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HANGING A C0LORKD PnEA CHER.
siz Thsusasd Perssns Lissenias q his Decis.
rssisss 81 Anseeeace.

WINCHESTER. Tenn. March Brown
Coble. a colorcd preacher. was hanged near
this town to-day. n few minutes before 3 +. NJ.
for the murder Of Felix Gardner. another coll
ored man. In June. 1879. About six thousand
persons, white and black. wore spectators. Tho
prisoner made speech over half an hour long.
in which he stoutly denied his guilt M to part
Of tho charges against him. After saving that
he had been kindly treated by the on rrrs OF the
law md that sheriff Stewart would II he could
avoid the duty assigned him. he animadvertsd
on certain witnesses who, he said had sworn
his life IRON him. But he foraave them all,
trusting in God. who would give him m Impair
tin! trinl. He seemed averse 10 leave on talking
but finally turned 20 his minister. n cOlored
man, md whispered n few words. The minis
ter offered q prayer, tho vast congregation pay
inc deep respect. The minister then said iie
noted ~ tue culprits. Clergyman In Nashville
had visited him in Jail ut Winchester. and now
upon the scaffold. the prisoner still asserted lie
WIS innocent.
At eight minutes to the knot was tied and
one minute afterwarh the Sheriff said Brown
] wish you we'll" The trap fell. and his neck
WAS broken. He gave slight shrug Of the
shoulders only. In Ave minutes tho physicians
pronounced HIM dead. In thirty minutes he
was cut down.
The general opinion Ia TINT he wns guilty
The negroes manifest less sympathy for him
than the whites. He is the fourth person ever
hanged legally in our county. He was a stout
healthy young person, being only 80 years OF
age. His countenhnc" was Ind. his behavior on
the scaflold bold and his death cnsy.
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Trottius on the Road.

The first exciting spring trot took place on
Jerome avenue yesterday afternoon. in the pre- ut
many iurmen for purse OF elm The contcsing horses
were Mr. John Nurphys gray reldins steve Maxwell
ana WI ffoderrk REYNOLDS hAy mare Princess The
distance was from Caso's TO ormsbys Hotel. about n
mile The horses troi,cd road wagons each cnrrvna
two men They goi the word 10 An even start Princess
rn.hod to the front leading slightly. A. Judge Smith.
nom hor%s were fruttg NJ 10 speed AMI dnug their
hest pncng sgusrrli and hon, .iiv Whr III si mo
brow oi the n Princes made break lu.inr about
rngh hut catching quickly, nrw along living close upun
Maswcrs wheel Maxwell San cul out tho wufi and
whrn The hall nile was passed was siili leading Mr..
Murphy wn. using all his skill To keen hi. loslfiun and
Icing one VI The hest drivers In thr counr, drove has
rNlAnt srnr sp'cndihN ~ the three Wirprs Maxwell
wa. SUI holding his own Princess al the hush made
annthtr SKIP; AMI maxwell by an nr'stc shaking up
thr ~ ron Mr murphy Kept an and the trut bN a
length amid great applause No unr taken
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HOMICIDE IN THE FIFTEENTH YARD
Saturday Evenins OF Drinking In mn Eighth
strect Lager ncer saloon.

German walked up to Clerk Toale's desk
In the Coroners Office. ut about noon yesterday.
and, laying down n card, aaid abruptly, There
ought to he nm inquest. This innn died sud
denly then lie hurried AWAY. On the card was
pencllled. Gustavc Koch. 32d Eighth street"
Coroner Flanagan and Deputy Coroner Miller
found the doors OF the lager beer saloon Mt 1916
Eighth street closed. and The blind OF the show
window down smoll ahect Of paper was wa
fcred across the crack of the doors. informing
the public that the snloon was closed on account
OF the death OF Mr.. Koch. the proprietor. Grape
hung from tho bell knob. md in the comfortable
furnished room behind the saloon Coroner
Flanagan found n closed coffin. resting on UNI
drrtukers' trpstlrs.
The room WINS ful of men and women who
seemed to 10 mourncrs. Mrs. Koch sat IN one
corner, Weeping. aud her son. August. .wns. On;
Ec M Of c to snd Pei s cnrrs
his father. There WINS y cash on the right
temple. which hid been disiendcd by swelling
The rrst " tho right side VI the face was much
On saturday cyening.,,, tha son said. to
G,otoner Flanagan. John ,Bnmhcrgcr. OF West
Ba NIB cry h"s been 'n IN t The SaGi Of
dropping In to ser my father and drinking u
glass Of bccr Whenever he came to, New
iriends. with him. George. Gr96c and Chris
tlsn Wonderland. also q West Hobokcn;
HarY DOOR sat "na @2E for Sea the NJ SO ah4 ccf
three Rasscs Of beer TO the table. AMI qs husi.
ness was \ little slick lust then. sqt down to
chat with Bambcrerr and his friends. After n
while, j believe. my father in n Joking wny
asked Bnmberger WHEN he would pay the five
dollars that he owed him. Bambcrger answer
cd: When TIN married. guess Ny inther
surprising from this thnt 1anb"rgrr was ny
ready to Joke rs he wis., put his right hnnd up
to His face and looked through his fingers. Ms
men do when they mem. On. yes | know YOU
win Bnmberger. without II word. caught up
the match stand TINT WINS on the table. and
struck NV father on the right temple. The
wound BLEED n great denl. My father went to the
back room. washed his bend. and lay down.
Bamber9er picked M his Init which Ind fallen
to th" floor. and walked out with his friends"
was playing cards ut II table near the end
Of the bar" Mr.. David Weller, n nciGhhor. said.
and heard chair pushed bnck. on the sand:
Ell floor from the table ut which Mr.. Koch and
Bnmbcrger and his. friends were sitting. |
turned. and saw Mr.. Koch. who had pushed his
chair back. start up from the table with his
right hnnd TO his head. He said: For Gods
sake. why did you strike mey What did do to
you p"
Mr, Koch suffered little from his wound until
Monday morning. Then IL became VERY pain
fui. and he sent for DR.. Achilles Rose. Tie
Doctor regarded the wound ms very serious.
and advised Mr.. Koch to request a Clroncr TO
take his ante norton deposition. Mr.. Koch.
however. declined to do this. He died at 5
o'clock yesterday morning.
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Brookiyn's Divided Council.

Alderman John French. who presided at the
meeting Of the Aldermen Monday last after the Prcsi
dent Had declared the board adjourned and hastily len
the room with the Democratic members called yesterday
upon Mayor Howell. with the reporter who acted city
'lerk In the proceedings and presented the minutes u
that meeting, Mayor Howell said that the minutes
lacked the ccr,ncne the civ CLERK and that he must
certify In the minutes before hr could recognize them
minutes Of tho hoard Hni he refused ~ receive them.
Ia take charge ri the manuscript The delegation then
retired The present programme Ol the majority NJ the
hoard for Monday next !. said 10 b. 10 object 10 the
CLERKS minutes ~ the meeting to the time nj the
loutnntn as incomplete. and 10 direct him to certify
the minutes nf the srcond pAf Ol the mcetna In this
way the minutes Will AGAIN come before the Mayor. who
VIII doubtless veto the resolution appointne the officials
IN substitution OF those before appointed, and then this
Que son will be- IN shape 10 present 10 the courts
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JOHN FRISEK's sWEETHE4RT
A Story Of Jeaiousy and mn Interesting Scene
IN - Broeiiyn Court.

John Fraser a tall. stalwart negro. was ar
rasncd before Justice Moore In the Kings county Court
Of Sessions Yesterday. charge OF assault with intent
TOXIN fraser was NJ ono time a coachman for Jane,
FISK ir He WAS In love with sarah Topping aged Is Of
~ Hudson avenue. Brooklyn who also numbered among
her admirers julius sanford. waiter of whom m ~
was Jealous ON the nisht of Pen 10. Fraser met san
ford and sarah Tospipr In Fulton street Brookyn and
stuprtd To talk viii them In NJ ~ jealousy he drew
lsrsc iAckkne. ahd tried Ia stab his rival The .if
seeing the mo,emcnt rushed m 'front.' sanford ard the
descending blade struck her In the breast The wound
made va. serious, and tor time WAS thought ~ le
dahsrruns
Fraser remained in Raymond street Jail until ye.er
dhy, rhtn b. was called on to plead Justice Moore
having found him 10 - o previous good reputation Dis
charged him sarah Topping listened intntv 10 learn
her hvers tate for the assault ~ disturb their nj
hichurnt fnr rnch Other. hud when sts head hi. as
judge w.
he lovers went In arm aud they cornicntnlly
told ono OF the officers that they going to b,
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.JMTSENENIS.
The rinh Avenue Theatre.

MIR. ]. S. Clarke's engagement at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre proves to be a theatrical event
of general interest. Mr.. Clarke is. without
doubt tho finest artist TINT our stage has pro-
dnced in the line OF wholesome. hearty. and rc-
fined humor. His representations Of Moor lie
Boots and Toodies are entitled. II ere ntivc acting
ever was entitled 10 such distinction. TO be
called works Of genius. The quality OF humor
sive and radiating mixture Of Joyousness and
mirth that warns. enkindes. md dummies,
and against which no nature, however obdu-
rate. IA proof The man or woman who does
hot laugh unrcs,rainedly at DE- BOotss com
mingled pusillanimty and hravado. nay. who
does not melt at 7oodles's drunkenness. Ia In
an abnormal condition. =. That these two
characters, now famous all over the English
more Intelligent public as Of old speaks well Tor
the perennial gaycty OF Mr.. Clarke Is talents. and
community,
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New YoRK. Thursday. March 1i-Nlne chr
loads or ~ h' cattle were di,. today. had
reached Tie market place ~ t. ~ uciurs rheir wat
no trade 10 rtnk ~. aud the mLrNrt ~ r"rrtcf
numinalN I'm AMI un"hhnQcd. 4 "a luid - ignt
Chcrusrl ~'td str,r.. Log H.. hvrrnsr. h-ll over
from " scrlaN changed hands tn. nurili. ~ 81 a n.
iu dress ~ NJ a. tile gfo..rwL
Receipts 81 calves ttrinv were HD head. making n
since Monday. afainsi Hii i,r the thug Last wc'k
Demand trr rnd market .tniV a 1tf~r + n ,nr ~
p,.-i Nrnls. and ~ aGNi A.. iur prime Do
Receipts 1T -l'' ana ,tul- WIRE II ear luils ~
hrii making total ~ "-ti iic" Nudtt. griW-t ~ va
ur tnr corresponding tn' ia-t wick ~, drniiW Wrs
fully equal To The SUPPLY, AM trade wrs brisk ~ MI
litr.. rnnIul from 81 I" gu - = irIf. VIII ,,k
uni HSSira sllcrr hi NJ average fuii ~ tr.t .'ur
chccc lanh> ~ ~ III, and slrne Ia nh a. 60 g,
asS r heat
Receipts a. hog. were - gar lond-. ~ alii bead
making total Of iU5hl since Mundas. Hgrni inpH fr
the same time last week. None tor ,alc alive
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S,nic bond. Were iui Railroad sccGttcs ruled strong
and active fh pfiuciNni tan. actions were g. avs
Hhesngcnko nnd on, 1T. c'u."n ~ :aa?, imrTcan
qurnannR ~. ?Sur1A Delaware mud hudson, fcei..
icr" l--' ~. luns prk hnl., 10 Lake shore con.
nn' Wc,'rrn rac'nC h"ii. ISL. linton rarinc Raj
tuAu lst mortgage, its', Srw trSN ,tutrn convc rt
he 81 Phtihr ~ Missouri NJ mortgage, NJ col 4
aud lmllnnn central lists ~ rnrlo nni Wabash lists
- Louis di'irnn ~ naturh tunron III Toledo aud
M4la,h consolidated conNcrullr. ~. Ne.crn rnirn
nv ~, l, high rmi Wilk..hnrrc rnnsnliinied rs
Builil" NV NntS and Ere isl mnrgn =, ria M IN.
hdqur lmi sioux iitN. .rrunh DIVISION iN,. Central
ihvnc - n"ti-ae. tal'uina Aul Orrsun hrnurh ~,
Morn. ana Ess' -. lHIl, ~; Milwaukee aud ~ Paul
consolidated sinking nni asa Great Western lists l~S-
sx cnnion ga north wcsicrn consolidated coupon gpd
bonds iHi', Ohio and MissSsinpi cnnsnihncd sIk ing
innd. H's frIla eiuth Pacific Railroad i-t mortgage.
~, HANNIBAL and 'rntra Missouri lsts ~. luiun IA
cine shhins iull. me-. chicago and Alton lists. ia
Inc opening hlshe,I lowest ana - T.. VI closing nrices
stugk = IN Il "A Mo-
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NAV isc for June, ii &c or july / sUc ior VngWsi,
~ liza Tor september and innic October. Sales N
rruvsinNs-purk wa nrncr; snlrs me-. iOniti. vt
$40 si@ftpJi un Tie .rnt. rio lnr hlls AZ NAV ~
sin2b, Beet nud i,ci hams d,irt BACON In dfuaui;
ml.. siIhV. IT 'f05 ai1r iof Weston oS ccat cut
rmoi i,lr.s nt thc Hdvn,1r' srlcs on ,ic not suS
knr 81 Il icr Nnq, s,l e. 3, fnr iunc Drs-cd ,r's
crsmnicre.. 5.sS7c state ci. aui nrkn.. i,s Sc
Mg'iern," q. i''e' ~ ',n"r, N inrd"mnnli = - I'D
sirte dal-cs. -siir. fr III rqgs ilissi3'sc
GR,tS-M hrn trim nud f"riv acNr; .airs N. SPOT
Giur husi inrinly chuir, wnitt S'a'e AMI Nwhirlr
cnrn ~ li@si tais fut lu'ur dci,tr, iutrp hu.H 4.
including 80 .rrins ut ~ ~ w" Arril avn 81 - Ir
NAV and 40 winior NLril - i, rye ac'i,ri rlrs
rrn barb, rn.cr sale inUNhr~l ~ iic. 'er Western
feeding AMI s2r Tor twurnwcd stat" un, ,ic1ds. WIN
ioi graded nnS,i ,ri sS@Hc 10, white nc i,ir 81 !.
grnlrd 'a'c "F mixed p #i.sc TOT Whit 70 SwWf
moderate demands .arsuu tn" sioi ~ 80 insn ~
ciulinr 40 hrw ~ i'i,c. NJ = ~ 'lr5ili trd ga
i3i,". l"r steamer miS,i Yellow Jcrs, ',r south, ="
lng srnnct mixed At basc Tor April anu =" ~ %" &C.
NAV
,;aocruirs-Rio coffee ourt aud unrhanscd At - "a
u, baltimore, nj ipa@i'',r. Rec WIS gri'i 81 'lri
dn''. rricss M"a.c. W. % moderate, ifml nni
,Wn. Raw quiet rid urcl az ~ sn'rs l'is
hid. At ~. n,ir "a .uwi rtnivn, i'rc 49, r"'neh
srNrmss-NiNnl ,tufr~ quiet ANA unci"r'cl. .iris
nrrn'inc. ~ ruuuiu 10 risirairru r,sir ~ "a
@t dfis Petroleum quiet ind ln'l'r ltcag lnr ,u.c.
iur prime Whi,s"y nnminn At simV, ekfof. Mean
r'!ghis rather qui' T. bat wtnout turtle, tnnH GtHin.
I" ih,crl.p by steam. ~, cllcrs,, ~. ~ lnnr. hv
sail, 2:@2s li,i grain IL Loniun. l., siram. - 10
w'Mk lor .,drI.. .. NJ yqr d, 70 lla,le. D. de- 10
r. M uutp
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Ss France. Truirlir. Havr, Mnrch {.
- Alhemarc. Gihlis. i"wrs
- FnW:n. smith Phiininliihi.
x. New YORK. quick. Sew orleans
- Columbus. Rrtd Havinn.
- PArthia. TOOK. EscrpWl March . ana Qurc nstrv
- state Of Georgia. Copper als.aow March /. AMI
Lara" ID.
:. Nrirrand R,rdlc. Antwerp
- Oh Dominion. walker. Richmond. City FONT and
Nnrfulk
sim fnvi.c Null. Brrinrn.
shin znuave. Mrrn. bremen.
sh Pembroke rh.tlc, H'nilton, Calcutta.
~hlp Anna, Burhmr. Nrcnirn.
Bark ~, rhsr, n.ihi.. F,rtmsnn. Antwerp.
Harm konnnrd Downing. Iaito.
marx Maria M'dre. Ia hno. FORK
nnrk David Autsr.on. brnnet rcfnnmbuoo.
hatk oron". miller. Hamburg
hnrk leopold rnd Nara. le-ralc. Bordeaux.
hark Marco Polo. evhnri. cork
harS Miriam; hanaI. sunderland
hHrk Amur frntrrhu tr'hCh Rochester.
Htrk ur"rri", Wet London.
bnrk carrie wNman. "tlSry. Trieste
hHrA ral-mHn. hFgg.. Barbados.
BARK tathaitn". llcHri,k ~,n. lnmhurz
Khrs uu.ia lIrlop. Trnr.n IL Guuuv-ter. Eng
BARK Mn-unc. lies gnuy. tarienhs
liHrk ruiarrh. kus =. HrrivauN
I bRfk ANN NHrgrrih' ,ircuh-rn. Antwerp.
Marx Ter. ~ Lr Nro Dn,ncniro. Palermo
htrS Madt. tNii ~nrnaii. l"shorn
Bnrk kmrlia lrgrnirr. "a -t,lhnar..
kark i,,i Bosrh.iin. r~rasao. Gaiv--
BARK urchiiH, Ii"vrreruy. ~nsut Ia Grrnne.
Bark H">inn. hn'-i ! Narcotics
hriy rharlrsA Hoard. Wallace. MayasucZ
huu l.ufl-rn. SNeimen. Malaga.
Bris N thcclni"rr. Hninrn". Efdosto.
Rrig Afrii". Bruni. carl'nns
Brig sra.hr. Mrp*nnld, Matarz,s
Brig Eastern star Woodward DcmcrarA
Bra cnrncun. Faulkner. Curacao
schr Theresa. NrDuih. Para.
schr Mar, wehher fetr.s. Baracoa.
Schr fiii-,nry. Pitcher MranI.s
schr Mary William Austin. :, Mare.
Also The usual river a'm coast Wise ya>.eia
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The boy Hamlet came up bright and risky
nj Booths Theatre last evening. Angels may
have grieved. but his friends applauded. As a
matter Of criticism. 1t may not be out Of place to
say OF Master Wood that he is too old to play
this role. He Is unaucstionnbly the oldest actor
of his age TINT We ever saw. and age will toll on
tender actors. Lear IL much better part for
who disayows first childhood might nj least as
sumo the s"cond. Besides. there Is less 10 shy
in Lear, and the less Master Wood says the bet
ter, 4 Hamlet In arms may he novelty. but he
ought nj least TO understand the words he uses.
the childish prattle of this Prince OF Denmark
seemed to be- interesting. but II could hardly
hnve been intelirihle 10 his numerous friends,
who applauded him without stint. Master
Wood Is douhtl"ss clever infant Why does he
try to be- anything "lsc
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The Marriage Of Tennyson's Son.

=. MISS Eleanor Locker. the bride; is the daugh-
yer or fcdrtick Lker by the late LADY Charlotte
,sltr Of Dean STANLEY Mr. Locker is himself q
t~ts ana the author at numerous pretty h I'll
h1Wh ~ NE nner circle Of literature, whore publishers
XXI ~ uenn he Is gentleman vt independent means
ana lt receptions NJ hi. Besravian osirncr are marked
~ Wc presence n distinguished authors and patrons
hthlulr ana may be said 10 he the Jsr sn,inc,
u' TRAIN iuiiri.
VI. l'"ili InnN'on l. tho younger ron NJ the poe
ihufhl" AM i hImNli brilliant Young scholar and am,
bon, ~ Walking ~ the pai Of poetry So indu.riousy
'uiuNhWn ~ MS iathtr IN appearance the bride Is
medium brunetie, Oi little, psis hgnrr ana about tour
i"et els hlgh she has swreily pretty profile and
dtlchieJ formed nOs IT, rminRhig like tile METAL OF
unulted nnwrr' - the iatherin.law has said In ace
she ~ unrwhuTr between twenty and
age % ANY bride Is permsSile IN print The gronn
1, Young man ~ invent, fonr years oi delicate aud
harr IN is lace I" thai ~ his iher II being hnny and
.'rpng. H. i'hut,. liz" TINT regiOn In Ia in.,u
,an Acar hat liLo nrtcr. Altogether Tie outward ai
l. unaitracuNc
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THURSDAY. March li--fLoUR AND MEAL
tan5 wS' mGI. SADLY hsM especially The aas
though bnsingss was quite moderate and the local
Hhns hull We quote state aud Western supernne,
s'dtl ~ CktrA Sair ishtrN1 "a West,tn wheat
.hlra. - mos, ~ do * and xxx - Ersfo ~ winter
wheat rAirs t|tlus Ia do ~ amt "A \ g. ll@ r., a.
Minnesota Ni"uis, effs =, viN shipping extras. tiNrG
- ~ southern iak'Is amt inmif hianis, - "fii -.
I'm. - Jhsf4 -. bniMyM,nr e. l'~ $40 Ri' luur,
81
roIros-Snoi li6e lower and more active sales lolt
bales, mostly Tor home consumption Middlng uplanis
~ 10 Ice Futures opened ja7 points lower. but an
i've peeuuVn caused the decline be recovered clos
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UTICA. March l4.-lIlram Bnrgy tho leader
OF the Frankfort. lIerkmer county, hrchns. was to-day
iouud guilty of being an accomplish before the for
nrins his hotel at Frankfort. March 1877 Ic was
convicted on the evidence Eugene Wilrick an ac
compicc, who WIS sentenced Tor hic ami uardnnri
haryy M ,ritcnced tor hic I" Auburn lie lcav,s u
wiz AMI children. Roscllc smith ana Eugene Iridrii.
becker accumpices win lc tried soon They arc Young
men OF respectable families
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NfKHFfD,


nATiioRS-NooRk I'm S,iiriav mornnr. M-rch .,
At the r~-'iit nee 81 tiF hrtr~ lN the Row
navih Magic. o." Hon lrftr-ou laihorn o' Rcunoni.
Ne, 10 hnima Muurt -. Paterson. y j.
NEWTON-B lEhLON Tin Tuesday. 9TH inst 1T the
rreshyurian church, Mnrli.sh,, h' tn" Roy snnel
Miller assisted hV NE Rev |. + iumrlnss MIR lurWs
Nvwinn oi shcrlurir. Y. Gcrtrudr yuuua".t dsus
Ter ~ the la'e Or Laulrr Bis law 81 Arhuri. \. y
RlIkLANp-rAI TlER-In This cify. March n hy
the Rev. iuwr,. Mr. thnrc- ". strickland Jr NJ
New iuhloi Conn. To- Mis- loui>e F. daughter OF John
ttautlcr %
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Enjoinins n Savings Bank.

NEwBuRyPoRT. Mass. March 1.-THE Ban K
tomnnssinnrr to-day put an Injunction tho >cMhurv
port Five cent bnnk which has about Al "a 90 IN de
posts II Will wind ~ it, business
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MARINE INYsLLfGENcE

nfStarrub AtaANAC-'rts NV.
eunrisea.... ~ sun sets. . ~ Moon sets. -
NiIn wsiId-rni.
sandy Hook ~ tinV Isaut -, Hell Gats... IS
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And preventive u CONSUMPTION, Phillips" Pal
aiahlc' Cod Liver on, ~ cunmnduun with fhospho
Nhtrune. All druggists peput, flau st-Adr.
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ALBANY. March li.-Crenyie Trcmnn. son
Of l., man frrmnn. amt candidate Attorney tie raj
on the Republican ticket last al. died to-day oi typhoid
fever.
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Freebooter John MLaughln Of Hudson
county n j., who was nlacrd trial "Wednesday in
deirauding the county nv the purchase hose wa, at
quilted by direction " Judge Holman YESTERDAY
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Use "Buehupaiba for urinary affections
Advice free, Depot, 50 Barclay ST, New York.
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DIR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery will
cure cough ~ one hell " time necessary 10 cur i
up, but by removing the cause sIhdung the irritation
and healing the affected parts sold By druggist
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BUSINESS Hotties.


The enamel Ia literally "thr skin ~ the teeth" and 10
render this peary envelope niper hahir well az bril
liant. all you have to de- Is to nse sO2ODUNT dr,.
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Spttl1l Nuilt,i.
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