, where shc lies IN very precarous
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ROME, Harch ~, $50
The government will submit measures relative TO
the continuance of the works for the Improvement OF
tho Tber.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerstcd Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. ist Az. aud S5th
st.. New York
WIGS roUPEEs &c. RAUCBPT-Ss, PRAC
ticai wiemAkcr. ~ Ea.t 18th -, near broadway.
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NEW INVENTION WHICH HOLDS RUPTURE
night and day tl curedThc SILK ELAstc TRUsS
snid nnlr hr EIASrIu TRUSS COMPANY G.ci Broadway
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ELECTION BY THE ACADEMY.

H. Charles Doucet has been elected Permanent Sec
rotary OF the French Academy.
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BRAZIL MARKET.

RIO JASEIRo March 80, 1879
Coffee quotations unchanged Stock reduced aud
holders firm
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THE PHILADELPHIA REGATTA.
HAurAx. \. S. March 30, !

HALIFAX, y. s., March 30, 1870.
Tho Halifax crew 10 compete the Philadelphia
ratia 20 into training next week. They intend com
petng IN tho iouroarcd double aud single scu races.
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A BURGLAR SENTENCED.
ALnAxY. March 80. 1870.


wcch the Utica burglar, found guilty tonight
OF the Hood burglary this city and sentenced by
Judge westbrook to five years in the Albany Pcniten
tary.
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A SwINDLER SENTENCED.

BOSTON, Morch 30, 1876
Abraham Jackson, the lawyer and forger and
swindler to-day sentenced TO ten years in the
State Prison.