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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
HE4VY sNOW IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a dispatch from
Mount Carmel Penn. TO-DAY says The heaviest snow
storm OF the winter has been raging throughout the coal
region since early morning. Seven inches OF snow FELL
hours and many OF the colleres stopped work
at noon. and railway travel IS much mpeded
wnKEsBARRE Penn, April "a heavy snow storm,
accompanied by slect has prevailed here since noon AT
Glen Summit the snow fourteen inches deep and at
azlet0n nineteen inchcs This evening" the snow IL sun
falling at the rate OF three inches an hour
LYNCHBURG. Va. April "a snowstorm prevailed
along the line of the Norfolk and Western Railroad west
from here last night and followed by extremely low
temperature Il Is feared that the fruit crop was greatly
damaged.
FoRr WlYxp Ind. April "a heavy snowstoIm began
last evening and between and six inches Of snow has
fallen. AZ midnight II Siill showing.
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DINNER TO Mr.. HENSCHEL.
my rrrTcpApu TO rIiF TRIBUNE


BosroN, April 9.-The complimentary dinner
given TO George Henscho last evening Yonngs Hotel,
vas successfu and agreeable occasion. About sixty
gentlemen were present Charles C. Perkins presided
The musical profession represented by Carl Zcrrahn,
bernhard Listemann, b. r. Lang, Arthur Foole. Ernst
Pcrabo sigmor Campanini, q. W. Chadwick. Charles X
HAYDEN and Others Professor Pane, George L. OSgood.
and Professor Bocruann who were expected were un-
avoidably absent. The critical body was headed by John
Dwight and included W. I. Apthorp, II. NJ. Ticknor,
a,dr {, Elson Among the others present were W D.
IIowrls the Rev T.. A. Horton, Henry NJ. Rogers
I,n,o. stnr,gs Or j. n DIX, otto GrundHann. George
g. Muuzig III T. Hggln-on, and Dr MesschOcft. There
was no formal speaking. Mr.. Perkins presenter me
tacbed and Mr. Hcnschcl responded briefly. Mr..
ctccs Mir Isicmann played the great Bach Chacounc.
Mr. Lang aud Nj PcfBhu gave piano music. aud Mr..
Ii,.nscbe .ang n cycu- songs OF his composition.
ra nru card was la nd-uuc and bore pictures OF Mr.
md Mira IIcnschc and their little child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
KEELY,s PROMISED EXHIBITION.
TO-DAY FIXED AS THE TIME FOR ASTONISHING THE
MECHANICAL WORLD.

TO-DAY FIXED As TIE TINE FOR ASTONISHING THE
MECHANICAL WORLD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-InvcntOr Kecly a
SHIRT time ago announced that April 10 he would give
a private exhibition Of his motor before the board Of
directors of his company at which he would forever set
the doubts about the of his scheme and
astolish the mechanical world. Tomorrow ia the day
and up to late hour this evening there had been no
postonement Of the exhibition, and If the motor man
agem,n runs on time the trial will take place at midday
at IN, Motor Works in Twentieth-s above Rdge-aye.
Thercae many doubts expressed however TO whether
the moor will really De shown.
Pres reporter to-day asked secretary Schulleman OF
the conpany 20 something definite about the matter.
"All vii be given To the public in the due course OF
time" ad that gentleman land may add that none OF
us has anything 10 thank the - reporters lor
The reporters have hee1 rdiculng ms straight along;
they seem to think this office Is public property There
Will he fret Of all exhibition for the directors, and
anOtheT lOI The TepOrlers.'
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EAsT-BOUND PASSENGER RATES.

CHICAGO, April 9.--fhe Local Committee Of
the Passenger Department Of the Eastbound
Trunk Line Pool has issued special
Joint diGerenrM passenger tariff linn
tied first-class tickets between Chicago and
New-York and Boston and intermediate points. The
rates between Chicago and New-YOrk by the various
follows BY the Lake Shore and New-York
Central Michigan Central and New York Central Fort
Wayne and Pennsylvania Central $50; by the Baltimore
and ohio, Niagara Falls short Line Now York
Central Niagara Falls short Line and Erie,
Niagara Falls Short Line and West
Shore, Atlantic and Erie Grand Trunk and Erie Grand
Trunk ana West ~hOre Michigan Central and Erie Mich
gan Central aud West Shore, Lake Shore aud Erie. Lake
Shore and West Shore, Erie aud Chicago $lS 90 The
nom Chicago 10 Boston range from $40 so 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
NE SpIEGEL CASE GirEN TO THE JURY.
The cnse of Mnrris SniegeI. Who bias been on

The case of Morris Splegcl, VINO mas Deeh on
trial Tor two weeks IL the United states Criminal Court
was given 20 the jury last night Mr. Spiese Is at the
head ~ a well known Newest firm OF Wholesale hquor
dealers aud is accused Of using washed
internal revenue stamps The principal witness for the
prosecution WAS clerk OF Mr. spesel VINO testi
fed that his employer iu the habit OF taking The
gtamps from used barrels and placing them
on after. TIE defence introduced number
of letter, purportng 20 form this informer
IN which he offered 10 withdraw from prosecution for
n considerations Assistant Distrct-Atorney roster
called experts 10 prove that these letters were fcTSee
and assistant Distnct-AtOrney FerO the prisoners
counsel Brought experts To testify 10 The gtnuneue' OF
the letters. The submitted 10 The Jur, which,
after being absent for five hours locked mp for the
night hy OF Judge Benedict who directed that u
fore this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
COUNTER SUITS FOR DIVORCE.

A suit for an absolute divorced has been begun
In the Kings County Supreme Court by Edward o. Kind
berg against Mrs Ella r. Kindberg of Brooklyn IN which
Rutland b. Molneux son OF General f. L. Molineux' Is
the correspondent Kndberg s the son OF retired mer-
chant OF No 292 Henry-st, Brooklyn. he makes aida-
Wit that after he became acquainted with the deendent
she was his mistress Ave years In July 1885, under
threats of suicide she induced him TO marry her, the
ceremony being performed by Justice Rogers, OF Flat
lands l. At that time she promised never to ask him
for support He also that on February D. tho de-
PENDANT was intimate with young MolineuX .
Mrs. Kindberg has instituted suit for a limited dl-
yorce that her husband has failed 10 support
her since they married. aud she denies the charge
he makes against her.
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BABCOCK- ~ stoningtcn Conn., M9nday, April . Eliza
beth NJ widow of COuftiaudt Babccck, age0 ~.
Funeral Thursday ate! noon at O'Clock.
NOD 3ES-At her residence. Baltimore M Tuesday.
April Meal wife ~ Robert Hodges auG daughter
~ the lato Robert H. Sherwood %! NeN-l ork.
IENRY-On The tn inst, Mnnc r.. wife OF James Blyant
Henry and daughter OIL the late Henry "a. hcCorke esq,
New YORK.
Funeral SERVICES from residence Germantown Thurs
day. April 10 pmcfuJlly a. ] O'Clock
Carriages germantown Junction arrival OF $50 D. M
train from New-lOrA.
ITrCHFI ELD-OA Tuesday, april = 1884, Benjamin Itch
reLt III the I'D year Of MS age
Ratives and friends the family respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral h5 late residence NO. l4O quincy
St Brooklyn Thursday, III = D. NJ
Kindiy omit howers.
MIIGAN-In Sommerville, Mass OF dPhtheri9. on March
~ IS9t Edgat COel aged years ami mOnits ana On
March 30 Samuel Gilbert aged years the ONLY remaining
children q La her I aud sadie H. 1ilulSaD
MISUNDERSTANDING ON Tuesday. April 3 Ca herne NJ
Payntlr. wife OF the Rev. j. SimOn,0n -. -.
FunSra services THURSDAY next NJ O'Clock Nher lae
Tesidence corner Park.ayc ant 6h-st, P1lneld y }.
Relatives and friends are respect July lnYtoi
A TRIM Leaves foot 0i LlBefty--t. at $50 OclOck
a on Friday next, at NcNto"n, L. j.
sMITH-Entered into rest. Wednesday, Apfu - georgia
UOughtup wife OF j. Granville smith
SOuce OF funeral hereafter
Ioston aud buffalo papers please copy
sCuT YAt No Ii East l2jth-st this city. % the evening
of Aorl lss4 Annie r, wife of E II. >chey, aged 10
Int.rment at Canandagua, y. Y
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UNION VETERAN ASSOCIATION.

D.. BALTIMORE April 9.-The nineteenth annual
reunion banquet Of the Union Veteran Association OF
Maryland took place tonight at the Eutsv House, In
which about one hundred veterans and number OF i'll
vited guests participated business meeting was held
when General Charles f. Phelps declined reelection
and General John W. Horn chosen president OF the
association Among those present at the banquet were
Generals II. j. Hunt aud stewart Van Wet General
John +, Locke, of w-YOrk General j, A. Dumont, D.
v brown Medical Director, United states Navy Pay
master-GeneTa Joseph A. smith, Captain John l. Gem
Senator j. r. Hawey OF Connecticut, aud General X D.
Beath Commander ia Chief OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
EMBARRASSMENT or BANKS.

4 PLAN TOR CoNuNUING THE BUSINESS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ST. ALBANs.
ST. AIBANs, VT, April 9.-President Sowles,
of the suspended Fret National Bank published open
letter TO-DAY 10 which says the bank has resources TO
nav all dcpotors and IT. stockholders from loss II
uermittcd 10 continue c suggest. plan to
all S25 such prices may De hIed on by
RANK ExamneI Hendee, The bank 10 be reorganhod by
ne cboce of snch new officers a. i deemed propor. and
hiucss 10 he resumed At The ottor Is not ayofa
bly, received.
swANroS Vt. April 9.-The National Union Bank
opened tins morning hut no money u oemg pad 10 ue
i,ors The bank now owes it, depOsiors only $4,000
AID 10 meet this has 81 900 OF good shortume paper
Tie oacers are positive Of the banks s0lyonoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
4 MARSHAL SLOT BY a LIQUOR-SELLER.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNE.f

ST. PAUL, April Q. A dispatch to the The
Pioneer Press from Mitchell, Oak, says: Hank
Lewis, a notorious desperate, keeper of a
uquoratore. murdered City Marshal T. j.
Pierce this morning. A city ordinance requires
all liqlor shops to close at hight at desig
mated hour and Lewis announced that he
would break the law with impunty and
Threatening to shsd the blood of the officer who
should arrest him. Officer Ellen ordered him TO
close his store but he refused. Ellen under
took to arrest Lewis and sought the assistance
OF City Marshal Pierce and citizens Pierce wentto
the store attempted 10 arrest Lewis when the Latter
fred partly blowing the officers brains out.
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A POSTMASTERS IRREGULAR ACE
- ..,r...u,, ~ rup rorgrrxvt

PHILADELPHIA. April 0.-Post office detect
ives from this city have been for some days inves
eating matters al Camden NJ j. post office, IL having
been alleged that there were Irregularities in the conduct
Of the office Il was found that the postmaster W. l.
Bailey was guilty Of misdemeanor In office. having
used large quantities Of stamps in this city for the pur
chase of clothing No charge has been preferred
against him NJ yet and his accounts ar oreot ana pc
nesdo isnosance Of the law 10 understood that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
KaLm NoRsEs rARrNERs LLARLE

A iury before Judge O'Gorman. In the Superior
Caart decided yesterday that the contracts which
fahn Morse made with tho actors and actresses
who tsok roles IN tho Passion Play binding
upon George D. Roberts. Albuft g. tayes and hia viio
A. a. Severance aud John Nerns. a verdict Tot
~ asa s2 accordingly rendered Ia favor Of Albert
~ Warren the actof wha h. pcfsonese Pontas
rBer 30 brought Ms action against the d"fehdnts as
pannofs fsalm morse n lhs production Of the Pas
Zion Fay tia hmonbl caims tsne 81 500 with inter
ssL aas a. q balance os salsy. waiter nosebait ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
DESTRUCTION IN HAMPTON, VA.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE.i

HAMPTON, Va, April GA disastrous fire
broke ont here early this morning. and forty buildings
comprising the business portion OF the town. were
destroyed. A gale was blowing ut the time. Famines
aroused from their beds and were compelled 10
hasten TO the street without dressing. some persons
narrowly escaped with their lives. Numerous casnaiies
occurred but the excitement is great that the conu
about 100000 The insurance Is distributed as olows'
New-York Underwriters, $4,000; Rochester German
$500; Home New-York S24O; New York, 81 800 Lon
OF London $500; Virginia Fire and Marine, Sol99y,'
Georgia Home 81 800; Westchester, %i2OO; ImpeLai'
81 200; Portsmouth $1,000; German, S3,5OO; HUH
burg and Bremen, Sl1oO; Williamsburg CITY, $o4oo-
total, S57,49O
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,'c.i ounce S0ucc

Ounce SOticc
Letters Europe need not be sptealY hrcetol o a..
plrUCuilt steamer ne Ortef ~
Sery Al esnaton Transatlantic mails are of"tfdei
nv fastest vessels avat1bn -, ~, 80. -, ,.t.
mans week ending Apr IL WIN eose Az ''
Office ~ f1ll0Ws ,....,, Ar.r,ca tho s,nfh
-, norts aad the West Coast ot A"Atco. pei
.,c..,.t CIV Asph~ al at D. ma Tor Ntsst - a.
leniuesos AZ y "a iol iasc
.s"rn.auv stc. hsnsnuOit. VIA lynOaih tnos.
horg aud A anburg uotters iot Great Biln a-u o'Si
gr,S,,eg, cnlnin,s toe directed per ttApihVu
nattrs IN, germany France hhaI De ditec'eH Pei
pt,, ~ al 10 iuE Cuba Porto he, anu MSAieo'
Ctty of Mcrlda. wa haNJha-
III. for Jamaica SAfHlihsa eet rilt'Nn
ND iu,un pei s.Athos at . A. IA l"fDein"a"' PAT
= f3D A. m. Europe, per =. A'aska,
On - ',,rnstOWn ctteTs Tor 1cFnany, oie, nust 1c al
", teI at II a t0E Germany, ete. pea
-ais southampton and Br"icu ilVtteis tot 'fctt
a,r,t.tn AMI COUNTRIES nAst % utc0
ster S,licr'i At 2 ~ fOr EurOOe, peg = CitY OF ntt
In wa Queenstown Al $50 D. M Tor tuDa sbo 10
hhso u.I s. 4 saIAio1a Havana a. $50 p IA ~
Rvlnum direct Der 8. Rl,yRlaud Wa Aht"erP A. s'
D IA Tor Vera Cruz direct per ~. Mhiihes' va N0"~'
leans A ..,,tra
n for and Japan. per = = .Ats,N -
IVA nriseol cosr hero April ~ al J. ~ MAILS ei aus
ireiIs New. zealand SANDWICH and tui isand. per
INV al sydney wa FranciscOi Close h,ig 49, 80
N IN cor on arrNa a N.W-hVrA OF - s. Se'.A'N'~ 49,
british mails l0r Australia
.rhe schedule OF closing Of transPactfc mais ir =,
"a, rasNffIoD of Their uninterrupted oyriiana ~,
i,nc,sco Mails FROM the Hat arffNuaS W "a.
Tranc,seo on the day o, sailing OF steaaidfs ato
thence the MAXIMUM" HENRY @. PEARSON Posm.s'
Post Office Hew.NoTk. " Apfh -. ---------
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rRornLEs az nrslNEss MkM

CHICAGO. April 9.-Woodcock & Dexter,
o,,i..iou nerrhants failed here to-day. They EN-
plo,ed 4 capital OF sls,OOO 10 $4,000.
sAyAsNAn April 0.--Da1ln Dresser, cotton eomm's-
sion merchants made assignment here today La
bilities, $4,000.
BosruS April o.-Iohn r. storr. furniture manufac-
turer Noe lgl ~ 1877 BordsrsL, has failed Liabilities
UAknoHR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
HEArT BANK DEFALCA7TON.

CHICAGO. April GA special to The Daily
Nsie, forn Monmouth H., says: bank examiner Is
hs, rou the hooks of the First National Bank. There
are many roS IN regard to the amount for which its
cashier has dc'ped varying from 100000 to S5OOOOO
also ruror that the depo-itos will not get more than
IN cents on tho dollar and that the hooks have been
faisiicd Thcr- are many poor depOsitors who have
uuthiug o show for their money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr.. f. j. Buckley has been re-engaged for
next season by the Madison Square Theatre manage
mcnt.
AT the Berlin Theatre Royal last year there
were twenty-seven representations of shaEespearean
r,lays Seven ~ his PLAYS were acted. There were
eighteen representations Of schiller end three OF Goethe
Coleridre's tragedy OF "RomOrse" was re-
cited Yesterday at Exeter Hall, London, by Mr. Philip
Beck In presence Of au audience Of invited guests
actors, MANAGERS, critics, etc
MAY Blossom" by Mr.. David Belasco will
ho produced the Madison Square Theatre next SATURDAY
night. April u The cast T. a. fOlOws:
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SPRAGUE PROPERTY SEIZED.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 9.-The service OF
the execution the suit Of tho Union Company against
Ex-Governor sprage and his wife for possession OF the
Mansion House Young Orchardavo purchased by tho
Union Company at the SALE had been deferred
on account OF the Illness OF Mrs Sprague. bnt IA Mr.
Sprague and wife went to NewYOrk on Tuesday night,
Deputy Sheriff Kent went this afternoon TO take
possession OF the property The doors were boted ana
barred, and Willie Sprague, the ex.Governors SON. ~
Deared al window To parley with the officers. He said
that he was instructed 10 resist the entry, but note
run Mr. spragues counsel resulted In the door Doing
Onened. TWO keepers were left IN pOssess0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
PIOTTHFHI OIHVIaI OF THF IsIIU NHIIIUaU 6aIU IN
TRIBUNE reporter last evening:
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
LEY rRLlGRArn 10 TIE rhlHI,NE

BosToN, April 9.-The journal says that the
unsettled condition OF the relations Of the Chicago, Bur
ngtOn Quincy and Union Pacific continues TO
uncasncss. Tuc feeling is improved by the report
that the Chicago Burlington and Quincy will Use the
a. OO0, 900 from It's Stock To eXtond to 81. Paul
rs 70 secure Northern Pacific business and TO extend
the Denver extension to Cheyenne the Union
Pacific.
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MCDONALD TO REMAIN IN PRISON.

ALBANY, April 9.-To-moTow Judge west
brook will render decision IN the of Contractor Nc
Donald who WA committed to the County Ja for
,en,pt Numerous similar cases are cited In support
Of lie decision which sustans the authority OF the SEN
ate In lmpIlaonng McIlonaLd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

Vanderbilt spader represented Mr.. Warren anu oisS
Bell and James " Fiske appeared Tor the unaa
After the testimony for Mr.. Warren was H. Se 9
O'Gaiman de MED motion TO dismiss TIE SUIT. no ,h
that there sufficient evidence TO 20 70 te Is ~
before the contract was made with MI Mallou n w
December, 1892 there was parnershlp bsLeon tb,
between Salmi Morse ana the others, aithouSn ''"
agreement was subsequently, cancelled A.. ., Az
There nifty cases similar 10 tn. ~ ~ ~,
Warren OF actors and actresses who were engHseuu ~
Mr. Morse and who assert that unpaid salaries arc uuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
FAvoRABLE WESTERN cRoP REPORTS.

INplAYAroLIs Ind, April 9.7he Indiana
r,,,r a, this city, has crop reports from every county
4, Indiana Illinois and ohio, which the following
rcenaps Of wheat compared with the acreage
of Last year In Indiana. 90 Illinois so Oho' %.
The condition Of wheat In lnd'ana Is s6i Illinois go
aeto ~ tiover promises IN average yield 81 80 per
80 a, The tbree states aud timothy 80 per cent Apples
i Weld 10 per cent but peaches not more than 10 per
cent win he aaoepiioB OF peaches TILE - much
se1ter showing than that given by me FdTmo al THIS
N.eTH 4.F
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WV H"NHENf fNDfONfrV1'.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-For New-Englaml,
rain and snow, falling followed by rising barometer
slight rise In temperature northeasery shifting TO north
westerly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic states. light rain fol
lowed by clearing weather slight rise in temperature
higher barometer, winds generally northwosteriy.
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, generally fair
weather. clearing 10 east portion, westerly winds Decom
ing variable slight rise In temperature
For the Lower Lake regiSn, light Snow and partly
cloudy weather, north to w(t winds generally higher
barometer, slight rise in tenn berature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE. April 10-i a. m.-rhe movement
in the yesterday was downward The rainfall
measured go OF inch The temperature ranged be-
tween 80 and Az the average 1880 being 10 lower
than on the corresponding day last year and % lower
than Tuesday.
Rain followed by slightly fair clear weather
NAV be expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
THE LANSING BILL PASSED.

AMENDMENTS ADOPTED BY THE sENAIE-FEATCRES
OF THE MEASURE.
rgRoy THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT Of THE TRlBuNE.l
ALBANY, April 9.-The months of January,
Feruery and March passed. but not until to-day
has either house the Legislature approved bill TOR the
nrotection OF the Adirondack forests.
The bill on which action last taken WAS that
Drawn M bv the Finance Committee OF the Senate. II
nrovdes for tho appointment by the Governor
and senate OF three Forest Commissioners"
who are directed to have the State lands in the
Adirondack region surveyed and 10 prevent espass on
the lands prevent the destruction OF the forests or the
overflow of the forest lands and make an annual report
to the Legislature on the condition OF tho forests
Not much hostility shown toward the bin, but the
Senate must have somewhat dsincfned to pass IL.
for several Injurious amendments were made to IT, Thus
the salary of each Commissioner was reduced from
So 500 to 900; and the amount appropriated TO carry
ont the purposes OF the act reduced from $4,000
To $4,000 Bot the bill was also strengthened
by two amendments suggested by Senator
Thomas. One Of these foroids inc
granting OF any exclusive privileges in the AdrondaeEs
TO persons or corporations and the other deolarHs hat
the Commissioners shall have authority to allow any
timber To be cut on the State lands The bill was aSsaed
by Senator Gilbert OF Franklin OF the eounues whose
foress are TO be protected by the bill lie lnousut was
suryeyor's Job and also said that the large appioprf
ton would permit the Forest Commissioners tn appoint
empoyes only limited in number by the amount OF tne
annronation Senator Lansing. the aulnof OF the Dill
defenAed IL The bill then passes by vote OF - u
g.; Senators R0bb, Bowen anu ohoert III lhe nob"'i'o
| .,,o,c uopcu RpgpDpRg ORGANIZED
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when Baby was STICK. we gave her CAsToRiA.
When she was Child. she ericd Tor CAsToaIA,
When she became Miss. she chung 70 CAsToRiA,
When she had Children, sac gave them CAsroRiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

rrcpeb INV Tho acucc was very serious one punish
able with penal seryitude, and the utmost sn,sn2
which tic iugc could exercise Vas 20 Apply te ,t
tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

Iundborg's Perfume. Efeni1.
Inniborg's Perfume, Marschn Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume. Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR.
inches
HOURS, Morning

ms dsrs1n shows tAs variations n this ey By tsssh
ofnehs. The ia divisions oms TO- hs u hssu
midnight
ty mercury asi e
the variations In iadesa By sh assonser Has
nut Pharmacy Gs Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

FEARS FOR THE PEACH CROP.
PHILADELPHIA, Apr, 0.-The cold weather along the
Peninsula OF Delaware and Eastern Maryland is causing
much anxiety for the safety OF tho peach crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10
Colgate 81 Co.'S
NiOlPtrOilri water,
For the handkerchief IN ! bath.

You can get coach pungents, fire English cus glass solid
silver mounting from go $50 W. Granhery Co,
formerly Han Nicon & Cranberry. 20 and ~ JohnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

affair will overlooked. Camden Ia 9nqo
aud the postmaster has been making STRENUOUS eno
have II Inised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

socstiony OF Trotting Horse Breeders IT, oands, OF
oney, elected president and c. b. Auac OK PeoriA
secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

Louis Harrison and John ScanlOn will appear
n, the Fffh ,venuc Theatre April These low come
dsus ac ftyor,by known here, and kind reception no
aouht awnits chem.