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DEyLIN PUT Up 800.
He Describes N AuGnr. hat Clerk CllabrA
Thiaks lt was Water Rsnts.

He Describes Il Ms Sugar. hut Clerk CIiRsra
Thisks lt was Water Ksnss.
Contractor John Devlin showed tho Gibbs
Committee yesterday check for 500 on the
Nassau National Bank Of Brooklyn. drawn on
July 8. 1883. to the order Of r. II. Clifford. Tho
check was endorsed by Mr.. Clifford for the De-
pnrtment Of Public Works, and under the en-
dorsement was written. For deposit. j. II.
Chambers. Water Register" Mr.. Devlin said
that no made this check after man had told
him that he had better send up q little sugar. y
Who WAS the man who told YOU that 2"
Lawyer Whitridge asked. and Devlin answered.
don't know his name. but could recognize
Counsellor Payne asked the witness whether
he paid that money as q rlbe or NJ hush money,
and Mr., Devlin replied. I" l didn't give it az q
bIibe, but to DO allowed to continue my work
What became Of the money!"
suppose that Hubert o. Thompson got It."
Mr.. X. II. Clifford said that the check was
probably paid for water rents. and added that
the books Of the Water Register would show
for what 1t was given. and how 1t WAS disposed
Of
:. The record Of the conviction and sentence OF
Devlin by q court martial In 1865 for bOunty
frauds was excluded The sentence was ten
years imprisonment and $4,000 fine.
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10 SAVE oRssLY AND hrs MEM
TIE Bear % asart fsv che Nsrth 81 Tnarsds,
-Maay visissrs 20 the NAVY Yard.

TIE Bear % atart rsr che Nsrth - Tnsvsdsy
-nasay visissrs 20 the Navy Yard.
"In the six years have been here I have
never seen 20 many visitors In the yard as
now" said the policeman at the navy yard
gate yesterday. "Old mon and women and
young men and maidens. especially the
maidens 20 down to the wharves by the hun.
bred to look at the shining black hulks and tall
black spars Of the Greedy relief feet and at
the shining brsss buttons and handsome faces
Of the Officers In Charge"
Yesterday the visitors found an ugly bluff
bowed tramp steamer tied alongside Of the
Bear. and outside OF her the Thetis. Two
steam winchcs creakod and ratified on tho
decks. hoistinR big buckets Of coal out of the
hold and s.rt 4 e the ITEM ss ,S 1,.. all
the vessels. or. the wharf with gang q men
psrtment IoadlnS Bread and be"i and pork in
II. !, s Ss sGS at Nh ,rs scs
e csps G's sssys 81 s.d tS%s would be
set. The .oyerhaulinR Is done. and only tina
slowing Of the stores remains to be done.
9 Of work on s's sS,1 the
has ~ name u neat gold letters in place OF tho
WI" IIeut. SSbrse was asked II there WAS anv fault
to Be found with tho steam launches furnished
for tho expedition. He said that. on the contra.
able. The one TO be used In the. coast survey
was tested By Capt. Schley the other day. She
made nine knots an hour In slack water ,s ana
and could easily be taken out, so a. to make 4
sail or row boat OF the launch. The universal
Joint for hoisting the wheel out Of the water
whom In the Ice. or when under sail 80 that IL
would not drag, was to By commended. :.
Greedy before this expedition. He said II was
north than the coast Of Labrador Whnlers 80
further. but they will not BIO ablo to 20. even IL
pSdtos % 40 able iiV Grey
lieyed. Il would have to be by this expedition.
The U. s. tug Lima is now In the dry dock at
the navy yard to receive new steering appar-
atus. To the end OF her wheel SHIFT will be at.
tached universal joint which VIII turn q small
main wheei. Wien the man at the helm
wishes to alter Che course OF tho tug he throws
this wheel around to port or starhoard. az the
case may be. and the action ofthe little whsel
will be 70 throw tho stern In IN opposite dtrec-
wheel to work ut nm angle Of 45' with the keel
Of tho tug The inventor says the tug can turn
In twice her length. -,
WASHINGTON. April l9.-The. Bear. the ad-
vance ship Of the Greedy relief, expedition. ia
New York on Wednesday or Thursday next.
This supply ship Alert 10 expected to arrive at
New York In day or two,
Lieut.. Emory. commander OF the Bear. had a
| long conference with Secretary Chandler yes.
terday. Secretary Chandler :, and and. q party Q!
next week to witness the departure OF the
ptonoer vessel.
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SSO,OOO FOR SOMEBODY.
An Heir Wanted for = Forture I.en By Kate
CuansughAm In Australia.


This advertisement appeared among the per-
sonal notices OF THE SUN:
GIN 00n NEXT OF KIN wanted Of Kate Gun
S61OsVOO. bingham, born IN county Waterford
about 1888 resided in Liverpool about 1851 aud after
ward went nbroud: she had married sister Ellen. who
also went abroad and would now he entitled Apply
j. +. Jayne, attorney. Murray street. New York.
There is something over $4,000 waiting
for somebody" Mi. Jayne. the old claim law
YER said yesterday. Tho money Is In bank
and all that Is necessary is the proof OF heir
ship. Kate Cunningham died year ago In
Australia. where the fortune IL. Her sister
Ellen. who lived In county Waterford. Ireland
came e America in 1856. and Is said to be here
now. There 10. however. u little doubt H. to
who tho true heirs are. Kate Cunningham
went to Liverpool from county Waterford In
1856. and there lived with u sailor named A.
Iihn. by whom she hud two children. Pinn
deserted her In. 1853 and went on sea voyage.
He never came back. md nobody whom | can
Liverpool but have leurned that marriage
with Pinn cannot De proven. Knte Cunning
she went abroad. and they were brought up BY
mother made 40 viii, don't see very well how
other sister OF Kate. Is also wanted as an heir"
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DIED.
!. April IA. Mary n. Beers. widow


Of John Hers. aged 10 years
The relatives and friends ars invited to attend the ~
neral servicsa ut her late residence las West 27d st. On
Monday evening, April a. at o'clock.
Please omit howers
JONES.-Suddenly, the 18th inst. Owen Jones'
aged "a years and nontha
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully Invited to attend this funeral services At his
residence - we.t 2ist A.. on Monday afternoon At
O'clock, without further invitation. Interment Tues
day, MIarrytown. Please omit howsrs;,
MAlRS.On Friday morning. April H. Mrs. Jane Mairs,
widow Of the late John Mnits. In her s7th yesr
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to attend
her funeral on Sunday April Oat r. NJ. from the
,ience. of her son.inlaw. David ". BsckIedGs. So
Jane st.
McMANus. In Brooklyn. on April Is. Mary hcNanus
Funeral sunday April 90 from the residence Of her
son.in.law. lo7 Atlantic At. south Brooklyn.
lnterment In Holy Cross Cemetery. Flatbuah.
RYAN-on Thursday. April II, Michael Ryan, IN the
6lst year Of his age. :
Relatives aud friends invited attend the funeral
from bis late RESIDENCE 423 East nh st. on sunday at
IL A. NJ Friends will kindly omit flowers
Mutual LoDGE No. 81, o. O. f-rhe members are
requested to attend the funeral of late brother n.
Peak on Sunday. April ~ at i2:so shsrp At aa5 Bow.
cry. BY order. N. G.J0HN HAAS.
v, ], SMILEY. Rec, Sec,
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FASHION NOTES.

The waistcoat grows more aud more In favor.
White petcoas are only worn with full dress evening
of stun
Cheyiots and beges remain the favorits fsbrc. for
The fayore figures on brown linens clover leaves
In = browner tint.
Fancy woollen. have raised ngures embroidered or
Even white muslin dresses are ms'' with was.coats
White will again he the favorte festival dress for mid
summer Garden parties
Among the IRENE, linens are chsnseAble ones almost
BY lie are worn
New white sS gotten bnss q. wide As India null come
Colorsd surah and silk wsi.tcoats are frequently
worn Will, white null or nalnsOok dresses
II is impossible TO ennernts the vArOul shapes in
which hats aud bonnets ARE made nowadays,
the designs email. scattered, and Of great beauty.
stun.
' hon % s' 1ss '%i"ss
e "s s Ss % s Sss cd .s
ing for color.
Brossasa satin ersp. Dc chine color eocr-,hs ~
Of The sssson. -"'"' WV "'''' ''e'-"' "''@""'
Even whit. dresses or. made Of two kind. of mat.r.
Ssd barred striped ''"'''''' ''''Ae '0'e' 'p'~
sa%: s a s.. sHs s: s' % {:
dressy midsummer street wrap.
Long Newmarket are made Of eh.yiot. beige, and
and SHOULDER ssps. with hi.h shoulder '"'' '"''"
Is @ ., 0 rss glaze. Ar.
grounds.
ts%i ; ss Willie sis
The sunnowsr dsi.y, marsoid. dsnde,ion, and hedr.
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Ausinfss alotiees.



Our object In drawing constant attention to the con.
rast between Bsnson's Cspcins Porous Plaster and
others which struggle hard and hopelsssy to rival
10 to keep the public their guard against those per-
sons to whom Archbishop whateiy referred whom he
saidi III all understood medicine there would be
quscka"
We quote from an advertisement In . Loudon papers
1--WE were continually asked BY physicians why We did
not make plaster that would BE- quicker In its action
than Alicocka"U,o
And this from the proprrtors Of the veterans Of las
thcmselve~!i such admasion 10 certainly candid.
whatever may be said Of its business acuene II free
y comedies what have ten thousand times asserted
that the soealled original" porous plaster 10 allow.
dull aud unreliable who could ask for confession
more deiciou.ly childlike snd tfuthfulf
Those ply were right IN asking for soinsthiug
Capeihs Plaster 70 produce the sricis dssrc and the
E,..s Of hy.'es4; =, 81, Shsmi. drsxs..
In view Of this nsivertsnt nnlsson what ought the
assert that these .nne tstbi. aud Ineffective plassrs
snveiop the wearsr In cloud Of vapoi,
ta; believed they have "ioosencd the Erssp" of
Benscn's pis.tcr does not appeal 70 ignorance nor
superstition. No simply rcafirn that II IL great an
over the plasters Of early years 10
equivalent N new creation
when sinking ohsrIntanry sticks at nothing. Word
Cnpcine cut IN the genuine. Price rs centA
Sesbury johnson, Manufacturing Chemists.
BWay BET toss 9TH S.. Hi. ssh s,s. J. IA
nurustt's Kallistos softeNs the beard aul
Allvys oil irritation caused by shaving.
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oLD SAN wALxEws MILLIONS
a Vast Rsvtsas shas Arose N . Few Years
asa ~ speedily DwiadIea Away.


CHICAGO, April 16.---Samuel j. Walker, who
J,.d h.r. ,.a,.,d.v w.s . co,ohr.,od cn.ro,-
uie"oero Ses'oruay' WAS "ce'epia'ou enc."e
ter. At one time he was counted tho wealthiest
man In Chicago. Hs came to this city from
Kon,nctv nrsrv war. a~o and after looking
noh.uoAy many seAls uSo. anu S..el 'V I'M,
over the ground came to the conclusion that .
great city would be built on this shore. and that
III 800. ,.,.',s - -, nj. 90 h.v. m.
ros' ose"so "ou'o 70 soou .,hhs W nave ho
was \ careless and even reckless hnancter. but
90 long a. tho boom continued ho appeared to
n,.La ,nor.v .nd oon,in,,oI % .o,,I,o NOR.
"oAe hohoy. anu eon'inueu W awful" p'oo-
erty at ~ rapid rate. He lost heavily by tho
great hre. but, nothing daunted. continued his
.nVes.meMs until JUST oe!oro he panic
OF 1873 he held title to moro than
l5OO acres OF land within the city
Ill. ., A.. -..h III Al.
MINUS "no Was supposeo 10 DO worm ah INC
way from &15OOO.000 to 2O.00O00O. He did
buslneas largely on papcr. and tho period of
I......,.. ,s,;..,. ~. -. 80 Ill.,,
aepressioh ioNoWihg inc panic %" MN
stripped OF HE property almost to the last foot.
and all bis oraat monsv. making scb,me. ran.
""u =" uis s'0". nun" ~, .
prises was tho purchase OF all the property
abutting on what IL now Ashland avenue. In
the west division. the widening and paving Of
that street. and the setting out OF rows OF elfns.
now beautiful trees. at = cost for this one item
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New Chesp Cab Prices.

The New York Cab Company yesterday ia
sued table Of rates and regulations, The price
per hour for one two three four persons IL tho
for both the fourseated and the twossatsd cabs
81 used to DO IS cents for small cabs and 20 for
large onss Tho new pricss will be lowered whom the
company has larger number OF cabs The company Is
the PASSENGER tsrn book containing the table OF fares
and regulations, aud . complaint blank which may BE-
lled and sent to the company sign will be dis.
played near the drivers box TO indicate whether tho
cab engaged or not. several new hanson cabs will
he put the street,
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BLEECCKERsHBdLuSImop rhSr'dsy: April ~ q e
Wa's asastrd BY the Rev Joseph Reynolds IT, Russell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thu Thursdsy. April H. At
the Anthem MEMORIAL Church, BY the Rsv q Hsbsr
sharswood. daughter Of the late John A. Burnhan oe
Boston.
MARCH GENIN-Onw Wednesday. April 10. OF the res.
deuce Of the brides mother. by lhe Rev. Alex. X
Thompson. D. D., John Francis March to Ada r. denim,
only daughter Of the late John N. Genin.
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APrived-sAruRDAY. April 10
81 Oregon Price. Liverpool April L: ana Queenstown
18TH
Ss Geliert Kuhlwein, Hamburg April
h y. SaHtih Boujer. Rotterdam Aprii is
IS Island, 81 J0dt Copenhagen April
ss washngipn, Mutticx, Palermo March 20.
~ Gxl!ia. McMickan, Liverpool April TO- and Queens
town Iltl
Sc Linwood Ryrne, Rio Marina March ~
SH Hnhenstaufen, Winter IRE ren April 5.
- Gulf stream. Pennington. Charleston.
IS Breakwatsr, Jenny, Lewes.
ARRIVED OUT.
"a Alaska from New York passed Fastnst at ~ p NJ
Ss Pennsylvania. from Philadelphia at Queenstown.
81 Elbe. from New York, ut Southampton.
youII9S p0Rrs.
IS Holland. from London April II. for New York.
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Boiler Iro. Cell. :. the New Static. Hou.

boiler Iron CeIls ID the New btntIon House.
The new station house for the First precinct
police In Old slip nearly finished and will be occupied
by Capt. Carry and his lO4 men In 9 few days. Tie
building 10 the site Of the old Fly Market which has
been the property OF the corporation for . hundred
years. Later II known Franklin Market and for
number OF years previous to 1851 lsed pous
station.
The building cost about SIS OOO 1t IL built on
very expensive foundation OF piles The material Ia
chiefly brick The central part is four stories high and
the ends three stories There four
for the msn thoroughly ventilated on = new plan.
aie At the top aud through the doors All the leading
banks and safe deposit companies are c0nnected with
the station house ny telegraph Mr. Bush the
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William Potts. Secretary OF the Civil Service
Reform Association said yesterday that Federal office.
holders, whether in tile Post ONCE the Custom House.
who took tho ,ime for which they were paid by the
Government to attend the Chicago nomina Conven
tiOn would do ut their peril,
Collector Robertson sIid that he proposed to go
might do. lie thought that he had good right
attend there - the Federal ocehOders from the South
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C,.,ss.s Apssse,,e. Again.

Some OF the Committee Of Fifty three met In
tile Mills Building yesterday. The Committee on Less
laton urged the members to send up strong delegation
Albany help through the remaining bills especially
the bill Satsbsh 6oArd OF Elections In place Of Mr.
J. oBrisn's Bureau. There much eomplsnt In the
meeting OF The apathy OF the etsens OF New York with
reference TO the proposed reforms
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Justus Breitwieser. butcher at 1885 Second
avenue awakened his wife At o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. and told her that he was nearly sunocstng and
that he wanted drink Mrs Brstwieser said that she
WAS not strong enough and wen, ont TO gsi soeihinx
stronger, Att o'clock the servant found him hanging
to beam In the cellar. dead. hrsitwiener worth
tnO mud had just op-,ad new store nl l2ith street
aud Tenth avenue. He was ~ yesrs OH lie had three
children.
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The body OF young man taken from the wa
ter 81 rer ID Eas, River ysssrdsy had in the clothing
istss from Michael shaniy. Cionsrd Ireland to Mary
shady 0c Esss Yeieth street When Miss shanly ssw
lhs body at the Nergus she shrieked; ITS brother
sc!?us3s.s .hs said they Ind some over t.9sthsr from
work TOR any length OF time. The last time saw him
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.,,es rSnt n iS meeImk 70 hro}esI aGanst tne
win be held under the ausplces OF the XAVIER Union at
Cooper Institute ON Monday evening.
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Accused Of K,l,,ns her Gallo.

Troy. April 19.-The nine weeks old baby Of
Mrs Fred Wolf OF vAla,ie Columbia county found
decd in bed yesterday. II ia asserted that Mira Wolf
said the night before that she would Kill the baby and
her husband The Coroner haa been notified aud Jury
impanelled. The father and mother have been taken
In In
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

IMMATURE ALnAHAC-Tris DAv.
Sun rises. - sun sets ~ Noon rises. o.
HIGH wArER-rnis DAT.
Sandy Hook 10 Gov Island. so He'll 0ats. -. 60
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Thsx Blsx Ou, the Gns.

CHICAGO. April 19.-Mr and Mrs. Fl. c. Fill
more of Fayetteville N w. guests At thPamer House.
blew out the retiring last night AMI found
unconscious this morning Mrs FILLMORE subsequently
died. and her husband who Ia still unconscious Is not
expected to recover.
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Ausimtss 3lptires.
Letter from Senator II. j. Cugx..s

STATE OF NEW YORK, SENATE CHAMBER.l
ALBANY. April IT, INA !
hrst became acquainted with Acock's plasters some
eight years ago. Being on the stump. and speaking
sometimes twice n day, my throat and chest became
sore and my voice failed greatly felt bound to
NIL my speaking engagements at any personal hazard
put two Alcocks plas'ers my ce,t and my
back. and determined to contine my tour Fortunately
thew relieved me in few hours and had further
difficulty. Since then have used Acocks pnsters for
myself and family for colds coughs pains in the back
and kidneys or pulmonary difficulties They are most
efficient and reliable painless and very perfect exter.
nal remedy Too much cannot be said IN praise of them
II. j. COGGESlIALL
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why don't you w csr,s,'s Little LAYER r,; They
Aucsd BY disordsrsd Liver. Only enc PIN doss.-Att
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10 the duty OF parents TO see that their childrsns
9. S1 S or ri may BE- kspt s.una With so.odon Be
sound be purified and render cd white BY tins Justly
popular artcls. Sox0dont has afhnity with those
baates and powders which whitsn teeth by GnrrOding
III. surface ~. a pure and pleasant boianc iauid
agreeable To- the taste An tn the SMELL In every re-
spsct an article TO be relied upon.-Adv.
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A Sound MIND gees very seldom without =
sound Digestion and ur. buh By the uae Of the
genuine AHGUsTuRA BlTTERS,
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,Noy Y .hs tins; take Dr o Psslps Browns unsquasd
" Grand o., Jersey CITY. n J.-AdA
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,Nssnw:... 9ioy-s, scss D~ssy Hat. Z. all
broAdWay and Bsecker st, llN Fulton st.. 1893 BMAy
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Superior to all. Cathartc. Alternative A specific for
disorders Of the stomach liver kidneyA eczema malaria
and all impurities OF the blood Avoid crude, harsn
waters, native and foreign" such waters posv W
rritants. and impair the digestive "rSSns and kdneys
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s.,ss,v 4. R.Ss.. s.-ry H,m /. L,e.a.e

fs..ay. renewal u ails i,c;nss VII pfoSsSiy Be- Be-
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D0rkss's Salad Dressisg.
Rich. DELICIOUS AND ECONOMICAL.
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SOUR N ASH.

The purity and delicious flavor OF Kentucky SOUR.
MASH whiskeys is well known the world over and my
body who appreciates hne whskey or who values hi
health will use them In preference to the mixed and
aduerated goods almost universally sod in this city.
The HERMITAGE and OLD CROW sOUR.MAsH wills
keys the leading brands Of Kentucky and sbso
luteiy pure and healthful.
For sale by all hrsclass dealers throughout the UnL
ted States.
WA. GAINES 4 CO.,
Dlstillsrr Frankfort, Kentucky,
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MY u isss SiisSss 1syss. y .sase@ o.:S ~"
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LETTER PROM AssEMBLyMAN EDWARD A. MOORE
STATE or NEW YORK, AsskMBLY GmAMRER.

STATE OF NEW YORK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER
ALBANY, April Is. 1874 ,
Some two weeks ago ! was taken with Inflammation
Of the kineys The pain was intense. applied soon
rs possible all Allcocks Porous raser over each kid
ney. Wonderful to say the pain and Inflammation be.
KAN to sbste In three hours In two days entirely
cured slways take great pleasure In recommending
Acocks plastsrs they certainly the host external
remedy known. During the last four months ! have
rarely been without one on my person used them as
chest protectors. and found them most efficient.
they also cured me Of rheumatic pain IN the back
that had long annoysdm They appear to greatly in
vrorats the digestive organs when placed the pit Of
the stomach.
When wearing them the chest It 10 almost inpos.
sible to take cold EDWARD A. MOORE
Member Of Assembly. Richmond county.
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WASHINGTON. April ia naval court martial
will at the Norfolk Navy Yard Tuehday for the
trial Of Lieut. VIM J. Moore charges OF cupabs neg.
ligeuce and ineicirucy. Lieut. Moore the nRvgHt.
Ing officer of the Uasipee when she run upon
sand srt Cape Henry while trial trip with the
Naval Board Of Inspectors OIL board.
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j. W. d Shast0n,

26D GRAND ST., NEW YORK
SPRING UNDERWEAR AT POPULAR PRICES
press Shrts own make u, 81 ~, aud 81. so each.
Fancy tsrcaie Dress shrts TO order.
Muslin Night shirts White Anchor, Use. each.
Pepperel Jean Drawers, own make SOC. PAR,
Fancy HeckweAr Of all kinds.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
100 GRAND ST.. NEW YORK.
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MARRIKD.

f8urustt's Kalliston softeNs shs beard sul
alleys ell Irritation caused by shaving.
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Special 3lotires.
THE REASON WHY
4 4 / FIT s$SHHH## + #HS#FH.:
Special 3lotires.
BowERY. CORNER SPRING ST..

B0wERY. CORNER SPRING ST.,
Is DOING SUCH TREMENDOUS BUSINESS Is DUE
ONLY TO A PROFITABLE CAUSE TO ALL PUR.
CHAsERs FIRST. VIZ HAVE A WHOLESALE STOCK
or AT LEAST 5000 DIFFERENT STYLES AND ALI
RANGE OF rRfCEs ARE DIVIDED. A CHILD CAN
SELECT WITH AS MUCH SATISFACTION AS ANY
CRITICAL JUDGE. WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS ron THIS WEEK.

LIslI TROUsERING FROM THE wELLKNOwN
FIRM, s. sTElN CO. WHICH WE ARE MAKING
IN TROUSERS TO ORDER At q. WORTH FULLY q.
JUST RECEIVED. A NEW LOT Of FINE ENGLISH
CORKSCREws. BLUE. BLACK. BROWN. SLATE,
BUFF. DAHLIE. AND ALL LIGlIT.MIXED COLORS.
THESE GOODS ARE AS SOFT AS VELVET. SUITS
MADE TO ORDER. SD WE CHARGE NO DIFFER
ENcE FOR fROcK OR SACK COAT ONE HUNDRED
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EVERYWHERE FOR 50 AND $40.
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80 CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER House,
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-04-06

John S. Wise, of Virginia. man
who has passed through several
duels. has recently experienced q
change of heart and den ounces the
code after most vigorous fashion.
The Record Union applauds Wise's
courageous stand and holds the code
to be simply o plan inaugerated by
men who found the duello an easy
way to commit murder, Ruf
Shoemaker Of the Grass Valley
Tidings takes the other views and
insists that . little more of the code
would teach low-bread men who
try to pick quarrels with their
betters that they can be accommo-
dated.