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srRlNcE S1oaY OF mlssISG BoyDs.

81 TFALO, April "a ease Of unusual i'm
roIt4uce is nov pending before TIE Surrogate. on
March - Orson shepard, u wealthy lumber reliant ~
Iona wanda. died suddenly. Il supposed ~ the time
81 h.s death thlSsthrre about 10000 IN bonds
and money ~ D. safr Upon forcing Tie safe Only
single so hil was iJaud. II known mat The faimrrs
and M4hauics' Bank. OF fLis city
through 70. clshire puFcAaach. March -. forty
shirr- of Michigan C'Itra cert n atcs, and numbered
l~ AZ tilhty of MIN Pl:ilr. BaMb ruOt known AMI
2I1 uf Rock Island certificates. numb - o.ytD and
997 u Wa opposed tha, lie owg'd q large amount
OF Nev York Central, stock. and Govern
mcnt bonds. al Of whch were supposed 10 D. In
fhr safe Tia crt1cIfcs IN sncphar1's name ana n
Ios ot the VII necessarily have ~ be forged "
Illegally put Ou me mArke..
Iiis oy many supposed tha' servant e1Fl has some
knowledge OF The missing bonds.
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DIED.


BRUSH suffeay nj her residence. s2J Lexington ave.
yssterlay morning corneia wife III E BIT e2l
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
BUELL-At his residence No IS West s8Shst. on Monday
Relatives invited attend The funeral
InSerment az 6aEvc cemetery Troy kindiy re
Quested hat 40 flowers DO sent
ca Region saturday April 2, John cAreySfn
a. the 's o s'h
DEvoo-on Monday. a ri g. Adenc C., widow Of the ats
Relative. sna friend. Of tie family are rsspseuy invited 70
attend shs funeral Oh "sineisy apr o. a. n, mi
please flowers.
.sg A As 'ss Of her
Msds. daughter Of me late John Dolie and widow Of &c
Relatives invited funeral from
st. on THURSDAY The INST. 10 O'clock
HICROK-on Tuesday, April ;, William T. Hiekok. In tho
Funeral services at hs late residence $50 MonrOes Brook.
b Ter wsa at Beih ap ooS NJ Tn4Drsay April
Reauves and friends invited without further notice.
JEyKINs-on fret day. iogIth month 80, Eliza daughter
lis ives anh friends gre dhSg ~ Tue egosfxn an
fourth day. 9Th inst. l;39 p
LAKEon SATURDAY evening April ISL 2, the redsne .,
Orange. y. JFrncss Aun widow Of the late John LAKE Of
Funeral services Thursday April s. Grace Church.
c9S;:sg@r n siss: Fs+,ss S'
Carriages la waiting At Orange station
MoRAN-In New.Yors Tuesday, April 8. 1871 after
Funeral the e~Nsncs OF his James Moran NO AZ
Pittst, On Thursday at = p. M
OSBORS-Snddeny on Tuesday morning. IN Harlem, JoSs
ouly OF william b. aDd Carrie A Osborn, IN the otn
OF hi
Funeral Wednesda at p.
Relatives aud friends are invited % attend
PETERsON-At Railway. " J.. MONDAY April s. 1881,
blanche infant daughter o T.. A and HaInet H. Peter
son, AGED months anu IA DAYS
Funeral Thufsdsy, ApIl q at y m.
PECK-On sunday April B. 1881 Francis b. Of William
/. and Phebe 4. Peck. IN thr I'D year ~ MS age.
invited attend the iuhn2l from the
Church the Holy Spirit 57thst, near LeKngt0n.ayo,
Wednesday Apri o. a. II a. m
lFATT-OD sunday ADfl g. at hs late residence No. lO5
D.. George W Plat. IN Ms : a wear
the family respectfully lDyted
wednesday Apfll al O'Clock
- the Divine Paternity late Dr. h H. Cha
pins 5th-aye. and 45thst.
Internent at GleDs Fais y. y.
SPFNCEK-At fremont Ap7il g. the Rev. p. A. Spencer
late Of the Newly rk NY Nilsson
Funeral Methodist Church, IrvuontO Iharsiy morning.
7th inst. nj / 0'ciOek.
SCVDDER-At Augustine. Fla. March 30 william Hur.
ray, son II Henry %. >cugGer aged 80 Fe1rh
Johns Church, Huntington, lie
Thursty. April 7, At lI;5OOcocE
arc attend wtnOlt inrtler notice.
Long Island CITY At 10 O'Clock II Istnra
$50
wAITERs-on the 81 inst, Martha, widow Of Felix NJ
Walters. IN the san velf 81 her age. 81, -.
Funeral Fcnds Meeting House. al WestDury on atn a1J
Cs.in. sitYl 9Th ms. ~ u a. ~.
Trans Brooklyn a d Long Island City al o %
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WESTERN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-In total vote of
about 49, 900 yesterday, William Means Democrat. was
elected Mayor by 25l4 majority. Means was supported
by The Gazette O,p) Tao Rpublicans elected six Of tho
CITY buildings ON by average majority OF l,2OO,
and three OF The nor OF the Board nf Education
by maorites Of from III 10 03j. Srac ching was nm
precedeDted A. Toledo. Rome =. NatUnt, was re-
eccet Mayor by "A p.ur1lity 81 600 tn R'pdOncahs
ana Democrats clectlng he other city Officers.
COLUMBUS. ONO. April J.-rnc lul G cial returns OF
yesteriaTs election show that The ire Democratic
tckoi. except Street COmmissoner was elected by
maionues running from 900 down The Republican
Candidate for Mayor afChed BY the tcmnefhn.
and religions people FOR alleged failure to enforce the
Sunday laws by hr OppOs element Tor ~ alleged
failure 10 perform certain promises made To ihem.
CHICAGO April 5.-In the municipal election al On
buquc iowa yesterday. with three uckes Ia the He'd.
the Democrats were successful and elected Louis
Hosmrr Mayor
In Michigan tho Democrats carried Ypsilanti Ann
Arbor, Jackson Muskrgpn. Flint, saginaw AID II 81,
land. Tn ErDl f.cans csrgei Ia Isar, Miles, Gland
Rapids, Grand Haven, auan aud last aarn-W'
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GEYER4L POLITYOAL NEWS.
SPRING ELECTIONS on LONG ISLAND.

SPRING ELECTIONS ON LONG ISLAND.
The annual town meetings were held in the
towns OF Queens and Suffolk Counties yesterday. In
most OF the towns the vote light compared with last
year, although there considerable strife over the
Offices OF Supervisor Justice Of the Peace OveTseers OF
the Poor ana Excise Commissioners The following snpcr-
visors were elected m Queens County Jamaica John H.
BrnckcrhnG (Dcm) Eewtown, John T. Van Nostrand
N2epJ; Hemps ead Charles Z. Cement Qepl: North
Hempsiead John NJ Clark RepJ; Flushing. ii. +. p
Dennet (Rep) oyster Bay, SdIdder V. Whitney tDrm
IN suffolk County following Supervisors elected:
Babylon, Charles r. Duyea UemJ Huntington stephen
G. Rog rs ID M Southold. Henry a. Reeves DEM
Islip, john Wood Repl: smihtOwn. shepard ;. Jones
tDcDl overhead, john Il. Perkins or p.l; Southamp-
ton Jainrs NJ HaseY (Drml BrOokhaNcD. John ;.
Ravens tDeml In Jamaica 5000 was appropriated Tor
the Support OF the poor In Flushing no appropriation
asked tor the excise money being sufficient ior Tie
purpose. Tn DOtE Counties the Board OF SuptrFhOls
stands politically the same as last year.
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Speclal Nonres
Tho-. L Kirby. Aueiioncer.

a." Thos. Kirby, Aucff0neer n.
~ TH0-. D.. kIEBI = %.
HIGHLY iHsoaTi ASIA Ar 1If 7A iLlE,,ov,
SOW ON FREE EXIiIBITlpN. -
AT OUR Arr GALLEHli 80 B"JAD"Af'
SALE. MONDAY ANb TuEsDAY hvh\IAGs. APRIL
TIL, y&LUABLE PAIN llSli;..
SANFORD CLIFFORD. y. A.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is HERE OFFERED TO
THE PArRoAs OF AIT TO .PRocCEE SPECIMENS
WHICH WILL AroScE PROVE SATISFYING TO TILE
MOST CRITICAL TASTE. AND PROFITABLE ISyEsr
MENrs. THE SALE WILL BE POSITIVE ONE.
EACH AYD EVERY rAINTING WILL BIZ SOLD WITH.
OUT RESERVE, AND EVERYTHING Will. Be DONE
on oURPARr TO CARRY OFT THE WISHES And
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE EXECUTORS. As EXPRESS
Ed IL THE FOLLOWING c0MNUNicArIoSr
pEiwYoaS. March % ISL.
M,ssr.. THos. Is. KmBy1 CO.. $40 Broadway. Ne~,Nork
sAorl fords pi,,ure, wedrsiro o. impces, upon YOU
bi,st sr 70 ist nar Die rue OF homo. gnty
" arh Characterized tnc life Of their auth0t 49,,
too of tie embraced the s43 eni btonslng
solely O. The estate o. The ls Aueniel ~ - ~, "i
love NOR his memory. and Of noae more thar On
'O'h OO' ii'N' '''' '-'''' JAMES GifFoRD.
ADMISSION 70 cHGcGERING HALL Oh rHR
EVENINGS OF SALE WILL BE WITHOUT TIcKET
ANDNo SEATS WILL BE RESERVED. IT'S THERE
FORE PARTICULARLY REQUESTED rHArTHE COM
PAvY AS EMBLE PROMPTLY, TO PREVENT coS'
FUSION A. COMMENCEMENT OF SALE, WHICH
WILL BEJIN PRECISELY AT O'CLOCK OF EACH
EVENING
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srILL HARPING OF THE CARpErBAGGER.

We presume Mr. Garfield and the rest want
70 build up Republican party In the South. IL is
pleasant 10 contemplate the politics OF The country a.
Permanently fixed by line OF latitude IL ~ not sale for
eia cOuutry Il II safe for either either
party We rather think that 1t wond be no bad thing II
sdeeent Republican party should become SOMEWHAT OF
power south vi Mason DlxoB's line. And iD hs Ill
Section advice TO Mt. Garfield IN the Toatter of
eOutnern appointments IA 10 cut the old connection Let
csrpetbagg lie its disnonored grave. Let him drop
the dry tools US by himself well a. others
They are worn out anyway. We do not advise the AZ
poBtment Of Democrats. That Is out OF the question
possibly the present political morality Of The country
But be can fad OF character. Of pOstiOD, az inte
eence few In all the Southern States, who. though
Republicans have not been pubicans-nere iaxsteaes.
brfoc-takeIs politicians for the rteaugs TUere
outside politics. Republicans IN principle who are
Of class very different from that OF the Repaid can poll
tcian.
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SOME INTERESTING CONUNDRUMs.
L.. Ia Ia. n Llnrnae 1871 ~ Rnn

Judge Robertson helped to nominate Gar
neld; Senator Conklug didn't Both Loyalty snppor,"d
him after his nomination. IL the President Is forced 10
choose between them, 10 which is his Obligation the
ereseri judge Robertson Is no Damoerat IL be ~ n"l
As good Republican senator COukliug. or a. Prcs
dent Garfield himself IN what does his deficiency con
ustf II the President had waited Tor the Senators te
Vice President or the General to snggei iot
ofce The name Judge Robertson, or OF any Republican
Of ike mind long would be probably nave bad 70
waltz What reason has President Garfield for excluding
Judge Robertson from party recognitnni Is tn tact
that Senator COnkling wants him ext uded sabrient
rcasoni Must the President make the local qusrT OF
ali the Senators uis own, and punish those WAC nave
been AID are mis- friends at another mans bddingt
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POPULAR SUPPORT FOR REvoLTED CoNKLING
PAPER.
FrOr. IN. Elp4ira Adrsrtistr (ContItnG Rep) -,

The stand taken by The Adrertser with
reference 70 the confirmation oil Senator Roo fson~a'
feetor of The Port NewYOFk meets VITA the hearty
approval OF stalwarJs and Independents alike Ibre
I'M one opuion the proper course Tor tbe pne
ran nary 10 adopt and that Is that n should nd bv
and support the Administration OF President earned,
10 lang rs 10 remalas faith and true u tie principles
snd mitv ~ the Republican party The statement tiat
Senators Conkmg and Pratt VIII aplagon D ne fr ,
mai they have no dis position 10 assume any such u
rude Inty is what wanted. and every m IA must Dr
vIloR 10 make some what OF personal sactbto Tor tue
cnA ~ tbe whole Our Senators ind rstrbd That. ana
shsy vii be me last IN the world 10 contribute
no a Democratic III 1884 BY hOpeless} dNlGlhs
Ihe Rrpnblican Party now.
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TINE FOR THE PEOPLE TO STEAK.

The hour has come for the people TO speak.
The order has gone forth that William II. hnoef5s,n
,nnsf he rebused nsul,ed and cas out as EVIL LOT nav
s acted the mart of ar honest The popular senl
ment is all upon the side Of iaSiice and mint ~ Ov
swaits an opportrny for expression. 1ho opportunity
ssani1 H. given every where and at once. INT Is the
Presldeut viii be sustained, ihe Repubcan party W
he vindieated. iusOIenee Will be rebuked, anu th' u,
ssses senator-' the nohlest Roman of them all-wnl
6nd that whatever the Senate may do. h. has warm
Mace i'm The hearts OF people. Repnb leans OF Tue
ktste 81 Eew-York must demonstrate 10 the world that
fhey viii make no surrender Of personal independence;
mat they Will hold the sacred right Oh Tree sp'u
and thai they will stand fall ~ their resistance To per
soual arrogance and ilDpcri AL q citation.
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WITHDRAWAL IMPOSSIBLE.

Before the nOminatiOn was made, personal
CONSIDERATIONS might properly have Ueen wrghed VI con
pectien Now that u BIAS been sent 10 "a SENATE
the President cannot withdraw II, except az Mf k"br
eon's rsauest without suiying biDseli and ElNlE an
afruni large number OF the best Republicans 81 ths
State, which they could never forgive L W"ulh d" a
compete Of OF the nigga prerOg1iiV oi
his Office the VIII private aLDoSiucs or Sugc
man. ana would beiitte him ~ tbs eyes 81 me wn0ie
country President Garfield Is not the kind Of
think he rs IL lac VIII enter such proposition for
mo
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LONDON, April O. A Reuter- dispatch from
Frankfort saYs tha less than tue rqur nail o tn rt
mortgage bonds having Dren notiiird wtin the Ivrcd
agreed upon. the mrcdug ~ the oregon aud California
railroad bondhOicrs called Tor Tomorrow, viii not hc
lrl:, and the commit Announce. tl1ta ting
vel be- hrld Ou Nav .. when The urdrr ~ thr any
oIe nally drawn up Tor tOmoirOa's meeting viii b:
ndnnIal 10
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CALM VIEW OF THE SITUATION.

The vote of the State Is very nearly equally
divided Tue slIghtest Justification would psss II
into the hsn1 OF the Democracy IL Is tue wish OF the
President that this calamity should De avrrted. To
prove his sincerity he has made formal recognition of
both wings OF the party II he shall 5s seconded iD his
good intentions all Will be well but ~ not discOrd aud
defeat Inevitable And defeat next November will
D. defeat for years IL Ia for those who hold
onices and those who Offices To inlD those VINO
Republicans from principle, and not for the sOis.
avert the threatened Disaster Bat defeat preferable
70 the disionor that would the party the
surrender OF all personal Independence at any mans
Qcfaiion
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rACcIXATED rs POLIcE STATIONS.

The members of the fascinating Corps. ac-
ting under the Instructions OF the Board OF Health
night visited the SIDE police stations and vaccnatcd
the lodgers Iii most cases the men aud women quietly
submitted TO the operation, but In the Edrdge btreet
Station where there were eighty.siX vagrants two
women rebeied ana VI only by fuce that the doctors
were able 90 vaccinate them. One weman seized large
ovsF lrpd
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TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.
TIE WORK OF THE COMMITTEES.
OTHER TOPICS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THr TnmUSE-l

OTHER TOPICS.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInUSEl
ALBANY, April 5.-Ex- Lieutenant
Dor,brn,er appeared before the Assembly Committee
Railroads to-day delivered extended criticism
Of tie various bills 90 reduce fares On the ele-
ted railroads Of Scw-York aud to compel
the companies 10 all night uan@ ne
stated receipts OF the company we're 81 G2 of
each and ~ 81 for each tram Tho average cost OF
trans ng passcngeIs cents and 90 mills Tor
passenger. IL would be- impossible 10 run trans All
night on all thu roads without m1ctlng severe loss on
the companies. The result would be poorer ana more
dam erOus service. At present the ioaus
we're well mapa zed. In the year ended
Marcn they carried GO 45s063 passengers, without
the lOSs U single nassebger Moreover the companies
had 10 certain extent earned gratitude Of tho pub
lc by extending the commission hours
Mr. Fcuuer's bli to regulate the sale OF Kerosene on
cGnsi red by the Assembly COMMITTEE" on fuoc
Heath. Henry A~R0ecrs. o. Caarcs Pratt Co.. adNO
cafed the auuUtlrn OF some standard Ttguati III.
Chauncey NJ. Bcpew today appeared before we ~
npy Committee the judiciary iii opposition 10 the
raro cad ma0da mus b.L
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MIDNIGHT WEl1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:
SYlOpsis for The pat "a hoilrs

: WARRINGTON. April 6, q. m.-Light snow
And partly cloudy weather reported from New Eng
land Sew.York and the Lower Lake region. and Gear
weather from Pennsylvania southwark TO Florida with
fresh aud brisk northsry to westerly winds and no de.
edsd change IN temperature Clear weather continues
u the Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley with
warner souhcrly TO westerly wiBds ard IN the South
YES lower barometer. NOrthery winds continue ~ the
northwest and the Upper Lake region, with clear
xczther lower barometer, and change iB tempera-
Indications.
TOT The hidde Staee fair weather south OF New York
sho hight snow In the northern portions with northwest
e souihyest wlRds during the day. rIsIuc followed by
nnsng barometer. and slight rise IN temperature
,Sor New England. OF light aud partly
soudy weather. soutn winds, sliRht
nse IN barometer aud continued low temperature.
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DEATH Or JUN F. S4LcEDo.

Juan T.. Salcedo a weli-known cornet player,
died Monday OF ID, home. No 10 Wiougaoy-st
BROOKLYN. The age Of tnriy-sevcn. lie has rec nty
been playing with Giimore's Band at Koster 4 Ba's.
a.d lasi f Wa with tn OF Napoleon. Opera
company. Last summer no VAS the solo cOrnet pay,r
nt CABLES West Brighton Beach, Coney Island. He
"a lfb,ya an d
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A 4INkRS LONG SLEEP.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, April 5.-Several months
ago there arrived In this country John oyumber. .
Hunganap, ,ge about twenty years. He fonnd employ
nent In tho mines OF Lohgb County. About niue weeks
aeo be fell into deep slumber from which all Efforts TO
rouse him have proved futile. He vas removed 70 che
County AlnishOase where he has continual 20 sleep
FOR nftyeignt days his only neurishment being son
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TO WHICH EVERYBODY RESPONDS WITH BIG

Prom The Rochester Democrat and Csronteis tHsp)
What signal public interest Is to be advanced
Or retarded II the election OF tine Ulcers OF the 1enSt"
ftmaDded next DeccmbeTf l. Rhllebergcr worth all
khe trouble the Republicans taking 10 his behaif Is
absolutely esseutla that that eninepi pa riot.
George C. GOrha fresh from his Gree black cdnddtcY
In California aud 10 issue OF lis Journal breathing
threatening and daughter against some OF thr best R
pubiieans In the land should be installed datey
becretsry OF the SeEaici VIII the Republican cause
suer materially II he is allowed To cool he heels Little
longer the antechamber befOle being seated at the
lsak
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NEGLIGENT Pilots FINED.

. The Pilot Commissioners yesterday heard a COM
plant against Pilots John j. Cauvin and John John
son on the part OF the captain Of tho steamship
Buceutaur, which grounded aboht 800 feet from
the Battery, March %. The Commissioners or
dered that The pilotaRe, amounting to $50 rs be
forfeited. Inspector Conway reported that four
scows OF the Street Cleaning Bureau seen dis
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FACTORING INDIAN EDUCA1IOM

BosToN, April GA large meeting of ladies
and gentlemen Interested In Indian education held
at the Hotel veDdome tonight The particular Object OF
the meeting To advance the cause OF education for
Indian gIrs. aud 10 that end handsome subscription
made IA support OF the projected new building at
Hampton Va Addresses were mads by President Eliot
of Harvard College, General Nelson A. Miles, General
3. Z. Armstrong aud the Rev. Phillips BTooks-
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49,. rr.eetulv aIluded 10 the sales-iaa,es" IN his
bdrien y ga hon,d that mespcers OF own and uf
ssa .rofessions would receive. In your naper ~
sst he ~ eoguition OF taeir social stans we IS e.
ssg srd OF washer lady. remind you tina eoYs aoo
g1ris INC" on" ~ O. MACGEoRGE BANGS.
ece'os Elevator Young GentlemAn
,e. yare March 80 1851.
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PENALTY AGAINST CONSOLIDATION

HARRIseURG, Penn, April ga bill to es-
cheat to tue Commonwealth tue property Of telegraph
eopanes who violate the article Of the Constitution
bidding the consolidation OF competing Inca passed
finally in tue Senate to-day.
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RAILROiD INTERESTS.
sALr OF A TfXAs RoAn.

GALvE,ToN, Tex. April 5.-Ihe Texas
Western Marrow Gauge Raugoad. toc tier win aI
nights franchises ami properties. was sod tha morning
satisfy Judgment received against The rond hy the
\ sTiIcr-' Loan nnd Ifn-t COMPANY 81 New YORK lud
bought bY Baker and Bolts Tor SIOO.ODO T. r lc
count - Mr.r on. spOlurd and CUct. thought
tha under ih' n4narrm, % the ROAD 40 De- pu-lci
ale id. win PrcsidO. Del N0r,e Eac. Pass its
oh upu nj
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MALONE, y. Y. April 5.-Thc election III
this county a successor to the late w. IL Br unon "a
q member % ia Assembly. took pacct DAY, Inc day
wa. stormy and there WIS yer, .ht vote Tho Two
contestants werc 1rorc- II. = cNcn- - mrcfa'' n'1 =
a. B.uan tAlr Etuua.'- plftut. ,, R'iub irdi. lie
turas indicate Ina Mt. Brnau - eject
by abou 500 u.J MY His muJorty 30 The .o"n OF
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The Very Best Thing to do with Cold or
Bad Colgns get rd OF u ~ -'oh - possible ami yon
have q safe remedy for !he purpose m Dr. Jayne' IA
peciorant FOR nearly lalf century popular Lung
Medlclup
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CHICAGO, April 5.-At IL O'Clock this even
ing G,turi- ll,in three IrctiYcs give Harrison
IDc DOcrauc candidate Tor Mayor 3G5 u..Jorty. TIE
remaining twenty precincts Will chlugr tlis toia
folrvIat bat wall not alter tho fact that the y ni-
cfafs ca,lfI tnr ouflfc city ana town ticket
ln4irHf Tat tc y"-r cast VIII tc about 5000
vl.ch ucAii 10000 ices THAN ~ toe Presidential
,ft. fIltU List "a
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS or LIFE.

MARLBOROUGH, N. Y, April 6.-Mrs. Sarah
Z. Pressler. iAmiliAry known rs Old Aunt sanie."
celebrated her hundredth birthday to-day at the
PresEer Homestead miles southeast OF the Valley.
walks around the house and up and down stairs without
assistance
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~ -"-7=77-777-
PUBLIC OPINION.

The sooner the Republicans decide TO 90
into executive ssi0n the Presidents nom
nations the better IL will BEL Buffalo Express fRepJ
If President Garfield did choose Western
man Tor Secretary Treasury, thai man - lot 100
nroud seOpniOn To eeek naicla wisdom III the
Gast-ip1ttsbuIg Commercia Gazette (Rep)
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or wAEp'5 ISLAND.

a dispatch from Ward, Island to Police
Hcadgulrirrs .a-f nght stated tiai nc had hrnkin
oui ahou. o'c och 90 flc bon" go T. - si.. 1iug
The I.I.nd Lut that thr flames bid been exit. .-rd
rifoat m1iN =. Any o.t. Ice damage bJ tAc hic NIr
Estimated -. Il coo
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TIE ARuY or nm rhyAEssEE REUNION

ClSCINNATI, April 5.-About twenty men,
hers Society OF the Army o: the Tennessee are IN
the city 70 attend the on the anniversary ~ tie
battle OF Pttsburg Landing. April and :. Among
those here a rnrrts sheridan Pope, ,iisOn Miller
Aud L.rgctt TIC meeting TOMORROW nigAt az Music
Hall he "A memorable one E1PfcSldrut Hayes WIZ
respond 10 one OF tine tO4ais
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GOVERNOR CORNEILs INDEPENDENCE.

a,ya,ion ip some quarters by proofs he has been
ssassise that he is his man and rot anoib,rs fe
S,.s M nave worked me out ~ his back IN re-
ss 10 which he used 10 dauce when Conklug touched
he battery Arthur and Patt are sflll lOial 10 ther
maker and move like gayauiz "a frogs ht inc s'EuaI
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scnEyrcrlDY CllY rLrcIiov.

SCHENECTADY, y. y, April 5.-At the cry
eeetou to-day tbc D-IIoc.at. cl,r.ri Nj Van rs.
Mayer an their eLtirc cry tck,t on 4 pub
and four Democratic dcrrurn aud tlnrc Drm.cs-uc
aud TAO L. publican sap" -vi-prs were chosen.