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DIED.

ADAMsOn saturday, March 49, Charles A. Adams, in the
Funeral services AZ the house OF his son. Henry X ADAM.
No l3 East 56thst on Tuesday the 2lst nst at 1880
Internent at Weston. Conn.
BIHpsAhLon SATURDAY March Il l8s2 zaloGk NJ Bird
Funeral Monday March 20 from lis late residence No. 1858
RELATIVES and frieds are respectfully invited to attend
COWL-At Hsviland Hollow, y. Y, on Friday, March IL.
Of pneumonia, Hannah. wife Of BENJAMIN CowL
ra leaves Grand Central Depot feafns At M
DWIGHT-At vassar College, POughkeepsie, March 10.
f. pTisiI O'''' '''''' W. - 'D0 -
HAEgoa seqES@y Mnrs4 a. ana q gg4G
Relatives yssI and friend. are invited to attend funeral on Non
Srshdtather Henry iSndot S5 East S8ths
Of Dr. dwight g. and Fannie Huat aged Years and
ReSve and friends Of the family arc invited to attend the
funeral services st us residence OF hs parents l92
O'Clock.
RANDLE-At Middlebury, VI March II. Clara Rando.
Funeral gm ne T ETst SYnes9tiona Church NOrwaE
NeweYorE
We Of a Ms,6 Rs ea% c RSH March TO- Dd' o.
Interment at Philadelphia.
sEITMarch 49, her late residence, 2l2 West s2dss.
Interment at Troy, y. r.
no Of aRGRe5y m%2rnias March
Funeral his late residence +s8 92dst
rh G9 AZ vshk 9dS Monday goth
Train via y Y g. g H. H. L. Il leaves Grand Central Depot
at IL O'Clock a.
Friends a kindly requested TO send flowers
UPHAM-Suddeny saturday morning, March -, IN the
eOth year Of heI age Phoebe Upham widow Of Professor
I. c. Upham, VI BOwdOn College.
Funeral at the Tabernacle Church corner OF 3tst
and Broadway. this Monday afternoon &c O'Clock
Intermeut at Brunswick, Me-
VAN ARSDALE-In this city, Sunday, March TO- John Van
Arsdals, In the SOth year OF his age.
Funeral his late residence No. 81 East 2lsSt
Wednesday March ~, at 10 a
Friends will please not send flowers.
WHEELFR-On saturday March l9, Of pneumonia j. W.
Wheeler, esq, In the T7th year Of his age,
aCQuAntanCes invited 10 attend his funeral
from his late residence rs West 10Th st.. Tuesday
9lst inst. at 10 ~ m, without fnrther notice
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STABBING THREE MEN.

In a street quarrel about 7:3O p. M. yester-
day. in First-aye. Fifty fourth-st, william Ham
mond age nineteen. OF No 0S3 Firstave, George Lott
age twenty-five, of No. 937 Firstave and Timothy Ma
her. OF Fifty and the BOule ward, stabbed
by n man named Conway. Hammond severely
wounded In the thigh and taken to Bellevue Hos
pita Lott and Maher received wounds I'm the wrist the
former being also out In the groin They able TO
home, however These four men and two others,
Of them COnways brother, got into quarrel because
Lott took the part Of old who passing, and
whom some Of the others insulted This led 10 blows
Conway was knocked down. and he then drew knife.
In the struggle that followed ho stabbed the three
and then escaped. Conwly's brother is
licensed vender aud lives In that neighbOrhOOd. Con
way himself 10 sald 10 live ia Philnde phiA
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The DRAMA.
THE PAST WEEK.

In local theatricals last week was COM
paratively q dull one. and the week that now opens
will Ia almost as barren OF Incidents OF real In
terest An English adaptation Of sardous comeay OF
"Divorcons has been presented at the Park Theatre
Mr. Mayo has reappeared I'm NewYork at Niblos acting
PadOer: and Mr.. Barnum has opened a circus and
menagerio at the Madison Square Garden. strauss's
opera OF The Merry War has been brought out at tho
Thaa Theatre and Patti has ended her engagement at
the Germana. Miss Blanche Roosevelt has come back
TO the NewYork stage the Comley Barton Company
has given performances, OF old pieces, at the Fifth
Avenue Mr.. Boucicault, acting Daddy ODotod, has
ended his engagement at Booths Theatre. The looth
consecutive performance Of The Lights o LONDON
occurring on last Monday at the Union Square Theatre,
hos been duly concentrated. Repetii0ns OF Cora In
Article Az" have been given by Miss Clara Morris at
the TUESDAY aud Thursday maiinees. st the Union
Square Theatre. Saturday morning, at the Union
League Theatre Mr. Locke Richardson gave recital OF
The TEMPEST"
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A CARD.

The Saturday morning which destroyed nagcoent
Laboratory which has besn conspicuous for long time
the BcOOhyn has caused great embarras'
ment all machinery for refining and for rapid tlng
and packing Of our PONDS EXTRACT and the manu-.
facture OF TOILET and SPECIAL PREPARATIONS
destroyed together all of stock ready for the
market Our loss Of material especially PONDS EXTRACT
IN Barrels only small proportion Of stock We always
carry.
fortunately this season OF the year. repsos
IT, though with difficulty and great expense cargo which
had arrived wharf yesterday too late TO be dis
charged also saved and III for immediate sppRs
This being Of buildings, not ENTIRELY
disabled We prom Therefore to supply
toners fully during the week tor all orders for PONDS
EXTRACT.
We may be delayed somewhat in preparing ourselves
NIL al orders for SPECIALT1E3 aud TOILET
ARTICLES but feel lustaed in promising that the delay
will not be than ten TO fifteen days We hope that
correspondents Will be patient for awhile ana thank
sincerely those who have expressed promptly thsr
sympathy. -
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY.
No Ia West lsthst, New.Y York.
p SIN several newspapers OF Saturday Il Is stated that
President Mr. f. W Grt says" that his loss owner
building about S750U0 This Is Mr.. H.
has ssGeraned the and Is very will not reach
$4,000. +. Il. co.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE March 1S-COttOp firm Middling l21sc Flour
FIRM Howard street and Western Superane SO J0dS4 go
do Extra 81 1885 50: do Family 81 25aS7 00i City NILS
Super 50 5OG ~ 5O do. Extra - sass 75 do Fanny,
47256S7 50l do Rio Brands SO G2ds9 rs Paapsco Family
81 -, Wheat-SOnthrn Rcd. 81 SodSl 80: do. Amber
& 4oasl 40; No Maryland q 89asI 20 no Western
Winter Red. spot and March. 81 9ddsl 39l9; April.
81 3I1Sl 37ls; July 81 22d$l 22as Corn = Southern
White, 86iad87c. DO Yellow, 77ci Western Mixed. spot
73d74c March, 7slqc.; APRIL 7i2d7424c May 70c oats
:,-outhcrn. 6id52oi Western White 62a61o 90; Mincd
81 d52c Pennsy Yania SO $50 Rye quiet 02d96c Hay
duh Prime Choice Pennsylvania and Maryland SO 0O1
SIT o.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

A fire occurred early yesterday morning in
the onestory frame stable owned and occupied by John
Cahlll at and College
ave. Three horses burned to death. The damage
to the stock and building $1,000 insured for 5000
The stock OF Frederick Fshel, dealer In painters sup
plies, Mt No. 203 Firstsve. damaged 1000 by fire
yesterday morning.
A fire was discovered yesterday morning by officer
James D. Cunyes the first floor of tho threestory
brick store and dwelling at No I55 Eighth ave. occupied
by James Mcdonald The damage to the stock $780,
insured The cause defective nue.
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MISS LOUISE X. SEITZ.

Miss Louise X. Seitz, teacher of the French
and German languages at Miss Anna G. Bracketts
School died at her home, No 2l2 West FOrysecondst
at a. III. on Saturday, from consumption Miss seitz
WAS at Mics Brackets school only about three months
having taught the same branches previously for nine
vcors in Rye n Y and nso at Miss Ranney's school In
Elizabeth n J., and at Casteton Seminary Casueton
VI she WINS a woman OF gentle disposition and fine Gull
ture As q teacher she was earnestly devoted TO her
profession and deeply attached to her pupils Her ram
lily home was in Troy. " " where the runera VIII take
place
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OBITUARY..
JOHN VAN ARSDALE.

John Van Arsdale a retired merchant OF this
city, died yesterday of old at his home. No 81 East
Twenty -nrst-st He born in New-Brnnswick, n j.
IN Iso2 and young to this city and en-
gagged in lewely business For many years and I'M
III he retired from business In 1887 he was member OF
the firm OF Follows Van Arsdale Cooper, in Maiden
lane He was a member OF tho Madison square FresDy-
terrain Church, the pastor Of which the Rev Charles II
Parshrst d. D. Will deliver the funeral address at Mr.
Van Arsdalc's late home at 10 a. M, Wednesday, Ihe
body will be taken to Greenwood for burial
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Posi- 0nicr NafIce

Tho foreign mails Tor the week ending SATURDAY.
March 20, 1882. viii close at this Office TUESDAY,
at for Europe. by steamship Alaska Queenstown
on "nDNEsDA1 at A. M, for Europe by steamship Baa.
wa via Queenstown correspondence France
specially addressed and at a. for France direct by
steamship 81 Laurent via Havre; THURSDAY al 3i30
for Europe by steamship CITY OF Newlork
town Correspondence for Germany and France must 30
specially addresscd and at $3.50 Europe steamship
Sueva via Plymouth, CherbOurg and Hamburg on sATUR
DAY at 1880 a for Europe by steamship Celtic, via
Queenstown spOndenCe scotland
be specially addressed and 730 for scotland
direct by steamship Anchorta via Glasgow and 1870
Tor Belgium direct 6y steamship Rhynland via Antwerp
aud at II Europe by steamship MOse
ton and Bremen The mails for Aspnwa and south Pacific,
BY steamship city OF Para close "WEDNESDAY at 10
The mails for the WindwaTd Islands steamship Muel
close on WEDNESDAY at p m. The mails for Bermuda,
py steamship OInOcO, close TIL k5DAY at 1870
The malls for Cuba Porto Rico aud Mexico by steamship City
o. Ae1andIia close on TN l.sDAf ~ 1870 m The mails
THU RsDAY at $50 The mails for Cuba and Porto
Rico by steamship Saratoga, close SATU RDAY at 1880
The mails for Honduras and Livingston via New orlean
close on SATURDAY az 1880 The mails for China aud
Japan, via San Francisco close March % at D. Tho
mails for Australia &C. san Prsncsco, cose April at
p N. HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post once. NewYork March IL, 1882.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 20, l a. m.-The movement
IN the barometer yesterday slightly downward ex
cept in the last quarter when it upward Partly
cloudy and clear fair weather prevailed The temper
AZURE ranged between SO and 57o the average 46o)
being 9ao higher than the corresponding day last
year and 7lso higher than Saturday.
GEAR and fair weather, followed possibly by coGdy
weather ana light rains, may be expected IN this city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

Fra aklis square.
Tho Senior Partner. A Novel by Mrs j. H. Riddsl
Author OF LIES AssiZc" Maxwell Drewott" etc. ito.
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Oliver GoIdsmiths Works. Edited by Peter Cunnln5,
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gilt tops, 49,
Harpers Cyclopsda OF British and American Poetry.
Edited by Epe5 Sargent Royal GV9 ulunnAteu cotn' ool
ored edgeS, 81 81.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS for Me past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March 20, a. m.-The bar
onetcr Is highest the Lower Lake region and lowest
In the Northwest Fair weather continues except
Ohio Valley and tho Northwest where light
ported Tho temperature has risen In New-England tho
Middle States and the Lower Lake region, and has
changed slightly In the remaining districts Westerly
winds are reported from New-England and tho Middle
states and south to winds in the Southern States
The Lake region and the Northwest.
Indications for To-Day
For Ncw-EnGanh, fair weather high barometer north
west to northeast winds slight changes In tempera
ture ' 'e " 'F
FOR the Middle Atlantic States partly clOtdv weather
probably light rains northeast utheas winds lower
barometer and stationary slight In temperature
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GEORGE PUTNAMs SONS,
~ and 30 Xest 4 fd..t

The Origin and Growth Of Religion as illustrated BY tho
OF Buddhism. L. w khys Dayds. BonS
The Hi6bert Lect lures for 1851 5Yo. 81 So
Opium smoking In America and CHINA BY W. II. Kane
NJ b. careful study Of the prevalence aud spread OF the
vice its INN date aud remote Effects moral so
logical and financial upon the individual and the nation
lZuo cloth 81.
Sensation aud Pain An Essay. By C. Fsyette Taylor &c
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NOTED BURGLAR CAPTURED

ST. PAUL, March 19.-Wiiam Burke, alias
Ruv tho Kid" q notorious burglar, bank and bond
robber who escaped from Jail at Albany In January has
been captured in Minneapolis Last Monday two men
entered the Bank OF Minneapolis while no one connected
with the institution was present except Thomas W.
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Mr.. SHIPHEnD GOING 70 WASHING1oM

The deputy sergeantat-arms, sent by the
Committee Foreign Affairs Of the House of Represen
tayes to ascertain the condition OF Jacob r. shpherd
arrived at Richmond Hill, l. L. yesterday morning by
the 10 o'clock express from Eew-York He proceeded
immediately 70 Mr. Shepherds house and had an inter
View with him lasting half an hour. Mr. shipherd eI.
kaiDeo the nature Of his illness and stated that being
eonVaescent II was his intention TO 10 70
sity. ~| A''uHeu w tniS
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mon us duty upon u.s. and II is the privilege or right
S the people and the people pay for It. as they ought
TO-" Evidently MI Edmunds has not changed MS opn,
Iona on this subject nor has the country perhaps as VIII
appear in few days IL is safe 10 take for graned
Shat very few people will share the opinion tha' u
popular privilege TO let Senators and Representatives,
use the mail without paying for IT,
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NIIRO.GLTCERLNE EXPLOSION.

MARQUETTE, Mich, March 19.-The works
OF the Lake Superior Powder Company, three miles
from this city totally destroyed by On explosion Of
nitro glycerine yesterday. The loss Is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

Wilson, the president One of the men engaged Mr.. VIII
son In and the other tried to rob tho bank
Inc robber was arrested and he his name as fran
els Lewis Detectives subjected Lewis 20 careful exam
nation and arrived at the conclusion that he was
" Billy the Kid" Sheriff Houoks. Of Albany. was In
formed and be will start for Minneapolis at once pro
vded with the necessary reqnIsttiOn papers.
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Join SYLVESTER.

BosToN March 19.-John Sylvester, Of
Wavcrly Mass, died Saturday at the age OF nearly
ninety four. He native Of Hanover, Mass. where
for several years engaged in the manufacture OF
anchors and locomotive crnnks He manufactured the
first locomotive crarks made In this country thirty years
ago He removed Boston, where he has since been en-
gagged In the manufacture OF railway and ship spikes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
COLONEL Z. W. BOWMAN.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Colonel r. W.
bowman the prominent real estate agent OF this city,
whose serious illness reported yesterday. died In
GeorgetO this morning.
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BROUGHT BACK TO ANSWfR FOR FORGERY

A man named Warrenberger went to In
speclor Byrnes about two weeks ago and complained
that he had been victim OF forgery to the amount Of
800 by of his boarders. Fritz Abb Detectives Held
eberg and Doan traced Abb 10 PHILADELPHIA where he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

was found under the Of Fritz Albert In o German
board,ng-house requlsition was Issued and Abb was
brought TO this city yesterday. The prisoner will be
taken TO tho District-AttOrneys Office to-day The
police refused last night to give Warrenbergers address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

Sick headache, languor and melancholy gen.
orally spring from a torpid liver, dsordered stomach
cOstivenes5, the distressing effects Of which Dr.
Jaynes sanatve Pills will speedily remove; by their
beneficial action the hillary organs they will also les
sen the likelihood Of a return.
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Special Notlres.
Artistic Memorable.

Artistic Memorials
THE Ew-ENGLAND GRANITE WQ hKs. Hartford, Conn
Quarfies Westerly, II. l.
Fine ornamental building In Granite Plans and
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For sae-A Wilson invalid. seltpTOpolllng CHAIR with
reading desk and brown leather cushions cOpste
In perfect ORDER viii SAL ~ reduction ApD at 500 Hal
ssy ST. brooklyn.
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Once OF tho
NETWORK STATE CATTLE COMMISSION,
80 Fulton-sL, Brooklyn, N. Y.

TO ALL OWNERS OF CATTLE,
And their Employees, TO all Railway Corporations and their
Officials and 10 all owners, Captains or Managers Of
Boats and 70 All whom II may Concern;
BY virtue OF the authority I'm n
this state assistant
for enforcing the provisions Of chapter 1874 OF 1875 and
Chapter 9O6 Laws OF 1879 entitled IAN relation
fectons and contagious diseases animals hereby stats
that until further notice will be made ia the
Ing rules and regulations this once In future permits for
the removal OF cattle when necessary will be issued my
signature All outstanding permits from this Office bearing
the signature OF " Patrick hereby revoked may
be exchanged application at this office those bearing
my signature AUGUSTUS DENNISTOS.
Piles permanently eraiicatei In
out knie sauro caI3o Send for circular containing
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4 urRDERER ESCAPES FROM JAIL.

MILWAUKEE, March Policeman Hildren,
h numbered his stepfather and shot his mother, but
without ally wounding her. escaped from the Jail here
this morning
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ARRIVAL OF 4 STEAMSHIP.

The steamship State of Nebraska from Glas-
gow March 3. and Larne o. with merchandise and pas
sengcrs aIIiy cd last evening.
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ANOTHER PREDICTION COME TO GRIEF.

A few months ago il was confidently preolcleu
Ahat Republican newspapers would hasten 10 pay
the sta wart leaders and the COnkug faction Demo
cratic editors and the Conklng people so Ioetod WIN
manifest signs OF emulation sad lney E oTSn We
bones and contritey sskpe pardon for her assaults
0pon Coukng /" Well the issue has Deer made oul NOT
ope Rcnuhcan newspaper has justified he Democratic
ard "staIwart" predictions Al have 'emained firm
and immovabe In no instance mas mere oeeh lle n'
etesdfast their faith night as when Garfield lived
when the Administration departs from what they regard
as true consistent Republican doctrine they DO not
spare their criticism They give assurance that the VII
OF particular but the consent Of the whole party
determine the policy OF the Government And IN
this they right This Independence does them honot
No vendor surprises Democratic editors. being some
thing quite foreign TO their own experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
wATTERsoN APPROVED AM! AND R REP

His description of the condition, OF the Dem i
ecratic press 10 too tits divided rresou,o ana
Mas done much by precept or example 70 give Il resol
ton purpose on the contrary has MS errao genus
of the elements IN distracung hnu uuin
the edge purpose What does he mean now 10y rear
izing hat there deuge but that we must cease
10 look for the old landmarks3 Why should LOOKING
back TO the beginnings OF free constitutional govern
ment for knowledge and inspiration turn us into pillars
OF salt Have we welt IN GOmOrrah, or been citizens
of Sodom II we have salt smile, let 1t be one
from the Christian gospel II DomocIacy has no mission
posed II has lost all that commended to the cou
try and If the salt have lost his SAVIOR whereWth SEAL
lA IL lAoAl
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uOUGHTON, MIPFLIN & CO..

A History Of Mnteriaiisu. By I. A. Lsnge Volun,
III Completing work, Volume III stthe Philosophical
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Il, u. PETERSON e. BROTHERS,

Bcrthas Baby Equal to "Helen's Babies" With AZ
illustrated cover aud portrait OF "Berhas Baby" It
masterpiece and everyone viii love BcrthAs Baby" ~
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CHARLES sCRIBNRR's SONS
IA and 1AH Hros A yxa

Schwaikas Search sledgng IN the Arctic IN Quese 81
the FRANKLIN Reoord. ny William H. Glider. VOL sva
with maps and illustrations ~
The Orthodox Theology Of To. day. BY Newman smyrN
author OF Old Faiths IN New Light one VOL l2no 81 20
The Memoirs of Prince Metisrnlch Vol 8, lsSo!sA
Edited by his son. Prince Richard Meornoh vol, ovo.
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MARRIED.

PIERCE-SMILLIE-O Thursday the 10th inst. at the
PRESBYTERIAN Memorial Church, by the Rev. II. Hep
worth u. d. Walter L. Pierce OF YonkeTs and Minnie b.
daughter OF William Main Smiie OF New-YoIk.
Al notices Of Marriages must be tRd0rssa i1ih fuH
sanlA aud address.