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x,xv vopx DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1884
but before his arrival everything in the second
room was broken.

but before hls arrival everything in the second
room was broken.
James Brennan was arrsigned before Jnsticte
Lawrence Yesterday a charge oIsteallng W atcjn
and some iewelry and money from Mlchael hyoHis
liquor store No. 10 Beach ST. AT the examndd'i ON
il came out that the robbery was colniniteeu ~"
Sunday and then Lyons became reluctant 10 piss s
the charge, as he was liable TO prosecution Tor
keeping his place open on Sunday Justice IL LAM aWd
renee insisted the complaint Delng maue rno
that Lyons will be required to answer for violating
the Sunday law.
The Rev. s. NJ Rice, rector of Holy Trinity Fps
cOpal Church on the Heights, preached on SUNDAY
morning but at the close of the service he seemed
TO be exhausted. This was attributed to the fqGt
that he has been in poor health for some time. ne
started for home bareheaded. and without ms
oyershocs and when some of his parishloners spoke
TO him he seemed dazed. In the evening ne was
completely Frustrated and the occurrences OF tne
diton had not improved and it was feared that DIS
mind giving way.
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UNION SERVICES IN BROOKLYN.

The first of the nnlon evangestlc services IN His
torical Hall, Brooklyn, was held yesterday from
TO 3 p. IN. The audience numbered about 200
Drs f l.. CuvleT. C. H. Hall. A. G. Lawson. and
John JOIN D. Wells s. b. Halliday, W. L. Phillips, W:
l. Ford, A. McCullagh, L. X. Footee, j. 5. Bass and
conducted bv f. p. fde of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, the Gospel hymns being used
DR.. Cuyler opened the service with prayer and
Scripture reading. He made brief address, saving
that the cause of the meetings was the spirltual
condition of Brooklyn and the object was to look
for Divine power and to pray for the conversion of
men. Brief prayers and addresses interspersed
with singing, followed Among those who took
part wels The Rev. Messrs. Jacob Whitehust, ".
/. Ford c. w. King S. Il Halliday and W. Ii. In
gersoll.
The services will be continued each afternoon
thus week The Rev. DR.. Ludlow will be the leader
to-day
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWO YEAR SOLD.

One hundred and two years ago Yesterday,
Mrs saran Wilkes Bana, Of No. l0O3 GIeen-avc.
Brooklyn horn IN this city. she Is one OF family OF
lOnyed brothers and sisters out OF the six children
four lived be ninety. She has been widow for
sixty wears She the mother OF nine children six OF
whom she has survived Two weeks ago daughter,
sixty-seven, was buried Mrs. Banta was married III
1901 aud her first child, born nearly eighty one years
ago died in 1861 the age OF fiftyeight Mrs Bsna
has wenty-fOur grandchildren, twenty-five great grand
children. and great great grandchildren. In her
possession family Bible containing the dates OF the
births of her nine children II is Old torn. much worn
volume with missing and bears the imprint OF
l74l The hundredth anniversary of her birth was
celebrated by uumerOusy attended reunion OF hcr
descendants, five generations being represented
She last attended church in October.
AT her hundIedth birthday She seemed not more than
seventy She able read with the aid OF glasses
and all her faculties her memory only slightly i'm
paired she went down aud mp two flights OF stairs three
times day 10 her meals. She often spoke OF the days
lots IN Broadway fetched only 60 and III the BOwery
80 She In theatre In her life. This was not
due religious prejudice but to never having had any
curiosity 10 see what ike. Her father was an
Engshman named James wilkes, who came 10 this city
when young man, and carried on the business NJ II
chocolate at what then Broad and stone
sts. Her mother was Bcisey Parks, a QuakeIcss who
descended from Dutch family. Weber, who came
here previous l6GS Mrs. Bauta mas failed il heath
RAPIDLY IN the
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THE PAULLLy wrRDER RECALLED.

Charles Becker a detective in the employ
Of the Erie Railway who had TO do with the PhGbe
Paulln murder case says that he traced the unknown
man WHO wore long light OveTcOat and who seen
on the road the night Of the murder and found that he
was bard-tablc Iepalrer and lived IN Orange County,
Becker found the place TO be liquor store kept by
the mans motheFn-law, who confessed that two days
after the murder her s0Dnaw returned home with his
garments stain ed with blood she accused MIN OF the
murder when he drew his revolver and fired shot 10
brighten her and then left the house Following mp GER
tain clcws Becker visited DeckcrtOwn N j. and Traced
the man TO a Pennsylvania, where II was found
that he had sold revolver aud pen-knne IL u lencn-
beed IN connection with this story that during the III
yesgatiOu into the Paun murder Prosecutor Keen made
"a hurried Journey 10 MOntrOse, Penn, ana remained Ia
that neghDOrhoOd several days looking up cew he had
iVgd
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schr Joseph Farrell e.raDd Port de PaI 10 days with
scSS 9ad hsss xsr % % Ss:s T. II
day: with to SetherciiSe q
scIr WIN Buck lof Sag Harber Miller At Jago 7days.
schr Willie Mckay coi Provinesto&n MahesoS Bsaeo.
days. with mutt to Gomez & Pearsa vessel to Hi q
suNsET-wira at SANDY Hook. fresh. sw very harry.
At City Island. light, sw; cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer Rubens (Br. Royce Losdon-Busk Jevons.
T SS B b 59sas o.
Steamer Cydesdale (Br Johnston Kingston, Ja-Leay'
Steamer Pomona Br) Cook Montego Bay Ja-G wesseIs
steamer wysnoke Hulphers Norfolk City Point and Rie.
steamer MsDhatian, stevens Newport News and West
ssss Is 5 SG5e Ester wPa pk,
BARK Emilia Fgll (Br) Biggo Montevideo Miller Houg.
BARK VIM Hale. Elliott callaO, Peruzw Grace Co.
Bark Vasa (NOr), Taaksen, NOntevdeo-Jobn norton q
Bark chasseur tNor Johanassen Cork and Dubln-seas
BARK Truro (Br), Crane Rotterdam-snow & Burgess ~
BARK Anna Taylor ,Bf, Carson Gonaiyes, Hayt-Mler
Bark Marianne lFr Bieseon. Santiago de cuba-Funeh.
Bark Armenia Armstrong Bridgetown Bar-H Trowbrdges
Bark Gustav Adoph Or, sorenson, Tuborg Een-Foneh.
Brig starlight Lbbey, OF spain-L W Armstrong
SAILED
Steamers Cydesdale, for jamaica Richmond, Newport
Also salet-via Long Islsnd soundship Rhine, for Ant
werp Bark AuTeOla for Port Elizabeth.
ANCHORED.
At City Island-Bound Out-Bark Eua Figa for Monte
yideO
At WhitesOne Bark Lizzie Wright for Blaye; Truro fos
Brig Augusta for ~ JohDs NJ.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL March Arrived steamers Bavarian Lsz1ao,
from Boston March Yucatan Watson from Ne~Orleans
Feb 27 servia, Cook, from New York March 3.
Also arrived steamers BenOna Campbell nom Tobacco via
Kew West Feb 22i Catalan SPAN Munecas from Sew;or.
Williams from Boston March
Sirius (Brl - plet0n, from New.York March 2.
FAsINET March l7-Signaed, steamer Baltic BencS from
New.York March 8, for Queenstown and Liverpool
LRIIB March l7-Ariyed, steamer AckwOyth, Lake nom
NeW.YOrk Feb 20.
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NEW-JERSEY.

PERTH ANBoY.-The PIohbtiOnists will hold
convention next Tuesday to nominate candidates
for the charter election.
ELIzABETHPoRr.-William Shove has retired
from the mana cement OIL the tlZaDethpOt Manu-
featuring Company.
ELIZABETH.-Ihe death was announced yesterday
of w. G.. Snethen, age eighty. a few years ago he
was actively interested III the affairs OF the city,
and widely known.
Bound BROOK.-A large temperance meeting was
held by the Reform Club on Sunday at Cooks
Hall. and addressed by Captain Sturdivant.
In the evening meeting was held at the COngre-
gatlOnal Church.
PRosPECr PLAINs-A case of destitntiOn among
the c0Orcd people was found recently by an over
seer OF the poor near JameSDurg. Inc parents
locked their three children in the house and left
them to starve.
RAHwAY.-A difficulty has arisen between the
Board of FreehOldcrs and the Water Company in
regard to placing a Waterman across the new
bridge without the consent Of the Board it's
claimed, contrary to law.
OPANGE.-The Salvation Army exercises In Linds-
lCy's Hall have been discontinued. On Saturday
police control. and on Sunday night the contingent
of the Army, which had promised to return, failed
to keep Its appointment.
WORCESTERSHIRE following have been elected
trustees of Evergreen Cemetery for the ensuing
term: I. b. Flagler, b. {. Guerin, John Thatcher
and r. A. Freeman.
MtDIsoN.-The monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held in Association
Hall last evening and addressed by the Cen
era Secretary, c. II. Yatman, of Newark subject,
Young Men of Grit The annual election for
school trustee Will be held this evening The sum
Of 500 is asked by the trustees to defray the ex
penscs for the current year, exclusive of salaries
NEW BRUNSWICK. Professor Van Dyck lectured
last evening on the Microscopic. .....A new
building loan among the Roman Catholic residents
is to be organized. 800. The members Of the
German Aurora Singing Society will soon give
calico ball, the proceeds to be devoted tn the
City Hospital. IA gymnasium is talked of by the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Dispatches received in New Brunswick yesterday
annouuce'that Levi ID. Jarrard eft the jail in Can
ada in the morning in charge of officers to be taken
to New Brunswick to answer for cmbezzlmg $i0,-
900 of MIddleseX County funds while he was
County Collector. Special and secure quarters
have been made for him in the County Jail
HOBDREN.-Thcrc were no developments yester-
day in the case of John Mcmahon, the defaultlng
collector. The police were Informed Yesterday
of the case of Emma Meyer, who was taken from
Castle Garden on Friday by William Shaube. n
fireman on the steamer DOnau who said he had IA
home at No. ~ FOurth-st., IlObOkcu. The girls
brother went there, bat Shaube was not known
No trace of the girl has been discovered and Shaube
has not returned to the steamer.
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STATEN ISLAND.

MCHMOND.-At a meeting of the supcrintendents
of the poor ol Richmond County yesterday. II was
decided not Ia recognize commitment for yagrancy
on the street that the jail should be used Tor that
purpose and not the amshOuse
CiuTON.-Ihc construction of the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railway from Clifton 20 New
Brighton. was begun yesterday, when u party OF
surveyors marked ont the grades and broke ground
for the road bed Next week large force OF men
Will begin work.
POM bCuNoND.-Scvcral weeks ago a large
schooner made fast 10 "a dock and nl0aded a cargo
of imported matches, which were placed under "A
she'd No one has claimed them, and the report be-
came general that the goods had been SNUG gled
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hoor fornd. and the Rev. Mr. Haynes BENG aoou
to leave the Washington Avenue Church.
cY-rCtDr pECAIrSF OF DYSPEPSIA.

Hiram NJ. Richmond, a young lawyer OF Meau,
willie Penn committed suicide at the MctIopoih,I',
Hotel yesterday He was sufferer iro him
IN this CITY, arriving mt z n. M: yesterday ~
breakfast, after they had engaged room AZ tno
Metropolitan Hotel the young man complalheu VI =
eevere main in his stomach and SAID that nc Wouiu
yyoit for Mr. Morris in the hotel office lie lelt the
table and walked directly out OF he hotel. AFTER
finishing his breakfast and smoking cigar IN the
office the uncle went out III Broadway 10 search iIi
him Richmond returned TO the hotel with reNOl
Yer which he had purchased i'll the B0wery, anu
went 10 his room while Mr. Morris was stll apsei!.
When Mr.. Morris returned he learned that Ms
nephew was in the room. lie i9nhu '1 tbro NUy
the tramsom. Rchmonds dead body lay Oh rrJ
aoor He had Shot himself in the left breast ana
in the right temple the second shot having "a.
his death On the table lay the following ho'o
NV mn D,n1tyc LITTLE WIFE AND BABY: Ere TINS
will have reached yOu doubtless, you VIII nav ~ my,
my sad ending My dear wle' pray iV I've az, me and
~ we meet in that world that knows no sorrow"
Cood-by God bless you, God bless YOU '
Mr. Morris said that " lille" was nickname ny
which the Young man was known among IIs ms
intimate friends Richmond was twenty SIX year ;
la lie had been married about four years, ahu
had daughter two years old. HIS talhlly rc" m %
were happy and his business was prosperous. nc
vouug man WAS III partnership with ms iaIiiel -
r. RchmOnd a prominent lawyer IN MeadNlIie'
Shortly before his marriage Hiram had severe
attack of dyspepsia. and ms lather sehI nm "
Florida for his health. Within three years he ilal
been subicct TO fTeQuent and violent ATTACKS anu W
insisted npon taking many kinds of medicine, al
yertised as cures for dyspepsia. Ills system was
undermined and he was suffering IRON nervous cA-
hauStiOn when his uncle proposed WISH 70 Nv ~.
YORK for change of air and recreation. ncS ITlV
Mcadville on Sunday morning. RiChnlohds Iela-
tives had no suspicion that he was bent upon Sui
eide when he babe them farewell. " /.
Mr. Morris took the body of his nephew PACK 10
Meadville on a train which left Jersey City last
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meetine OF the Board ~ Aldermen, noon. ~,
College of Pharmacy Commencement, SteinWay hah'
Trustees of College Of the City Of New York, 4 p M
Master Builders Association. Hotel Brllnswlck p III
Auction sale OF trotting horses, American Horse EA-
change. 10 q. m. M
9eStaation os tbe Rev A. woodruff Spring Street
Prcsbyterian Church, 1880 p. M
Martha Luther Society, No 81 MadisOn-ave. p m
Sons OF Veterans meeting No. 1913 BoWeIy 9 p H.
Health and Police Boards meetings.
Sea Cliff, L. L. village election.
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FIvNERAL OF MISS WEATHERSnY.

The Church of the TRANSPORTATION I'D East
Church around the Corner was crowded
Yesterday afternoon with the friends of Miss Eruie
WeatheTsby. Every seat was filed ana even INC
oisles and porches were packed with people VINO
were Obliged to stand through the funeral service
Ar the foot of the altar steps stood the blac kcov-
cred and sllver-mOunted casket IN Wnlcn the
dead Girl Law Ii was almost covered with mass
of white flowers In the front pews were the pail
hearers and principal m0urners. Among me
latter were n G. Goodwin and his wife,
formerly Miss Eliza Weathersby; Miss jennie
Weatbersbv. Miss Nellie Weathersby, n. {. Good
win ST.. and E. Goodwin. The pall-bearers were
John &. Warner, George Floyd. Charles Schroeder,
John W. Wilson, and Edward llawOTth. The Rev;
DR. George H. Houghton read the funeral service OF
The Protestant Episcopal Church; the congregation
iolned in singing the hymns Jesus, Lover OF my
Soul and " Oh, Paradise and Miss Thompson
sang the anthem " Heard Voice with much
feeling. When the last words were said the CONN
was borne through the chuTcbyard to the hearse;
followed by the mOurneTs. The lace OF the deao
girl seemed worn and aged by her last Illness u ne
body was taken to receiving vault where u VIII
remain for few weeks until hel tainlly take IL
with them 10 ENGLAND for ineTment.
Among the many theatrical people present AT the
funeral were Mrs. Eldrdge, Mr.. and Mrs JOhh
Howson. Mrs Mann, Miss Rose Wilson Miss Elolse
Willis Miss Minnie Conway, Miss Lizzie eOster
Mrs Scanlon. Miss Lille Post, Harry Edwards,
Samuel Colville. II. f. Miles, Osmond learie
Touy Pastor. Gerald Eyre, Daniel II. llarklns
Samuel Grau, DR.. T. Robertson, William Herbert,
NJ Connolly j. Nunemacher Marcus Meyer r. y.
Gilmore w. Seaman and John StetsOn.
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MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

New RoCHILLE.-The store of William LeCountt,
in Cedar Road, was entered by burglars on Sunday
night who blew open the safe without finding any
thing of value.
EAST CHEsTER.-The Republicans on Saturday
night made the following nominations for town Off
GERS Supervisor, Dr. Charles j. NOrdquist; town
clerk, William II. Jarvis; justice of the peace,
Robert johnson assessor Joseph Mayer; receiver
of taxes George Archer commissioner of high
ways, Andrew George; oyerseer Of the poor
Nathan Buckley.
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Miss Belya Lockwood, the woman lawyer of
Washington wants Congress let the MounOns alone.
Bcva in favor of doing unto Others she is done by
The MOrmOnS have let her aODeand 80 have the males
of al other sccts.-t Norrstown Herald.
A Louisville woman wants Il divorce, assert
ing that her husband has not done any work for fourteen
years. 1t is stated whether he il Government office
holder NewYOrk city Officials but the fact that he
has done work for fourteen years creates strong
pciOn that he is either or the other NOrristown
uerlld
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

HoSnon Uouse-Senator John p. Jones, or
nevada FGh Aremue Ho,el-Albert Keep OF I'M an
cago Horace Williams Of Iowa ana SENATE "; Hosi
81 oNorc~Mayor elect william II. Smith ana reheI"
lanes so%a IT, Of P n aS6nn n
In,SI rs Washincton second yicepresidenl on the
louisville and Nashville Railroad Company ..sI James
Hotel-J H. McVicker, OF Chicago
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and would not be reclaimed. The people began 10
carry away the matches by the thousand, ana the
farmers for miles around have enough to last them
for years.
Wards POINT.-The old BllOpp stone house
erected in 1868 is still in good state of preserya
ton. The interview between Lord Howe and
Franklin Adams took place there at the close OF the
Revolution.
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B0rH LEGS CIR orr BY 4 TRAIN

Thomas IIamahan, age forty-One, who lives
al No 22I Ocean-ave Jersey Cy, and j. employed AZ
trackmaster the New York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad attempted to board train last evening a. the
end OF the tunnel but fell under the wheels and had
both legs cut off, He removed 10 st. FIancis's Hos
lital III dying condition.
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HATS FOR GENTLEMEN.
1884. Spring style 1884
EsPENsCHED, llS Nassaust between Ann and Beekman.
Genuine Johann HOs Malt Extract has signature Johann
Hot and MOriN Eisne neck OF bottle Endorsed W
a physicians for general debility Beware OF limitations
At the last smoking concert in London the
Prince Of Wales appeared In new and striking TOP HAT
becoming Die appear that he presented himself at the
photographers friend In London forwarded hE the oelG
and the photograph which will have ON view IN the
window Of establishment under the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Wednesday. March 10.
being recognized the first gentleman I'm the
world from dress standpoint It follows that Hhas he wears
PORN"
adopted this hat for my spring shape and in present
ing Il to the American public am moved by the cOnV6tGn
that will accepted and perfect Easter SILK
Hat Respectfully, KNOX the Halter,
2l2 Broadway.
Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and others
occupation gives little exercise should Carters
Little Liver Pills Tor torpid Liver and biousness One is
dose.
If Hacking Coughs disturbing yOurnig gifts
rest get a OF BRUMMRLLs CELEBRATED COUGH + RoPa
They will AFFORD immediate relief
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
lllLexngtonave, between 18th and 3Jshss
Hours TO /, 3 tot Diseases OF the Nervous .gsten
Gentle. Urinary organs. Impotence and 'ttrutH
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.JERSEYCTTY.

Patrick HaUgan, of No. 1876 Seventh-st.. became
insane yesterday aud began To break the furniture
and crOckcTy IN his house. After making "a wreck
of one room he went INTO another, when of the
family locked the door. A policeman was sent for.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DIE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEVS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...... MONDAY. MARCH Il. 1884

PORT OF NEW.YoRK.......M MONDAY MARCH II. 1884
ARRIVED
steamer Katie Ger. Pctrowsky Newcastle Feb % and
Dundee % with ndse to order vessel simpson Spence
% Leghorn Catania aelazzo 90 Naples H. Vacncia
% and Gibraltar s with mdse and passengers Henderson
steamer Advance Beers Janero Feb 20 Bahia % Per-
with ndse and passengers TO & Brazil s. Co
and passengers to Jas Ward Il Co muse
Steamer NacOoehee KemPton, Savannah days with
mdse and passengers Ia Henry YOnge f.
steamer Frneona Bennett Portland with mdse and pas
P Sa R S 9%cS@s MGArtnar Manila
e mp iti mise sseI Go 9e'unSn' liohs Kong lis
BARK Arcadia London EVAN Padang "a DAYS via Cane
Town WIN Gehee 70 order Vessel 70 Efrn9n Brown
2d and Padag Dec H. with coffee to ORDER vessel TO
Lothian lofsydney, CB Desmond sagua days with
sugar to johnson CO. vessel TO Bowrng Archibald
sugar to MOsle Bros; weasel 10 Funch, Edye d CO. ''
days with mde to order vessel to Funch Edye : CO Io
Bark Golden Fleece Q barbados Armstrong Ponta Pitre
Bark Albin lswed Look ATicalu 50 days sugar to
Bark yoIborg NOR Knuisen Bahia 80 days with sugar TO
Brown Broe, a. V9i vess,I TO Benham 4 Boyesen
Kong V3days WIN mdse to Winter Smile, vessel TO Yer
Bark GoodGI ot 1earsport H9gan Hong Kong 49, days
Bark Loyed Nor Paus, Passages 46 days, ballast to
Bms BSnio Ger Koch Rio Grande do sui A. dav. with
hides to Thomson \ Co yes.e! toe Ioblas& Co
Brig Annie Il StOreT OF Boston, Harding Macelo rs dova
with sugar 10 Winter Smillie; Miller A Houohton
Brig Lillian ~chle0r Of and from Demara 10 DAYS win
and moasses TO IL Heyers sons esse To rae
| Muller q Co. '
Brig Robert Move (of New Haven Stsn II Perre Mar,
| l. days. with sugar etc, Ia II Trowbrdges sons ''
Brig IIesien, Fries Manzanlla "a days with snoar
/ etc, 10 order vessel 10 l. W Adams. e''
Thomas Iurnei OF New Haven Gvan Mavaguez ?
| days, with sugar 10 l. W 4 Armstrong. -
Brig Cora Green lOf Bangor. Parker Grevtown go dovs
with logwood and rubber 10 strout; vessel 10 II smith
! & CO. ~
Brig Anerod lof swansea Campbell, Natal 81 DAYS with
| sugar 20 orier; vessel 10 master
Schr Maudc Robinson. MIX River Ja Is DAYS with log
WOOD TO Geo Nes@e ~ Co vessel 10 simpson Chpp Co
Nchr II Blcndcunan Huuu Para n DAYS with rubber
nuts etc, To q Amslnck q Go; vessel 10 h J weinberg
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NEWARK.

The stock of Richardson d Hall. coach lamp
manufacturers, who made an assignment on Thurs
H. Richardson, ST., father Of one of the members,
aud principal creditor.
A suit against the Newark Plank Road Company
was begun Yesterday by George Smith, an express
man, to recover 800 for collecting illegal tolls.
This is a test suit and part of the agitation in New
ark to compel the company to keep the road in re-
pair and lower the toll.
The new hall of the Women'7 Christian Temper
ance Union was opened yesterday. The building
has been purchased for 500 600. 1t is VALID
mann's Theatre TcmOdelled.
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MARINE INTELLLGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
unrises Coz SETS, 500 Moon rises, Moons aged y
HIGH WATER TODAY
L. B.-sa1dv Hook. GOV Island. O2} Hell Gate 212
P.N.-Sandy Hook, COS Gov Island. O44 Hell Gate 233
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THE LADIES' FRIEND
80 Happy and SO Good.

Il so sad and at times and feel tst hays
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