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Fries Foreign Bondholders.

Al meeting Of the share and bondholders of
the Ere Railway ComranN hod at the Terminus Hot l.
Cannon street London. tie 2is, day oi February 1879
SIR Edward Watkin NJ r. IN the chair. the ioilowin.
resolutions weic unanimously passed
Fir,t-That tho thanks Of this meeting he rendered to
Mr Jeweit aud coun, their vigorous resistance tn
tho fictuu. hugann which sprung NJ after The tore
closure decree ana tor LAYING bare the false ad iraudu
lent prrences. the indrhu,le motives. AMI the care
less swearing u parties lending their names =" SUCH MI
cations
Srrnni-That ihi. meeting desires 20 express To the
honorable iutgf. ~ The supreme Court w Ncw York its
conhaDt trust that they will u.c thcrroMcr, 10 discover
aud iuui-l tho ptrsnns who Ter stock uOL purpose
abu-nh the uHre of th, rouriN falsely terraphins Ia
LpuIuu the llth eft lamar! That an order ~ court ad
bcrn Obtained Tor iponng the sale under the lore los
de-
1mrd-ihat the reconstruction trustees hc rogue sted
tn.c all possible mean, ior discovering the person who
connected that te telegram and also In the further eN
posture of INC iraud"nt prrcncrs ana als' statements
~ -ant- In Sew Work. and ~ the discovery ~ tie use
Ly ih'm Of names without authority
Fourth IlHt the hnndhnllris aud stockholders now
present rrrrat, thVlr cuuNriNn mat tie scheine o re-
tou.rIr BE- tar sal reasonable, Hul that Fs the Sup
lurt n The lnull nivrs may hr tOn-irltd uhhmnuuN.
Hui lcfr B.. no huA hdo opposition los si kh"ldcr, the
0trucunu trustees urged ~ lis" All The means III
their power 10 prevent any further postponement
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UNCLE DiN'L DREU SUED.
The second TrinI Of =. '. wh't-'- suit Boscd
on u Mnl: Strect TrMmsnctinn.

Tho second trial Of the sui, Of 5. V. White
against Uncle Danl Drew was begun before
Justice Pratt In the Kings County supreme
Court Yesterday Tho jury on the FIRST trial a. So
agrced. Mr.. White IL u member ~ Plymouth
Church. and was on the Bcecher Investigating:
Committee lie is p stock broker and MON
her Of H." Stock Exchange. On March ?. lS7j.
Uncle Dnn'l sold to Mr.. White for $2,7Uo the
privilege Of pur hnsnc Mt amy time within
siS,y DAYS from that date. Mt Nr. Whites option.
l.sOo shares OF tnion i'ncii' stock at 80. Mr..
White. on March ~, demanded the stock n; thrt
price III" market rate then buE GO. Mr.. Drrw
bought tho ! $50 shares from Mr. White AT 60.
ana ..iVr him "a duo bill for ~ 100 As this
sum has not yet been paid Nr. White SUES
for II.
Mr.. Drrw's answer is that he and Mr.. White
w"r' Jointly dealing in Ho"l Island Railroad
stnrk az tloir point risk and bcn"Gi bcgimning
the transaction in JUNE. 1871. By jun %, M |.
ih"' had lost slOi .a3S.93. half ui which. ssh. =
oo iG. Mr. Drew sets M ns counter claim or 80
much oi IT ~ he II entitled To over and above
pllntlifs claim.
Mr.. Whites amended rcrly Is thu, this loss
wa nii-"l 10y a irnn,atlon ~ February. 1872;
Mr.. Drew wns dealing largely in Chicago aud
Nprihweat"rn stock, known rs Nurthwwbrn
common. II. gave nr,lrrs ON Feb. 10. 1877. tn
his brokers to sol ~ Ti's. aud was nlor' to- sell
hs Mr.. Waite called upon him and offered tn
giv' him spnlc important information rrspr IA .
u certain cumhiuatjon that had f"'rn formed Ia
g"trpntrol 81 fie rhiir..a1 company. II Mr. Drew
would set inside tor Mr.. Whit - brnriii 5000
shares 81 tn" Northwestern common stock Ia l'c
j. Id subject TO his nr,irr. Tho stock rosr 10 81
on April 3 1872. and then truchcd ST.. Mr.
VIM" holds that IN" transaction WIS closed ~
S.il nnd apily the profits Ia the loss on the
Rock Island Transaction. subsequently lie
learned that Mr.. Drew had not dOnn tbs. and
~ asking him about il. Uncle Danl said:
Why, | clean forgot Il.
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live stock " n~k~s.


Nrw YoRH. Mrndny. March 4,-Rnce'rts OF
hroNrs - luad.. ~ head making total
HF' 'li vtck AGAINST 'tffpr the rrcNinus week.
nni5 the rofrrsprtTtng week last wear Prices
iurhet ca.d anpui &c. u y. and safes were SLOW n
Isr~ifr. + ~. 10 drr-> - n I" the gross rMt tor
oriinntN nul medium cattle. s't"nlsr 10 d rs> . Ne
To- tar ~ .u .ter.. aud o. ~ 49, tpdrcss beffa1 NJ
i.r rinr ati Ntra de- Ai,w tr's reached 10 s1ptc
y rNasitF.r. tor Ensish markets took ABOUT 500
ni steer at S,e. b generally. with u. choice lot
Re-, p,s m cnl,cs were III icad making sa) or the
Wtrf n.ninf ~, Tor last w'rk ~ insri light 1T 81 30
70 W tor common To tar Ncait. and sf~i,c cnmcr
nlid rNffa
i''r'' - nj -'e-p a. loads or 73i5 had.
mailing - Tor Tia" week iS5f The Pie
viuns ".rt. Prize, Wet much 'ic same a. prrNluuSy
REPORTED, hu irrl" WHs Gu.. Tui hnNcr- protested
STRONGLY again.; tie n.ufr. Demanded. OrdirtfN 70
prim" 'l"' raus od from 'dr = n; lot, eold
1T - usti e aud ear iuad a..
,'ipt, II NOS wore 81 car lotds. ar II 90 hcad
making Il tpai If 1891 iur tir week. nraitt ~ ,37p
tor tn" pre-, i"ns week re market WIS weaker. With
Iuids u life h.vs offs red hat s,id dressed
hog mug from EsHj'4c - n. with fame, pss sold
a .
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EtsKs or OPERA MANAGEMENT


The Adnms-Pappcnhcim opera troupe,
now singing in the Academy Of Music. is in
financial straits. Early IN the season start
WIS ualr for n tour ~ the country with Mr.
!. G. Fr"ycr rs manager. In som" cities the re-
rcirts wrrr lnrgc and nv others very small. so
that altogether much financial difficulty was
cn"oun;cird. The artistic success WIS not
questioned and the failure to draw uniformly
large audiences was charged Tho general dul-
ness ~ the amusement business. Mr. Frcycr
withdrew. aud his Disappearance was u mys-
terry VI II day. After that there was n lack Of
management. and during tho few WEEKS that
the troupe has occupied The Academy of Music
it was left to run itself. The salaries Of most Of
the performers. including the chorus and or
ch"stra. had not been paid in full. Mr. Adams.
the tenor. was the ostrnsillr manager; hui,
whiic the Organization was we'll maintained as
far Us giving the entertainments WA concerned.
the business department IS said to have been
chaotic Mr.. Fred Huffman gave security for
the rent Of the Academy. and advanced 81 900
toward meeting the expenses Of The first week.
In the second week he advanced $1,000 more.
and altogether $500 was obtained from him
I'm thu first three w"rks of ~" season. His in
t"r'st lies IN the sale ol liirc,t'-, secured cN-
tlusiNcly To- him hv n contract Wtil the SW'k-
holder. oi the Academy. and in sirrulaiiv"
dealings IN tickets. He had no security 'Or his
loan except tho right 90 take To" money rs IL
came IN at IN" box OH e" ANA 10y close attention
he got back the rntire amount
The receipts wore large for fow nights. hut
later th"y irll oil. and the salaries have boon
generally n week irhindhand in payment. Tho
pNp"n-r- were al iiiu q night for the production
ui old opcraS. but 1t would cost :}Ou moro to put
u nov one ON tho -in.c Kicnzi was a,lv,.r.
tard for las; FRIDAY evening. The chorus and
orchestra thought they saw. in The anSictv To
They demanded PAYMENT. MIR, Huffman was
asked T. loan t3.5un To- meet this emergency.
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M.fRRIED-

Mtri-sABATfNo.-on Monday. March e. ~ the once
Of the AaNnriltv hN the How smith Elv Jr., Nateo
kiunti SaniIt.n. l'aly, 10 ~snprna tioNani Subi-
daughter signur Grnnaro >abaiino 81 iigiInU
lttlN
BAtM Nk-LEv1 On SHturday. March =. by his
Homer Man flN. Ar Solomon Baum germany
Mis- Hester Levi. danahi'r m Mr. solomon Levi &
Poland
~ christ Church, rrHktNn s the Rev. ID Bancrm,
Robert nafdcasilr u lunio England. to Ada L. eide Il
nnsht'r ri thc late Dc Witt g. Roberts OF Camastois,
\
nOTY-FIING In iii. citv. on Thursday Feb IS. By
The Rev. =. NnrEsi. John =. NOf'v ~ New YORK
inrni ~srrud daughter 81 The late William Fling N
"a d. tell ma
Ham VI, sElL.--N Winchester Mas ~ W.dnas
daN lt. - hy the Re, Joseph H. tnt cuHr-s Morris
saik Of nuablrtun. II tn Annie Mcneil dsushte VI
Mr. J"iiu Y, Nril nt Niucnr .irr.
SfntE>-EnhN On THUR 'ay. Feb -. NV the Rev n.
Y tdlt l. II t,rOrgr VI S'urI> CHICAGO 10 Belle
willis iddN, dar-' rof Lrruinr T. EDDY o. ihis civ.
SrlNNtl ~ 'A>ALLA On SATURDAY.. ~ inst. bv the
Hon rmIi,t E, Dr.. Mayor. An-"lu Slinncti I'at
y
WOIfF-KArrMA ON Mnnfay. March 4 by the
llou sauitli ELY. Jr. Manor 81 the CITY Mr. Horinnnn
WOLF Ia Mis- Anmc kauininnn, daughter ~ Mr. Simon
kAuimann, all ui FrilsssH
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FINANCIAL Avn COMMERCIAL.

N,xr,v ,f,roh A II NJ .rioro ,,..s 40,
- ''" v" ""9 1t"
and "A generally nrmcr tnnr Centralized Tho
,,.,,,s.o,1, -, =, ~. -, -
nus VI "'' "u'"i'' III '"Ne
Shore ana the Northwestern sharrs. which cnvc
tone to III" upward current. engineered by such
o,ora,or. ns ho,, fo, .,,,,'o .,,'' ,.,,I ,,,,'.,
VI. '"'orS ~ nav i"t some am" '"'hd 'hrm-
selves prominent holders Of tho active sircinl
tics. The silver question hnvin,, boon urnrt,-
only diso,,,,o, on, ,h,'
c'''N ulSo'uh'eu' hnh the i'attern imhrogho. so
far re lu-sia aud Turkey are concerned. hnv-
ing me, with AT l,nst a trm,oro,, solution ,bcre
u.,,. ,r ,,,,t, ., -, ,,,,.,, ,,.',n
was very '''l' 10 engage attention unhi fresh
d'vclsmcnts from Europe may present m oc-
-, t., ,,..'
'"""'N l"uhu iN" 'anu""h'ht Tor increased
speculation. Willie the more conservative deal
er= have become SO Disguised with the average
Lake. sn"ro "nddr the n"cnn" Of !" o, U'%r
nipula,ion. rose from Gil, to cIs,.a and cloeal
60 - INV '''9 "
- a.. -. e, - :,
mon also advanced = e cent. 10 3d.. the nre-
49, | '"' ''"'' w "' = "''' '''' ''''
sn"r'e rejected weakness ait"r midday NJ n d.
~ ~ -, ~ ~ i.' wv "tlut anu W tN,'ln
ls"ni q, = 10 ~ IN ~ MAJ husnrss; nuhvusn
N",l"Fu mon were loss important IN volume
nl hueiuns. although tho II ri nnn,rA JnoNurd
frourGD to csi Thu y, PAM Atncks a. ~. how
rvnr .tronv md c;,..i a, ~, h,,.l' =, r...,'s
ana New YORK Central WIS also firm nj an nd
weakened tn 2if and Hmm ihnl and 81 Josr,,h
tlrrf,rrs,i ,rns inr-,,. ot % Thr r.,,,,i,,ir r
>. 81 -. ~ '"'' u, -. IT, i'''"'"'''i
"'riit -. ~ ~ az ~ .H'p.i'i
IN, iptul nuil"'T on SHhfts d'dU III was ub,l -.
oi when lhk" Sh"r" represented 1854 A;
IlslgNterp mel . l..
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Four Failures.

jewell. Harrison Co., who have q large pro-
vision house at - water street and cotton warehouse
at OK Ncw church street tailed yesterday momhcr ol
the nrm sah thai they owe nmlun- 10 the cotton trade
aud only small amount IN the provision trade most u
the los, falling their own relatives The failure was
due Indirectly 10 the failure Of j. l. Adams Co Of New
Orleans and endorsements The Arm has done business
since lH4l Mr. Harrison has been ffrsldent o me tot
ton Exchange mud Mr. jewell President nl me .Toluce
Exchange, j. g. kuisaats sons, lnporterso Ancy dry
goods at +76 Broadway after dong business or forty
NrnTs have made assignment Owing 10 Inc hllute o.
their bankers IN FuTis Iailliics si7Iph Sine cred
iurs rrprt ,cnns claims agsrcgntlnF ea'2H have lrh
A urtitluu IN bankruptcy E-dlhst wilson 4 bftiS ufl
godd dc aiers at III Broadway T. o BOYD Co. com
mission quOT dealers at bB Broad street have mndc an
,sanment The nj trial Of the nrm Tor alleged com
phoy m the crooked whisky frauds cost them upwsTd
" Sls,QQo and seriously hurt thsir credit
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MIR. EDG ERTON'S CASE.
Arrested on Friday In New York. and 4 gain
on saturday In EroosIyn.

Mr. Francis VI. Edgcrton was arrested on
Friday last IN tins city, At the sut OF II Clafu Co
on Saturday he was arrested by the sheriff VI Kings
the complaint vi Mills Gibbs OF In and 40
Broaiway
Early IN 1877 Mr. Flgerton called upon Mills Gibbs
and SAID that he could mud purchaser for certain lace
goods. offering 10 make the sale inr commission It's
Offer accepted. Rni gupis worth sSb Entrusted
10 him lie mndr the sale hut tailed 10 urn IN Sh7i -
the proceeds In November last Mills Gibbs began. or
Threatened 10 begin suit but compromise was made.
Sir Elgcrtnn GIVING ia" nrm chAiirl mortgage
tain furniture ~ BrnokNn lie promised To make YiV-
mcnt> Al stipulated times hut having uhl SlN missed
the next insian,ut linen the sltit was begun
II claim Go : suit j. Tor about The amount
and the circun stances not materially diilcrcui
cent thatt not known that MI EdsrrtUn utpd ms
debt with n chaticl mortgage.
Mr. Tho. q >irnrnA . counsel Tor Mr. fig'rton. saws
u at the eups w,rt bought hy hi, client N The regular
way On time and that the story ui tho commission
action Is ialse lie has known Mr. fds,Tton long and
well and l. convinced that he would not he guilty Of a
dishonest action DO not think, NJ Shearman con.
unucd. that either Nj Gihhs ur Mr. tlHlin knows the
ength 10 which tins prosecution has been cnrricd and
have no hesitation III saving that the amount oi his
dctedess as SET down in the papers, II 0Ncrsated He
rendered himself liable, hN cnlur-ng To certain persons
Nhn tunk nd, these dealings and refused TO nay
what they owed him. aud thus he was disabled from pay
d ll pNp
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House Of Representatives.

Under the cali Of States. the following bills
were introduced aud referred:
by Mr.. Frye Oirp.. Me. For tho exchange Of
silver coins OF the United States for United
States notes.
1t provides that silver coin shall be exchange
able 10y the United States Assistant Trcasurrrs.
or designated depo- tories. for Cnited States
notes ~ sums oi not icss than siO.
by Mr.. Cos Dom. " Y.l-To nay certain la
hvr"rs and workmen under the Eight Hour law
BY Mr.. Robbins tDrr. y. C.I-EXempilng
from inxation state funds deposited in banks.
siGN .Wm for def eicnccs in the Interior Depart
mont for tn" ilScni year ending Jun" 80 1876
BY Dir. lttner Rep Mo- 10y rcqucst-fo re-
peal IN" law imposing - tax on medicines or
mndicnl prcparatons.
By Mr.. stone u;'p Mich. FOR water route
Ia lacli.,le Transportation between Lake Michi-
Mr.. Brish, Dem. Tenn offered resolution
directing the secretary Of tn" Treasury to in
sale OF any bonds for outstanding lrgal-trndcr
notes at par, adding the current New York pre-
MUM on gold and the commission for selling.
or whether he has authorized the sale OF such
ponds Tor leeul tender notes on any other terms
than above stated; and If SO. the number and
were employed as agents TO dispose Of them.
Adopted.
Mr.. schleicher Dem. Tex, offered preamble
and resolution directing the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds To ascertain the
amount 81 money necessary 10 complete the
puohc cummings now bclnE "rcctr1. AMI To- build
Others thut may be ne,t's sary and Ia inquire
INTO the "Sp,diency OF issuing bonds OF Ia.
lnt"u STATES To- an amount necessary to erect
all such buildings. Referred.
WHOM Srnai. bill amending the laws granting
pensions To officers and soldiers of the war al
lsl2 VAS reached. Mr.. stephens Dem. Ga
moved 10 pass The bill II places IN the I.,n.i"i,
rolls mr. names OF such officers aud men a.,
served fouii .cn days IN the wnr with Great
Friiar, ana directs tho restoration / the pcn
sion rolls 81 those names stricken ihercfrnrl on
account Il disinyrry. but provides that no back
pay shall bo allowed.
Mr.. JOYCE rep. VI wanted provision in
the bill rNcludin. from lis benefits those per
sons who took part in tho rebellion.
Inc blli was passed, az to n. aud the House
uHt
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Louise Pomeroy formerly Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Pomeroyl WAS introduced last might for the
first time to n Brooklyn audience. She PLAYED
Louise de LdSco'Ts and Onrun. he Niti
FO,re' II Ncuco, In the Sea Of Ice." 4
pleasing face and q melolious voice put the
audience in sympathy with her. The support
ing company WIS strong. Edeson. the come
dian. NJ ling the piece with fun.
Miss Pom. roy Is 10 appear as Juliet after to-
morrow.
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me nov ~. HiLSTED'S DEITH.
'"e OF New Jerseys Oldest Lnwyers-Fbs
Political and Military Career.

TRENTON March THE Hon. William
nH'."' diei in this city to-day in his eighty
, w. year. liz was born in Trenton in 1875
y, was brother ofthe late Chancellor divers
''''l L. b." was graduated from Princeton Col
Mr. ~ all va, admitted t. tho bar rs at
'tn. 49, "Dunsrilnr IN 1913 and as
..| % ls34. He wits tho oldest ncm-
lm H A'o J'r-"y hHr rYcrIt cA-Ju DIG"
r.. .raHt"i law IN Trenton all Of llis
I u'I y"nr7 he was Prosecutor Of the
lru, h4i'nr IA county, bong the irst ap-
n,t s'r."r The Law Of 1921 by the Joint
H. ,'"S ~ 10" LEGISLATURE. From 1881 10 1882
I-l',. E'I'r''r ". the supreme Court pub
L..,,e. ven volumes Oi " Halstcd's Law
a. an tive Whis in politics, and was
-. 70" u'irl"r of Congress N 1896 lie
ua. -l 'i. e'--louoi lr31-J9.
rii aug -iun. Julnuuicant Oi the PrOtrs-
Lao ~, ia. tuur'h and belonged 10 the
Of l. tur' r. utrty. He WIS "A bitter opponent
tnr " Donn", AMI WIS on" Of the prosecu-
had a" ms 'eirhrat"i ecclesiastical trial. II !,
IN. \, tn'- extensive .pra'tirc in the courts Of
rrrin,r Gglll lsGl. Thcn he raised the first
WI o,.,', W. N'w lsey cavalry volunteers, and
Iona,t '.i'I Colonel. He WAS a bitter op-
E.aa,u,,, y i'.lpni MONOPOLY After the war he
"' '"'"nS blind, and lived IN retirement.
e., Far. Very Far
n oil
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THE M.isTEKTON DIDORCE.
Remarkable Family Relations ms shown "a
Judge sanfcrd's Decision.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-SH: The ac-
count Vi nay THs srN OF SUNDAY substantially
the case OF the pAlntd alone The ahdavs ON my side
wcrr handed to the Court seen bv the reporters
They show eonclGsi'eiv that oi whatever errors ma,
have been guilty they know and consented To- hv
the laiuur Nd a. TO the charges Of cruelty thcv show
that although IN married Lille thirty wears ny tenn.
per may have been tariuy Uneove ruao a, 10 prove
fatal 10 few pieces Of crockcry the plaintiff herself has
been treated with Uniform care and Aimucss
only AL tina, the public may suspend Judgment unu
on trial the whole case l. developed. can assure Il
that 10 that end there will he no delay ON my part
NV NoES. March 4. ISIS. JonN Ii MAsrtR9oS
The text Of Judge Sanford's decision in
N" Mastcrton case. delivered yesterday. is AS
follows:
The e., now G.G .cncd by the PLAINTIFFS reMnon and
the d.i"niani HI, paramnnr and her hroihcr. differs
nom NAT upon which u'is court acted whcn kr an
The sina pSrc. IN Tia, The defcndats a , sr
and Inrunus ihnn heor". his crucli, and irutnlitv
m.Is ".i"hiei, ana nt.icrahie |. now APPEARS mat
ana promises 81 amendment amt kindiA treatment
comusa relation, with him he ia, aNcn ad'am,aeg Of
n.I h n,m Nrnh', ~ =, foin- h' again rsnrug to
trsonal ,l"rncr AMI N srhlrciin. hcr 10 the m
Snil'E ,nn,n, 81 r,,i.irs ~ an inmate @, her nou~
a,,,, w., ~ ,tt, ''n- i"',' nee IN" lci
n'"nb.'r M m, tllll eur "a iic ASSURANCE. with
sm'l'A Ms heI friends Aui relations VIII not a-an IA
There nothing in the aspect the case as thus pre-
scntd To cntr me- dcfndani L. more Favorable cpn,id
~h- ouvnalN brought hcl"re the 'olrt II trr That
'"nn~sor AMI u r ' a.. ar'T, S"mi"na, a.
par 10 III" present mnu'n But upnu this i->' the
although >c6udcd cannot say c0rroorat', p, iiii IT
M argmout can scarcely be- dc,mrd To- ouw yh ihst
that her attitude has been t'at cnnnctc hcircs.u,ss
Tie r,irm,ianrc, aud ptoi"6iic. :" he ,. go o.r
ionaIdde' 'orny the presumption OF control mo N,
lt.d,tlicut 60 eeneve mat any wife ever yrlied her
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At the Olympic Theatre last evening the man
ascment presented rece, intended TO roprc.cnt
the leading incidents OF the memorable ns,o encounter
between ilcenan and Saycr, at Farnsboroush. The
American champion was rcrrc,ontcd hv John DIVER
amt the English champion hv Joe Onss. They wound
up the erennss entertainment with Lively glove en-
counter. that only too short tor the gods Of the
gallery Tho men came 10 close quarters several times
aud one seemed quite m earnest
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Arrtved-NoSnAy. March T.
ssiiolccu-. Andrews. Liverpool fch. - and Queens.
town cit
S.Carodclot Burrows. Santiago de Cuba Feb rs. and
tftiutias ngd
81 Knight chhhc,icr Gcorsotown DC.
- Nrr.u. Htllrit Bu.inn
- CLYDE. Tlhou Havana.
shin Afiss. 'iitilnrsui. glasgow.
ship t4t.in. nHrnri. Calcutta
SIN iay,ir Gtss piu!sf Ef.nicn.
SIM ~ NAL IRVING. tairu'tt
BARK trrnnrrn. Nnls ilin. ll,nio.
BARI Nrienr b.u.clia "a. Hon Kong
Bark Ma in August. tihuAn. L. sh1rn
Ihrk B,enrf Reynolds l. horn.
hark fatun''A. Nrwri'. Nnni,L
HHrk intNina. tail i.rdnu
Rafk 'uratua Faiknrl. 'ur.cos
Marx firi"nv. l. ts,'unNtr. summons. MatanI1A
~ Can't. Tnn u~ nd ~ ti,aN
bark ~. vitr. nnu,l. GALWAY.
Fark EinirA ro'snl's. rninc Port Elisabeth.
Bnra v lIhRln 'ui'. krnt't. ilons kun..
HI Hnp. Norris. Artochn
IRA. Man.ius. Todd. thTl.ngs.
Brig - Jcarti. Reel. iu. rtn Cthciio
SrIr W brn'l'y. Irt1.n care iiaNu
sair Azrida and Laura. i,r-rnsrn. Mayagucs
Schr Ella. Mitchell. Iacku,l
Al-u the usual rivrv aud cnastwisc vessels
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DIED.


BrNsON On Monday mornin-. March T. Nina q. Ben.
son. 81 consumption IN ihv 2'th wear nf her
RrlauN, and friends ~ I've unilN -pccifury in
Ntc to Htni the funeral NJ the residence o her rvthe
inl'w. ~ last Ilst Il. On Wednesday 6ih inst, at
ucirtk J.
loni rr, and Jersey p-1ers please co'y.
Mo- lAiN I'm NurNiN Nurflne. March 3, Eiiza, wife
OF th' ln'r Henry Mc'Ihn. VI y asct ~ wears
Relatives aiA lr, ud.M tie iuuIiy invited ~ attend
fc funeral her ui' ucncc. 315 Ntet Sd
Il uH WEDNESDAY. March q. a. 4
EoSs.-lnl ICY ti'v. ni MiuduN. Marcia I. ~ his late
rcsiirucc. l.. eta - fl'uAs Ro,., aged ~ wears
>uucc cd funeral hereafter
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KATE CLANT0N'S MARRIAGE.
, srRiTCE I'm 'JIE Eir. DR HorGH-
ROY RIfttt'D IgRFOHM
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anil arciu.ly nlark'd boots. owns a""mw-
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with Do; 3 reddish hair md pretty face. do
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preston. despite the gravity her dcmearor.
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piony TIE united couple. after rcr"iNing the
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theGrlNI Central Depot, and took a train ON
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were NJ. u.l NJ. Sp"r'nr 9 'u". who ar. hcr
father and ilnihnr. and H. q. Gillette ana Mar
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VISITING his rsl.'ilo- iu lurupp H. WIS first
80, T., H. I KY ,-1tI b. .ii..' ,f,rr' T. Il. t,tiirn
on Snnla, morning H. thrn said nothing
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The Celebrated Case In Baltimore.

Mcssrs. Shook * Palmer obtained vie
tory in Baltimore last night. Tho version Of
e Celebrated Case which Mr. W. J. Gilmore
had been PLAYING at the Holiday Street Theatre.
IN spit" % IN" injunction. was Withdrawn. and
the sam" play WAS produced NJ ford's 70 an
enormous house and amid the greatest eLthu-
siasin.