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health ripe In mental Attachments and hale good fellows
well met IN social fe their uterances in relation to tbs
requirement. and maintenance Of these happy cOndl-
tons present food for thought which shond serve as
life lessons to the great majority Seldom do OF such
pronounced cabre, who hold In Observance the old adj
ages ana preccpf~ OF health suffer from tho iHdisposi
tions and Ills Of the flesh which fall 10 the lot Of hui
mainly Ia general With genial exterior, and Wcll-fOrti
fled interior. they journey through life unru0cd by s
turlnoils with that Cpncntment stamped
feature indicative Of the highest type Of pluck and phys
ica stamina The contrast presented by the great ma
10rty, who constantly alng with headache, low
spirits bilious attacks assitude hypOchon
dria and other gloomy conditions which make lie mis-
cradle and which the outcome OF ignorance and dis
regard OF the DrOprCe- OF health which govern these
conditions, speaks III OF sOcalled advanced civilian
ton. The browning evil conducive TO these all
ments, and wrctchcd mental and physical condition
generally, a. that scalthY foe ~ the human called
costtce-s the promoting cause 81 nearly all diseases
which threatening in their aspect and destructive to
health and life The wOmnn who feels uuwel or
ont OF SORTS has touches Of the blues nea cboy feel
1ngs headn he sallOw pale complexion arr who is dis
almost invariably trace their cOndton-Whether 1t be
temporary Or grated into the ndii dua-tO this much
Ignored yet dangerous habit OF body The system de
ands Immediate relief from stOppagcs and distractions
natural remedy for their removal which the handwork
o man has rendered palatable "A the choicest fruit
or dessert delicious fruit lozenge scarcely larger
t!an nlnedged PIN, without any taste or suggestion
OF ncdcuc ana which Cleanses the system IN natural
and reeabe manner, is the remedy in question. The
recently ,sed and highly perfected IrOpc Fr1it Laxa
tVo has The distinction Of being the only preparation
ever produced embOdyng these desirable qualities.
FOR all the purposes OF pugatye, catharc, aperent or
system renoyatng medicine IL in every particular.
sim ~ unapproachabe. Tho improved lOzenge, put up
III - and 5Cccn boxes, is distinguished from the former
kind by the word Revised appearing trade mark
sci to lay on the tongue" is the encomum bestowed
upon 1t by New-York editor.
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TIE DRAMATIC WEEK.

pleaSing incident Is the return OIL MI ana
Mrs Florence who will begin engagement al b"o1h
Tncaire appearing In The Ticket of-Leave Man
Their respective performances. in this DRAMA are 'Ae
lent and the interest and humane teaching oil the pa!
need mol he urged. ..."A Celebrated Case Is 10 De
revived asan.-this time at the liith Avenue
T1ca,re Were James ONeil, Lewis MOIflsoh'
naude Granger and others will appear IN w. MISS
D.bins,l,'. enhancement has ended Pelorin'h'os
% The enc6t of the Actors Fund take place tomorrow
afternoon At various theatres Of New-lOrk-bOo'h =,
psl,,s III. standard the Union square WallackS hlu
the ITALIA being among them
The receipts taken at The ITALIA Theatre '"lO"rIo"
ui.lt. Will be givon TO the German Hospal..An en-
tir,v new programme Of entertainment has D'eh ar
ranced al BaiIn's Great Show Mr. HERMANN Ihe
wizard appears at the Bjou Theatre, and VIII mere
show hi, bold and deft fcats Of "magc. Ifoi'1ApI
Nathan sheppard begins series 1i ehteIl on
Apr = al Association HAIL. The spectacle vi me
j,ck crook viii he revived al NiblOs IhcllIe, ol the
Irf, brothers Tue essential novelty Oh lne Wen
/. a new dr. ma by BARLEY Campbell, ehtltltu INC
u ME slave" which Will be brought ont NJ HdNt4, =
tl,..tr In Inurteeut'i INorcuns, al inc am,
"Odrf,r" al bays claude Duvai,' at Inc S;t01Iu'
mn. Merry VAR" at the IhHlia, AOull, AT NdIloh -
Inc IIshls o. London. at tine Union square 94.i..Vi
s.xcr..tt," at the Theatre ,Omlque, Iallehce ana
,l.r fares al he san Francisco Minstrel Theatre ana
,,i.e,l n, performances al BuLuelS Muselm' WIZ
h, rei,atrd as heretofore for some tlinc "ol.
lk 6f bringing cut "1nc squire, at ihe mon S,'ie
80 fIar, harris /, 10 change her hil Tor lht Hcs
sav and Thursday matinecs al that iouSe - d.
UlrIs CliN> NGJaiO IOSe" 10 the NlhG7oi AAo"10'
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yah yah, did cried the girl i saw MI Won
80 Mere scight Of hand. my dear girl, said to her
He seemed ia nut them in. but he didn't
" And of course" continued Mr.. Maplcson, he had
not put them in. - - -, ,,,,o
son said that he mad produced " The Tanning OF the
Sbrew T" in London Everything was ready for It's ir0-
dncton here its pccunary result on the other sidc
lad been so meagre that he had. with Nine liak en-
Inc concurrence. substituted d" LAfricane.'
In behalf If Madame lIauk II is said that there was no
ouesilou Of double violation of the contract by MT
Nnpeaon first I'm the production Of the two operas
mentioned aud agn'u IN permitting another tHan her
10 sim the part o Sekd The contract tlis IA
her role exclusively. The result of the consultation ne
tween the lawyers was that Nine Hauk secured from
Mr. Napoleon an agreement In writing which provided
that consideration OF her not taking advantage 0f the
alleged breach OF contract Mr. MaplcsOn valves the
right which he had under the contract to hold her unt
che end of May Under these circumstances ana IN
order not 10 drapp0nt the public, she consented TO
sing in Carmen" and also in the other operas for
which cast until the middle of April Then she
VIII leave the COMPANY.
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FIRST or dPRIL JOKES.

The usual amount Of imposition was at
tenoted upon the crcdrty Of mankind yesterday ana
the dav was given up to the invention ot tr'Ks anu
devices to deceive ones nriehhor' Senuns people VI
,,,is was tre0ucntl, done The sagardenlcrs
~ bsipc.s is t. taste their samples were often com
peed 10 taste mixture of salt and molaSses instead OF
brown sugar. Placards bearing the sign April Fool
were pinned by daring small boys To
49,, ,..-tous of policemen. Telegraph mes
'"r va a. mo cascs could with difficulty induce
nr,ons 10 open tccgrams addressed TO them. Many
y, H. Innr1ir - method Of yicmizng exceedingly IN
nilar with the victims Many other ingenious tricks
ItrrDI
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manuel Presbyterian Church, died n. morning of pnou
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynODsis for ne past ~ hours.

WASHINGTON. April ?, 1 a. m.-Ihe barome-
ter is highest on the South Atlantic coast and lowest In
the Upper Lake region. High southery winds prevailed
during the day the Atlantic coast aud over the Lake
region Light rains are reported from NeW-Eng'hu'
Partly cloudy weather prevails in the Middle Atlantic
sacs In the other d=tscts the weather Il generally
fair The Temperature has from 100 10 2O9 In the
Lake region New-Isnglind and the Middle Atlantic
States and from % TO lOo in all other ustcls Gust VI
the Mississippi River.
Indications for 10 day.
For New-Enqland. partly cloud weather ana ram
south Winds lower barometer, hgher 'enpeIa-
,-..,.o.
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
south to west Winds low barometer stationary OF higher
tcmperaturc.
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Absraei Of Neurological Report for re reek ended al p
4 MUSICALE AT GENEEAL DI cESNoLRS

The Family Fortnighdy Musical Club was
entertained al s last meeting for the season ast even
ing by General and ii Cespoa at their home In East
Fiftyseventhst The musiCdl programme war rendered
under the direction Of Nile Corradi by Miss oil Ceshoa
Miss Shea the Misses stebDins, Mrs Charles Day ahc
Mr. Parsons all young amateurs. Refreshments were
s.rvedb nv Delmonico Among those present were Mr.
ard Mrs John TAYLOR Johnston. Miss Fanny johnston
Dr. and Mrs John savage. MI and Mrs james H. S'TO-
ljus Mr. and Mrs Morris X. Jcsup. Mr. ana MrS John
sherwood Judge ard Mrs DAILY, Mr. dnd MIS- Horace
White General and Mr.. Cuulu General ana 4rS. JH' h
SON Mr. ahd Mrs. Joseph W. Drc1cl, OaeiJu5u'e oHO"
md Mrs. l.. &. Stcduan
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SrARS THIS MEFK.

john T. Raymond viii appear in Muskegon,
East saginaw Bay city. Port Huron, London ana Ham
Mary Anderson does not act this week. "ut
viii rest At her residence III BrOohy Ed"Iu Boom
Is In Tie enjoyment o. brilliant Success ia Chc5o ne
will ciose his engagement theic Oh April b.. Gene
We've Wand VIII be seen in Springfield, HOlyoA, North
arnpton and Providence Locke Richardson al the
Union League Theatre, reciics the Merchant oil
Goual eries Oi entertainments there Kate iaXi"u
vii act in Milwaukee. Muskegon, Grand Rapids and
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MEN OF PLUCK.

THEIR HAPPY LOT IN LIYE-HEALrH AND LoNGEv-
ITY ATTAINED.
Distinguished public servants and self-made
men In different spheres Of life, whose traits
OF character personal habits and methods Of living and
enjoying tho pleasures OF life, creep into publicity
through sagacy ofnewspaper correspondents are OF
the discriminate cass who best understand the value
and necessity OF discipline in matters which go to make
I'D every day life. Bountifuly endowed with vigorous
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OBITUARY..
TIE REV. JOSEPH HUNTER.

The Rev. Joseph Hunter, an Episcopal clergy
man. died last night at No 7 West Twenty hfth-st. He
was born IN Brooklyn in 1909 where his brother ex
Mayor Hunter, still lives. He educated for the min
isry IN Ohio aud for several years rector at ST.
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church In Brooklyn. For
echteen years had a parish i'll south Carolina
Georgetown After the he returned TO this state
where he had three churches-at Guiford Angelica and
Corning Three years ago ne came 10 New-l ork and
has attended Trinity Chapel, in West 2jtn-st often
assisting In he services. He leaves wife and one son.
Dir Charles Hunter physician in ST. Lukes Hospital
'hau
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he MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
ENREI.N pnIT-.


OF T. NJ Jenkins Colorado, salt Lake and the Yosemite
Valley. complete in numbers that the books
viii probably hc closed within few days. Mr. jenkins. who
has twice made rp goes with the PARTY he formerly
the manager the tourist firm Of Cook son Jenkins and
was the only American IN 10. Trip occupies IS days. Visits
the Gaysefs Monterey The only proper
time Of the year. Palace, ' the Frequent stors to
svnd fatigue Leaves by Ncw-Norh Central r. H. Monday
Anil H. At D. m COST $3.50, which includes everything
Prorrummcs and daily itiuerincies sert by
J.. M.JENHlNs POI broadway. New. York
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DESPERATE FIGHT 1UoYG RUFFTANS.

CrSc1yNArr, April Ia dispatch to The
C,o,o,ocrcid from Lexington. KY, says " Al
Frencbburc. Menifee County last night in whiskey
shop fight with pistols and knives began between
o,,,t q dozrn rr,tlians william Thompson and Martin
Inncs Crra each shot twice. the latter moraly. Nnan
Dui'con was cal ia the abdomen Doors OF houses were
save their lives. 1t is believed that one
Hur1,hv was Ell and tho body carried away many OI
inc Tprians who escaped were wounded
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FASHION NOTES.

Guipure lace Is popular.
C,,p.v bonnct4 arc revived.
Crclonne fans are very large.
Iace-inccreI gloves are new.
This is 10 he q velvet season.
Red parssols remain IN favor
Red wells are worn by brunettes.
Feathers cover fans aud parasols
Velvet ribbon trims straw bOnnets.
New dresses have prncesse effects.
The sideponted dOlman l. revived.
Neapolitan braids again in favor
Muslin embroidery il used on bonnets.
T,rocaded nuns yelling II fashionable.
Velvet crowns are on Continental hats
Sun umbrellas are Of double-faccd silk.
Checked silks watered are very stylish.
Nine shaded roses appear on one bonnet.
Largo ribbon bows are worn at the throat
Uona-caIying ornaments paIasoi handles.
Partridge plume is the shade OF brown.
French dresses have tucks scWcd by hand
coldwoshcd blttons are used on new dresses.
Flower bonnets are entirely of small rosebuds
Ladies tailor-made suits cost from T0O To Sl-o'
Terra-cotta velvet trims white woOen costumes.
Plain sleeves, with simple cuils, are most stylish.
Srottcd and sprgged muslin is used for White dresses
whit dresses are embroidered all the waist and
skirt.
Terra Gotta ribbon black straw bonnets is very
New sash ribbons have raised chenille flowers and
leaves.
New eks are pleatod in front ana BACK, Dut not on
the sides
rails Of coorcd wool are made OF to edge fOunces
and ba-quos
carved lakewood is fayoitc material for sticks for
elegant paTasols.
Iopr Glove, are worn outside the sleeves half way up
to the elbow.
Dark green contrasted With sunlower yellow l. seen in
spring b0nnets.
The woven Marguerite lace gloves VIII DC worn Win
summer dresses.
Black grenadne over red, olive yellow satin is used
for mAntie..
parasols have the entire top covered WIN aru
fetal flowers.
Manila hats with velvet crowns, are wei fitted for the
first spring days
Intense colors and aesthetic styles are avoided by
fashionable women.
Velvet tabors and vests give rich effect when COM
bined with fine wool dresses
Dark grcen ecru and terra-cotta are the prevailing
shades for bOnnets and dresses.
Few of the spring fashions most OF them are
reyivals Of styles worn only few years ago
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ANDREW s. WHEELER.

The family of Andrew 5. Wheeler at No.
10 Gaatn-plsce. Brooklyn, received the news ycster
dav morning of the death of Mr.. Wheeler III Havana
Cuba where he gone days before on account OF
his health which had been failing for some time. He
was srtyone years DID, and was for many years one OF
the largest dealers real estate and one OF tDe beat
known men In Brooklyn About six years ago ne Duit
the large iron -fronted in Fuonst between
Hoyt-st. and Gailatin- place Known AS the "neeer
building He leaves son and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-02

DR. J hSieruan-pca- Sir: From personal experience ot
the worth 4 your appliance N your treatment or
hernia freely speak of a. heneacion TO an those
VIII, NAV need II knowledge OF what IL Il ana do ~ ~
hest clniendatiOu not heard Of ~ ,dual
ResDectfuly yOurs J. ID. ADAMS
Nerose III hlands Mas, sept. q.
Or sherman book which mailed for 10 cents contains
valuable informal ion for those afflicted with surure his
DAYS 0f consultation principal Office 2jl Broadway, are
Mondays. tuesdays and Saturdays Of each week
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SOCIETY NEB'S IN BBTEF.

Mrs. Henry J. Hahn gave a children's party
on Friday.
Mrs. /. G. Tlnotson received her friends at home on
Friday.
room OF the Hotel Brunswick. ,,.,
Nirs. C. l.. ANEW entertained the saturday HNcn'"s
,l,. frit
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4 HOTEL BURNED.

PrrrsBrRG, April 1.-The Eleanora Springs
Hotel at Haysyille, twelve miles from this cty' the
property o d. H. Tooney Of PittsDurg, was totally DC
stroyed by fire this morning Tho building was valued
af 81 n 600 There were no bOarder5 III the hOtel.
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TWO BOYS KILLED.

PnGNIxvILLE Penn, April l-Whilc the four
small boys of Lewis Rowland were playing IN saho
tunnel this afternoon Port Providence, two miles
nom This place. the bank caNed ia, Killing Two OF INC
bo,e and seriously i.,lurlng the other two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-02

wife OF J. Henry Vail and youngest daughter Of the late
Samuel wood
Funeral the First Reformed Church REV Mr.
Allen'sl on Monday, April 3, at 2:30 p.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at y. IN.
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MIrSIC AND THE DRAMA.
nnrrA AZ TIE ACADEMY.

Tho eticct of the controversy between MI
.,.a,,.cn and Madame Hauk, made known ny ."' "o"'
-. Yesterday morning, was plainly viSipi' L" '"o
F ~ the audience In the Academy III "'
~,,orroo, "Carmen" with Madame hsnR ID "o
rc.haraetcr has always attracted an audience
,,, ~ the can,c,ty Of tue Yesterday ihe'e "0.
,,,,r.ds NJ vacant chairs The circumstance wa II
vov = testimonial to the popularity OF the "'' Wv, ~
!, mad lis unfortunate aspect in the diTal'i ,nt
The many who would have come had iheH NM, .,, nor
MADAME Hank would reconsider her de'o''
to sing. IL, .hot came before
,sthorch stimulated by the trouble tna' o'''. aoed
en- lin, NJ th. curtain Madame Ha"k SANG -, 49,.
,be mar, of the wicked but fascinating "9i, ho had
&C, aosh and elegance. Ii seemed as ''o"- n.,,t
- hen Al charming before ana ha" NV "a
- - ,o.,v phases of the character "i "' -"
- oroafion The other singers causI' 'i' III" ~
,.n ana the opera was given a splendid performance
n 81 IN, last three subscription nights lail"h ~"
.,od Friday this week, the opera VIII Dc gwen WI
,,,,, NIGHT instead The list for the week II Dr. ii
1os Monday night II Trovatore," win Mue' hoSNn''
cior R,xell signo Gaass and Madame la"i"o"e ;
,r5,esd,v NIGHT "LAfricaine, Win ""u-
~ INK Campauini. Calass. NoVara ana Monu
rInrsdav evening "Ernan' for the hrst u nt LINE
im'' ,tnr dav afternoon Faust WIN Ha'hIlc
s sYG ,ns,ini Galass NoyaTa and MADAME Ia,
biacGe Tie distribution of characters I'd ii"'"
will be as follows: , ,,.,H
Ernani ccl,,o, hi puene
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Seven Reasons Why
BENSONS
CAPCINII PLA + l. RS
ARE PREFERRED
OVER ALL OTHER FAMILY MEDICINES.

FIRST CLEANLINESS IN USE; they are so immeas
ureahly neater cleaner in and much more pow
erfu quicker eicacious in removing ailments than
outmens mcficated oils salves pads Of every desc-ip
tiou ontments and lotions, that the first should
induce tue public to prefer them.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES without exception IL ~
the cheapest meritorous household remedy ever com.
pounded.
THIRD They are great and necessary improvement on the
slow action India Rubber Porous ngthenng Plt
ters and remedies employed externally; they possess
all the merit India Rubber Porous Srengt henlng
Plaster and contain in addition thereto. neuy fncorpO
rdtet reg,taJle therapeutic agents. which act specially with
an IN -eased rubetaccn stimulating strong; -ening
datiye and conuterirritant eject
FOURTH-Ther action is vigorous than electricity.
and as q local remedy they powerful and pene-
tratng
FIFTH-one BENsON's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
will effect more thau the Of dozen OF any other
brand.
SIXTH-They viii quickly cure ailments that other rene
dies after continuous and wear, fail TO relieve
SEVENTH-Phy prescribe them for their patients
preferng them any other porous plaster which alone IL
Overwhelming proof Of taer value and superior merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-02

THE REV. DIR. CHARLES WADsWORTH.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The Rev. Charles
wadsworth, d. D., pastor Of the Clinton street In
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-To.DAI

MINTATUKt ALMANAC-TODA4.
Sun 5Il G26 Moon 400 age dys II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
F0r,r oonS'dy FIX. GIL. Isld 722 Hell Gate. oil
AherH2oH-sy u'k G.J9; Gov Gsld 7i5; Hen Gate, 9:34
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From The Commercial Advertiser.
TWO GREAT PAINTINGS.
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Rupture radically cured DR. Marshs treatment the only
40 years pfactica expeIenca Only ONCE
VaasV At. AsJor House. Vesey ST. fronI
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CAUTION.

Like all articles OF extraordinary merit REASONS CAP
CINE POROUS PLAsTERS have been largely initiated.
See that the CAPCINE In the Plaster. Take
other Price rs cents
SEABURY q JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chem6ts.
Hew-lork.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

nEts Pharmacy, 2s Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE. April Q l e. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday was almost steadily down.
ward Clear and fair weather followed during the
last quarter by cloudy aud rainy weather The temper
allure ranged between $50 and $50, the average Ai4
being GIao higher than the corresponding day sat
year and CLIO lower than on Friday
Cloudy and rainy weather, with higher temperature
followed by clearing and colder weather. may Do OK
pected this city and vicinity to-day
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
Absrae Of meteorological Report for e eek ended D. m
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BOUGUEREAUs SPIRITED "NYMPHs AND sATYR."
This remarkable creation OF large size AS Of arr
grand great machess. II stands by Itself beauty
ndescribable mastery deineaon of what great
artist achieve with his brush and splendid representa-
ton Of the beautiful In the female figure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-02

the Greatest Living European artists Ninety paan-
by eightywo artists All painted tn the order Of MI Wos
soected by him from the studios and exhibitions Eu
rope