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New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
HIGH PRICES FOR TRoTTING HORSES.

The crowd of horsemen at the American Horse
Exchange a. large Yesterday as on either OF
the two previous days of tine sale of trottng stoc
by Peter c. Kellogg ~ Co. The bidding was llyelIer
and the prices higher. Four horses brought over
81 900 each and the prices of a number OF Others
ranged from $500 10 $3.50. HARDWOOD, good-siZed
tive-year-old brown stallion, with a. twO-year;old
record OF 2:52 sired by Harold. the sire of Maud s.,
dam by WoodiOrd Mambrino, sold for 81 $50, the
highest price of the day and far OF the sale f. IT,.
Babcock banker and owner of stock farm at
HorncllsvIle, n. Y, being the purchaser. Mr.
Babcock also bought the bay mare Snap. by
Strathmore, for $3.50. Snap has record OF 2:3O.
Consort, an eight -year-Od bay mare by Belmont.
dam the dam of Convoy, record 2:22l2 sold for
the second highest price, 81 800; Colonel Stoner,
Paris, KY, being the successful bidder
-, Texas Hill. a six.year,od stallion by Chestnut
Hill. brought ST. 200, l. J. Middagh, of Patterson.
Penn, ,baying him. J.; =. Wiser, of the .Rysdyk,
stock farm Prescott, Ont the consignee of
these horses The fourth highest price, $l 1850. was
brought by, the. nine-year-old chestnut stallion
Admiration, by Idol; George W. Graves. of
Rochester, MINI, bought him. Of the Others
Lelanda, by Leland, brought $500; Annie Laurie,
by Daniel LomGer, $500; Morocco, by PM
Sheridan, 5000; Sturgar1, by Stratbmore, $675
Rex. by General SGrant, $685. Augusta. by
Alcuntara 1910, ami Robert Burns. by Motion,
1923. Eleven Others each brought 800 or over.
The sale will he finished to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
spRIyGIVG IN FRONT OF A TRAIN.

man. supposed 10 he christopher Rumbach, age
twrnty-fonf of Trenton yesterday III ST. Francis
rospltal Jersey CItg, from injuries rec@yed on the
West Shore Railroad on y cdnesiay night. Rounds
man Coward who was near the rennsl lyanla Ferry,
was asked hy Rumbach what the fare was fo New
York. Coward told hIm II was three cents. Rum
bach turned slowly around aud walked uP the
street ON reach! ug Grrcn-St. he walked toward
the PcunSylvaula Rlllroad and stood Watching the
drill elgInc. running backward and forward. As
train on the West shore road approached the
crossing Rumba h made sudden spring aud threw
himself directly in front of IT.. The cowcatohcr
tossed hun to the adjoining track and when he WAS
pirkcd 40 ms skull vas fractured and one leg and
one arm were broken. Rouudsmau Coward and
some railroad employees started Ia carry tlc man
off the track but he hit the polIccmans thumb
nearly Oft. tie continued 10 struggle until he
faIntcd from weakness aud loss of blood. Rum
bach recovered consciousness yesterday ANA SAID
that he was tired of living.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

guilty of acting in collusion with smugglers con-
tinued their sessions yesterday; They sat IN the
on the table, taking the testimony of witnesses.
The con,missio stated that they had not yet made
any developments nor could they tell how soon
customs officials say that this inquiry. which has
been going on for several weeks, has not disclosed
any serious irregularities nor anything suincient
great expense upon the taxpayers as II entails,
The salaries of the three special agents are 70
Coonnade Hotel their car-fare and other incident,
al expenses, including those of stenon napher and
stationery are paid by the Government. Tins ex-
trayagance on the part Of the Administration
at it's beginning is YariOnsIy commented upon.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
FoILED IN HIS ATTEMPT TO swINDLE

CLEVER ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL
An elderly well-dressed man with white hair,
who gave his name as George Johnson, was arrested
Yesterday in Jersey CITY, charged with attempting
TO swindle C.. G.. Rochat, a leweler at NO. I3
Montgumery-st. johnson called at Rochats store
on Monday introduced himself as samuel T.;
Pollard an asked if registered letter lOr MN na
been received Mr. Rochat answered that it had
not aud Juhnson, or Pollard. said he would caii
again as he knew that the letter had been sent IN
care of MIR ROchat. On Tuesday he was grained
10 find the letter. He read 1t and then passed IL 10
Mr.. Rochat. The letter was from Washington ana
read as follows:
DEAR SIR: ] send you money for articles previously
mentioned which you VIII pelse select WIN osSt "
care. You might try Mr.. G.. g. ROchat, No 10 MONT
co,neryst Jersey City Enclosed you VIII nnh check
for Sl $50. Very truly yours. H. j. EMhoNs'
The check was signed Emnons Smith Il Co, a
jeweIry firm in Washington, "hch Mr' hocna,
Emmons had commissioned him To buy a large
quantity of jeweIry, and he proposed to buy the
greater part of It from Mr.. Rochat, If bo could be
suited. lie had To pnrc base some other soods IN
New York. aud il Mr. Rochat would kindly cash
the check he wOuld go to New YORK. al Il AFTER
making his purchases return ana select tne JeWeeirI.
Mr.. Rochat said that he wonld depost tue check III
his bank for collection and turn the money over 10
Pollard The latter WAS satisfied with that
arrangement. Mr.. Rochat took the rk 10 the
bank and was advised TO telegraph TO Eminons
smith IL Co. lie did so. and received an answer
that the check a forgery. In the meantime
Pollard had called mt the store and selected palr
of diamond earrings land gold wat"h worth SGD
When Mr. ROchat read the telegram lie sent q ooV
for "a policeman OF tbb prctcXt OF getting chahge
and Pollard was arrested. He had several pawn
tickets. one represented diamond stud on whicn
he had realized $500, and another q watch pawned
for 500. lie had a bunch Of keys WIN a tag
attached on which WAS inscribed Charles H.
Dorans. 1OG Clinton place, New-1ork. Chot
Murphy recognized the prison as Jack strauss
a notorious New-lork criminal VINO was recently
pardoned from sing Sing, where he was serving
Ter fornpry,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
letter THAN AN ECLIPSE.


She stood ,n the front steps gazing at the
eclipse through bit OF smoked glass; and the old fell Ow
stopped his at the cnrbstone aud stool up IN his
aud gaZed all around IN search OF the attraction
Discerning nothing unusual he called out:
What Is II, marin WHATS the riotl'
The eclipse" she answered.
(" Whar IL III"
on the sun"
yes does leetle dim M thar" he said after
long s,iunt but Lor massy, It's nuthin fur grown
folks To waste their time over! IL you want TO see
suuthin bct'er-sunthin real exoItin-come out hum
With me. I've got n fve-leggcd calf, twO-headed
chicken aud oak struck by ightnn', and
you kin en all without glass an have o billed
dinner on Of 'cIn fur nuthtn'. Cpse OF the eli
Well, now how little 1t does take to tip some folks on
fIar hlll
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
pIrRGIAPs AT WORK IN HOBOKEN.

Smith Brothers extensive market, at Third and
GardJa sts.. Iloboken, was entered by burglars at
an early hour Yesterday and robbed of So IN
cash and two checks one for 800 and the other
for $50. The burglary was elaborately planned
and the burglars did their work lcisuTely, as they
renamed m the store ons enough To dn hole IN
the safe aud blow the door opcn, eat "A quantity OF
fruit and thoroughly raBsack he entire premises.
IL sthought strange that thcy were nor discovered
az he 'front.' and side of the stor" are glass ana the
light from three gas "ts llluminates the whole m
terror. A larRc' white bulldog whlrh was kept
uoon the premises was ch oroformcd and then re-
moved 10 the stable IN the year. The burglars ei-
fected their entrance through the rear yard, burs
ing through twO doors. Several holes were drilled
around the combination lock aud large charges OF
powder inserted The oyerchar of powder the
police consider the only indication that tue burg
r. Nysre moi nrofeEyonals It is the belief of the
police that an accowpllcc was stationed outside
and sgnallcd 10 his associates at the approach OF
any dancer ia dcpartng the burglars forgot 10
take with them iuImy aud duL IL IL believed
that a raid was intended the Stevens Man
sion. at Castle Print, rs the telephone wire was
tuttTt fn tfp
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
SUICIDE OF AN AGED GERMAN.

Sam" Hickey, formerly a well-known Irish
variety actor has been locked up for drunkenness
IN the lenth Precinct several times recently. The
police have come to regard his arrest omen OF
snicide. While Rickey was locked up in the station
two weeks ago, man In the adjoining cell hanged
himself. On Wednesday evening, when police
man lugged Hickey TO the Eldrdge street Station,
the sergeant gave orders 10 have the prisoners
watched closely during the night. There will be
case Of suicide near here before Rckey goes to court
in the morning" he said. About day break word came
10 the station that LOUIS Hacker, a German brick
layer,agc fifty-eight, had hanged himself at No.
292 BrOome-st., just around the corner His cousin
killed himself IN Philadelphia recently and one OF
his sisters is III an insane asy lun III Germany.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
CARDS AND CLOTHES FOR Dogs


An English paper says that In London the
latest crochet l. the ~ dogs to leave tile dogs
card with their own when they make calls. The cards
are elegantly perfume. and bear dogge's name In full
the name his MISTRESS of course. supplying the final
part c1gnomen. The same idea struck Philadelphia
society last spring and the told me IL was not
ufrcquput thing whLn executing order Tor FAIR
customer 10 eDgraye plato ana print haf-a bundled
elegant cariS de gisite for the fair CUSTOMERS pug
Therr are stores In Boston NewIOrk and Philadelphia
where dog clothing il made specially OF. They are
usually lady tilOrs that Is To who do tailoring
for wnmcn-an English novelty that In with the
ulster HIS Imperial dDgsp Is taken 20 tile tallors
aud there submitted Ia tue systematic measure
meut as would IeuiTed of has human brothor-. Tho
result is that dogges clohesn polite lSocety at least
1T to perfection and models of the tailors art.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotet-The Hon. Edward ). PhelPs, &
o. s. Minister to England Fh Asemae @ Na%found.
land Congressman Henry q. Burlelgi, OF Wn1tenL.
n Y, and Henry Hitchcock OF ST LSes at Wasbne
ton and General W. W. Belknap OF iowa .beTen es
Ho,se-Professor Alexander Agassiz OF h Mass
81 James Hotei-Walter Evans, ex-Cominss,9her 3 m, III
ternal Revenue and Judge James l. Mitcneii, oi %
S,,aia In, Grand Central Hotet-Congresslonai Dele
ga John r. Came and ex- DELEGATE George SaBnoh,
IItah and Congressman j. NJ Pendleton OF Thoue
1,d Ooi' ~ ~Wesfminsier Hotel Congressman D. W.
DTIaht OF DRYDEN NJ Y......AStor House-Juage Dc D.
jackson, OF West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
1.-THE DALI STOPS PUBLICATION.

The Dial, n daily afternoon paper ceased pubhca-
tion Yesterday III. A. Pierce, the managing editor,
when asked ii the suspension was temporary re-
piIed " II is not a SUSPENSION. II is stoppagc.
40 not know whether IL Will ever resume or not;
certainly not under present conditions. There was
a reorganization not long ago, and new company
formed with a capital promised Of $4,000. put
up 81, 600 my part of the capital. aud not another
cent was ever paid III, Now my $1,000 has gwen
out and there nothing 10 do but to Stop pubhca-
tion. About seventy persons are thrown out of en-
ployment. The plant is for sale"
The ial was a two-cent sheet. and had been in
existence one year aud eight davs. Its stockholders
originally were Wall Street bankers aud brokers'
Ii is SAID that 600 was sunk IN the venture.
After the reorganization on January !, when I'd
ward G.. Hancock and George Crouch ceased their
connection as financial and managing editors icspcc
tiVeiy, beverley Ward the sOn-n-law of the late
Hugh Hastings became managing editor, and iiar-
Ian 4. Pierce had charge of the editorial depart
ment. Mr.. Ward retired from the establishment a
month AGO.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
PORT OF NEw.YoRk. THURSDAY, MARCH 20. Il

ARRIVED
steamer Ethiopia CBr, Wilson Glasgow March 49, Movile
Bros s'A Arrived at the Bar az 30
to order vessel Peter Wright Arrived the Bar
stcan,er schielam tDch dHarnccourt Amsterdam 10
days. with mso AMI passengers to Funch Edge Co. Ar
steamer Ciabe Br, Nackniyht Kingston March ~ with
mIse 70 Pm F9rW2pa % Wan y0 AZ 's % With " rm 70
Come & Pc9rsall. Arrived at the nar at 645 pm.
psr ar - With mdsS to j + Van sickle -
NS4fo Win 1 mdsS and to old Domnn Co
steamer II DlmocK iiaIett. Boston vita mise to IL
snip Ring eader Cot Roson. Enwst Hlogo 28 DAYS,
with faul Henemanni vessel 70 Vernon II Brown
and vessel to master 10 orG vessel 70 heo nger GO
BARI Cas@ r. SI 10 HRG poS nSn m o DAYS WIN
BarK Ethel tBr,, James, Pemumbuco SO days. with
Doris ckhon Todd Havana ~ days. with sugar TO
Di RTS Karhi en- OF Lockpor Ns ccOk Aracau 80 dav,
Brig Eastern star, Bogert Demerara 20 days with sugar
to II rrow6Tidggs sons p,u,o,,, .rrn co,,ooo, :.
DAYS with molasSes to orer; vessel 10 Jas Elwe Co
Brg Harriet O, stanley Nuevitas IA days. with mdse to
Bng ,rnng Light OF New Haven). Brown Trinidad 20
days. with sugar 70 l. W 4 Armstrong.
nug Victoria (of Ncw.tTaye, spencer Antigua "a days,
"lS &s FranR aRr with
frull 20 Come pearsal vessel to Alysh NUGGET on,
hay S AT Al city Island fresh. swi clear.
wn % HsD1 Is miles, &Saasa sa SO ''
Arrived Yesterday
steamer (yOnia Esson shields 81 days, with nise 10
a AN n Never Arrived at the Bar at up m. -,
enison Fulton. Deuierara days Win
10 order master Arrived al the Bar at ll33
~, Nd, Ea,,a a davs with au,ar "a
Perkins Welch, vessel TO Vernon II Brown CO. Arrived
nj the Bar at 10 D M .-,.. ~ -. -, H.. Ia,
M, se 10 orr err vessel TO j III Winchester q 20.
Bark Earl Devon Drl Ward Halifax 81 days, in bal
las 10 Geo + Bulley, -. -.
Hr Charley tBrl, Slinnols, fOintaflue 20 days
with sugar to II a Natable q son - -
Srhr Florence lt0gers Mcleod Cardenas 20 days. with
snvarto Dick a Meyer vessel to Jonas smith 4 co.
CLEARED
Steamer Baltic (Br), Bence. Liverpool via Queenstown
Iumgn
Steamer Cipcro (Brl Copeland. Gasgsw-Leaycraft Co
Steamer Katie (er Pctrowsky Stettn VIA Copenhagen
steamer leasing Ger,, voss Hamburg via Plymouth, &C.
steamer De uyter (Beg Brarens, Antwerp Edyo
4 co. ,--,.., c,..,..-. ~,
Co N. ,,.,.,.. ,t,u.u, -, ,,.-,--
ports-F Al andre y sons
Ouerbrldge & Co. -, - .,., -,
steamer Guyaadotte Kelley, Newport News and West
puuL Va--Oh Dominion 50 Co,
Steamer Roanoke Couch, Norfolk CITY Point and Rich
moud-Old Dominion So Co
steamer Martha stevens Chance Baltimore-J 3 krems
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
NEW IRK.

Andrew McKenna, n baker doing business at No.
3l3 Warron-si, was killed yesterday by his runa-
way horse He had hitched the animal to his
wagon. The horse started and McKenna seized
the reins aud tried to stop hun, but was dragged
some distance and thrown with great force upon
several children.
John Logenbach. dry goods clerk of No. 7S5
Broad-st was arraigned III the Police Court ycster-
dav for beating his wife. The couple were married
two years ago in Minneapolis, at which time the
husband possessed considerable means.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THREE TO TWO IN CASTLE GARDEN

The Commissioners OF Emigration took tiual ac-
tlon in the case of ex-Assembl yman John &. Mig
lutsch, q clerk az Castle Garden, who was sus-
pended several weeks ago. 1t was charged that he
agreed 70 secure for German who wanted 10 go to
Chicago. aud who was not entitled to the reduced
immigrant rate, through ticket for 81, providing
he would pay 10 Niglutsch So for his service that
he did get he ticket and demanded the SO but the
German said he only had ST. which it was claimed
Niglutsch TOOK. Niglutsch denied the charges and
after an investigation, motion made yesterday to
discharge him from Castle Garden was lost, ana he
was reinstated by the votes of Messrs Hurbut, Ul-
rich and Iantor. Messrs Starr and Stephenson
vote against the reinstatement Messrs UlrIch,
Stephenson and TantOr were appointed commit
tee 10 confer with the Secretary of the Treasury
all matters pertaining to the collection and dstrl-
button of the immigrant head-tax, and the main
tenance of the instl Lutions.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
TIE REV. DIR. BRIsroR TO BE REINsTATED.

The Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference,
which began Yesterday at Nyack received the judi
ciaI conference decision on the appeal OF the heV.
DI. George Il. BrIltOr from has dismissal from the
conference he higher body reverscS the decision
and directs the reinstatement of DIR. Brstor az u
member OF the Newark Conference. II IL said that
when Dr. BristOr asks for hls appointment there
Will be bitter opposition. Dr. Hunt the D9ok
AGENT said that tie Book Concern last year made IA
pIoft of S97. 900 on sale of Sl.0OO,OoO Last
night the Rev Dr. II. Spemeycr preached the mis-.
sonary sermon and the Rev Dr. Atkinson preached
III the Prcsby teeian Church.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

sfeamcr aIadolus tBr). Sinclair Batmoreseseer n,
Steamer Breakwsser. Jsnnsy. Lewes Del-oid pou,,,.
steamer Glaucns Berry. Boston II DImock M
steamer Commonwealth. Van Krk Phisdeipaa-yoAa q
gars sieronima Madro Ital Perdette Batavia for o,a.
brig Evuva OBI, BrOwn. Funcha, Madeira-Ha.ton ws
Brig Woodbury., Powers. Matanzas r II Smith 4 Co.
Schr Maggie Abbott, Mcintyre, Pitre-G nrexA
scSr Rebecea Parsons Cayenne Guianap Gilder,Ieov.
SAILED
Steamers Baltic for Liverpool state OF Nevads Gasxov
s Hn%S%.f
Richmond In philadelphia Break water LeweS
Bark Enigma. for santander.
Also saoanyla Long Island sonndshig sultan for Bonn
MISCELLANEOUS.
sS,o AarorsI Anst Gcronicn hence for Anier lava
Sa SnS Sss s $ % as Sn H
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Msr 26-sacd, steamer vrginian (Br) Frts
25thN sailed oranmers tBrl. Honeyman for Bal,
9vESSsTows Mar 2e %ssICd led @ steamer City Rome
e @ h Calais
hi,o sailed steamer Devona tsr, Young. for NcwYotr
SOUTHAMPTON Mar 29-Aryed steamer Fulda Gerl Helm.
br ch from NwYork March ls on her way Bremen and
Sailed. steamer % Elbe cGor, Hamemann. from Bremen
Hull: mar25aArriyed. steamer LepantO SBr. Rogers.
HANBURG: Mar 26ArIived steamer sucvia Ger'. Ludwig
from New York March l3.
GFNoA Mar 2aArrved. Teutona (Br), Grlfths,
froln NewYork Feb 20.
GmRALTAE Mar 24-Passed steamer RobiDia IBID, Smith,
from Philadelphia Feb o. on her way to Venice.
HAVANA, Mar 2e-Arrved. steamer Saratoga Mcintosh,
from New York.
24b-Arrived steamer Cty Of Washington, Rettg from
New.Yor< her % Mexican ports.
BARBADoEs Mar 2oSaed. steamer Portia lr). Dawson,
for New.Yor
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON Mar 28-Arrived, steamers Venetian (Br Trant
end Borderer (Br Hil Liyerpoo Worcester (Br, Allen,
Halifax
Cleared. steamer City OF Macon Savannah
Sailed steamer Northern.
PHILADELPHIA. Mar 26 Arrived steamers Lancaster Mills
Boston; Allentown. Swasey, salem
Cleared steamers Man0ban tBr, Carruthers Boston
GLASGOW; ROxburgh castle Br Turpin Dublin Foley.
Dckman, Port Antonio Brutus (Ger yog Kingston, Will
Transport. Roston.
BALTIMORE. Mar 26-Arrived. lawrence,
Savannah; VIM WOODWARD Oetorlra and John Garrett,
New. York
Cleared. steamer Allegheny, Boston.
PORT ROYAL. Mar 26-Arryed steamer State OF Texas,
Tisk, Fernandna for New.York and proceeded. .
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THREATENED STRIKE OF CIGARMAKERs.

The Cuban cigarmakers association, III Grcmio
de Tabacqueros, one Of The strOE gest trade or
ganizatons in the city, and there Is selCOm any
trouble between the memOers and then employers.
A few days ago, however, the union received lei
ter from some of the leading employers saying thar
the tact had come TO their notice that prices
paid for making cigars in some of the smaller shops
were IRON 81 10 So less than he price insisted on
from the larger employers, and stating that her
the smaller shops must be made 10 increase their
prices or the sgners Of the letter would be COM
PEELED 10 reduce their scale. The union decided TO
estab isb the following scale of pnces Tor making
900 cigars Figaro, SIS: Maranas $50 Con-
clas, $22 ReIna Fnas, $27; Regaiias Especiaies,
$50 neIna Vctorias, $3i; Pericctos $37, and
EXcesiOrs $40. This is he scale now paid by tho
larger bosses and the shops where It is not paid
have been informed that unless they conform 10
the scale a strike will be at once ordered.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
"DEuocPATIc WIDOWS NOT KNOWN.

The hoirs of Aaron Somers of bridgeport. who
bruucathcd his entire estate of $4,000 To the
democratic widows of the city, have informed
tie Selccmcn that they Will contest The will on the
ground that tue tcStatOr was of unsound mlnd.
Ine BOARD declared that tncy could not see why
ony one should tnkr the trouble To send them such
n notice "a II mad made no attempt To execute the
provIsIons of the strange WILL Some have Thought
thni Somrrs intended to leave his property to the
rrotestant widows of Bridgeport, or rather the
Protestant Widows Home and that the word
Democratic" was written III the document Dy
mistake.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-1he managers of the Home for
INDECENT Protestant Children which has for sew
eral wears been at Peasantville, was removed yes
terday TO more cOmmodious accommodations the
houss formerly occupied by stephen ). Marshall! in
North st., having heen secured.
PoRr CutsrEH.-Eight years ago there was a
mortgage Of 81, 600 on the North Baptist Chnrch.
With view of raising money to pay the mortgage,
the congregation Is holding fair. and on Saturday
afternoon there will be chlldrens matinee at the
Irving Hall,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
sUNDAY-sCHoOL TEACHERS IN COUNCIL

Three hundred persons interested IN the Now
York Primary Union attended the third annual IN
Presbyterian Church, yesterday afternoon. The
Union Is composed OF Sunday-school teachers and
superIntendents of tins city. Its president Is Mrs.
w. +. Crafts Miss Sadie Bard rs secretary. and
Miss Clara Viii field treasurer. The Rev. Or. and
Mrs. John Hall, the Rev. Mr.. Osirander of Brook
lyn " Hope Ledyard," the we'll known writer; Mrs
= w. Clark aud Thomas Bond. Of the Sunday
School Association, were among those present IN
the afternoon. w. ID. Porter presided Mrs. Crafts
described the Ideal Primary Teacher in 1885"
and Miss Martha Van Marter talked of teaching
temperance TO children. short address was also
made by the Rev. A. /. Schaufller on Picture
Teaching"
In the evening the meeting held in the body
of the church, AID addresses made by Ralph
dIth of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

James ID Fisl's trial before Judge Benedict.
Ir Bull lunacy case, Supreme Court ,,
Parick Ford libel suit, Court OF speciai sessiohs'
Irving Hall general meeting, p M .o ouora
E,nh,5 Re Rceimeut ball Lexington Avenue opera
House. -, NJ 20 c,,th-st q n IN
Convention Of Irish Societies, FOIrest iuh, P' n
DR. Peters's lecture, Association Han, 8 p III.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

NV man. You are dcserter from England Ire
land replied "I am an American ctlzen" Inc
officer said "That does not matter, you are not In
the United StatesD Mrs. Ireland asked MIR. DAVIS
TO write letter of introduction to Secretary Bay
ard for her. but he did not do so Mrs. ireland took
a train for Washington early IN the AFTERNOON W
see the Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
ALONG THE SOUND.

STAMPoRD-A number of the striking hatters
from South Norwalk are seen sannterlhg apouI the
streets of stamford almost every evening. They
express belief that they will shortly return 10
work.
Observation-Disclosures J. T. Pinkerman Is OBTAIN"
ing subscriptions To the BarthOd statue tnnd' he
thinks the oity can raise from $500 10 $iOO.