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Cases nf NerHousness.

The maladies which above all others cause ner-
vousness are dyspepsia, biliousness, and constpa-
ton. The great sympathetic nerve which con-
meets the epigastric region with the BRAIN is al
ways injuriously affected if the stomach and
bowels are disordered; permanent arrangement
of the functions of those organs reacts by sympa-
thy upon the entire nervous system. HoStetters
Stomach Bitters, in restoring tone and regularity
to the digestive apparatus, and overcoming con-
stipation, permanently remedy the nervous COM
plants which originate in alimentary weakness
or disturbances. They are the very best nervine
thet Can be used. By eradicating the exciting
causes of nervous weakness they permanently
overcome the disability itself But this is not all
BY checking the maadies which cause nervous
ness they build up anew the system weakened and
depleted by nervous disease. MWF
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TREASURY DITTIES'
BY BILLY WILLIAMS.

There was a young Phi Rho of Bath
Said. I'll meet you. dear heart, in the path;
But he must have deferred it,
For papa. who heard it,
Came and polished him of with latin.
whats the difference, tell me, Mary,
,Twixt a cyclone and a muel?'
And the maiden mOaned and murmured,
ASuch cOnundrums were too cruel"
This" said he. d" is the solution
Quite correct, dear yOu will find it:
One drives everything before il;
one let's drive at all behind it."
In the spring the maiden'S fancy
Turns to thoughts of making hay
With matrimonial view, she
Flirterh much and plays crOquet.
But the young man does not tumble,
And, with mercenary view,
He considers that it's cheaper
To pay board for one than two.
There was a man who had clock,
His name was Matthew MearS,
He wound it regularly every day
For fOur-and-twenty years.
At last his precious timepiece proved
An eight-day clock TO be,
And a madden man than Mr.. Mears
would not wish to see.
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THE GREAT
1881

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
,,,,, DOUBLE TRACK; STEEL RAIL.
MENT
.,,, ,,-,. IN EFFECT APRIL 4. ISL
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot cor
ner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pitts5urg and the West, 500 a. daily, with
Sleeping Cars to Pitsburg and Chicago: 1880 a. IN.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Gin
cnnaIi, st. Louis and Chicago; $3.50 p daily
with Palace Car to Pittsburg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
a. m. daily, except Sunday; at $50 p nj. daily, ex
cept saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandaisua
and Watkins
For WilIiamsport. Lock Haven and EImira, IO3O
a, m. daily, except Sunday.
1000 p On Sunday, 300 D. and 1000 p m.
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, $3.50 H. m.
r., daily, except Sunday ,--,-..
at Jersey City with beats of Brooklyn Annex"
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferrage across New York city.
For Philadelphia 500 1890 M, 200 $40, and 1000
pm. On Sunday 200 p. M, $40 and 1000 p. M.
For baltimore GAO 500 $3.50 1880 a. M and 900 49,
40 $40, $50. and 1000 p. M On Sunday 500 m,
1890 a. m. 200, $40, $50, and 1000 p. M.
For Pope's Creek Line. $40 and 4IO p. daily,
except Sunday.
For Annapolis, go a. M and 40 p m. daily except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 100 73O, go M, and 1880 a.
S1Gday avs s0 and s6 S a. n anu and So6 p W
For Richmond and the South, 7:3O and ILLS
- daily, and 800 p m daily except sunday M
and 1000 M, l2;5O 300. 500 700. and gO D. NJ.
and 200 midnight. Sunday, IT S:U5 and 1000 a. M,
Tickets and information can be procured at the Office
northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
Yania avenue and at the station where orders can be
left for the checking of baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
]. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 23-Virginia sixes-consoldated,
8O dosecond series, $5z; past due coupons, 9615
ten-fortieS 505z bid to-day.
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IRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE B. 6 P. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
7:l0 q. M. daiy-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest. Daily,
except Sunday, to local points on G. &c o. X. r.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from Wash
ingtOn 10 New Orleans without change of cars.
1000 p. m.-SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily, for all
points South via Danville, and West via c. & D.
r.. r.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton 10 Augusta, Ca, without change.
Marks Sleeping Couch Car night train from Wash
ingtOn to Danville without change Price of couch
only 81.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7lO T. m
train daily except Sunday. For WarrentOn 7:lO
q. m. daily
For tickets and information call ct Virginia Mid
land Office Col Pennsylvania avenue.
n. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. fe5-Iy
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Baltimore General Market,


BALTIMORE. April 23-Cotton dull: middling, 1O5Sc.
Flour steady; Howard street and Western SUPER s. 25
"a co. do extra 81 25@5 OO do family s. 25@6 25 City
Mills super, So 254 co. do extra, 81 25@5 co. do family
S. OG6 e. do Rio brands, S. So Patapsco family, 81 co.
Wheat-Southern steady and firm; Western active
and higher closing easy; Southern red 81 22912 do
amber 81 2SGl1 81 No. Maryland, 81 IS; No. West
winter red, spot, 81 23a@1 23ts April 81 23S %
2z; May, 222s@1 DIS; June, 81 212s@1 2l5 July,
81 ISdI IS7E August, 81 I5. Corn-Southern steady;
Western quiet and steady; Southern white, $3.50: do
yellow sic: Western mixed, spot and April, 5I149
5kc May 554c steamer, Size bid. Oats quiet; West
ern white 46647c; do mixed, 44@4Gc; Pennsylvania,
4Gc. Rye steady 81 90 Hay steady prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland go 00@2l So Provisions
unsettled; pork-oId, SIS co. new. $40 90: bulk
meats-lOOSe shoulders and clear rib sides, offer
ing do packed, $685.; bacon-shoulders TIC clear
rib Sides lOt,c; hams lI@12c; lard-refined PIC.
Butter quiet prime to choice Western, packed 3@22c;
roll, iSG22c. Eggs fTmer al 17c. Petroleum dull
fined &c. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 10
@ll5sc Sugar steady; A soft, S1sc. Whisky dull at
81 09a@l To- Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
and steady cotton 73d; -four. Dos per ton; grain
Receipts-EOur, l,5O5 barrels; wheat 67O66 bushels;
corn 4656S bushels oats 42 bushels rye 2l3 bushels
Shipmentswheat, az sos bushels; corn none. Sales
wheat, 49,, 766 bushels; corn, %, 1892 bushels.
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Notice to MT. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer w. w. CORCORAN
which has been recently built and furnished IL. l..
BLAKE, Captain), is the only boat allowed to land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81,
including admission to Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leaves Seventh street DAILY Sunday eX-
cepted), at 10 a. M, and returns about p.
J. MCA. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
L. L. BLAKE, Steamer w. w. Corcoran. jeI
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CLYDE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON.
Leave PHILADELPHIA every Saturday. - m.
Arrive in WASHINGTON every Monday % q.
Leave WASHINGTON every Monday .....--.-.-.5 p. m.
Arrive in PHILADELPHIA every Thursday. g 2. m.
Through and prompt connection with New York,
Boston, Fall River, and all points North, Through
Bills Laden given. Freight received and delivered
daily until p. m W. T.. CLYDE & CO.,
]. II. JOHNSON Co, Gen. Managers.
Agents i2th and 18th M ST. wharves S. w, i2G2 F
{ N w.
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HI0 RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE ANDTHEONI.Y LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JAxNEy COUPLER! STEEL RAIL
Schedule to take effect sunday, Aprila 3. 1881.

DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILsl
Schedule to take effect Sunday, April 3. 1851
CHICAGO. CINciNNATI. AND ST LOUIS
FAST EXPRESS.
5:O0-Baltmore. Ellicott CITY. and Way Stations
t6:40-BALTINIORE EXPRESS.
6:50-Baltimore. Annapolis. and Way. piedmont,
StraSbnrg, Winchester, Haserstown, and Way,
s:lo-Point of Rocks and WAY stations
TON EXPRESS.
S4-STAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con-
meets for HaSerStown and ut Point of Rocks for
t9:OO-On Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
1000 ALTIMOREEXPREs Cstopsat HyattsvflIe
College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
tlCiO-,PITTSBURG. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
121O-Baltimore. ElIcott City. Annapolis, and Way
t1:25-0n sunday only. for baltimore and Way.
f2:O5-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
1900 BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. ANDNEw
80 Baltimore and Way Stations Cwinchester, Fred
Eso-BRETIM0RE HY AT. vi Ii ANG LAU-
REL EXPRESS Frederick, via Relay, stops at
tE45-POint of Rocks Frederick Hagerstown. Win
chester and Way 1 Stations (on SqndaytO Point
t4:4O-B BALTIMORE. Annapolis and Way stations.
t5:45-BALTINIORE EXPRESS (Nfartinsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
e:O5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
otsltiOIIS.
7:S0-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
tS;5O-PITISBURG. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
9I0-BALTIMORE. EVANSVILLE, AND LAUJ-
REL EXPRESS. Stops on signal or to let off
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
t1O:OO- PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping at Philadelphia.
fDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station. and 6l9 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at nnY nOini in the CITY
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New York Genera, Market.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Cotton quiet; sales to-day
$50 bales: mddIing uplands, 105c; middling Orleans
lie: consolidated net receipts, 600 bales; exports
Grea; Britain, 55S4 bales; the Continent LOB bales
FIour-Southern steady; common to fair extra 81 "a
as 90 good TO choice do, $ 296 20. Wheat feverish
and unsettled closing shade lower; light export de-
maud; business chiefly speculative; ungraded red
81 24.<RI 2S5I Corn heavy and a shade lower; light
export business fair speculative trading; ungraded
5IfG6OIsc Oats unsettled and lower; No. g. 451a@46c
Hons in light demand; yearlings, 129lSc. Coffee dull
in cargoes I0I254c; in job lots, 109l3Ac. Sugar firm
and i'm moderate demand; fair to good refining, 7@
&c: prime re refined in fair demand; standard A,
99Sc Moiasses firm and In fair INQUIRY so test re
filming, 35c. Rice quiet Carolina and louisiana 44g
nc for common 10 choice Resin firm at 81 65@I 20
TIirpentinp weak at 4G3i%c. Wool dull and nom
naliy unchanged: Pork dull: old, SIC 219lI co. mid;
dies quiet long clear, 91<c; short clear &c Lard
iOaI2Sc lower less active at s1 TO- Freights lower
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Baltimore Stock Rnard

SUB-TREASURY BALANCES.
.....-... &c. I65 Currency ......- S5Ol9, 50
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I INCOLS HALL COMIC OPERA
L. Stage Manager, Thad. K. Sailer
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1881.
Testimonial to
MIR. II. A. FORESMAN.
Sullivan's Comic Opera, COX AND Box
~ ~ w .-- ...... .-..JO
NO-N----.-.. W III IL Ddill6a
BOunCer III. A. FOresman
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All the music complete. Scenery of surprising
splendOr. New, picturesque, and costly costumes
Appropriate appointments, and charming surround
ingS.
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MISS MINNIE EVAN, Soprano.
The celebrated APOLLO GLEE CLUB
(Dr. E $ kimball, DirectOr) Mr. Frank NJ. Pear
son, Mr.. H. A. FOreSman, Mr.. Warren S. Young, Mr..
Josef KaSpar.
Doors open at !. Concert at 8. Tickets. 50 cents.
Secured seats without extra charge, at Ellis music
store on Monday. April p. The Weber Piano used is
from the warerOOms of John +. Ellis & Go. ap214t
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Parks made il rule to write nothing for pubhca-
lion about its affairs except upon Official request
Since / was dismissed from IT, | have, for obvious
caSons. declined to write anlth crlcnlIy OF II,
or To be interviewed" about it For similar reasons
aud Others have allowed many sialemeil, 10 Pa
without correction, which tended 70 ml~lead Tie
pp"siiion before if. Without referring TO
The Commissioners particularly, tah, ll' =, stu
tn state few facts with which they have been III
Tfsf-I have never been n candidate for an office
except at the request OF those controlling the "p
2'cond"I was the pupil in en- ruccring studic,- Tor
,lrce wears of an accomplished cngiuctr, hr have
mover Zen the title or assumcd the duties or the
responsibilities OF the profession, except IN nccc,-
.,ry official aSso, iaiiOn with an engineer of cuoN
Startling TO whom ! have deferred. and "a ho ha'
had he chief credit in respect TO dstlncuNcly ch-
TGId-IGcrc is no defect in the drainage or water
supply Of the Central Park which has not r~uli'l
FROM the neglect OF measures nave lcch me Ii1''
Their alone or in conjunction with Mr. NauA. 10
urge. and have repeatedly and S'rcnuous!\ uI-r"';
I'm respect TO technically " thorougi-dia haHo'
was The first man. believe, III the hliCd SlaltS i"
manufacture and the first 10 lay the cl liWlurm NE
now in general use. ] had before that thoroughly
studied The subject, visiting for ihe pnll'5 in", o
than thirty years ago. the most lnpoflau' "I'l'"-t
oprraiious in England. ireland and Scotland nom
on parks and agricultural lands, and examining
them with the aid of the chci auihoilll'H
Judged whether was indifferent To the Hui9'c' ol
drainage when the Central Park came lIHf my
sIi.crintruded hy Colonel George l.. NarirE. whose
appointment for the duty antcdaied nlne ~ super
iiicndeut. In lsG0 a committee oi mN', is"'In
of the affair, of the Park WAS appointed by ne
Legislature. lis chairman WAS AZ ehgIu''f lIe
appointed to examine the Park drainage another
engineer Of special qualifications a stranger q" NJ
~ ,rin0 tn me and 10 New ork. did not 500 INN
until. after some weeks he had completed h's rN-
animation and made his report. lie Then ,,iA.' n
COMPLIMENTARY call upon me ami SaI l"'I' Is
not IN all the world perfect piece oi thorough
drainage considering the difficulties oi the caS,, aS
bas here been dome" The official rport will be
fnund i'm the senate proceedings 0i lSGl. wish To
cNpr,Ss no opinions upon the present condition. "i
The drainage of the Park. II is hut reasonable thai
should state however. that after long WHrcL |
had four wears ago secured thorough survey g" the
drainage system and the rcprodncti"nof maps anH
records of il which had been destroyed ana l">i III
my absence but that soon after my dismissal TINS
work was discontinued. and the surveyor assigned !"
the duty because of his special knowledge 81 The
system has since been discharged.
FREDERICK LAW OIMsTED.
Washington. April 9, ISL
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found on the premises which fitted Francis Jones,
and that near the window where the entrance was
effected jimmy" was found. Inspector Byrncss
affidavit stated that for "A considerable time pre-
another man were seen by him in earnest converse
ton under tree i'm front of the house, and that he
afterwarl saw Garfield and Rogers 90 inside he
iron railing under the stoop OF the house. while
Jones from the stoOp of No. Il to that of No.
49, climbed mp a piaZZa. and thence walked along
% ,nw balcony 10 The window. by which he entered
af No. III. \ fourth man was posted rs u cntln,l.
The prisoners were committed for trial each III
default oi -, 900 bail.
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EIFLL MircHGS ~ NEWJERSEY.

CAMDEN, y. j., April AT the spring meet
in< nt stockton Range to-day, the following matches
were contested:
No. J. short Ranrc match the prizes were awarded IA
follows: lirst George Fox. score ~ second, Major
Jo-uut burroughs ~ thrd +. H. Eachus 81 fourth,
J.. Oram 81 NTH d. g. Caulwcll, so sixth, IL. Boo1,
30. seventh. W Price -; eighth, j. Prize, 20; ninth.
). lu.. - aud ,cHth g. ". tUulnton, %.
80 . match wa. postponed.
The Extra Shufp- Match, 200 yards, ten shots, was
Won lN i. Prize. with a scor" uf u.
No. .. 1Ar Ballard match WAs won by j. II. Burroughs
who rturtiN-
30. 3. The Ious Range match was postponed.
Ia tlr subscription match. lOOp yards. ". II. loulhr
won INST lriLt, scoring u AID GtOIbU EOA tOOA the
sGoOud pIize, with soore vi H.
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NARIATIoNS OF BLOOD ~ THE EXTREMiTIEs.-
II il well known that the amount OF blood 10 ih' *
tr,uti,- unrrvocs considerable Nnriatio- aud t'at
the force of gravity especially AFT, cts H. a German
observer Herr Wolf has studied this Influence 300 -
scientific way using 1yc different methods oi mrasiin;
tho degree fulntss of the blood one OF these nrird
viz determination ~ the temperature IN the c"-d h'
low of th, hand. with different positions oi The ann
showed some surprising rtSs. Thus, Ia boy col 'ish
fine trmprratur, ieon raising the arnl-rom 81 : Z"
~ - degrees In thirtyli minutes; aud again. ~ Al
lnur from % = to % :. In oi twenty Two, W"
Raising of the arm brought the hand tempeiRtuI" from
g Ia -; on letting the hang down, the cnil"i"
turc ru-c degrees N 20 minutes.
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TO State Prison for two years and was fined 10000.
Last fall hc committed suicide IN sing sing frls1h'
Iirscb was tried ON similar charge last summer be
for. Recorder Snyth, il the Court Of General Sfs-
sons The jury was unable TO agree, and after it
Ind been locked up for twcnty-four hours was dis
charged. Hrsch was then admitted Co. Ian m
100000. his father, Manassas llusoh and Na.nu'i
Iarhmau brcomiug his hondsncl. o..
The case after that was allowed ~ remain m ahcy-
ancc until Friday last when the Disfut-AfnrnfY
ordered II To he placed ou the calendar tor ta tl
week The hondsmou were informed ~ me ia't OF
Friday. and Yesterday morning liir.ch'- father told
him of the proceeding. llir-ch has for some tine
suffered from epilepsy anil when hr va, told OF the
action of the D.tri .t-Ati"rucy De- f.li in ft hc
usual rr.toIafiyr- Nrrc applied. but nrLc' tnaily'
and loo q f,W minute, hr Na- Pronounced dead.
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INTEREST IN A "CORNER" IN FORK.

There was considerable tain Yesterday 100 the Pro-
du,c y llngc IN regard to the alleged " corner IN
pork 20 Chicago. p,icr NcD,ocl, of Milwaukee,
backed by Alexander Mitchell ami otllrr Milwaukee,
capitalists l. supposed 10 manage the OPERATIONS ot
the syndicate The prices WEI. run up 80 cents SECS.
tcrday AT Chicago. Tho prices here were also adj
Nanccl. There j. a large short interest at Chic
caeo supposed o. Dee controlled hy T. -. Aruour but
thus city. ~ that although there vas considerable
interest shown among the heavy dCalc.a 300 rcaard
to tn actions OF The syndicate. 40 one w- aiitc t,d
Ia tlDu.
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Simon StcInr lccturd last night hrlore thc
Standard Loir'o tlr Free Nou-of Israel on the
Political Problems eft The Future IT, >p.t, Of
tL 'tf.rft of The po.. tiral acn,ry. 10. iln> atrd
b., the defeat oi the Sticct-C leaning BIN 800 thr ~
srmbly. Ills rm,aiu, i"r the evils tIr, hc painted
lpr, ,..ntaiiou tlr restraining ol m"uopol,~, Tree
trade, aud The adoption Of % system Iy viii only
taxpayer, shall yot, on questions relating tu the
management oi che cty hn1ucr-. civil service re-
form The speaker T. idrd a~ only partial remedy
lnr nmA cNIL- ID -h- AA.InI-LILLlAm NJ nM-Irs.
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One day udge Dudley Marvin, who

One day Judge Dudley Marvin, who WAS Il
fn,uos iW cl int state Tor more than qhafti 'l
,utur, Wa acco-i,d by man, who said: % Rave
ho, whom want you Ia take ana make lawyer ".
How old il hri" said Mr.. Marvin. Hes eighteen
wears old stout aud rugged he's got pair of lung' No
n bellows" replied the father HAS h" any othri iaAi
inrntluus % Yes, he's got the one great pHn'"
lion of all" said the father; "hcr the confonnctst
liar IN our town ! thought when heard You ~ ,
court room lust that II wouldn't take very Iohe ioA
sam to come pretty nigh up " You"
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nrrENcLs AlAINoI In rNmLn .IAIrs

live of the gang of cou.t li'ifrr~ nfi.-',d in
March last. bN uittd States ~trt ~.r, olIc.i.
in ihr Bov,ry and ChIl -iir--i.. pI,ad.d guilty in
The criminal branch Of tn nit d Sfa'.~ Ciuuui
Court ~ rooy and ",r' N'ni'nc'd '> Jnde l'n.-
diet William burns. who Wa- Jointly indicted wi'h
Christopher Mcdonald. iuanuil,turd and sold thr
counterfeit coin. H. WIS s.uirLcd to five ycIis'
imprisonment. MoDouald got ~ with three lcIr.
Daniel Sulli IAN. with whom tlir Officers had two
deals in the spun ms m.noy. Was sentenced TO
fcui years imprisonment. Edward King was SELF
tcncrd 10 three years and William Saud'rs two
years imprisonment. The terms will bc served in
the Aubuu STAT Prison.
Timothy VI. Crowley. who was q porter in the
Post Oiicr III this citr pleaded guilty {" stealing %
package from the mails. and WIS Sentenced to nnc
months imprisonment 10 Ludlow street Jail.
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IMPORTING THE ATLANTIC HIGHLINDS.

HIGHLANDS, n. j., April 9.-The Atlantic
Highlands Association, which has purchased large ract
OF land along the bay shore, 10 be used Methodist
summer campmeetmg ground, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year The Rev Dr. James T.
Lake, president: tho Rev. DR.. r L. baldwin vicc-pICs
dent; g. T. Champion. secretary; Thomas Leonard
treasurer and the Rev. j. H. Iauls j. G.. Garret-on j.
NJ Phillips, J. j. Gardiner the Rev. NJ King. Holmes
Murphy and Robert Emery managers meeting Of The
association for the purpose OF lay plans for the future
will be held ON the grounds next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10

Little Willie and his older brother were
looking over their collections Of Christmas cards photo
graphs, etc, with view 10 exchanging duplicates
Here II Charles Francis Adams" said Harry. do you
want IL Z" No. answered Willie, lie bad
He stole applesny sunday school teacher told all
about him last Sunday" F" That wasn't the man." re-
piled Harry with LOOK OF disgust. don't care"
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