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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25
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ARNOwOn Thursday April a. Aatson = son Of the ate
p -ison > Arno" Of %sst Sae1SeT; o ..nec,, ,,t "a
attend the mineral rom The residence OF his mother Il
nj oaHss TiTem Rir 5R5a lbs oT Ws. Chester
10 .-a and Kansas Ciy papers please copy.
BAKER-On T-uri4y. April q 1885,. at the residence q
TG,ioat6 widow o F Boxer late o, Philadelphia
Intrr.neur Milford Penn
BLAKE New Brunswie4. y. j., April q, susan Brets
Funeral Friday 2.tl al her late residence $3.50
COGGEsHALL-At summit. J. April % ~ scarlet fever.
AItlur tae ,,u 0i MJ.tol o. a1d H-rrsJ o. CossesAai
Fdaera' private
DrCKE8-In Brooklyn ADr q Leonard Decker aged 81
Funeral at his late residence 50 Cam,rdgepace saturday
aS'avs- an friends are respectfully invited to attend
D-DLFY-0n Tuesday April 92. I3-t OF pneumonia
Joseph a. Duiev. To rhe f3tl year ~ his tze
HA~KELL-At P!linhel y, j. April ~ Franco, Seward
Hoed-g. Parnled. on Friday 2jtl at ESQ o'clock
HAYHARD-Ou "Wednesday, April D. Robert y. Hayward
Funeral win take place AZ the re71ene brother go
GrluI.su. Iu Friday, 18th inst. at = CLOGS.
Relatives and friends OF tie family are respectfully invited
JlRvI Bloomfield Y r. on Wednesday morning. AlrI
y Liam I4rye a. 'le .A gear o.. ms age , B,,,u.
heid o rrday. tile 25th uumo. AZ $50 ? m.
Il . indy req i,s, "a that 10 lowers be cent
JOHN,ON-Arer a long sickness Of Buyhta tissals
Fanet.l services Ril 6e 1aG At ds a-s residence
6ttl st, a. .)'0 saturday morning
ease omit flowers.
PALAM-At Mt Vernon, Apr. 3D. Adam Palam, j., lge y
FIa-il AZ 50 Jacobs church Saturday 26rh nsf- at
eCUDDER-A- huntington r T.. on me 18TH INST, Annie
turur 10. vie OF Henry 90 -Cuidrr.
emirl service. al ~ John. church. Huntington, sunday
morning. April y. At 1880 O'Clock.
VARIAN-In this city. suddenly q 1nenm. MA 80 INST.
services All souls Church, 4have and -ptlsrr Friday
Airrnoon Al O'Clock
Cincinnati and boston papers pleasecopy
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tina the person shall have been held for trial The DIP
aso provides that trial OF such prisoner shall not DO
postponed excepting for the absence OF material and
necessary witness.
The reading Of newspapers Is not 20 bc made the gonnu
for excluding iurynan. person summoned ~ luipr
shall not he excluded for unless II appears tha ne
has formed and expressed opinion. and has H's
which cannot be- removed by evidence. The bill PROVIDE
also that the time which may eapse between the dy Vi
the and the day appointed for carry NJ tho
tence into effect shall not exceed ten days EAt'u
shall not he stayed excepting nv reDri~ve ny the rN
ernOr The provides that the Judge shall certify -
the Governor whether In his opinion the verdict OF te
Jury was warranted Jy the evidence. The Covrho NY
require the Opnon OF the Acknowledgement ana Oh
Judge any Judges OF the supreme Court otlef la
q Judge Judges before whom Al appeal IN lhe -
might be heard General Term, whether any thns plJ
dicial 10 the prisoner had occurred on the tflal.
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4 RElEL4NT L0rLl c4CGHE

Ar Castle Garden yesterday Parson Berle-
meier married Philippine UniIuf handsome German
girl 10 Duslve Kruger. -tani'I0y. The brides father
IL llcu mI er viu- Bremen. He BIAS broad "uIs
where tho grain grows and mil shat L. never STILL
There are horses lu DIS stable and god ia las co1a.s
Among bis Stable boys I4--lte Kruger ambitious
Tad VINO cast his eyes uron bis employers charming
daughter lie sts-warf, manly looking fellow. and
tac SKI soon became Infatuated with him. When Tie
porly miller LuiI found ont the State OF things there
a., Inch Duae. uy 4.a Is ls t4e Dung HAL
enough money rU ppou LM .0r ..l. .lt lu- telling
him PM pine ana clear Quito America, any
sAc.e-. O.t 14 A4, sight.
Iu" couple cau- lo tA.- country, landing ~ aside Car
den yesterday. The ptu Wis rl4t Should Doe mar
uru uu t-rlr arrival AcIt, .ut IAipLr uu tue Fut t
-i~ , 6usiaye was weary Oi Ar. and wanted % escape
with tlr money uer father uad gwen ul enc couuun-
icIicd hef Year, o. officer 30 Castle Garden and shcl
hin 20 keep On beg .cers,nl lover GusIvc did
Try tscAle out captured al zao auI ,aK'u "
FarsJu bcIhctuIer the brutal tour - Not yet Des
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STICTDFI ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,, April 24.-Duncan 5. Farquhar-
son a weLknovn and formerly prominent citizen o. 10
chester committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself
In the head He WIS a mwri-ht ny trade and had oeeh
working all last ght. He returned home about O'Clock
in The morning Ia the forenoon he had shot ~ dog IN
The backyard several times 1u had given no signs th't
he intended taking bis own life. shortly before noon'
while bur his vie IN the house, De pointed
revolver mt nj. head AMI fired. TIE weapon was
Of thirtv-tvo a.. ibre and the bullet tore away
large portion OF hi4 skull lie died
~ three hours Hrv was ffr-iN old TIE vas born
in Glasgow. scot and A. ou- 'irr le we worth amour
5000 600 IT, WIS PROPRIETOR 30 rI valuable nIrni-'
from ch uc made IS COR. 1T. Het iuH involved
u Fortunate speculation. ard lost 1l L, wealth il-
chOv from thi. d-- vas probably flr car OF h- 2ct
flr was regarded s4 ONE of the best lL TI-It- ID
country and has ~ late ve1r- worked ~ l, trade ue
leaves a Vlie ami children.
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THROUGH newborn STATE.
DAMAGES FOR INJURED HEALTH ASKED
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUSEl

DAMAGES FOR INJURED HEALTH ASKED
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEl
BUFFALO. April PA case Of unusual inter-
70 druggists and physicians called in the Circuit
Court to-day. Mrs Maggie A. Beckwitn sues Leroy =
Oatman. Of Angola, for So 900 damages In September
$780, she caught a cold After two or three days she
called Dr. Danforh and he pronounced the case acule
oronchas He prescribed for her and the prescription
included extract Of aconte II put mp at the deend
ants drug store IN Angola ny his clerk She TOOK the
medicine directed but Immediately after swallowing
the first dose felt burning sensation in her mouth ana
throat followed by prtcky numbness at the top OF hef
head and then all her body which was SUCCEEDED
by papation Of the heart and pains She became SICK
and remained all niPnt The next morning she iet
extremely weak and unlike herself, was sensitive TO e
air, and her mead did not fee rshL Tor TWO mOntls'
Ever taking the dose she had been troubled by me
SENSATIONS described from time To time. The earn TOT
damages based upon the allegation tnAt Mr OathaL
CLERK made "A N stake careless IN putting up ne
prescription and caused her To- take an Owe dose nc
fence "a that the prescription prepared "a orrtu,
plaintiff did rOow the directions IN taxing
the medicine and that ncr health was not nilrtd4y Il"
feCted b the preparation.
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ArcuIsoN TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

TOPEKA, April 24.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders o, the Atchison Topeka and santa Re
Railroad held here to-day board Of directors and
officers the ensuing year chosen az follows: Di
rectors J. T. Burr, Of Boston; g. p. Cheney
Of Boston; C. K. Holiday, Of Topeka; :. A
Kent. ~ Chicago; r. Nicters0n. Of Boston, A W. Nick
er4On OF Boston; j. Paine OF Boston; l. : Every, OF
Emyura; Alden spear, of Boston; q. o. shattuck, OF
Boston; 3. F. sriugfei ow, OF Atchison; W 3. strong
Boston ana 4. F. TOuIlin. ~ Boston. Officers; W
b. strong president; A. f. lOuLlaln. vlcepresdent; B.
r. Cheney cha rman Of the Board or Directors +. Wider
secretary and treasurer. George ". McCrary, general
councillor; A. A. EoDes0n general manager aud cllef
engineer.
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE eight Eastern Trunk lines an
uouuce hpt they will sell tickets 70 Chicago
durn. the session of The Republican National Couyen-
zion Ar one fare 0r the round trip The southwestern.
Western and Northwestern roads ont ot Chicago viii sell
round tilp icke.- .0. oue AID Ouc-tLlrd -dre.
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INCREASED TERMINAL FACILITIES.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUvz.l

TRENTON, y. J., April 2l-Artlcles of incOr-
poraton have Just been filed for the East Trenton Rail
road Company and the South Trenton Railroad Company.
The East Trenton Company viii build railroad from the
Trenton branch Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
two miles and a half through tbs brick yards and pot
teres. The south Trenton Company will line OF
the length along the Trenton Water Power Rail-
road through the heart Of the city, reaching most Of the
factories and the large iron mills H. s Little, Z. Q.
Knight Henry C. Kelsey A. q. Richer, Samuel X. VII
and Others interested In the Reading Road the in
cOrp0rators ~ each company The south rentons capt
tai Is 100000 and the TTentOn5 $4,000. IL Is
said thar the construction Of the roads will he begun al
once. They will enable The Reading 10 obtain the best
mart Of the freight traffic OF the CITY and by Of
the south Trenton line passenger station can be placed
IN the heart OF the city.
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IITTLE W4yDEGEhs tATLRI1NED.

Four cars belonging to the Third Avenue
Line, were filed yesterday evening By IA number Of
children from the Home FOR Little Wanderers OF the
Harvard Misslou III the New-B0wery. They going
~ the Anniversary celebration IN the A. idemy II Music
and their best clothes and IN the highest spirits
Three cars we're filled with ami boys. The
young girls sang and anthems, and swinging
al the way At the Academy OF Music the doors
opened Al 1870 and there arsh from the crowds that
had already assembled. Inc children were arranged on
the Stage OF Academy IN pretty fashion, seats
that rose IN gfadatOnH When gentleman led In prayer
these little mites dccOrOu-y covered their eyes with
chubby Little hands, and then opened their fingers ana
peeped at the audience some. sad relate, yawned,
and two fell asleep The singing delEAtiu and lao
addresses ~ the ponL
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FIXING RArEs FoR CARRYNG CoAL.

The people in the lobby at the Gilsey House,
about 6 O'Clock a-r evening. were startled by great
shout that came ny GJwl from ths second door II
was good natural shout up by the members II the
western Anthracite A--oolt1I. wlJ have bson trying
for weeks % accomplish some debate action IN tae
pooling ABRAMS for tIls s8sJI, Ouo were unable
u4.I se-tc..ly % accomplish ln5lllns. The Ai,J'a-
r0n ls composed W producers 0i c'4l lm)Is wAJn
ar, five rliroads-tho Eric. Delaware and
LicFaw1rla, L+lEL Pennsylvania. aal keaIIns ths
latter co4trJ-A. also tle Jersey Contra, hodlE, AZ
Iorlel meetings. attempts 10 max. al agreement nave
fallen AlO- A.st .ArolI inability ID meet sho wlsAos
NJ tue K.aIns people, and whom they were -1ti'd'd'
through tIt dissatisfaction or tl' Delaware and Lack
ayauna management Tho association was I'm session
from 10 o'clock yesterday until WITH ony asAor inter-
mission. Al O'Clock reports from The committee room
were uuiav0r41e 10 sattleIsut. tho DoaWtro aud
LscE4wluua being the oJ.clor' TO certain raye-
Tor Ontario aud BIf.o Otlerwsa agreeable TO
the members Just before ali)urn n1nt tnsso opening
rates were agreed upJut
iOr Buffalo tAd Llr international -ufQau4Ou frige
ION cars. stove and chestnut, % ton; egg 81 -
gto 81 o5i 30 couJs % D. aided '0r r;o IN o. trl Tor
ontario Lake Points. 70 Uants ir4s than tho buiA0 roe
Ou uOd prices, Tor .Oolcaler 30 cents lets lAl nduAo
lr price Tor @vGlou+e 81 e-s tllu BItio oI oars
prices NO coal 20 be IN all cases % cents above Stove
and chestnut
The association viii moot again This morning a- I'D
O'clock 10 consider rates FOR interior pDns committee
Wa appointed 10 consider the subject over night
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FALSE STORIES ABOUT ERIE BONDS.
so coNtLrcr BETWEEN THE RAILROAD AND TIT
TRUST COMPANY

so CONFLICT BETWEEN THE RAILROAD AND TIE
TRUST COMPANY.
The Now-York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company issued. carly last y'ar. 35,10O,OJO
oat.r trust bonds. Iatad V,vem per l. 1892 and run
ming forty years at per cent interest part of the
stocks Of subsidiary companies, pledged 70 Sc
cure the loan, covered by the second consolidated
morrgagel out clause In this mortgage per
m.,s the substitution u securities IL waa .l
accordance with THIS provision that tho new
bonds were issued. Tue loan taken by DrexeL
Morgan Co., and ther as-ociate' ant hs never been
offered forpuoc subscrpton the bonds "u-ted' at
the stock exchange by the Govern N Committee on Wed
uesday aud yesterday on articles were published
stating that the pAly had No rst % issue the bonds
aut that tho Farmer, Loan and Trust company. the
trustee OF the second consolidated mort gage would oppose
the
President Iew.tt asked yssteid nj theie "is A1v
difference the road and tho trust company IN re-
gard tu these JuAI4
Tner. u.. never been any conflict between US"
AIr Irsttt replied. " When the bonds were ne
-ntu+ru q year THE FkiEtNE published a
complete eXpit uatI'u Of ghe matter, TIC company
per l- 1 issue bonds iut d. had also JAt cOu
.euf and couIrla ION the trust company President
kJ0u ami Dir turner. tne counsel oil JIA trtsi COM
DAIRY. rIrl acre to-day To- express their annoyance al
tle published reports Mr. RJ.sOn AID MAJ De ndd not
uew.pIperO tue subject and Mr. Turner sail nat tlere
We. no foundation 10 the published sCitemcnt'. some
Met 14 tIr street AID asked MIN u some %. tla
securities were IUt covered uy the second c'ut0ItJ'd
conversation. u ts not necessary that should make
any exp. GO sr1fen.nt The DOuts were Issued legally
d -ue rr OF tuc AMI Oh mDrJ< e. W'r' SAT-
re lld ,He peisous wlo o,d<nt tne bonds were sails
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
COMPLAINTS ON MILK FREIGHT RATES.
a RAILROAD COMPANY APPEARING AGAINST An
OTHER-LONG ISLANDS DEMANDS.

a RAILROAD COMPANY APPEARING AGAINST AN
OTHER-LoNG ISLANDS DEMANDS.
About the only bit of color In the dingy rooms
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. dsorered than ever
account OF the preparations to remove 70 ia new
quarters. when State Railroad Commissioners Herman
Rogers and ODonne there yesterday, was the neck
scarf OF Chaunccy VI Dcpcw Mr. Depew leaned over the
table around which the commissioners and others were
seated and whispered 70 Mr.. O'Donnel
"How do you lkcit rs the first time ever wore red
in my life."
"You are probably pleased with tho Utica Convsn-
ton" The Commissioner whispered back.
The hearing was devoted 70 the question of milk freight
rates. When these rates reduced from 40 to 80
cents per the NewYOrk CentraP5 lines the com-
pany charged that rate s railroad connsction' Tee
Nevburg Dutchess and Connecticut road Is one OF
these. tansfeuingit milk freight at Duchess Junction
This company compelled charge 10 cents on
its line, making through rate TO New-lorK
Of 40 cents shippers have complained against thls'
and the Dutchess road asked the New York Cen
tral divide the through rate Of thirty cents WIN IT,
Charles L. Kimbal the superintendent OF the Dutchess
road testified that under the existing arrangements u
could not compete with the NevYOrk and Harlem road
He thought hiatt the divided IA requested the
shipments Of milk would bs increased He admitted
however that they could not increased beyond the
consumption Of York but the reduction might drive
out the New-Jsrsey milk He believed that hs road hal
paid ten times for the terminal facilities supplied To
il by the New York Central $1,000.
Mr. Depew-Dont you know that you owe US $4,000
FOR rent at Duchess Junction The last time takeu
with Of your people about H. ne said tnat We col
Looted the money II would ruin the road.
Charles Rudd Duchess County farmer, testihed mar
the farmers all along the line OF the Duchess road hai
guaranteed To increase their shipments II s rates were
equaIized with those OF Harlem.
when the case against the NewYOrk. Lake Erie amt
Western Railroad was called MP General Freight Agent
Foley asked the commissioners say whether they pc
cvtd that their Jurisdiction extended shipments de-
vered IN Jersey City where the Erie under the laws
NJ tNr mia
question now but set down the Erie case for to-day
In the afternoon several Long Island farmers we're
heard their plea the milk rates on tAc on-
II and road Owrred ron thirty 70 twenty cents l. ~
Barton and Charles NJ Head. officers OF the company,
brought fact that for years the thirty cent rate
had prevailed when the York roads were charging
sixty, and aerward 10, cents per can There mao oeen
complaints and requests Tor reduction unll lu'
Railroad Commission ordered reduction on the New
York Central TO thirty cents.
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1erk Hogx. OF the Navy Department. cen.
- W Rs,th. CommandsrIn- Chief

c1erk Houz. OF the gavy Department. Cen.
sral r. W. Beth, CommandorinChiei
the Grand Army Of tho Rspuocj General HanneaSSpe{
Postmaster Of Philadelphia Charles Lawrence f5esus
OF the Common Council OF Philadelphia william siny'
secretary OF the Faragut Association, OF PnlA1eps
and General George NJ Tibbles CoDmanderin-Cnli OK
the Union Veteran Association -. -. o..
Letters OF regret read from the President
Rotary Of the Nsvy Admiral Porter FOURTH Snr,
Beardsey OF the Treasury Department and O,ners'
Speeches male after the dinner By Captain y,
OsDOn Loyal Farragut, General WOod'ord Cnief Cers
HOgR, General HUJndekOper. Charles L2HreIcs AM
others
General Woodfori said In part +" y burning shame
that this Republic hsv. ts flag flying every
sea- merchant vessel and mah-Of-wari but beleys
the day Will before you and have passed awp
when America shall regain her prestige the sea. We
sha again hail the dswning ~ day when the American
Navy viii i've In something besides sublime tradtOns.'
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TO WHOM Ir NAY CONCERN.

II Is new thing Ia The party tO strike down
a leader IN the house Ot Al- friends. The Jpai repeats
thai 10 advises against the non. nation Ol Mr.
Arthur Mr. Blaine but % repeats also mat tine gro-s
ana uncailcd for attacks upon M Blaine should be
stopped They may constitute the calamity or tine CAIN
pagn theS are intensified INTO the bitterness that cX-
listed bet wecu rival factions u the party AFTER Gar
Fields 1naug ratOu How sha and the
tcks upon hr Blaine lr best shown by the fac that the
newspapers that nov deuOunce him were covering
bum Win praise and glory "hc President Garfield lived.
j. I'D BE- interesting reading 10 rcpubush some cdi
notices Of NJ Blaine printed three year. ago IN
what arn termed the Arthur organs" Governor
hhrcy that astutt and powerful leader OF his party In
New York once said be cared nothing for the whole
press seaD0ard representing wealth and education
II i,-e against the instinct Of the people
time f0i new-DaDers Of the country, anIspecay Of
New York and New England, % pay more attention 10
the Interests ~ the Republican party aud less % purely
Selfish personal issue, The one great instinct OF
party In self-pfeseryaLDn and DerpetuauOn II need
not BE- added that both endangered by such fac
tiOna stTfo Is being developed fO-tored tohy Dy
men who, "a the language 81 ancient philosopher
may bO learned but not wise. Orlwise but not prudent
when cy ignorant VI such .tIings IRE profitable
4 thGsn.S
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ana Bloomington and Western roads represented at
the meeting.
THE NEW-JERSEY TAXATION LAW.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO The TRTBUyB.l

TRENTON, April 24.-When the new Railroad
Taxation aw effect It abolished the Office OF the
Commissioners Of Railroad Taxation and made no pro-
vision for the settlement Of the pending claims Of the
State against railroads and other matters in the Com
missoners office. Under supplementary law passed In
the last days Of the session, Governor Albeit to-day APP
pointed a special commissioner Of Railroad Taxation
10 attend 90 this unfinished business Robert sheppard
81 Newtown Some remarks excited by The fact that
firm OF NewYOrk lawyers Il advertising IN NewJersey
requesting corporations liable 10 be affected by the new
tax laws to communicate with them II Is supposed that
the lawyers intend % get combination 10 hght the
law. such contest would arouse "A feeling that would
probably result d-arOusy 70 the corporations when the
legislature again. should the present law oe upset
There f. general feeling that most Of the corporations
have been let OIL TOO easily a. 1t Il.
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REGULATING MURDER TRIALS.
4 BILL PROviDINt, FOR SPEEDY PCNIsHMENr IN
PRODUCED N THE ASSEMBLY.
my rPr g1u4pu 70 THE TRIBIrNET

ALBANY, April 24-AssembIynan Dayton. Of
New York IN OF the riot at Cincinnati owing to The
failure OF Jury " convict murderer VI murder intro
duced a bill to-day tue more elrcuy % provide for
the certain and speedy punishment OF persons guilty
OF capital offences. The bill states that when
a person shall be held for trial FOR offence
thepunshmsnt " which may be death AMI court com
potent w Try shall De sitting a. The uine tno
shall jurisdiction try the prisoner, notwtn-
standing the td OF may render necessary
extension Of the Of court aud the summoning
special Grand jury Of petit Jury or both
If court competent tOtry capital shall not be st
ting within days from the time such person shall be
held for trial. the Governor shall assign Judge cOmpo-
tent 10 hod for the tri Of capital casesto hold
special day fifteen days from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

GILIAT-HEAD-At Trinity Church, Newport, Rhode
Island wednesday I'D INST. BY the Reg george J:
Mag Eleanor laughter Of the late Charles DAVIS
Head Esq Of Boston, and niece Ot n Alien Wright Esq..
Ot New.York - Rev. Charles " Glhab D. D., OF Potts
vile, Pennsylvania
L .VI--COURSEN-Ou Wednesday, April 80 1884, AZ ths
the BRIDES parent. By the Rev Eyerard Kemp.
shall. Chester daughter Of William A. COurseu. f
Elizabeth y j., and Howard COppuck Leys, OF Mt Holly.
n J.
MAC ITHORE-BC re ESS-On wednesday evening. 23d
the residence OF The brides mother East Oransst
Nj by the Rev Dsyid irving D. D., Marion, YOUNG y
daughter " the late John Burgess 20 Leonard K = Ma
IeuOre.
- the residence ~ the brides parents ~ the Key ID
Parker Morgan De-hrr WEIGH % Marie ADELAIDE daughter
OF Gabriel II aud Margie L. Barley
Al notices Of marriages must be Wdorsed eth faH
adae and address.
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LE0NAUD UECKER.

Leonard Decker, senior memoerot che firm OF
L. Decker V Co.. J-weer. of So. 90 Maiden Lane lied
yesterday NJ bis home $50. 53 Cambridge Place Brooklyn
For thirty years be had been lewci-r IN Maiden LGae
and john --t and hc known a- the veteran 0t tie
trade ~ was born in Washington County IN l~lI.
While Bog hc approached t0 JeVcutt la Troy lie
af+pI ward business ID thai .ii. d1c lu j. "a DE-
came this city and cook p .I1 .oto M llU"Ayu. lie
len % vile. $50 tli-l l-l Hlr son. Tie i-rI4 "4
take place or saturday.
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DIR. HOTGnrEN.

in speaking Of the Russian Bath, says: =" | do
not A vocate panacea. but recommend institution
wiioI viii prevent ~ well disease which comes
down 70 Us from the remote ages ana Is now used
bv large proportion OF the human race which Is yener-
able from s antiquity founded upon science, supported
By authority, and confirmed by experience 49,,
The LARGEST and most luXUrtOusly appointed Rusnaa
Bath IN the United states at No, IL Lafayettpacs
lone block east OF Broadway, near 4th-st.
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ruF NFrNEKF MURDER TRIAL.

ELDURA, April 2+.-ln the Melneke murder
case this morning. Mrs Ke " was tue first witness she
keeps uquor-slop the EeOrnaory. She SAID that
the prisoner and the girl were at her place On Friday
January T. Two RtiIrmatorT guards SAID that they saw
the prisoner ana Girl pass the ker0mltOy that day
Other Wtuesse. testified that tley prisoner and
tr 2 ri In other parts ~ the city. Leak. ticket agent
Al the Delaware Lackawlnua and W~s depot testt
lied mat the pr ouer purchased or nun lcArt 70 Ne"
train alone.