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The Marine Bank.
Netc York Notes In Free Press.

NeB YORK Notes IN FTee GTesS.
You know all about the collapse of the
aquarium Bank. 1t (the bank) was known
B another name-the Marine Bank-but
aquarium seems more appropriate on ac-
cunt Of the Fishes. The Institution was
q,its piscatorial. The President was Fish,
the cashier was Fish, and the paying teller
was Fish, the arst Fish being the parent Of
the other two. As some one Qs 1t Kings
Icy p so finely says:
Three Fishes went swimming In one big tank
Where the Wall street nets are spread.
And the tank was called . National Bank,
And most Of the money put into ii sank
Down, down, where the nets are spread
For Fishes must swim, tho banks should fail
And various creditors growl or wall,
And depositors all be groAning.
The big Fish In this case-James D. Fish,
who bossed the bank IS PresIdent--has been
IN active operator In real estate for sever al
years. He is the man who bought Booths
theatre and turned 1t into stores, paying
$3.50. 900 for 1t to the Ames people, spending
S15o, 900 on alterations, and then giving q
mortgage for $500, 900 on the whole. He has
been large buyer OF property all over New
York-on Broadway, in Wall street and
Broad street, In Harlem, ETC., and 1t was
supposed that he had "bar'ls Of money" for
any emergency. His real estate purchases
since 1880 amounted to $4,000 900, and hi,
p,ofits were said to turn the scale at $500, 900
One Of his lator Investments was an ipteres,
in the Casino. He bought the interest about
year ago, and he has since been rs frequent
q visitor At the Casino as any Of the assinine
dudes who 60 there to f1irt with the choru:
girls. Mr.. Fish did not 60 for that purpose
of course, He Is . staid aud solid citizen Of
sixty, aud widowsr. But he has msie
very bad work at the bank. His occupation.
were rather too proniseuous. Besides run
ming the bank, with the aid Of his sons, and
operating heavily in real estate, he was q
partner with Gen. Grant In the Wall street
house Of Grant 3 Ward, the Grant Of the
firm being Ulysses Grant, Jr.. Mr.. Fish snt
Gen. Grant was silent partners. The failure
of the bank was caused by heavy ovsrdrafts
by Grant & Ward, but Of course II Mr.. FISH
had net been . partner in the firm, and ]
Ward had not been associated with Fish. II
the bank, a. q director, As well rs In his res
estate speculations, the firm could not have
drawn on the bank In any such way.
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THE STORY OF A LIFE.
by JOHN O. SAKE.

Say, what is life? 'Tis to be born
A helpless babe, to greet the light
With sharp wall, rs If the morn
Foretell cloudy noon and night
With sunny smiles bstweep--and then?
And then apace the infant grows
To be q laughing, sprightly boy,
Happy despite his little woes,
Were he but conscious Of his Joy!
To be, in short, from two to ten,
A merry, moody cbild-and then?
And then, in coat and trousers clad,
To learn to say the dscalogue,
And break it, an unthinking lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog:
A truant oft by field and fen,
And capture butterflics--and then?
And then, increased q strength and size,
To be anon youth full grown;
A hero In his mothers eyes,
A young Apollo in his own;
To institute the ways Of men
In fashionable sin-and then?
And then, at last, to be man,
To fall in love, to WOO and wed!
To gather gold or toll for bread;
To sue for fame, with tongue and pen,
And gain or lose the prize!
And then in gay and wrinkled ED
To mourn the speed of life's decline;
To praise the scenes our youth beheld,
And dwell in the memory Of lang syns
To dream awhile with darkened ken,
To drop into the grave-and then?
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DecslyipE their Own No'
Chicago Ne,cs.


A cofin-shapsd box came into the hands
Of the baggagemen at the Polk street depot,
Chicago, . few days ago. 1t was marked
"W. s. Newell, Rochelle, ILL.," It came from
New Orleans on corpse ticket, The bag
gagsmen handled II carefully and snuffsd the
cir In its vicinity cautiously. "That box
smells bad" said one bagsageman, 81 won
der when they died., The following day It
was voted BY the entire depot force that the
sffiuvia which arose from that box was any
thing but anbrosial, and that the boz would
have TO 60. After two or three days Of tor
tqrs the hassagsmsn sent the box 70 the
moreue and notified Mr.. Newell. When
that gentleman presented hlnsslf at the bag
gagerosm window yesterday be was soundly
lsctursd for innictins such nuisance upon
tbs basgagsmen. ~ can't imagine what
there was about the hox that was 30 disc
greeable, I" said Mr. Newell, in Z surprised
tone. at contains only the bones OF tive Of
my relatives who died twenty-five years ago,
and they are hermsticaliy sealed In tive
metal cases.
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"His Icy Bride"
Chicago Tribune.

CRtcQgo ITtoune.
"Kiss me again."
Sibyl Sartoris spoke these words In
grave, calm manner, that betokened the
serious import in which she held them, aud
- Herbert Holdfast best tenderly forward
and pressed his lips softly to hers she looked
up to him IN the shy, cat-on.the- back fence
fashion that had 30 witchsd him In the gol-
den-hued days Of courtship - those days
when all the world seemed filed with sun
shine, when every breeze spoke in whispers
Of his love for this beautiful girl, and the
cloudlsss skies seemed only to reflect the
deeper azure of her eyes.
There was no tint OF deception in the pure
nature Of this girl, and her every act was the
result of reflection, often profound. Brought
up In Boston, she had always been accus-
toned to put to its best use the power Of
discernment which . thoughtful mind gave
her. Surrounded as she was by the mystic
influences of Emerson, the Concord School
of Philosophy, and several large warehouses
where mackerel were sold, IL Is small won
der that when, standing on the threshold Of
wemanhood, she bsheld suitors for her heart
and hand approach; she had anslyzed with
critical care the hopes and fears Of each
had subjected the character Of every woosr
to the rigid scrutiny of = mind that, seated
cross-legged on the starry summit of psyche
logical research, looked upon man as only
vivified protoplasm, and the deepest emo
tions Of the heart IS merely the manifesto
tions of too active nerve center.
Herbert knew this. He knew that this girl
the rounded curves of whose figure and
the dewy sweetness of whose lips would
have made an anchorite leave his job with
out pang-had naught Of passion in her
nature. And so when he had complexion,
so gladly-with her request, there stalked
from out the banquet halls Of his imasina-
tion, where they had so long been unwel-
come guests, the shseted ghosts Of Doubt
and Apprehension. He knew now that Sibyl
loved him with love that would never fal.
ter or fail-s love that, securely built upon
q foundation of respect and admiration, was
now crowned with the large, roomy, man
sard roof Of . deathless, never-changing
passion. Her words proved 1t. Mover be.
fore had she 50 much as limited at kiss, and
when he had sought to take one she had sub
mitted to his caresses more as dutiful wife
than an ardent lover. But now all was
changed, and 1t was she who sought the bliss
that large, well-regulated, thrse-story- and
basement kiss alone can give. The thought
was ecstacy.
"You love me better day, Sibyl," he
said, ethan you did yesterday. Is 1t not 50
darling?'
NO." she answers, standing there As calm
and pulseless Is clam at high tide.
"Thsn Why" he says, Ibid you .sh me 's
kiss your"
"Because," Sibyl replies, 81 desired to as
certain whether or not you had been drink
ing Medford rum"
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ch.rlsy Fora shoot. Himself.


A special telegram TO the Pioneer Presa
from Kaasas City, dated May 0. says, Robert
Ford. the slayer Of Jesse James. received
Telegram to-day from Richmond, No., that
his brother Charles had committed suicide as
the latter place. He had been In bad health
for long time, suffering from consumption,
and this, together with remorse for his share
in the affair Of two ysars ago, 10 thought %
hs the cause OF tho act. Hs committed the
deed with six chambered weapon carrying
. 80 ball. The sho, psnetrated the heart and
death occurred Immediately. He had bsen
dsspondent for several days, and the result b.
not altogether ! surprise to his friends who
knew that his trouble was weighing upon biz
mind.
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Justice ~ I..ss.

SALT LAKE, Utah, May Erred. Hopt,
alias Welcome, three times tried and con
victed OF murder, was sentenced to-day 10 bo
executed on Juns 18th. Utah statutes per
NIT persons sentenced to be executed, TO
choose shooting or hanging. Hopt chose
shooting % the means Of his taking cr.
Attorneys gave nssice Of appeal, and II . stay
Of rrocssdings 10 ordered, there will be dan
ger oflynching. The murder was committed
four years go, and the ease hss already eess
ont with the tardinsss ef justice. During
tha past eleven years there have been ITO
murders In the Territory and only one exc
cution. Ths past nine months thers have
been three lynchinss In Utah, ehieny In
splrsd BY the laws delay and failure TO pun
sah criminala.
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

]. Any ono who takes paper regularly from tho
Po~tofice-whether directed TO his name or an0thers
or whether he has subscribed not-is responsible
for the payment. -s---------
.. liza person orders his paper sdisconunued. he
must pay all arrcarages, or the publisher win con-
time TO send IL until payment IL made and collect the
Office or not. 't'.*.' u eA''NJ5s " "as"
3. The ecourts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers or periodicals from the Postoffce,
removing and leaving them uncaed for, ID tprtnsa
facis evidence OF intentional fraud. -
Papers ordered to any address can be changed 10
Remittanccs BY draft check, money order, or regis
fersd letter, may tssent at risk All Postmasters
are required to register letters on Application.
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Regeneration for
enfeebied systcms,
suffering from . gen
eral want OF tone,
and its usual con-
comitants, dyspep-
sia and nervousness
10 seldom derivable
from the use OF q
nourishing Diet and
stimuli Of appetite, q
unsided. A medi-
Gins that will effect
q removal Of the
specific obstacle to
renewed health and
vigor, that Is = gen
uine corrective, 10
the real need. IL Is
the possession OF
this grand require
ment which makes
Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters 20 effect
i've ~ an invigorant.
d Dealers generally.
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srllnfu &erysn,4 ,4leibsr., 5nrniibins
0sebe uuh &utsD Department III ousers
Iefen unb unibxtssifbor In Aualitdt unb
akufuz.
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mi9t barauf, er trieb Die gierbe 5um
bollen Galopp at, unb babel itrablte
iein gan3es @eli9t in gliifleligen ue=
bermutb.
9lrnolb bilte ii9 sund6ff III bulteres
Gdpeigem, er tpolte erit bie @tdtte bes
9erratbes binter ii6 laiien, nnb Der nltz
ebene Weg, tpo man bel Der raf9en
ssabrt bin= uno bergetporfen tpuroe,
bdtte au6 ben effect ieiner Pre6igt be-
eintrd9tigen f6nnen, als Der Waget
aber iebt in bic gbauiiee einbog, ri6tete
er fid feierli6it empor unb fagte na6e
briidli5:
6err paul-i1 f6au6ere bor Sbnen
9Bas tbuif 9ua fraste paut fi6 gu
ibm tuem6enb.
Sd f6aubere! ipie6erboIte Mrnolo
nod energii6er. Das bdtte i'd bentt
oo9 ni1t bon Sbnen ertpartet, bergleis
6ert baben sic ia ni6t einmal in Stae
lien angeitiftet, bas-ia bas bdtte ni9t
einmal ber 5ignor Bernardo getban !
(Gortfesnhs fofst.)
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: @ebt gu g. @t aDer; bort finoet
lift bas beit aiiortirte 2ager BON Daz
metz unb &inberzu zunterlpdi9e.
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stmsfanbe lit 9eutid)lanb.

Mus Deuti9latb tperben cine gauge
Menge BON Mrbeiter Musifdnben ges
meloet, namentlit6 aus Sa6ien. sSn
Dresden, Pirna unb Seipaig 1inb ge=
tpegungen Sur 4ufbeiierung Der Mrbeits=
l0bne I'M @ange, namentliG 1T ben
@ef9dfts3netgen, bic NIT benz gautpez
fen auiammenbdngen. SIT oer @lasz
| fabrication bes Blanen'iben @runbes
bel Dresden, ltnb 5tpar IN Dem beriibnlz
ten Giemens 'i@en gtablifiement, fiibrz
ten bic gegentpdrtigem 9obnfdmpfe au'
erlf ali elmer 9lrbeitsein5telnng. @s
Iegte bort Bic geiammte 9lrbeiteri6aft,
etipa 500 Mann, bic Nrbeit nie6er.
9ie Mrbeiter berlangter 10 p st. Sohns
erb6bung, tpurben iebD6 abf6ldgig
bef6ie6en; lie erbalten llnteritii>
bungsz8elber aud BON auBeroentf6en
Q1nbern.
Sn Dresden, Birna ilnb 2eip5ig fin
ben au9 Gtrifes ber Maurer un6
6teinmeben, ftatt. Die glrbeiter berz
langen 33 pfg. 2obn pro 5tunbe nnb
10 itiinbige 9lrbeitsaeit. sSn Dresden
tpollen es 6ie 9oKe 6en Mrbeitern berz
bieten, in corpore an benz 2ei9enbes
gdngniB berforbener Goaegen She'll au
nebinett, tpie oas bort bDn Mlters ber
Site 1T. Dieie Dreiftigfeit 1T benn
bD1 unerb6rt.
Qlu1 aus Ganober tper6en groBe Gusz
| ffdnbe angefiinbigt. Mtan f9reibt BON
bort @nbe 9lpril: Ser er5te Strife 1T
beute Morgen in Bet Maf6inenfabrif
bon 9reDer, &plenfrans & SrDop auss
eebro6er. 9ieier ion rur ein8orldufer
fein. Mrbeiter anberer Maf9inenfabri<
len folen in ben ndGiten Sagen f0lgen.
Mu9 in anberen 8ran9eir seigt ii9 bic
felbe Betpegnng. 9ie 5ifbler tuDllen
ltbren 2obnfaB 6ur9meg I'M 33 pro5ent
erb6bt tpiiien. IS itebt Der Strife bDr
ber SBiir. 9ie Maurer tpDllen ebens
falls tidt altriiditebem, unb aud in bic
| fer Brandbe finh @trifes 3ll ertparten.
Stl Berlin bauert Der Strife Der Mrs
breiter Ser Ndbmaf6inensGirma Griifer
6 GoBmann fort. Gin 1leuer Strife,
Der untef lln,ifdnben sroBe Dimenfionen
annebulen faisn, 1T in Der @elbetzGabrit
(Mftien=@ @efel1daft) in Berlin in 6olge
bon 2obnbifferetaelt aussebroden. 8or
&uroenr baben baielbf-bis auf stuei
o6er brei Mann- idn,mtli6e -5enger"
Die 9rbeit eil1geteIlt, na9bem bic bon
ibnen geforberte 9obnerb0bung I'M 8es
trage bon 2.Mart tp69entli6 nidt be-
uilligt tuorben mar. Ser iebige Wo9en=
lobn Der uSenger" betrdst fiir tdgli6
min6eitens aebnitiinbige Mrbeits5eit in
einent allf 36 Grab &eaumnr erbibten
&aume nlr IL unb Ia Marf. ueber=
baupt aber ioll in Der mebrere 9unbert
rndnnli9e unb ca. 5000 tpeibli6e Mrbeis
ter bef6dftigenoen 6abrif wegen Der,
tpie berii9ert mir6, gans algemein unz
ausf6mmli6en nieoeren 20bne unb
| f9roHen Bebanblltng ber Nrbeiter groBe
@dbrung herfi6en uno cine allgemeine
Mrbeitseinfelung in ben md6fen 5agen
heboriteben.
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3 EeIas q.

= 9ie GbilbreB 2anb & Cattle
COMPANY BON Sort Mortb, nit $400,e
900 &apital, bat li6 inforporiren lafien.
= 9ie merifanii6en 8eb6rben in
gieoras Negras perfauften bor einem
Sabre an Die giienbabnfompagnie elm
Stiid 2ano, tporauf Sic &ompagnie ibr
Depot, Offieegebdube &C. erri6tete.
9fun bat es Ii6 berausgeif ifelt, bab Der
8erfauf ungeiebli6 mar unb um bic
8abngeieQf@dft gu f9iiben, bat 6er
Staat @oabuila Der Staot piebras Wee
gras eine @rtra=Steuer bon $4,000 anfz
erlegt. Selbifberfdnbli6 berri6t groBe
Snbignatipn utter ben 8iirgern unb
400 baben einen prpteit gegen bic
Steuer unter5ei9net.
: Sort @ortb 1T bic Sta6t Der
Ronpentionen in Seras. SIN Sum-
tritt 6ortielbit audi Die Staatsfonpen=
tion Der Seuermebrleute auiammen.
- Sn Gorlicana tpurbe am Is. Elm
Maifeif gefeiert.
= 9ie Sunietbabn bat fiir Die brei
lebten Monate 1858 an paiiagierfeuer
beSablt.
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pancoaH& g obn Eaben in
6ieier Saiion oas gei6madbollite 2ager
iu SerrensSoiletteartifeln, bas ie bier
mar.
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@paB unb Ganbp. -gs 1T
unm6gli9, mebr GpaB at bieien lanz
gen Mbenben alt baben, als beim GanbDs
MAIDEN gu Sauie. Sbr fDnnt lernem,
ganbD aller Mrt gu MAIDEN, tpie i'm Die
befem gon6itoren berifellen, aus Dem
tpertbbollen 8u9e: pHow to make
Candy. &ein 9aus faint obne bass
felbe lein. Wirb pOrtofrei fiir 30
Gents (im l ober 2 gent Stamps) berz
ianbt. Mean abreiiire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,3. .tutp1M
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sWilnies @sdpare Departenient fis
Damen fann peber IN QuaIitdt, Wlufisrn
cher ]rsiisn iltutroHm msrben.
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A. Kahn e Co.,

G6t Wgaia yIasa uus @slf Commerce
2a8,f3W Gtra6e.
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lleber bic 9anfbarfeit Der ggirt

= Heber Die Santb1rte1t Der Qy1ft1e
ber bentl6en prelie gegeniiber, fpri6t
fi9 bas p2incolner 8oltsblatt4 in fol-
gettben Worten aus: $50 lange cine
6entf6e 3eitung bier5ulanbe tpie elm
&obrfpab auf Die Semperenaler f9impft
unb feline Aniprii6e auf 8ergitung
nta6t ift fdon aaes re6t; man tpirft
ibr b66Hens bor, bab lie nod i6neibieer
iein f6nnte. 9fiigt fie aber nur i'm @es
rinsiten on uebelffdnben i'm eigenen
2ager, bann ipuft's."
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Gin gtgamtti1es Gtienbdbns1 Inter:
nehMeu.

nebmett.
Raum 1T Der 8au Der giienbabn,
tpel9e bas Mstefen=2anb Biz sur @taot
Monte3umas nit ben Ser. Gtaaten
in ndberen unb ununtebro6enen Ser
febr bringen ion, feiner 8ollenoung
1tabe, 10 ri6tet li@ ber unermiinbli@e
unb fiibne lnternebmungsgeiit unb
G1aifensbrang bes Mmerifaners f6on
tpie6er auf ein ileues, mod tpeit groBar=
tigeres l1nternebmen. IS 1T bies ni9ts
@eringeres, als bic 9ertellung elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Mfittels un6
Giib Mnerifa, ,tno f9on 1T aud fir
bic @eripirfli6ung bieies &ieienunterz
nebmens ber erffe einleitenbe S9ritt
getban. Das Saussgon1ite filr aus
tpdrtige Ingelegenbeiten bate tldmli9
por einiger 3eit ben Acknowledgements
ileten @tetpart nit Der Musarbeitung
elmer Bia beauftragt, tpel6e Die G6rbez
rung oes beiagten proieftes be3ipedt.
SieIe 8in if itunnebr fertig unb
i9Idgt bic ginieBung elmer Dreiersgontz
mifiiDn alif 5tpei Sabre bDr, bic geeigz
nete G6ritte bebufs glusbebnnng 6es
ameritanii9en 9anbels fpe5ielI bic gr=
bebung einfhldgigerS Snformationeniiber
cine proieftirte @iienbabnber5inbung
atpilden ben central> ltnb iiibanlerifani=
i1en 2dnbern lnb ben Ser. 6taaten in
grtpdgung aieben folI. gu bieiem 8ez
bufe foll bic gpntmifiion Merito, Guas
temala, 9an6uras, Salbabor, Nicaras
qua, goifa=Niea, Columbia, Neneaue>
Ia, Ecuador, peru, ,8olibin, bic argenti=
mif9e Hepublif. gbile, Uruguay, pa=
raguaD unb 8ralilien bereifen, fesHer
eingebenbe grfunotgungen, bariiber
ein3ieben, tpel1e Steaung Die Beb6l=
terllng bet genanilten 2dnber gu benz
angeregten gifenbabn proieft ein1ebs
men biirfte, besglei1en aud at confta=
tiren, tpel1e Garantien unb pribilez
glen bic berf9ie0enen &egierungen bins
fi9tli9 elmer Sebung un0 8ef6ieuniz
gllng bes 9anbels= unb Poifberfehrs
epentueG bereits getpdbrt baben ober
mod getpdbren tp6rben. Ser Sinan5z
iefretdr mirb bur6 bic Bil angetuieien,
Bic @eianbten un6 &oniuln in Merifo,
iopie in Central unb Sid : Nmerifa
babin au inftruiren, baB fie Der goni>
milton Bel ibren.g grbebungen ieben nur
m6sli9en 8orfbub leiiten. Seoer Der
gommi1dre foa Elm Sabressebalt bon
$4,000 beaieber, unb 1T bierfiir, fotpie
Sur Beitreittng Der Soften Der gonlz
mifiion cine IertDiaigung bon $40, 900
in ber Bia ausgemorfen. sSn bem bic
8ia begleitenben Beri1t bemerft ber
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Ser Bunbesienat bot bic @ias,
btpel9e; ben 8ali BON Briiden iiber ben
Nip @raa0e Spif6en eagle Pab 1ito
|EPiebtas Negras, unb stpii9en 2artbo
fltit6 giaebo 2arebo autoriiireH, atiges
nDmmeu.
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Su fertigen 9ln3iisen balten
YancDait & Sobn bas gr0bte
unb rei1baltigfte 2ager. 8efebt ibre
Maarer, ebe ibr anbersuo fauft.
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- Giaise gtad gra1eler nnb Sn.
grain @arpsts itnb nod uorrdttiS anb
werbeu % Nep DcrEsr 3ofprsiien Der.
fsnfs. Wan tsIa4s uns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-07
LONG ISLAND.

OAK IsIAND-The property of the Oak Island
Club has been gwen into the hands OF one OF the
members John NJ Bayiis, who Is to open the mouse
this season as place of pubic resort.
JAMAICA-John Pool, a cOOred desperate, who
has served term i'll the State Prison ana several
in the Penitentlary, released from the county
JaIl two weeks ago. On Satu day night he went 10
a Iionor store on the Rockawav road, III the above
village and asked Mrs. Saucr, the proprietor, Tor
a drink. for which he refused TO pay. lie hen
rushed for Mrs Sauer and caught her by the neck
hut she called for help, and he fled The police
we're Informed and an active search for POol was
Mpt up all night and yesterday but without sue
cess.
FIUsuING-The Commissioners OF the Land
once have granted Herman Funke, Hugo tunke
and ivan Vapauor lands under water III Flushing
Raw near College Point for $50 each The State
Engineer saws that il would cost at least $4,000 an
acre TO improve the land .... The Rev. T.. g. Lasby
Who has been pastor of the First Methodist EPsco-
pal Church for year, has been popular with his
congregation. among whom areex-Dlstrlct Attorney
Benianin W. Downing ana other prominent
men of the village. Everything was har-
monious until week ago yesterday, when Mr:
Lastly denounced dancing in strong language ana
threatened TO eXpel all members who INDUCED III
the nractice The yOung members of the cOngrcga-
tion threatened leave the congregation IN body
sbould he Iepeat the Sermon and the church was
crnwded Yesterday morning III anticipation OF some
refcrence TO the matter; but the pulpit was occu-
MED nv the Rev Mr.. Fisher of Masieh. The ques-
lion will be tested as several young members OF
the church will give a ball at the Turn Hall early
nexf month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee on CIties City Hail. 10 a. m.
Assembly Investigating Committee, Metropolitan Hotel,
10 a. - 80
Methodist Conference 81. Paul's NJ E. Church. 10 m
New-Y York East Methodist Conference, Hanson Place
M. T. Church.
Reformed Pastors Association morning.
Baptist Preachers, morning. -
Marie. G arrisOn suit No. 169 Broadway, IL a. IN
Western Anthracite Association Executive COmmittee
Erie Railway offices, IL
New-YOrk County Medical Society, Fourth-aVe. anu
Twenty -thrd-st p II. - ,
Richmond County Democratic General committee,
Tompkinsve. evening. .
American Astronomical Society, Brooklyn, evening.
WoInens Christian Temperance Association, Brooklyn
Tabernacle evening".
Colorado Coal and Iron Company election.
Annual meeting ST Georges Cricket Club, Demoncos
evening. . 49,.
DowSipg hsbeas-corpus proceedings, Superior Court
2 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-07
JOUN r. HASKIN BETTER.

John B. HaskIn was seized with slight attack
of paralysis of tho left side aud arm on Friday
morning as he was leaving his office In the Bennett
son. Last evening Mr. Haskin had partially rec99y-
cred the use of his left arm and the left side OF MS
body was somewhat moro under control HIS lam
~ unsr1n 1r,,,r nc m1rtos cOmposedly and
homes for a speedy recovery. HIS Attending phy-
sician. DIR. Reed, thinks that Mr.. Haslun will be
around IN few days unless he should have ano'her
during yesterday and last evening many friends
of Mr. Haskin called to inquire after his CONDITION
and express a hope for his speedy recovery: only
on SATURDAY evening that Mr.. Haskin, was dead;
and many persons called to ascertain the truth OF
the rumOr.