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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
SPRIkG FLOWERS.
MARCH MEETING or TIE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
AN ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION.

MARCH MEETING or TIE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
AN ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION.
The floral display at the rooms of the New
York Horticultural society yesterday afternoon was
larger and varied than has been seen for long
time at the regular monthly meeting OF the society.
The spectators numerous BY three OF four
hundred per cent than usual and large proportion OF
them we're ladies. BY common consent the occasion
hlossoIned out into sort OF Spring opening aud a
PROMISE the president said OF more attractive exit
bitions as the season advanced.
In the centre Of one table tall acacia shooting
up tall golden spikes OF bloom, and this hauked on
either sido by wellgrown azaeas, OF them being
for the variegaon of colors into which
had spOrted The blossoms were OF every shade from
pure white 20 deep pink and salmon, the Individual
flowers In many being eurlously blotehed and
striped. on the same table was bank OF old English
pinroses, fine iris susisna and many cut flowers. The
chief attractions at another table were the group
OF twenty orchids and seeding aEaleas sent
by Isaac buchanan, and the collection OF
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THE roof Nv WESTWARD-BoUND FREIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-The representa-
tive managers u ;hc various railroads met IN this city
to-day to consider system Of pooling weSt-bound
ircIehts from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, such
az IA In vogue III NewYork Among those present were
j. n. Rlttcr. General Manager Of the Ncw-IOrk Cen
trail Gee; r: Blanchard, Ncc-Pr,adcnt Of the New
York and Erie; A. j. Cassatt Vice President OF the
Bound Freight; WIN. u. smith, Of The Bitimore
and Ohio and X. c. Olas, Of the NoWGork Lake Erie
and Western The session secret and
lasted from . until o'clock this afternoon.
The action OF tho freight agents aUi others, by
which all Western business over the roads
controlled by TRUNK lines dpportioned according 20
Gored IL i, understood that the exact percentage has
not been definitely agreed upon. 1t Will be made by
COMMITS hIOncr Eink
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str Richmond. Kelley, Richmond City Point and xor,o,,
str Norfolk, Clark, Pmladslphi,, TO James Hand. }
str Eeanora. Johnson. Portland toJ Ames.
last 70 Fansh Edys co. "''"''"A day' In BAL
Bark sarah Frazer (of Portland Sheppard. Rou.n ~
Krsgero NOR Bartb Hui 90 day. in BALLAST o,,.
order .ness.S Hook For order. Jan " IN to
esfa 50 days via Tu ETC. TO ORDER Vessel 10 Ps, ".
Brig " Hesen (ot Boston,. Gould. Triesta nov O. "a
Vernon u Brown co. V
days with logwoOd 10 Brandeis Co, vessel 10 NesIt
day. WITH sugar to order vessel 70 Parser CO. 'ena u
IN S aIHa q s wa. premature l from
WISD-sunset-At Sandy Hook moderate " NV; ba,v
Al Guy Island light NV clear
CLEARED
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RIO Janeiro il Mallory Saratoga sandbers Havana
Ward Go; Gate city. Dagger, Savannah, Geo Yong.
Dominion ~ co. BeneiactOr Jones. Wilmington. n q
VIM clyde Co ] W Garrett, Foster Baltimore etc ] 4
ship louise Nor. uneer. Bremen. ruoeh Edge & Co.
Co. poseidon Nor) JahnseD, Amsterdam Funch Edys Co
washington lIta CahGro aaIselIes LaqTo storey
Nayisatore its) IanrO Mar.se. Punch Edge 20; aSea
srss %aSl5e CSor Blk Rchmond Benharn Boy.,.,
Joseph Clark. stanl aatan,as, F II smith & Co.
DISASTER.
san FRAScIsco Mar 5The shanghai Courier saws tee.
gram was relieved at that port from Eagsa January q
south The Captain and n OF the drowned
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Mar 5.-Str Alsat.a, FOR this p0rt
has passed the Lizard.
QtEKssrowS, Mar 5-ssed str City OF New.York from
Liverpool Tor Ncw-York
GLASGOW. Mar Arr str Eirene, ron Portland
hSrwgRP. Mar 5Arr str Mcfarland from Philadelphia.
NRWCAsrI1. Mar 6.-Arr STR Lovane. from Baltimore.
WATERFORD Mar 5.-Arr str Lena. from Baltimore
LONDoN " r 5.Saled 18TH ut, Assuna. 18th nit Con.
stantia Amykos the latter from Gibraltar 27tl u Jason
from Gibraltar for New.Orle9ns Bertha from OpOrt0: eli
inst Veronica from Faya NuOyO Nico0 agna the latter
for SANITY took; Won der Heydt Walmir 4thins. Kent.
germ, Archer DanncbrOg. Nm Mcilycrv the latter
sandy Hook Br0omseds Tor Bun Hycr Union; 9TH mat
Norwegian. the latter for Philadelphia.
27tI ult Svelto At OpOtO: ID inst Saprd Hendrck
Omncs Width Tamerane; 4h inst Er,ianin gen. Tar.
tar OMba TrOs FreTes BOrlseru BOInsOn liar.
Trt MrBcath Wandering Jew, Walter " dett sarah Is
Cam. NOrthbrOok Nordhavet Jas Duncln Hehos Glen.
m0?ag, Forest CUmera: 9TH INST, Cornelius Gunne Hsrk.
away ParknOok, Loo sley Han Prince Patrick, Uraua.
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SEEKING WIVES AT CASTLE GARDEN.
CURIOUS DEMANDS MADE UPON SUPERINTENDENT
JACKSON.

JACKSON.
A Swedish girl, who had recently arrived
among the immigrants, walked into the Office OF Super
Intendent Jackson Castle Garden day last Sum-
mer and cried. " want you 10 marry me-" Mr. JACK
son started back III surprise at this abrupt demand and
asked explanation. 1t then learned that Mr.
jackson was simply wanted TO perform the ceremony
The story travelled throughout the country In THE
TRIBUNE and other papers and since then Mt jackson
has received letters from hundreds Of young men, old
bachelors and widOwers whose fanCies seemed lightly
turned to thoughts Of love- asking that the matrmo
NAL bureau" should furnish suitable wives, for which
liberal compensation would he paid These letters have
specified IN some instances Just What Kind Of wife was
wanted-One who was accustomed to farm or house
work ebOdied and of kindly disposition; comely,
or one who could show herself TO good advantage In
society. The following letter received yesterday is a
fair sample Of Of the letters received 1t is from
Lewis T. Bodc OF Shenandoah, Iowa:
address these few lines TO you. and You will no
doubt, think somewhat strange OF them a. ADMIT they
coming from ono that Is stranger 10 You; out
nevertheless taken tins liberty 10 inquire or yOu
If reward you Tor YOUR personal interest IN me- TO as
ISL ,nt ln SOU t" ,., Nv az TastIe % ~
den under your superntcndency. Now you may wonder
why | take this course ] viii tell Won. In the first
place, marriagcabl- women in these parts very
scarce secondly, am DESTROYS TO obtain one from the
shores Of England or GERMANY that have no home when
they arrive. to marry into one If sue desires; and
thirdly, think BY your informing one OF place, home
and husband mat a match can he made this Spring,
stating to her the particulars OF tins letter which
these that am farmer IN far circumstances, wid
over without children and references the best Of
this place My age ia thlry-nine years. Please do for
this request and VIII repay you for whatever Is
done OIL your part.
Another letter received from ST. Louis Gays that the
applicant is willing to give his heart and hand in mar
Iiage 10 one who the qualifications Of good house
wife but she be healthy, not idotic, and not o
woman OF light character. He believes That Mr.. jack
sons experience is sufficient make hun good judge
MI Jackson always replies these letters that there
is no matrimonial bureau attached to Castle Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

Henry Frinkcl, of this city. who was ar
rested on Tuesday at the Vanderbilt Landing, =. l.,
while attempting drive one OF the staten Island
ferry boats having in his wagon coffin IN which
the remains OF his brOtherinaw LOns Livingston. who
died in September last OF yellow at Quarantine.
and which he had e1humed from the bIIal ground at
sequnes Point. released yesterday and succeeded
bring the remains to this city, having procured
proper permit from the Board OF Health The remains
which placed IN vault IN the Woodland Cemetery
at StapctOn Tuesday night, yesterday morning after
having been placed IN metallic cOti1, brought mp
from bland tho IL o'cIoc. boat taken to
Cypress Hills Cemetery for ntermcnt II IL nndrrs Ood
that DR.. NanderpOcl, Health Officer Of tie Port Will
make serious charges against the persons who gave
Frinkel tue permit for the removal OF the body.
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PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

The following are the cabin passengers who
called for Europe yesterday on the French Line steam
ship EAmerque AID those who will sail to-day on the
Inman Line steamship cry Of Montreal aud the Ham
burg American steamship Fr.sla; also the list OF the
passengers on the Partlia which sailed yesterday
FOR UAVEE-By Steamship LAmcrtQae John nelson
Juan A. Nuiorcro jackson Nchtuty Manuel BanaTle ~
Onard Schmalle Mrs DDehuc Paul Gabriel Joseph olivier
Joseph Ieantaud l. Grand Dom Pedro Isco.te Lieutenant
]. =. b. Wyse. Mrs Mysc. Augustc Lc Moyue char cs
OKeenan, H. Ruty. MIS- iassale Mrs r. Welde May Mss
Iucle AnderiI BcutO Andenz MIS- AnderIl Oscar Vol
HEM SchOre Mrs Berthe Aoue and iuauL Mrs Cecil lie
COmpte.
TdRIIVERPOOI-B BY Steamship Ctg Of Hontreo; Bishop
W H. HiIlory William Al ms Robert Hamilton Captain
DAVID snow Mrs snow Gaaudi r. Ma MILAN. MIS-
MACMILLAN aud child Herbert Kline. H. + Baldwin, EDWARD
Hopkins. Mrs. Lynch
M Stcdm.hD Jdrtttq-John Burracorgh c. W. Bur kholz
s. g. Ceey, Colonel T. II. Grey, Lieutenant tln"rd B tlu
and wife, j.. ana brother, Thomas Gr.Ome q. W
Uebard A. Iaden Miss f. Jones W. Kaufman Walter
Itn0cy John ". Lake. r. Nichols. Ms James ODon0Aue
Mis- MARY Agnes ODouohue Lou- Don hue c. Preston
J. A. Rogers SIX Sisters OF Charity, w. c. WetheIN, MI
Hamilton. Madame Sautin -.
FOR HANBURG-BV Str1nshtp Ifisa -nr and Mr..
Jochkis Friedrich KONG Charles Oplnce Dr.
Z, Gilbert ami family PAU Guuzet Ernst I4olo' Joan
COctaches. John Bechtel Jacob BeChl Lous Iut Al'rt
Aubach. Mrs. Lena Aubach Mr. and dTs SoTen WendGD1
three children. Ernest Weiss IL SoL Captain l. GlEty
NJ and Mrs. Fntz Fuchs, William Berg.
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II is told of the late Lord Chelmsford that
stltly his presence aud 50 dlgicd bis appear
ance that many years ago when be was younger man
and more erect II carriage, 10 accosted IN the
street by hurried individual, who misaking him for
some acquaintance, claHped him ny the hand, eIcaim-
ing, GLOW You. Mr. Smith sir Frederick Thesl-
ger he then drew himself up ana gazing coldY
his qlestIOner replied Sir. do look like person
Of the name OF Sg,tht" and passed gray,ly on.
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INSPECTION OF TIE DEAD.
4 PAPER By DIR. WOOSTER BEACH READ BtFoHh
SOCIETY.

4
THE MEDICO-LEGAL SOCIETY.
AL the meeting of the Meteorological Society
last evening. at No u West Thirynrst-st paper Oh
tbe Inspection OF the Dead" prepared by Dr. Woosur
Beach was read by Dr. J. T. Miller, owing to the SICK
mes. of the author. II urged the appointments Oh Pr'P
officers for nspecne corpses In order to prevent bura
alive The necessity Of TINS was shown nv Illustrative
cases and by the laws Of European countries
Ihold said the author, that nobody should DC purcu
from a large town without proper Inspection Wy qua"
fed officer Two reasons support this. IL wond anu III
disclosing crime and no person could he buried "iNo'
In this state any person is recognized rs phS S''"" "
his statement OF the fact. The man OF scence '"o
auack the depravcd and Ignorant preteh"er are al "
law cassed in category. lsit saie lot h'
Of death 10 be left IN such hands so caeu phSrIca"
in collusion with a criminal now can give certihca'e
NJ death with scarcely chance Of detection Proper
official visitation of the dead would reveal many cases
beside criminal ones, in which careiessntsS Oh 'nc '
cal attendant has hastcned death.
That the burial Of living persons occurs denied by
many. call attention TO these facts: Inc signs VI
death usually relied on cessation OF respiration
arrest OF the hearts action loss OF animal neat reor
mortis and purefaction. The two Iast arc mUsu 10 ~
trusted Tests for determining death are numerous;
The satisfactory are auscutalon, rhse
examination OF the eye by Inc oPtnaio' IT. r,,,orv
can only be employed by skilled persons, ~ orI hi5I
eases of death there "a only sight cnance TOT e,
alive but with unusual forms the case i lnuch dlele
Cataepsy occasionally is mistaken LOT uo"'h '''" -
a skilled physician . -. T.. ,.o..t,, n
In most European countries the timo for keeping a
corpSe laid down bv law aud IN cities an Oue"I hst
verify the death In this country there are no statutory
eXcept those which give power 10 DOards o
health TO regulate burals. The usual method is Tor he
bo1y to be Immediately put IN charge OF an unnerIhri,
who faces il on ice, refrigerator couin WITHIN
an hour OF apparent death If the vital SPARK r[anT
EXPOSED to intense cold. Is there not re4I uiIE
in This Were the fact OF death proven there would he
no objection 10 speedy burial or putting on zee, Dnl II
renniTes more scientific knowledge than underakers
nossess 10 establish the fact Ire onv way 10 prevent
mStakes by the appointment OF proper Officers 10 III
spect the dead. ,,--.. A..
Discussion OF the paper followed The subject OF zen
ement houses referred 10 committee I9r report
living was being solved by rapid rans ana mat over
crowded tenement-hOuseS should be lhdlcteu dc hu-
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HNIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK ..........Mar 5
Str California Br Donaldson London Feb 81 Hender.
Bros
Guion.
str Herdcr Ger Brandt Hamburg Feb 10 and HAVE 49, to
Kunharut & Co.
Str Raca Brl Wilson, Newcastle 10 days TO Bowrng &
SIR Panama Br) Cowe Trinidad Feb ls. Barbados 10.
Martinique 20 Antigua - and Bermuda Mar TO outer
bridge
Str Castillo SPAN Capea Havana days. in ballast to
Str New Haley Orleans FEB rs and the Bar
81 Clark & Seaman.
STR Charleston. Berry, Charleston Mar l, to W Gum.
tard & Co
Str Champion, lockwood Charleston days, to W Qun-
&
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

FROM LON DON-By Steamship Cdtirorn,a-Mr. and Mrs.
De Balm. A. Il. Bevan. e. Beyan. T. Hanchet L. C. Park
A. Green. b. Meyesmann, l. Daft. j. Nuierhay MIS- mig
gin Greenleaf Mr.. Martin J, HILBERT,
G. MAN. H. Pettatt Mr. and MIS-. W. Fowls, C. storer Mss
IT, StOrer Mr. Mrs c. f. Sper, the Misses NJ and c..
spier Master g. x. spier, Mr. and Mrs o. Kemp, A. o..
Scrivener, Brou xhton c. w. Williams. a. CHM.
FROM LIVERPO0I-BV steamship NeCddd.-F. Hutton,
T. l.. MeakIn. a. Clements n; NJ searie G. sharpe. Mrs
b. Pinney Roche. Miss 4. Swainc. O. Houd,worth.
A. Graham. W. Robinson g. Hare, W. Riggs, Mrs j. smith.
oakley and child, J. LscOm j. soddon, f. Pugh T..
Carudy, J. Lynch.
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NO COAL COMBINATION EXPECTED.

Coal operators do not believe that President
GOwen Will Dc able Ia secure the unsDimous action OF
the managers for cessation Of mining advance
prices. II Is stated that the Delaware ana Hudson
Canal Company will not agree 10 any arrangement that
does not regulate the amount OF coal to be mined
monthly by the various companies; aud that the sale
advertised for March Is IS to such low prices as
to force combination Ike tnat OF 1873. Judge Packer
OF the engh Valley Company, It is stated, willing to
agree "A limit in pToduC tlou. but is any new
combination. leading coal operator said Yesterday
" The day Of comb nations Is past some arrangement
he made TO sthen prces, but nothing further
honed for"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.

The United States Grand Jury in Brooklyn
has found a bill against Daniel and John Pentz coOpers
who arrested last Fall the charge Of bribery and
conspiracy to deraud the United States revenue in the
importation Of sugars. An order issued snbsc-
quently by Collector Merritt forbiddng them from
entering tue docks warehouses, other places where
Custom House officers employed. Tile arrest and
Indictment based upon evidence secured 10y Special
Treasury Agents going to show that they had offered
and paid bIlbcs TO- ana had entered into conspiracy
with Government employees TO drop weights on cargocs
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
provTSFST ARRIVALS.

Fy0h 1r.nue H0tel-SpnatOr George f. itoar: OF
Massachusetts, President NJ b. Anderson of Rochester NJ
yeTsty YCongressmen george ~ Landers OF
and r. T. Woodbridge. - Vermont ey Senator d. T. Hood
Syracuse, and Edgar X ApRa OF - De
Chancellor l.. q. Haven. Of SyTacuse. ma"
Congressman Warner Miller Of etkimer n -;
NIr.oias Botsf-Fr Congressman Lewelvn Po"tIA OF
Name Hiram Price Of Iowa and Mrs Mary A. y'r nor
o{ Fost0n $500 ar Are,.tn HOiei-EXGOyernOr j. H. rage
of vermont . Nsc rO~t Hott-EI Congressman ;. =
Marshall Of Illinois Wiadsor Hotet-W Brandt Storef
oi DIson and * MAYOR w. Putnam OF Portland, Me-
r.. ,,t,.-C. Il. wright. President OF the Norhern
Railroad Company 81 4ItT ifOc-
IL ID. Goose, Of the District OF Columbia -, -.
n. Assemblymon G. Il. Knowles. James Low H. h. III
enid and stephen Union Square HottI-Genera
(1larleA L Ruff T.. ). A.
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VIRGINIA'S DEBT.

RICHMOND, Va, March 5.-The bill proyid-
ing tor the settlement the State debt passed II
the Senate this afternoon BY a vote OF > TO o.
The readjusters' amendments providing for the ratih
cation 4 toe proposed settlement by vote Of the peo
ple etc were all rejected An amendment adopted
providing that bonds exchanged tor outstanding bonds
shall Ice taken and held as u and absolute release or
the State from all liability account OF certificates for
West NIrgina's third.
Tho Senate Subsequently took recess untl MOnday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
AFFAIRS IN THE DOCK DEPARTMENT

r. Cornell White leased from the Dock
Commissions about FOUR years ago, Pier No. 81 East
River and shortly afterward the Corporation Counsel
such lease except upon bid made at public auction
Yesterday at the meeting Of the Dock Board he made
application to renew his lease which application was
denied until he should settle the debt due for rent lie
taid ho was willing pay what he thought was due and
that S. II. Wales, when III the Dock Board had offered
him tie pier at $1,000 a year. Commissioner Dimock
informed him that Mr. Wales certainly had acted with
authority in the offer made. aud that the Board had
authority 10 compromise on the question or rent II
the back paid the lease would be granted other
wise the Corporation Counsel would be advised TO take
steps TO dispossess Mr.. White,
FELIX Armstrong, formerly an empoye in the Depart
ment some time ago sent in a bill of $3.50 which he
claimed to be due him difference OF pay between
Ourne lyman and fOrcma mason and yesterday he ap-
pearrd before the commissioners with counsel TO
take preliminary steps IN an action TO recover this
II is said that Armstrong devoted the greater
him. and Yesterday be stated that he had charges
OF TO make against Engineer Greene
Finally he consented 20 make formal charges prOmsing
to prove by Monday that that man don't know any
charges against the Board too, but being poor ignuT
ant mechanic" did not know what 10 do,
Ii was learned that Frst-Assistaut Engineer Willard
A. Nichols, who is charged by the Taxpayers AssOcia
Dmock, graduated By the Lawrence Scientific
Institute 1865 assistant engineer in the Bureau
Of Sewers CrOtOn AqueduCt Department and since has
received the Board of Aldermen demanding that
abstract OF the proceedings Of the meetings lie sent
for publication IN The Cfy Record within twenty four
hours after the meeting. The commissioners have
always sent their proceedings In full publication but
not within the time specIhcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
scHooL.TEAcmERs cENsURED.

The Board OF Education, by vote of twenty
one yesterday those principals OF the public
schools who distributed theatre tickets their
pupils recently. Commissioner Moriarty was the only
one who voted against the resolution OF The
board decided that hereafter the teachers employed
in the several schools shall keep record Of the temper
Azure Of their espectve be taken
a. NJ 80 and 2:45 p. NJ nnd TO be written upon the
blackboard After the school dismissed the teachers
" enter the record i'll books 10 De kept for permanent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
A sPECIAL DEPUTY sURyEYOR OF CUsToMs.

Surveyor Graham has selected George {.
Kibbe as Special Deputy surveyor OF the port Of
New-YOrk III place OF Edward I. Burton, resigned.
Mr. Kibbe was soldier III one Of the Sew-York
regiments during the rebellion, and was wounded
several times For conspicuous bravery he rose from
tie position OF private TO the captaincy OF his COM
pany. lie was appointed an Inspector OF Customs in
July 1871 and for three nc has been detailed at
the Barge ONCE. Surveyor Graham speaks OF him as
faithful officer deserving Of promotion, and m this. his
first appointment since bis continuation, General era
ham claims have literally enforced the civil Service
ruc- There were several gentlemen pressed tor The
position, among whom were General BaInum aud Cap
lain Bracket. Mr.. Klbbo VII. hc sworn In when bis
confirmation by secretary Sherman Is received. The
promotion OF Mr. kbbc leaves a vacancy in the force OF
INSPECTORS which viii be Hlcd by Collector Merritt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

spn rises s26 sun sets 5:57 Clock fast lin 27s
Moon GETS 52 Moon souths 1887 Moons age, days Is
WATER IO-DAY-A.
Sandy Hook 557 Gov Island. 6l5 Hell Gate.... Sol
WATER 70 DAY.. NJ
Sandy Hook. 622 Gov leland. $50 Hell Cato. S:39
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

Island, on Monday was recaptured in the WOODS near
Jamesport late on Tuesday evening. by bloonnonnu
That had been put upon his track When iouhu ts uoS
was holding him fast by legs Mott has nov ye' Oec
heard from.
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TIE LYNN MYSTEFY SOLVED.

BOsrON March 5.-The girl foun in trunk
al LYNN has at last been deuuncd as Fannie McCono
logne Of Wohurn, whose family left for California
February D The grl acconpan"d the family httle
wny and returned TO vicinity The berdycr Of the
glrl known under the alias Of Teddy = Spencer and
Is reported prOmn, m business man OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

TIE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY state:
n no department of business there probably much money
alvesng and in department good Judgment and eXp
more requisite Twenty-Five years experience has clearly demonstrated
superior advantages and economy of newspaper advertising over all OF
mediums offered for that purpose aa..-..m
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. O S rs g RIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN VIEWS.
A NEW COMMANDER FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
LONDON, Thursday, March 9, 1879.

The Post hears that it is probable that a
commander OF higher rank than Lord Chelmsford Will
be to the Cape in which case Lord Chelmsford
would retain a subordinate command. The name o.
MalOrGrnrral Sir Daniel Lyons General
OF the Army is mentioned in connection with the new
APPOINTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
STRIKERS REHrNlNG WORK.

LONDON, Thursday, March 6, IS19.
The Clyde engineers are returning to work,
the unions considering the strike inopportunc. The
Tyne sbipbudcrs with few exceptions, resumed work
yesterday.
For other FJrsi2n Veus FIRST Pdg>I
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VI. ". SIlar|lt 4 Co.,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
% PARK ROW, NEW YORK.

furnished
CrcLar with cost of
papers, OF application
United
Canad arr keptO lie
Advertisers
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an sc,oo, sunp,ies reported

reference The Committee on School Supplies reported
that for year 1873 Sl29642 had been enpende leo
been diminished steadily since 1874, when $l1e'o'5
was expended for this purpose