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FRUITS OF THE REVIVAL.
a RELIGIOUS 1WAEENIN0 AMONG
al CLAhSLS.
Tho Pastors Prnisioa God fer Welcome Nd
ditisns TO tirir Churches 4 he .afnd va


Tho Pastors Proisioa caod fer Welcome Nd
ditisns to Ihcir Churches 4 he .4fnd ut-
Of the Wesleyan University Aroused.
Between 1000 and 5000 persons attended
the morning services In toe Hippo iromo y STR
day. Among the throns OF minisiers on tho
ri .tform were tho Rev. Drs. Flss, Ander.on,
Vail iliscox, Kinc, CInkiyn, tho II v. Ve4 -rs.
ilcuwortb, AtnOld, OstcrhDut. wilson, Hay
wood, Murphy, Kirlpurick, dec m Dbcll. aud
CaoGno, Nv. Rripn Well, aud P.of. living.
TIC congregation sang the 1921 md tl0th h ms,
and Mr.. Moody read portions Of tho i0jth and
10Th psalms. MIR. leoworth read the requests
for PRAYER and the remainder OF the time was
devoted to Reports OF the Lords work." Mr.
Hcpworth said he felt like shouting, "Glory.
haileuJah.' Thrty-nve persons applied on
SUNDAY for membership in his church, and Of
these only two presented letters. Tue I'D
hymn was sung, anc DIR. King said that in these
DAYS, when men in high places were turning out
% DO thieves, IL was essentially necessary that
all should be taught that they are sinners before
The Rev. DR.. Foss. President Of tho Wesleyan
Universty.spoke of u religious awakening among
the students. Mr. Ralph Wells followed. and
Mr.. SankpY poke.
The multitude standing AZ the doors OF the
HippOnrome last night was Unprecedented y
large. the west side Of Madison avenue at wen
N-siNth street being tmpasaah'e for nearly hdlf
an hour. More than aeven thousand persons
wee admitted into the large hall and the over
iiow meeting was filled. For the 1rst time since
hegiuning their work IN New York the evange-
lists divided their forces. Mr.. Moody went to
Association Hall to talk with tho young con
verts, ana MIR. Sankey conducted the services In
the IIipDodrome. There was no sermon, the
meeting being wholly Tor praise-nOthing but
hymn. short addresses and pra;crs. The CON
rr'gation sang the 18th HYMN, the Ncv. DIR.
Crosby prayed, and Mr. Sankev read part OF the
1igth psalm, and spoke ut somewhit greater
length than any Of the ministers who followed
him. hen he took his seat at his organ ina
sang Scatter Seeds Of Kindness" tho congre
cation joining with him In the chorus
Mi llepworth spoke with carne-tness of the
work the Lord was doing In New York. There
was no faint, he SAID, of sectarianisln; nothing
but Chrst nifty, and all ounce Of the cross was
worth Il ton OF any Kind of ISM
Mr. SHnkev sang Waiting and Watching for
me-" aud DIR. Fuss spoke. The CONGREGATION
sang -" There is gate thai stands al r." and the
liev. MIR. Murphy Of the Mariners Church said
el sailors had Joined his congregation since last
October. Or. HastiucSfulluv d. Messts SanRey
and Thatcher sang Go bury thy sorrow" and
Dr. Booth closed tue meeting with short ad-
dress.
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DOCK DEPIRTHENT FOLLIEs.
How work Along tho water Front IL Done
by MIR. MaIes aud his AssoclaIes.

by MIR. Wales and his Associates.
To THE EDITOR OF The SCN-Sir: One
year ago an agreement was entered into be-
tween the Erie Railway Company and the Dock
Department OF this city for the construction Of
three new piers aud bulkhead walls at the foot
Of Chambers and Duane streets ON North river.
The estimated cost of these improvements was
$4CO.OOO. and upon their completion the railway
company were TO have possession of the slme
upon lease Of ten years, with the privilege OF
two renewals OF ten years zach, at an annual
rent of 100000. the company agreeing to keep
the leased premises in repair during the term Of
their occupation.
with tue exception OF preparing plans for the
work, the Dock Department has not taken the
first step toward the completion of this Impor-
trnt Improvement better investment the
city could not make. yielding IA " would n clear
return of twenty-five per cent. Der annum on
the cost. Have these sapient Commissioners
overlooked the fact that upon their accession
to ONCE the oath ken by them clearly pre-
scribes that tney Will faithfully Discharge their
carried out this provisions II Is true that two OF
these gentlemen are rs rule. generally To be
found at the Office OF the DEPARTMENT, while the
third earns his sal ry OF 5000 per annum by CALI
ing at the office on an average OF four times a
week and remaining not TO exceed one hour uDon
each occasion, thus receiving the sum Of nearly
sixteen dollars Tor each hours work performed.
Further comment Is unnecessary, for this Is the
not begun this gentleman not having tho time
to spa c from bis private business TO give this
subject the consideration u demands
Nearly one year ago the lease OF Pier 46, North
river, occupied by the steamship line OF Messrs.
Williams Guion, expired, but they still con-
tinue to ocrupy the premises At the nominal
rent Of 5000 per annum, when the property
could he let to tenants equally responsible for
$4,000 per annum. We again ask the gentle
men " the Dock Commission is this doing their
dutyf II II Is the intention Of this departu' ent
10 make no further improvements on our waite T
front, the LEGISLATURE should dissolve the COM
mission. and make the following disposition OF
the functions now performed by IL
GIVE to the Commissioners OF the Sink nc
Fund the right 10 le se all the wharf proper' y
owned by the city; to the Finance Department
| the collection Of the rents and to the Dep lrt-
ment Of Public Works the duty Of keeuiug the
property In proper condition. and Of building
| and rebuilding the same when necessary. We
| doubt not but this would be the better course
under any circumst ances; 1t would certainly save
the city. at n moderate estimate 100000 a year
| The tme OF T. esiGant Wales has been too much
| taken up with tue purchase Of Pier "A, TO the ex-
| Cluson of his proper duties.
NEW YORK, Feb -. SHIPPING MERCHANT.
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ststc bonds were higher AMI more active. We note
tars OF Missouri 6s. long bUud at lni,.lnia DO. IS
funded. 1Nace 800 ipi and North carolina Gs oil
both January and July and April and October 10
Railroad secu tiles, howeverwere only moderately M
in. The following were the principal transactions
Chicago ana L reg Island and Picnc IS 1Og1 MilwAu
kee and s. Pull lists. La CrOs division, fU2L; Bur
lngfon. Cedar Rapids aud ". lists 81; Oiio aud Mis-.
sl.-iL! consolidated, Ho9 Ohio and hiississppi 2ds
~. New York Central 1st NOR gage coupon. 1913
tuion Pacine q, land grant los Rome, ". and og.
deusnurg cInsoiidated let mortgage. O5; Pittsburgh
Fort ayne AID Chicago lists, 11s 1ole.o and Wabi h
ls mortgage, poil; IVES. Union Tel coupon 1900, ~
Great Nestern 2ls, 0d4 Jefferson Railroad 1ats, II
Union Pacinc ISIS, loesH iu5s Central Pacific land
grnuts, Hs4 Michigan Central l0iit; ONO and Mis-
Essppi convertible sinking fund, Na NAS7a Union Z
clnc Raiif adj 1.ts, 1ob1s Union Pacnc sinking fund
az pacinc Railroad OF Mis- ISIS, 20 Toledo and
Wabash lists. St. Louis dyitlon. 20; HuGsun River
2ds. sinking land, 1885, LouieVtie and Nasavl couso
dated 1898, Qs; Chicago md Northwestern cousoli
dated COUPON glld bonds, 92 hllweukee ana St Pau
|. and NJ DIVISION IS Morris Essrx :, III Har
lem isls, -. coupon 1lsi1 Centra Pacihc n bonds
10Ss Toledo and WABASH %, "; Central Pacific, Sgr
Joaquin brlnca. P1j4
ne open'ns. llslest, iowest, ana +. NJ. ciolng
p.ices OF htocKs to-day were
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THE WRECK At NIFTY HfWK.
Particulars Of the Disaster In which Eigh-
teen Lives were Lost.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 4.-The Italian
bark Nuova Ottawa, which was wrecked on tho
North Carolina coast on the night of March /,
was 10 ballast, bound from Genoa for Baltimore.
She was driven ashore In heavy gale at Kitty
Hawk, about half way between Cape Henry and
Cape Hatteras. Capt. John Il. Gale OF Life
Saving Station No. 4, seelrg her signals OF dis
tress. took his crew OF six men and went to her
assistance. The life boat was at once launched,
snd the crew set out for the vessel. The night
was bitter cold. and the Wind blew a hurricane.
and the boat was capsized. aud all on board
persisted. The names OF these gallant men are
Capt. j. X. Gale. John q. Chappell. :. G. GRAY,
Lemuel Grlgcs, NJ. j. Brumsey. Jerry Murdcn,
and Lewis White. Capt. Gale Is SAID to have
been connected with tue hfe- saving service. and
to have been an experienced sailor, and "A brave
and cautious man.
he bark had on board the Captain, his wife
and child. and a crew Of twelve men. all of
whom were drowned excepJ four sailors VIVA
were rescued and taken 10 station Mol 3. The
bark has gone to pieces, aud Is a total loss.
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Courr Cnlendnr. This Day.

SUPREME CouRr-C HAMBEns.-Nos 3, 30, 20, 90,
1850 81 81 S 90 100 100 rs 1873 l25 6 Ia lll 16,
ltl ldb los 1893, 2l8, 1903, $40 81 3I2, 3ll rs 3ls,
$40 32O, 321.
SuphEhE Court SPECIAL TKRM.-DemuTers.-Nos.
d " Law and tact-NO.. 225, 1872, 2ii, 100 100 24.
~ ~ iss A. 800 so2 &c. a. &c. 05, lO2, III, 03, COZ
SUPREME CouM-Part Case on. No. 1889 oBren
agt. browning. No day calendar
suPREME CoURr-part lll.-Nos 220o 2507, 29tl,
2ei3' lisl PA l25o, 6ia ll06 1890 COS 1889, 10 le37
s stfKMoE 'oyHToiart lCN9s lsl7 1857 1912 ,92a
Mo-. g2s lQ72, So1y, 1884 1872 EOS G8s 0Gl 05s, Ga
03e 6l0 702. 75l, ga 7l2 1856. $50. Ssi, 1926.
COMMON PLEAs-PaTt Nos. 1878. 1888, 900, III,
900 1854 l57S d7o gs6 1859. lO9s 1882 e9es, 1908,
illif lasO lO9 IT'D 81, 1885, 1887 ,i92, 1882 1901
EQUITY IRRh-NOs. ~, "a.
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The Bnnk Exnibit Perjury Charge.

The examination Of Messrs. Darling aud Green,
formerly OF the Third Avenue savngs Bans WAS con.
tnued yesterday afternoon ana evening" before Justice
Duffy. Mr. II. A. Macdonald, the expert occupied sew
eral hours IN EXPLAINING the condition OF the bank from
It's books. lie showed nat t5OO0OO unk IN Atlantic
Ma had been carried on the books for some tine as
call loan on Government bonds, though ths msstato-
men was not con aimed In tag report signed jointly by
donald also thed that the IN ri Avenue and security
the only sayiigs banks IN the Stite that DID
st for the interest due to depositors on the nrs
January 8 a liability.
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The Canal Boat ReNi,Hii~t Unable 10 Gc;
Out of Jail Because he has Not So.

Capt. Harrison Parkinson, the veteran
canal boat revivalist of Wechawken, who was
convicted Of assaulting noisy sinner In putting
him out OF n meeting, was arraiyned before
Judge Hoffman Yesterday for sentence. when
asked whether he had anything to saw why SEN
tencc should not he passed upon him. the reNi
valist, with some emotion, answered: IL be-
licve that have been uniustly prosecuted.
do not think the Court would have acted differ
emily under the same ptovOcatiOn. | have done
some good IN ny time. and your Honor IN pass
ing sentence should weigh my record in the
scales Of Justice"
Can you pay a fine 2" feeliDgly inquired the
Judge.
~ haven't the money with me, your Honor"
replied the honest old man, but | own my
boat, and the county can have lien on that"
The Court declined to take a mortgage on the
craft, and the Ca tim WA sentenced TO pay n
nne Of Is, the lowest penalty that could have
been inflicted. II the iue Is not paid bv Satur.
day, the sentence will be changed to thirty days
Imprisonment. The Captain was remanded.
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THE EMMA NINE SCANDAL.
Albert Grant Printing his Testimony in Adj
cc-Coutradicting MIR. Lyon.

LONDON, March 6.-The Edinburgh COit-
rant Of this morning SAYS that Albert Grant, the
n1ted 1nancer. intends TO GO to Washington
and personally testify before the House Com
mlttee on Foreign Affairs as follows;
First-That he never told Lyon that he Garon
Grant had given Senator Stewart two thousand
shares to become director In the Emma Nine,
and to assist In getting Gen. Schenck's name on
the board, and that LYONS testimony to the
contr ~ 10 the committee L. absolutely untrue.
Second-rhat he has never seen Lyon, nor had
any communication with him IN his life.
Third-rhat he never gave any shares 10 Sena-
tor Stewart either to become IA director himself
or 10 -, ecu. ScheCk to he a director.
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DEhERE-w RET pRD.-On Tuesday, Feb. %. by the
Rev: NJ ,pworh, Jsues Il. De.ncte OF Florida - IVA
~. MrctoTd OF thus city.
LLOYD HfALEY..on F,h. 20. by the Rev. DIR.
Read AZ the residence OF he brides brother, VIM n.
Lloy d to ,rih j. llea lcy, ali Of SroOSyn.
Nct ABE-HANNAN.-At s.. LGHrence's Church.
YurKyilc, on Tu frGy. Fen %, by the Rev. Father
Aechnrd, :. -, Thomas " 40 TO Emma =. Htuna1
kICE-DALDMlN-on Thursday, llsrch 2. At tho
resi- cnce Oi the br Ics pareatu BROOKLYN he Rev.
j. q iucnl ench, James Rice Jr, o jennie u iwn.
ShAhNOS- SID. -. IN iturday tCt.. -. Oy the
Rev Henry Motet Nr. 9. l.. shannon 70 Mis- Fannie
C.saluI. DOM Of III. !.
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Arrive5-MoSDAy. March 9.
steamship Herman Livingston Savannah. mdse. anu
pass
steamship George Washington Halifax, mdse. aud
pass
siea uship CIV OF Dallas. Savannah. nise and pass
Stcdmshp America, Bremen, me. g. aud mass.
steamship DtnCiactor, Nnln gou, s.. c., iudse. and
pass.
Bark Carh, Santa Cruz misc
Bark Luiml. Garden r.. SIX tr.
Bark l.12ie Merry, " tarzts, sugar.
Biy Jeremiah. Gardens, sugar.
Brig scllic. Iaya b., sugar.
brig tl1rauclc, tlcnfnegus, Bugir
a 60 thc u-uiI rlv"r tni co t.tWfas v.asss
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Charles J. Brent, hank deisulter, who sailed
from city eight ago under the OF Clarence
Rivers was arrested by Scotland Yard detectives yes
ter4sy. on the arrival of the ste mer Queenstown.
He had hill OF exchange from DrcNe Morgan 4 Co.,
OF Wall street, for 20 OOO francs He AIDED ith
t1hOOO belonging TO the Fan River Tobacco Bank OF
Louisville, IN whcn institution he a clerk. lie
INJECTED with one OF the hrst families IN keutucs ~.
and was 10 BE- Joined IN Europe ~ young woman TO
whom he Is engage to BE- married.
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Transactions Yesterday at tine Exchange COM
prise iorccn urc sales bys
Irler +. Meyer ono tneestorY brick house with IL
year, lease 81 lot 2t0xi6 Olock, 80 TArd street. soul
side, 563N feet easi Avenue y, si40o.
Hy James VI. Miller Que house With lot 2bNl00. II
south side ll3t street, edC feet cast Second avenue,
al,soO.
james ". Miller adjourned foreclosure sale Of prop
erty GA Oak street, west Jamea stree, to March 20.
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ALes Valued AZ 81. 900.

While John D1lan, boiler inspector Of Oh
North Second street wiliansburgh, riding on the
step OF an open OF the Broadway line the conduc
twct ihe step and the car and was crushed ms leg
was tuhs'q ueuty amputated, lie suad Tor Seo,uOO.
obtained Verdict Of 5000.
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Rehended mud Hobhch.

FORTRESS MONROE March 6,-Henry Jones,
the employer of two gangs OF woodchoppers In James
city county, was murdered Saturday while he was
travelling WITH large sum Of money pay his work.
men, MIR Jones's body found lying on the ground,
partly covered WITH leaves The head and arms had
been severed from the trunk, ana his money was
An saTm WAS at once given and party organized,
captured seven Of The eight criminals, anu they are
now safely lodged In 1all awaiting trial.
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Rich Wing. In The nip Horn Maintains.

GREEN RIVER, wv, March "a man Just
from Wind River Valley says that rcn mines have been
discovered IN the Big Horn and owl Greek Mountains
stage !. running from here 10 South Pass twenty-five
mics norm from here and the stage company are
max nj preparations To nut line to Camp Brown,
foity'six miles north OF South Pass
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Steve" Rogers, one OF the best variety actors
in the country buried In Calvary Cemetery yester
day. His funeral attended by nearly all the variety
performers IN the city. He porn In klmira n. /.
and made his nrs appearance eleven years ago under
the name OF Master 6teyey.
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A Negroes BurinIR Rights.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.--ln the case of the
Mount horah Cemetery Association agt. The Com.
monwelth ex rel, w. H. Boieau ana Margaret Jones,
Juuge bordon OF the supreme Court this morning gave
decision m favor OF heidefendaht-. This Las
cited much Interest heie, bolng attempt part
OF the cemetery association 70 exclude tic bOgy OF one
the cemetery.
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Crooked Whiskey in New York.

An Illicit dstlllery was seized yesterday after
noon by Internal Revenue Collector costus and Depu.
ties Yeomans BeGtue, Barretto, and Brundage II was
found IN operation the east side OF Tenth avenue,
between ScYentythrd and Seventy fourth streets not
far from the that seized two weeks ago, II IL
the third that has been seized Within that period This
cistiery In the third story Of neat dwelling that
seemed 10 be unoccupled, ana had notice 10 let" on
tha fraut
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The Ln,e., Twenty-ars, Ward Tragedy.

Coroner Croker held AN inquest yesterday In
the of Thomas +. Smith. who died on the evening
Of the 81 met, after nghtng with John Mcsherry the
keeper Of Twenty Ward baTroom, about the pay
IN nj Tor drink. Ne7herrt knocked ne lmost help.
less man down, and his skull was fractured lie dicd
soon afefward m the Ihtriynth stree police station.
The lnrya verdict We agsinst McSherfy, and he was
eu d
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Municipal Elections In Maine.

Boston, March 6.-Gen. Francis Fsssende n,
Republican elected Mayor Of Portland to day ;by
bl0 majority, In total vote Of 5048 Last rear the city
wssa nemocrstle by 40 majority; The Republicans
cs~ -syg,Ss ags.'.aS .ss s.rSay,
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HUD'ECrS:
MONDAY, Marcht Rrpjra Oithe Lcrdt Work
Tlesd Y. rom -. ,ii't ou- EoCk.
"Wednesday, M.rcs 8 PROMISES.
Thur Day, " r...|Ir Iu.ll-g 'ing
Fn 'aN, MyoN lu nt"np't.i
S,Ii HpNl, MARCH II, Hn. very saturday mere.
aftDi, me non Mgcurp Wli he held IA Association
N Al.l. ron - g. ,'Ock.
t4I aKNODt -tENl't 80 I T. VI IN Madison av.
hall. CaIlv, March r.. lrtltYt ON lh' blrod. he
u I'd IN the eve .in-. Wednesday, u trch s. second
Lecture ou n'nnl. ErfmrI ln ~" rytniG . Taurs-
day. March ., I.o.tur On Nr'Ycu, krpeMcd IN the
eltung. tIiiay huoh 49, sc md Lecture Oh Heaven
tic, rs r'la rrl ONLY tor the afternoon meetings.
au may w. had u piiil .tlh az uitc itl aN nLa .ch
-, Mod PIP ay g az .dtl - anu 1t YOUNG MEMS
CHfJ ,llAh 49, OIL tlION, 4th nv. ana Pa ".
ENlH 'lGl S9inriay excepted, Services In
MONDAY ENE hIAG-Mr. SANKEY, assisted by a
numb roi q .rsYI "h, Will lead PRAISE MEETING.
Mr.. MOODY viii ne, TIE young converts ana luuur-
err association nan, corner 23i st. aud Am ay,
az x OclNCh.
ro, Loors will be open half hour before each ser
vice.
WOMENs MEETING every day, SUNDAY excepted,
fruu 10 l;lj T., NJ. n TIE -lnv. Fall
MEETING FOR YOl'Nt NEN ONLY
M all Nv. nail m O'Clock.
NO tickets required Tor any mcetne- except those
epe med.
The expenses OF these meetings large and must
b betrayed by private tun.rrlptlol, .nhinuulloni
ca We sert % j. iernont N.r az, ESQ Ir asrer ~
wall st., or TO SAMUEL fhukNE, CHAIRMAN Commit
tee OF AirEnScnirut-
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The Mntertown Murderer.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, March o.-Francis Ora
potte the murderer Of simon Hoover, was brought TO
this city and lodged In fail to-day. lie frightful
spectacle from brui inncted upon himself in the at
tempt 10 commit suicide Eryspelas has SCI IN, and II
IL believed he cannot live.
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h. conferred upon pr. pk JONGil tuc Comnlndcr.
slll uf he Nricr pl tu,, lrcustitl, Of ccn.
ti'rc are 4'0 q, nauTg anl properties Of Cnd
OF 10 t.ld 90 ca..uri uup, rial n.i plGts n, 10, all
ulu.yIs slle ronsf 'i'g Au-ir ilirl.t tx a., Lon.
d.-. toiv"-t 10, fur tl' CAt4 size, John T. II 49,,
Cur au N.,. AtN trt.
rERCtNNL'N rANACrA.-The greet 'as,rless
sal. TeuptN ftI roNgN-, llA1Il ii.a hl uH fu1u of
tae trDa, i'm % allrt,s. ana un ira. mi al hood
p0hOns II. liJ Nae,au e1 I.u b'A l@-n.
ron SAI.F-IH perfect Vrdei 1850 rcau,s CONE
me rI0l lot .upeI 20 uts 2OOOnu envelopes sin.
g,e rvam or box now OF never ziH Fdon - room Q.
HAIRASp WIIiShEKS. SEtrLY, BEAU
Ufuly. suitably stM sh, ped al y john ST.,
Bros way. shaving, ioc., OF le for q dollar
AS3IIAT SI.aO.- Money sqrsd Is monsy tla,tsl
suk LAts tSsO, Meltu W. y New CAureast uD stars
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ON Journey without Consulting his Wife.
Gustav Schamburg, saloon keeper OF Eliza
beth. sailed for Europe last week, and yesterday his
wife, who had besn Visiting returned home and found
and adding that he had Just drawn $1,000 In lottery
and he did not Intend 10 return TO America.
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The oarnings OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas Rui
road for me fourth week IN February were Si1,.il,
agAnFt r3t,42A same time one ygag ayo,
The nrn OF buttrick, Goddard n Gilman, No Nls.
sau street, Just beeh started tlc trusactun
general banking aud commission business ~ stocs,,
a.. aud cold
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DIED.

BIRCH sunaHy oFap M's SoI, q -BgnissoFa
Tue rclativ ,re.ia, Of The FANNY are invited
to ruuef 4 ~ lhe residence al her MT,
kost &C. place Jers CITY H,ights'n Tuesday. darea
sln.5 nro91yp o. sogrS1y March 4.
The reatye- AID friends family, snd members
sr-eyay III ca 10 ATTEND 10 iuecra from 6is late
residence % FanAlil ave. on Tuesday, 7tn insi, At
20 n Y-oa sunday March . Pa,rc. coeheT
faler Tue d'N !a rch 2 from his late residence.
D. ia Son Maf,6 D. Ensnor. bel we'd wife of
supp n &c an, ~ ~ nn, IN ot hnf age" ,..,
thy invited to atioaj the funeral on We nssaay.
Margn - a. p Nh IRON her late rcslleLce, 80 Kent
''F'6X-oi March o. Thomas Fox beloved husband of
m m ~, tA a' ~ %. we count! "'''nea'n' 're'anu'
The relative anh ,rd, Of the fany are respee fully
corner ~ st. sd vernon a., Huuters Pont, H. l., Oh
HAYWARD -siddsnly on SATURDAY morning. 9Th
int OF alopexy Thomas :. Hayward in te iStli Year
The Re- a.lyes AMI friends Of the family are invited to
sena '' ifig S'gs ~ i9cSd ia
.KHEA In lrooghn On siturday, Marcn l. 1876, Ann
IN relliyss aad r.eads Of the mily are respect
o ~ az T. ~ II N No. late residence l76 wlOus
McEAY.N,n Nona,i. Fc 2s Noiie scott. only
eLill Of hobori ana slie Mckay, aged months and
re,tys. sa3 teaa. are rcsgreifay Iay'G ,1 to
ATTEND VI" fAl w ,nh' 'ISi =, IT. : 9cioek iOH'
~ Nc ~ a. pom, on ~ i'y. March .;
lou hif fllAHutti NSAanitJ III tnt ~ year u
IKE.
Tne relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully InNItcd Ucnd tie fuueral from her late resi-
dtngo, 80 Van CT ~. c4icr Os.l I'D Gicenpcint.
on Iuosda ,tfc 7ti INST. az 1870 j. q.
N"N.-ln sunday, March 3, G orse |. New, aged O.
J, Grs md ; uontns.
ne faaeri yil take race On wedq saay, aaT.h 8;
a. ouucS T. ", o. iur Gei"e Church, corner Of
Grand and tYrl sts NilNansnufsh,
EtllILY.-On saturday, ~ Ias... Piip iciley, nS-
uy, o. igc ,.,ii'h 'i i.v.o. count ca'an, Is. land
fully NV lird ateD the tureiai, from III, late rvsi
dance 2tl n rth btn 80, brloi vn, T. D. on Tuesday,
a. lhtfi thvhte 90 cav. y Cemetery
SiEL.-On Sa.tfdul, March g. dcGIiml Sarah, widow
Of tue late Edwin orGnGu sce n Tue 7jl year Of her
"'V',Y HorN-on sunday. M,rch 5. join vsn Horn.
ag'u o. Year,.
lUc rratif,s nj friends also the members OF the
New lurk T. pHg7aflcl 50 .icN Elpo-r phlcal Uulon
No. AID - lsaG Gr0yc L,hg SO. 30, +. and A.. NJ
invited to 'ftrn thu funeral services at his lae
sirac" 6a Henry &c. Jersey city Heights on Tues
dIy afternoon At u o'rutk, II RENAME Will be taken
to MUudigWu Cemetery on Wcnea iay for lnternent.
NEW No'K INrU, NArHiCAL SplIErN.- Members IRE
invited t. at .nu te U.efI gnrYIc OF our late nru-
t.. JOIN Van N.u, or $ Henry 49,. jersey city
hesnt-,. this rutslN 'itern9on, AZ qGinck;
y. c. FAuLk NER Sec.