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APPLEBYAt Spotswood, NJ. on Monday morning, March
IT, leonard P2eDy aSeL S's ot s NJ II O'Clock
m. THURSDAY. The 10Th inst
Train by Central Railroad of from loot OF LIB
erty.st az sis a.
BOITON-On Tuesday, 18th inst. Mrs. Abby NJ, widow
Relatives family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services at her late ience 4S west
1n SsGsi at at westpof Conn
BUFFUM-on sunday March 16 at Flushing t. T. Lonisq;
Providence, II. l., in the 2lsi year,. ner age.
Geneva r on ime n on 0i lamar IL
Henry X and Katharine Watson Clarke aged 10 wears
CLARKEAt Geneva Y. Y, SATURDAY, March T. Of par.
aysis following dlnhteria, Henry KIP Clarke r. oIly
lid of Dr. Henry X ana Katharine Watson Clarke aged
years mouths and % DAYS.
COOK SUNDAY. March l6 the residence Of her sonn
law ]. b. pumOnt. Platnhed ~ J., susan 81 Wido" OF
Samuel 4. Coos IN the G3d year OF her age
Funeral AT Grace Church Panhed on Tuesday the
Interment at NeH. London, Conn.,
D0wDNEYon Monday m0grInnc M2rch II $50 At her
vile % Abraham DowGney and eldest daughter Of Thomas
Fends ar invited n qtent the funeral from ST. Vincent
Ferrers church. o6th4 and Lexington ave., Oh WeineS
day. lsth INST. at 1880 a. IN.
FOOTE-Suddenv Elizabeth, y. j. Frederick W. FOOte.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Brooglyn, March ~ Of diph.
thereto Group Emmc Lucia daughter Of Alfred and Annie
Funeral services viii be- held at n sknanst on Thurs.
day, March 20, at D.
PARKER-Ou Monday. March II, 1870 OF pneumonia Mary
Eyeine Quincy, beloved wife ~ Forrest H. Parkel, and
ony daugh,e OF the Rev D. Il. Thomson agei 81 years
Relatives and friends are rtspec!" invited TO alton ne
Thursday morning, al 10 m. Friends will please not
send flowers
EANDEL-After a few days severe Illness, Oh MONDAY,
March H. 1879. Jonah b. Raude, aged 50 years and
Funeral from hs late residence No 39hs corner 9Th.
ave south Brooklyn on Tlursdav. 10th INST. m.
noBERTs-On Monday. March II. Miss Jane f. Roberts,
hciaye, ana friends the family respectfully invite
attend me pera a. er m without frISr
notice and are requested not to send flowers
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LIVE STOCK MAnKrrs-Ry rR1FGRApH

CHICAGO March 10 Receipts, ll.r00 head; ship
ments 900 head market strong and higher active; Chi
Heavy. - 9Ja$i 30; Mixed Packing So 7Oa - $751; Light
CATTE-Rccelnts GOO head shipments l,5G0 head mar
ket hIm ami unchanged shipping. sass 10; Butchers
Cows >2a 80 So Steers T. JOdst Feeels and SIockes,
~ GOA - 10.
SHEEP-Recepts. $500 head; shipments none: market
stet.y at - iU1>5 %.
LOUIS. March lS-CATTLE-ACtlye, firm 8nd higher
shipping - ID - 30 GOoi do. 81 3
Good Light - 400Sl IS iye and Butchers steers
5O4S4 30 COWS and ie S30p4 % COTnfcd Texans
25HS4 Feeders aud StOckers unchanged receipts
300 head Shipments 400 head.
HOGs-Activr, firm and higher. Workers and Batimores,
81 7OQ - So Bost0ns - I1HF4 90 select Heavy - 10
"a % Mixe1 Rough. which taken the pTfnclpal
packers 80 25dS3 5O receipts llCO head shipments 800
head.
sHRRP-scarce and wanted; Common 10 Far. SO go
So Good 90 Choice. 81 2jafi -; EXPORT Mut0ns, 500
, 20 receipts, 100 head shipments. none.
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George Gould he lived In the house with and called
me aunte
Mr.. Gould here produced, but the witness faiieu
to identify him. She continued:

George Gould he lived In the house with me and called
me aunte.
Mr. Gould was here produced but the witness failed
to identify him. She continued:
In Louisville lived with Mrs Oliver until abe In
sisted that must live by myself My husband tneh got
home the Preston Road, but IN little while hls
mother came to hive with U.s. / Overheard Mr. OlYer
reang letter to his mother saying Frances IA no,
dead OF insane, and has left tue ASYLUM; what WIZ
ms wife was dead He said that he would get
divorce and arrange 1t with me. lie then leIt lle
else Iproceeded to NewOricans to Gud some distant
relatives but discovering that they were poor dd not
my daughter, who was found in convent at DAYTON,
Ohio, where left her, ana returned to Louisville Inen
| went 10 Richmond, Ky, aud there d. W, E"ihs
wished to bring suit against Mr. Oliver for blgamy an.
wanted me for witness, but declined having any
thing TO do whit Then went t0 New-Orleans again
The first time that saw Mr. Cameron was at ne h ooD
wa inst from the south Without money. aud wanted to
to Philadelphia to see my daugner nor ana he g'o
tried 10 gel persons to swear TO losses suseu W
me.
letter was then shown to her and she admitted the
handwriting hers. The envelope bore the stamp NC
tober 81. 1873" The letter was as follows:
Hon. SIMON CAMERON:
Late as it is. l Will pray God to have you sent TO
England, II you will marry me- or provide or me % as
but a short time TO let me know, and this mission y
WI Be granted TO s @ me RaSw 10. Jus
tee 10 me and fortune is yours. Respectfully ,,nx
oil, 4l9st MAIL
Alter reading H. she laughlnSly saiu' "o'' "0"'
Butler you can't blame for wanting to stir the oiu
man up, and get him TO marry ne"
Twenty-Five more letters shown 10 her. and she
having written them She said that she
the following letter anybody or recoect
receiving it: -
HARRsBURG, Sept. o. 1873.
M dear MRS. OLIVER.
My DEAR MADAME: hope you will be my wife before
very long. Ii better you should nave nome ihau
remain without protection. Hereafter you Will be m
formed PIT. Dec the acquaintance OF all people
The small sum Will pay your expenses. shall prODaDn
be In Washington twelve fourteen days. Hope you
may continue 10 avoid all bad people. Yours SC
At this point, without concluding tho cross-examina-
ton, the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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A VOICE OF WARNING.


Above all things let Congress understand
that country not want deadlock ON Jhe re-
peal uI the political legislation BOtH branches OF Con-
gress viii sufficiently under Democratic control TO
easy Thug TO pass three separate ana nde-
pendent oils repeating the laws which authorize the
Jurors test Odtn soldiers at the polls and eli cOn super
without any pOtIcal riders. there VIII BE- SEM
banCc OF attempt 10 lnlmdate ana coerce the exec
utlye branch OF tae Government IL would be nls axe
let such asC ISSUE that come up, aud the course
suggetctis ioiowG veto OF any one OF the three Po-
lucal b..s would Dlus the questions they Involve
Sharply AMI prominently forward in the best shape
for the Democracy. They ask no better platform TO
20 10 the people and ,hyy viii be greatly strengthened
If tins issue covered up with eXraneOus questions
about The policy OF ntCrrupung Tie WhOle prog csS OF
machine III order to fOrCc the sigma
of Prcs lcn to these measures OF repeal We
don't want that issue,
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THE LETTERS OF THE WIDOW.
VASUISGTOS March 1S-The letters which

W WASHINGTON, MITCH lo'-lhe ict'cio WIN"
General submitted at the trial OF the suit of Mrs
Oliver to-day were admitted to have been written by
her At proper time they willae put in evidence
The following some OF them
MRS OLIVER TO SENATOR MORRILL,
You told to write my business 10 you IL IL
smply If you your Influence in my favor
to say to the Hon. simon Cameron 1t is I'M
charitable for him TO send his friends to III
jure me. lie has told his friend Miss Annie
Davis Of No 1876 C-s, Northeast, and that lady told
Mrs Smith, who the housekeeper to the Hon. Thad
Stevens and inare me. Mr.. Cameron knows full
well how much L suffer, and for bin to
hire these persons now to Injnre Is
unknd. l can show you Mr.. Camcron's letters.
He even now refuses to replace me IN Office He can
tell what am You ask him II 10 Is KIND in nm
to injure here, alone III strange place with no
friends He brOu sht Please nercede with him
in my benaf He hi ut replace me IN Office II he VIII
do that will Let the matter drop, and put check TO tGe
Ineanness from his friends, VINO trying TO nturc me-
Respcctfully, Mis-. s. OLIVER.
TO Mr.. CAMERON
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PUBLIC OPINION.
o revolutionary scheme Of the Democrats

If the revolutionary scheme of the Democrats
in Congress IL allowed to become precedent Congress
can practically blot out any coordinate DrAnch OF lhc
Governmcu nd annul the greater part OF the COnsuu
ton Boston Journal tRep)
General J. ID. Cox thinks the extra session
Of Congress will until the dog days We thuk there
will be- an adjournment over the Christmas holidays
lCncunau Commercial und)
The one great question yet to be decided In
reference canals Is snail they be fcef Inc answer
Ia mis- oucSlnp is 10 ne found not altogether in the
prciudCcs convictions of the people at large bui IN
the conditions of trade Rather than let the grass grow
in the Erie we think nat people would consent to
Try the experiment OF free canallUtica Herald (KepJ
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4 CHURCH EGSCULD FROM DEBT

- ,. n nm, ,.,,,,-, ,.,,ro ,,,>,r,,rcs,pv
. nun. .,.,.,,,,,,-. or rur socrpTv.v N
80 -. ~ ,,,.,,,,,,
bELN9 ID l"E XIV IN "hLLo"9. o
SERVICES III COinult 'hoI"'loi vi 'H0 NY
fourth anniversary % Tie louhhE o. TIE O"uc" Oh inc
Messiah (Uniarlan) ahul'S rescue from ueO'' were '
IL Tie Cfuitd' at i'''-''o' al" Ani't! "u' "'' 't
evening lhe pulpit was "eCor''eu WIN cut anu
plants marble bust OF the Rev d. Dewey fes'eu on
pedestal IN front OF the pulpit al the HSht, ana p"r
TRAIT OF The R.v. Dr. Charming at the LETT; While
over each hung vroaths Of smuax. Rose
frees and ferns stood on the steps of the altar
,rb. WIS nlled by members and friends Of
the ""''''i '''.H va" M ' A., 60,
the church. The Rev DR.. Bellows pastor 81 All sous
att. l.,yy.rk" Hrreyicyed the rise anu growth
Of t.. second Unitarian Society which was founded
a. ..,.,.. I'D coy. skctcbes of its variors
my -.o"i wear '-'' an" gov "'' "
pastors. Speaking rs Tie oldest pastor-he mas Deeh III
All SOUS Church tpr forty ycaT,-he gave the members
~ T.. -, >, ,,,.,. f.tr.r. d, ,,,rso
o'u"' j J." ''N'''" - ~ .-.-
Aler prayer DF the i't'' DE- l. A f"I'e1 HHu suR'hE
J., ia, c.o.r ol III Souls ChuIcn. the Rev DE- Henry
y. ~, -, ,li, li te,t from ,aioi TX : delivered
j.. acot ~.
AaD 20 congratulate you, said the speaker, that this
-, i,i chm al Geo a free from the canker Of debt
=, - 49, , t,.i- Gu, ho,se has been a thing of
For NJ ny ) cars TINS """S mouse mas "een .""S VI
audiso; h!f It's breath mas been that OF uSury
But a,oss1 defeat threatened the work OF denOm
- -. -. ,,l .,,od We ara now IN M.
h"uoA ',I' ''.Vi' " &C Vi''s I,,' | nov, esa.
ffreaI Within thoso walls We no" i'ou Ut" oohSeo"
tlp Tre j. no lien or bond to shut out WOTshippcr
.t.,; ... n,rds nv ,ouy,o of liza minister To one
' 10 'l' Iie MINUS VI 'oD|"0 Va i'' i' ~ WV
WHO within these walls rccanted bis oOngeultal Orth0-
dc,y fine P.y Martin X ScLermerhoIn, belongs the
,,t t ,ro,.io., van IN tbes, efforts Entto the
most CIe.i0 'oI '4''9'i- o' " 'NO'' INV | " '
few women VINO succeeded in weaving together your
ottcret resources q, as 10 raise $50 900 much is due.
:, .-, ,,.,,.,oo lis,ntoro.,od dovo
b' theH uhN'''!i"| P''.''''
ton. earnest pe&dlngs npcl' ial'h anu pouesS' ho'
knowing defeat women succeed where men often fail
~ g., ,, yc,t,d tl,eir husbands thus achieving
l"cSe DI'' 20" - - ,,1' 49,, - 80
V"cr kit"''St N'''oi1' a'U '""H ~ ~
with others. No immoral arts OF money raising were
o,,l,cd There was NO hiring men TO make fit sub
scins No me- Of neoule in the church until GER
TAIN sam was ra sed; nor passionate appeals gen
rTn.ity cre.Iiug rivalry 10 suhs,r,ptIous.
be members OF All Souls Cnurch surrendered S21 900
5n bonds One-haf OF these given up by their
holders; tne others were purchased their market
value ava destroyed. The American Unitarian Assoc
cat'on furnished through It's secretary, the Rev. Mr.
suppen $4,000 more THAN one-lhId OF its capital lor
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CRIMES AND CASUAL TIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
A pERILoUs ERRANp WITH A FATAL EN1

PERILOUs ERRAND WITH FATAL END.
BATH, y. Y, March lS.-JOhu ScTafiOrd, superin-
teDden Of works found dead this morning
in the purifying OF the gahouse lie went IN alone
last light stop leak and suhOca,d
A POISONOUS PLANT IN THE DINNER.
CINCiNNATI OHIO. March 1S.-The family of
Thomas Stanley, consisting persons living near
Terre Iaue Ind poisoned Sunday the accidental
~ poisonous plant in their food Tho iatheI
Thomas stanley died yesterday the others are very Ill
A YOUNG MAN sUFFOCATED BY GAS.
PROVIDING, X. l., March 1s.-Frank w.
Tucker eighteen Of Henry NJ. Tucker was
found unconscious bed and Gied
after. the habit Of reading IN bed and Is
supposed gasgnt had become eXLngushed without
the closing Of the
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TAMMANY GETTING EXCITED.


Opinions have given way TO events. lhe
war on Democratic officers this city, ana ON tho
laws and under wuch they nave acted ana our
people have lived, mas actually begun. Tue peoples
Cclk elected at the polls been elected by violence
by q creature VINO holds an unCtrtied appllntineut
from Mayor Cooper. TINS Is revolution. What Will
come Of these Unprecedented and unaccOuntaDIc pro-
cecdD-s one can fOretrL. But they snow the das-
tardly designs Of the unprHCipled adventures ana
who have got tOOihuld III the MAY orally
and I'm exercise their power III suDVertng the
established OIutr % things, Violating the laws, ana
trampII the rights ana usages OF the people under
their feet end is not yet The worst predictions
We luaUe election last Fan being Iu!nCd
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SPEAKER RANDALL SERENADED.
GLOWING HOPES INSPIRED IN THE DEhOC3ATIC

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI

HEART.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-A sercnadc was
given the Hon. Samuel j. Randall Tonight III
honor OF his reelection az Speaker OF the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES The procession, con-
sistnr Of a number OF residents OF the District and
many prominent Pbiladelphians-th latter being
chiefly instrumental in arranging the ahiir-was mar
shalcd by william Dickson. Among the Phlla-
delphans present VIM. McCandless, Ma
Tor James Atwel, Eugene Caldwell Alderman Me
Mullen cx-MayOr Fox and Robert r. Randall Inc Dia-
rine Band was in attendance. At Mr. Randalls mouse
that gentleman appeared, and after renarkng tha ne
feIt greatly honored by tins marx OF their
esteem he smoke in glowing terms OF what he
conceived 10 be the future of the Democratic party
The procession then proceeded to the residence OF
Coonel Barkburn but. OWING to that gentleman 3
ahscucr they were dismissed. A serenade VIII De
rendered Mr. Blackburn by the citizens OF the DistrcI
tn-nOrrOM evening.
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Co., Is reported to be short iu his cash accounts
from $1,000 10 81 OO0 Algeo had always borne
unblemished character. beng one OF The
officers OF the Methods, Cburch and holding
"a high social position. The disclosures Grated pro-
found sensation. while his intimate friends express
surprise and regret II appear, quite prnba lie tlat
restitution will be mace "a FIR "a possible. geo having
decided his property the firm. There Will be no Prose
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OF tame of
hours preceding midnight Irregular AAs rere'eass the
oscillations By the during thoss ho1fA
TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 10. a. m.-The changes
In the barometer were slight yesterday the general
tendency being upward. Clear or partly cloudy weather
prevailed the sky clearing rapidly early IN the morn
ing RAIN however general early in the day In the
Atlantic Coast States The temperature WAS
lower than on Monday the mercury ranging between
279 aud $780, The amount OF moisture In the air has
been diminished slightly.
Clear or partly cloudy and warmer weather may be
expected III this city and vicinity to-day.
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TIE sorrHs LONGING For BAYARD.

We admire Bayard not only for his high
pcrSoua character BUT for his devotion and the signal
ability VITA WI Oh he has stood for ten years III inc
United states Senate defence Of southern liberty ana
rights under the Constitution. The South believes That
Mr.. Bayard is available lie has shown himself strong
on every leading question, and peculiarly fortunate III
his -Cc.rd on the financial question. lie is perhaps
stronger today in New-YOrk than is Mr.. Tlden and
aLfrr nIL NrN- lulk must deClNc Tie DQtlle.
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CONGRESS SWEARS IN.
Continued from First Page.

DONE the correspondents of the leading journals of
the country will soon become the only class of men
who are excluded from the reporters gallery, and
the only ones who are denied the opportunity of
witnessing the proceedings of the House.
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THE SUIT OF WIDOW OLIVER.
A SENSATION Az TIE TRIAL.

THE HUSBAND OF THE PLAINTIFF PRODUCED IN
CoURT-MRs. OLIVER CONSTRAINED.
During the trial of the suit of Mrs. Oliver
against Simon Cameron yesterday, the defence
produced Mr.. Oliver, the husband of the plain
tiff. in court. This produced sensation in the
courtroom. Mrs. Oliver was the only witness
yesterday. She was searchingly cross-examined
10y General Butler. A number of the letters
of the plaintiff to various people were sub
mitted by General Butler.
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United stafps Digest table Of the eases contained IN
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Rangoon is the commercial capital of Pegu.
II mas about 20 900 inhabitants. The city built III
1855, when the Burmese conquered Pegu. In 1888 1t
was almost DESTROYED Nv fire.