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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
uIDSON RIVER TOWNS.
OBITUARY..
ANnREW ELEAKLEY.

Andrew Blcaklcy, Republican politician OF
this city, died yesterday morning ~ hl' home NJ
Tlrycnthnv and One hundrcd-nndlirsst rf"r I'm
rcrug illness He wnz born In thl4 city May g. 1910
lie lrgnn life a.. u tnll0r and subsequently engaged IN
the real estate busincs- Mr. Bralcy wn- active ~ pom
lice Mi his NE Originally Whig he Joined the Rrpuh
rnf pnry nt inception. presiding over the nrH pub
lie rctins ~ that party over held In THIS 6iy u" "ns
nppnlufrd M ~ The Electors M Lnroln'- second
rrrnu. hni resigned In 1869 he wa undr member
~ the onrl ~ Supervisors. Ia-i ycnr he went q" the
(hcngn Convention anti Grant delegate His Inst
words wcre after rtadiug Hu article IN Iuk IlhiNi
hope Garfield ~ stand rn" II" l'lyrr VIE. four
som aud dnuVhtrr The funeral VIII take place ~
his late home, 1hur-dhy morning nt II o'clock
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SINGULAR ATTEMPT At STUMBLING.

Patrick Moriarty Kate his wife. aud Arucs his
daughter iointly indicted for obtaining money hy
false prcicnccs from the Ncw-loh Elevated Rail
road Company. were araIgncd IN the C"uii 4i "'i-
rral Sessions yesterday for tia and elected I" Ice
tired separately. The trial ot th" man Was lirNt
begun. Assistant District Attorney Bell sail tlJt
the cast was one of the most remarkable that in'
had ever had to conduct. There was an accident
at the Forty -sccondNt station March -, 1879, ara
a claim was ma lc against the company hv tn" priN-
oncrS for damages sustained 10y the daughter ny Inc
collision. The company paid the father 5000 Tor
the loss of his daughters services and placed IN the
New-York Trust Company ~ 900 III nited states
bonds for the benefit of the girl To bc paid To her
when she became of age. The company suiN'-
uucnly learned that the girl had received liri M,
iuricS while working at her trade rs an ARTIFICIAL
Hover maker aud that she not on the tram AT all
Her collar bone had been dis located 10y the use OF q
tool called gopher" which required considerable
pressure To he applied Ia il from he shoulder. lie
idea of claiming damages from the Elevated Rall-
road COMPANY il is claimed. WAS suggested 10y the
rlrl " no witnessed the accident from the street.
Several medical witnesses testified to treating the
GIRL one of them said that she came Ia HIM some
lays before the accident on the road occurred, ana
that her shoulder was then dlslOcatcd. The trial
will he continued to-day.
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The :, asnn Of Italian opera cl"S'd ~ iir N."l-
rruy nf Music last night with benefit for ). H. Ma
rlcSnn The iuanar. 4 and all of his company, ~
cent thns,. artists " ho remain {" ing ~ me May
miisic festival. will .a for England SATURDAY. \
TElHj'NE reporter called AT thc Academy To ask VII.
Maplc>on something about the results oi ms Sra~i'
II am thorpuIhl, satisfied "ith On, fc,u,l~" l our
winters work" the manager ppii'd. il' ;il'
been the hest season have ever had IN Amer =;
and ma, say one Of the best have ever h"i
sine have been IN the hu.iuc>~. We haN" PLAYED
i'm he PRINCIPAL cities M tll~ country. hd r\'f-
where To n satisfactory hu~ ness except ~ lnoldtp
oils Cincinnati. lo~ou and Philadelphia were 90"
cities in which We did Tia" best. lac season in Lon
don viii b 0ul, siN weeks long aud We shall have
the same artists n here. with the addition "i Nine
Nilsson | NAV ~ we'll tell Nou that expect Z"
have IN my company in this country n"Nt 'h~"u
Tho very best talent can possibly SECURE nave
no doubt that next season viii hc n hlg one. az"
mean To do everything III my power To H""' u
so.
The MANAGER AZ this point l,ft th' reporter, 10 80
on the STAG, and address do" audience. amer was
loudly calling for him. From person " u "-
UIlainte lt operate matters 70 vas '"Ih' d lHtl
Nr Naplr>un had almost concluded CON id'' VII"
Mime Nilsson to come 10 this country neat year.
Mr. GIVE who directs the Royal Italian Opera 'l
Convent Garden also contemplate coiu- T." Am,r-
lea nest seas, H. and will IN all pr hab.t' nave ~,
new Metropolitan Opera Hons. 10" AcidI1t VIII
be- let Ia MIR Napcs~'u. Thcrr j, leo probability oi
his renting the new opera house
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, y,TpIo1 .TUROwER SENT TO JAIL.

James Martin. who was arrested IN Nrw-Jcrrry
last Friday on the charge Of throwing Nitfi"l
mixed with India ink into the face al All'' ALL
gan, at West Neck town of Huntington. l.. J.. ON
the morning of March 20, was taken to Huntington
Saturday evening. Yesterday morning he Was
arraigued the charge before Justice street ne
prisoner then taken to the house of Miss Haul
gan. who is still suffering severely from her injuries.
and the examination was held there. The NoGng
woman testified to Martins former acquaintance
with her and to his meeting her on th" road near
Cheeseman's brick yard. and throwing the virol IN
her face The prisoner made no defence. and WAS
committed for the action of the Grand Jury. lie
WAS taken to the Riverhead Jail last evening.
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NT[TPYINf, NEUrN.
NIIIIINff NTJTN.
PORT OF SIN YORK Anil j. l@~L
ARRIVED.


-,'awer ia"la A., '5 f. 'I''T ,. Ar H.. and Mo-
Nl !, ",'' ,' ' I' ti,,k ir,r,n NprilG with
md- and p'--'ns'l- 8" "rlricn, a." ... .,,..,r
To- order. ,r--'l @" ~iur'o a. -p'u.". , Anil, ..,
da,. Nth .ie,i i,rer 'r..,l toJ IS r,rscr \ 60.
g., lG and Bermuda so d.y-. 900 haiiad 10 + N''uS
H,rl Auouo saa Mitchell. Perth Au.boy. with coal to
Ear. ~,hlmv. ~ Ho-fpu. Ulumoni. - Thomas 10 DAYS
VIII -.al, ash rpts bir'- ', Q" ~r'" Burg - ''''"I
WE Golden Fierce - r,rlno,- rilum. Port spain 20
dly WITH sugar Q" " If"Nht 'r.h ,..,,
" 'ii onion, to- Ia,lrrA CO..
imtk lra,- Nor los. Grm-by day. IN ballast to Ben
nais -p.', ,lor itan Lousonaro. MONTE i'e 30 days
lnrk h4'Ioit' 'u,o,l. OF 49, 4, ."ori i"""nioo
Brir Emily sheldon. u3's. l'u.'ph 10 day - Win ium
"unr,J 4 llnr-,, ~ Win,. - sanford ~ r. 30
da,. ni,i soda ash. etc. snow nur'-.. ,c's' Ito
rns naur, g. s,inicy Bahia. % day. with sugar toor
-,li i,pr,-. IoDr ,u.-ion, Ii - days. with log"ood
L. 4 - Iailiu.V co. Vessel Zoo % ~mI,hv go.
win ' i Mii' to- o 'i' ,, i To- vans .a Co.
SUNSET Wind At sandy Hoax. A-ht WNW hay. At
''' '''''''' CLEARED
smcT- ciiy Of Iys,i @ strait ,25. Looiqn 1 -y@d T.
Iu-s Jc,ou. olympia .Rr. rug. Troe. lIcu''r-"n
spence ep, Annr. ~',,a v im,i.,on. bel Abel Abbott
terra, itai %"t ,,,d uoni' "a - g." ~ onosr
90 Elcn,oin. l'rr g.. roit,nd.J D. A".c- .h l"'dc'
" tS l i;. .., .is, Lisbon ruueh rdye
6,rl- Mou,.'a 0un. Tlnm. nrae,awa .ra..: u rr'w.
d,r- An.ru HilawinN Go N'or Sou. -'h""r i''i."i
Punch. liyc@ GO span. l"'A,t"' "' .e'm"''' h'i""-
lIaril >orI Soon. -.,'ta D,r tua,l hdy,N 20
,oa 49, 49, ''' Nloi " i4,a b. u o,,r,. -.o,o',h
~,ar- KoEcno ui-.r raitla,'u N1-- la' aaad Pee.
sry Ha' VI 49,. ,'m f' H.'.' ', u FINN ,,,S
lia i,l~. ind.on. r''.. Ia't" ~ Hi, &C., I., ',i
y GO nmm Dc NJ l-"i. Ny '', N|"i L' =
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ABANDONED At SEA.

The steamship sorrento. from Hull arrived yes
t.r,lay and reported that on Aprll q. IN latitude
20 30 lougjrdr rs ~ shc passed a"hirII"st'd
lark of aboui 100 tons which had th" mih1"unn-t
standing and the fore and uaiuWa~t' Alrp on -"
side The bulWaros wcrr all washed aN 1y, ana ia '
bark appeared Ia have been ahan %h'd ''IH '''"''
No na,1c could bee srcn on the Nr>~rl
The Daf1. ,lni Dlhro'ael from London winch
arrived : Indav reported tiatou February - 10 iii
itude ~ 20 Ion Ntudc - 50. ID" TO- d 90 WIN ii'
Norwegian haih Bella tatat.Iun q .and"i'd. water
LOGGED aud di,iu1uticd. Sin too" rom I'I one
hIWsrr ami one bout. and found ou" dead sailor.
Rough weather prevented 'lr SAVING "I any 'iii'i
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NOT pIrAsrD WITH THEIR PASTOR.

There is dissatisfaction in the johnson street
Methodist Church III Brooklyn because Bishop
Wiley would not consent Ia the appointment of the
Rev j. +. Iargrave. of New-Paltz. Ulster Co., ~
Y as the pastor. Mr. Hargrave belongs To the
New-York Conference. At "a meeting of the church
held Saturday night resolutions were passed declar-
ing that Mr. Iiargraye would be recognized as the
vit was taken possession of by Presiding Elder
Iettell, together with the former pastor. Mr.
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rnwARn nrNrINGrnN.

UTICA. y. Y, April ls.-Edward Hunting
ton Of Rome Y y died yesterday morning AT th' ~"
Of lie of the engineers Who butt the
Ttca and schenectady Rnrond md who had charge 81
fine rulnreug ~ the Erie Canal liz was also member
of lr stat, constitutional Convention in 1916 and wh-
prrsidcut ~ the village 81 l.nur thr Rom" savings and
i,ebnuRr links. aud the Rome Iron Works.
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Cleared steamer Massachusetts, ORB stnnhope from Liver.


pooI.
PHLIDElPms April l6-Cleared, steamer hsynower Dav'
idson, for New-York. ,,,, x.....
hnrch, from New-York.
Cleared, steamer Vineand, Bowen, for NewYork
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON April lth inst Amioita celestns TOT
Delaware 10Th Euplea for New Orleans nrunoo
Block; 10th Elizabeth scott Ephla.es INC
Baltimore Reed for sandy HOOK oorls Io
York, Hercules for NewNork, Ksrnak knkerfan Luz
HOlbefg Maggie seed, the latter for Whmington os
enberg sbnrg nth inst Carolina Capt Bfngrl
Arrived inst Ranasle Lguri Suel; lsth Inst hnNu
Barrow Falmouth Edward 81 Falmouth Emigran AZ al.
mouth Lincoln. Mariana II; 18th nstA manda arolhy
anga Carotta, Charles Coctt. Fortunate q lsa@ y%
Ellis the latter at Dover Juliana Gonzales lod Maenuu
Mable Taylor the latter at Falmouth Nar~ah nga mab
Indgirs Queen Victoria. the latter at Falmouth result
Itukan, Merriam, scotia simon slen1 - x.g a s az
Tnone latter Dover william Law 10Th inst agra AT
II Cahannes Point, Ahkcra. Lario kaTn3cs = BgeNw
Elizabeth Felix Hiding Howard, Jennie Parkef sew ny
Rosetta Mcneil Tamora l7h inst Alimur, Amsranih An
Reo ayan latter at Deal Ath0n. AVenir The lhter AZ
Deal Bertha capt schultz Brgneii Borona, taierlha a
CAGE Christian SERVER Clairn0nt Continental tostate va
favor Empress. the latter ~ FokeStpne. ptlnd NJ
Folkrstone karfau Lake ontario luiss Sew YORK N"'h
the latter F0krsinue Queen II the Fleet Saach Ngha
sokaa. T,Tps.chO The latter AZ Dover Onanna, "ayiie
the latter AT Deal; 18th inst. Frey.
[FOr Later ShippfaJ Ners n anu See run Pdge.I
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posrv,sTrR-GrNrRAL JAMES, VISIT

Observation-Disclosures James spent several hours a'
lie said that his visit To NrW-lork al ID" pIr"'i'
time was "n purely private hnNin",~. ana ihti hr
would RET rn to Washington on ciih'I Iil' nm
last nigli or the tI>t Tram tins morning. Nh,h
asked i'm reference To- the reported changes 90 the
Department az Washington. invoking the i"'~ Mons
of th. Assistant Po.tuLI.tsr~-t' General l "ad nav
nothing had hc. n done. mp the time W h"u %" lett
Washington bat be- could not say hat might oc
!. H. L. 80
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Colonel Rockwell and wife, Of Washington william +.
Chandler Of Hampshire; Robert H. Pryn OF Anany
oyernor James T. Porter Of Tennessee Henry l. fei,e
Of BOSTON y q Orway Of Dakota hs'o YORK Ho, ,
Cnn u L Of Louisiana, and j. = Rohn'
son Of ohio - Aibeudrle Hofei-Connt g. GALL Italian
Philadelphia H9ie HrgnscE-lsaae mo1 0lne
az INV Nefr0Dofan H0tff-EX Congressman r. n lk OF
Maine and W A. NJ Gricr, ~ Ilazleton. Penn ~ Htndsor
Saltonstall W Brandt sOrer Of Boston
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the FIRE EErORD.


NEW BEproRp, Mass. April l@.--Thc steamer
Alhniro-- ~ the Old Colony steamboat fonpany7 hnc
WIS badly oafrn,rd %, fire ai, u.f NIGHT Tie IRE Do
,nn m the bold and Wa confined tn the forward part 81
the N,..,l Ia, freight consisted Uaius oi small par
=, g. with fhc reception NJ 500 hlr- ~ hrup FOR ihr
cord 80. Company, NrN Erdnid 100 llr- ~ cotton 10
the Portsmouth Mil ard nny hurr'i- ~ -urar 20 WIN
l. Porter. OF tins cy. all ~ which Wa considerably
Al. adj
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form new church. An edifce win be but in La;
fayette-ave and the church will probably be called
the LAFAYETTE Avenue Baptist Church; Already
1j6 of the seeding members have joined the new
organization, and It is expected that hfty or Sixty
more will follow them.
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFToN.-A young Swedc, Neil Jansen, employed
by Charles Townsend, Of Clifton. disappeared from
his employers house Sunday morning leaving be-
hind two letters, one addre to Mr. townsend,
and the other TO his former employer, Samuel
Vaughn. In the letter which was brief. he stated
that he had become tired of life and did not care 10
live any longer and informed Mr. Townsend that
the clothing in his trunk would help pay what he
owed for board.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
PoRT CHEsTER.-Coroncr IIyler, of Port Chester.
was called sunday evening 10 hold an inquest:
about a mile north of Armonk upon the body oi
Rurling Tompkins a wc-to-do farmer who had
committed suicide bv stabbng himself with q jack
knife in the region of the heart. h" deceased man
was ahou ffty-ivr years old. and was the posssNor
of property estimated to be- worth from y3o,ooo 10
$50. 600 About - year ago his wife died suddenly,
and since then hc has been greatly depressed III
spirits.
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RAILROAD NEUS.


ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STATEN ISLAND.
The cw-JcrScy Central Railroad Company,
Il is reported about 10 extend Us tracks to the hiour-
cite House, Bergen Point This viii prove great
convenience residents OF the north shore 81 staten
Island IL will furnish quick route to ana from Sew
York there hcin- direct communication by f,ry be-
tween the north shore of the Island and bergen Point
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MICROSCOPES IN THE WHITAKER CASE.

In the Whitaker Court Martial yesterday, the
first witness was a Ncw-lork physician, nr. Thomas
t. Satterthwatc, who has given much attention
Ia microscopy. He had examined the not" OF
warning which he described a. somewhat furT"d
,r rubbed hut this appearance he charged rather 10
lingering than to cT:Islrc. aud lac unable Ia ind
any tr.,rcs of underwriting. The note was adjusted
for microsco optical scrutiny, and some H'm"IN on
Inc Court examined IT, while others gTuHiblcd at the
waste of time. Upon being CrnS<cNaulilrd, tie
witness was not sue that lc would lee able to de-
,ect erased writings ii any such existed John
Phin the Editor uf The american journal Of Moro
,copy thought that no cr;isurcs had been made IN
The note and that II any had been r would h' ahlr
In detect them He produced a b'nucular micro
gone and after adjusting the not 'trIcd II To the
rourt for inspection. James Ma'donough. the
artist and cngIaVcr, who Is VlCc-prsdcut OF the
American Bank Note Company, testified hat he
thought hat such obscure MAJ ~ aS appeared upon
he note of warning were the results oi lSr-r,d>-
NJ and no; of underwriting, hut that II WoHld re-
,uirc only little stretch of the inagnaiIp u I" i"r
rom thu. marks almost any words and letters ne
.i,,.c The trial viii 90 ON THIS morning at /
,riuek
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THE NEW ROAD TO KocKAwAY BEACH.

Engineers began yesterday running line
for survey Of the New York. .,a Beach and Rock
away Railroad across Jamaica Bay The r'~ht ~ way
the bay granted I, the company under Ger
restrictions y the queens County bDlrd 81 super
YlnOrs Iluul tnroc nIOnfhs
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YoT N1T-T Try IT.

Malarial Fever Aguc and Biousncss vii
leave every neglborhOrl a. Hop Bittcfs aiNe
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M.IEINE INTELLIGENCE.

NISINTt EE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
SIN i.,l . 80 ~ur .'t4 ttt C''"k -loW. I'm n'a
Nom mas N,.iu ,1uili- - Moons AZ. ihJ -, -
Ut.u WAu.K TobAl-A. "
SANDY Hook n li Cow I.lud - lI,u Cato. 20
mon WAIrH rppN-r.
sandy Hook t,ny. l.iud soon Hen Cate. 20
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CoyvFyIryCrs IN THE POST OFFICE.


CONvFNIENCES IN THE POST OFFICE.
Tho svsten, NJ mailing letters which has been in
vogue in thu General Post once III i' cry LOT u,e ~
wears by which the general public has br'h ildue
In do n large share Of the work of sorting has been
abandoned. aud yesterday m"rnin- the @lu pan oi
dropping letters into general boN nr IONS WIS
revived By the new arrangement mere are sew
rral drop boxes The plan which has Just
been superseded introduced when me post
office took possession at the present hulhuhI'
Then il s.r\ cd "A good purpose because the stan was
small aud the work of sorting matter uiadr ncc'H-
sary the closing of ont going mails a. least nan il
hour earlier than under the new plan bll' 'hr
public never hccamc thoroughly educated to It, ana
many mistakes happened B,>drs. the number "l
hoNrs made II difficult for persons who were not
familiar with the office To pick ont the exact one III
which to drop their letters. and when messengers
from offices and business houses took aigr ai"i9t
Of mail matter 10 the office they "> Inu'h N",u'uc
time in doing work which was admitted !" h' INC
duty uf the Government to perform. hr dri'Ii ~
the system Was long ago rrc"PuH"d h"ih hN '"i"i
James and Mr. Pearson. hit Tie '"N'lnh'H' WIN
not grant sufficient money Ia paw l"I me requisite
clerical force 10 improve IT, and the 'Nl hih L" oe
Knt when Postmaster James became the head of
the Department hc recognized the claun "i inc New
York office. and lay an apprnWllii"h "i $'''""
enabled Mr. Pearson 10 abolish the cumbersome
system. a. , a..
ilc General Post once found that complete chanRr
had been brought about. The Arrangement 81 boxes
uudrr States had been aholIshcd and Co." "l boxes
had taken it, place. Not only this lut ou I'd, ARK
Row side of the binding similar h"Nr~ had h'' j.
opoucd and il was no longer necessary Tor = !" r~"l
who entered the hudug from PARA Row :" Walk
fully half block 10 mail letter special boxes Tor
l,ttrrs and circulars for New York city only ~"
also provided on both sides Of the building. J. '
placc~ for mailing new spnr"rs aud other Slinll'r
matter have also been no'ca ed ~ number ana
rvteudrd f. thc Park Row sltr of the office.
Rrsuming the old system does not hring back me
DELAYS of former times. The work of asserting the
letter. goes constantly. and there Is u" acct nu-
lot,on of matter in the boxes at any time. or
mlcrlv the matter was allowed to remain unill me
time for the mail to close. but now II - colh,''
as fnst as "a man walk along The mo u ~
straigltcnrd up carried 10 the stamping table. ana
thence the sorting clerks desk IT is proposed
Ia place swinging sitnS ~ thr c"iilu'l~ 81 INC
nfirr tn indicate. Where, Letters lrc Ia hc po~tcd. and
Postmaster Pearson SAID yesterday that three iIIi,
minated electric clocks would shortly Ice placed
in tlc corridors. 81 present there is 40 post once
time m New York.
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Won't some chemist invent face powder
that does not contain lead and tastes good Our yoLng
all dying Oi lead poisoning and Kissing Is gong
out Of fashion
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Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Work
send tor circulars - Fast 21thH IT.
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A NARROW EsCAPE.-lIostess Back at last
from Ireland dear Hlr joint We have mis-'d You"
sir John " So have M tenants, thank goodness go
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10 NOT sp,irrvrn II Won have suffered fr "cnr. from weak
kilur, and torpid bowels kidney Wort has 'ui,d NUM- ~
Of r-rS from 10 thirty years standing M I'uy ~
prepared both dry and liquid zee advertisement
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DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLSA

Perfectly tasiess elegantly coated for the cure OF all Dis
Of The stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
di.case. headache constipation eosveness indlgestlons
dyspepsa bo-nes-. bilious fever. Inflammation OF this
bowels plies nd all arrangements ~ the Internal vc.ra
Warranted la effect positive Price 20 cents per box
Sold by all druggists
DIR. RADWAY & CO.. NJ WARREN-ST.. n. "
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Taylor and the regularly appointed i new ,T pastel pastel
that thew must abide by the Bishops decision
When Mr. Harrrave arrived discussion took place.
but the result of it was that Dir. Reeve conducted
fine services
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DON'T pull down the system with POisonou
Irvs nlhrr build 10 no the tonic Treatment ~
The sbaofpilpn theory -icr--fnly applied only ~ ~ HoL
Man. pAn A. cures without medicine, doubt or danger
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REPORT ABOUT \ LEASE DENIED.

PHILADELPHIA, April lS.-The report that
negotiations pending for the lease Of the Buffalo,
NewYork AMI Philadelphia Railroad 10 The renn-y /
wanna Railroad Company denied by the Officers OF the
.r rnIIII
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tAnnounccneniH.l

Bcattys Organs. il il said are very sweet
toned and durable instrument Many arr IN 49," ~ ihs CITY
1he Factory and War, rooin- al at Washington. " j.
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z. r. r. /
Railways Ready Relief

ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
TIESYNTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPN
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONH
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MEDI
CfNEs or MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF II AH
Piled EXrERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERNALLY Ac{
tOhDING TO DIRECTIONS PAIN FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES 10 EXIST.
In all where pain discomfort II experienced
rikrd with Innusn,a Diphth~ra Throat Mumps Bad
CouRhr IIoarssnss- Billion. Ollie Inflammation Of the noss
StOfna,h Lungs Liver, Kidneys, with Group Qnn-y
fevcr and Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tic DolofcuI
Tooharhc FaTachr, Nsryoushrs- hlceple-snsss, wi
Ininbago Pain In the Back rheumatism. with i1s
rhca Cholera M0rus. DySeniery, with Burns ScsldS
BRUISES with Sralns Cramps rpasms, the apple alton
uf Railways READY RELIEF will you Of the wogar
O these complaints E few hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

WLKE-r,ERr Penn, April lN.-Ihr noun
tain r,- east ~ hs ,tf threaten 20 night the Kp"'"n
Of the oliver Poa,r NIf-. Three ui- distant ana tie
pos. iblc d,-tluctIou of portion of tlr 'it!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
BROOKLYN.

The number OF deaths from diphthrria Last week
was twenty -i0uf AMI from s,dr.oti fever twelve.
Inspector Waddy of the Police Department. " l"
has nccn Ill lor several Wcck- returned To his dutc'
yesterday.
Mayor Howell yesterday vetoed the resolution of
the Board of Aldermen requiring tn Lous Island
luilroad Company 20 take down The fence along as
track in AtaItic-1yc.. ami 10 reduce the speed OF
trains To sIX nil an hour.
Five burglars who had prepared to carry on cloth
jig worth 800 from tie store oi ! ID $40 W. No.
2j7 Grnd-st. were detected by ia" lo.icc ,arly Jc
tcrlay morning AMI arrested
The persons who have Withdrawn from the Wash
',gton Avenue baptist Church have taken steps TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

If Won are frctful aud irritable use Pnos
PIAIINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

Hub Punch is sold only in bottles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

The barn of Henry Waing. on Eldcrt'-
Lane ~ mon Course. J.. I, was destroyed by mr.
s.nda, ui.lt TVcut, cows aud three hor-o- prl-I'd
iu the flames.