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BIrARD rarLoR,s RKMAINs.
Lying In state In the city Hali-The Hecep-
TON by the Gerrnnn socIetIes.

The steamship Gcllcrt from Hamburg,
with BeyaPd T>,yioi's remains board. WIS
sighted of Fire Island at If o'clock yesterday
morning That fact was sent over the wires to
45l German members Of Koltcs Post 81, and
300 members OF German singing societies i'm
patiently waiting in the Gcrmania Assembly
Rooms Bowcry. TO march 10 the wharf. receive
the body. and escort it to tho City Hall.
At2 +. VI. the Gcert was secn coming into
the Narrows. and n revenue cutter. with Capt
John NJ. Schmidt and MAJOR John J. Diehl on
board. steamed from the Battery and trans
fcrred her passengers to the Grllcrt Tho
steamship arrived Mt the pier in lIobOken at
1892 r. NJ Hundreds Of persons mostly Cor
mans were waiting on the wharf. The collin
was on deck drnpcd in black hroadrloth, and
covered with an American flag and four
wrraths Of myrtle ana ivy and wltherrd iiowcrs
That mai been placed ON the coffin III Berlin. \
dozen hlue-lhckrtrd sailors carried the collin
down the narrow gang plank. followed ny tho
G' rmnn singing sucietir~, Capt kuchl"w in
and his III 'rrs. T.. &. Strdman Gen. Merritt
Gen. Graham. aud Consul-Genrrnl Schu-
mNcnrr. The revenue cutter WIS alongside the
bier aud the collin WIS taken on hoard and car
Rcd 10 the foot Ut Nosey street. There caia-
iglque wns siandina in West street to receive
the body. Up Barclay street and to the try
Hall the procession marched. Three police
captains and three squads Of policemen kept
the plaza clcnr The coffin had four toct re-;
s"mhng lions claws. amt on these II rested
when taken from the Guadalupe and set On
the pavement. Acoege society badge. ID. X. f..
In flowers. WIS put upon the colin. and then
the singing societies closed the coffin in and
sang German song with four verses. entitled
At the Coffin of u Poet" Then Mr.. AlgcrnOn
:. sullivan said that the twilight was tn" ntt"st
tmc for the ohseuuics II great man. md end
ed a ton minute speech with Il farewell to Bay
ard Taylor.
The remains rested in tho Governors room
OIL night. guarded by 2j members of Kettles
Post. The relatives Of Mr.. Taylor present
were his brothers. J. II. Taylor and W. ". Tay-
lpr of philadelphia. and his brothcr-in-law.
Col &. II. Iamhorn OF Colorado Springs.
The body II to be- taken on the 1 i. VI. trim
on the PENNSYLVANIA Railrond to-day To kcnnett
square. thence to Ccdarcruf. and on saturday
the funeral Is to take place. Tho intcIment is
to DO in IOngwOOd Cemetery.
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mo INDIANS ~ COUNCIL.
Getting Rendy 10 Take the Warpath-The
Call 10 the braves.

In obedience to John Kelly's summons
two hundred Tammany braves went to the big
wlgwam last evening. about two hours after tho
setting Of the sun. After Grand Saohem Srhell
had taken the presiding officers seat the braves
were made TO know that tho right Of Big Chief
Kelly to rule the tribe Of Tammany had been
questioned. and that at the election in April his
opponents would try to ovcrthrnw him aud tho
sachcms who obey his orders. Then the braves
were told that they only OF the thousand war
riors who ARE living Ou this side of the Happy
Hunting Ground were known lo be true To- mo
big Chief aud had therefore been called toe
unthar To devise measures Ia save him from de-
feat Tho orders given them, after coneulla-
ton. we're to bring to the election every bravo
who will vote the Big Chiefs ticket, To vote that
ticket themselves, and to persuade hesltatng
warriors 10 do likewise, or to stay away from
tho wgwam until the polls are closed.
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THREdTS AGIINST 4 F.ITHER.
"He hRs Lived Long Enough - esterdny's
Testimony In the Hoyt Trial.

BRIDGEPORT Conn, March BIN the
second trial to-day Of Edwin Hoyt for the kill
ing Of his father George Hoyt. In sherman.
Conn. on the 231 OF Juno last. Geo. II. Woodruff.
Trial Justice in Sherman. narrated n conycrsa-
ton in which the prisoner said that the reason
for killing his father was: lie has lived long
enough. and when | have killed two or three
moro | shall be ready to do myself" John
Thomas. n neighbor assisted In binding the
prisoner who admitted that he deserved hang
ing. and wished Thomas 70 pay To- the wife OF
the nc'usrd man the amount due him on open
account between thcm.
Alunrt Bncman. Peter Meyers. Peter Curry.
anl Edward Whit" testified tp threats made ly
Hoyt Their testimony. which was not given
ON the former trial. j. important. rs showing
premeditHtiou. B"rman. whiln working with
Inyt "A week before the murder. and the day
after his mothers funeral. heard him say that
he did not expect always To- bc poor; h" should
somebody. which would give the neighb0rs
something elsr to talk about. Movers. on one
occasion. accompanied the prisoner down cell
lnr for cider aud IIuyt's father rcmonstrated
Whilr in the cellar Hovt said with an oath. II
he outilNrs my mother VIII uut IN end to him.
Curry had u conversation with him four or
five years ago, In which lloyt said spcaking y
his iniher. " The old cus- used 70 III my was"4
until ran away. AMI | would like 70 nut n htl
through his heart II l thought ii would penr-
trnf"."
White. in talking with tho prisoner with rof-
rr"n'c TO the reason why lloyt did not live with
his people heard him say. II II WIS not for
tho law would be- the death oi him"
The defence will be insanity.
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THE BRINLEr COLLECTION
One Hundred md Ninety Dollars Paid for n
Qusrto Printed In London In 100.

M Cabin haoon +bo fourth IL, ,.fa ealo ,os-
''"",n vps" , '.e J' VI ,n W." ,s ,
gaining upon him: but after he had Knocked
dovr tho .ouicLane1 SOUP and RAISED tho
Nv" wv Hu'ON'",u m'"' "'iu '"'''" '
Orphanotrophium.' The Palm Bearers
tan hv cn,,or No,h.r bo found ninsol, o,nin
W." " N,',u '''''.' II. ,"u' '.,''''i "-''n
possessed OF his accustomed bread'h and depth
OF voice. and continued the agreeable task Of
- w. 80 ,tt.,. ~, ,,i..,.t,
sons ueouslhs' uhul 'h'y were AL ulspos'u o.
II is remembered that the Ma,her works are
generally small oc'aNos anu sometimes sWhl'
12mos such figures AS are herein sci down ~
their equivalents in dollars Will not Doe regarded
a. inhiEnincaut
\ clp~e-crouped copy " > her COnsidera-
tions" IN Brdfori'- choice binding. brought
tlA: Sober Sentiments. In an Essay upon IN"
VAN PRESUMPTION of Living and Thriving IN
th : World " siQ: Some Spusonanle Enquiries"
ON the Execution uf Woman for the Murder
81 her spurious Offspring 81; Sou dirrs
Counsellrd and Comfnrted." s22: Speedy Re-
p"ntanre Urged $3.50; Ths Terror Of the
Lord. Some Account IT the Earthquake that
Shook N.w England in tho night oct 20 30.
1921 With a speech mad. unto the luhahi-
taits of Boston tho Next Morning" SIS; An
Essay on the Golden Street Of the Holy City;
publishing a Testimony Against the Corrup-
tons ot the Market Place s27: Things Tor a
Distressed People To Think Upon" s2l. The
next work offered WIS nm octave in RusSia-re
levant morocco, gilt-edged. entitled Thirty
S.riuture and Reason" Mr Letter rot il for
$40 " Token tor the Children - New Eng
land. Or some Examples ~ Children In whom
the Fear Of God WIS Remarkably Budding Be-
band " was knocked down for $40; and " I own
in itS TrUcst Glory" WIS run W 10 the same
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DIEI,.

CAvANACif on wednesday March IL ofpneumonia
Nathaniel dearly believed husband OF Mary CaVanagh
C0SSOLLY-in switl, riand on Thursday. March H.
Maria schauck. daulhter oi The late John Townsend,
Nuulr of the funeral hcreu"r
DrNN.-Nnrch ~. ct cerebral apoplcxy, John Hamily
Notcc oi funeral hereafter
ilnhWN !, ) glwrs please e9py,..., % a.. a.
GGOD On Tuesday. March u. at her 70 gdcncc 200
Ecativc. and friend. nrc invited To attend her funeral
tud1,. iith inst, at lu31 A. ", thcucc 10 calvary
KESSY On wednesday March T. Rose Ann Kenny.
VIII of Terence KENNY. aged t2 Ncnrs an months
Rrlau'r, Hud iicui." ne i1hlI' are respectfully ~
hruumc IT. corner ct Mulberry. on friday, March Ia
RENNEuY Mary A. beloved wife of Frnpci.J Ken.
nciy. and nr,i d,gh'cr ut Patrick and Mary smith,
RELATIVE. and ircmIs W the family arc rcsncctullv
invited ip attrni the fuur ~ nm her 1i, residence az
"a a. o ,,nrley March l5 ~, ~ ln thence
sh WAS ~ requiem VIII Zoo l"ra'e for the rep"se ~
LOWELL Eikton. Cccn county Md. March :,
Alrc Lowell ~ the "ist year of her age, widow VI
OTIS New London. Conn. March II. Deacon Asa
VrN'KESFt'sli ON THURSDAY. March 49, Ellen. be.
loved wife of trauNin Quar krfhu-h
Relative and irrut- uf family nrc respectfully ~.
Ironarl IT, Go.,upnlut 90 SUNDAY. ata r VI
SMITH In RpNburv. Macs March H. Mrs. Mary Beal-
smith aged ~ ana months, widow ct capt Benz
STLlS0N Al Nati.s Italy. March 49, Joshua stcison
Vari COLE. trcc scar. AGO. ", w. one OF thc editor.
OF tie Crimson, a't"rvarl the editor Of the Harvard
i0SE-on Thursday. March 10 Thomas r. Tone. aged
Relatives AMI friends Of tho family and those OF hi,
hrn;hrr Htnrv are respectfully invited To- the funeral On
SATURDAY ne ia.h. at 90 re'n IN, t,e residences
ct 81 Joseph. l2iih IT, AMI uth 1v. Manhattauytlc.
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DELINY'S PETITION.


The petition Of James f. Doany for tho re-
mo,al Of William G. Van Auen trustee under the will
of Mary L. KIRBY who died IN BruoGyn in 1879 leaving
large amount of property, Was referred by Judge Gil
bert IN brooklyn YESTERDAY to Mr. c. l. Burnett IN take
testimony The petitioner brought up by Mrs Kirby
who IN her Will, Fixed for him an annuity Of e~p year
until hc became IT after that a p until the death
ot ber husband " f. Niriy AMI thea s2uD wear.
Thu nf the estate was nrd ~ trust or her husband
during hls c The husband died 900 lNculftr lNff In
the prtton tho trustee, removal Is asked ON tho ground
hat he has NOT pad ncany the amount belauy claims
rs due that the trustee tnu old that he l. excess
vely curpulrnt t0urccsitac MS paving fora carriage
u be- carried around and that he is deal ana compelled
to use AN eHr.truupct -
The trustee AYERS that he j. not too old Co. know how to
dobu-tut, that Nrc.FrlN Corpulrut Hih Uutu
he Was formerly rather large. ant ma he Is only mWl'
IRA ely deaf Ne adds that the income OF the estate has
yrpnv siruuk and thnt there doe moi lrunn enough
alter fptir, are made ami taxes paid u satisfy Ie An
nultantis demand, Tor money.
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MERE MENTION.

Mr. Frederick Whitaker has become member Of the
Arm nj Adams Co.. and will hencciorth edit the iHmy
Atr lori,r. weekly of which ucy are the publishers
Abraham r Mason Of the barge Cross Creek No 3 tel
overheard yesterday afternoon at flrr l. North River,
and was rescued hy capt Coleman Of the North River
Lille saNlns Corps
Dr.. u Iugcr's remedy FOR the cure NJ dipsomana ~
uWnkruus great interest lecture on thl, subject Is TO
be- gyru in Sci,ucV Hall before the Manhattan Liberal
club, this evening
contract was signed yesterday by the Western Union
Telegraph Company and the NcW York, Lake Ere and
Western nilruad Company hN which the former leases
u the latter It's telegraph property Tor twenty hNe years
A Are early Yesterday llhursiaN morning did s5orD
damage the stock m Decker krns Wanoiurle ware
ruuus ON the SECOND floor AT ai mon square. and
much more GO WIN l. Buffers stock OF books N the nTst
story. The loss ON the building Is 81 90
A temperance mass meeting was held In the Washing
tom aVtnuu Baptist Church. under the auspices Of the
Ciulens Law aud order League, last evening The Rev
Emory H. HAYNES pastor Of the church and director Of
Inc league presided and delivered an address Mr. VII
liam Harris official lecturer ui the organization, re-.
pcatrd ms Discourse The Great EVIL There WAS an
organ concert by Mr.. l. u Drane of boston, who has
Just been appointed orsalist Of tile church
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FINANCLiL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, March l3.-rhe Stock ES-
change was moderately active for the leading
RAJ way fanccs. but with rather less than the
usual variation in prices. The stcadicr tone
WAS mos, apparent in Northwestern. s. Paul.
Western Union. and Michigan Central Tho
coal shares were most depressed. especially
Delaware. Lnckawanna and Western. which
closed about l lower. Missouri Kansas and
Texas shares were active and scored n slight
advance. but closed with sellers OF short
options at fraction of cash prices. Wabash
lower, but closed stcadier. There WAS re-
nrw"d interest IN S. Louis and san
Francisco. and tho close for these was
sightly d' trcr. Erie and Western Union
Telegraph A"rr neglected. Tho sales to-day
VOC. ~ 90 hlrc., l.g.l,u- ~ irHwsr. Ilr.a.
NNfhN'.'rLl common. ''''t di li'rilri l+ifn
NHnfsl $500 Hf fNs vHruu~ grades no o. 81 Llus Iud
san Francisco anl 40 Ncw lcrs', Central The Poo &
panty Wt tu.t|Nt-sf lN WASHINGTON aINlrr- m0ttY
lux TIE term, on winch the 'rpuous o. the -four per
O. uf~ may he pad tus removing sonic apprchcn>iNrs
I'd, hc. ming monetary strIu-'utN
Governments were Uu,t. - coupon. sold 40 10
luNNr 80 lnd a. Registered. ~ liii District u t1uW
Dr.. tHls ~ l.u4l~iAnA tHu~ls tst ,nd 't trHt-lt
q. new llu Icuuc--yc os new ,or.rs - Missouri t.
Railway bond. werr again active lui tho course of
values Wus ful1r Tie issues u kausas Pacific Mttr
Walt irrrit i,at 800. uul saDs tlrUurI Denver tNl-
l.nl q, Hul grants with coupon rtl'tNtrs. llD.
iur"ut 80 lh, al b cnsiH- 40 alt N'w l'r~N ttn-
Cor adjustment aui So t~l'i clo.ir- ~ co.." inside
insure. fur urst consolidated as-rntpl lDheh ana
MlAr.htt," 1.-uicd opened 90 SIi advanced 90 81 ,.
Mon, .oaa,i tncAuata.5 q cent. closing a, Usual
rnc following N show the rance OF urice. paid tol',
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srPE cAMInhhns rEIsoNER


Superintendent Campbell Of the Brooklyn
police has frr several weeks held a requisition
from Philadelphia for tho arrest Of Mr.. Sylycs-
ter sherman once a wealthy corset manuiac-
turcr in this city. who had over twenty-six
stores in different cities and place worth
100000 ON the Hudson River. A Philadelphia
detective spent much time in Brooklyn search
ing for Mr.. sherman. who was indicted in Phil
alelphia in january for maintaining dsor-
DERBY house known MS tho Arcade Garden in
Eighth street near Inc. which the police once
or twice raldrd. After the arrest Of Mr.. Sher-
performance on Dec. ~ last they were released
on bail. but on Jan. II the place was raided
again while performance was ia progress. and
then Mr.. sherman and his son quilted the city.
They were sought for n iugitivrs from justice
although they profess To- have remained away
bV the advice - counsel
Yesterday Sylvester sherman Twas arrested
by Detective Carr in the street IN Brooklyn and
taken To- Police Central Onlcc, Mr.. Sherman IS
about IS years III age, and has long white hair
and gray Whlskcrs. and Is pOrtly in build. He
RVprrel that his arrest was an outrage. as he
had already been 10 Philadelphia and pleaded
guilty 10 the charge hy the advice Of his coun-
sci. Assistant District Attorney Weinberg
Sentence was deferred and he WIS released On
the same bail that he CAV" On his inst arrest.
Superintendent Campbell t"lrgraphrd To- Chi"t
word 10 discharge Mr.. sherman which he did
with an apology for having caused the prisoner
annoyance Mr.. sherman said to "A repOrlnr Tor
THE SUN that but for his Investments IN Phlla-
drluhiu real estate he would to-day have a for
tune of n mllliD n aud "a halt in spite II thu hard
times. He used formerly 10 have a rent roll 81
$50 600 year lie sold tho property now
known ~ the Arcade Ggrd, n In Philadelphia
simply Ms landlords agent and had no interest
in this show.
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SUPREME CoURT-CH NMRFRS Nos. 40 81 CO.
~ ~ ~ a23 - pa 80 11a 9tn .,3 l0l 3Gi atf
~ 27 24g ,GtNS,gM n9h : =, 90, u r.
ln lol. ~" ~ smuN ltgs Nos sal $50 l;S z >
a.. Ni2 nl2 $50. 49, Wh SEQ 2uO ni n7l N1 ~ ITS
2sa2 100 4la5 $3.50 5lI7 al7s iM7 rms Sln', is,o
9'l7 9SaS 33ln $500 A31i 9nl1. gl74 22iH Ni2 27Gi
rar! H. short cen,es Nos iila 80. 80 llil, i7-3
4Nl3. 1919 iiil iGlN sos 3=N 500 lTlN iHIu rant
~ Stunt clusc, Sos 37!t. iil1 h'.l ..o0 4-s.l
ap@ aplu i7l6. i6ia i7Oi. iidl, i1d7 i72d, TOO
SUPERIOR CouRr-titNtRAL TtHM No. ~ SPECIAL
rsns -ca,e on. No 20 i4rt Case on, So lo2.
l7i4 p26 g i22 iidI sli 49, ti1J 0d7 ~sei 49, al
80 97i. 97s n79 l222 72 7j, s7B, O7, AL aSs 1889
Oh lu2a i4e7. O9l. eJ2. 2O62. 4S7
MAHSk Coum Part i-Nos hgs, $3.50 1889. a@ia
II Nos 6G74, 5iss 5pO3 $3.50 5aid G,N3 ;nid. G,2o
Uti7. hsat $500 Part III So. 1-2, alSs, Gnl, 3vNl
6OlS, 57~i 5j6j, a07s 6U,n. 57Sl, 57-3 6ll7, Ul3d
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MR. HEuIrr oN CO. OPERA rIox
The One solution for the s'roubIes netween
Capital md Labor.

tnuitni ma Iubot.
The Hon. Abraham s HeNitt- in a lecture
last night on the Mutual Relations Of Capital
and Labor" spoke Of cooperation between ON
ployers and employed AK the ultimate result VI
the vevcd questions now existing between
them. and in this hc believed, ~ he had faith
in the fathcrhood Of God and II" brotherhood
OF man Ilc considered that II the class pos
scs-iug supcrnuous riches and living without
labor, uud ia" puupprs who would uut wOrK.
were both nut Ol tho world. sucicty wouii not
mourn their loss. The busy class pO~srs~ iuu
moderate wealth and the industrious wnrktng
cu-s would then soon arrange thcir r"lntiuns
satisfactorily bv association in labor. IN
trihution " its fruits. Their" viii always
he inequality in pusscssiurS but ueHrW all
should not be- held 10y one class. IT, the prejudice
" the other Christ is reported io nave !Hid;
In that remark he rcirrrcd1o this necessary m
equality; hut he nowhere said. " The rich ye
shall ALWAYS have with YOU The employed
having strengthened thcmsclves by the organ
Xation Of trades unions. employers are now ~
n measure compelled 10 rourillate them ana
make terms. Cooperation will be tn result.
and though II now urcsents munv difficulties.
yet. through the advancing education of Tho
possess ION of supcriluOus riches Will not stand
the test OF human justice. II is contrary To the
tcuchinE OF Christ.
1t is only nlty years since the first corpora
ton for manufacturing was formed yet now
great uHrt OF the industry nf the world Il cHr
ri"d on bv corporations. These are now CONE
posed " capitalists. Tho next step Will be- to
form them Of both capitalists and workers. As
one means toward this end. wOrkmeu should
practise accidental ana save money. IT tho in
conceivable sums now expended In drink werc
economical. the means Of the desired system
Of cooperation would be in their hands.
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At 10 A. VI. yesterday fire broke ont in the
third story OF the hrownsorc house 3@ East 1 street.
occupied hy Henry strauss Chas +. QUINN a hoarlcr.
occupying the front hall bedroom hat hccu 90 Gimurcs
Garden. and got home At q A VI. When flt fire hrnhr
on he was m,t ASLEEP flwman Patrick Kennedy -
HOOK and Ladder Company - rushed through tl hui-
ius smoke 20 Quuus door lie tried 10 open A. II was
locked. The hot smakc came pouring through the
cfcNlccs under the door After vaN calling the Young
man. Kennedy hurst open the door and rushing into hr
room. srIri QUINN. who was sunncutn1. ANA carrie (
him bodily down stairs. where hr stored o. COu-
sciousnc,s The house was damaged S3p1
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To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir: Undoubt-
eddy the meteor referred to by Mr. Hoinger in this
mornings suS the same that uaverscd the skY at
exactly y O'Clock on sunday evening. II was seen by
tuc IN Ilarkcusack T. It started directly south rom
whrr, stuul trAyersing the horizon IN an ch,ert d
rec ton Therefore It must have passed between new
York city and HackensAek within compass o. WE'VE
miles or So -. 49, H. IL FAuLisoA
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Tho Secretary o'tho rresoytory has already

Tho Secretary oitho preshytory has already
begun the citation 81 witnesses for tho trial.
which is to be begun on March a. but the Pros
hytery can compel tho attendance n only such
witnesses NJ ARE members 49, the Presbyterian
Church. the punishment for di-ohcdiener of the
citation being disciplining by their church. The
friends ~ Or. ralmage al"ge that what they
call the Van DYKE faction Of III" Preshytery is
using unfair methods to gain votes ln that body
against Or. Inlnnge, and that To this end they
have recently ordained two new ministers Tho
Rev Henry J. Van DYKE, Jr.. the son OF Or. Van
Dyke. and the Rev. j. " Hathaway. whose name
is mentioned IN one ~ the specifications un1"r
the charge of al~thond against Or. Talmngr.
Both are accused OF having an anllus against
the Tabernacle pastor, and u is further claimed
that they do not properly belong 10 this Irrshy-
tory, II j. also charged that In dealing with tho
cese OF Elder John y Stcnrns. who WIS accused
81 breaking the seventh commandment. tho
lrrsbytery's commission Of which the Rev. Or.
II, Van Dyke was Chnirmau. were over leuirut
with one of Mr. Slcurns'S enemies. who WIS
connected 10 some extent with an alleged com
spiracy Ia the case against Mr.. Stcarns. hrcause
be- had vote In the PrrshYt'ry. which the anti
Inlmnge faction could NOT AFFORD 20 lose. nr.
ralnlnge's friends are urging him 10 Use those
different points against his hrethr' and 10 make
tho hight warm since war has been declared.
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MAKINE INrELLIGhNCE

HtSttruH AtuANtc-ritts nav
Sun rises. u Sun trts ti MoNg II 81
HteH wkrKH-fits
Sandy Hook - ~ Gov f,ara.. t@3 utN uate... rs
Arrivcd-rui rsntr. March H.
s. France. TruIriV. n tNr,.
SaGlluru- Bears. Nr-tnu.
IS ODD dominion Wulkcr. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk
p. Ofhc'ln. Mitchell. Hun.
y. V'ys.ina Murphy. Liverpool March 1. and queens
town I'd.
: Oclicrt. kuhlewcm. Hamburg Feb. 49, and liavrs
march .
s. Ahcnnric Ghh.. Lcwrs. Del
sstit, of SAN Antoine. Termination. Galveston.
Sluf tiFmun FurlI tucor'I" Bordeaux.
shin ~fRuifnU ~crlrv lN'rtnpi
~iiu twill 30. WttiIla. .Iu Fttucisco
MARI rrirg. CuI.ctIrli pu .un
Rafk Nuuntr. trD .iN Nr
BHrEI W. Nutmr.. tuni. Val ucin.
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NEW YORK, March l3.-Drcssei hccf sells ut
o. ESQ 2 for cly slaughtered ami d@1c tor Western
from Hannibal, Mo.
t1r iur Goo good NraiN H'-drl ,-"d rirfN trl dW us
o. n No. Common To strictly primo ~htrp s't't ift irN
a. n dtcVuttu choice lambs At o.. tdisc Mutton very
quiet At 6ssc d H. and dressed lambs we're selling only
fairly al se19c.
,Gemmon % 5000 live hogs may be nOminAy quoted at
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THREE PROTESTING uITNEssEs.
They Say They Were Arrayed Against Tai
mage without Being Consulted.

In connection with the charges ~ false
hood and deceit. on which the Brooklyn Pres
terry has ordered the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmagc 10
be- tried. three Of the witnesses named ~
against DR.. Talmaee Yesterday joined in tho
publication Of the following card:
To rns PrHlc The undersigned havin. learned from
The newspapers that thoN have been cited Ntnr,
Tho sfrctnrHunn. AMI CHARGES nafe uluu.f lt q. e.
Dewitt lalmagc. u u 90 The HrluAiNu frc.HNtrr,. we
wish tu that thus used without Hu.
tl"utN We Know NOTHING tr support 40 tH CHARGE We
wrrr never called upon nr c"r.'''l Nv the COMMITTEE
couc'rur. the same ami We hcftIN protest inst tls
unwArrauicd use u our names ty such t'ny. it,r.
tluWWot HtAkE.
EtHN.r l.f.ts.
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And preventive OF consumption, Phillips "Palatablc"
Cod Liver Oil, in combination with PhosphoNutriunc,
remarkable Tanedy. All druggistL Dsuot2 Plat sLlds
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riKE's rO0rnAcnB DnorS cure in ono mlunic.

Diseases or the SrNuni Organs, Eccent or
chronic. promptly cured hV Nat'N ttYus capsules,
used tIr - years hv the lrt iint pvsciins in
Europe aud America. They are sold 10y all druggists
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Rheumatism, sclat,oa. Lumba9o.

The best known remedy is Benson's Capcine Porous
Plaster Far superior " common norouA pAataTA -Ad