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BROOKLYN's MfRKET PROJECT.
The Commissioners Agreeing Upon n Price
for the Navy Yard Property.

WASHINGTON, April l2-Tho Commissions
crs who wcrc appointed under the hill Of tho
Hon. A. NJ. Bliss. passed by the For'y-fourh
Congress. which provided for the sale Of tho
Government lands adjoining the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. at Wallabout bay. in the city of Brooklyn.
To- that city. for market purposes. have agreed
upon report and have sent it to tho Secretary
Of the Navy. who will submit It at an early day
to Congress. Commodore r. W Shufedt AMI
the Hon. J; W. Coo, majority Of the commits
sion. sign the report. which provides thai - 900
per lot shall be paid for the water front lots. and
81 600 per lot Tor the balance. making in the
aggregate about $500 900. but with the sugges-
ton that Congress shall decide whether tho
land formerly used as a street and which will
again log used for the same purpose equally by
the United States and the city of BROOKLYN. ii tho
sale Is consummatcd. should not be left ont Of
the calculation to the number Of lots to boz paid
for VIII III would reduce the total sum Ia loss
than S5mOn. The Hon. John W. Hunter. the
other Commissioner. joins in tho report but
thinks that no more than 81 900 per lot. in the
aggregate. should be paid for tho land. Com
gr"ss will probably meet the views II tho Com
missioners. and brooklyn will nave the oppor-
tunIy. through its action. OF obtaining site
Tor "A public market,
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MR.. M'INTYRE HEfRD.
What He Says Regarding the Allegation tina,
lie IInN Emhe zklcd SsO.OOO.

Henry A. Mcintyre, who, it is alleged,
embezzed 10000 from the First National
Bank OF Colorado Springs and Lake City. Col.
has been in Long Branch for about two weeks
visiting his relatives. Since Tuesday last Mr.
Mcintyre has been Mt the Aberdeen House. in
this city. He is connected with a greatly
esteemed family, and always bore in Long
hranch an excellent reputation for integrity
lie went TO Colorado about nine years ago, and
has BEEN prominent in banking circles there.
Mr.. Mcintyre says that he was astonishod and
indignant when he read thu a. spatrhps in thu
papers charging him with the emit, element of
SiOuun. He pronounced the story "A malicious
lie. and he telegraphed 10 the bank for a denial
Mr.. Mclntyrr said that he had not been CON
nectef with the Lake City Bank in any official
capacity for year. The bank, he says. is n
small one. and never has more than $1,000 in
hand. IL would he impossible for any ono To
cmb"z2lc any such sum.
Mr.. Mcintyre says that he did borrow money
on his Lake city Bank stock, in the regular
way about SIX months ago. and when his paper
cam" du" was not able To- meet II. At the tmn
the money was borrowed he had no connection
with the bank except tp own some OF the stock
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The Bulls We Eat.

ffffn - fHHifnffeEft ffrr1iN
Baker Il Sons Of the Eagle diStilcry have
Just got rid 81 IN" last ~ u herd of Texas caitl"
numbering about 300, brought here last fall t.
be iaitened. Among the lot were number Of
bulls, pussrssed OF the most ferOcious DISPOSE
tons. They We're in pitah" state when fret
taken from the cars, having been reduced Ia
mrr" skeletons through the neglect or failure
oi III" railroad companies 10 give them any
thing 20 eat Or drink. Starved Hs they were il
was n long time before they would take kindly
10 d-tll"ry slup. Whom unload,d the cattle
w"rr covered from head Ia foot with blue ticks
"A dr'adiui insect. that burrows ininth skin Of
mnn or boast and grows To- the slz" 81 a large
spider from The proportion of n PIN head Tho
frost soon Killed the ticks, and tn. bulls re-
lrvcd Of the necessity 81 lighting this small vnr-
min. soon began u series Of battles with ono
another. These bulls have large bodies thin.
but slnrwy and exceedingly powerful legs pom
d"rous heads. and great wide-Spreadins horns
strong as the tusks Of an elephant They are
~ ugly and full Of conibatIycness as lunrle-
bred tigers. and the tournaments that nave been
witnessed ~ the distirry between them are
said to have discounted the most approved
Spanish bull fights. The tough old fellows
would gore and toss each other hy In" hour
and only cease when unable To- stand. The last
lot shipped 10 the New York market consisted
almost exclusively ~ bulls. and in getting them
on the cars several desperate cOInhat, ensurd
10 the unDoundcd delight Of the Mount Jack
SOultpS.
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BENEDicr-srURGis April 10 hy the Rev william
) Tucker D, p willis,on II Benedict g Hattie S,
daughter 90 William e. Stur.is all 81 this city.
30 rON--MIITEN At the residence Of the brides
mother. on ruesdtV Apri by tho Kov William Anfcr
son Eruhcn y. bnuton NJ Paterson. n. j. tn LiIEs e.
damflcg e. Us !eir william Written Of Ferdham, n
rON-liEuDEN. On Wcduc >dty, Aprl ~. hy the Rev
Robert Booth, u -. Charles " Cox IN Jennie D.. eld
est duueh'cr 81 Robert NJ AMI Margaret A. Hclden.
DUHRANCE-ACkEN.- In New Brunswick, ~ y, on
"Wednesday 10Th in.L. hy The Rev 7 b Romeyn. D. D,
at the residence 81 the brides parents. Charles r. Dor
rance q Long Branch. y. j. 10 Libbie J. Acken.
ENENErT-rODD AT the rsidence Of the brides pa.
rents. kat0unh. y y. April TO- hy the Rev Y Lewis
kitouah.
ISAArS-sOLoMoN.- ON Wednesday. April ~. at tho
residence 81 the brides parents hy the Rcv : isaacs
Isaac ; I,aacs TO Estelc. youngest daughter ri u L.
So ONION. E-Q
KYERs--B ADY -On Feb ~ nv the Rev arifir n
Cum William r Ryers to Cehne l. Badly. both ct ''ri
civ.
sol lLn-K1BHE In Albany. April It the residence.
~ the bride mother, hs The Rev. y Blaynry, Geo
W Squef Of foii Richmond. |. 10 . ME l. kibbe
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COrR1GEOIs MRS. KIDD.
Her Struggle with n burglar with hi. Pistol
at her Forehead.

Mrs. Anna Estclc Kidd. wife OF George W.
Kidd. the wealthy proprietor Of the alcohol dis
t.llrry at $40 Washington street. sat on the wit
moss stand in the General Sessions yesterday
to testify against William Redmond Of 800 West
Twcnty-ninth street who was Mt the bar to an
-wcr charge uf burglary. Mrs. Kidd is a hru-
uettc, rosy. and fully proporioned. In her re-
firing manner there was no evidence Of the cx-
,rnordiuary courage that she developed in II
struggle with Redmond on the night Of the bur
glnry. l,"dmoud Is about 10 years of age.
VI about O'Clock on the evening of the 18th
MT. Mrs. Kidd returned from n visit IN her
coH' 4 To her nus band ufflre. her husband being
Il tanned there by press OF business. She
directed the chumhermaid, Anne pollack. to
lock the street door. but NOT la secure II
with the chain. Then Mrs. Kidd retired
hut. being wakciul. read. At about ten
o'clock shc hoard u rusiling " paper in
the bath room adjoining her bedroom She
untotrd tho door. and unlocked il. Thon tho
knob was turned by some one IN the hatn room.
and tn" door was roughly pushed opon Red
moud entered her room and. cutrhng her
right shoulder with his left hand pressed the
mu2ll" ~ a revolver against her for,hoAd.
mui'erlpg,. BE Iulet 9r m kill yo9;' she
ROOM and mt the stuo time she struck the
revolver aside Redmond pushed her back 10
tho bureau. hut with "A supreme effort she
pushed him into IN, hail Al the head Of the
staircase sh" managed to snatch tho revolver
from his grasp. Redmond sprang down the
sWrrase almost NJ one bound, and dashed out
Mrs. Kidd to,tored down after him. but tainted
at the foot. There her servants found her
After the Jury had rendered a verdict against
Redmond, Assistant District Attorney Russell
glary on tho flih OF June. 1875. and was re-
,nsed from III" Penitentary IN November last.
II : three brothers are IN state prison.
Judge Gilderslcevc thcrcupon sentenced tho
prisoner 10 fifteen years IN state prison.
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nrDRopHoBri FROM 4 CARS RITE
a brooklyn Woman Dies from the Erect. Of
~ Rlte by "a Pet Animal,

Mrs. Catharnc Keenan,, who is G7 years of
age. was bitten month ago Mt her residence in
Rush street. Brooklyn. by n pet cat Last night
she died " hydrophoba When she was
bitten she was cndeavoring to separate some
cats that were lighting at her door. She drove
away the strange animals. and turned to her
own pet. a largo gray cat and endeavorcd to
caress IT, 1t sprang at her Hereby and hit her
on the right wrist leaving a wound marked
with the imprnts of tho teeth On the nest day
the eat died in III. 1t dill not occur to Mrs.
Keenan, that she had been fatally bitten. aud as
the wound healed she paid no further attention
to n.
paius shot along her arm AMI her side. which
soon rendered her So III that she was confined
to her h"d. IN the evening she grow wnrs" aud
sent for The Roy. Lawrence Toner. u priest of
thr Roman Catholic Church OF ST. Mary. star "
Of the sea. who, on learning OF the cats Bit.
suspected that II WAS cas-. # hvdrophobia. To
~ water The s:lit 81 the water ut once threw
Der mt, g sp9sm. E ed Toner sent for Pr.
glarlng wildly. She eraspel her throm with
She hrcnlhed with great difficulty. and express
ed 10y her LOOKS intense agony. Her daughter
took To- her traspoonful 0f water but she
shrauk from II trembling. She cried for water.
but when Il was brought She sank into n rnnvul-
sion and scrcamcd. Il II tcnr Won to pieces" II
WIS urged upon her. and she swallowed 1t with
Sunhaie Of morphine was Administered with
ont giIoct. and when Dr. Nathaniel Ford and DR..
\. ". Ford were called In consultatiNn they
agreed that the case was ono of hydrophohia,
and administered Indian hemp, extinct NJ crgut.
eHN or ionrR hn d 8r nS SS No. f9d2nmyin
the patient, and tn" symptoms grew worse. SO
that she was unable 60 sleep Mt night Her pulse
ran up 20 1870. and she could not be- Kept in her
bed. Tho case was reported to the Health Board
10y DR.. Wcy A. one OF contagious dsense. and
h. suggested that the cats In the vicinity be-
Ina
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WAsHISGToS. April IL. Gen. FiN-John Por-
ter addressed letter 10 the de faoto President on Marchp
renewing his appeal to have his reviewed To-day
order issued from the War nerarm, mt convenn.
board TO examine IN connection with the record of the
rai hy court martial n ten Porter such new evidence
relating tn ie merits of said now on file m the
War Department. w4th such other evidence a. may i.
presented and To report with tic Tor ul,r ou
cuson what acuu, ~ any IN thcir opinion. Justice
9uMes should be iaHch Dcini iol the hoard Maor-Gcu
!. VI S'hnncld. Hrs tcp. A n Terry. cot g. " GetiN
lMrd Artillery. MAJOR A.a Is Gardner. recorder Ti,
board Wall convene at West Point Iun. - Isis en
authorized o. ad oufn from tam" % time and 90 sltn.uch
place ~ may he l't med Npfi.sut
n Will be- rcro'rf ted Tint t.Dn rortcr-afcr tual hN
court marfa on the charges 10 t.nhNicncf orders AT
We second battle uf Bu RIM preferred hv Maior.G,u
Fopc, IN lSh1Was sentenced IN he ca.hrtrd and IrOi
itd forever from huIitnl any ON G OF uust or smou-
ment under the nlitd states
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IN Siht bonds NOTE sales of Tennessee c. old ~
3'3s do t.. rev series. ada ant Louisiana T. con.n.
dated. at ss1tir Railroad securities strong aud
9cnNc The principal iren'aeten' wcse q: follow. NV
jersey trura lsts, consolidated So. Milwaukee ami
II Paul =. gold. iolls. Milwaukee and - PAU i.s Ia
Crosse division iu7. Milwaukee ani II Pau s. Its
le chicago and Nortiwt stern sinking fund. iO-. Nor
~, ana E'seN l.'' consolidated e"'. Lake shore ~
CONSOLIDATED coupon. 90 ONO uuu Mississippi 3D. a.
cleveland aud rittshul.h An. luG. Alton and Ten,
liaute Lists. IL, Toledo and Maha.h l.' rx COUPON =
Ninona ai y Pau Ms 81 Nash 'hat and - l. 1T.
pa Great Western DIS cN November coupnn 1877 =.
l. L ana Nash. con ~. l9ih =. K and \ i.ts n,is
aud St Pau con,ol {. viIl Morn, and ESSEX ID.
l'ts Morris ani E.scN T. IL % Chicago. Ruck l-lint
and p"cnc It's. 1911. lnIt. Delaware ami Hudson reg
- W, nlaMWe anu hul'9n coupon - " A. Nrw
cow s7ss7}s Michigan central :. iU,a silbA, Cen.
iril Paclhc soi bonds lt,A Chicago Bsr.n- ION ami
quincy - ll"t; fnion Picir' Railroad isis lo5A
lhiuu ittilV -luAiug tuui, 33'r Col G. amt Cont al
lsis. aA4, ioedf aud wabash conv. S1lt. Tn.rdn
AM Warisi Its ~ Louis division. VN natr,d coupon
~ lonIhua and Missouri lsts. vlls ~ Louis. Jack
-UlWlftd .HupNu gold l0uds. 81.
1Nr uptNNe. hita i. lowest and 3 T. VI rosius
a. l. Ia a
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= Coney Island Railroad Dispute.

Tho Shecpshead Bay and Coney Island Rail
road COMPANY mapPd oui rout through the cen'r, of
ih" most Interesting portion of Concy Island. about Pm
feet from the beach The Grayescnd authorities oh
iected to this route ami Insisted that the road should
built back the hay shore , Looms Thomas Nm.
.cIlh nui Thomas A Fnln.u were appointed Commis.
sut'rs Geo take testimony The counsel Tor the cnmtunv
''si'tHaN "i' fei testimony ~ show nat map
r"llr rlnrd hN tNu thirds oi th" directors. had en-
rlni ln o.. Er-i.r ani ihnt ue town of Graves
'ud Ind received notice uf the ntrndrd change, Tho
tunN iu't .lI tlni D." hHi nnihin4 urfhrr a, 600
ihe commission. ~ De dif not recognize that they
hai any control W m" matter Tie Comm ssioir
fused tn accept tis view ui the situation. aud tlk tho
papers 90 make ur their decision as to winch of the w
Is slll lac ssif tod
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Police Superintendent Campbell ~ Brooklyn
aiew daysago received request from John Hagscrty
Of Lafayette Ind asking Tor ad IN hndng M. mother.
MARY A llagrcri,. from whom he was separated nuccn
wears 40 having been sent West from orphan ASYLUM
to live with farmer Beyond the of h.s niutIrr
he knew nothing it would hrp 10 mud her except that
hc Thought she u-td 10 isr lu South NiilWlshur-h. 4
search Wd~ made o all The houses WILLIAMSBURG ami
after one daytlpt Wosom iuuui Mrs Wary g Rnl-cls
A7N second street who sali that her mother
n1mr WIZ Mary lla--criv and tiIt -.,r NOW A,fI "a
rainfcd. Mass She cm'Whcrcd her hruihrr and .lid
that having fourteen wear. hlul nothing hin.
she mad begun 10 uk of INN rs dead She a. once rOu.
muurnici the news OF her brothers discovery 90 her
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total ~ io7 since Monday against 10 7ot for the same
time last week Trade was drl aud prices could NOT he
advanced and the hight offering anreared to strcnthsn
the tom u tic market tribe. Transactions were Al
Sj~7atGGo = lOJ rs tor unshurn sheen. e. 37l.afis,
ioD ~ tor clipped. do and e. 75ss7 4 ioj M No roor
stock sold wv
Receipt. n hogs were % cars or 2 ole head making
total ct ltI2e since Monday against 1900 tor the same
time last week. None tor sale alive.
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Snhdy Hook' u GOV Isnnl. q Hell uate.. @
Arrived-FRipAy Antil IL
50 Old Dominion. Walker Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk
:. switzerland. Jackson, Antwerp
- Adriatic Jennings Liverpool April 2. and Queens
town 81
;. >,andinav!a Paulsen. London March 10, and q
John. II. April .
= Aii,uioN u. Mills. Philadelphia
SHr VI Gregory. Aulcr.on Liverpool
shn Jhmcs Foster jr. Abel. Liverpool
Bark Fnrlu. ndrhirovich. New Haven
Bark Lloyd. jacobsen. 1ralcc.
BARK Prindreasc Alexandra, Johnston, 81 Thomaa
Brig Victoria. spencer, 4 kits
Brig Iikkc Nttio@eu, Jasaen. Carienas
Brie Lord Dufrun. Hackct. Mayaguck
Bris Anne Gtrdner, Hutchinson. Brunswick, da
Brig Adfia. Lachery. 1arrlgonh
Schr sarah Reed Gupilll. Ruatan.
Schr . l. Burns. crosby rctit ioive
schr Anni nolton. Smith. Rio Grande DO Sui
Schr carrie d Allen. Ncwcomh, Rarncoa
Schr Eliza Scribner. smith, Cardenaa
Schr Lucy Graham. smith. MRtanzas
Schr Henry BusChman, Holmes. Mlyagucz
schr Emma & Windsor. Atwood. Baracoa
Schr Jula Gamage, Jurgcns, san Bias
Also the usual CrastWi.e vessels
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Alligator Wood from staten Island

For several days past there have been hnwkcd
about me streets Of New York small sprss AMI branches
"hioh are sold at from hvo TO ton cents each ant
arc ienrosenied w he alligator wooi from f'or.ia.
MnN WY. ',o. WI l'at H"HttNt rovcrs ana '-irr.
u f.F%frIii'i mat N'ei ton fnf.f - It. .t
sni in N" 80 f. eIrlnr On iifr-tv. v.ts.gt 81
n'm NH->l "i ii'r 'Tl.iYNfrr llr m PifI,l lif,
ln' 'tfN'I a. tH'"r wNwl is IrnI. T. -ioW. ,ttr.
MI.lr H"nl Now lufk. Int Is iluud inc 80 ff,rc
H " i'f" lNH HHifs0u u.lur ui tipffa. l.. lI1t.l
aWitf. %. int1ni, 81 udnl0. .fgrfl .tI fI..lt '
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BOSTON. April PA freight train Of thirty
eieht car. ut tlc u stan uui Alnan' lurond hoa,uN
laden with ri,uu on tlt Nl4 10 &C.. prod u.rii,la t
East boston, met Witus SERIOUS ar,iicnt near chelsea.
ON the Eastern Rnilu.b. to-day hN the hroAA lns o ut
axle o. one ui tc rlr~ ttr cars were Wtrr kc, ami the
trnrS torn M distance Both track the East
cru road blockAdtd and tle los viii DO heavy.
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c,c,nl' AsI H.; 1Ss Nv, A@s: s,s
OF fr Anc, ,aduiie Of Ilarvar S and Bssi,er
G1Hneyyiilf9 ea,1rrd Taen. IN he var .,...
Gathering, wilc :" William Boyle native Of lleadiori.
Friend, ana RELATIVES are invited to attend the funeral
r9m y, INT. residence on SUNDAY, April u. at = NJ
Rowe siei II wears. on o john BOYLE sens secretary
rroyo., Marshal General OF the Army Of Northern vr.
BrNcE-l llmuord, Conn Arrl 10, John L Bupce,
AMI el.h'cen years rrc,llent othe Phrnx bank which
DtNOrr In Newark y J.. April 10, Garrett II.
LN1LLBREH ON the 10Th inst. John D. Ensci
h'ssehi eyed - years ;. ,.,, =,
cha,G corner q walnut ana Broad IS newark. NJ
at2P Relative, AMI friends are invited o. attend.
viii meet at his late residence 30 orchard st,
JOSEPH On Friday. April Il? Jerome p Joseph aged
h @yr 'n SSGSy oS.pk G the residence OF
aMARrIS IN Dover, \ ii, AnTna J. II. Martin, aged
ya IN At Cue sseGS Of ms TSsssr i9e
furrra from above resdcnce Tue May 18th inst, at
cMILIHlEFT lin oIg9c, Nc. sarah widow Of the la,o
tRDEF In ssn'airr. Amrp o ch,rc,
rardcr aged = years the nr,t white person born in
rsyleELtE on rnar,iav IN ms, Of ps-'y's Of
Rriit ami fiirni. respoctniv invited attend
u iun,rf nom his Lat residence 80 West 29th 81, on
saturday l3ih iu.t. 4 o'clock
9 NcGe E AND NT"ra ErIr' d pSS'f hi,
eifh ''fr tho oldest per-nn IN Town
lppl.-ln kOckNft, Ma ., Arril 10. EbeneIer Pool,
a. . Fi y 'Hr-. 70 Ni'lNr ui r. snort.
LsIi @f y st. l.liis Apul :. Abby Williams Mayo.
ollNLAN -'n rlnr.i'v. ARM II. John ". Quinan.
~ i.' fH-I' 5000 of lu. nufUfr. 81 Rose u
No,cc '' 'hfrrnl in sfnday.s laIcrs
sdlih AT >.f"W -uugs. y j.. April ~. L Delaheh
~ui.tn tI A..N Nufh
o. lfNc.uti irni. are iaN'oi 10 attend tho funeral
scr,lrg ~ ~trov .nrv. 4 ON Ia st, the 18Th inst
A. - " trnu lrr'.s loot %, Lih"rtv It New York.
At = 20 va Lug h-alcl DIVISION Central Railroad
lr 900 Nnlus.
SNiIn Ia rDlmi. Conn, ON FRIDAY. April II, oi
pflru nnif W tnn smith aged ~ 'tars
if D. 'l'r. = - irt n'sr fho family respectfully
inNlnl u uttHl The nn' raj rom tire residence hi.
ifnH'r 80 'tW. 80. smith. 1881 Broadway. BROOKLYN
l. -. ul Nund,y. Arril H. a2P
MAirHS.-Oa fuur.ihy, March :. Evelyn, daughter
q" Y h'ri an' Drrirnf' Water. a-ei wears. months
AM 30 t' ION Ihursdtv Apr II. olive. youngest child
ni Il "tI ant 1r!ttulN N-t-rs. d-cd month, and -
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The mammoth palace steamer Bristol. sister ship 10 tho
Providence o the fhil Efcr Line lctWcru mi, an am.
30 tom, Hke~ h'r Place az that popular rouio On Mon.
ad1 the ION mt Both u these supclh Veascls trs
y aplendiu condition ant the managers Of the line COM
denuy present them 10 the travelling public the bett
equipped and most elegant steamers VI their cAss in the
world-Ads. Wv
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ST. PErEnsDuRd, April l2-Tho woman whc
recently attempted to as'nsHnatc NJ. 1repow, Chct OF
the 81 Petersburg police. was acquitted today There
was much applause M ihr court ami Tie stree Is VIII,
the verdict was announced.
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IIAnRIsnuRG, April 1.-THE Board OF Par
dnnS today postpuncd decision IN the case of Jack
kehoc uhe Molly Magure) until tho Nav meeting The
board having informed the Governor Of It's action the
ANAL decision OF the board.
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Guslntss noiitts.



PERUVIAN SYRUP Is "a standard remedy for building
IN and renewing brokendQwn or constitutions
For dysl or.ia dehity, liver complaint kidney and
bladder diseases part OF the many mites the
various organs Of the human frame sovereign rem
edy II nd tonic without alcohol This medicine h too
YEA Know already To require any communication from
never given II trial that II will accomplish all that
claimed for ~ Now Il the time tone 40 the system
before the hot months OF summer fairly set in Sold by
all druggists
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The Thnrmnn runaIms I,ml In .he IIou.e.

WAsHINGToN. April l2.-lnformal discussion
the House Judiciary Committee rs well as current of
opinion the House itself goes t. show that the Senate
pa td without reference Neithr the judiciary the
Railroad Committee wish to Insist on reference, and
SI'Ikrr EAnda Is making arrangement, lol the carly
Msan.N VI Inv nm
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Rupture Curcd.-fn'y years experience -
Dr. MARSH S treatment TIL 0iy safe aud ecctual cure
Qny gncc. vesey ST. As,o House, opposite 81 rauls
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MI KKTED.
nrNrnrcr nrt.nrta I'm 10 L.

a Fine 81 silk Hat, - % Hnc Felt Hate.
81 ~ worth % Is New rhnrch 81. up stairA
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LONDON, April l2-The Right Roy. George
Augustus sciwyn. u. b. Bshorui L!tchheld is dead
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"Chapins Buchupaiba." sure thing. Cures
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-02
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The secretary
of the interior has received frnm Coy. Lew
Wallace, of New Mexico. letter inform
ing him that since the publication Of the
presidents proclamation the lawlessness
existing in the territory on the governors s
arrival has almost entirely subsided and
that he has every reason to believe that no
further trouble need be anticipated.
Theodore M. Vail, general superintend-
ent of the railway mail service. to-day
rendered his resignation, to take effect up
on the appointment of his successor.
W. B. Thompson, of Toledo, is named
at the postofhce department as his prob
able successor.
The international revenue receipts for
the month of October were, 1877, Sl0.-
I07 800, and for October. 1878, $l0,O39.-
704. There has been gain on the amount
received during the year, compared with
1877, the total amount received for 1877
to October 81 being $38,772, ,833, aud to
October 81, 1878, $39,275, ,446. .