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New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

UALTING RAILROAD RECONSTRUCTION.
The Reconstruction Committee OF the ONO ana
Mississippi Railroad Company, which has had sew
eral conferences recently, relative 10 the reorgan-
igation of the company adjourned yesterday WIN
ont reaching final conclusion. While hope was
EXPRESSED bv friends OF the road that the plans OF
ta c yvould ha We favorable result ii
admitted that at the close of the consultation
no definite adjustment of the cOmranys affairs
had been made. The final withdrawal Of the 9Iou'
600 honds of the Springfield Division, which have
been advertised for sale several times by William J
Best as receiver of the National Trust Company,
was explained by the fact that the receiver OF the
road had decided at the las; moment to pay the
debt oi 100000 for which the bonds were pledged
oss
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
TORNADO IN MISSO URL.

ST. LOUIS, April GA tornado passed over
n portion Of St. Louis County this afternoon Some half
n dozen houses we're more or less damaged. outhouses
were blown down chneys carried away and fences ana
trees were scattered about promscuously ht 80 iar
IA known ives lost, persons injured Inc
track is eighteen miles long and haf ne
wde and IL accompanied by little rain ana great
deal OF very large hall.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
AIAAkAIN, nANGER

san Francisco, April "a dispatch has
been received from stsG od by L. l. BALI the col
lector saying that tho g be cf; great danger
from the INDIANS when the Alaska sails rs Il Ia
expected that 10 viii IN urgent appeal for pro-
lection Is 10 the President by many citizens.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Tyhh Arerue Hotel-General BENJAMIN r: Bnuer TnIns
80 fbugas. John {. Brown, OF Iehnts
xTnyeraor Ifeury fow6d. of Rhode Island tAl on
grrssmcn Andrew Williams. % Platfshnrr snh Ihpus y,
Tle OF Owrro y y; len Munfce. Of -yracuse Isaac
R1ker r of Croeorks y. Y, aud william - S,,1 @ ~
Erie penn WtRdsor H0tet Albert Keep, President shu
NJ Huglitt General Manager ~ the chicago snu VI,
Railway COmusny GfletU II JUN
NJ Ccrsc nf Ctaro sud General James Il. Lcdie Of Utica
- gyeroorf Vo,fse-F Frankiu Y. Govcn. of Phaherhla
TrI drraue I!o-Iudgc Joseph Potter OF tbe Sew luA
Supveme Court ST. NichOiTs liotei-J n NC. ultE
Vice President Of the PenUsy wanna Company
Yc'el-Misr Clara Louise Kellogg ufGhd Cef"e' i0'e'
General L. T. Bullard. Of Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
NEGRO EMIGRATION WESTWARD.

BOsToN, Mass, April "a number OF rep
resentatlve cOlored of this city held meeting to-
night to consider plans OF furtherlng negro exodus
from the south. committee was appointed to cali
massmccting in Faneull Hall at early day ana ar
range for means TO transport many as may be de-
sirols of leaving for new homes in the West.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
LOW PRICES FOR COAL.

The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company sold
Yesterday at public auction, 10000 tons of Lacka-
wanna coal. There was large attendance, but the
bidding was spirltless, and the prices obtained
were lower than at any previous sale Compared
with the prices realized at the March sale Of scran-
ton coal, the sale Yesterday showed reduction on
steamer SIZE OF 1Il cents crate, 1S4 cents; egg
are the average prices, compared with the March
sale by the same company.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' 40
2lS BROADWAY
qamAs7 Noon. 500. u N. SOS. Midnight oi'
Highest during the day. CO.. ioNe.t S7'-
Ayclaec 5Gito. same day. 1875. 41s.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
ANOTHER STEAMSHIP FOR BRaZIL.

The third steamship for the United States and
Brazil Line was launched al Roach -ons shipbuding
yard on Tuesday. She was chrstened the Amazon ana
will sail rer first trip on June 3. Her length 3Z9
feet breadth Of BEAM 30 feet depth Of hold. - foei
tonnage, 300 tons. she VIII he fitted mp with all
the modern Inventions Tor saving life, and for ex IL
gushiug LTc. Her accommodations win be "a abOraic
as those o Other steamers of line. can carry
seventy five nrsclss, aud fifty seCondrlGss pafseu-
gers and VIII have u speed Of fourteen knots hour.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
A METEOR 4, CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April 9.-During thunder storm
hi. evening meteor which looked, while IN the air
about In diameter fell 20 tho ground the South
Side. bursting many pieces just before bursting II
white with neat ana tho fragments rescnbled
cuukers
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

COUNTERACT A TENDENCY To CONSUMPTION
ny using that effective puimOnc PHILLIPS "PALArABLE" COD
IiyKR on I'm combination with PHOsPHO NuIRIIlhE Best
cOmgA rem.dy. Al Druggst. Delot. PlatteL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
THE GERMAN TARIFF.

I1E NEHMAN
LONDON Thursday. April 10. 1879.
The Standards dispatch from Berlin states
that all the Industrial and commercial societies nave
called meetings to discuss minutey the details OF the
proposed tariff which would lnjuriously anect ther
respective trades
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
Announcements.
Sore throats and hoarseness are effectually
cured by JAMES EXPECroRANr
Announcem tnts.

Few UNsCRUPULOUS DRUGGTSTS
May recommend cheap, worthless common porous pasers
the sinai prOht they make on them bu
you consult reliable phy scans IN YOUR Own locaiy you val
be COZ Nnced BESsoSs CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
Will accomplish than hAf dozen of Other kind.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
L rprAT CTpIKE IN DTTRHAM.

THE GREAT STRIKE IN DURHAM.
LONDON. Wednesday. April o, 1879.
Ten thousand of the Durham striking MN
ers met today at shadowsh and voted no surrender.
(Eor other Foreign Neos First Irgsl
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
MARINE IATELLIHENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Boo Sun sets 63t Clock fast, I'm 2Us
Moor rises Moon souths. $40 Hosns age days ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A. NJ -.
Sandy Hook 1927 Gov Island 1885 Hell Gae..... O20
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P NJ
sandy Hook 1857 Island ll2o Hol Gate.... O:lO
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

For immediate relief of coughs and colds
use the popular remedy. PoETRgs CoUGH BAIsAa.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
KING ALPHONsO TO BE MARRIED.

PARIS, Wednesday, ApTII V' IHFV'
The Potrie announces that 1t has reason 10
believe that the marriage Of King Aphonso of Spain to
the ArchDuchess Maria OF Austria will take place in
July.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne US.
TIE RIIGARIAN ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly has passed thirty-eight more
articles OF the Constitution, including amendments In
favor OF tricnnial D rliaments. universal manhood
suffrage and equal electoral districts.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
~ Gororsiye organs iilcay ant .pesiy oag,i Hours
70 and t. lItN NJ A.DANIELs Il d. IA LeGn Stsav
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

She had broken her shaft and declining assistance
made her way under sail TO the Dela"die Dio''N
water, arriving there yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
Says Belmont: "My future is certainly

or talents I've such an assortment
That II sbOuld happen 20 lose all my money,
I'd jutt start q class 10 depor.mentp
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
pLooDGOoD NURSERY Established 1871

NERVOUS DEBILITY. Impotence. Weakness
~ Generation. Re- speedily and radically
cured by WINCHIETERs SPECIFIC PILL Two to
boxes ate uuay sufficient Price ~ PER box boNe. 80
send circular Prepared by WINCHESrLR * Co,
Chemists 81 John st, New fOfk.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

Francis Du Bos, a well known resident Of The
Eastern District died yesterday at his house, No.
2O5 South Ninth-st. Nj. Du Bos vas seyenty-two
wears old aud mad lived H. Brooklyn the past forty
five years.
The amount of taxes for Kings County for SIS
10 il S754 773 90. Onc-halt Of this should bc iu
the hands of the state Treasurer b. April 10. OF
the amount. the County Treasurer now has $780,
1872 43 10 transmit.
Officer Mcbride on duty AT Martins Stores on the
liver front, has received a medal from tie Life
Saving Benevolent Association Of New-lork for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, April 2l.-The stock market
opened active. bu, feyerish and unsettled in
tone. and the course OF pri ,es remarkably vari-
able. Union Pacific. Erie. Iron Mountain.
Lake Shore. Ohio and Mississippi common,
and Wabash were lrmer or advancing. The
Granger ronds and Michigan Central were quiet.
The coal shares. Hannibal and St. Joseph
preferred, Western Union. and Pacific Mail
opened firm, but speedily declined. st. Louis
and san Francisco, and 81. Louis. X. c. and y.
were rather frmer but much less active Kansas
Pacific, though not active, was buoyant. Alton
and Ierra llaute common, long dormant was
moved q little, opening at (, advancing 20 s.. at
the second board and finally to 10 in the lntor
dealings. and 20 for preferred closing at on
and l9&. Sales for the day we're 300 900 shares
OF which 26.400 were Delaware LAckawanna
ana Western, PISS Erie common. i 800 Han
gg5,GGIl ana =, JasIp7G5 i5o Kansas rariAra a.
=. Paul. 4725 Now Jrrsry Crnunl l6AuO
Norhwrslrru, 70 H35 ONO md NJ ississIlpi
COMMON, II $50 ~. LOUIS. Kansas cry md
Npuh"rm, $40 Union Pdnnr 23l00 Wabash
400 Western Union T"Irgmph II 222 Iron
Kansas Pacific. 81; Iron Mountain 81: Chlca-
20 Bur inEton amt Quincy, Il Erie. a 90, C.. Q.
and lnd, = llunnlhal ana ST. Joseph common
4 ONO ana Mississippi common. | ohio and
MlsslSslpW preferred, y; Wabash, =. De-
cllnrd-l'nrk lsand = Northwestern preferred
-; Mort western rommou. e; st. Paul ore
I"rred, g.; Ut. Paul common. "a; LaNr shore
4 Michigan Central. :. Western Union. i, /;
-. Louis and san Francisco first preferred 1 "A
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 4 Chi
eago and Alton. "a Norris and Essex.h Union
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.1MtSElIENIA.
Mr.. Levine. Benent Concert.

Mr.. John Levine, so popular with all fire.
quenters Of steinway Hall. was the eclpient Of
benefit concert last night which may bear
comparison with the best OF the season.
Rummel. Wilhclmj. and Di Murska make an
artistic combination not often found together
on our concert stage TO which DR.. Damrosch's
orchestra supplied an admirable support and
background.
The striking points Of the programme were
Nine. di Murska's singing Of the brilliant and
difficult Semiramide" air. Bel Raggio :"
Rummers playing in the Ran concerto in C.
and WilhelmIs magnificent rendering (as en-
cOrrl Of one of the numbers OF WHcners Al
humblntt" In the Parpnin concerto the great
vio.ini~t dominated q M 'ulties hut In the Wng-
nor ar he reaches "a" musical srusltiyrnrs- or
his audience with % fiery keruno-s ~ tone which
no payer vet heard on this side Of the water
can aspire tn initiate.
Mr.. Rummel awakened tho warmest cnthu-
sinsin not only hy his PLAYING iu tho concerto
Tux los IN" electric snup and ms piratlon OF tho
Hungarian Fantasia.
Dr. Damroscn gets great force nni color into
his ORCHESTRAL work. Last evening thcre was
noticeable nm occasional lNck 81 prompttude In
tempo which injured the nccompauiment Of
some Of Mr. kummels cadeuzas. hut II is
almost impossible Tor q conductor always to
anticipate the varying mood 90 pianist es-
p"rin'ly In q matter 80 greatly at his discretion
as a cudchZH.
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,BAIN-ELLIS-In Atlanta. O., Anril IS. by the Rev.
NJ fouie. Mr. DonH ". Fnin Nss Lucic Ellis daugh.
TOR o. Nj y r. Ella Tie hrio W.. dressed IN a pearl.
eoorcd sir. ana looked lewchin-ly pretty. though a
GREENEPArM-LEoPoL chicn-o H.. April IS
nv the Rev. Dr. knhrr. Henry Green htun Grcenc
baum 4 sons. 20 Mis- Helen leopold. daughter of Mr.
samuel , L"o nd Tho hrIi" wore heavy white hr -
esicd s1i trimmed win glmuus' aud hir inss uf piiu
sau hnl unuucts OF ftnt lHcD tie tter more srnrngly
used. entnshnt the T. mnnlour nee, ~ dem sleeves
long tulr vttI -arlnufs ni orange blossoms, and SUI
rcrh diamond ornaments nui,hcd tho costume
.MANbibN-hitN On SHnllv evening. March IA Nv
the Rev MI 10 kwund of piI.Ip.hurs. y. j Mr. John
u Mtudiso Jersey City to Miss Laura &. stem Phil
INT RSrONE-rAYL0R.- IN RuNtio v Y Anrii 10 nv
the Rev VI. HuENc-. Mr. W. y rhurstnnn onnf Mr. "
lhurstne secretary ~ thc hudo Board nj Trade. 10 Misc
MARY T. TAYLOR, dHU-h er NJ llcharl 6. Tavlo- Dgi-
t.n snge inicni 90 the Ere ka.lwnv. The bride was
fadanuv beautiful and NrNlr lHktd swrctcr Iva her lite
hcr clearly cu features AM nuelv chiUlcd ace
wreath Of smiles AMI she Tiled her tr,uf position with
much grarc ana cOnpo~urc. She richly attrcd in
garnet slk. trimmed with satin. with train She
wore ruching anu point applique ltcc with gold. tur.
quo~c. ana rcarl ornIment., while orange blossoms
grnccill'y MD q the eject nf her rich brown hair.
WlNN-JONES In VI con Ga, April o. by the Rev.
John Jones Mr. Cooper d VIM 10 Miss Lila !. Jonc =
daughter of CO. u u Jones The bride. drcss was bro
ondtd silk. trimmed with satin cut SQUARE train, the
adornmcnts pearls and natural orange flowers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

KINGSTON. n. Y. April 2l.-The Ulster County
Court OF oyer and Terminer is m session. william
Rdsor and John Atkinson two OF the city Excise Com
missioner have been indicted for illegal acts The first
charge asaiust them is that they issued hotel license to
Heron Johnston. saloon keeper. Johnston was acani
date TOR tie Denocraue Assembly nomination IN Tins
as a sporting man. william Rckey. the tiird
Excise Commissioner. u u strong prnhihitomsi,
and II Is said that he worked the Indictment OF
his colleagues A number Of saloon keeles we're also
indie ted. among them Jacob FIelewel. son o. Ad"r
man FreileWch Joseph Sculy Of the town q kihrHun
ant Alderman Moses stone NJ IN, city They are nll
active politicians Stlnc u memhrr NJ N" Republican
trutrni Cnmuifue Justice Nr-thronk announcer mat
election would be- trrd ~ an adjourned session
VI The oyer ana Ielnlinrr, 10 DO held IN July
The best place to get furniture carrots bsahing se
1877 Chatham 81 Send for illustrated eatAlogueA-AdV
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The Ma.odon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The negro mnstrels who occupied the
stage last evening at Hnverly's Theatre were
remarkably numerous. Instead Of two end
men there were "igli with corresponding
multiplication OF grlmaces and contoriions; the
usual pair Of sone-and dance mon wore OK
tended n six pairs and the clog dancers ware a
full dozen in row. Similar liberal qunnti-
ties were given through ont tho programme. II
was ~ though the manager. ohs"rVdnt of the
waning interest in negro minstr"lsY. had re-
solved 70 force n FINAL hearty laugh out 81 the
publieby mnln strength. Perh lp- IL would have
performers should he talented; but the adver-
tisel number were really thcrr. and the best
and worst of thom were iWpnr.lHlly given a
chance, There was som" excellent singing. for
example an s0mH ihnt was us hrd as M Au-
di"n"e eyer bore con posedly. Tho range ~
quality. in Sel. WIS rs Er"Ht MS the quantity
The u eAtrr WIS crowded. and hundreds were
turned away after all the standing room had
been filed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

BOOTHS Theatre closed last evening. Milo Aimee
having eau. .evcre colt and hcine hoarc IN sing
She Will urohahlv have soicuty recovered 10 annrsr
this cvcniu. iu Le fctt Due
10 rcri pnc was produced In thc Rrooklyn Park
Theatre last rN"ung % large audience ~ the Oacs
Comic ourri COMPANY. II wa. very cordial, received
ami Nr' oates was several times called beo.e the
curtain
FluniizA," announced Tor production mis- evening At
The h Avenue Theatre wall not he given ruti N NOR
row. hv which time ample Urcrnrafion will doubtless
have hcen had. Manager lllrkIus has spared nothing
I'm getting II ready and t promises TO Nery atracNcv
N IDN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22
Ar-ivcd-MoNnAY, Aprll 81.

81 Gamma, Ieddlcuai. BermniA
10Th
s. Ahambra McEihcnnv. Cow BAY.
81 - fhcicsr, Share. lluvrc.
shin nruthers AVIAN Forruna. Cctte.
Bark srdmi Duhro"Hcki. kthurikzi, Ipswich.
Rirt llchr Trnas-cn. Bt'nvn.
BARK Francesca A.. Mnrrsch Catana
rhrk u Nrro. F1rico. iicnta.
Bark Nupvu Nicnlo. Ebert Iazh0rn.
BARK Niucvah. Wyutu Munfcvifco.
BHrk Grnrge = Lawrence. carlo Casteilamaro
Bark jose ~ Ru"no. Iones. Trinidad
Bark Triton. Write. fqut1uc.
BARK Maud scanmcl. u rlstron bordeaux.
Brig william Aulrew-. Elliott. Portal Prince.
Brig Crsarina T.. ticinuo. Cntnuit
Hris scotsman. Nulhrs tieuucgOA
Bris jeremiah. Furi. Ctrtirnas
Brig Jura. WulfT. Cabarirn
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On Thursday afternoon Nine. Capplan n
teacher Of reputo in Boston. and for
merry herself prlma donna desiring
that some OF hcr pupils may he heard
m concert proposes 10 give matinee
slonnl artists. among them Mr.. W. II. Sherw Oh
Mr.. Pepper. the V!olonc,liist. and tho Quin-
tet Cub, NM" Cappnni will be- hotter rotnem.
hered hv our audiences rs Mme. Knpp-YounR
under which hume she WAS heard NJ the Acud-
envy in the 20 Afrlcans' and other operas.
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Money on call 400 y cent. closing ut 4@5 q
cent. hut II was difficult to secure lonns on
some OF the purely speculative stocks. Fx-
chang, easier at t4-s69sis6H for prime CO.
day bills.
Secretary Sherman gives notice to-day that
All bonds included in the S5th and prior calls
will be applied with interest 10 maturity 81 the
national deposiiary banks Heretofore the
same privilege was allowed in respect to the
bonds OF the SD and former calls. The notire
to-day extends the privilege TO the saith nnd Sjth
calls. maturing Apri ~ and April o. and
amounting to t0.000.On0 This Ia done to
facilitate the settlement Of the 4 = cont. loan
account with the national bank depositaries.
The Supreme Court nj Washington has re-
versrd the decision OF tho Secretary Of the In
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. 1t de-.
cides that tho mortgaglng Of thu lands by thu
company WINS disposal Of them which. under
the statute. terminated tha public right 10 pre-
empt them at the Government price.
Att meeting OF the directors Of the Wabash
Railroad Company, this morning Russell Sage
and JAW Gould OF New York. John LAWYER Welsh
were unanimously elected directors.
The action Of the Tennessee bondholders. who
met Mt Delmonico's on Saturday evening and
resolved 10 accept the compromise Of so cents
on the dollar nj 2 cent. offered by recent net
OF the Legislature OF Tennessee, Is not approved
by y large number OF other bondhod~ra in this
city and elsewhere. The disaentants rely upon
Mr.. OConor's opinion that the Tennessee rail-
road companies are liable for the State bonds
issued to aid in their construction, and purpose
70 bring suits against them.
The leading coal carrying companies make
the following reports OF their tonnage for the
week ending April II:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

Arrangements were made at the Clipper oflce
yesterday for wrestling match between William Miller
and John Mcmahon The match Will he catch as cntch
can above the waist. with iacket. and " III he Tor
ule chhmWon'hp 81 America and 500 side. The
aslemct !, u wrest. within three weeks the match
be- decided by two as m three the winner 10 take two
uilfds OF the satc money ana The loser one thlfd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22
Guslnrss Qolitts.

=
skinny Men, Weiss Health Remover" thing
Tor hrhu nr nerve pro.trauou nervous dtbiv premn-
ture cline loss u power 81 at druggists SO barclay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22
MARINE iNTELLIGkNCE

HtNtsruRE btNASAc-rus nav
sun rises.. II sun scts..... 90 Noon sets 10
HiGH VAR H-rHis nav.
sandy Hook 7Gov. Island. O6 Hell Gats-.. 10 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

By using HIGGINS German Laundry soan. because Il Il
pure. ASK your grocer Tor H. AMI ave 1t a trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

Hinir'. PiIIs.-Grcnt English Remedy for Gout aud
Rheumatism. All druggist. have them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

Glove OF ~ Bonnet." French Chip. ele.
fsntly trimmed. for sieO at RANDEL'S. 20 9Th aw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

BARNETT Philadelphia Pa. Arrn 10 Maruare,
,1ru' H. ~ ihc eeih y,'r o her age. widow VI james
COLE --on Monday. Arm a. John F Cole. aged a
=, RELATIVES AM friend 'rc respectfully invited TO attend
w. le,,i"'' arc W, mem r." the tH,mri tirmcnt
.na1.s T. MTm y H.v,uwi,h ay.. en wcdnc. say
iapiy ia In wood "'' o' "N'" ~ mo
AssocnuoN OF EvrVff ripr~rv. Tho members n tho
web av, on Wc.n. day, Apr.i % at ocinck tor ths
rurp"~ 4 paying ihe lat tribute OF respect 10 our late
Doytr-ru rhsdcirbs. "a. Apnl IA. fotSr poSio
Il" ssfRsi.h y,a,r q, hi;"e e, x., s.,,. .,.
1h9uns FARMS a.cd % wears anil - dtys The'tathcf
ami W., fn,ro tNi w s 1'f, tE, 81 hanfGr hi
ic c,cnncl amt, sfi"r many danger, reached home to
H., ni,'ui. a't hey subsequently ,,ttc IN Kings
,ureEi IN Philadelphia, Pa. April 10, Rudolph
hiNSLow On Monday, Ami II, Charlotte Rinslow,
. Rclaye. arl 'r'nl arc invited to attoa The funeral
MAcoMr ER-At Boston nisillnl. April- il. Mrs.
su;an : M'cmnt' p ased 10 years ava 0 months widow
MAnSnALL ;.,on saturday, April TO- 1872. Margaret,
viird ra,nd tic mineral on IGc,ay the AK st Az io
prcok @% he, hcr late 'e'lence, 9TH ST. Hunters
,NoLAN--In san Francisco Cal. April 10. Edward
N""an1 aged 20 years a nauye Of Wicklow County,
,rETEY on SUNDAY A,rl:o Ann F. relict OF the lao
T. moral 40 ucr, ritic residence NJ her son.in.a,v W
q '.%Wr'.,G W. D. u S. B'ooAln GA Wednesday
Io9E, IN Hs',, ZEN D C. Ami g. Emily POoro
I,,,rre0ta a. wc.' N,niur, V'..
r1iir ggs.r-,i,n r s'.s' vn D on thc ION inst,
Imrd2 Nf, sn .Il~ som 'H tom ,i',,-.' q Thomas
Nr. su,aunnh wch ,rr io,c4r, s6o s ''. b sgg;
IN hartoId tonnH Ni fnl .mrl-,i when II years
Her husband j. .uu lvut in Nc.t ihi' adcuhia ana i
sresi-ranlchl ar h,r a'u.h,cf WHO'S an
nav, h,rn ,. " w i,t'n .',t ,'1aql ls ,ad %
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There was great activity in rairond bonds Mt
irregular and variable prices for the speculative
issues. and rather better figures for those which
have reputation, MS Investments. The new Erie
closed at 1874 Tho consolidated seyens sold ut
106A up TO 107A. and closed ut 1919. Tho
furry in Iron Mountain shares extended pnr-
italy to its bonds the frsts sold ut ll1G1i1&.
and the seconds at so. Tho elevated roads sold
q 1l2h@ll3 for New York and 1890 l03s for
Metropoilan. Kansas pacifc, Denver division
trust receipts sold ut 1lldlliH 4: dc. Income No.
10. G3966. Missouri. Kansas and Texns as
sented i9H@6I. closing NJ inside figure. Dem
YER and II, G. lrsts. ssH@92%; St. Paul consoli
dated, 104h; n. J. Central hrsis. consolidated
assented were active at e7k9s7jl, md adjust
ment, l02h; burlington. c. r. and n. sold Mt IS
W75h Central md Union pnclncs were rath er
quiet Rock Island skies. ll4k@ll4k; II. and
81. Joseph eights declined to lO6H North
western consolidated sold ut 1l0K@li0H; Cam
ada Southern first guaranteed. 6lA
Governments were again higher with consid-
cradle activity In the dealings nj the calls. Dis
trict of Columbia 365s were flrmer and sold
ut s2H@s3h. Louisiana conso's were lower.
NJ 49E@50 and Alabama Glass sold Mt so.
Tennessee 6s quoted ut 3l@3lk for new. and
80 for old. The following were prices OF Gov
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The Best Elastic Truss Ever Invented, Price
now only " so rOMLnOY TNtAs co. 7i0 Broadw way.
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BY using Olide's "Tastoessn Cod Liver OIL Lime and
wiz Cherry. Sold Ivy all druggists. Depot Bowsry.
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SUING A DUCHESS FOR LIBEL.
JONES. LIDY'S VAN, AGAINST THE
DUCHLSS or WESTMINSTER.

The Defendant TcsufS Ing that tho servant
wa. DIsmI'sed because she was Out OF her
Mind aud EnmbIcd about Keiiuion-ShouId
Mrs Chapman Have Given Up the Duch-
go. Icttcrf-A Verdict for the Defendant
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BAfNETr-tn Philadelphia IA. April 10 Margaret
Barnett
COLE lon Monday, Anrl ~ John F Cole. aged a
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