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UTAH CONTRACT cOMPANY.

Once 10. 1884,, First South St, Salt
Lake City. P. O. Box 431.
Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
terms and In tha shortest time, either or all
q q the work of lOcsting, grading, bridging,
or ether RAILWAYS Locating and CON
Structing wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
6oueouets, dams ETC.. lsy inS out and gradin 2
streets, Ecesslks, uarsde grounds and race
tracks; exosVstinR for building found atioHs
cellars: drains, etc., as well as every and all
sSTth. gravel cement, stone etc. etc.
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Peru, N. Y, 6.-Woolner Bros
distillery is burned. Loss, $15, 200 /;
inSurned. re
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ARTISTIC PAPER HARcINcs
AND DEG o CATIONS. THE
CHOICEST SELECTIONS OF
PR GMIkEkT MANUFACTURES
AT n. DINWOoDEI'S FUR
kITURE STORE. 1-Is
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Fresh Trout and Sal
mon Daily, at BOwring
Bros. +
New Goods Just Received.

The attention of the public is
called to our New Goods and Novel
ties in Jewelry just received and on
exhibition
E. ]. SWANER & Co.
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CARPETS, of Newest Designs,
At AUERBACH's.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

DRoVo BENCH CANAL AND
[ Irrigation Company, Provo City,
Utah. .t
There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of as
sessment levied on the SOth day. of
March, 1881, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows: -rrL
Names. No. of Ger No. of Amount
er. tihcates. Shares. due;
Joseph Hadfeid::.... 95 & 116 10 $50
T. n Samusson...... SO $50
S. n. Rosengreen... 94 X %
And in accordance with law, and by
order of the Board of Trustees, made on
the 10th of April. 1881, SO many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary, will be sold at the premises of
the Secretary, on the 10th day Of June,
1881, at 10 g. m, to pay delinquent as
easements thereon, together VITA the
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
P. n. VENT, Sec'y.
Msy Oath, 1881. ms
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tT2Ylaes against the contingency Of illness By
taxing WITH him Hostetter's Stomach BirterS
mas occasion TO congratulate himself on his
II sdta When he sees Others vino have neg
msladies for which it is remedy az, cue " se
i've. Among these are fever and arIe hill
business, constipation and rheumatis9 dirss-
ses often attendant up N change of Climate or
unWonted diet. -i1i''e "a
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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E.IJyRE OF SUGAR DEALERS.

The Nsw.Jersev Refining Company, Incorporated
under the laws of New Jersey, having an ONCE az
No 81 Wa-st., suspended yesterday. II was stated
that thew were distributed IN small amounts, prn-
cipaliy among dealers in syrups or black strap"
The company's business was confined to the MANI anu
facture of syrups, and its organization dates DAN
at $4,000. divided rs follows: James ID;
Bnckalew 5000; Mr.. Buckalew's wife ana
hrother, IS 900 each; II. Hopper. $1,000; =. l..
Adams S15 600 James D. Buckalew, was presi-
dent He is an ex-Sheriff OF Mddlesex County aud
rs reported to be wealthy
The suspension of Marley, Ennson q Co'' manu- u,
factnrers of shirts at No. III Broadway and ut
Newark N. j., was reported Yesterday afternoon.
they succeeded Marley. Cook d Co. January: 1871
and claimed 10 start with capital oil SoO'Ooo'
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surRo TUNSEL C01P4YY MEETING.

SAN FRANCISCO, April THE annual
meeting OF stockholders Of the sutro Tunnel Company
was held here yesterday Tao following trustees were
elected: Charles W. Brush. william irvine. r. F. Lowe
David Conn. Hugh Marshall. William johns Joseph
Aron Laz4rd Frsres Pelham W. Ame'. and G. C. Thomas
The superntet lent In his report states that 2li0 eo
were made on the north aud 1903 feet on tie south
lateral tunnel during the year. lie refers to the low
grade ores sin remaining 10 different minos on the Com
stock lode winch can Dc worked at a profit which he
SAYS would AFFORD opportunities Tor drFclopihg
now bodies OF ore. no recommends prospecting along
tpe line OF the brunswick lDic. which Il raceaOc on
the surface, hy well dchr,d croppnes for distance OF
two aud half nlc- aud has never heen pr"epect,h Ut
the depth "f the tunnel level From two smaIi hilIs
on that lode from main tunnel ore " - taken
assayiug So 20 SO ION. Ose from ms iode
now being extracted near The surface n paying an aver
az. OF sI2 90 Ter ton. The tunnel y now ~ "rdcr
4" develop this lode ~ minimum cNp'n-r
II O. aI.o recommends continuing tie main unr mo
Mount Davidson bY pfosptctlnS drn EVuo or INV
fort m eneth ~ H. opinion tho indications OF ore
near zoe srace ~ Mount David on warrant lutb'F "a
plOrltiuns ia that direction.
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Miserable Days
AND WRETCHED NIGHTS ARE PASSED
THOSE WHO COUGH.
RESTORE TRANQUILITY TO lIAlIRASS Ed
LUNGS WITH HALE'S HONEY OF
HOREHOCND AND TAR.
THOSE WHO COUGH.

To tho suasrer from hack ng cough NE Il little else than
weay burden Tho harras.ng Irritation which causes the
paraysn, frequently almost IDcesant and every cough
ing -re the disorder Post mortem exam
ina IONS NJ the lungs Of persons who died from consnmp
ton discio.e ungs absolutely perforated with minute cells
filled with corrosive dec0mposed matter. Think what must
be the extent aud activity inHammatorg action which
tcuds 10 produce such Otc1 within an astonhbnsy
short time Happily they be syerted by Timely resort
10 iudlc,ous medication. fcw doses Of hALkS HONEY
OF uOHEuOU I'd AID TAR initiate cure finally ard
permanently effected by pcr.scncy the Of the remedy
No family pulmono - popular and none "a more highly
sncuonei The Horehound Plant and Abes Balsamea or
Hahn Of Gileai botanic extracts Of weiknown value
are In united With Tue vegetable ingredients Of well
asceraned er acy The medicine acceptable 70 the palate
AZ well a. beneficial the liberated throat chest aud lungs
and contains no ingredient hurul 10 digestion Influenza,
eonehs colds on hits asthma Group whoopng cough and
othet amcn, breathing organs are remeied By H.
Pubc speakrrs yO,asts and others commend hghy as
remedy for hoarscncss
HAIEs HONEY OF UOREHOUND AND TAR IL sold
In bottles at so and ST. the contents OF the latter being
nearly triple that bottles The policy OF buying
the latter I'm an economical point view well as TO provide
AGAINST pos.be geuccs Is therefore obvious IL - Sun
moro purcha o. OF shs standard
medicine containing bottles These PACKAGE are sent 10
any city upon receipt OF the without charge for
delivery.
aALE's HONEY or HOREHoCND AND TAR has
upon II the name proprietor " CRTITENToN. No
li5 Futonst York sold by druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere.
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depend somewhat upon the price this property
brings
TWO METBoDIsT CONFERENCES.

At the session Yesterday of the Newly East
Metholist Eptscopal Conference, at ot. Jonu
Church BROOKLYN, after reports from severa OF tuo
presiding elders spirited discussion arose over tne
question of changing the Rev, seneca now n
from a superpumerary to an effective minister. VI.
]. NJ Buckley said that he would like very much 10
make Mr. Rowland effective in proper sense va'
he did not think it could be done by motion. M
Rowland had been twice suspended from tne Soh-
ference and DIR. Buckley had heard tnat hr; HOW,
land had been arrested and tried Tor assault snu
battery. Mr. Rowland replied to the attack made
I was ever brought up for assault and battery ana
Dr. Buckley knows it. am not 2 man no OF
war. and [ try to tell the truth" Dr.
Kette said that in all parts of the district peo-
pie said in relation TO Mr.. Rowland Don't seno Us
that man." and II he was in church people wouln ,
and the Rev. j. A. Roche Vigorously defenoeu n,
Rowland but the debate was cut short oy i"o''"
to lay the subject on the table. -, ,.r..ono,
The session of the New-YOrk Methodist bplscop1hi
Conference at Yonkers yesterday. was opened VIII
prayer meeting. after which inc heT, ~ p Rey Iir
r. = Rust spoke for the Freedmens Ara Socley' III
Hare said that the Comm ttee on the mo,
mans Home Missionary Society commenueu
it to the Conference, and then Mrs. hus,,
the secretary Of the society, mace a.. an
address. Mrs Kennard Chandler, secretary OF 10. h
claims of that society: The Key; Dr. klddef nc, ue
scribed the work of the Board of Education Oh sno
chureh The Rev. NJ. :. Terry reported Tor tue uis-
trict over which be presided. and the heV. ~ n
Sanford spoke for the Poughkcepsie district. III
which there were sixty-three charges ana n,hoty
five churches. The Rev. w. NJ Darwoou VI I pr y
kill preached in the afternoon and the Kew III nj
s Rust G. f. Strowbridge and Mrs. kust addrssseu
the Conference IN the evening on the WORK VI '"0
Freedmens Aid Society
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A UEDDIAG AND 4 FAIR.

Miss Minnie Wayde eldest daughter Of John II.
Wayde Of No. a. East Wddnnsgoy was married
DIR. George II. Moller. jr., by the Rev Charles 3.
Robinson Iake bride wore a dress OF white satin
with pearl front, pearl passemeuterlo around the
neck and sleeves, finished with point lace She was
nreceded by her little sister Nnceuta, who was
dressed in white lace and carried beautiful
hononet Mrs Waydell tho brides mother. wore a
dress OF black satin de Lyon with trimmings Of
bIsck and white lace. and Mss Lulu Waydell was
alfred in n rich dress OF white satin br0cade with
cut crystal trimmings. large marriage bell Of
roses with q capper OF red carnations was
minded in the back parlor. The floral decorations
were prOfuse most Of the flowers having been
Tie ushers were A. +. Ferris Robert Lepper and
Richard V. Hurnett. Numerous presents were re-
ceiyed Early in May DIR. and Mrs MOller VIII sail
for Europe for two years tour. They departed
ast night for the South Because of recent uiction
in the family the wedding was quiet.
private far for the benefit OF the building fund
of the Widows Home, which is a branch Of the
Ladiesi Christian Union. was hold from TO D. IN
Yesterday at the house Of Mrs. II. L. Brundret, No.
IN West Fiftieth-st. The fair was und1r the man
agoment Of Mr.. Joseph b. Brush. Of the Windsor
Hotel, aud was pronounced decided financial sue
ras
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~ me following vessel cleared yesterday but W"
Brig John sherman Mankn Rio de Janeiro, via Whining
ton. Oct. J II Ward a Co.
LONDON. Aprl 7-steamer scbiedam ,Dtoh) Cnevansr,
from YORK. uch IL before reported In the Cnannsi os
Rotterdam, u ashore near Browershaven Assistance "~'
been sent TO her.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
LIVERPOOL Apr,l 3OArnyed steamer Toronto (r Gibson,
from Portland ..-.o.-, uy,.
1UERssTowx April 7Arrived steamers Rhein tGer, YIN
from Boston her TO Lverpool froe"oie 'Ni'
Ferguson from New.York. ,. N, ov.n
MoyuIE April 7-Ar1yed steamer Circassa tBr. oven
from New York on her way 70 glasgow u.,vs,ia
(rl from for Queenstown and LverBo9L
ANTWERP April 7-Arrved steamer John best tbcisl'
RouEs April Arrived steamer Redwatcr tBr, MeKen
dmRIITAR March 3o-Arrived. steamer Cherubina tBr
L,ndbergh, from Philadelphia ~, 49,.
GENOA April ARRIVED steamer PoWnattan 'bi' 'sr'i''
~ AMERICAN PORTS
PHILADELPHIA April 7-Cleared steamer Ann Enza "ru"
BALTIMORE April 7-Arnved. steamer woodward
Young from New.York
Cleared steamer Herman. Banrer. for Bremen.
DELAWARE BnEAkWA1gh Apni FRASER OUT s'e1n'er
PoKTIAYD April ARRIVED. Manitoba Scott from
Liverpool. .... ..x,.,..z
LONDON April eSaed. % inst ossnua: 5h inst Frehe
GIoamu Ludwig SANCTION Rosa DanOYaro. Az
9Th inst sal vatore the last Two for YORK lnysT
for Oreans Re- Capt Schtainol for baltimore
Arrived 18th ulf Nellie. Capt AmnDdsenl Both ult u
Lonis LIST inst. Gulieta Vasa Sd inst Aryo Roma capt
IEz0E AIN inst Grant. The latter at Crookhayen hoHee
Aretusa 9Th inst Sirius sCapt Freese the
f0r Laur shin vsps q anH 80, Fna PIs&
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ST.NALRAN,S AT AUCTION.

The irregular milo of brick and stone in Forty
seyenth-si.. west Of Lexington-ave.. known as ~.
Albans Church. IL 70 be sold at auction TO-DAY I'D
the Exchange Salesroom in the Trinity Bnlding:
The Rev. c. ". NORM. the rector, gave the history
of The church to T.nUNE reporter yesterday as
"Tbe church was built 70 1865 was the rector
then as now. 1t tho srst so-caed ritualisnc
S city, The Saidna Itself sboSt ia ooS
the beginning almost, the chuscb was we'll attend
ed, and there was mucn good missionary work done
shundfeds from the doors. while inside the
church the people were pacted like sar,
i s sSs BY s Ss
situaiistic. Why. bless my soul, at Trinity Church
aud Trinity Chapel they do about the name things
But to return to the church. In 1870 the excava-
tien for the railroad tunnel was made Tina hurt US
greatly. il left such bad situation that 1t
stopped the growth Of our parish. From that time
We had few additions to our church membership and
Every year saw us smaller In numbers. 0wInx TO
death or inc removal Oh memSels rom n .no cy NO
would better sell. this building and buy another
moro conveniently situated. IL was almost imposs-
We have been waiting for favorable opportunity
10 cell ever since. Last November decided
sSss ssrySss for % the e time being and tie
church has been closed ever since We are not
obliged 70 coil the church now nor are we doing 80
because we lulpecnnious. Inc mortgage on tile
property Is not large and there floating debt TO
Spcak OF. II you knew New-York % well as 90,
you would Know tnat tnero - no city IN tnf "orio
where situation 10 OF 30 much importance. The man
who has the best place does the largest business.
and Il Just true OF churches as spything else
We recognize that faet, aud going TO move To O
better place than We have now as 5000 rs We can.
There NO talk Of the church disbandine and there
g no prospect of 10. We have been very careful TO
keeD our church organization complete since our
ServicHa have been discontinued. OF course we
have formed no plans yet as TO what we shall do In
tie future. The sale 10 not o peremptcry one and
he church will probably not be sold unless fair
Gu b made"
William Bsspham, one Of tho vestrymen. OF st.
Nban's. said that there was no talk OF disbanding
She parish. The mortgage on the church Was only
siad uy,r be asid ITO get new church % sooTs a.
SeG1ibls bat We csbnet do this, Of con1se until We
knov how we stand q narcially. Our plans will
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SHLPPLNG NEES.
PORT OF NETWORK ......APRiL :. 1891
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
str Wisconsin t Bentley Liverpool hSh go and
s} scytha tBr, nncs Liverpool 20 Queenstown
~ with mdse and passengers 10 Vernon II Brown CO
-tT Cauada Fr ranguel Hayre u days with mdse and
81 Broosyn city BIZ Weiss Bristol II da7s With mdsc
SIR V,neenEo Forio Utah Viola Palermo Mch and Glib
raar 20 with mdse aud passengers TO Phelps BIOS 20 Ia
ena g. tonayes ~. rncc - kingston ia. 81
"h r T Fass aRa a seeTs haG ScH Arroyo H.
same date tslsIdo 90 anlia - santa 1snpsi zS
passengers TO PIN Forwooi & co. .. 49,, o. y..,,..
a. Campccbc - Progroso 20 Havana Apr = with mdso
MI" ~ Western Texas Hines Fcrnaudina Jack sonvlle
AMI Port Royals with mtse and passengers 10 IL
Semi cSrrls Br nonnen 81 John, Nh VINEYARD Ia
'f sehT aS Pratt sone Mobile fc6 70 via Wilmington
Nc win Yellow ns 70 SsHeI 'es S@I1S 20 iaan % Sch
sehr C,.co Lodge Pierce Portland Chase
seSf Stewart Faujtenham, ST John, Nh. with lumber
sehr Sawassa tBr Hatfield Windsor Ms with plaster
sUNsEr-wind sandy HOOK. hight. NV clear. At
CLEARED.
steamers Frisa Ger Bornmuller Hamburg. Plymouth
West iisrlepool II Thompson Co saratoga carils
Havana " SSS Mexican oo1, FAlsIanafo & sons
Nercns HAllstt Boston n DmooK ~ GARRETT Eos
e sea%iaS brazil Roantree Key west The Tehauntepec
I9 sSS es. hs SosaS Rosc Tneo nuso
parts lanes Wright Spear san Diago. cal James FL
well ..Trayelei lr Pas.ehl Saniander or san so
basti1n ] a OaKer Nepunr tNori. Johanssen Hamburg
B+nhan Pickering Pundsecscn NOr. IhorYonsa
hoaen Runham Pickering Co 900. Carrie Wymln Randall
Havana carver .1orrda iNor. Olsen. Cfon'
stadt. & Tobias 4 o..
BriRs Mary bartlett Welsh santiago Dc Cuba de Rivera
& i.pc RIO h sS6a Use n Barsam SS Bro S
Gnecco 0necusown Falmouth or Plymouth Tor orders Aus
tin baldwin & GO. -. =, 60,
schrs Lnoy May sparrow, Jacksonville Geo Squire.
Jo.hua urnle Frtelhy BnacOa, Gomez Pearaal ca
Iibbean RinghtOn, 80 Andrews use James kiwel co
- speedwen Whtten Baracoa Vim Douglass & Son......
Hattie HASKELL shiels san Bias via Aipinwal brennan
Co Avon (tir Davidson Hantspor Ns, aud Windsor,
e. Whitney Co.. Rehmond Hall, ~ OeJrgoa 0re1.
ala WI Middleton a Co.....Anna HaEer snoNmAn Port
&c pax. HAyt, Richard Co
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CHANCELLOR DODDS DAUGHTER MARRIED.

The marriage OF Miss Caroline Porter Dodd, daugh-
ter of Vice Chancellor Dodd. OF New-Jersey. 10
Leonard Richards of this city. took place. ut the
First Presbyterian Church in Bloomfield. Nj, We'd
nesday. The bride, blonde OF twenty. was dressed
IN a white satin dress with pearl enbredered front,
trimmed with Duchess lace, and plain train. Miss
Ionisa Dodd sister of the BRIDE Miss George Oakcs
and Minnie HurIbut we're the bridesmaids. The
oroomsInen were Hugh r. Randolph. Louis K Rich
ards and Francis Cotton. w. III. McFaran, James
M Jarycy and John Chambers acted as tho nshers.
Among the invited guests we're Chief Justice Bease-
loy and Judges Depew Van Sickle, scudder McGce,
Court; Judges +. s. Lathrop. Caleb 8. Green John
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4 SroRn DLTEL0PING ~ TENS.

WAsnrNGrox. d. C.. April G.-Thc Chief
signal OGirer furnishes the following -pecia bulletin u
the A..oiaied Pes: Pair weather continues IN the
Southern and Mddlr states. with slightly warmer west
crly 20 souhcTiY wnda. and gh snow has prevailed IN
Ncw-Eng and. New York and ms Lower Lake Regions
with colder westerly winds. TIE t'mperature continues
below frcrTnr from tho New Eng and and Middle Atan'
ne coas ward o tho Missouri Valley. and below zero
IN Northern Mun"sota storm j. developing ~ Nor'h-
err Trx4s and the indications are IA u VIII advance
ra.fi aud cnusc ram IA the Mi,sissippi Val
les Ia morrow Fair weather viii prevail ln tue Moo
states aud Sea Eug and ON lhursday duTlug tue Jay
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wHIrTAKER's CRoss-ExAMINATION

The CADET GIVING HIS hhAooNS VIM ~" ~
FOUND DEFICIENT IN HIS STUDIES
The nrotracted cross-cxam animation of Cadet wait
<ater was closed Yesterday No facts heretofore uu-
known were brought to light. but the Juu huso-
cate endeavored 70 show Inconsistencies anu oVn"s
auctions in the various statements OF the caueI AZ
w. ,n,nt the examination was directed To the
reasons why Whitaker did not cali more LOUDLY ioi
HELM, which were that he was airaM Oh 5,tn . w
down the vengeance of his assailants. and that ne
nd mot know whether not they mad leIt the pnhu
ing. Major Gardner asked:
Are you candidate for commission in the Army y
as Courage considered necessary requisite for such
sso%;n,,sslon, = ,.n
You thought this outrage a dishouor to yoursolff
mot to us self, but 10 nv assalla nus ,.,.,.
:. Well n was dIshonorabe Now. being candoste
Cor seo,nnisson do you not think II would have been
o more honorable course 70 dis'esa'u '"' '"'" VI
No. air A; that would have ended my candidacy
After General Miles had reproved the laughter of
the audience the Judge-Advocate went on:
.wuow do you suspect to been assailantsr'
Cadets Blake. Burnett and Maedona'd'
Tney are the only cadets with whom had had per-
what there in the character OF Lieutenant Sur
nett that led you 10 suspect him u
:" Ills aversion To me-"
What was the cause OF MS aversion
Hs. not Inc testimony Of MI Burnett about the
IN yhph you were tied and about otber EARTHQUAKE
helped to create your suspicion against Lin
EDO Won claim the right to choose your ASSOCIATES
Mr. wnitfagerr
~ think do, sir" -. ~ .o
Do Won Know whether there may not be some
thing IA your ninuers and that would cause tie
aversion OF which you speak y
There may be-" . .,
Might not that account 'or the ontragef
"I do not think So" 49,, x,.,..,.,,
what do you mean by ostracism. Mr. wbittskerF
Z" Prescription" .,
Wat do you mean by prescription y
B4jnx aside lot alone refused notice. a.,
You have evidently looked al the word In the nc
WIZ" "I Son,, thlnk Ihaye"
DO you think you have night 10 demand lna' INC
cadets should associate with youT .
% No sir; do ] wish their association.
Did you know at time OF the alleged Assault tnhl
you were Ia danger OF not passing your exsmnauons'
" did not SIR" ,,. -. 49,, ,..-
vious June examinationi'
.' I was found co." ,c, 49,. u,,,.
you stin apprehensive Of failured
(" did not say was denclerI
\ What did you sayP
Nj said was found deficient
Were you not dchcientF
"Ho, STR" ,.
Won think you profcieuti"
Throw was proficient" -.
"Whg then, 10 you think the oncers pronounced you
dehcicntst the June examipationu -.
To go nd OF me, and end the WHITAKER case
The reflect examination Of Cadet whitaker VII
begin this morning at IL o'clock.
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FOIrND DEAD IN HIS BED.

yofove,te T. Beach once n wealthy Srutherner,
Int OF recent years a salesman in the employ OF H.
v kOtbchid. O shirt manufacturer. was Yesterday
fnund dead in his bed at the fremont House. No
G65 broadway. He had not been seen since Wed
nesday. There was no apparent evidence OF sulclne'
Int Mr. Beachs past record gaze rise to the susni-
cion that DC might have died by his own hand. lie
was addicted to the use of opium. Mr.. Beach ut one
time was possessed OF fortune amounting 70 over
5000 600. He has influential relatives IN the Soutni
he had brother living IN Nashville. Tenn. ana ms
hrofher-in.iaw Is a menpcr Of Congress from that
state. MIR Beach was a wldower ana TEs-hye
wears old.
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Clemeuta Cole and Whitaker OF the Court OF Ell
rors Governor Ludlow, ex-Govemers George b.
Mcclellan, Marcus L. Ward and Bedie; D. f. Kan ran
ger Thomas s. Mexican, Of Camden; George M
Rebeson. Judge Bradley, Of the United state Gu
prcme Court; f. ID. Frelinghuysen ana iarRe NUN,
bar. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. d.
w Balantine.
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Loss or me SrEAVAR UNITED STATES.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., April 6.-Captain ;. II.
Matthew o. the steamer United states. which went
-hor, near ,c Roman reached this city light lie
repors that OIL attempts 90 pump ont his vessel iacd
and she WAS abandoned about y m. Inc two pas
scngers we're brUugIt To this city TINS morning
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HOME NEWS.
pPouINRNT ARRIVALS.

Byeroort House Carl s. A. de Billie. Dsnish Charge
a,Araires NJ Washn gton. and Lieutenant r. IT, AmoaA3
IT, ~ HOtsi-J II peveresuL o. N Yhfeir oi
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