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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-25
OVER THE STATE.

Franklin county has man With
beard six feet long. He wraps it
around pasteboard and wears it in
his bosom.
A negro man named Cole ..attempt.
ed to rape young lady at Bells last
week. He was caught and promptly
swung up to tree.
Paris Post: Mr.. John Nichols, liv-
ing in the 2lst district, while oiling
wheat thresher one day last week, got
half his left hand takOn off by the
machinery.
The largest reported yield of wheat
comes from Col. John M. Gray's
plantation, in Maury cOunty-1,2OS
bushels from 80 acres; over 40 BUSH
els to the acre.
Paris Post: We are reliably ill.,
formed that there are number OF
illicit distilleries now in full blast i'll
the Goth district of this county. The
operators of these stills are very bold
in their lawlessness.
Jackson Wing: A democratic
friend suggests that the railroad COM
mission plank be left out Of the next
platform, and sheep-killing dog
law plank be substituted.
The Stones River Creamery Com
pany, Murfreesboro, is now getting
1000 pounds of milk per day, from
which are made 100 pounds OF butter
and 28O pounds of cheese.
The colored population of Browns
vile are making big effort to cele'
brate on the first Saturday in August
the Emancipation proclamation and
the Fifteenth Amendment.
A painter named Frank Bayle en-
deavored to rob Scott u Mays
5torehouse in Hickory Valley last
Monday night, but was fatally shot
by Mr.. Scott. Bayle died Tuesday
evening.
jackson Tribune and Sun: On last
Monday night six cOlored people died
in this city, chiefly children. One
colored man, aged about rs years,
dropped dead from his chair. 1t per.
haps was case of apoplexy.
1t is said that 10000 young men,
since 1912, have attended Cumber-
University at Lebanon. Of this
number 1,707 have graduated as fol
lows: Law school, LIZA; academic
and engineering, APO; theological, 113.
The Chattanooga crusade, which
has been holly waged against lewd
women by the newspapers and from
the pulpits, eliminated in an order
from headquarters to every public
woman in town, giving notice that
houses must be forever closed within
five days or they would be raided
three times daily.
A respected citizen, named Guen-
Their, formerly of Tullahoma, was
murdered by the savages in western
Colorado. They set his house on fire
and shot him down. His wife made
her escape in the darkness with the
children and spent the awful night
wandering about in the painless wilds.
She got away in safety and will return
to Tennessee.
Gadsden cor. jackson Dispatch.
Lum Raines lost two horses several
weeks ago. He then bought two
mules, and within three days one of
them died. He thus lost three head
of fine stock in two weeks time. The
mule was dissected and very little
blood was found inside, but large
quantity of water. Strange occur
rences, but true.
. Nashville American: Speaker Man,
son, of the House, sent into the Gov
ernor, Monday, his resignation as a
member of the legislature from Har-
deman county. The Governor will
accept the resignation, as Mr.. Manson
resigns in order to accept the position
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-25
Holstein Cattl e!

this herd, which averaged u PIP ms, : OF. per
year, NJ an average age of y. years. In ISL
our entire herd oi mature COWS averaged A.lf4
Ms. Is OF. In 1852 our entire hori Of eiRht%
year olds averaged T.. 3SS ~ 81. On Aprl l.
1884, TEN COWS in this herd had m ade rpcorls
fium l4.pOO to Is. on 10 each. the average being
lA,60S rs $40 az. milkti taruH n the year
ending in JuUe last fvc mature COWS. .hc en-
tire lot averaging l9.62l Ms. - 81. Nor oNI
~ THtsE RECORDS HAS RIVER HEEN EQUALLED
WITH Az EQUAL NVMBER az COW FY AsY HERD.
BUTTER RE'ORDS.
Nine co averaged II fs. 81 o.. per week.
Eight b. 5 three years ola averaged l3 10.
"a 81. week. Eleven hsitcrs two yeHrs Cd
and You ige' averaged 10 rs s o. tr- week. The
above ecords are n sufficient ena 9ute" of SUI
periOrity. TINS Is THE CLASS CO.. C,TTLE WIFE
wHJCH TO EoUN pEED
SMITHS & lowell.
lakeside -, 80 Farm. Sy-aruse. y. J.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-25
HEADACHE.
and all sIl IoU3 COMPLAINTS are re'iAved by taxing
WEIGHTS Indian VEGETABLE PILLS
ur.l7 YtEt.ss!s; Ec ori7'aS. Pr;i %. All arasE:s

H"n for working people. Send IN
III. Rcents postage. and we will m all
AAAk you free arOyal. valuable sa mple
box of goods that will put you in
the way of making more money in few days
than you ever thought possible at any bust
ness. Capital not uired. You can live ut
home and work in spare time only, or all the
time. All Of both sexes. Of oil ages, grandly
sucs essful; 50 cents to SIS easily earned every
evening. That all who want to work may
test the business, we make this unparalleled
send 81 10 pay tor the Trouble Of writing us.
Full particulars, directions, etc. sent free.
Immense pay Absolutely sure for " who start
at once. Don't delay. Address STlNSON z
co. Portland. Maire,
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HGrpe1's Weekly.
Illustrated.

Harper's Weekly stands at the head Of Amer.
ica an illustrated weekly Journals. By its un.
lustrations, its carefully chosen serials, short
stories. sketches and poems, contributed BY
the foremost artists and authors Of the day, it
carries instruction and entertainment 10
thousands Of American homes.
1t will alw avs be the aim Of the publishers
to make Harper's Weekly the most popular
and attractive family newspaper in the world,
and, in Pursuance Of this design. 10 present a
constant improvement in all those features
which have gained for il the confidence sym
PATTY and support Gifts large army of readers,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-25
marriage GUIDE,

$50 PAGES-FINE PLATES.
Over hy wonderful pen pictures. The whole story, true
life Articles the following subjects. who may marry,
who not why; manhood vomauhood, physical decay effects
OF oebhoy aud exaes how lie aud happiness may be In
creased the physiology ofrrnrnduction ana many more
Those married contemplating marriage should read IT,
ought be read bv all adult persnns then kept under
lock and Key. SeNt sealed osraid to any address, for
Is cents in money or stamps. address DIR. jacques,
7Oj Chestnut ST.. ST. Louis, MO.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-25

Mexican Female Remedy gives general satisfaction
wherever used-W. =. BINGHAM, NOrthport, Ala.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-07-25

Your Medicines give the best satisfaction to con-
'umsrS OF any sell-D. s. Guthrie, Higsinsport. o.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

Her house at No. 164 Beockorst, was fonnd scoy. ~ W
= Gle for stolen goods 1t has been olsco
cred that she instrumental IN keeping eJ many a.
hmrc and thieves. The lads were held at Jener.
sen Market Court yesterday tor burglary, and 'no
woman was held as receiver OF stolen goous'
TO BENEFIT THE GIRLS L0DGING HOUSE, old
An apateH5 Sa sb pSenst OF that excellent institution
the Girs Lodging.onse at No. h;Id,eSs u St Aid
place which is In charge OF the Chn.a.enr o rSrors
Theatre on tuesday April at 2:30p Ticket: Sa ss
may be obtained from Mrs. Charles Daily No; Wsst s
Clinton Mrs Ts Hsxtan No. 81 Madison
ave: Stephen ID. Hatch, No. 115 Broadway, anu ~
the Girls Lod ging- House, No. ~ st. Marx s-p'ace
uABrnTrEs or SHIPPING MERCHANT. Cn!S,i
The schedules in the asslanmenI r.hont or Of No
40 Sonth-st to Daniel Barnes, when were Hiod gu
Yesterday, show liabilities, S342GO3 az ho nla 'a
Se dierence in the value Of the assets is because
the assignor had part ownership In certaln vos-
sells which either subject TO Inarl.iino ;nr;t
interest and also because some ef MS .deploiS aio
insolvent and others have no property
BROOKLYN.
yyben tho examination of John Mcdonald and
Thomas Burns, on charge OF particlpatihg Im Ins
nrlze fight on Tetmery-st., was held by Pollce JUS
tice Naeher yesterday Justice DelenanIy, oI LVnS
island City, who was amsng the spectators a.Iesteu
at the tight was not present. medical certincate
set forth that he was sick. Evidence was put In to
show that the contest friendly one with sou
gloves. Decision was reserved.
An application having been made TO Governor =
Hi far n commission TO determine the sanity OF
George LII. Mills, who is under sentence OF ueatn
for wife murder, Dlstrct-AttorDey Ridgway mas
uassed unon at the trial and that he believes Mills
Is perfectly sane and responsible.
In honor of the twenty-tifth anniversary or Dr.
Cnylers pastorate in the Lafayette Avenue PresDy-
terian Church special services will be held on the
evening of Monday April g. and addresses VIII be
made by Mayor Low. DIR. Storrs. and Others.
Four. iquor licenses were revoked Yesterday
upon the evidence presented by agents OF the
CItizens' Excise League that the Sunday law had
been violated,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
FIyING CAB RATES.

Tho Law Committee of the Common Council yes
terday listened to persons who wished to be heard
VINO sad that he had been in the cab business for
fifteen years declared that nothing less than 80
cents {, mile or 81 an hour would afford pToht
T'he New-York Cab Company, he SAID. had two
lines of cabs those painted whlte and yellow were
run at cheap fares and those painted black charged
regular rates. The 20 cents mile charged Tor the
cheao cabs furnished no profit. Cabs which cost
$500, IN Ncw-York can be bought for $500 IN Paris.
Elgft years is as long as cab will &c OF any, use.
IL cost $50 q month TO board no horses ana any
owner would be in luck TO feanze @o oo u'y VI
twelve hours for vehicle. ", ~, r..
Vice-President Gill, of the New-Y0rk Cab Com
pany, SAID that nothing less than 90 cents q hle
would paw. The com mmittee agreed to report en-
ordinance fixing the rate at 80 cents mile or $l
an hour,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
POISONED BY ESCAPING GAS.

william +. Demarcst, dealer in shoe trimmings at
No iG Spruce-st. aud living at Panhcld. \. ~;
had business IN Paterson on Thursday nlght ana
stayed at the United states Hotel lcsierlay morn
I'M, Miss Van VOORHEES, n sister OF the hotel propric
tor rlppcd at bis door thinking IL was occupied by
another san who had left orders 70 be cal iled.
There was no response and she iound thhi tho auor
WIS uuiockcd When opened aI GO quantities of gas
cane from tho room Mr. Demarcst was nncoh-
scous on the bed and the gas burner was Turned on
full Word sent To Piainncii ana nv ~ son; -
T. Dcmarrst city editor OF The CoRsttatioHdttSt,
went 10 Paterson. .
MIR pemarest was perfectly sober when he went
Ia his room His son knew Of no motive Tor suicle
and the fact that the door was unlocked was also
against that theory. u WAS Thought that Mt,
Urmarest accidentally knocked the screw oi the
burucr after turning IL ell. The doctor said last
nipht that Mr. DcmnreSt could not recover, as ne
had not sufficient strength 10 force out the secrc-
tons accumuating III his lungs.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

q s 5:s * az: . L
ger Bros Arrived at the Bar at2sm
sl % S sss
' s Rs ass sas sss tn.
Z. with mdse to J Van sickle ., =.
Steamer chas Mayer. Anthony. Baltimore with esa 70
steamer Frsncons Bennett Portland with mdss and pass
Steamer ciy TitchDurs. Fish. NewBsdfOrd with nd''
Iaysroo FynG cslsqtsa Tes,dss Hs dA''
Hs1nsn Hsn pfsS,p HoSn seG eo S'hAn'r Bremen Do
s: wts y . aas empty St s. ssG . s
Ks s nca
Bark Veronica Br Payson. Liverpool 40 days via
BARK Dido tswed1 Erksen AracaIu SO days. with sugar
BARK vabors Nor Knuisen Bahia 20 days. with sugar TO
order; vessel to Smith & Boe qua
SUNsET-wnd sandy HOOK, fresh Z; cloudy Az soiS
Island fresh N e: cloudy
HGG. Ssssy '0Os
Yesterday
Steamer City Columbia woodhull Charleston 2a days.
Bark zna chie 9Br Johnston xracan 36 with sugar
to smith & schpper vessel to Geo Buley ,., .r ,o
tsrs hmsnes 8rssseT CO.. Vessel setsr so smith CO.
Bark Araine DAM SOnm MayagueZ - asys r" '"s
to Havemeysrs & Elder vessel to Funch Eayo y"
CLEARED
Steamer Federico span saes LIVERPOOL E GS IovoS,
steamer Hekia DAM Thomson. settin Copenhageh &c
Steamer Snega ccIer Ludwig Hamburg-Kunhartt 4 co.
steamer Donau tGerD Ringk. Bremen via southampton
sieameT William Bailey 3r Potter. Havre-Funcl Edye
Steamer Indip.ndendene ItaD Prandco Mediterranean
Steamer CIV of san Antonio Fernandlna via Port
isoyaIS % a. .nnaD maaors ?rcv, yokonama-ceo Ward
Ship Bedford (Br), congdon. Amsterdan-' "H'"''
ship Morse veazis Boston NJ Pickering & ,c: GO:
Mark sara (Br. Mcdonald. Ex nouth-Scammeli Bros
Br Jordan, Cardenas- j Wipche',er, 70
schr Wyer sargent Sargent Trinidad 20 r.
schr Mary Bradford, oliver Mayasuez-b "ehD'iS ~
SAILED.
steamers Federico for LyerDco Trinacr sIgow ToTn
Hnmburs City OF san AntonT9 fernanuha inoin
HOime baltimore , o,,
ship lion Cross cc Lverpob shedraKe cacTtta Nov 2s
with misc TO I,sl Bros; vessel to ArSe q DougiasS
THE MOVEMENTS or 5rGAHl&h
FoREIIV PORTS
LONDON Mar ls-Arrved. steamer Biterne tBr) Brcwu'
IavFsroor, Mar @-salod ThanemOra tBr)' FL
% 9SFSss1owS Mar l2-saea steamer Adriatc (Brl Par
SIS II from lverpoo hence or New.Yors c,oranvo, eBr
| Hill from sayanns Feb IL
HAVANA Mar l2-salled Saratoga. Mcintosh fol
N'"'''A DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Mar l3-saiod, steamer Mon'real 'Hr' 30"
nosroS Mar i3-Arrved steamer Glaucus. Berry New
| York. - ,o.,
pn 2le nsTSas Mar Fortunaius r,
Gance, Panther Newburyport persi9men hIsea g, ra1o
eared sie1@eTs ro5,yTa aSTan ia "Prorirence
| BsLIsoRR. Mar i-ATycL steamer Aarahheuse DIT
TIe5r ateswcrs Ursua Br Lyun Fl Ftzro
'r ,9e %nr steamer Delaware NewYo
| SAVANNAH Mar i3-Arryed steamer Ciy ol S"''N"Au
sSilco tceamcr Cha,ahooches New York r,o,s, f,r,
| NEwORLEASs. Star l'i-iieared steamers DAu"''' VIZ
W e Passes-Arryei steamers Clapcyron. Colon Eurekd
ss,lsG' steamer. Red see md city of Dallas
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
THE sTEERAGE RATE WAR RENEWED.

no ru'aomsb,n lines. which has continued since
last December resulting IN sIeerage &asshsu ans
So between this port aIS fhe
niecT, i rts have bren made i'm the last two weeks
w setlIe ali differences, but without success Hos
es were resumed Ihs Mo9iS seman
G1n d Han mhnrg. American, Cars Hamburg the
Rotterdam. the Italian and the Red star lines,
When the Carr Line demanded and was arowed ro tba
Wnrhnrg. American Company's schedule, the latter
withIrew. and then followed combined eompeti'
ton by the other lines against the ga no
oan;os U.n have Iost money The North German Lloyd
Volunteered to act as mediator proposition was ,s
made that the Carr Line concede equal Terms 10 ies
nroposed that the Hamburg American Packet COM
pany concede differentia rate OF $l TO inc Carr ar
Line which tue oiUrd iUrd'tf 70 continue tho fight.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.



n Hubbard Miller proprietor of the Standard
House at White Plains accompanied Nv MS Wie
drove 10 Tarrytown, last night TO take nome tneit
daughter who attends the seminary there Inc
horses are a spirited team of bays aud had not been
ont for some time As they were entering larry
conld tighten his hold on the rens they were dash
ing headnng down the street. The iew pedestrians
IN the streets the front axe of the carriage shap
and Mr. aud Mrs Miller hurled TO the ground :" me
tne horses dashed unchecked into the village where
thcy were siopped. Among those who assisted the
injured couple was Miss Edith Newton, daughter OF
General New ton Mr.. Miller and his wife were re-
moved to the Franklin House Medical ara was ci
summoned aud their Injuries were ono,iiceh
serious Mr. Niller's right arm is broken aud II Is
feared that his hlp is also fractured ne Is also
snrering from internal Injuries. Mrs Miller also
bas a Lroken arm and her internal injuries ARE 0l "a
more serious nature than those of her husband. ne
doctor, would not assure Their recovery anu at d
late Lour were not able to make thorough exam
iuatiou. - ..;,l, NJ
Iast winter the same team ran away with Mr.
Miller and the same arm broken under similar
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN OFFICER. n

A crash Of window glass about a. m; YESTERDAY
sey CITY and he found that BURGLARS bad tired 10
break intn grocery store at No. 3}3 EarIck-st An
hour later the same policeman found the windo" Oh
,br sroccrv store No 2y7 lork-st. broken hhd
onantty OF goods piicd'uear it ready for lemoSal,
I'm a short time he heard another crash q" glass ann
sow two men running away from Phaleifs grocery
store NJ Monmouth and Second sis. The polceuian
ionud a man hiding behind a barrel and was apont
10 pnt the npper- him when he was stru9k i IlYh
behind " th a siung shot and felied to the sidewalk
lie saw three men running around the corner hnd
tried TO follow them. but was too DIZZY liom ths
clects uf the blow White entered the store ana
found one of the burglars behind barrel. lhe
pris ,ner gave his name as James Qninn: lio was was
Iecognlzcd IA a member Of the notorious Lava f'ed
Gang" The uocc expect to capture bisacconpllces
s,x sttetnpia at burglary Huproscd 20 nave peeh
made by this gang. reported To the police yes
,.rI.u
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
coNTEsTING A PAVING ASSESSMENT.

The Board of Assessors have now under consid-
eration n matter which vitality interests both
individual property owners and the tax PAYERS of
the city. Under authority of the laws OF 1873,
chanter 52S Observation-Disclosures from
First-ave. TO Riverside Drive Eastern Boulevard)
was regulated graded and paved by day's
work. The work was done slowly and ths maj
twice what it could have been done for by con-
tract To pay for the job an assessment of $S75 on
each twenty-five feet OF land fronting on the street
noyed has been made. This amount, almost un-
precedented in the hisorypf assessments IN the city
considering the work done, aroused t1e ire of the
property-owners and they bitterly contestlDg
The confirmation with legal aid. The assessors
have had several hearings in the matter. but no
decision has vet been reached Should the assess
ment be confirmed, il can be further contested be-
fare fine BOARD of Revision consisting of the Con-
trollcr. Corporation Counsel and Recorder, and
failing there the contestants have recourse to the
courts. Any reduction in the amount must be paid
by the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
LONG ISLAND,

ROCKVILLE CBNTRE.-Engineers In the employ OF
the Brooklyn Water Works are surveying the ilne
for tie proposed new aqueduct. OBTAINING tbe
nrices of and and arranging contracts Tor It's pur-
chase between Rockville Centre and South Oyster
Bay.
IsIIp ON Wednesday John Drake was arrested
for beating his wife. Justice Lewis. OF Babylon,
sentenced him TO imprisonment IN the County jail
for twenty five days and to pay fine of $25. The
same night Drake made his escaDe from the officer.
VINO had hia IN charge and returning TO his home
gave his wife another beating. lio was tracked to
Southampton, and arrested yesterday and lodged
i'm the iail at Riverhead.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Jersey CITY.

Justice Davis's Court Room was crowded yester-
day with members of the Ancient Order oi liiDerni.
ans interested in suit brought to recover S3o3 81
which is claimed by two factions IN Division NO. /.
elThe split in tho Order extends all over the state
The State BODY has ordered that the members must
swear that they did not belong to any other secret
organization. Thirty members of DIVISION NO. ie'
fused to take the oath aud were expeiied: john
1;langher the treasurer took sides with the ex-
nellcd members and when they formed new III
= sion transferred to them he money aud also all
the banners. flags and regdlia. Justice DAVIS re-
served his decision.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
HOME Ne VS..
ARRIVALS.

byfYb Irenue Hotei-SenatOrs Warner Miller,
y, NewYork Eugene Hale OF Maine, d. NJ. sabn 0i
Minnesota Phetus Sawyer OF Wisconsin, ana T. w W
a. Rum of Idaho -. Gitseg House-Melvllie l.; stone
OF Chicago..St James HOel-Congressnan matr'cs q,
Pcnnsylyana Victoria Hotet-Ex-G Governor w Il L.
HandIton Of Maryland. .Ererea Honse-Henry H.
Piersol. Of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
rAIITNG OFF I'M IMMIGRATION.

The statistics Of immigration at Castle Garden
sbow a falling off of more than 35 Dor cent nom
January !. as compared with the Same period i last
man immigratIon. I he steamship Susvia brought
here on Wednesday only 264 immigrants, while o
year ago about the same date she brought ol6.
ton, The Immigration Ia lighter now than 1t pas
been before at the Same date since Castle Garden
vas used as landing depot. large number OF
prepaid passage tickets st the reduced ratea now
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

h.u. hoor ..nt from hero to Germany, but as
there are fewer passage tickets being purchased on
the other side Of the atlantic large innuA 'i "'
migrants is not expected. ..n,o. .t the
The demand for laborers and ;nt mecnSb x;Ib the ex
ccptop Of inquiry for female help which exceSos ta
the supply This is due in part TO live gnor
ant of what is rcouired of them the hItchen tie
laundry aud chambers, may be obtained At aimos'
One-h half of what full-hedSed servants demand
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

of an alleged reguarty I. the S:%%it%Ssnn .DssiSs n
ss the nensity for allow s pools to BE- sold
fine not sss had n" S'R @
- ,ooosa term oi Imprisonment less than ono
YEAR and that sentence for three months is irregu
lar and must be aside Bauer Will % & saksn n De- o.
fore Judge Pratt at 10 a. m. to-o"y' LID An' Va
$3.50 was paid yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
wuArIs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Parade OF Barnums Circus, evening;
Channcry NJ. Deptw's lecture on Poetry anu fohtics
I'm tbs british i-les :" Chickering Hall, r. m:
seuaIe committee Gas, Morton House. io3o q. IN.
United states Lawn Tennis conyentloh holei bfuhs-
wick, D. H. -,...,..
sale of Charles O'ConUTs library. CLINTON Hail. ai'er-
noon and evening.
Irving Hall Executive Committee, =. IN. . -,
Equity Gas Company case Oeiore Justice frat'' DrooA
lvu
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
POcKIkND COUNTY.

NyACK.-Pcter Jones. age eighteen. the only sor
u, IN The barn Yesterday lie had been afflicted fol
nearly year with epileptic insanity, and has late
ly been SO violent as to require stralght-Jache'
treatment
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
srEKING TO RELEASE PAUL BAUER.

movement " a. made yesterday to secure the
release OF raul bauer from ,no nias, term of three
months Tor allowing pools TO be sold IN his club.
house In Coney Island. His counsel secured writ
Canrt Tor his production in the court to-day whom
notion will 30 made for his release on the ground
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
STATEN ISLAND.

GnrEYRIDGE.-Sight hope is entertained of the
of Mrs. EDWARD Buncker the mother-in,
law of ex Judge Hilton who has been seriously Ill
for some time.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
NEyV-JERSEY.

p.rypsoy.-Francis Kane. carpet-wcaver, and
his wife. an aged and dissipated couple, lived on
the banks of the Passaic On thursday morning
,ras buricd that afternoon After the funeral Kane
was missed esterday his body was found III tho
MGR IrnZen To a rock.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
AK INTERNATIONAL IMMIGRANT UNION.

The International Immigrant Union. with cap
tai of 81 600 000 has been Incorporated by Charles
L. Snedeker, Walter J. Harman. George NJ. Iomp-
kins, CIV. Hubbard, George Peat Charles q. Faak
S. j. Lonergan, I. w. Mcfarland and j. Z: McFar-
land are the trustees for the first year.. The pur-
pose of the corporation IS TO buy and sell Govern
ment. State OF private land in any portion Of the
United States Canada or Mexico; to give immi-
grants and Others information to aid them in Sc
lecting and purchasing land and destabllshng homes
10 buy and sell railroad and steamship tickets, and
make proper arrangements 10 assist colonists, and
also to expend money in order to improve land Tor
the purpose Of increasing its frutfulness, ana TO
construct bridges. canals. roads, etc.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
WESTCHESIER COUNTY,.

Mt, VERSoN.-Schoo CommiSsioner Jared sa
ford Yesterday was called to Ovid, N. Y, on
count of the serious illness of his father, Gene
Halsey SaudfOrd.