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Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
DEGISTER'S ORDER
h RHGIsr FE'- DPFiCE, I
NRW G. sSy1 u 'TgJ NTS MaYtNh ~ lttn =

nEaGLSTEES ORDER.
IN RHGIsrFE'- DPFiCE,
NRw CAsT1E COU MY, MsrNn ~ ltssi.
Uson the application OF Enms Stnpson,
AslfnlnistratfiG d. b. \. G. L. A. OF II! IA
O'Meara. late of Wilmington HID, In raid
county, deceased, ii is ordered and directed
BY the Register that the tdm nistratris u ore
said give notice OF granting OF Letters of Ad
ministration H. r. y. e. T. A., upon the
estate OF the deceased. with the date OF grant
ing thereof bF ca using vertisementS 70 be
posted within fprty days iron the date Of such
letters In six OF the most public p!Sces o. the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per>onS
having demands against the estate 10 present
the same, or abide by an act OF Assembly In
such case made aud provided; and alse 81 use
the came to be inserted within the same
I.eyiod In the tktI Aw ARE REPUBLICAN, bens'
paper published in limngton, and t" be
aonti nued therein three weeks teoil
~ Given under the hand and seal o'
SLs Office Of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in Ser Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written,
y. G. RIGGS, RegisIa'
HorIcH-All persons having claims a1ainst
the estate OF the deceased must pttsent the
same, duly attcsted to the hdmtnLstraifiH on
az before March ~ lSS1, or ABIDE the act VI
Assembly In sud- ca>c rnnie and provided
EhNA A SIMPSON.
Admr u r. n. G. +. 4
ASdress-C Ceorh's Bridge ue!. aprs
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

THE APRIL TERM Ofthe United States
District Court will be opened to-mor-
row. The time it is expected will be
principally taken up by the trial of of
Tenders against the Federal election
laws. The accused will have the ad-
vantage of able Counsel heavily paid
from the Treasury Of the State Of Della
ware. How would it look if the Federal
Government would appropriate money
to pay lawyers to defend ballot box
suffers and bnlldozers before the State
Courts? The Democratic organs
wouldn't say word against it would
they
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
DEGLSTER'S OR DER.

II a. ii ftsi+ IN = ofrLAE.
NEw CAsrLECouNrY Mar'h IS, 1851 I
Upon the applcaton If Charles "alton,
II Jane btt lat" Of Peneader
Hundred, ir said county, dHcr1Sad, II Is or
dered and directed BY the kegiser that the
Administrator aforesaid eve notice of the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon
estate OF deceased with the date OF granting
thereof by causing advertise mentS to be pos,
ed within forty days trum thu date of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places OF the
county OF New Cattle, requiring all persons
having demand against the estate 10 present
the came or abide by an art ol Assembly IN
such case made and provided anl also GLus"
the same To be inserted within tho same
period in the Du,Aw ARE kErv BLIcAN, 4
newspaper published in Wilmington. and to
be continued therein three wnchs, ,e-0-d.l
~ Givcr undor the hand ami soal OF
LIS Office oi the Register Aforesaid, AT
~ Wilmington, IN New Castle county.
aforesaid. the day mud year above written.
: g BICGS. kcrister.
NoTICR. All persons haV ~ claims against
the estate of tho dccra~ed must present The
same duly attcstnd T. the ADMINISTRATOR, on
or before Mnr. Is. \. d.. lSS2 IT abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case mair and prov dod
CHARLES WALTON, Adm'r.
Address:-N Newark, Del nRr%-2tw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

BY THE PASSAGE of the Consta hles
bill William Washington Pritchett and
Patrick Neary are given four years
lease of power if they desire it, and OF
course thry will desire it il they can
get nothing lrtter, 1T comes very
handy to be clothed with little author
Gty about riection times and mSltipli-
.itv otDcmaC ratio COnSables at such
times is not Objectionable to the Demo
sacy. Constables Of bulidozing propen-
sites like William Washington Prit-
ch.tt are more desirable on election
DAYS and can do more for the Dem0cra-
tie PARTY than 'SguireS can and henc,
the cutting down cf the number of Mag
istrairs from six to three. Had tn,
Legislature Cut the number af Consta
blcs in the city Of which there are six
down t. three, the same as the Mags-
trateS. il would have lt"sn entitled to the
thanks .f the community, bE when
Zach Magistrate can ne" have tHo con
stables instead of one itis hard 90 see
where the retorIn comes in at.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

THE LETTERS of our Legislative re-
porter, II. S. Brown, have been read
with the greatest Of interest by onr
readers, but none of them have more
pith or are more truthful than the one
that appeared on Saturday, and the one
that appears to-day. Mr.. Brown has
been influenced by neither fear nor
favor in his rep 'ta which are acknowl-
edged to be truthful and reliable. His
parting shot is deserved commentary
on one Of the worst legislatures that ever
cursed the State of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

OCE YOVNG friends of liz" New Cast lt
EEruing STAY are opposed 10 the cOunt J
paying tor Wilmington bridges, bat
think, every hundred should pay tor
is own, From this we would infer
that Nrw Castle Hundred having al
her bridges, river emhankments and
rau>cn ays built at the expense Of the
county il now about ready TO shut down
and hereafter neither grant nor ask
fayorS. Do the editors of the Star re-
collect how much the breach in the
river bank below New Castle cost the
county land Wilmington had to pay
over two-thirdS fit? If every Hundred
i, made to pay for its own bridges we
suppose Wilmington can stand it if the
other Hundreds can. However Will
mingt6n does not want to b. selfish, and
We hope our Young journalistic friends
will not teach New Castle TO be selfish.
"liyr and LET live"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

The LIQUOR dealers loaded up the
Democratic cannon and fred it off at
the Republicans at the late election, but
the gun recoiled and kicked the liquor
dealers. Perhaps the latter now know
that the profession and the practice of
friendship are little different
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

The above i' On exact Fac-Simile 4,
label on every genuine ho,us 4. nat H
BAULl"S CAuSTIC BAISAN ~, pV%
French Veterinary Remedy, ony ~. t,''' ,'
ground Of label is bright red in col y, wa ,.'
other label Is worthless imitation any
We guarantee that one tah,o.,,,
Csustic Balsam will produce mors sv,alpI ,,,
lief than whole bottle Of an, i.o,,ual MI II
SPAWN cure mixture ever offered n ,tSs| tSD q
ket Of this country. '-' ~
LAWRENCE, WILILAsssoo
80 superior ST.. Cleveland o
rrice reduced to only q. TO ne, hYa,
Sold by druggists, or sent hv
charges paid on receipt Of price. '"p'sS
Being satisfied aftera fair trial ,A,. =,
GACSI1c BALSAM was the RtSy Wy 1,un! 10
RlNARY REMEDY ever ofter.i tn ;, M
he and one which 1t is to the intsra., ''.e s pae'
horne owner TO have constantly an \, e,eq
have secured the SOLE RHn, ISea; vHa;
AGENCY for the State Of Dm''aLs DemE.n Hl.h
County, Md, and Delaware AMI oeeaI
Counties, Pa, and would uVe sg .nes'ef
to give il trial. 4NWel
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Linens

We haya received new linens from Beif5si,
Barrsley, DIutermline. Lisse Brussels, Ghent,
Sile+ia and Bohemis We have Tansacked
all Europe for linens, and have variety OF
both abric and nni-h that could not be gath
erred in the American market. The gpods are
fresh too. That's important, for linens bought
in New York may be several years old, and
yN know starched linens do Dot improve ny
ilgs The dressing used BY the manufacturers
Ir rot - destructive as starch, but It does IN
iulr the fabric in time We bare aoother ad
yaqtaGe IN prices We gain the uSortf'S
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
DEAlON Al.

NOT1cE-THE vet krtENIIi An
y nUal meeting Of h" ,'t'Abr.irr~ ,t tho
Diamond state Loan h'.uctHtiuu. viii be
held GA WEDNESDAY evening DcAt. Apu'
18th. ut O'Clock. when tn" annual lrrnrt Nd'
he submitted and otIcer. and IIrr"tr- virc-
ed a'su will be- made the tr~t pal mont uH Il
new series GEO. G. hAkiS, srrr.a}
apr9tt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

NOTCf~-SMALL PpN rA~h>.-AI-L
~ persons wishing uu order To smut Fox
Hospital should apply at iht Trustee, uttce
l0a ". Sixth street, between the Auurs ot . a.
m, and l. NJ, or from = to ,. N. No one
need apply At the residence or place of Dusi
ness OF any Of the Trustees Of thn Poor. by
order Of the marl4u TRUSTEES.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

NyOTlCE-THE GERMANIA BUILD
~ ing Loan Association. No. = is issuing
new series OF stock. For information apply TO
NJ L. IlCHTENSrElN,
marl5lm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11


3Thr result Is We get the bed linens n the
VT rid, 10 the best passbse condition, ahd Tor
tbe least money snybods ean grt them fH
We can give you the importers pFoht sud
81 Il have enough len.
Now it ia proper or ssu to consider thai
somebody else may be doing the same thing
and afford the very same advantages. -, il
YOU please Whatever yan wish 10 h1y, ge'
~ mples oi II troM us aud tfon Others und
compare. -
or buy our goods II yea like aod If y0n
can do - well elsewhere, bring oHT back
TIT. i. rather \ brave '2iallengr tor you
! nov nobody wants remBsn sntS.
The linens now in are SbHe,ine, pillow, 3oi
e er aud sb!riing linens towels, t0vellinse
aoilie, napkins, labie-Clott and table IL mems
JOHN WASAM AkER,
Outer circle, Chts Hall Ssasrc entrance.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
Inarl5ln

NyOT1CE.-THE ATTENTION OF THE
~ public Is called TO the new restaurant
Just opened at 2lS W. Eighth street, where
meals can be had at short notice. Toys and
confectionery u specially. apro'ot
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

DOy MISSlNG.-LEtT HIS HOME ON
IS Monday last u boy named John Lowe
aged l3 years. Has dark hair with cowtick,
had on dark hat, light coat, dark pants and
shoes well worn, Address, 1T u. =
TuIs OFFICE apt9-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
AT
JOHN WAN AM AXE RS,
Chestnut Threenth and Market Streets and City Hall
Square Philadelphia
VI uslIn =.


Here YOU can see at q glance more muslin,
beth in quantity and variety, than there are
ia any two stores in Philadelphia together.
We have IN pillow and sheeting widths
Utica Mills, plain. twilled and doublewarp,
Wsmsutta plain twillcd and double warp.
New loEk, Tacoma,
ppuuOt Continental
'COnrStoga Boston,
Fruit OF the Loom, Iayol,
Nashua. Lyman,
Cabot
Ot yard vide shirtinS and sheetina muslin
we have
Wamsutta. Waterford,
Utica Nonpsreil, foeohontaS,
Utica, cNtn heavy. Lyman,
Pride Of the West Appleton.
Fruit Of the Loom, l'rquOt,
New YORK, Boott,
Williamsvi'lc Naumkeag.
DaEOl, Continental.
IOnSdalc. Lawrence,
I'wight. Indian Orchard.
King Philip. PcpperiIl,
ForeStdaie, Coneetoga.
Warren, Atlantic.
/ Fidelity, I'ocaSset,
! Chapman, Granitefille,
fremont
4 RemcInher the practice in somc stores Of
putting misleading brands en- these very
goods This is done TO conceal the identity Of
the goods, and TO keep you from comparing
with goods and prices here.
/ by n custom Of the trade we have TO sell
muSInS on too small margin to be sure al
ways of paying costs. We don't like 10 lose
money; hut it is our policy TO sell az low a.
anybody, whatever We sell at all When We
cant do that. we'll stop. What we can't do
welt We won't do It. II We know H.
10, here's the place to buy muSins
JOHN WASAMAkER.
Outer circle north east from the centre.
Hosiery.
Oar hoisery stock s full in every direction,
from a baby, entton stocking at % cents 70 u
lady's silh stocking at sli We are selling
81, nD week more than last year
We are inclined to make this comparison
styles of Iadiee' fancy hose al 81 u cents are
" the same grade that We sold last year for
- cents. Compare thom, il you please, with
IA cent stockings elsewhere now.
JOHN WASAM AkER.
Outer cln'lc, Chestnut stree, entrance.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11

TUREKA GROUP CURE,
A safe and prompt remedy for the cure Of
Group. Applied externally only 20 cents a
SMITH q PAINTER, Druggists,
e-omd. Seventh aud Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
A M eldest pfcSs.

A yer, neat, hsght, modest and at the
" me tlme tnrKpeh-itr dress tabf1C Of -Ilk,
cotton or wool Is a check about quarter inch
square in grtyE and brown Hall the warp
! >ilk, and half Is -al,ton Ishe aik IS white.
lalt. rs the threads appear only lngly, the ei
i,s,t y not white, hui rather g!L,tening grny,
N prr or les. pron@n need aecoSding TO the
90, otn with which II - woven. " cfnt,, SIN
&c width.
John WAEAMAKER,
second circle sor-t east troI oeltre
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
M'COLLEY BROTHERS.
Transfer, Passe niger and Bagga$

Express Company
Have this day extended their slate route "a
receive passengers or baggage, TO be called
for or delivered at short notice, 10 the Iotio"'
ing places:
T.. $. X. Buffers, 400 Market street.
II. +. Robelen's, 10 Market street.
W. II, Morris. 7th and Market streets.
F.B. McCaun's, 10th and Market streets.
F.M. Bickta. cor 9th and Madison streets
Dr. Cooper's drug store, 7th and Jefferson.
Isaac VanIrump, grocer, Sixth and WASH
ngton streets.
Gfrfith's drug store, 4th and Madison.
]. Hilton's grocery store, Maryland Avenue
and Adams street.
Orders collected at 7.3o and 1880 a. m; l.so
500 and 100 p. IN.
Special arrangements can be made for car.
riages for any hour of the day or night, at the
stables. Second and Poplar streets, or at the
house, S44 Madison street, or win 1ne pfopn'
Second and Poplar streets.
aS-Cut this out for reference. apr4@
Daily Republican., 1881-04-11
DR.J. HARMER RILE

Removed to
NO. sO4 KING ST Il Ell.
aur9- I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
NUMEROUS RoBBERIES UPTOWN

Numerous robberies came to hight yesterday, in
consequences of the publication OF two sneak roDDe
WsSnesday. in Inspector Dkss district uptown:
LANES Ford's rooms, ON the second noor OF 10. 9of
East y-tbrd-st.were entered by 1nleves MOnGay
night i'm the absence of the family lheY ransacke9
lie trnnks and closets aud stole silk dresses and
pers0nal ornaments valued at $500. SILVER ser
vice had been packed up by t9e IN TG be thieves
ready for removal but was let penlhu iHe 'n'o'@'
wero probably frightened away: 49,. ,e.ho eo.-
iohn O'Bren's rooms in the fifth story OF the hat
house No. S47 East list We're Sn nta az
church and the thieves carried OF az lelsure cl9in
ing and other property valued at S9Oo' 40 slinar
manner Mrs. Mcdonald and boarder; living at No 70;
9S5 Fast Ffty.second-st. were robbed OF nearly all
their clothing Thieves made their way mo O.. the
rooms occupied by Patrick Collins AZ NO. g4O frSt d
First-aye., and stole the occupants clothing.
b. r. Finley, a dealer in wheelwrights materials,
tbieves had entered his Office Wednesday night and
ransacked his safe. They found no money but stole
lot of postage stamps ana valuable papers TOE tue
return of which they evidently hopeo 70 oo'aih
reward. g .o,,,or;o.; n a..s IN.
police say that access TO such houses very easily
gained on one pretext or another. The thieves
watch for long time the family they plan 10 plun
der, learn the number OF inmates OF the mouse anu
they make their way into the house by means OF
false KEYS and easily break open doors that are
seldom protected in any other way thsn ny means
Tag just where their victim has gone ana wnen ne
or she will be likely to return. The feeling OF secur
ity that comes to the tenant by the fact that other
families live 10 the house material aid, rather
than hindfaDce. to the thief
THE POLICE CENSURED FROM THE BENCH
Patrick F. Grady, Of Brooklyn. visited the oyster
shop OF Patrick Higgins No. 10 Chrystle-st., drank
eome LIQUOR and becan.O unconscious; When he
awoke be found that he had been robbed Of 300 IN
money and diamond stud valued at $500. He
complained Of this treatment, and was thrown into
the street. Higgins and bis bartender, Joseph
Mnrpby. were arrested. Murphy was tried yester-
day In the General Sessions. He was found guilty,
and Recorder Smyth sentenced him to the Penlten-
5iary for one year and to pay hne or $toO. In
I. charging the jury Recorder Smyth said:
According TO the statement Of policeman OF the
Tenth Precinct this house 10 Chrystiest IS one OF
the worst of It's kind. The Police Commissioners
ought to discipline the captain Of that precinct for
allowing such place to exist In his precinct and II
thew DO not then the Commissioners should be dis
cipEned and the attention Of the public should De
called to this condition OF things. Inc house Is
within short distance Of the police station and 10
uniicensedH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
wrsTCHEsTER COUNTY INTERESTS.

The Board of Supervisors of Westchester County
held an adjourned meeting at White Plains yester-
day. when the Committee on Roads and Bridges
presented report to the effect that to rebud the
i've bridges over the Bronx River dividing New
ontiav of sac 800 half of which would have to be
Daid by Westchester County. The Board therefore
adopted resolution authorizing the expenditure OF
not $25 900 for this work, and authorizing the
County Treasurer to borrow the amount.
The Board adopted another resolution authorizing
the committee engaged in the investigation OF the
alleged abuses or frauds in the managements OF
affairs at the County Almshouse TO continue tho
work and to report the result 10 the next Board.
committee was appointed to visit the various asy-
INNS In which Westchester COuntys insane patients
are placed and to ascertain their number condition
and how they are treated: committee was also
appointed to consult with the managers OF Bloom
inpdaIe ASYLUM for the Insane and to ascertain
whether or not they are disposed to take charge Of
Westchester COuntys patients; it being understood
that the authorities of New-fork contemplate the
erection of a cOmmodious asylum near White Plains
as a branch of the Bloomingdae institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
THE FUND FOR GENERAL GRANT
COME OF THE SUBSCRIBERS AND THE AMOUNTS

THAT TnRY HAVE GIVEN.
Ceorse Jones has sent to the contributors 70 the
Presidential Retiring Fund for the benehC OF zen
erai Grant a circular IN which he announces Inat VI
tile entire amount of $250OOO which has Deeu suo.
scribed S2l 600 has been pad IN Inc alnouuC
already received has been invested py comtniitee
of Subscribers, consisting OF l.. u. Morgan OIlveI
Eoyt and George Jones, and will yield an ahnua
income of $I3,160. 1t is expected that the luhu
will yield over $4,000 a. year, II the ieInalnuef
ia invested TO eqnal advantage. AT present
The income only will be put at the disposal OF zen
eral Grant, and when it becomes necessary 10 pro
vide for the final disposition Of the fund mee .l
of the subscribers is to be called The original plan
of providing by q National description perpetual
fund the income from which should De enJOyeu Dy
the oldest President of the United STATES during
life, while not holding any Federal ounce, was
abandoned in the early stages OF tne undertakihs
IL was found that the time aud labor required 10
collect a great popular subscription ulght
prove serious obstacles in the way OF orng-
ing the scheme to successIul ISSUE:
The control which large body OF
the subscribers would very naturally desire 10 TO
tain over the fund might lead to unpleasant com
plications. 1t was then decided 10 raise iuDa py
APPLYING to men who were likely TO give isIge
amounts and Mr.. Jones undertook 10 sohciV 1no
subscriptions. -, .hos. an.
peaied to was that the fund should not DO gwen
without reserve TO the Oldest living ex;rresiuent,
but that il should be presented TO Oenera urant ~
provision having been made for INN Dy the Nat'on
and that the final disposition of the prlncpaI
be o matter entirely within the discretion VI 'ne
subscribers. =, ,o s,h
The following are among those who have SUD-
scribcd and the amounts which they contributed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

Str Assyria Br Campbell Genoa fe6 i, Ei.h @dse
ISgho o a Naples H. Palrrmo ~ OiDrNIAr So VIZ" 49,
and myers t. Henderson Hus =, -, ,.,,h Gonna IN
Gar Bia IIri Carroll Janelr II days. win eoHee ~
Str arosdrict Deck MatarEas Nea Nassau german
di IA with rJss nd 10 Manoi ~ n m
str Kuckcr0orKer RpmDic Baifinore, Win niso =" Wv
sr reading Cobarn. Ihsdcpha with coal to ReadAs NJ
atk Arcbos lof IOplon Alley Batavia Sept via Pauans
Nov g. eoGeo "a brown 4 go a., ,.ua1s ,o
BARK Frictiet (NOrl, Strdnse1 uaVre 70 aayS i" '"
BARK Viora II Hopkins Hopkins. London Is DAYS. Win
BARK Nimrod iAIIsI cosuch Lisbon 80 days, with sat
to OricI; 10 SesReI Bris. ,,., kS Aavs
bark sjodrUnDingen lNOrl Eriksen Livorpod % uSS"
in ballast i0c Tobias Co. . ,o ao.. Iii,
lark Grlahea Norl Ellefsen, Pernambuco 90 oAFs VII"
eucar ~ Norwood & Cos vessel TO & Tobias q TO- - a.
Brig Americas Hooper Cardenas IL days. WIN sugar "
BIi1 charles Hoard CBr, BackNo Fredericksadt IL
davs with sugar mOas and rum 10 Bat Bros o
BIig OriZa Jal'. Grecc0 Bona ~ days WIN run "i'
10 onieri vessel 10 Bowrng d Archibald - ,., o- %
Myitnessen 4 WelcheIs vessel TO Carver q Barnes 30
schr Dexter Clark, Theal StJohn, NIB WIN luhoer
Scammell Bros. -.
sc6r Hannah Chase Howard, CORVALLIS Ms. with pota
older
Sch zieia whiting Haoweu, with lumber to Simpson,
Schr TeaEer ittleJhn Portland. with lime TO j Brown
Schr BlOw Haskell. ROckland with lime I'd X brown,
Sclr silas q Evans Sylvanus Fernandlha Ia uAJA WIN
Schr Warren Gates kockand with stone TO Brook
Schr Red Jacket CHM. ,ckland with lime TO II Brown
Schr Vashti Gates Warwick Calais with iumDer 10 C'O
Gates. -, -, To-, DALE,
schr Cation Gresson, Ealais with lumber 10 II hnr
schr Robert SMITH sprasue, Rockand with lime TO
Brown.
sUNsET-wIND-At sandy Hook. light, n; cloudy and
hazy. Al CITY lsland y r. cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
w IL sLOANE,S NEW BUILDING.

". G. J. Sloane have leased from the heirs Of the
e r. Williams estate for term of twenty-One
years with option to renew il for twentyOne years
or to take the building at valuation, the property
on the southeast corner of Broadway and Nine
teenth.st., having frontage in Broadway of 1913
feet and inches and in Ninetecnth-st of 143 feet.
The firm has also pgrchased the adjoining piece in
by o2 feet, and the property in Egbteenth-st, di-
rectly in the rear, which gives frontage of AZ
feet and inches and q deb,h of 81 feet in the
streef. On this entire plot, which has an area of
over 90. 600 square feet the firm will erect a six
story building of brick, stone and iron. Work will
begin May 2, and, it is expected that the building
will be completed within year; The premises now
6S5 broadway, have been sold to j. II. Hecht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
pAwNINC A POLICEMAN'S COAT.

Officer EgaD of the East Forty seventh street Po-
Iice Station. saw three boys entering Tnird-ave.
nswnshop Yesterday, having in their possession q
large bundle. He followed them into the shop and
heard the oldest ask the proprietor for loan OF VI
on a heavy blue coat which he took from the bun
die The officer recognized the coat as part OF the
winter uniform Of police officer. On the inside of
the coat was the name OF Harvey Holly, of the San
itarv Squad The boys. not being able satisfactorily
TO account for the possession of the coat were ar
rested. They gave their names as Joseph Koch, age
fourteen. and Thomas He'll, age fifteen, OF No; 40,
and Charles Reynolds, age seventeen, OF No. pa
East Fifty-sixth-st. They were taken before JUS
tee Murray at the Yorkviile Police Court, aud were
remandeh for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
THE Nrxr ASHLEY BELT MATCH.

Weston and Rowell met Wednesday evening at
The Hoffman House 10 exchange views as to the
pect 10 cnrnpete No decision was reached. but the
probability is that the match viii take place In Eng
land. as both favor the other side OF the water.
1un> rst0ysred. Ho speaks coDndently Of his
<iiaEcn ~ win ia the coming match: aoweh has
te16 reyef1l p9k1ous that he regards Weston 40 tho