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@a3: Metropolitan Elevated, oGl; N. Y do,
106h@1063s Hannibal and St 10. 81. 1857
CLOG.
The money market was active Mt 5@7 = cont
on call with COT tho ruling rates, but the close
was at SOC.
lively demand for tho $40 q cont certin-
Gates may be- looked for Ms soon "a the Y cont
bonds touch par. The Secretary Of the Trpns-
urys notification that tho q cents to- be sold
hereafter will not bo offered on as favorable
terms NJ he has been making. can only bc in
tprpretnd to mean that he will hold them at par
or therrabouts. But he has no discretion In re-
gard to the $40 certificates. He IL, by law. not
only authorized but directed" 10 issue them
In exchange for lawful money " the United
States the proceeds to be- devoted to- rcdccming
tho 3 a cents. When issued they ara expressly
made convertible ut any time, with accrued in
trrcst into the = cent bonds authorized by
the funding act. They are, also. equally with
the p cents. exempt from taxation. As con-
venient temporary investment OF money Nc v
cent FREQ Of taxes. and as means OF purchas-
ing "A cents ut par. the cert iicntes therefore,
pussees advantages of which investors Will not
be slow to avail themselves.
The Municipal Gas Light Compnnys capital
stock has been increased from 81 ,5OO'OOO to
e. 900 900.
The reports Of the leading coal-c CARRYING com
pancs for tho week ending March 20 are given
by the Philadelphia Iedige' thus:
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NJ. Adolphe Rog6, a French gentleman
who has acquired precarious knowledge Of
our tongue. and who lives in New York. has
written play and found a manager 10 produce
II for him. II was brought out last evening at
the Bowery Theatre and its title. The Golden
Call" indicates. with more or less delicacy. that
tho pursuit Of lucre and its influence in deter
mining human action form Its standard
basis In certain preliminary announce
mcnts, which were conceived In a tone
that was designed to be apologize in
behalf Of the Bowcry Theatre. as being an out
elevated and moral work" NJ. log6 reiterated
a claim that he had already made TO the effect
that Tho Bankers Daughter" had been IN
part Appropriated from the Golden Cnlt"
while the latter was in the possession OF the
management Of the Union Square Theatre. IL
was impossible in contemplating II upon the
stage ofthe Bowery Theatre last evening. not .
feel that the Union square management ought
10 be very much ashamed Of itsei. In fact NJ. lQg6
cannot exhibit too much severity in dealing
with people who are so utterly lost ~ what they
owe to themselves. the public, and NJ hoge, ns
To steal or Otherwise acquire such play. Ii
resembles The Bankers Daughter IN tho
rather novel and ingenious motive that IL sun
Ing to avail himself Of his daughters assistance
by marrying her 70 some pecunlous hut oblec-
tionnhle person. This Is the obvious part OF the
disclosure of the identity Of the Two plays, but
other snilartics will doubtless be- found 10y
persons VINO choose To Investigate further than
It has appeared TO Us 10 be worth while 70 do ntier
having seen but one performance OF II. NJ, kOgo's
announcement minated that his intention was
TO create n genuine national style; anu in SO
far ms such an effort is dscernihlc in his work
that aspect, If in no other, II Is certainly
amusing.
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The six days walking contest, to be begun in
Gumores Garden ou April H. will be governed by the
following conditions Competitors TO So as they pleas
without assistance the going the greatest distance
between 1 4 " On " Uuday Auril H. aui II + On
SATURDAY.. April lu. 90 have inirusied 90 hs kocr.n-
belt Nnuct AZ siOu aui lyrical OF the luu- distance
championship OF the United states aud tu receive
u % The second man Is 10 receive 500 The tmti.
s5ol and the fourth sou Any man Who fails TO cover
4.5 mile, shall have prize at all but IL one nr more,
other than the prize winners should exceed az ulcs.
each vino completes $50 miles 20 have $50 AMI those
who 40 miles 10 have their entrance money sip
returned The optn only a. bona ndc side ns
~ the United States The New York Atheuc club Is TO
have charge 1t the scoring aud umtkccuius The belt
Tor ,Atccu months before becoming his private prop
crtY II open 10 challenge from any actual resident VI
no
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THE EXCELSIOR LIFE.
Referee KInzsieS's Report Confirmed - The
Policies Ordered Paid.

ALBANY. April The following order,
granted by Justice Wes,brook in the matter OF
tho Excelsior Life Insurance Company was
filed to-day:
That the report Of Halo kingsley referee ho confirmed
IN every respect eXccgt debt reported to BE- owing
10 natives Of Wallace j. buAc. ~ slupi aud in
iercst since January ISL That the ,md company pay
s528 81 20 Hale kingsley II is further ordered that the
Superintendent the Insurance Department retain
hi~ hnuds funds sud securities elositcd IN the u
SltoOO any and an liabilities which due
may become die Hccouut of the following policies.
40 hu.7 issued 60 Eugene Mch ior ~ 500 No 500.
issued tn Tie " Geo Jones. for s2tsl No ~. on
the he vt joseph y Thomas for sipp. under which
the holder Is entitled 60 pad policy Tor siO6 ca, No
10 the hte Of william Howe, for - 600 under whg N
the holder cututd to paid w policy Tor sfna; No
57ni the iie O James Howell Tor 500. No 4i1f.
20 fathariue Gcuwey. Tor sl.Opl
Also ordered hatth Superintendent IL ompow cred 10
deliver o sad insurance company all ~ said funds and
securities. excepting the fuui 20 SitNo, after the ca
len-s have been paid a. directed taAing from sAd IA
suraucr company receipt signed by The President sud
secretary tor the funds and securcs delivered 20 them
aud proof the Suftfntr nlCnt upon tho
cancellation u the above policies. shall deliver
o. sail company such prupof Tomato amount ot tls
securities retained hy him tie amount u the poll
cancelled shalt bear 10 those allow
ntU lie a NFFH
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TeaHer. the Trotter.

Teazer. the trotter. an animal valued AT 81. 800.
and reported 10 have record mile m ~ taken
on last saturday night from the stables Of Mr. Georse H.
Hudson NJ 3p7 Bridge street Brooklyn. and Yesterday
Justice Walsh granted warrants for the arrest ~ Jane,
piec, live stable keeper OF ~ Fulton street. and
Dourlass Gilmore Hockey charge OF having stolen
thr otrr They arrested and held I'm ~ p'l hail
o. app,ar MI. Hudson complained that on saturday,
Pl-c. Gilmore, and an insurance agent nnW"i swan,
called stables and gave the groom % cents Co bring
r.a4rr out They pretended that they wished 90 mug
chase the trotter 1hcl took hold ~ s halter. ne sad
and then umlcd into buggy which Page had Close hN
amt drove away az ull slrct Ihrrt - Ho.nt dispute
about Tca1rr ownership Mr. Page said that he took the
animal 90 .rrlft SOME claim which Dee had against Mr.
Hudson Tho examination was adjourned. The detec
uNos alV louAlng tOr fca1er.
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John L. rhnIr,. Los, chanee for Lie.

RUTLAND. April THE motion for new
trial for John T. Phair who was ropuoNed until next
Thursday will be made before judges Ross and Powers
u he Supreme Court nj ST Johushury tomorrow even.
ug Should tntN reject the motion, fhar wiu Dee hanged
AT Windsor on Thur,dHy. The other judeos the su.
prone court declined tu hear the motion on account VI
siukutss ur hlI ,luess ENGAGEMENTS,
Al tie hcauus 90 Tuesday evening Attorneys lall Of
RU-tOu nicholson aud Barrett NJ EuuAud, nnd LdN pi
BeoN Fan, aptnr Tor rAHr. George Lawrence ot Rut
hind and T. Orlshse of brandon appear Tor Tie STATE
The RndaNtso NJ. l. "Wnu sof Boston, relative 20 meet
Iug Phair ou the tram irv. Providence, U u OF Solo
Burruugis NtIgruuVsas truciu- the whereabouts ui
Aurca Brooks Tor three yet ami her probable cuhnrc
with luuir ln tc uuf % OF Mrs FrctKe, win other
ia. A lt t
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Busiutss 1Otttts.
W-@-|7|""7|
Catarrhal


Physicians say that catarrh cannot he cured" om
Htmore FvA@NA III, ygNsS,rNt- -esurcs .esrl,iiV'
be prevented" but the action Of pusulc virds through
the blood discovered. and the action Of CATARRHAL
VIRUS THROUGH TITL MUCOUS MEMBRANE hasbeet
also discovered. Smallpox was rrcventcd-Catarrh IL
CURED 1NDIsPUTABLE PROOFS Of this important
and gratifying rcsult-hundrois OF them-in pamphlet
form are SENT FREE TO ANYBODY.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRli CURE has effected
SIX CURES ininy parish" Roy. A. FREEsE, Cairo
NY.
REV. wM. ANDERSON. Fordham, n. Y. CURED OF
30 YEARS CArARRII.
REV GEO A. RIEs. ie9 Jay St, Brooklyn cATARRB
sYEARs 1T restored me to my ministerial iabors~
REV cHAs. }. JONES, New Brighton S. l. worth
ten times the cost"
W n. WOODS. 6s7 Broadway y. Y. Cured Of catarrh
D. O. McRELvBY Government Inspector. l67 Mott st..
NY Cured Of a loahsome Chronic Caarrh
MRS EMMA c. HowEs. 80 West Washington square
Ny Cured Of 80 YEARS CATARRH
s. BENEDICT. Jr. Jcwclcr. Gg7 Broadway. New Yorl
(Family OF Cured OF CHRONIC CArARRH
L. A. NEWMAN. merchant, 500 Fulton st. Brooklyn
Lost sense OF smell. Cured OF Chronic Catarrh.
A b TiiORNE, Insurance agent 1873 Montague st.
Brooklyn. Self and son cured OF Chronic Catarrh.
W II. EvELLTH, "a Fulton st. Brooklyn. Cured q
Chronic Canrrh
J D MCDONALD merchant 10 Broadway, n
dncmber Of family. Had Catarrh 10 years and wal
cured.
NILE AIMEE. Opera Prima Donna CATARRHAL
BRONCHITIS Cared
DIR r. O DURKTN. Dentist. 36i 9Th av, New York
cured Of CATARRHAL INFLUENZA
q. l. BRUSH. 443 broadway. New York CATARRH II
YEARS. Breath very offensive NEARLY DEAF
Cured.
send iora pamphlet WEI DE MEYERS cArARRB
CURE is DELIVERED at si 90 the package. ON
PACKAGE usually cures Fer sale 10y all druggists.
L. b. DEWEY co, Agents, 81 Dey st, ny
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NoEroIK. Va. April THE cooking main
between fcnusyyan.a and yr.ula was begun here to.
day Each side showed twenty i've birds. and nineteen
wore matched TIE contest is for so the tstt. aud
$50 ou the Nid fsht To-day NIf.iua Won two hsnts,
aut lul.meut ON a 'oui count in uo fourth tattc
l,uusr 'Nuufa three usif~. making lt three ana
thlDr. viih t.ic Judgment uul.r rulr 81 Sow Ynfk
regulations A number 90 Sporting mon from nl TIE
NUrthrr ara Southern cities present aud tie bet
fIu.. Ilkt
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NO MAN can SERVE rWO MASTERS.
A Debtor to n Saving. Bank not Eligible 20
the Once OF Trustee.


Department tho following opinion:
In answer to vonr communication calling my attention
10 inquiries made by trustees ut savings banks.
whether person who directly indirectly sustains the
relation Of debtor TO savings bank whether rs owner
Of real estate upon which mortgage Is held by the
bank. pbg1r upon any Mind OF INSTRUMENT secur
ing loan by bank or who has interests
with borrower from or debtor to q
hank which might conflict with strict AMI paramount
fidelity to the bank Is caihe 10 the Once Of trustee IN
der the provisions " the savings banks statutes OF THIS
state have the honor to say tnat IN my opinion the Oh
of the statute Il 10 secure dsntercstcd management
Of savings institutions solely In the interest OF dopsors
and that 20 this end no circumstance should exist incun
sisent with the hdncary relation Of the trustee 70 his
The policy OF the statute ~ 10 exclude absolutely
from the management OF savings bank trusts all persons
who have any pccniarN relations with BANK or win
borrower from n bank which might induce lack ot
vigilance trustee Rntag0nize duty by private inter
This equally rule OF reason, and experience has
interest come ia conflict the former l. likely 10 sufer
The only ruic " safev therefore for all Ia the dit
icrcnt which they may arise Is 10 adhere rigdly
the policy indicated by the statutes; to deem IN.
eligible the position o trustee officer oi savings
bank all persons who have any pecuniary interest,
whe hor Of property subject To mortgage held
by the bank borrowed guarantor partner Of u
debtor 20 bank which may influence in any degree the
performance ct ccial duty strict enforcement Of this
rule may occasionally exclude good man nom such n
but like results Incident 60 all Teucra rules o
public policy and the number Of proper men excluded
will be much gtcater The statute applies practically
the principle that no man can faithfully serve tive
m
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William Baird died in his home in East TWEEN
Is first street sunday, Of pneumonia lie WAS well
known in local political gtccs, hawn! been an active
ntmuo when Fernando 0od WIS that party leader.
and later member of thc TauWAUy Society aui dclr
gnt, Go the 1ammanY GenuTHl Comwitue uom the SiN
tcut Assembly District lie served several times a
scoo trustee IN the hFheenth Ward and was nine wears
q De. uiN Shtuu lie Vnthu-li-uc in manly sports
and celebrated As hshermRu liz j. Ca be- buried ruui
$40 East Invent, nrt street AT O'Clock TINS afternoon
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FIELn-G AMER Al Mount vernon. Anil !. by the
EeN. D. lI-coN. Thomas T. Field TO Lizzie A, OnlJ
daughter of Kuhr 70 nud Harriet Gaiuer
MARBLE-tEAMf ORp In Providence r. /. on tho
3l,t u.t. hy uc Rcy D. NJ Brewster, MI Marshall Merry
ncd Marble oi bunker liill district Boston. Mass, "a
Mrs Eliza Gray Crawford ui Providence.
THONPSON-llANn-in West Haven. Conn. April 2
william ; Thompson VI West Haven 10 Jenlic Hand oi
New York
VAN NAME-DUDGEON -On "Wednesday evening
Ami .. hy the Rev J. \ White, Theodore Van Namt
10 Jessie ] daughter OF Richard puiscon ui this city
IITZ-N LFiNG-On Thursday. April 3, al the re- -
deuce o the brides parents. by Tho RrN John NeandeT
Louis 2t2 TO Emily, only daughter Of julius Nunng
Esq, al VI Brooklyn, l.. u.
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SUPREME. CouRr- CHNMnEm First Monday,
Motion Gale ndar STsciAL ftiM -hrmurregs Nos \, 10,
10 H. 10 Law AMI met 80. s5S, m s77 ani nat nll,
900 ,s'S u7i sll. ~ 90. lu@ 1913 lnA l4", lYG.
&-i IA sa6i ans, 47oa .aosi, 2sii, sl2-,
41UH l7u7ls. --a6 2Si7. 2Shs 2aeS. 1854 81.
,-Ii 3.3i ser, 3iH alsl, 2s21. ao1l lal, asi4
Part II Nos aloA, l~3 4Al. a1tt a-'7 lul l7l1ls,
l'1S i.uH 221 2i2i. gtS2 2alH iul6, 80 no 21Jl
27l .7al i,.l 3o3l. ~. 49, alli 2sH l7il, rt,,.4
an4 a2ip g6Al 1888 a2uS, atA. diiu ail2, dii4 aid
Hu7. 3-O. ai.2. ai-l rirl lll-Nos 1850, lMi7 lu29
l1i ISIS 2i1l 2t4l. 2l74 ll2S 1901, .lt. ti3 Hti7
l-n an si,5 alo5, a-ld. aJ3 lo lu2l, ans. lo27's
srrhlou Cornr- SPECIAL TuW 80. Part Nos
go 67 10 5,n 32a 411. u.s. te, - h'l 80, 40 ~
afs Ga. t9f. 4lui, lun rs $685. 400, ~, nNl Pant
u -Adorrned lo, tnc wrm rari llL-N"s 'ss, -
30 ~ ldl tGh Tar 6S, SOS 2, 90 100. SOD, 49, 90
49, 5t1 ao-. aol, ~, $50 ~. ln,l, az, .io
CuNHoN fIfAs-fgiAL iltN~--AU ihs.e parts adjourned
NAENr CorRr-Plrt Nos. $500, Gli1 91l9. iGll
llr, liij j.t2 h'G5 6Gl2 HS t~i, iftS, 1t-4, tua1
hdlu lau IL 500, n3ln q .1, Atl", 3,si' hhth 4lIi
ltsc. NiAi d1l1. jO-i. ad-7, tt-n. dill hii ahiI
ran, iii No, aaa3 55dL 55d7 a,,2 a9-i, Oil ts--
5516, JlU7, 59J1 d1JS. .t2i, 300, H@ij 1u5o
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direct continental port BY steamer Sc p qr refined pe.
trOeum to London, Is Hd.0s3s; do Bremen - iO6di
do TO Hamburg, IS. whskey quiet at 81 O5bsSIO6.
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NEW YoRK. April 7-Sales OF bulls Mt 34@4Nd
q n rough oXcn It 7eSc 70 drcss ~ ~ common to
primo stecrs, Sh@ioAc to dress 5jos17 Ms extra do.
1ulsMlOc, to dress 81 Ms fancy ercnu1., ll9llsc.,
dress 81 s Prices Tor sheep aud lnmhs dropped "a
itc "A b and ordinary grades had slow sale TX
trcme rance sheep. 57c P ~ outside price for two
loads ~ State wethcrs, ijJ ms. average. A
load Ut rhmce STAT ycarlng lambs 100 hA average,
reached TIC "a 10 No sales NJ live hogs car load OF
trash on rcd at &C. "a H. and two u fair Western
oOrnied holding at q &C., remained unsOld.
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Mr., and Mrs, Mckee Rankin appeared In
their play, "Tho Danites before a good house
nj tho Brooklyn Park Theatre last night. Tho
two stars supported BY u good company, which
has long sinre identified itself with the play,
gave very pleasing and satisfactory perform
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MARINE INrELLiGEXCE.

HtSt,ruHF AtrANAc-ruts nlr.
sun rses.... ~ SIM sCts..... q ~ Noon rises ~
HiGu vATtR-ruIsp
sandy Hook. 30 lGcv Island "a Hell Gate.. 10
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So Santiago de cuba, Foutc. Havana.
~ Iapplla DRYDEN, glasgow.
81 Bermuda. Wilson. Porto Cahcllo
IS August Andre. Eyler. Antwerp.
Ship Loeb fuvc. stewart. Calcutta.
Bark q. Rcnecus. Leighton. Stgua.
Bark Sara. Mlrcovich. Boston. Eng.
Bark Fricdlci', St tnscn. Antwerp.
Bark Elce, Nicnlich Havana.
rnrk Francesca T. Tarahuchia, Trieste.
Bark Alfred, burt. barcelona
Bark Frrante. Nicuhch. 81 Nazaire.
Rark GertTndc Smith. Hamburg.
bark Lima. Bu..anich. llavre.
BARK victoria " De MARITIME. Lisbon.
Erig shasta. Brown. Mainn1ns.
BRIG Helen " Iluwlcy, Rowlcy. Sagu1
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The Rov. Henry g. Spaulding, whose lee
lures on lome and Pompeli At Chickerng Hall
have been we'll attended 10y cultivated audiences.
announces Hs the subject OF his closing lecture
Peters Church at Rome" Tho lecture is
wholly unscctarlan. and. with it's numerous
stereopticon Illustrations brings tho audience
into tie vcty presence OF the great cathedral
aud It's famous monuments.
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SCHMIDT In the city OF New York IN the T,h day
OF April. 1874, hv the Hon. Richard L. Lauemnre, q
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas Paul L. schmidt
from Emma schmidt Cause, adultery.
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For Immediate relIer or Coughs aud Cold
usl ihc polul.r rcmcdy. fOhIEKS CulGll bALSAM.
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The Rest Plastic Truss Ever Invented. PrIc>
now only 500 IOAEhuN Ikl ~ ~. Iid BroAdWay
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4 "Love or Bonnct." French chip, Gle
sautly trimmed, Tor $3.50, AZ RANDELs 5, 40 oth aN
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OPEN THIS TUESDAY MORNING
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
lrfsfANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.


Higgins GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.
Because 10 Is pure.
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MARRIED..

HInir's PIlls-Grcat English Remedy TOR Govt anf
Rheumatism. All druggist, have them.
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NV ORLEANS. April ,. is71
The United states Circuit Court for Louisiana has issued
an iuuuc ton In OF the Louisiana state Lottery Com
pauy protecting an Its rights under its charter. Ia
business viii 90 on as usual. without Interruption
OPEN THIS TUESDAY MORNING
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
lu7rH MONTHLY DRAWING
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, APRIL 2.
IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES
This Institution wns regularly incorporated ny the
Legislature the for Educational aud Charitable
purposes l-tS the term ui Twenty-Five Years. %
which contract die invloahe faith of the state Is pledged
with cauiutl OF a. npuJu to which It has since aided
reserve f"nd OF sa1uep 1851 prize, total $40 tOO
capitals $4,000 SluON $500. A. IOUupu tickets. twd
's2 dollars. halves. one O. toliag Apply 70 II. L.
ILCA. 80 Broadway, New York.
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Use Outc's "Ta,tclc,s" Co.'S Liver OH with Lime and
Mid ChegrY. syld ~ druggists Dspot, " BVNeTN-Ade
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-. NAron;; ,orrcs N,w Yoss Agr! 5 1879 H.,
hereh, ecr nst in virtue ct the authority vested N
titled Anact 3. ienr. ann uc local Government of the
ii5y IT, m'" sioti@d g be Geeci and aer ,sciosiy
hea'int nm "'i H. IA, oi KEN VIA Wy ''"''
i,p,l-iaat aaser de- board Of Police OF which the
.ai william Smith ~ member. the government and
s % o me- sSs hS. ~ d, aae S and
itlasl o. morale 81, ani thut nc satisfactory *
bon mad, ~ thc s,i4 William , Smith. eNoneranng
ethcr himself or soid botld from responsibility AMI
s.aoud Tint nc Boafl Of Police, Of wnich Ne sail
wnia!n g. omitn Is member a. morcsad. has no.
caused lAr '.'' u e '1 ]" r. 'n-. .,.i Ky
g , u". " 'i Hon" ' ts M @ As Nous
,aI AN a-nc,, drL rubbish. ad satbA-e, end Nat no
,is,ei1' las tetu made B., u,e sed William suili
OF aid ' Board p' irom sss,psnaGuy or blame
rnd-lnat n, sia NnAan s''n. g., sn.e u ,rac
tie uu 'u',' "hieh he a.. oo9n' toi,sWvm sor
! l'recisc, similar certificates were sent IA the
! cu,r- ot Commissioners Lrhardt and Nichols.
AiBANN. Apri Tho charges OF Mayor
/ cooper against the lphce tomhli7slp 70
! scti'r with tine srtilicHtes Of removal of Com
| mi-s.orers smith. Nichols, and ErAardt thG
/ Mayors I-a,ui.a therefor, and a transcript OF
/ the u-s,I hearing IN the office OF Mayor
/ Cpuper, were delivered to Gov, hohlns9ni I 8
,ai,iag thom Tie Governor said ho Should read
. nil the Documents IN tue case at th. eariirri
/ partltS who had huytning to say, who should
, lot approve thu Mayors reasons lnr removal
! am opportunity - be heard heNt Wednesday
/ morning VI IN clock.
Subsequently, senator Eoclesme called upon
! Gov Robinson. and. as ono 81 the counsel for
/ Gen. Smith asked for cory OF the Mayors
Charge and the other papers accompanying
/ tAcun T.e Governor replied tNnt no c0uld net
; give It - him. As he had but one copy himself,
b and animated 10 tho Senator that lie would bo
& ado 10 get a copy 81 them in the New York pa
/ Tors io'morlow Mr.. Ecclcsue then asked the
/ &, werner 10 POSTPONE tho hearing uhill some
4 dnl next week. Ia order To give counsel Time to
and XIX ieoauso Mr.. Bartlett Gen. smith 5
/ .oun-ei would on Wednesday be engaged iG
( tho trial at very important suit, and It woali
ls almost impossible Tor him 10 be nero on thut
! day. Tho Governor however dncllhod -
change tho time for the hearing. The general
! IMPRESSION here tonight - that II Is NE hlch-
Ion 81 tho Governor " dispose VI tie mater
! promptly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-26
y GIVING HIM A START

A looking boy was hanging
around a woodward few days ago, when
the owner of the yard, having both charity
and philanthrophy for boys with tears in
their eyes, asked the lad why he didn't
peddle apples, or do something to earn
few shilings. The boy replied that he had
no capital, and the wood man took out a
nickel and said
Nov, my boy, I'm going to start you in
life Take this nickel and 90 and purchase
something or other. III buy it of you for
ten cents, no matter what it is. Come, now,
let's see what kind Of a business head you
have on you"
The boy took the nickel and went off;
but in ten minutes he was back with gal
Ion jug, which he had purchased with the
nickel.
"Wcll, you are keencr,' said the man.
| never saw one OF those sold for less than
fifteen cents to any one. want just such
u Jug, and here is its fair price. Now go
and lay out your fifteen cents in apples
and I'll buy half your stock.
The boy did not return. Perhaps he fell
into n sewer somewhere; but you can't make
the woodward man believe so. When he
lifted the Jug from under the table where
the boy had earthly placed it, he found
hole in the bottom Of the large enough to
get black and.tan terrier in.