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New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,rrr,,rv u coNDJCT REARREsTED.

snuhan p. Condict. director of the Mechanics'
Ns,aus Bank Of Newark who was arrested Week
go charge Of aiding ana and Sed IN
hsi, WAS rearrested yesterday morning on a Gi hsii
su;t brought by Receiver Frelnghuysen am ps.r
was xed at S250 900 The suit Is fot }ne tSs han
after Condct became aware of Its SontthoI ha IN the
criminal charge his house riat IN by detective II
was apprehended that Condict wouid seen as denmsS
The city and forfeit the bail given IL was oeeGu zen 20
prudent to secure him oy bo.Tn last sstur-
view Of nv the shs sSI receiver Under the laws
SfS the United it was rOst,yo mot D0ssSS S4Sof
Thai no was about to depart suddenly nom tile
conntry. II was therefore, determined 10 ; uiscoh,
tinue the receivers suit in equity ana 10 oSn wond
allow the Judge TO hold the deiendeh' W Wdna ~
snch sum as he mi ght deem advisable. On WedneS-
day DistrictAt,or3ey SS raSSSeT procured the
necessary afidavis and submltteo 5heln Cd;t " 70
Nixon. who granted IN order holding Conuic. ,o 10
20 Tinted States Marshal Hutchinson, whoplaced IL
in The hands OF deputy who made the arrest yes
terlay morning The afiidaylts are by tie receiver
adavit sets forth history of the case substan;
fially as given in his statement contained IN Ie D
Of equity and already PuGhtheo ardict II has DISPOSED
of mart of his property with intent 10 escape nis
liability. James f. Bond deposes that Condlct ha9 S
a long time been very aIlSnJi We W tho
tbe hank and knew more of its business than any
other director and that he had given no fOTma nOTa
tion whatever that he had received any lnIorln1
tion as to anything wrong in its affairs MI Bono
affidavit states that when the plan OF c9ihP[o,5s99
with the depostors was being matured, CoiuIct
came 10 his house aud requested hun to put aown
his contribution ($250,O00l. remarKne Una, IL Mas
one-half Of all he was worth. Mr. Bona adds Iai
he has ample means of knowing Condlcts s hnanclai
condition. and believes that he was worth nluct'
over one-half million. Condict was given nnth
This morning to produce his bail, and in the mean
time was permitted to remain in his house IN tne
custody of United States Marshal. HIS c9nnsel
are Cortlandt Parker and Leonard Joseph Bedle.
In the United States Court at trenton on
Wednesday bill was filed by COrtlandt Parker
connsel for Edward Dalbach & Son, against the
receiver of the Mechanics Bank In suit TO nave
The plaintiffs' notes which the bank had hyp0the-
cated cat in New-York and which the plaintiffs have v
already paid set off against their deposit anG sy
credit the hank failed rstuT9Gd the TO r t6s trim IN
the snit of the receiver against Daniel Dodd,
Pbineas Jones and Matthias NJ; Dodd, bondsmep OF
Cashier Baldwin, TO recover the amount Vi Vnen
bond 500 600
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

favor of the Importers and Traders National Bank
for 81, ,O43 OF on discounted notes which haye gone
to protest. The company was Incorporated under
1850. ia manufacture patent mattress materials
il had a paid IN capital Of $4,000.
It recently became embarrassed for Eeady money
on the machinery in the factory as security. IL Is
expected that arrangements will be made to con-
tinue the business. The president of the company
Is Samuel A. Flower secretary. James 5. Stearns
treasurer. William X. Clare.
Dispatches from Boston state that O. l.: Gillette,
manufacturer of cigars, has failed. with hallLies S
due 70 his creditors in this CITY, He has been in
business twenty years and has failed twice before
In the matter of the assignment OF clinton II:
fled Yesterday: Liabiiitics S142, ,42f 65; nominal
assets, 81 500 I6; actual assets, 6OOQO. Inc
following schedule was also filed in the asslgnment
of Victor w. Macfarlane TO Cephas Taylor: LA
bitics, 1864 26S 21 ; nominal assets, $2Io'oo4 %;
actual asse is, $2l6,424 27.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO ENGLAND.

II was stated in shipping circles yesterday th9t
line from Grimsby to the United States had been
completed, aud that the pioneer vessel would sail
other vessels upon each Wednesday thereafter 1t
was also stated that at first the line would he ex:
penmental, it was not fully, decided
whether 10 run 10 this city or Philadelphia.
If the line should be successful from the
first, new steamships would be built, Of not less
than 900 tons capacity each, fitted especially for
immgfant passengers and general freight II Is in
tended TO make southampton port of call The
new company is to DO known as the Black Star
line and viii be q competitor. OF the Huh Inc Of
st amships for the Leeds Sheffield, York and North
of England traffic. II was stated that the company
would make effort TO form a compact with the
Psunsylyania Railroad TO do it's inland business.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

ence Of tho Methodist Protestant Church this morning
papers were presented and referred to the Committee
on Boundaries from Whaleyvie and Talbot Circuits,
each asking to be divided Thirty descendants Of In
dians at Indian RiYer Sussex County, Delaware asked
10 be admitted by the Conference congregation.
The petition was referred.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

another tempest, on February ~, P. Nielsen, Of
Sweden, was washed overheard and drowned.
of the vessel caused the shifting Of the cargo. The
ship was not righted until after the weather modero
ated When nearly In sight Of Montauk, the
strong northw est gales.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
FAILURE OF A FIBRE COMPANY.

the factory Of which is at Green and Bay-sts,
jersey City, has been placed in the hands Of a re-
ceiver by Chancellor Runyon, Of heT-JerSey
Judge Lawrence, of the Supreme Court, has also
granted an attachment against the company in
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

S. James Hotel-Ex- Governor John i. Hartranft,
OF Pennsylvana and Charles e. Smith, Of Philadelphia
h Arenu. HoteEI T. Stahhapa % n oi MI
Samuel L. Clemens Of Hartford Grand CentIa Hott-
Ex-Governor J. NJ Ashley. OF Ohio Wtndsor Hoet-Gen'
eral {. ID. Mac Dougall Of Auburn, ". y.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

FAIR TRADE-First North Country Farmer
with newspaper: Another storm predicted from
America second ditto; Fat / They can sem
as mony hurricanes they like, an baw sna-lIft an
hail fOrby gin they wed only keep their darhed beef at
hanc an no spile the price O. my nowte."-fPunch
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
Announcements
THE THEATRICAL PROFESSION INTEREsTF

THE THEATRICAL PROFESSION INTERESTED,
Mr EdT Hamilton M OF the GranG 0gga 3 nS hS9 d8G m me @
trcal profession and the respective patrons O those places OF
new for the nesmagie remedy spoken Of had been
% pretty ws rs4 9G m In Il S G not % 9s % m
at the time paid attention to it, In very short time,
however excrucatng pain came on IN he vicinity OF the
hpths recurring every ten minutes and seeming to grow
worse with every %eat @ to dGI4F @ VINO pade S
h & iGT GoI @ % y ht # iva Was Of IN no more % avail than 5 much
ties at the cave ANA limped so badly that several
jacobs o and told me had Undoubtedly strained eading
sneH M vas TOO ats St @ ngRt @ to get 'g medcn eo aG m
periods and passed miserable night Early IN The morning
chief with It, bound around the affected part 1t seemed TO
vi rs wy a FG qed e oh o % e evening Ts
straight die and trouble from the strain have
ticcd or experienced since"
A stitch in time saves nine. A Holman Pad
applied in time will save much misery and grief Audruggists
vigorous growth of hair is promoted and the
youthful color restored by applying Parkers Hair Baisam
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
l44Loxlng gtOllye. near 2Jth'Jt Hours, SO A1i)O.
Attention To Gentle noL
-
LuYRRoRG'$ M12c1seI StiI PIFGFCHE' RsF1
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
o6sea ed Is Elects on the health ter customers send
to Mrs. LYDIA h. Pnkam, 233 WesternaVep Lynp, Mass
for pamphlets
THANKS
That North south, East West for SoZODONT
Every with mOdth needs H. u Is good for humans ev
eryhere the homes in Texas the Plains or the Paclc
Coast and upu the once disputed Aroosook region
Druggists keepit.
WuArEvERY HORSE AND CATTLE OwNERWANTs
GOOD, RELIABLE CONDITION POWDER.
such IL found in
TOBiAs'S DERBY CONDITION POWDER,
pm
animas DsTRMPER, Bor WORMS makes the urine
clear and increases the MILK COWS Colonel d. MCDANIEL,
the VETERAN TuRFMAN made KNOWN the INGREDIENTS
which they composed and has given certificate GER
Trying THIN INNOCENT. sold by the druggists and
.adders at twenty five cents. Depot, ~ Murray-st
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
LARGE SUNS GIVEN IN CHARITY.

Isaac Burr died Mt his home, No. % Univer-
sy.place in 1857, leaving large fortune to his wife
and three daughters His property was almost entirely
zeal estate, and included. IN addition to many down
town buildings. tract Of land extending from Firth
ave. between Forteth and Fortyfourth-s;s, for some
distance east of Msdson-avc This land has since be-
come one OF the most valuable portions OF Manhattan
Island and the increase IN its value made Mr. BurI'S
family very rich. His widow died In 1862 His three
daughters then made mutual wills by which each be-
qucathed her share the survivor or survivors subject
to very large and numerous bequcsts to various
charitable institutions. None OF these charitable
bcaucst however be paid to the institution to
which given until the death Of the last survivor OF
the three Therefore when the eldest daughter, Mar
care died In 1862 the two other daughters had the use
of her property until 1868. Then Mary, the second SIS
ter died and the surviving daughter sarah had the use
OF the whole estate. with he right Ia dispose as she
pleased OF her share. She continued to live at her
fathcrs In University ypluce passing very quiet
lie but was well in Episcopal Church circles TOT
her many acts of charity On March she died Her VIII
T. i'm the hands OF her executors j. T. Titus, j. H. Rk,r
aud Samuel Rker, and has not yet been uuseacd JOhn
H. Rker said yesterday, however that 1t contained Dc-
quests similar In cb aractcr to her sisters Wills but 1Or
larger All the lcgacles under the three wills
now become payable ard between S2,OOO,OOO anu
80 900 900 will be disposed OF In this manner The Wills
of the two eldest daughters contained number or be-
quests the Institutions Thcs, were tOloWs
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TODAY.
Sun 8l9 sets 6:Ol Moon rssli52 Moonsase dys2 20
HIGH WATER TODAY.
ForenOon-sdy Hk lilo Gov Isld ll:48 Hell Gate LII
AreToOn-S'y HK 1885, Gov. Isl'd, -, Hell Gate ld7
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
FIXING UP.

THE TERM FURNISHING GOODS" APPLIED 70
SHIRTS, NECKwEAR, GLOVES, ETC, IS SUCH
CUMBERSOME PHRASE THAT WE WISH SOME ONE
WOULD INVENT A BETTER ONE TO EXPRESS THE
SAME MEANING. HOW WOULD "FIXINGs" soUNDI
CALL 1T WHAT YOU MAY. WE WISH IT GENER-
ALLY KNOWN THAT, BESIDES THE BEST STOCK
OF MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING IN NEw.YoRK.
WE KEEP EVERY ESSENTIAL OF a GENTLEMAN'S
WARDROBE. BOYS "FIXINGs," TOO WITH HATS
AND CAPS; AND ALL SOLD on THE oNE.PRIcE
AND Low.PRICE PLAN.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

The eldest daughter also left 10000 each to the Amer
lean Tract socicy the NewlOrk Dispensary, and the
Eve and Ear lntrmary. The rcs OF her estate she de-
yiscd 10 the American Bible Society the New York Hos
pita 81. Lakes Hospital and the Foreign and Domestic
boards of Missions of the Episcopal Church. TO be divided
in proportion the amounts OF the lcgaccs gwen 10
them The remaining beqGests OF Miss Mary Burr were
, 1882-02-22

Enhver, der har Indsigelso at trem-
fore imod ValgliSten opfordres ! Hen
hold til ColonialIoy af eide Novem-
Der 1868 ) 25, senest 3 Dage efter
Udl0bet at den ovenn@vnte It'd til
YalgbestyreIsens Formand sEriftligen
at mdgive saadan Iadsigolse, med
OpgiveIse af de Grunde, hvorpaa
samme st0ttes.
VaIgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds
risdictions Landdistricts Ealgkreds
den 3die Februar 1882.
R. PETERSE EN-,
Formand.
, 1882-02-22

1PHE list of those qualified to vote
for members Of the Colonial
Council is open for inspection at the
Courthouse from the 18th to the 28th
instant from 8 o'clock a. m. TO 3
o'clock p. m. Whoever has any OBJ
lection to make against the said list is
hereby in accordance with the Colo
NAL law dated 9th November 1868
525, requested to state such objection
in writing to the Chairman of the
Electoral Board, with the reasons on
which such objection or objections
are based, within 3 days after the
aforementioned time.
The Electoral Board for the Town
of Frederiksted, the 3rd February
1882.
r. PETERSEN,
Chairman.
, 1882-02-22
DeEjend~tg joTelso.

ISTEN over VaIgborettig4de til
(, CoIouiaIraadet henlig@er tir'Eftor-
syn paa dette Steds Ih;n9huus fra
lode til 25do denne>, begge Dago ind
belattede, fra ri. 8 Slot Formiddag
til III. 3 sIet EftermiJdag. Enhyer
der bar Iad>igelso at fremtGre imod
Valglisten, opfordres i Henhold til
Colonization af 27do November 1868
525, senest 3 Dago efter UdIobet at
den ovennavnte It'd, til Valgbesty-
reIsens Formand skriftIigen at md
give saadan Indsigelso med OpgiveI-
Sc af de Grunde, hvorpaa s2mmo
st0tteS.
VaDgbostyrelsen for Frederiksted5
Dyes YaIgkreds, den 3dle Februar
1882.
r. PETERSEN,
FOrmand.
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VALUABLE
Town Lots for Sale
in the growing village of
DARR0WVTI.I.E IA

Opposite Donaldsonyille, left bank M;as;s.
slppi river, the River Ferry Landing being
located near the centre Of the town 'front.'
and the proposed New River Road forming
the western or upper boundary line.
Recorders office. 90" Dc s"e
For further particulars, apply to DR.
U. LOVE, at Gibson's Hotel. Darrnwx;,i..
OF 10 the undersigned, at Gem rlantatio ON
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Yes, hang him, Of course! He deserves to rise
Where his heels may dangie eer Iaman's head,
At least we shall have one scsRndrei the less.
Conveniently crazed in his iensishness,
To walk our streets in an innocent guise,
With his hidden pistol sid aealthy tread.
Bu: when we have hanged him, what comes them
Had he any confederates9 Let us see
For the law is imperfect and lame at best,
And censure's weight should be made to rest
On az many as possible, women or men,
Whove assisted in breaking Its just decree.
When youth the Ephesian temple fred
l. = hat his name, he said, might live thrO' time, =
Twas decreed that 1t never be written spoken :
"A law by the chroniclers quickly broken,
Nhove given him all that I've desired,
/; And offered his chosen reward for crime.
Thus you, the historians, you to blame,
I Yon offered this fellow heavy bride:
Il he'd only compass shameful deed.
"A sckening sorrow 10 all who read.
You'd give him something Us good as Tame,
10 any one Of his vui Tribe.
Then you, the reporters, hungry for news,
i And Selling at nothings for printed prate,
You've dosed us to death with his nauseous name,
With how he looks, and whence he came,
And what he drinks, and how he chews,
? TIN the idiot reader thinks him great.
And we who have read are guilty beside;
To be curious hold we sacred right;
As we smother fainting man in the street,
Or run to evil with hurrying feet.
Making crowd where the felons may hide,
And baking justice to crafty sight.
The quack who har striyen the law to impede,
The garrulous parson to decency blind,
Every fool who has asked for his autograph,
Or greeted his jests with a brutal laugh,
Is an accessory after the deed,
. And before the next we shall have Of its kind
When few more years bring another such blow,
And the head of the nation lies in state
While our door posts are darkened, our songs
stilled,
While our streets with the ensgns of mourning are
f!lei
While We follow the funeral sad and slow,
We shall think of these things, God help us! too
late. st.
80. ~. Y .Sun.
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SWEET MEMORIES.

Plucked from the cool cmbEacc of Night
! The mornings come and.gd
And us Of old ON ,,yonder height
Days dying ombers glow.
The brook that played such merry rranks
And rushed to greet the Spring,
Still sings to flowers upon its banks
The songs it used to sing.
Against the garden wall the vines
. Are clambering up again. s.:
And meath the moon as softly shines
The pathway in the glen.
Tho orchard blooms fall ut my feet
:; As oft they fell before.
But she who makes these memories sweet
Shall scratch my back no more,
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Experimenting to determine tho order
in which the action of the various organs
OF the body ceases in asplyxia, NJ. Plot
has concluded that the exact instant of
death is very difficult TO determine. The
movements Of respiration first cease to
be apparent, then the beating of the
heart becomes less frequent, the pupils
Of the eyes dilate excessively and the
cornea becomes insensible but these
are only apparent signs of death, for
after they have appeared in dogs the
animals have been restored to life by
artificial respiration.
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HEAVENS FIRST LAw.-lt is absolutely
demanded that the mental and physical
laws Of our nature should be kept in cquili-
bliun. System and order must he recog-
nizcd as fundamental; any departure
entails sickness, disease and death, us
pen altics. 10 be healthy, beautiful and
buoyant, the whole constitution must main
tain regular action in all its component
parts. A female who impr,l,lently exposes
herself and becomes Frustrated with head
ache, pain in the back, fever, irregular OF
suppressed monthly action, with constipa-
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regular action, must be reyitalizesl, recuper-
ated at once, and for this purpose nothing
equals DR.. Dromgooles English Female
Dittcrs. 1t is prepared expressly for al
such diseases.
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Renewed conufn,aliusa ID the iniec'iona
character of consumption has been OBJ
tanned by AZ. Gibonx. In the experiments
made, air which had been expired by
cpnsumptive animals was Introduced
twice day for l05 days into wooden
case containing young rabbits, the case
being closed each time for two liuurs to
prevent access of other air. The result
was the formation Of tnbercles in the
lungs OF tho rabbits Other rabbits,
similarly treated except that the infected
air was passed through carbolize,l wad-
ding, remained entirely unaffected.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Many persons take medicine for their all
mcnts, and as soon as they feel better they
disregard all directions and stop taking it..
They try it again and again, and finally
throw it aside as worthless, when, had it
been preserved in from the start, a perma-
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in taking Prickly Ash Bitters for all com
y laints of the stomach and bowels, remem-
Der to give the medicine a chance, and don't
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ent Office, or in the Courts attended to for
Moderate Fees.
We are opposite the U. S. Patent Office.
engaged in Pa tent Business Exclu-
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When model Or drawing is sent we advise
as to patentability free Of charge; and we
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advice, terms, and reference to actual clients
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Nervous debility, melancholy, catarrh of
the Bladder. leucorrhea, ETC.. are quickly
cured ly using Browns Iron Bitters.
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Shipping GuayaS.

1t is not an easy matter to ship
guavas, for they are of such perish.
able nature. The weight of the fruit
presses out the juice which is the
most valuable part, as it contains
most of the flavor. In places where
they are extensively grown the cult
vators might join in in procuring
evaporators tor drying them, the same
way as is done with peaches and
other fruit. In this way they would
retain all there flavor and be shipped
to large manufacturers TO be made in
to jelly and mar;nalade.