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SUMNER RESORTS.
,ATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

NATUKAL BRIDUE, NINUINIA.
The new hotels will be open APRIL lsT, and In
perfect order. Capacity, 400 guests. There will
be three seasons-Ihe spring season. April May.
and June; the summer SEASON. July and August !;
the fall season, september, October, aud Noyem-
her. Monthly rate for summer season, $50 ;
monthly rate FOR the spring and fall season, 800.
Ten dollars per month will be deducted when tEo
or more persons occupy one room.
The guests have free access 90 the hTidge ard 10
all the gTOunds seven miles Of carriage drives in
the forest an excellent livery; music. billiards.
baths electric bells, riding clubs.
Private horses furnished and Kept for sl2 so per
week.
For particulars address
T.. G.. PEYTON, Manager,
Natural Bridge,
Rockbridge county, Va.
NH 23-Su.Th& Sat6m
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DICuMOND ICE COMPANY.
ICEl ICEl ICEi

Having arranged FOR a full supply Of the beet
quality OF kENNEBEC lex, we are prepared 10
furnish our customers aud the public generally FOR
ending APRIL 1sr. 1855. ~ FAMILIES,
STORES, and OFFICES, NJ Nc. per pound. De-
string 10 return the thanks OF The Company Ia
their friends aud patrons generally for their past
liberia patronage hope, by strict sttention, po-
lite drivers, and good weight, TO merit contino'
ance ofthe same.
Telephone No.. 2as.
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY.
q. T. BRIGGS, Acting Secretary and Trsa sGres
apl.6s
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CITY ENGINEERS OFPICR,l
RICHMOND. VA. March 2l, 1854.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

1
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH. HEx1,
at O'Clock =. a., for the
PURCHASE AND REMOVAL FROM PREM
ISES or ALL The MATERIALS OF THE
BUILDINGS AND WALLS
upon the loI near Tonih between Capitol and
Broad streets, adjoining the City-liall lot and the
First Presbyterian church property also for the
PURCHASE AND REMOVAL FROM THE
PREMISES OF ALL MATERIALS or
THE BUILDINGS AND WALLS
upon the lot at northeast corner Of Grace and
Madison streets, adjoining the property u Mn.
VI. T. Smith, and running 10 the alley.
Bidders Will state when the work Of -cmoyM
can commence, and within what time II VIII De
finished leaving the lots free from all debris.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right to reject any or all proposals Of
ftTcd ". +. COl~hAM'
NH 2I-td City Engineer.
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ne SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets)-Rev. W. W.
LANDRUM will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ.
and u. NJ.
The song-service in the morning will be con-
Quoted by the sunday school. and the sermon on
that occasion VIII be specially addressed to the
children. 2t
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close business on their own account, ana
Join the genuine Republican party repre-
sented by BLAINE and his followers. .
But these Government officials wont
agrees Very well. Then you must all
HOov
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~" FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
The pastor being ont Of the city, Rev. A. b. RUDD
viii pveach at IL o'clock A. NJ, and Rev. Mr.
LOVING at 8 o'clock z. NJ. TOMORROW. Missions
airy meeting at Z. NJ; sunday school at $3.50
A. Vi. All are invited to the services.
Rev. c. p. SCOTT will address the Missionary
Society ut $3.50 O'Clock u. NJ.
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The Philadelphia Press says: Perhaps
the country would agree to excuse hEifhh
II he would agree to resign" The fresS
cannot possibly be aware that kEIFER is
fro,n Ohio
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DEATHS.

D,ed. THOMAS, son of Richard 7. and Eliza
BEDFORD: aged FIVE months: =, ..., ..o
Funeral TO-DAY n, 10 o'clock A. NJ. from ine
fathers residence, on Washington street, LIZ
CONS Hill.
Mad n, Wal in1ton. ID. c., at $50 A. NJ.
Thursday. March 81, 1884 MARY FRANCES
DRINK ARD widow Of the late Colonel william
II. Drukard, formerly OF Virginia
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nj FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner of Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-ReV.J j. l.. NJ.
CURRY. ID. d., will preach IL A. ~ Rev. j. Il.
HAWTHORNE, ID. d., will preach at s p. M.-sub-
ject, "A Great Light Baptism at each service.
All welcome. 2t
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LICENSE TAX

from all auctioneers, architects, brokers' board
ing-h0uses, commission merchants, coal compa-
MES, doctors, dentists eatinG-hOuses and snack
houses, employment agencies, lawyers, lumber
measurers, mercantile agents, merchandise bro
kers, stock and exchange brokers, steamboat COM
panies. sewing machine agents, junk and oyster
dealers, photographers, hotels, restaurants whole
sale and retail liquor-dealers, telegraph and eN-
press companies, ticket agents, theatres and pub
lie halls real agents, bit;ers manufatarers
bottlng alcs, &c.
For all bills remaining unpaid on the lSI DAY
OF MAY fine Of not less than 81 nor more than
80 for each day thereafter will be imposed.
A. r. W0ODSON,
au1-tAp3Oi Collector.
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The Boston Traveller wants naval
protection for American commerce."
Wouldn't it be well to catch the rabbit
before skinning it?
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1t is amusing TO observe that since the
Cincinnati riot some OF our Stalwart con-
tcmporaries speak Of the Danyile affair as
!. the light at DsnyiIie." However, II
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Nau Hook

Jacks CourtShip. a Sailors Yarn of
Love and Smpwreck. BY w. CLARK
RUSSELL. Price, % cents.
This is No. 372 OF Harpcr'S Franklin
Square Library.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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rc-sECOND PRLSBYTERIAN.-Rev.
S. TAYLOR MARTIN at IL A. W. Rev. DR.. WET
EEL at z. VI.
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RESBYTERIAN

NE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above shafer)-Rey. PEYToN II.
HOGH pastor.-Services at IL A. VI. and p.
NJ. Seats free. Public cordially invited.
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III RACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corner Grace and Foushcc streetsl.-
Preaching by tic pastor. Rev. WILLIAM F.
HATCHER. d. d.. at IL O'Clock A. VI. and at s
O'Clock y. NJ on SUNDAY.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

"ARrHUR's friends are conducting a
quiet but vigorous canvass" We have
noticed that all the stillhunters are for
him.
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NJ CENTENARY NJ f IT II o DIS
CHURCH tsouth side OF Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl. Rev. PAUL WHITE
HEAD, ID. d., at Il O'Clock A. NJ; Rev. RICHARD
BoYNs, Of England. at o'clock Z. NJ. The pub
lie cordially invited. Seats ee.
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NJ pARK-PLACE NJ THODIST
CHURCH.-Services at IL \. NJ 10y the pastor,
Rev. JOHN HANSON-subject, Full Assurance :" {;
8 p. NJ. Rev. WALTER CoNDIcT, of the Presby-
terrain Church North
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METHODIST

Nj CLAY.STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Adams and
CLAY streets Preaching on SUNDAY MORNING at
IL O'Clock and O'Clock p. VI. by the pastor Rev.
JOSEPH II. RIDDIcK. All are cordially invited.
Seats free.
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MI GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH. Services at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
and at O'Clock z. NJ. Preaching in the morning
by DR.. READ, and at night by the Rev. THOMAS
DREW.
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Our Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
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M THIRD PRESB Z L r / a y
CHURCH-Rev. r. X. HowIsoN, pastor.-Morn-
ing service at O'Clock; afternoon NJ 4:3O O'Clock
for one hour. sunday school $3.50 a. NJ. Seats all
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CITY ENGINEER's OFyICE,l
RICHMOND. = T., March 81, ls-i.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
TUESDAY APRIL l5TlI, NEX1.
ATi O'CL0Ck L. b.,
Tor
TAKINIs DOWN. REMOVING, AND RI
BUILDING
upon the lot at northeast corner Of Sr1ce and
Madison streets, frontNg on Grace strcct the
First Presbyterian churrh and lecture room, now
located on Capitol, 1ensh, and Broad stvct..
Bidders Will state when Tie work can commence
and within what tima II viii he hnlshed-com-
plete in every respect ready FOR the church au-
thOrities.
Plans and specification, can bc ssaE at This of-
fee.
The Committee on Grounds and Building, ~
serves the right - eject any or az proposals
offered W. T., CUFSuAN'
mh2l-td City Engineer.
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DOISON

I'm the blood ~ apt 10 show tse in the spriag, and
nature should by all means be assisted IN throwing
Il of. swft's Specific does this effectively. Is Is
a purely vegetable, nOn-poisOnous remedy. which
helps nature 20 force all the poison or faint out
through the pores Of the skin.
Mr. Robert A. Easley, OF Dickson, Tenn. writes,
under date March L., 1894 IL had chiiis and
fever, followed by rheumatism, for lhreee years,
80 that | was not able TO attend % my business;
had tried almost every kind OF medicine, and
found no relief A friend recommended swifl's
Specific. tried one bottle. aud my health began
To Improve. continued until had taken six bot
ss, and II has set me on my feet, as sound aud
Well as ever. recommend II ~ all similarly
afflicted.
Letters from twenty-three 1881 OF IN BEADING
( retail druggists of Atlanta say, under date March
"a, 1884: T" We sell more of Swift's Sreeinc than
any other one remedy. and three TO ten times as
much as any other blood -medicine. We sell IL to
all CLASSES, and mai of the best families use IL rs
general he It'll toHlc.n
| our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
! free TO applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
| New York Office 1859 west Twenty. third street,
between sixth and Seventh avenue. NH so-lw
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APP l-eoo2w
ICE, ICE, ICE.

Having completed my arrangements for an
abundant suDply OF the best hENNEBEC- RIVER
ICE and having ample equipments for the delis-
ery OF same. respectfully sOhc The patronage OF
my friends aud the ice-consumees generally, Al
the following rate for the season OF 1854 kami-
hes Offices aud stores THREE QUARTERS or
A CENT PER POUND
10, Oaice and iee-house, No. 1871 east Cary
ani-lw Mrs. JANE KING.
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f1~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Gracel, Rev. W. c. SCHAEFFER pastor.-Preach-
ing az IL A. NJ. and at 7:45 p. 81. All welcome.
Seats free.
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Factory. corner Canal md Adams streets:
lce-house, corner Nineteenth and Cary streets
Also, 1901 Main street.
Telephone Nos. 81 and 1916.
THE TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY,
THE JAMES c. SMITH ICE COMPANY.
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NJ REV. II. G. CAVE, PASTOR,
will preach at the Seventh. street Christian Church
AT / 4. NJ. and 3 l.. VI. on SUNDAY.
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nj TRINITY METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH Corner of Twentieth and
Broad streets, J. WILEY BLEDSOE PASTOR
Preachinga A. VI. and 1880 p. VI. by the pastor.
Young mems prayer-meeting from 3 TO F. NJ
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We return thanks TO Hon. GEORGE D..
WISE for a copy of the MORRISON tariff
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spECIALHNTfCEs.

ME- CORSETS.--We now show the
largest stock IN this city:
WsRxER,s and MADAM HOoDY'S ABDOMI-
Nal. BLASTING. THE GREAT BAN
roo. WARMERS HEALTH, COMMON
SENSE. 5oO-BONE, $50 BONE, 600.B0NE,
PATENT MEDICAL. THE PARIS, NORMA,
BANNER, VICTORY, MONOGRAM. GOOD
LUCK. FLExfBLE-BiP, CAROLINE, MAG
NoLIA. sARhTOGIhE, DIAGRAPHC
CONTINENTAL, FATIGUE. EVAN6E.
LINE, BON TON. ZEPHYR. MINERVA.
uFLERs BABY-N URsING. THDMP-
SONS GLOvF-FITTING, and PATENT RO-
MAN C0RsETs:
Also. sHOULDER-BRACES;
For CORsETs Of all sizes and color, al the low
est prices, goto
yp3 LEVY DAVIS DRAkES.
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ICE.
ICE, ICE. lCE.

The TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY, having
sosgAt the property and goodwill Of the JAMES
g. SMITH ICE COMPANY, re nov prepared 10
ali orders to any extent with eities
KENNEBEC OR MANUFACTURED ICK.
Each company ~lll be run sndeF their respective
names. bur under the same management.
Prices for t1e season Of 1854, commencing
April. lsr, will be, for eimiles, stores. and
ofnces, rs CENTS PER 100 POUNDS, IN large
" small quantities.
Orders by mail, telephone, Or otherwise sdi re-
eeiye promLs attention.
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PRESRYTERIAN

lCi% FIRST L K Z Is L Il X a n
CHURCH.-Rev. ROBERT p. KERR pastor VIII
preach at II A. NJ. and 8 =. NJ. a cordial well
come to all. Sunday-schoOl at $50 A. NJ.
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We have The Southern Pulpit for April.
Rev. II. NJ. JACKSON and Rev. j. j. LAPFER-
TY, editors, Richmond, Va.
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ncY@ WEST MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Main and Beach streets).-
Preaching SUNDAY by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM
j. SHIPMAN, at IL O'Clock A. VI. and IA O'Clock
Z. VI. All are welcome.
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rT' MONUMENTAL CHI L r c H.
Divine service In this church TOMORROW at IL
A. NJ, and in the chapel on Grace street at J.. NJ.
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NE BROAD-STREET METHODIST
tcOrner Broad and Tenth streetsl.-Rey. A. e.
BLEDsoE, the pastor, viii preach a. IL A. NJ. and
at 81 VI. Communion service after the morning
sermon. Subject at night, The Best Wine Last"
Public cordially invited.
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LICENSE-TAXES.

OFFICE CITY CoLLEC TORI
RICHMOND. April l, 1884.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
DAILY
from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock r. NJ, from the
18TH to the BOTH DAY OF APRIL, for the pur-
pose Of receiving the
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posure Of the organization greatly aided
the authorities in netting out justice to his
companions
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would be absurd TO characterize II as the
DanviiIc riot after Cincinnati had 'auRn'
them what riot really Is.
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EASTER-CARDs.
EASTER.TIaE.

OUR STOCK OF EAsTER-CARDS
Is the most Ieatlfgl la design and finish. Of bCsh
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURES,
ever offered for sale in Eichm0nd- at
PRICES FROM 3 CENTS TO ~.
Orders by letter promptly astendedto'
Postage-slamps taken In payment.
NH 70 WEST, JOHNSTON & 90.
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PROPOSALS.

NH 23-su,ThSSat6m
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JOrTIN0s ABOUT TOWN.

Juds. Lawrence has granted an absolute divorce TO
Mari lie Gree from Charles lie tree.
Eleven OF typhus fever all Ac ed the lodRtpR
house a. = New Chambers street. have been reported
within week.
Mr.. William 4. Beach 10 not sick At his residence In
Tarrytown. - was reported HIS health good as IL
ma. been for past and he 10 In daily attendance N
his business.
st Vincent Tsrrer's Church Lexington avenue and
sixty sixth street lecture will be delivered this
ing by the Very Rev u. y. Lilly, o r, on The Life
aud Labors OF Ireland Patron SAINT Admission
memorial album which 10 TO be pr~sentr. To the
widow 81 the late Police Captain k-sly Hsson skhihi-
tsn ~ the central On,rs YESTERDAY IL cohtaiHs the
resolution. OF regret passed Is the inspsctors Cap
TO the S'r1d,di~r and stai,On>r pisr-iiiiop winch
Wi. appear III few day. snd h. di-truis hereto
fore free 10 oil parons ot the stands.
Inc rspsr no. the property ~ the Central Council
who nave Med articles OF Incorporation.
Ask any nrstclsss what his varied expo
Renee hss shown 10 be the hest rendering
puddinEs &c. hrnt He viii tell you sea YoAm. Thai
peerless artieis which 10 purity msiersli1sd happily
dsfs 10 does IL Welcome work quickly. nscsss,tsiss
ootAsSActely Io0altA-A10.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

The steamer Rear will he ready sail on her cruiss u
Lady Frank ins bay a5out Apri 10.
The Rev William II. Bauln, baptist clergyman Of
Iawr-hc-yilis, chester county Pa. was struck by .
train near Limerick last night aud fatally injured
James l.. Hawkins CLief n Police Of Wilmington
Del has been suspended from Onlr- pending inSepiigH
lion into his assault on hop Stuz. the Ph!ILieIphis
isundryinsn.
The London police have decided 10 prevent the Com.
Inbhs's from hoIIiug urciin. 10 !aN a. the of
the famous socialist Karl Marx who IL buried In the
liIxhgais Cemetery.
reported that Nr Julins cI... Rurrow. Is an ~
Mr.. New. resignation Only t,k.- .n-c, 81 mis- suc
crsaor 10 appointed he IL All drawing M. sa,sry.
The hrst through the Mexican Central Rail.
road left the city Of Mexico YESTERDAY mtrpiug Tho
train was c0inpo.td 81 private Tt. ROAD WILL be
opened 10 freight and limited phi l.
Prot: Wilson. Ee"iogist Of Chicago has discovered
fhirs eight inch vein Of "a the farm
OF samuel Herb near Line Mount sin Nor h1mberand
county, Ia Boston company has purchased the tract.
Charrs O.t-rhondt convicted OF shooting Or. v. p
Hni'on 81 hoosic fhlls ~as ,.Btsn"rd Yesterday to
prison for hEs Year. ossrLouat shot ~ is0i Tee suss
he d".>.i morning cali 10 attend the prisoner WIFE
Nh" WAS tirE
NJ. Carrie Thompson Ax.d Ia the .id.s. daughter Of
H"N Thompson oi ',oEth CsfoIIa who WAS frghifuliy
ut i.d bile reading in front 81 open xrsie 90 the
glt 81 the 4 in.' 'ied al me Executive kanstou h
Columbia iast evening.
william u: Morgan II the hrrn Of Putaan, Earle Co.
who eonnnsd 20 his he'd by illness Hartford
denies the slsGatton thst he 10 dsfauitsr aud ssyc
that when he shall be able y return his once be Win
satisfactorily explain the alleged dsfaicsrops-
II you want TO cure . cough. d. Duii's CessA
syraP. ne reliable remedy Free = ssasss-<ey.
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BURYING THE GIANTESS.
PUSHING AND JOSTLISG ron SEATS IN
GkEkSPOTHr CHURCH..

Trssases - AReesiea ss Ma Arthur Reed
frs0 the Meabers er her Fsraep ssaAay
sehssi Glass mad frea her Employer.
Crowds Of boys gathered at tho ferry In
Greenpoint yesterday morning while other
crowds OF men and women hocked to the
Union Avenue Baptist Church. where they
pushed and jostled each other for eligible
seats. The cause was tho funeral services Of
Mrs. Arthur Reed. otherwise known a. Jessie
waldron. the giantess. tho whereabouts OF
whose body since her death In Buffalo had
been kept secret by her family to avoid an
noyanoe BY curiosity hunters. Some OF those
in the church behaved so rudely that they were
warned Of the improperly of their conduct By
tho Rev. D. c. Hughes. the pastor.
At II o'clock the noise OF . connection In the
street stied the hubbub In tho church. and
many vacated their seats to ascertain the
cause. The noise was made BY the crowd Of
boys who had followed tho hearse from the
ferry. Two carriages accompanied tho hearse.
sa them wsrs sTa and
father Of the dead woman. They. lifted the
heavy comm with ease and bore II through the
crowd and MP the aisle. Mr.. Samuel Waldron
OF Third avenue and Eighty-sixth street. this
Mr.. Hughes. in his sermon. said:
know Jessie ~ member OF our Sunday
school,. shall never forget the quiet earnest
ness with which she made = confession OF her
faith In the Saviour. She believed In Him and
Mr.. Samuel Waldron Was the precentor IN the
singing OF the hymns. All present were ALLOW.
ed to Wow the remains. The face looked life.
like. The plate on the caskot had this:
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TIE Bend 6rsksv's AssasnOoae AsegaSueol
e Mlsaaaassasas q he O0ee.

The Bend Brokers Assss.osas AssssSsssA
- stsoassssosss u hss OOss.
Charles ". Hassler, railroad bond broker
at IS Broadway. who did business - HasslsR D
Co.. made An assignment yesterday 10 Sands =.
Randall. lawyer. Of 100 Broadway. He prefer
red the Market National Bank. David h. Gil
dersleeve. Stanley Clarke 4 Smith. 40. Keasbey
OF Newark. II. W. French Of Palmer. Mass..
L. Il. Croll OF GettysburG. Pa. J. Malcolm Smith
OF White Plains Owen Boylan, Z H. Stowe Of
Philadelphia and Harlow spauiding Of Ham
mondstown. N. Y. The amounts arc not stated.
Reports were circulated In Wall street thAs
the failure was tho result OF . defaloation 10
1ns q IN q snS ne ss
the once L vas said thst IL. Hassisr had Been
In Europe last year. and bad left tho business
In charge OF clerks, and on his return had
found matters SO complicated By mismanage-
ment that there was no way out except to- mako
an sssisnmsnt Sc " e. sq Ha had boon begun
Only conjecture was current a. 70 the liabiii-
ties. II was ssid at the once that report that
made them 900 Was exaggerated. Con-
eral opinion put thom great deal lover: The
Market National Banks claim ID for a 0O0 lent
TO Mr.. Hassler.
msry ana lis c:id %ss to sns
or sell write to Charles W. Hassler. was f.
miliar in tho religious press. He was former:
~ Paymastsr in tho. United States navy. and
went into the railroad bond business in 1869. He
slsS became ns LAWYER making n! su spce':sy , q
deal Of litigation. Hs lives at Eneiewood in :
fine house owned By his wife. He was the Re:
PUBLICAN candidate for State Senator last fall
and Was defeated.
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THE CAPrUxE or BACN1NH
Cana AskssG EsglaaA's MsAsaessa-Fresel
sAi1sso Murdered ~ Pirasea.

Cana Askias Esslasa's AsAsatss.-Frs.sh
sai7sss Murdered ~ Pirasss.
PARIS, March 15.-Advices from Bacninh,
dated yesterday. say that Gen. Negrier. who
led the French forces which advanced from
Haidzuong. encountered the enemy at Xairoy.
between Langthong and Labudi. severe bat
tie snsued The enemy were at last forced to
retreat. and tho French forces pursued them
into Bacninh BY the Langscn road. The enemy
evacuated the town in great disorder. and the
French continued to pursue them in the dirsc-
ton Of Thainguyon.
the Marquis Tseng. the Chinese Ambassador.
has asked Earl Granville. the English Foreign
Secretary. 70 mediate betwesn China and
performed Il tsst il TonaSin. The lime has
now arrived for diplomacy"
Gen. Milot tsievraphs to Admiral Peyron,
Minister OF Marine. that the French captured
At Bacninh 100 piecee OF artillery. including
several krupp guns. large number Of rines.
Chinese Generais The senate to-day adopted
resolution eongratulatine the army in Ton
ISsDsS. March iS.mThe Paris correspondent
ne anE, q gnc
IN : fortnight and win postpone epers!ieas Tor r
six months. The delta Of tho Red River 10
handed over TO pillAGe and anarchy. The
French Governments viii shortly be. compelled
70 asa f1E z credit o q 2So9 :ooO frnncs. and
ton Will require sixty three ships. and 100 90
portion TO the outlay"