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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
JOHN D. TOWNSEND ON THE TWEED NATTER.
HIS SATISFACTION WITH CONTROLLER KELLEY's



In regard to the application of Controller
Kelly for the release OF William NJ. Tweed, John d.
Townsend, the latter's counsel, said yesterday
suppose that Mr.. Kelly wrote the letter to Attorney
ported in my application 10 him by the knowledge that
Mr. Fairchild, the former Aftorncy-Genera!, had
promised air. Kelly, : he had promised me and MI
Tweed personally, that if Mr. Tweed would make fun
confession o; his msdceds and give the names Of has
associates and surrender what property he had left ne
would discharge him. | know that Mr.. Kelly under
stood tliat relied on his statement mat MT an
child would act fairly IN his promises, than ON anything
else III advising Mr. Tweed 10 make his confession
" stated IN INV letters. last summer, 10 MI trchu;
that he had made such promises 10 Cont0cr helY auu
Mr. Fnirchild denied it. IL Il, OF course, gratifying 10
me 10 he well sustained IN my assertion by MI Kelly
Mr. Tweed done all that he agreed To do but tbus
wrote TO the present Attorney General early ~ January
The grounds upon which 1 thought that Mr.. Tweed
should be discharged and reviewed the from the
beginning | can understand why Mr.. SchoOn-
maker should be careful III determining the
COURSE he should pursue. / believe that no ono
has ever charged him with misconduct IN any statiOh III
life and yet lie was nominated Tor Attorney
General large portion OF the press Of this city and
state immediately asserted that he had been nominated
expressly as q friend OF the Canal King, aud Oi Mr..
Tweed From what have seen OF Mr. SchOOnmaker, i
conclude that control him. and have every
reason TO believe that his decision, whether for or
against Mr. Tweed, will be based upon good and 1uS-
ha We everything publicly done in this matter hope 10
gave TO the pubc the letter which wrote to hln III jan
uary that null knowledge may be had Of every lhng
that has occurred"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

The following are the saloon lists OF passen-
gers who will sail to-day in the White Star steam
ship Celtic, for Liverpool, and the Hamburg American
Line steamer Gellert, for Hamburg:
FOR LIVERPOOL--Ii Steamship Ceuic.-C w. Adams ID.
NJ Armstrong Frank BlackngOn James Brooke, Mr BrRe
James COnrow, :. c. Curtis Miss r. Curtis Miss NJ o.
Chris Colonel w r. Cragh G. H. Durham, Mrs Durham,
Miss Durham, Colonel Deane VIM pudgcon MI Dohery J..
Ciutman Is. r. HuDtcy, J.. Herzfeld, W. w. Heroy NJ r.
Hunt, Jones' J. y. r. Jorlas Miss More,ead VIM Nc
MurtTie, Mrs. McMurtrie Robert Mullins, H. Mcc0rd W
O. Morgan ". Merrill John Mclean, q. Macleod, H. W.
r. Mali III. L. Newman, Mrs Newman, 3iiss Newman Miss
Nellie Newman w Marine, rocLD, Daniel R1nyOn Mrs.
Runyon. Grange sard W H. satd Jcreph H. sptphin j.
James Underwood Carl Won solbe Thomas Caini ~
FOR HAMBU RG-Ia StedmshtD Gettert-H w Edye.
Iosseyan, Mrs Bossevan aud child w sawney NJ Kahn,
Samuel Alexander, Mira Dr. T. Ho1mann W. A. Frtsch.
NJ Seubert Mrs. j. A. schwarz, Miss g. a. Koenig. Miss
Julie LANCE Edward Cordes, Simon Is Rothho1 j. Jiede'
ger Mrs WurzDurger and Two children At0ph nabriskie
Henry Bush Robert Wagner August Nage Louis May Mrs
IL IDlIn Hich1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
AN OPERA MANAGER ROBBED

The manager of an English opera troupe,
formerly the Kellogg Opera Troupe. Charles ID.
Hess. stopped Tuesday night at Taylors Hotel.
Yesterday morning he discovered that his room
had entered during the night hy thieves and that
his gold watch lOcket and chain shrstuds, seevebut
tons and several other tinkets valued In all at over
$780, had been stolen The thieves obtained entrance
To hts by boring auyr hole through the DOOR
aud drawing the bolt back with piece Of wire. The de-
tectves Of the Jersey City Police Department are work
ing the portion VI the ewclry stolen did not
belong to Mr. Hess but had been placed IN his possession
for aafe-keepinR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS.

SAN FRAyCIsCO, March 27.-The steamer
Zeanda brings that the parliamentary deadlock
continues in Victoria The Government Is SIN aoe 10
nav public creditors without appropriations The In
neriol authorities decline to interfere the Legislature
must fight Us own battles The home authorities leave
IL TO the Governors discretion to enforce the resolutions
of thp Assembly in reference 10 the payment o moneys
voted by that body The question IL 10 NC hrst s"'
ted to Parliament. "a -
Business in Melbourne continues very duh ana com
uloins are everywhere rife. number OF large houses
and OF labor have reduced the number OF ther
hands Owing Ia the unsettled state OF European alar-
stems are being taken to strengthen the defensive posi-
tion al the entrance To the harOor OF Melbourne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

TORONTO. March 27.-1wo attempts ut assassina-
ton by shooting made last night In different parts OF the
city Neither the persons fired idenuy the would
be assassns.
PIEDMONT, w. Va, March 27-Consderable ex-
here discovery brutal outrage
committed by Nathan Crow his daughter seven years of
age Friday last Crow has been arrested
TORONTO. Ont March 27.-Hon. j. G.. Curre,
Of GATHERINGS struck OF the rolls as solicitor to-day,
by Chancellor spag2e for improper conduct In connection
with "A certain mortgage Currie Is Queens Counsel
and member OF the Provincial Legislature.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 27.-Over 200 unemployed
workingmcn held here to-day and decided 10 apply
TO send them TO Manitoba and loan
sufficient money to commence farming there The meeting
was address.d by several members Of Parliament.
CHICAGO March 27.-George B Martin. Of Lock
port grain dealer and grocery merchant a voluntary pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
TWO SINGULAR DEATHS IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Bridget Lewis, of No. 222 Unon-avc.,
Brooklyn was reported Monday TO have been found
dead IN the street not far from her home Her death
was supposed have been caused by the bursting OF
tumor She found with her face covered with blood
I'm the middle Of the street. postmortem examination
showed that two OF Mrs LcwIss ribs had been broken
and that left Jaw and frontal bone had been frac
ured II IL thought that she was run over bv heavy
wnyo but Of her friends are inclined 10 think she
was the victim Of foul play she was OF dissipated
habits but was sober when she left her house, AN hour
before she found dead.
The woman whose body was found at Bay Ridge Tues
day morning IL believed To have died from exposure aud
congestion OF the hngS The Police have not yet dscON
cred the man who seen in her company Monday
uIcbf II has been ascerimncd that she committed
five times as "A vagrant 20 Blackwells Island during
1877. There slight marks Of violence upon
the body,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
NEW CALEDONIA IN DISTRESS.

SAN Francisco, March 27.-Accordlng to
advces from New Caledonia, the commercial disastersa
Nunea the capital OF the colony, continue. The society
Fonciere il now nsolycnt. which adds greatly 10 the
general ruin resulting from hank failures All mining
.o,,s ore e,onped The Treasurer OF Transportation
embezzled 100 francs. When the crime was oiscos
erred tne unhappy man hanged himself Inc Ioci gov
erulneut Is not Instructed 10 pay bank liahihIles
Ltor other Forciqa Necs see frst page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
CALIFORNIA TROUT IN NETWORK.

It is stated that the Californian brook trout
IN the state Matching establishment at Caledonia are
beginning to spawn. This species Is more hardy aud OF
more rapid growth than the trout III Eastern waters
number Of these fish placed In the water at Gale
donIa three wears ago March IA. OF this year. the
spawning began Eastern trout generally produce their
eggs November To January but at Caledonia they
sometimes spa ~ late March IL TO this
circumstance that n cross has been obtained between
these two Species for the California trout never spawn
until March II hoped the result Of this will be
supcrlOr both parents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
A COLoRED BooTBLACK's DISHONESTY.

number OF private residences III the Nine
teenth Ward have been robbed lately In manner which
led Captain Mount and Detective MCGOWAN 10 believe
that the thief person having access TO the
houses as a servant Suspicion fell upon Charles Evans
or Edwards, colored man, aud yesterday morning his
apartments, at No. 81 East Forty-secondst., were
searched The officers found there Gamers hair sha wi,
the property of Mrs Ella Gilbert, OF No "a West Forty
sx-s velvet sacque, trimmed Min lace, belonging
blu silk dress, trimmed with Lace supposed 70 nave
been stolen No. 90 West Forty xtst ana seal
s,n sa.que. which an owner Is wanted Evans
every morning called at the houses named Tor the pur
pose OF backing boots. He was committed Tor trial
yesterday by Justice Smith, at the Fftyseventh street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
FRENCH DREssMAKERs AT THEIR BEST.

The Opening of the house of j. 81 {. john
sion at broadway and Tweptysecondst., began Tues
day. aud viii close to-day. All the erea: French de
signers were represented. WOrths work was seen In
costume around which Fashionable people gathered In
crowd almost forgetting there were other dresses TO
be seen; It OF black gros grain and eros grain
damasse silk the back Of plain grOs grain falling
plainly, gathered lightly with many loops OF narrow
satin ribbon TO form the train the sides were OF gr0s
grain damasse and the front was gainished with real
chantilly lace, bows and pleatings, aiternated with
clusters of fine Jet The of this costume il $500
robe de vsite Of most exquisite design represents
Pugat This of pure brown grain silk relieved
with ppings and facing Of mastque the bottom OF the
skirt Is finished with shell pleatngs Of masqnc aud
brown the back of the skirt Is laid In wide Waite M
plcat down the entire length OF which is placed box
pleatng faced with mastiquc. and caught each side,
about lnch from the edgc each SIDE OF the lOnt II
trimmed in the manner. The basque Is cut IN
square points, and pped with mastque; belt OF
dor. Is with ths dress; collar and cuffs OF Rus
sian lace complete this really beautiful costume.
H,nteuaer is represented by dress composed OF
gauzc dc moselita and fallc silk OF pale drab color
This dress is trimmed WIN dentelle Frahfa,se oi
robe de vlsite of black aIlle ana gauze brOcbe The
back is laid in Vatican pleat OF fallle, on which ne
sides the gauzc brocEe are gathered to form pun
The front Is formed Of three scaIfs OF fae ending with
loops lined with yellow satin Through these loops he
drapery of gauze brOche drawn and fastened at the
sides edged with crinped silk fringe. which falls over
band Of yellow satin Is cut T1 Sasa %tn
are placed the 'front.' OF the basque also Leicreie IL
rcpresent ted by robe de cnanbrc OF whe cashmere,
he bottom Of which has pleaiing Of cashmere
which falls rle OF OrchOn lace. headed with gall0On
DOR. An evening dress OF girls pero SIX represents
knife pleatngs about inch WIDE The drapcry Is OF
girls pere danasse, edged with fringe OF the same Color
lighted up by and pearl beads. The round
basque Is Of the damassc with corded band OF plain silk
filled with lace elbow sleeves with lace and bows OF
girls perle silk lined with The back Is success
sion OF loops which fall III cascade 10 form inc tfalhs
Three dresses which attracted much attention yeser
day were Of pure white India null, and were especially
designed confirmation and graduating dresses for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
ALAKE SCHOONER WITH ALL HANDS LOS

CINCiNNATI, March PA Cleveland special
says: 1T is reported that the schooner Breed
has been lost off Mantowoe, Wis, with all her
crew. She left Chicago the 22d ins for Esconawba.
The owner. Eugene Mathiye believes she went down In
the storm OF Sunday. Captain William Rogers, of
Cleveland commanded her. but the mostly
from Chicago The schooner was rated Az and was
about iOnrIoen years old. she was unnsured.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
EAsr.BOUND FREIGHr RATES FIXED.

CHICAGO. March 27.-RairOad managers and
agents of the trunk lines adjusted their differences In
toay's meeting They completed their apportionment OF
freight and constituted grain special class Of freight
fixing the rate the basis Of - cents from Chicago
York and retaining the rate of 30 cents for fourth
class freight The nominal rate for grain has hitherto
hceu cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
THE EXPLOSION on THE MAGENTA.

At Sing Sing, yesterday, William Fleming,
a victim of the explosion the Magenta. WAS buried
Coroner Foshay and his jury resumed their inquiry into
the cause Of the explosion. exaning many witnesses
Edward Marshall, OF Sing sing, n machinis and cDgi-
neer testified that the specimen OF the steam chimney
shown him was not sufficiently thick for the steam
chimney of a steamboat; from 6Is to g OF Oil inch
WAS the proper thickness fifty pounds OF steam
be would not knowingly put i've pounds Of steam on
such an iron chimney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
COLLECTOR ARTHURs CASE IN THE SUPREME
COURT

WASHINGTON, March 27.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day, argument had In 5ls, 6O3, Co.,
49, 607 and 5l6 (ssigned In which Chester A. Arthur
collector plaintiff In error, and Isaiah A. Labcy OF al
Charles r. ana Edward Fowler, Edmund Unkart ct al,
John Zimmerman, Aphonse stephaui ct al. and Luis
SussHeld ell al, were defendants respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilscy Hoase-Sir Alexander I. Gait, OF Montreal.
and Ex-Governor j. H. PAGE OF Vermont. N'r0n0.ita
LolCongressmau Jaw A. Iubbell OF Michgani co,onsi
william T. Craghll, A., aud II. L. Wright Dr. A. NeD.
niger simon Graft r. A. Fagen and T. steele. Of the
Phlidclphia Board OF Education B,eroo Hous-Frei.
Broughtcn General Manager %; the Great western
Railway Of Canada ......F Arenue Hos,-Ex.Govcinor
Howard OF Rhode sland Curtis Guild, OF BOSTON and
L. H. Il. sweat Of Portland, Ne 81 James Hotet-Judge
Willilm L. Learned, Of the New.York supreme Court
Strtcrd7t Hone-General H. W. VESSELS U. D. A; cole
HCuse-PrUfessor j. Is. Wheeler. OF West Point
HOFFMAN Houe-Ex Henry pptt, OF Rhode Isl
and and g. r. Surggs OF the Great Railway Of Can.
ada Vesaiase Hoe-PTo.essor F. L. Ritter VI Nassar
College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
ROIruANIA DISSATISFIED.

BUCHAREST, Wednesday, March 2I' 1878.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, NJ.
Cogalniceano Minister of Foreign Affairs, declared that
the treaty OF San StefanO for Roumania null anu
void He stgmatized that treaty as sconfge Inc
Ronmanian Government, he said, would yield notnlng
where the rights Of the country were concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
VANDERBILT WILL TRIAL.


MORE EVIDENCE ON FAMILY HISTORY.
THE CONTESTANT APPEARS AS wiTNEss-ihsir
MoNY ABOUT TIE CoMMoDoRE's VIOLENT ih"
ppp-N.Sy OFFERS AND MANY OBJECTIONS
LITTLE EVIDENCE RECEIVED.
In the Vanderbilt will contest. yesterday three
witnesses were examined: James NJ. Cross, James
w. Peppard. and Mrs. Mary E. La Bau. the con-
testant. Mrs La Baus testimony was in regard to
the Commodores treatment of his two sons, aud the
scenes ia his last sickness. Nnetenths OF the EVIL
1epee offered were excluded. Much time was con-
sumed in arguments by counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
OFFICER HERLIHYS USE OF THE CLUB.
The trial of Officer Uerlihy, of the Twenty

The trial OIL Olllcer lleilihy, Oh tnc twenty
frat Precinct, who Is charged with brutally clubbing
several members the Koerber family In East Thirty
frst-st, several days ago. was begun by the Police
Board yesterday. The particulars OF the clubbing have
appeared in THE TRIBUNE. President smith presided
md Police Justice Duffy occupied seat by his side.
large number OF witnesses present Mrs. Kocrbcr
who had her broken by the policeman was detained
at home by her injuries. Young Charles kOeIber mp
reared with his head swathed IN bandagcs. Colonel
Hastings the Health Department. appeared as coun
se for the Koerbers and John o. Mott represented the
officer Charles Koerber repeated his story, already
published. and several witnesses corrOboraed his es
inony Officer IIcrhy claimed that the whole family
attacked him that Mrs. K0erber alone was nearly
match for him, and that he could prove that she once
was engaged In u prize fight. Decision WAS Reserved
II is believed by policemen that Herliby will be dis
,nia frum the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
JOSEPH l.. FAINTER.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Secretary of
the Navy to-day received telegram from Shanghai an
nouncng the death Of Acting Surgeon Joseph
f. Painter at Nagasaki Japan, on the 18th instant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

Police Court IN default OF 50 900 bail. on two con-
plants, made by Mrs Gbet aud Tue other by Mrs.
bay Evans admitted stealing Mrs. GilOerts cameps
hair shawl which said took because she owed him
10 cents for backing her husbands boots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
STABBED BY THREE OF His GUESTS.

Ahtoh hooJSSh", WIN hS'PS !" iVuSbS-Housc
at No. 81 Greenwchst., assaulted with sword by
of the skull and deep cash In the left cheek. Henry
Brown was arrested In Chamberss last night and was
identified by MOdeska the man who held him while
the others assaulted HIM. Modjeskas wounds are prob
ahl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
THE FRENCH LEGISLATIVE DISPUTE.

LONDON fo'1'
The Times's Paris correspondent telegraphs
ia reported Tonight that majority of the Lett are
inclined to accept a compromise With the senate on ne
Budget dispute should this disposition prove IaacouS'
n serious conflict would appear TO be inevitaDle'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. no
2lS BROADWAY.
GAM G0. Noon, 55o m. 57o. Midnight. 5o'.
Highest daring the day. 81. Lowest, 81.
Average 4st0. same day, 1877, 41t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
WESTMINSTER TOWN ELECTIONS

The elections in Westminster County on
Tuesday resulted in choice OF the following super
visors consisting twelve Regular Democrats one In
dependent Democrat and nine Republicans being gain
of three Republicans the old one:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
COMPARISONS

The weekly edition Of The New. York copies
American Newspaper Union gives advertisement 5000
circulation 20 line The Times thinks the Ameri
The weekly Of The Work Post IS $3.50 copies
and advertisements are CHARGED at 10 cent hne the
circulation for less than cents line The Post dont think
The New York com,nercal Advertiser prints weekly ell
ton Of $500 copies and charges aNersefs 10 cenls me-
The Boston Post weekly 500 copies charges adyer
Newspaper Un0n which gives thar circulation
less Than fourth The price which The Post demands
The Advertiser charges q cents line Tor aver
tisIg in aweekly having 100 circulation and warns rs
ton or 2 cents line. 90, -,
10000 circulation and charges % cents line The Globe Las
contempt the American Newspaper Iuion, which gives
The inca Herald prints g. :52 copies Of weekly eiucn
which advertisers are aowSd to use a. ~ cents Inon
which gives 6432 circulation for cents "A line
charges sTerrses cents line when was cooperative
paper only line dmanded for It's columns and u
The ST. Louis Weekly Post sells 1912 copies weekly g
Germans m and around ~ ioss ns ecae e Amrc9
Newspaper Union gives lls2 wee KY circulation {" an Ner
temen for cents line The Post despises and SPEAKS un
The Lcckport y. Y, Weekly Times print. 100 cope. and
Weekly Times becomes cooperative paper sdyeftser can
use IT, columns at cent me %hes ns al ,hs asets
influence.
COMPLETE ANSWERS REFUTING ALL UNJrSrI
FABLE CHARGES, TOGETHER WITH CATALOGUES
OF THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UNION LISTS OF
ONE THOUSAND NEWSPAPERS SENT FREE 10
ANY ADDRESS ON APPLICATION To
BEALS & FOSTER, Gen'l Agt'S New
York Newspaper Union, Al
Park-row, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

This eminent architect was born in ISL at
Gowcott near Buckingham. He studied architecture
with great zeal. and came into public notice by the
"Mariyrs' Memorial" which he designed Tor Oxford
In ISL He was after employed In extensive rrstora-
tions at Ely Cathedral. Westminster Abbey, and other
historic structures. lie architect of the Foreign
Office IN London, and had also supervision OF the Ma
tioual Memorial 10 the late Prince COnsort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
The Reason Why They
Don't Like il.

THE COST OF ADVERTISING IN AMERICAN
NEWSPAPERS Is TOO HIGH
ASKING PRICES HAVE NOT BEEN REDUCED BY
THE BIG PAPERS SINCE THE WAR.
THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UNION GIVES ADJ
VERTIsERs MORE CIRCULATION FOR THE PRICE
THAN PAPERS PRINTED ON ANY OTHER PLAN
CAN AFFORD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

DECORATED dinner set, 176 pieces. $3.50.
~ China and glassware. BRUNDIGE $50 Broadway.
CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases of tho
- eueratiys organs radically aud speedily cured Hours
stoy and6to7 HENRY DANIELS NJ d.. l44 LeKingtDnav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

The Adore facts erpdin he unffendy attacks made
Newspaper Union by me " D. Times Post CONF
neyeai Boston Post Adcertser Utiea Herald Gad oAy
journals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

tifion In bankruptcy today Secured debts unse-
cured debts S175O The assets consist Of $4,000 ends
and accounts due bills ETC., aggregatiDg about $4,000
ST. ALBANs VT, March PA report comes from
ST. Alexandra Canada thirty Ave miles from here that
deyeoDmc nts strongly (who a.
Concord the Josie Lansmad the reetraof
cold Dooed murder OF two women. mother and augh
ter, at that place ten years ago.
MAUCH CHUNK, Penn. March 27.-All arrange
meuts for OF Thomas p Fisher for the
of Morgan Powell have been concluded The affair will he
private and will take place shortly after 10 o'clock the
morning He his wife for the last time MONDAY and nov
seems resigned to HIS fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
Announcement.

A PLEASANT, NOURIsHTNG PULMONIc.
That new remedy PHILLIPS PALATABLE COP IlyEg OH, In
Combination with PHosPHo NurRTIsE Is approved by phyu
clans. All druggists Depot. Plattst
SPINAL and DefOrmty Instruments, leg braces,
cruches &c TRUSS COMPANY. No. 746 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28
OBITUARY..
SIR G.. GILBERT SCOTT.

SIR q. GILBERT sCOIT.
LONDON, March 27.-Sir George Gilbert
Scott, the architect Is dead.
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WEEKLY WORLD.

Price, So to subscribers in the Terrific.
and 1926 when sent out of the Terito,y