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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
ALONG THE SOUND.

RoIDGrPoRr.-St. Johns, st. Paul's. Trinity, and
Christ Protestant Episcopal chQrCnes, ana o.
Aupstines St. Mary and sacred neaF nccn,
named by music The Congregational and Metho-
dist Episcopal churches will hold union services.
AT the annual meeting OF the ado a
ON tbe Responsibility of the Medical Profession
Relative to the Medical Laws OF the state" -.
CAPTAIN Brav of the missionary ship Morning star,
addressed the Sunday school of the North Congre-
rational Church last evening. .-...A letter nom
Atlantic City states that the Kew. Johh Lyon is
suffering from pains in the head, ana that he does
not regain cearness of mind as rapidly as was ex-
pected. ,
SrANFoRD.-Ollver HOyt has been elected by the
New-York East Conference delegate TO the Genera
Conference. Bands from Greenwich and Port,
chester will iOn with the COrnet ban0 TO play al
the fair of St Johns band next week "A note
for 5000, drawn by Frank " B9tes IN favor Ui
and negotiated at the First National Bank, proves
to be a forgery Nichols was arrested.
NoRwALK.-The Shell Fish Commissioners have
issued deeds for oyster grounds III the So4ha on NE
barbor 10 Aaron G. Stevens. SO acres; George W
Stevens. & acres; Frank HOllins and John L. Nln-
cent jointly, 1O9 acres.
SOUTH NoRwALK-The Salvation Army expects
IN establish an outpost in this town. II. H.
Flwel has become the superintendent of Parker ~
Whppls Lock Manufacturing Company OF CIeVe
land. Ohio.
EAST BRIDGEPORT.-C Charles Sender, who es
caped from the Taritfville Poor Farm, and broke
into ce llaI and stole preserves, has been sent t
Jail for thirty days.
GRFrFNWICH-H. F. WinslOw of the Hote
Kaaterskill. VIII conduct the Indian HarbOr Hole
this summer
MuFoRD.-Taster services at ST. Peters Eplsco.
pal Church will be at and 1890 a. H., ) and 81
p. m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are encamRed in Pea
swami n lonely district between WeStport and
Norwalk. The men trade horses and the wonel
tell fortunes.
STRATFORD.-Nirs. Stiles Hurd and daughter
started Yesterday for trip to South Carolina
There are ruInors of renewal of detective work t.
seek the murderer of Rose Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
s,-vpRy NrW.JERsEY TOWNS.

NuprrX-Nanv versions are indignant over the
eviction of Mrs. Mason an aged cOIQIed "Oihdh' on
The plea that she might become charge upon Tue
towhshp. he constable who arrested her ana
sf,erwaid carled her goods TO the Union County
Poor House. states that he was acting under the
orders of Justice Morrow.
SoUrn ORANGE.-The stables of the South Orange
Horse Car Company were subjected TO thorough
examination by veterinary Surgeons COIiies ana
Ieith. aud Yesterday they reported that they had
failed to lind any trace Of CHAMBERS or iarcy'
r.sr ORANGr.-George ]. Kent, who was injured
,'c,ili.ion Of a wagon in which he was seated
with q railroad train Oh THURSDAY, Is III o cIltcal
condition. Ills right lex Is paralyled, ana the PhS
slcians saw that his internal injuries may DC is'd
M,r.wAv.-Dr. c. g. W. Baldwin, a prominent
5entiH was badly burned about the head, yestCr-
dav nv his yulcanzeT, 2 steam chest used III Ih9
manufacture of artificial teeth. III e1I Hgi''o
Throwing fragments all over the ONCE anu ming
the room with steam.
Ft,z.prrH-The ne sdealers Of the lower wards
have organized protective ASSOCIATION nc
shops of the Philadelphia and Reading halIroau
were closed yesterday by orders from ie ,ha ne
of confirmation at ST. JOhnss Church IRIS evening"
PLAINPIELD.-The masOns and plasterers wall
meet this evening TO organize an association ana 10
Jake RoS S ncneTy gss sold
csntly TO James .. Carpenter, Of William ii. Lyon
q Co. of New-York, for 81 900. Mr., Carpenter in
tends erecting fine hotel on the slte ana othsr-
wise improving the property.
WgsTPIYLD-Tbe Rev. A. j. Palmer will lecture
ON Tuesday evening in the FIRST presbyterian
Church.
HoaoKEs.-The Common Council has employed
w M MoMicken, an expert aecountshI OF new
~ 20 sYamine the accounts Of ex-Collector Nc
Mahon. -,.a -
lJyIoN HnI.-The Italian laborers employed IN IN
fbe consfrnction of the New YORK, ontSrIo anu
Western Railroad tunnel VINO , Dss bays been com
pIsined OF IL is alleged that they nave con'i.' ~
several rebbsries and so terroriEed the people ~
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the neshborhood that they are afraid to pass the

the neshborhood that they are afraid to pass the
shanty at night. IL,
PATERsoN.-The financial statement oil INC 80 Wv" ~
the assets over the liabilities TO be $6l5.0oo, tne
assets including large amount IN nnpanla 'aAo'
The cash balance in the treasury is $i4 Zou. 60,
Burglars have been active among small stores io[
number of days Their work has been pIinciPsS; UI
liouor and candy stores. ....St. Josephs ifospl,u
has opened FREQ dspsnsary. .....Snlt mas oo t
brought against the estate of BRAN Uoawp rce SS
Doreius was almost constantly III the company OIL
Goodwin and acted as companion to G2.f time in thus
81 tbis evening as Conn in 1.-THE Shaughraun"
S. Hopper shoe l1sr dealer w II Ma'' The
assets are IS. 800 and the liabilities $4,000
FRrrnoip-Much interest has been shown IN ' ~
attempt Of Drs John pe@Of5iSn n@s Of Long
Rrancb 10 set aside the will OF their mother lier
estate valued at over $4,000 she s ssl5 o GG
lie received as his share 81 900, while the 1lo'hers
between them got 49, coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
NEWARK

Fv.Governor Marcus L. Ward returned from
FLORIDA on Thursday, and is confined TO MS mousse
rhe (ireenbackcrs of Essex County have elected
,oyeutv.eirht delegates to their state Convention
PnEiic sentiment is divided on two propositions
REGARDING street improvements One OF these is
Tor the issue of short-time bonds for @21OOOO TO pc
psed i'm having and Tepaving streets OIL Inf the
,,urpo,e is now pending III the Legislature ana Is
Charged that the intent Of the bill is 70 give the
Democrats who viii have control OF the funds ma
uronosjtion which is embodied in an ordinance
royt before Council Is that the Horse Car Railroad
conpauie. shall be released from the oOlgatlon 10
,sra snd kren in under the street between their
Ia ks and that the companies shall waive their
rlartered right of tax exemption: he tax YOU'D
give about nine OF ten Thousand ooIla's "nhu"y "
The glfV.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Investigating Committee, MetIopoil'sn ho
tel. 10 a. .. ,..r mn ,oou
Senate Committee on Cities, City Han ~ a M -
DownIng reference case before Referee WlcKes IL Ill
bWednet Commissioner. THE TRIBUNE Building
Richmond County Republican Conyentloh' lopiphih'
Remblican Congressional District Convention "hi'e
Plains .,- ,oo,ar Iruion . n m
Msyor Edson's Cabinet. CITY Hal, j.. NJ
Nio.tina ~ Tammany General Committee. p: IN
Sn,nuai ~ 'rbomnson's funeral No. 297 Madisona'e''
3p. N. -, potoroo n,nuino
Cocks Read case before Referee pnihFi ,o crourds
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baseball MATCH loio 'Io""u''
$3.50 p. III. ,.,. tor tho Abbey benefit,
Auction sale Of boxes and seats lor lno AoO''
University Club Theatre, evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
Jersey CITY.

Matte Day. an insane coIored giH VINO lnh a.'
Church. was arrested on Thursday night while at
tempting to force an entrance to his house
The official canvass of the vote fixes Mr.. Collins ;
IlIorty at 2,G16.
Ii.,,,. Deots Of No.11 Bcacon-ave.. was sent to
,hr Comfy Jail yesterday, 10 await tual on
charge, of forgery and atlGaptmg to obtain money
,,,,c'. name 10 an order for SO, and sent boy
with TO owen Farley. for whom Mr.. SneiIgTove
!, buildinqa yacht. Nh. Farley got policeman
L. follow the boy and beats was arrested,
rdvord VauKeuren. the Young burglar whose
aunatcnt respcctablitv deceived the police, ana
,rlo was caught while breaking into liquor store,
was sentenced yesterday TO seven years ia inc nld'e
Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Aremue Hotel . Postm3,sier6SGHh "zrn.
W1tIinn u Tbomnson superintendent OF the Railway
Mall Service Henry BAR If 81 MiSSisan eR
Snmotor GsorSe boutwell, OF Massachusetts, anu an
FomeTc Mexican Minister at mier,t t' Mass
H. 60, UofsI-hr lander Mitchell, president OF
the Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul sway COMPANY ~
Wv PM re,,II, Iofei-EI-GOveII0r william olH,ru, VI
Ma.s.chusetts and Colonel Alexander j. Perry, uhle1
states Army ABenGrts Hote-Nslesn APpie'HG% a anu
GeDrTal \. NJ, Curtis OF Ogdensburg, N u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
TO THE CONSUMER,

Every druggists responsible for the genunens' OF me
medicines sold by hm This matter w0Itny tne
aitent on OF every 1T II FACT that consumers
10 largely accept their statements true Audit que as
frnc that these statements not always reADe iheir
clerks themselves In even hrscass houses nave
few years past some Instances persNenty even hter
Of It's Injustice 10 and mannllctueI
and Others and them pRE~SED upon their customers
an imitation OF PONDS EXTRACT a. the same article
Others have sold the init On az EQtAL TO PONDH IN.
TRACT again hOd the PRICE as an inducement
the impure pernclOu injurious cheap and dangerous
article This COOS where when questioned tho ANIL tSI
made that the customer seeks remedy on
the advertising and good reputation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
TWO CHILDREN RUN OVER.

nbnnse shine age eight, of No. 303 Monroe-st. at
Tbird ave and Ninth-st. yesterday and injured the
child seriously The driver Of the horse ,0 was not
TyTentv secnnd-st was run over by grocerS
wagon at Seventh-ave. and Twentieth-st and was
injured badly. Henry Brandt the driver was AZ
rested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

IF THE WEATHER CLERKS PROMISE OF Dun
SHINE IS FULFILLED TOMORROW WHAT AN Ar
RAY OF NEW EASTER GOWNS AND BoNNETS THE
FAIR SEX WILL DISPLAY. ARE THE GENTLEMEN
TO SUFFER TOTAL ECLIPsEl NAY, VERIFY
NOT If WE CAN PREVENT.
FIRST AND FOREMOST. A SPRING OYERCoAT IS
ESSENTIAL, AND WE NEVER BEFORE HAD AS
CHOICE A VARIETY FOR YOUR SELECTION THE
PRICES BEGIN AT SO 50 FOR NEAT sERvICEABLE
COATS. WHILE BETWEEN SIS AND s35 THERE Is
NEARLY A HUNDRED SORTS, OF VARYING DE-
GREEs OF ELEGANCE, AND WE CAN FIT YOU TO
CHARM.
IN SUITS. WHAT IS THERE WE HAVE NOT GOT !
sEpATE MEN WILL WEAR PRINCE ALBERT
FRoCKs. BUT THE YOUNG FELLOWS WANT OUR
STYLISH CUTAwAYs, WHICH ARE EVERY WHIT
AS "cHIC" AS CUsToM.MADE GARMENTS AND
FAR LESS EXPENSIVE.
FOR NEW HATS, NEW SHOES, NECKWEAR'
GLOVES, WE ARE YOURS TO COMMAND AND WHAT
WE SAY ABOUT MEMS APPAREL APPLIES WITH
EQUAL FORCE TO BOYS
STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
Announcements
RUsKINs ADVICE TO PICTURE BUYERS.
Prom an Essay

Never buy copy OF picture All copies are bad because
M nainer ho is straw viii copy. lie will make
stuay Of ture he his in hs way.
hut he won't can't copy and Whenever you buy copy
vo, ty so much misunderstanding OF the original and
courao du person IN following business he II not nj for.
beside increasing ultimately chances OF mistake and mpOs-
NAV. consider yourself a. having pur
chased quantity II mistakes and according 10 your
noyger bcug engaged IN disseminating them
Ts vice very apy applied 10 cigarette Smokers
The original straight cut Cigarette u me RICHMOND StraEI
ON Ld and uuclasers 10 observe that the
sgnaure OF Alien Gnter is ON every package and not be
deceived by gross mitatiOns.-l Exchange fhper.
The wcll-known strengthening properties OF
IRON combined other toncs and most perfect nervn
are uud I'M Pills which strengthen TIE nerves
snd body and impfOye the blood aud complexion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
Real Bargains in Broken Lots and Odd carn
The Apartments
For Gentlemen

In the GOrham Building, corner
broadway and l9th-st., will be
open for inspection on and after
MONDAY, APRIL IA.
VAR. w. B. SOmthwOrth, Man
ager, will be on the premises
from, 9 a. VI. 10 . II. M. daily to
show Apartments and give in
formation regarding them.
This Building is ACTUALLY
FIRE PROOF, being con-
sfructed with Iron Beams and
fire-prOOf partitions, no wood
having been used i'm COnstruc-
ton except for nOOrs and doors.
we call special attention to this
feature and invite imvestigatiOn.
The Building has been design
ed especially 10 meet the re-
ouirements OF Gentlemen desir-
ing Convenient and Elegant
Apartments.
Entrance through the store on
Broadway until completion.
anN,uass saPA m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

"Wbere are you going, Ernest !, slle s asked '5oT
him as lie rose the acts al the theatre one Eeh
ing last week He: promised 10 meet simpson Mhoi
the curtain fell" She: Can't you brlng me giass vi
then sits again and lOoks disoortenttd Tor inc Ie
OF the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
Announcements

Geuuine Johann os Malt Extract has signature 81 Johann
Hon and EisRor neck OF every ootts
eli physicians, for general debility Beware oil imita'ons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
PONDS EXTRACT.

We do not presume 10 arragn all Druggss but do wish
customers understand that WI en- they want POPS IN
TRACT they should insist upon having II and nothing else
ourselves 90 10 the Druggists for prescriptions ana re-
lying upon er skil and experience IN ms lalt a pay
the highest willingly. would other profession
Physician surgeon, Lawyer &C., &c But We would not a.
low even rusty druggist n sell ms on article simply
he recommended tOus a. being StOpDo III
SAME A. the want So say to our OLD custOm1
and those who try article for the 1rs time DO
likewise"
Ask for PONDS EXTRACT, and while you have conn.
In Druggist for prescriptions. know ludt ne
CANNOT MAKE PONDS EXTRACT and CANNOT ma a
substitute and make believe that any thH
Initiating PONDS EXTRACT. In bottle or IN hnIk WI
answer your purpose; and remember PONDS ENIKAtl Is
the wherever bought-only SEQ that you get ~ ID ,e
OLD. OLD STYLE. changed, OF Bottle win name
blown in glass $40 the bottom ncosed in bun wrap
per with Yellow Pamphlet
NOTES.-THE STRIP on THE CORK BE SURE IT
Is NOT BROKEN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

"OrIcK As A WINK.r-Rockwoods 1nstan-
'-''''' IL Union Square, West above tiffany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

Singing irritation, all Kidney and Urlnar
Complants cured by BuChupaba." 81. ,,
Rough on COrns," for COrns, Bunt0ns loc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

The fleet Of ocean steamers are steadily IN
creasng and style OF silk Hat Known as NE
"Prncs shape BECOMING more popular each 9aH
notion IT, that the most charming dress a Oh t"e So@
son 30 Broadway and under Filth Avenue HOTEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. ~,
44Lexingt sn-lve. between 29th AMI 3Jtt.'6
Vcnrs TO l. tO7. Diseases u TN Nervous iI's' n
Gentle. Urinary organs. In0Jtsnce anu i5srulbT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

OF the very choicest tobacco leaf-choicest
because firm command Its made BacEWeis Dr
h1m Long ut Gentlemen may rcgae themselves WIN,
niue or roll il fragrant cigarette Either way no
most ux uous all tobaccOs Trademark oi the Durna"
Bull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
TIE DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS. WARDELL

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS. NAkDLLL.
The di,,ppcarauce of Mrs. sophia II. Marde,l'
,le wife of Major Edward WaTdcll of Long Branch.
las clnscd ,omc excitement. She left home on
TUESDAY mOrlius 10 DO some Sh0ppng' ana 10 ule
afternoon She took train Of the Central RAILROAD
o. Ncw-Jcrscy at Brauchport for New, York. no
trace can be found Of her after she landed NJ inc
5.ot of / ihrrty-st. I'm two letters written by bef
,yhich vcrc found in a small satchel at her house
She announced her intention Of committing sulclde
Tcp y,.fs ago shortly after the birth OF daughter
Air. "A 1r,lrl wandered away from her home While
lahoring under temporary alteration o1 inlnd SHe
walked several miles i'm a snow storm and then took
80 n Mac, as poN,ruess When found by her
f,,cnds She soon recovered control of her mental
i,nIties' From that time she exhibited no symp-
+u,s t insanity She is tall, well formed, and has
Nh, Lrn,yn hair and gray eyes There is a sma II
moe ou her left check near the corner of her mouth
Major Waldcn. her husband, is the Long Branc u
representative of the Board of Underwriters ana
a., Mcllltt Coast Wreching Organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
r<lNpLA!yED ATTACK on LONG ISLAND.

TNtNPLA!NED ATTACK on LONG ISLAND.
few mornings since Abram NahS, residing on
TbonuSnl,-aNc between Noodsde and Nlnhed' H.
heard noiSc on ms front stoop al an early hour,
And on going 10 the dool he discovered his son buTl
who is twenty three years of ag" lying on the st9op
IN an unconscious condition. He was covered with
h i, and dirt and his head and body were
Iadly bruised bat no bones were broken;
inrs Lc reclaimed consciousness sufficiently
20 converse with his friends, but his
mined as 10 how lac came by his Injuries was
iiauk aud still remains so. lie had been to New
NJ and returned nv the midnight train, getting
od NJ Woodside. He remembers leaving the train
nnd start .ng Tor home His watch and money were
safe hut small box that he carried IN MS mana
containing candy Is missing. aud II Is believed that
lie was followed from The train by some person and
assaulted. believing that the box contained Nalu-
lie will he able to give particulars as to how he
came icy his injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

IILLINT UT IT u II II,lI; 49, H.
been only one Exchange broker at Castle Garden:
At the request of the firm the CommissiQners OF
Emigration Yesterday designated ncully q Davltt,
brokers TO act for them until they resume business
,,,, c,rr1ts NAILS COMING BY TIE REPUBIIC.
Postmaster Pearson las been informed by cable
from the London Post Office, that the steamer
Gallia scheduled for dcpa ture rom Queenstown on
transferred to the steamer Republic which left
Ilyer1iool OH April 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

THE ALMANAC for 1884 is A TARIFF NUMBER. Twenty p
explanation present Tariff Returns state
standard book of political reference. Price 80 cents.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-02

financial condition. Debt cuts no figure
with the public at large II a firm or paper
meets its obligations and supplies its
patrons with all II agrees to. and
whether the News is mortgaged FOR $780,
900 or a cent is no concern Of any one
but itself and its creditors, and the tele-
gram in the Post Of last week that the
News was deep in debt was in bad taste
and clearly outside the pale Of true
journalistic enterprise. The News re-
flutes the statements made by letters
from Ball, ITutohings & Co., Bradstreet's
Commercial Agency, and Il. G.. Dun &
Co.'S Agency that its financial standing
is good. 1t is bad taste to attempt to
tear down a rival in order to build up
ones self
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-02
BARGAINS OFFERED
By j w. bradley, Land Agent.

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Thu INV YORK TRIBUNE
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Until May /. 1884, orders viii he reject ed
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ASS Premium for clubs Of eight uonths'
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