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A statue Unveiled.

IsoIASAPoLrs, jar. ij.-rhe city is
thronged with vlsi lors from sll par,G o, the
state today 10 attend ceremonies incident
20 the uuveiliug Of the s'a.uc OF the !a,e
senator Morton. The exercise began with
very cIcGiiab'e street rr.et sion in
which q large number Oi mi.lty and civil
c1ugregt'luns participated Speeches aud
other exercises took place o. 5000 E1rlsh
opera house beginning nt p'Clrc-
EE.Goyeruor Conrad Bakr presided,
The Grafton Of The day ~, delivered by
tX-S saretary OF the Navy lhlmp.on. aud
speeches were also made by Senator
McDina.ti Governor Pore Senator II lr-
r'7un Hud Colonel Dudley. Immediately
following the conclusion of the exercises no
the oplrl house, he agsemulagr adjourned
to Circle Park, Ia the center ~ which the
statue H. placed. Tho monument was en-.
vel1pel In tho national cllors. The
cord releasing The sans and reveal
ing tie statute was placed IN the hands
of o, L. Morton, tho nine-yggrCld grand
son OF the senator, and at the signal was
drawn by the child when the cllOIs iall aud
tina statue was exposed 70 the throng. IAo
statue Is NJ bronze and weighs 2 100
pouads. The figure 10 eight feet, four
inches high, resting on a bronz. base six
inches nigh. The PEDESTAL is OF granite,
eight feet high. The statue was designed
aud executed by franklin SimmOu'. The
monument cost 5 $500, every cent OF which
is paid, the mOicy having been raised by
popular subscription.
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roreign EleIds.
FRANCE Ann CHINA.

PARIS, Jan. l5.-Ths minister OF France
has tho following telegram from Hal moi
dated tse 9th: since the capture OF S ,u'ay
there has been fewer pirates near Hal MOI
and Hal PhGug. The Black Flags burned
several villages Oh Tho left bank OF Black
river. We are making rtcounoisaucrs
T.e pirates threaten he provigce ot Nam
Dnk, hut Colonel Bronvils's column is
pursuing them everywhere"
RIVER TO ne TUNHELED.
OTTAWA, Jan. Is -Applioitlon will be
made to parliament for an net to incOrpo'
rate company TO construct tunnels under
the 81. Clair river for railway purposes from
Sarni 10 Port Huron.
BUrsIAr JUSTICE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. l5.-The military
tribunal has sentenced d number OF public
officials to from eight u fifteen months I'M
pfisonment for malversation in Ofiico.
ECONOMY IN KGrPr.
CAIRO, Jan. 10 The economic commits.
sion recently appointed by the khedive
recommends the discharge Of 1900 native
officials.
BARsUN's ELEPHANT.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5.-rhe steamer from
Siam with Barnum's white elephant has Ar
rived.
FINISHED.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5.-The Mercy tunnel,
connecting Cheshire and Lancashire, WAS
finished to-day.
THR MANCHESTER AAUFAcrURERs
LONDON, Jan. l5.-rhe cotton msnuf0c-
turers OF Manchester have decided 20 con-
tiuue The struggle with the strikers. Mess
urrs will be taken to restrict the supplies
OF the operatives,
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changed, WHICH vas carried uuanI-

be changed, which Was carried uuau,-
mou Is.
Alderman C7ctrc.l moved that crossings
be ordered made at thein'rrsCotIon OF Com
mrrcp and Austin, Commerce nld Jelier-
son, Camp and Lamar AND Murphy aud
Malr Carried uuHrim rs.y.
Alderman Mproney called attention 10
awning on Lamar street.
Mayor Caboll suggested amendment to
ordinance on oVil.Gisposed dogs, ~ that
they can be shot
Alderman Spelman moved that sidewalks
aud cutters on Magnolia stree. be ordered
made. Carried.
On motion council adjourned until neyt
regular meeting, three weeks hence. Car
ried
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Cincinnati's Musical Festival.

CIEcISSATr, Jan. l5.-rhe auction sale
choice season seats Tor the two weeks opera
festival to be given by the college of music
with Abbey's com pany, in February. he
gan this morning. The boxes sold A. 1915
and 1870. Premium sesis began at $50 and
sold as low AS SIT. Upwards Of three hun
dred seats we're sold by noon. The pur-
chsses include more strangers than usual.
Seats were bid in Tor people in Memphis,
Tucson. g.. Louis. Chic,gn, Ssdalls Mis-
souri,, Keokuk, Toledo, Louisville. and
points in Ohio and Indiana.
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ps,,h of !. cenerous Lady.

MALpES. Mass, Jan II Mr.. Valera
Store died this morning from the sf-cts Of
fall four weeks ago. During the l,si f-w
wears she has given - colleges aud schools
for girls over 300 0o0
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Tho Pork Problem,

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Ex-senator Cockrell, in
acknowledge the receipt of dispatches to
products IRON this country, writes That he
will do everything possible 10 protect
The pork e. terest of the west, but thinks
little can be accomplished for the present
unless the high tariff on certain classes OF
imports now prevailing in this country are
lowered. 1t IL quite evident
that the stard taken by France
aud Germany in this matter IL purely re.
ta,iatOry measure, and unless legislation
on the tariff question In this country AS
sumes more favorable aspect for their ex'
ports, IL is but natural TO expect that they
will meet US in q SINH ar manner.
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The Turf.

NEW OELEAss, Jan. l5.-Fourlh day OF
the winter meeting.
Fir.t Race-Thre- quarters OF a milo; p
Sine won; Barney Australian second; Bari
tone third. Time, 1 %.
Seconi Rsce-Mile and quarter. Bagdad
won; B,ockley second; Malvclis third.
Time. 2 SO.
Thiri R.ce-General Jackson stakes; emile
and oue-eighth; Brunswick won; Manitoba
second: Princes third. Time, 2.l6.
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Stocks md Honda

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Money, 2 to IL;
closed offered 2; prime mercantile paper, 5
to O; sterling exchange b. r., strong; 4s4 IL,
sight. 49, 3S: 3s, 100: 4 i-2s. ia 1 4; As
l24 Pacific 6's Of %, 1913 , 4: Denver Il Rio
Grande, % "a; Houston & Texas Central,
IS; Kansas & Texas % 3; Missouri Pa.
citc, 81 3S; rers.& Ptcif,. 10 30.
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Political poiats.


PAYNE ELECTED sEsA TOR For OHIO.
Coz UMBUs. o, jim. i5.-Henry b Payne
was elected United States senator 10 day
without opposition, the republ cans in both
houses voting bank ballots
JERSEYS NAV GOVERNOR
TRFHros, n. J. Jan. Ex-Governor Abb
bett was inaugurst,d to day. A snow
storm interfered Q little with the cere.
N ODy.
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pea,h Of n PbIIantbroplst.

Or. LOUIS. Jan. is.-Rdph Sci er. aged
seyenty.three, an old aud esteemed citizen,
fell dead OF spoplexy in The ro'unds Of the
Lindell hotel this sftsrnoon. He came h re
in ls49, and had shown his practical phi
l.nthropy in educational matters. Ha gave
$4,000 20 maintain the training school OF
w darlington university.
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Every woman who suffers from Sick
Headache, and who dislikes to take bitter
doses, should try Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They are the easiest ofsll med cines to take.
A positive cur. for the above distressing
complaint; give prompt relief in Dyspepsia
and Indigestion; prevent and cure Consti-
patton and Piles. As easy 10 take as sugar.
Only one pill dose. 40 in vial. Price 70
cents. 1t you try them you will not be
Witnout them
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No. COS Main street


rrgumsnl fer tho prosecution and outlined
the Gaze.
Eight witnesses were examined ~ the
morning session. They told lhs story o..
already pub ishsd. When Olloer HeKg af.
rested Nuti, no said, you've done bad
work. Yon have killed Dukos and think
another man. Mutt rep I'D, II am sorry
for The other man, sut Dukes | couldn't
help,
The defense attempted 70 prove that
Dukea was armed but au objection ~ tho
prnsecu' ion was Hnsiulued by the court
PIT. nugG, Jan. 10 arFe number on
witnesses Uure Examined ipr 800 %. tccl-
ton lhlsAiiefrOon, Tho ttsilmony, lpg-
ever. Win the exception Of John hsSi,
r1rs berry, linD ye.n old, aud
Au'tu1n Crat and George OrImu,
who malhly suhstant.attl Me.smOroi
testimony was repetition OF what hal
been told by oihaa UitnetiC7. NessmuIe
il a sfrliFhiflrwar manner said tlai ON
the afternoon oil Tho day Dukes Wa Killed
Do was play log with Willie SUIT, nt ihe late
tfr'a house, jim MATT Sud hIs uncle steve,
were shooting At a board nraialt fne carr.
HTo house. Several shot Wtl, Cred, sud
when Uac.e Steve went homo ho told Jim
not to hil.
Graft and Tunes testified 10 hearing
shooting no MUTE
Sheriff Hoover OF Fayett1 county tesil.
ned that Nut told MIN he had 10 kill
Dukes, amt was prepared Tor TO-
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NEW YoRK. Jan. i5.-It Is rumored on
change that several large grain houses sre
in shakv condition. aud one of the princi-
pie ones is only putin no hall It's msr-
Gins
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cANInIING CAsEs.

These cases were argued yesterday
throughout the on ire day. County At
torney Clint spoke the whole afternoon and
has not yet cvnclu led his argument. He
will probably finish his remarks this morn.
ing, when the charge OF the judge wall be
given ami the case 20 TO the jury.
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Pire Record.


NEW YoRx. Jan l5.-George scohs'd's
rag warehouse. No. 80 Daare street. was
ssmre sd $25,oco by Ere; insured for si6,-
COO.
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Tho Mutt Murder Trial.

PrrrsBuRs. Jan. l5-Ths second day Of
the Mutt trial made no, dimiuution in the
number OF per1ons sesking admission.
Mrs. Mutt and her daughter Lizzie. heavily
yelled we're present. and sat q short die
lance from the prisonsr's dock. John
Bayle OF Lszette county, inside the opening
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A mans wife should always be the came
especially to her husband, but II she is
weak and nervous and uses Carers Iron
Pills, she cannot be, for thsy make her
"ieel like a different person." et last SO
they ell say. and their husbands eaY 30 too
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The Rev. George ii. rhnyer, of Boubon
Ind, says: Both myself and wifs one
our lives 20 Shiloh's Consumption Cures.
Sold by w. II. Patterson 81 Co., druggists
Dallas
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WASHINGTON.
Ih,M ,leln Treaty In a Fair Way 10
bn Ratified.
Pour Railways Seeking Routes Throush
Iadlan Territory.
ssenate and House - National Notes,

WAsHisaTos, Jan IS Especial, l--WalteF
Gresham Is here working up the rish'-ei'
way through the Indian Territory Tor ihs
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe railway
Tho Aichison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
to-day entered tho he. OF applicants Tor
rieht.of-way through the territory fonr
roads have applied 20 this congress mp To
date. Governor oyerton will be hero IN tho
interest, II Is said, OF Gresham's road.
II Is charged thnt Hensiors Jonas ana
Gibson, Of Loulsians, have Joined hands
with protective tarih senator's OF New Fog
land 10 defeat the Mexican treaty. ochll-
tree says General GRAFT will BIO here on
crutches 10 work for the treaty. The later
will pass, Il Is thought, with amendments.
Lanham was to-day appointed chairman
OF the fifth subdivision OF the house oom'
mittee on territories.
The Texas & Pacific land grant, which tho
committee on public lands today unani'
m ously recommended should be forfeited,
amounts to 100000 acres In
Arizona and New Mexico aud IS valued at
$40 100000.
Paris and Greenville to-day entered the
fight for branch Of the fedora! cour'. All
the places competing for the branch except
Paris have died applications Tor the court
unsupported by full figures and intelligent
written reasons, without which nothing has
any showing here.
The special mail service between Deport
and Mosely, Lamar county, isdiscontinued.
The bond Of J. Allen Meyers. postmaster
at Bryan, amount $4,000, and of J. N.
Keith, postmaster at Armstrong Erath
county, amount $3.50, were approved TO.
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fair Ct improper, ON the contrary ii would

be anunu poncl'
hr. Naiey thought that u the assertions
made by Germany aud France, that the
meat n unhealthy, be true, Their position
Was impragnhble. II We had tvstsm
Of Official Inspection. the export OF our
Inspectors asserting that the aoundness OF
our meats would be- something upon which
10 base retsllatnry measures,
TIE morning hour expired and the mat
tar went over TO the executive tesslon,
Adjourned.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PoRAs
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUES DAY, MARCH 1s. Is


/ PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY, MARCH ls 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Glonfvne lBr Dunn Laguayra March4, Puerto
Cabeo6 and Curacao with mde ana passehsers' 10 bou
steamer New orleans Mallory. Neworeans days, with
mGse and NJ 70 SGe WG Feondna March 10
Brunswick, Ga H. and Port Royal 49, with mse and pas
steamer City Columbia, woodruff Charleston pa days,
! with md.e and plssen gers To Jas W Qnntarl Y CO.
! steamer Benefaclor, Tnbou. Wilmington NC, days, with
" Steamer Roanoke Couch Richmond city Point and Nor.
folk with mlSc and passenger TO Old Dominion - Co.
TO s nsss cor tes S Herman aGs Ko Ss co.
Ship savannah Ger Iepemann Trieste TO days. WIN
sEip Hudson GER Meyer Flume 81 days with empty bar
Snip hmphnie Ger Rabc Brcmen IS days. with cement
ship maria Anna Ger Kroni Bremen ~ K oSS Tu sal"
20 Gale Scy p with %dse to order vessel to seaser Bros
with mdse to II Deaeamp; vesael Vernon II Brown CO.
Bark RqsShet S BaT0 re Genoa % days VIII"
Bark snesokke Nor Jorgcnsen Lisbon ~ dSUs with
Barr angelo a Msstqa HS mo- WaT5 Toy' Win ''
Brig Harry smith Weeks Buenos Ayros 90 days with mdso
BrT Msrrsn b. Jones' Acau 30 days with sugar
DER vessel to master. ,.,,,o.. poro,,,,o 1o oovs
with s sugar ssi" to II sSiftS Co fgnc6 Edye Co
RS Fell Nor Iyerasen PernanUuco ~ days with sugar
sslT Mary B1C5d Mler GaE9agena y days with m"'e
srN-Er-wind at SANDY HOOK. moderate, g. clear. At
City Island. light Me- cloudy.
|. Arrived Yesterday
mdss t. BOgeTt & Morgan.
CLEARED
Steamer Gala (Br) McMickan Liverpool via Queenstown
- IL Brown & Co. 80. .,.
steamer Naworth Castle (Brl, Parkin, Leth-simpson,
Spence & Young L. IA
ban.
OelTichs & Co. A..
steamer Amsterdam (Dtch), Lucas Ansterdam-Funch'
Faye co.
Steamer Imbro Br, skipper, san Domingo Cy-simpson,
Spence & Young 4,
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance. South Amb0y-J 5
| Krems
steamer Louisa. McCue Philadelphia Clyde & Co.
steamer America Miller Port Antonio VIA Perth AmbOy-
" W IuTlhuIt
BARK Minnie q Elkin tBr, Miller, Cadz via Gibraltar
scammell Bros. -, =.
BsrT ThoIgny (Nor, Andreassen Copenhagen-smth 4
| BOe. - .,,., ~,
&to.
| BARK Miranda Corbett Msnzauilla- Brett Holton.
Bng Eichc Foster, st Pierre, Martnlque-L 4 Arm
! strong
schf Tom Williams Edwards, Pra-Lawrence, Johnson
| 4
| scbr Thomas W Hyde. sherman, Matanzas-Mhler q
| HOuHhton . ,,,,- ~,
scar Bertha Warner aithwaite Cardenas-Miler Hough
| ton.
Bayles. Robinson, Caharen-Jose Menendel
AGO.
| schr Uranus, Clark, Ponce. PR-seIas Pardo
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SAILED.
-oming, for Liverpool; Rubens, LOndOnj Wyan'

steamers Wyoming for Liverpool Ruben'. London, "yan
oke Norfolk.
Briggs Starlight SPAIN Eiche, st Pierre, Martinique;
Bonita, Boston, Nie Bluehelds.
Anchored city Island bound outBark Vasa for Monte
yfeO Brig Augusta. st Johns. Nj
or sands Point-Bark william Hales for CalaO.
OfWhitestOne- Gustav Adolf, for Guborg.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, March 16saicd, steamer Newcastle City (Br)'
Doyle, for Rosion.
l5th-salled steamer Tower I'm Br Archer, for Kew.
IivEaroor March 1s-Arrived steamer Newman CBr)
Johnston, from 81 John, NIB March g. ~,
vetia (r Rogers from New York March on her way 70
Liverpool and proceeded.
SOUrHAMITOS March lS-Arriged steamer Rhein GER,
JunQs from New York March her way to Bremen ana
prOcecdel).
HAMBuaG, March Is-Arrved. steamers Bohemia (Ger,
Karowa from New York March q, and Leasing lDeb 'os
from do March L.
AMSTERDAM March lS-Arrlved, steamer Edam (Dtch,
Taat, from New York March6.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON March 19-Arrved steamers Cratghil (Br), KIP
wan. CienfuegOs: Allentown. Swasey, Philadelphia
Cleared. steamer Lykus (Br Philskine Newport Ne"S'
Sailed steamers Romano and Lykus - ,,,,,,o...ror,
PHILADELPHIA, March Starved. steamers WllhamspoiP
Wilietts. Portsmouth, Taceny, Davis. New,Tork -,.,
Cleared, British Prince 3D. Burton LlverpOo
Lancaster Wiley aud spartan, Nickerson, Boston, BIO
die. Wallace, New.YOrk. -
BALTIMORE March l8-Arrived, steamers Geo Appod Eos
ter, Proydence Berkshrs, Howes. Boston, Oetorafa hey
nOls. New.IOrk.
WILMINGTON March I7-Auved, steamer Regulator Dosne'
New York o,.. Atlanta
CaARLEsToy. March 1s-ATved steamer City Of Atlanta
Lockwood. New.YOr.
81 led steamer Mcclellan, Baltimore.
$yEANNAH, March l8-Arrved steamers CITY OF Augusta,
NickersOI, NOw-Y Ork; Junata, Philadelphia.
Sailed steamer WIN Lawrence. Baltimore.
NEwORLFAgs March lSAt Passes-ArTived steam ers
Statesman (Br) Liverpool; Marseille (Fr), Havre
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THE SMIrGGLING or CIGARS

Some of the officers Of the steamship City Of
Puebla. whose cigars had been locked up and the
locks sealed by the Custom House officers, until the
vessel should again put to sea, yesterday appealed
TO Surveyor Benedict for permission 10 withdraw
fifteen or wentv cigars each for their personal use
Exception was taken to the published report that
the Customs officers had seized 80, 600 cigars which
the officers and crew had attempted to smuggle on
shore. when In fact only $50 cigars had been 50
seized
Captain Deaken, of the City of Puebla, said
II strange that with siXtyeigh men IN the crew
many secret places where boxes OF cigars can be
hidden there attempts TO smugge: Inc day aiter
leave Havana search every part OF tne snip ndl
snd the day before reaching Newlolk We
make another search but course after the freight is
and the baggage removed the officers are more likely
to find articles that slowed away to be snuggled
when opportunity offers This is something for which
the and his officers ought not 10 he held respon-
sible. Yet when the seizures are made the captain
held party TO a suit The who attempt the smuggl-
ing should be caught and punished.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Park Commissioner. and Board of Education meet
ings. , u,o.or Color Society,"
y. m. 49, OUT. ,,o,-o M - University
place. p. , ,,o,ee Exchance
u.
Meeting of the Dock Department ~ TO- rast
American society OF Civil Engineers NO. IL hAsV
American Athletic Club tournament Tammany Ham,
j.. M ~ on broadway
noon. e,,-,-,,ou O. -
The Rev. John McQuirk, CheRering HAIL > p H.
RiIcv penney shooting case inquest Brooklyn. -
Sailing OF Lawrence Barrett for Europe oSid' d. "
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MAGGIE FLOOD MAKES A STATEMENT.

Maggie Flood, the young woman who shot
Thomas Grady at his home, No. 23i East Eighty
seventh-st., on Monday evening was yesterday
committed for further examination by Justice
Welde at the Harlem Police Court, and will be
held until Grady is able 10 appear against her.
She said that she had known Grady for four years
and had supposed him TO be a single man. They
were engaged to be married and their banns were
published on two successive Sundays last April at
Port Chester. Grady failed TO appear at the time
learned that he was a married man. He afterward
came to see her and she correspOnded with him and
had been betrayed by him since.
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DIR. MILLER FOLLOWS MR.. HUGHES.

Following upon the resignation Of the Rev. ID. c.
Hughes from the Union Avenue Baptist Church, in
the GreenpOnt portion of Brook lynn comes the an
nouncement that the Rev: DIR. d. Henry Miller is
Church in Noble-st. The reason for his action is
his health, which has precluded him from active
service for seyera weeks until last sunday. lie
has a farm at Mystic Conn.,, to which he purposes
TO retire for rest for some months. Last year he
spent four months in Europe. DIR. Miller is one OF
and has been president of the Long Island Baptist
Association. His pastorate III that city has lasted
for ten years.
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A JUDGE INDIGNANT AT MR.. CoMsToCK.

William Hutchns, who pleaded guilty TO n charge
OF petty larceny, in obtaining draft for 500 from
Augustus Blackinan, of Georgetown, Colorado, by
the usual confidence game, was arraiened yesterday
before Judge Gilderseeve for sentence Anthony
ComStock was seated in the witness char. He told
,Jndue Gidersleeve that Hutchi0s notorious
sharper and had been for long time. The Judge
produced letter which Mr. COmstock had written
TO the District Attorney. representing that Iiutchlns
was n PROFESSIONAL - stecrer" and asking that no
mercy be shown him, and that care be ia ken that
Judge Gdcrsleeve not unduly lenient."
The Judge was exceedingly indignant at the letter.
and said that no one ought to interfere in such a
way as that. He had intended to give the prisoner
six months. but account OF the attempted inter-
ference he would sentence HIM to four months
IMPRISONMENT,
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hotel-Sir Henry Meysey- lhompssG r1,
81 England Ppm Avenue HofcI-Alexa no noston
ham Bell of Washington, and John AlsSi roshpgton
and Indce s b Bcardsley Of BRIDGEPORT Ho ~ carr
Union Square Hoel-secretary OF State Josp lanes $
Of Alhany 81 Nicholas H0tct-0eneyThh y Weisbt.
Neeley OF Pitt Hotel
of Tailade phia ST. James % j.
u n Lockwood, OF Buffalo. bFft""'' "V'''
H. Wilson. Wilmington, Del
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then several cars passed over him. The body was
children.
PRIXCrToy-The Rev. Drs Gordon, OF boston
and Crosby of New-YorS have been conducting
religious services in the college.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 600 03s Moons ageds %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
H. M-SsRdy Hook. O.}3 Gsv. Isanl l0j Hell CAFE 2:5i
F4A.--sndy Hook, O:5S Gov. Island LIS Hell GATE SlI
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At the last smoking concert in London the
Prince of Wales appeared and striking TOP HAT
so becoming appear that he presented himself at the
pboOerapers friend London forwarded NIX the 0RGl
photograph. which will have on view 10 the
window OF establishment under the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Wednesday March 49, . ., i, A.,
The Prince being recognized the first gentleman In the
world from dress standpoint IL fOOws that Wna NC wears
Is PROPER FORM" ,,---.
have adopted this hat for spring shape and In present
ing il 10 the American public moved by the conviction
that accepted the correct and perfect Easter SIX
Hat. Respectfully, KNOX, a., me 1 hat,tei,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-19

swifs Specific cured Of scTofua which is hered
tarv in v family have suffered with for many years, and
ve tried great many physicians all sorts Of treatment
but TO no purpose when began to take Sws Specific
was horrible condition but thanks to this great remedy
am rid OF the disease There doubt but that II is the
greatest medicine in existence hope any who doubt will
write to me. H. C. HA"ES Jk, Auants' "d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-19
sCROFTLA-SWIFTs Specific, :. : s., has never

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York Also examination consultation by two experienced
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-19

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rest get box OF BRUMNELLs CELEBRAIED COUGH boFs
They will afford immediate relief