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rIFrr-rnREE MEN UNFIT FOR DUTY.
Commissioner Erhnrdt's Inquiries Concerning
the STRENGTHENING Hurenu.

The following resolutions were to have
been offered by Commissioner Erhardt at a
meeting OF the Police Board yesterday which
was not held:
Hheio. A. per report u the street Cleaning Commit
tee unrkDd A.. 10 npnrars that the 7th inst Capt
licddrn rerorcd through the Inspector Of street clean
reau numbering In all eighty. were unnt to perform q
TAR days work. and
Wsro. The lnscciors OF Street Cleaning on the s,h
Of March reported the sare. recommending their fe.
mutu. amt Aunat the tNih ui March delivered ine
wutitn report ut the same TO lie CLERK oi the Committee
uu street. Cleaning. auL
Ul1an ui uiis number only twcnty.sevcn have been
removed. aud the remaining htyhree are sull on the
Resirai That the remaining M, three EMPLOYEES he.
the nest meeting how much work has been actually
performed during the month Of March by the persons
Rsirs mat ne inspectors of Stree, Cleaning be al.
rcccd 10 summon all Police Department ami other hired
chAncs and bQrers on Wednesday. the ~ duY of Anna,
for the uurg-e OF apeisuna INSPECTION as 90 their ability
in the uudL such en- Joyce ut such usprc
ton any time thereafter incarHblc Vt performing nll
thereon a. The board 1t Police ut the next meeting
Rslre That the ONCE OF Inspector o DUMPS Is hereby
Rs~lesL That the Superintendent OF Police assign 20
Tie Inspectors Of street CLEANING such p,irolmen from
pcn.ed VITA a. be may reqnrr. 10 perform NE duue'
hereoole done by The inspectors Of dnnps Hni at !ne
Hoard OF Police ior permanent detail
hssrei That the chief clerk u the Board Of Police be
Tor the following named employees OF the street Clean
ing hurau' fnmners AZ dumps. waiehncn at dumps
h1.tlors AMI other employees at she stables and labor
ere AMI report ,he plan 80 prepared with tie prooa
Appended 90 the resolutions was the report
referred to Of Capt. Ieidcn giving the names
Of the EMPLOYEES unfit for active duty and still
employed Uy the Street Clean ng Department
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MONDAY March 9l.-FLoUR AND MFAt-Wcre
dql anl weak nt lag lF'ca W. gl9, S1,crnnc.
sprins Xxx ami XXX Il a5sfj. do winter shipping cx.
VA go a 51.s 81 81, civ nietig exir s g
southern bakers and family brands, s3@s2' Southern
GsjI5 Corn meal-Wcstcrn. &c s2laSs22n; Brandy
vine. SC s2e!@f2 90. Wheat feed. & ton sito1atle'
torroS-spot. more active. midtling WI nds; io'lc
J"IyN ii o,c Tor August io-5c Tor September and
10 SIC Tor October; sales $3.50 bales Receipts at the
PsoysroSsIiors dull and without essential changcs
the sunt. snrs ill his Ola mess "31ls 80 90. new
June siUeo. clo.iue. 500, asked; AprL sl"@eslo3o
a,2n quiet hql nrn los AMI I,gi cigsT ' ,sJ,s
sale. 9iGu H. r6 belize. 10 sud u rs oiaris'c. Re.
sncctivey; 30 picked ham. 5sg 500 do shoud.rs.
az Lard gaei, H., 9o, gmiorWy ;yadS sn s ,n"i es
h2isc for future delivery sales LODI tcs June,
G52i ,eG571sc III and asked; ct icnuc 2litcs Tor the
continent sold o. rrivae terms qw.t.d V'sc prs,,,d
darics ii8ibc. and Western factor, 5sioc new smlc.
Cheese quiet state nctar, 6s9c Fresh cre. i3s ne
GHnS-wlma, ~ ana a shade iowef 'n..; I ,,
Tor NO white. 81 tor state white, 81 100 ioit ~
or 80 .S S i i oT 80 iSd Tor Ap Site
q iss S S &c. 81 anterior @ Amt 81 IL ar d. r NAV
snd q ~ tor 10 white i9r Nay hNe saHer' .ales
Western Oats We're quiet and rather dcgrcs.ed sales
Witt. Including n ,aaiyci atlif.c ani 10 white
ss'lc Corn was du and az owcr sale, 2l1ul' b9sh.
4li,c 45t elb Tor No lur Aprl. 41tr tor do Tor
May 4Gc. Tor June. ANT 49, i"r steamer tor April
GHOCIHtfs-Kaw SUGAR unclaimed anu qWtt 90 vs.
0fc for ~ good rcnnihg with late -tlo. Of ,4l
hhds including centrifugal At 7liNIgc. refined ~ BRISK
demand At a-fsc Tor urds AMI 4fsasc. tor standard
"A" Molas~ss was quiet nj 2tsIoc. Tor New orleans.
and 25W26c tor cuba Rio coffee was higher nt llate
i5c. with sales of $500 bags here. jupl hhgs "a bu
more. and Hpin New orleans Mafacaino sold 90 The
extent OF 80 bags within the range OF l2@@i7c; mid
! grades quiet ~ a rule.
srSnRItsNsval stores quiet but steady spirits urpen
tine. ~ fci common Co Huud strained fuss 81 ~ Pee
tro.eum hrm ~ &c. Tor rehnc ~ hbls ltow sirady
! sales 3iOpht prime at 0AeGeiGc.' q Ncarine l51l
~ c sod at 6i,r Ocean trci-lts still weak md b.
regular grain Co Liverpool. by steam quutri HflMNi
provisions 22A Cd a21s dii cotton. ~ ltsIf2i grain
10 London BY strnm o. provisions rs QUO go. Erniu
To uavre. by steam. lfc "a hu-hcls do To- Rotterdam
"a grain to cork Tor orders. IS 4 ar. do to Copcu
hagen. q 6d; grain 20 Hayre OF Antwerp - 81; re-
fined petroleum 81 Java. Bic 4 case. do 70 Antwcrp
IS l0A.d d Dbl Whisky stcadv 5ObblS sold at siOCl
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EMILY GRIHAM's DEATH
a Verdict that Exonerates superintendent
Strew and hts SubordInates.

The jury summoned by Coroner Elllager
TO visit the Asylum for the Insane on Black
wells Island yesterday. for the purpose OF in
vestigating the charge that Emily Graham's
death last Wednesday was caused by cruelty
and neglect. included among its twelve mem
bcrs tho following physicians: Thomas c. Fin
nell J.. A. Maxwell. r. Leroy satterlee. L. Putzel.
Thomas c. Knox. Frederick Il. $. Drake. Urban
G. HitchcocE and Thomas T. Sauerthwait
The first witness was DR.. James NJ Duncan
OF l02 Columbia street. who reported the case
to the health authorities. He testified that Mrs
Graham's mother and husband had insisted
that she had been starved and beaten while in
the asylum but thar, having been present at the
post mOrtem eAnul nation. he had been con-
WINGED that death had resulted from natural
causes.
John Graham. the husband. testified that
when he saw her in the hospital. Just before he
nttrndats. and told him she had been beaten
by the people OF the house. This was why he
made complaint. After his examination no
readily consented to sign the following paper;
l. John Graham. certify hereby that the statements
published IA me New York parers 20 the effect ua my
abused At The iauauc asylum blackwell, lsaui are cor
iect as they were given by and % me but which. upon
asa am entirely satisfied ''' 5a, 5ss aa1'
Bridget Peach. mother Of Mrs Graham. tes,l.
fed that on her visits 10 the asylum She had
always found her daughter well tuk"n care oi.
After her evidence and that OF Deputy Coroner
GOldschmiedt had been taken. the Jury visited
several wards Of the asylum. ON their return
they rendered a verdict TINT Emily GrahHm
died OF chronic Inflammation OF membranes u
the brain. and that. after examining cure Is
into the case. they thought her treatment ia the
asylum WIS emiuenuy proper anu humane.
Alter rendering the verdict. the Jurymeu We're
conducted 10y Commissioner Thomas :. Brrn-
nan TO the workhouse. whore Warden Allaire
had provided "A luncheon OF omelets. cold ham.
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Blue MONDAY IN CONGRESS.
\ short Session of the senate, and No session
at nil Of the House.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Many bills were
introduced in the Senate to-day. among them
being ona to extend the time fer completing the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The others were Of a
general nature. Mr.. Pendleton presented reso-
luton directing a court ofinquiry to investigate
tho case OF Col. Thos. Worthngt ofthc Forty
sixth Ohio Volunteers. Mr.. Kernnn introduced
n bill 10 detail United States officer 10 com
mand tho expedition fitted out by Messrs. Nor
rson & Brown OF New York to search for relics
of Sir John Franklin. Debate was had on the
bill authorizing 4 contract with John G0nigee
for the construction of refrigerator ship for
proprlatng 100000 therefor Decision was
not reached.
Mr. Anthony tRep.. r. IT, said that II the
Chairman OF the Democratic caucus, the Chair
man of the Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic caucus. OF the Chairman OF the Sub Com
mittec OF the Executive Committee OF the Dem
cratic caucus had nothing mora 10 present, he
would move that tho Senate now proceed to the
consideration 81 executive business.
The House was not IN session to-day
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The ruture of .he rInh Avenue Theatre.

4 current rumor says that an effort Is being
made by Herr C,nr!ed. at present stage Of tie
Gcrmana Theatre TO secure the Iinh Avenue Theatre
Tor performances in the German language next season,
and NJ has iusi been made through the
columns ct the Sdan Hahg that such seasnu viii he
n,suel at that house the ibh Of next September.
under his direction When questioned about il. uilucr
yesterday. ~ the hcssrs GicN VINO uwu the iluh
ANrnuc Theatre said hatit wa. tuc that such ur,ret
was 600 foot that lease nat been s-utd the matter
WI. simply under consideration together with many
utltr prupusNs
Mr. NruruIutu the manager Of tho Germana Theatre.
launched Che 4Ira ot uyl establishment up town and
sHI that Mr % lurkins. WAu has loH>e ui ihr Fifth
Avenue u to sept had told HIM that Ice id 900 llca ut
retiring nom me MANAGEMENT then Mr. NrucudDIH stii
that had uuly hrcu tIt- country
seven months and Knew nothing about managing the
uirr here. Herr tonued himself was nowhere ~ be
nst
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NEW YORK. Monday March 3l,-Recoipts yes
terday and today l472 head. mahins a',3 ior ,h e
Quality fair u GOOD. generally, market hfsk Hui
firm az advance Of 81 r head m sunc cases aud of ~
n r IN others Very lew cattle sold Tor les, tinn Dc a
n to dress % rs 20 the gross CWt. more than
luc 20 dress % hs but car load @! extra steers. iUi4
y reached 1NN. To dress 81 y Aui .inllc
pur uf prcmium DO. 22O h4 each. sold at iilic. 10
dress IS rs. Exporters used .O1 fat cattle 40 "a u a
n dress 90 ns, shipments OF beef Tor tie week, ol2O
quarters
keceiuts OF calves COS. making 222' COR the wceG
Trade lu for live veal. az 81 tN a. p. with setl-
uuus sold at Gtsc " h,Hs roiul ut 3a a.. r. n.
Receipts ut sheep 300 head. masking 1880 for the
week MhrNct strong. 40 % traction ndNthet. No very
common sheep sud extreme rHugH H.'It T. y. outside
price huc state w~thers i1u n average. About
SuI choice sheep takpu tor export at abthaef r. lui M
Shpurus % tie week. .3@u catcasc. o mutton ana 40
head alive
Receipts OF hogs y -Oo making 81 gs1 for the week No
sales On live weight Nominal quotations. slesi % 2
Iul M
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clear satisfactory proof ~ n promise OF mar
f.uL"; II So lrtt"rs were iOrgerips II they
were not in tie handwriting Of Mr.. Comcron.
then no promise wis ever made by him. Tho
only genuine letter she eyer pussessnd coming
from him WIS the one written To- Secretary Bris-
tow r'commru Ling her for an nppOintmeut TO "A
pos iinn IN tue Treasury Department. Her own
testimony shows that no rorr'sppndenre pns sod
between th"tn for soln" months before these
Two simulated letters came t. light The ttsti-
munv VI tn" experts. which was cumulative on
this point. ununimU pronounced these two
Itt RI TO lo commercials or limitations OF Mr..
Cam,ton's handwriting. II" argued that sho
hud been proved repeatedly guilty NJ coutra-
dictions md ialechools. and said II she had
loll lNs"houd IN any one Of the particulars Of
her lie und history. then her entire testimony
must be- noreuted IN unworthy ot belief. mud lie
disr"gardcd IN the maxim NJ al u verdict II
Mr.. DIVERS testimony was 10 BE- believed. the
pluint.m had led lewd, and lascivous life from
her girlhuod days, Did her character warrant
the belief that Mr.. Cameron. after becoming
acquainted with n-ior she suys TINT she told II
To him-would admire her and become SO in
her his wife2 Not u living soul would believe
~ lie would not want such partner ~ lie,
to- he hold upto the sgcorn Of society and bring
Disgrace to his proud family
Gu. Batter began tia closing argument for
the defence. He did not intend to use any hard
sion for j.. lie uitcd her. H. believed that
this suit was brought more through her insan-
ity and tn efforts ~ n lew lawyers who could
hc found both in Kentucky and this city, who
tried to make money uut ol such cuscs. He had
tried many rasrs. but never IN his eNuerience
had le soon such % ore as this. With tho cN-
ccttion ui herself there WIS NOT u living mortal
I to currnuoruts the testimony, or any portion III
IT, delivered hv her on Oh" stand. II they could
, have shown alr. Cameron hy any living man ur
! woman with Mrs. Oliver why had they not done
I ~ lie opened the door wide for the purpose
4 but the truth came not forth. Not only was shu
! not supported, hut whenever witness had been
I brought on the stand, she had been cuutrudictrd
/ lailv. Either they all lied or she did. and lac
/ believed that 10 WIS she who had He'd.
At this point the court adjourned until TO-
! morrow morning It l. thou,ht that the case
/ WIN reach inc lury az nhunt ! j. VI. -mOrruw
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CINclNNATI. March 3l.-At Huntington. W.
trial Tor the murder of Mrs Parsons In January last
returned verdict of murder In te first degree lie
sentenced 10 the icuieuuiry tor h'c.
NouNlfu. y \. March 81 THIS morning Felix McClun
,lctpd uf the murder oi Morris latch, near shcr
lurnc Dec. g. 1878. sentenced hy judge fuctt
be- hanged uu Friday. May l0 Mccain asserted his in.
nueenor and asked iur another trial
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smussler. cauUh, In the Act.

On Sunday. as the steamship Niagara Of the
Havana line coming In. Oleers NeVins and Jackson.
who were ON the lookout In tug saw small boat put
out and 90 alongside the niagara, and observed that
SOME pac kngs dropped IN They pursued the small
boat ami captured the shore ANA uuni that
contained 1900 clgars ON" Of the men IN charge
John Canton. alias Boots a Nellkuuwn smuu per,
WHO has been twice before arrested AMI tried i0r
similar offence The other man Patrick GrctZ
Whitehall buaunan who said that Canton had employed
hun Ia row the boat The property was seized. Com.
missioner shields committed the prisoners
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Mme Marie RoHo Mnpleson viii ave town for san
Francisco on the l6tu INST She Will make her DEBUT
there m " La Favuutt'
Mr. Jane. r Keene Mr. Sam ward, and Mr. Fred May
were guests OF Mr. Leonard jerome Ia his box at the
Academy lhst evening
Asrendered By the Church Choir Company, Pima
fore t ie Broadway. continues 10 Improve with each
week Of the run. and Is attracting large houses
Mr. Joseph j, ncrson appeared ns Rip Van Wrinkle "
Al the Brooksn Park Theatre last evening and received
n cordial welcome from large nudieu'e. Miss lirh-
9etta Yaders made M excellent Gfsaias" The other
characters were well sustained
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being independent OF the Panama Company.
and having already established lines between
Europe mud Chill and Peru hywHy of the Straits
~ Magellan. get their cNrg0cs forwarded a"ross
the Isthmus Mt about > cents per ton per mile.
while the Pn"ihc Mail Company Is charged ut
the rate OF 49, cents per ton per mile.
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KEEPS SHIRTS.

Keeps Custom Shirts made 90 measure. The very best
that can be produced at amy puce, SIX Tor 50 Perfect
stusfacuon guaranteed Keeps patent partly-made
Dress shirts, the best that be produced al
price SIX for - Easily finished by any little girl
KEEPS GlNGHAM UMBRELLAS
the very best Patent projected ribs, ATTY per cent
stronger than any other Umhrrl a made, 81 each.
KEEPS no GLOVES
for Gents the best plain rmh o'crei ~ pair
kkEFs UNDERWEAR, IN ALL STYLES
HandScrchcis. Hosiery Tics. &c. AllguOds warranted
samples uud circulars mailed irre.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CONPANY'S STORES,
C3T Broadway. N.,y v,rr 34l Fulton 81. BgOOKlyn
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BusIurss CLOTHES.
A Card

Card.
The action Of the Legislature repeating the charter Of
the Louisiana state Lottery COMPANY does dispose of
the question The rights oi Tie Company Will DO tested
IN tie regular OF legal proceedings ana nothing
but the anal decision OF the supreme Court Of the United
States establish the legality the repeal OF the Char.
ter or the vested rights Vi the Company
J. A CAMPBELL
THus j. sEMMES.
JOSEPH ?. HORROR,
JULIUS ARONi.
wM. r. MELLEN.
ROUSE A GRANT
Attorneys at Law
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ArrIved-MoNpAr. March 81.
SIS Devona. Oycnsone Glasgow March %, and Halifax
2yih.
- Nereus Haliett. Boston.
- Allentown. Mills Philadelphia.
- T.. C. KNIGHT. Chichester. Georgetown, ID. O.
- Hatterns. MallcL Norfolk
Ship Tcrpsichure. kohler. bremen
bark Hcdwts Warnken. London.
BARK Les.ep- Steen. Havre.
BARK Geurue II. Jenkins. Ross. Havre.
BARK Memrntu Andersen. London
Brig A. q. Jewett. Reid. Havana.
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omeer Mccarthy at the bar.

Oncer John ]. Mccarthy OF the Oak street
police was at the bar OF the General Sessions yesterday
accused of assaung Christian Eyles aged H. of 02 New
Bowery on the morning vi the 2ith ut Ohcrr Me
Chrtly was IN UNIFORM. lie pleaded not guilty and
WAS relen under hail
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Aiding the Dead Actor. Mother,

A few ladies'. most OF them members OF
soross met in Mrs Jennie June Crolys home yesterday
to consider the best means assisting Mrs Porter the
mother of BENJAMIN G Porter. Celia Logan ana Mrs
Cfoly hoped. They said, 10 have dramatic benefit
There will be another meeting in a few days
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LOUISVILLE March 3l.-The eighth drawing
by the Commonwealth Distribution Company took place
here 10 day Ticket 80 II 2O1 drcw soUO; No ii 755.
drew $1,000; and No llilu drew S1,OuO
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 9l.-rhe Fountain
County Court has refused appoint receiver Tor III,
Wabash Railroad, and has dismissed the case
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtuASAc-rHfs nav
sun rtses. - sun sets...... - Noon sets 30
Hf.u NArFu-ruis nAr.
sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Island. ~ Hell date. 30
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The best place TO get furniture, carpets bedding 4c
for cash or easy payments NOwperthwats 1888 o5 aud
i67 Chatham u send for illustrated eatalogueA-AdS
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMRERs,- Nos. as, IT'S.
POS 30 23t 20T 40 2I 2li 27o. ISL 2S 2ol sPKulAL
TKRM-ko 90. Fart III. No day calendar.
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Sprtm! aot,tcs.

$4,000 FOR 81 IN THE kENTUCK 4
sthie. April 10 Also 1854 other prilrs amounting Il
S6l925 Capitals $1,000, $500 Whole tickets. 81
WILLIAMSON CO., Eastern Agents. o99 Broadway
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OIIne's "Tasteless" God Liver OIL,
toRA sold BY ali dTuggisn Depot BoWery.-AdR
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The Great Spring MedIcine-Dr. Chambers
Chamomile Blood and Liver Pals All druggists, - cts
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sufferers from Coughs or Colds VII Ind re-
liti By USING Foriers Cough Balsam
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The Hest Elastic Truss Ever Invented. Price
now OnlS so. foMERui TRUSS CO. 7i6 Broadway.
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RIair's PUIs-Oreat English Remedy for Govt and
rheumatism. All druggists have them
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Finy Per Cent. Saved by Using

Our Seconds silk and Ginghams
Twcntv.nye ncr cent below value.
ISAAC SMITHS son Co, 49, Broadway
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Also Sold by DrrMAN. Aston Honsc. CASwETr MAS
SEI 4 CO Broadway and 18Th ST.; ClLIkNloN.
ery and C.uM ST: BENSON. Harlem: KITCHEN.
Brooslyn. GROSS hROS.. MilUamsburlh. MOORE. Jcr.
stN civ. GARRlGAN. newark. HANANN A SiEBl RG
liohokru; RtSr :, sos, NeH Brunsgiek, nr n MOSS
Paterson, X b. HOOKER. Elizabeth. O.. " BECKER
Surleon. > /; REENS a HOUSTON. Nonkrrs,
NAkNLS. 1arrNtowu; MuELER NNack; COtrANr
Ncw Rochelle PECK. Jamaica; and by druggists gen
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An absolute and uufailng remedy for
CONSUMPTION,
AMI an other diseases of the Lungs Hul Throat Forward
ed Tree rec,lptot 81. A. A MARTIN Punocuru Mnnig
Co, sole Tor s. 81 r. 2 u, cor Broadway y \
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTER N.-who "a
going get the uuc million dollar pflc that wall bo
drawn on AlulSf For parucultt, inquire oi
TAYLOR 4 60. bankers. II Wall a.
VAN Bells RYE AM ROCK" THE
only fur sale ly ralius drG->t, aud grOccrs
81 lcr bottle. Depot IS Chambers ST. lsouth side "a
itt gallon.
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lIGGINs's GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP,
Because IL II pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, IhuIsuaN, Aug. Z, lSIS'
The GOLFERS OF Lanarksnire Scotland have agreed to
work only four days each week. This movement and
tbe reduced supply Of have caused the first upward
movement in the which has been recorded on the
Glasgow Coal Exchan re for three years.
Water has burst into the Ludwig Glueck Mine at the
Zaprz Galleries In Prussia Two cDrpses have been re-
covered aud eleven more are supposed to be ia the PIT
The L2ndrath OF the Canton Of Url switzerland, has
voted in favor Of the restoration OF capital punishment
for murder and for when involving loss of life
A. this l. provisional law, II VIII require to be ratified
bfa pcbiscltum.
Seven members of the Spanish Socialist organization
have been arrested in Here's as beongng TO gang Oh
marauders VINO had killing sheep ana setting IRE
TO tue standing crops.
slgnor Goja has explained the Panama Canal Scheme
To the Pope who bestowed the POnca blessing the
proioct His Holiness said he hoped that the nal
would prove lrally more than ateraly, bond
between the Old and New Worlds
Official reports state that the grain in the South Of
France has been harvested excellent condition. and
that In the North and West good average crop may 90
expected.
The proposal Of the Right Hon. Hugh c. z. Childers,
president of the Great Western Railway Of Canada
behalf OF that road the Grand Trunk Railway Is that
al the competitive traffic shall be pooled
m rate 20 be hereafter agreed upon between tue two
coupaules; any question which may arise In respect 10
the agreement BE- settled by arbltratOn the arrange
ment to remain In force for twenty-one years.
Berlin tee gram says the latest proposals. Of Cardinal
Nina the Papal Secretary Of State. do not satisfy Prince
Bismarck VINO willing to ameliOrate the operation Of
the May laws, but is not willing to repeal them.