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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-01

Frederick AlrsWager being duly
sworn. dsposes and SAYS that hs Is
tna prassman OF the IELEGRAM M
HERALD. and that the ABOVE IS
true and correct statement oi the
number OF pspers printed Tor the
davs and date mentioned
FRED ALTSWAGER.
subseribed and sworn 20 before
n. rhls 26ta day OF June. A. ID.
1856. CHAS. 2. RATHBUN,
Clerk Cf the Superior Court
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-01
PROFEssTON4L

nR. EDWARD sLONAN. li9 MONROE 81
IL Houn 5 % 10 a m, 10 3 ?. m. 70 ,. N
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
DIED.

&c n S AS fsS = s; Tao,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
please omit flowers
ALDENAt Fshkil on the Hudson. March :. George Ful
BATHGA E-On March p 1886 Mary Edaughter of James
Funeral services on Friay Maroh i2 at o'clock at tho
family residence jl3 OTangc-st- Newark. y. J.
Eas Breyoort in the Siti year fhls age ~" ''''
Funeral late redenc Thursday. lith inst. a.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot l:3Op.m
BKILL-sullrny. March Emma j.. wife Of Theodore r,
BELL and daughter oi James H. llickoA IN the 10Th yoafo Ok
services at The washington street NJ l. Church, roag.
tecpse rhursdiy at 2SO p. m.
BOWERS-At Yonxers y y. March g. Liza widow Of the
la'o Jam's Bowers IN heI snth year. ,.. .. o.,.
Funeral services AZ the residence Ot her son inaw the Rev.
William b.. he,cham lj6 North Broad"~y on Wednesday
CARPENTER-On second day 9d month. sh. saraI W.
& ~ 5e ,4 ~ year f & o. 5r e. t A. ~
late sdence J3i West 27tls,, Fourth DAY Sd month
1nternent S'rii al al HmawaIk
J o;y So; Msq on Sf %aS e Psse p, w sn
Royal Chaplin, aged years and months.
CULVEE-suhcnIy o. heart disease on sunday March 7,
Services Iae Madsonavc $50 Tuesdly
iniermcnt Sandi ii Washington Co.. y. "Wednesday
Iis Kindly requested that lowers be
DAEiONUn March .. 1885, James b. Dayton, in the G5th
TRe relavcs and friends are invited to attend the funeral
NJ l late residence, Camden Nj On ihur5l4j,
llthm,t.. at p m.
IBterment private.
DUNN-On ouniay March = Michael j.. beloved husband Of
Kcatiyes ana cuds are respectfully invited to tho
THURSDAY Maca u, thence 'he Church GaJrels
tast 80. Nhc.e solemn mas D.; o. REQUIEM viii be oi-
lutermrni aliary Cemetery
Please omit hOwcT.
% 1 her ES,laSnGe re- @ a. in cS1 omaha Il YG6 on
and laughter oi Henry and eliza wlae Formerly OF Sees"
Relatives friends speetfqly invited TO attend 30
ignsra, series from the central = C9urC Newark
lptermcnt al Faimlunt Cemetery. Newark.
H"WLkNh-on Monlay. Marc 3 at WaIpole. y. H.;
hoIScr OF Henry T. ana Alfred G Rowland in the sGtiyear
KGNNAKD-At Amawalk westchestcr County. New.Yo.k
daughter Of sarah a WhitocA. aged - years
funeral SER les from the Methodist fpsco,si Church
katonah, NcwIork, on Wednesday the 10th inst. al
Tail leaves Grand Central Depot Harlem r. r., at 1880
a.
MOTION Monday. March 5. william Mott in the s0th year
eines lay March 10. at p.
PALMER In Newark y; J.. SIN inst. Mrs. Ann Maria
Gaushtrrof MarmaiuAo a. J. esq, and wle Of the Rev.
EdSrl' may Palmer o. ID ~ ~ n a, 9gI no6 "a year
Tram leaves 6y }5 at rom Christopher street Ferry
INFERNO mt al Albany On THURSDAY.
SAG,EAt Ja@1Ga sa l. M on , the 9ih 3 IL inst na NJ
Funeral at Grace Chdrci jamaica Friday March - at
Relatives and friends are invited.
Trains from Long island city and Brooklyn at p.
SLOANE-Oa -atlrliy. Harca at his ate residence 5i
Sloane, The sd ,e4r OF mis-
TERRY In iiob'Fen y. j.. March g. Elizabeth Halstell.
wifeo r. clinton lerry and daughter u ths late Charles
Funeral services fom Paus Episcopal Church. IN lrsay
fntcrmen; N Fairhacen Mass
WtLLEIS-At Flushing. L. l., March :, Matilda. widO OF
the late John j. y lcls.
her residence, Wednesday. March TO- at II O'clock
n.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
COLONEL WILLIAM :. CLARK.

BOsTON, March tSpeciaN.-Colonel William
5. Clark died IN Amherst this mornlrg Of Brghts dis
ease, after long illness Colonel Clark was born In
A'hhed July 81. iS2G and graduated at Amherst
College in 1913 He studied chemistry and mining at
the Gottingen Universally received the degree Of Phi d.
In 1852. AMI the degree OF liz u. from Amherst in 1874
When the 2lst Regiment formed in 1861 he was
appointed major lie passed through several battles,
and to the rank OF colonel His connection with
the Massachusetts Agricultural College, in Which he
took great pride. included proessorship Of chemistry
and The presidency of the college, which he resigned in
1879. lie member of the Legislature In 1864 and
in sG7. Ia 1877 Colonel Clark invited by the
Japanese Government to organize the Imperial Agr-
cultural College AT SdppurU. where lie passed year,
leaving the institution IN the most houIIsing condition
After his return and resignation or the presidency or tile
Massachusetts Agrlcuural College he engaged IN pro-
mOtIng mining enterprises IN New York. as one OF the
firm Of Clark Il BIthwcll He experienced rcyrrses,
however from Which he never recovered and the clos
lnG portion OF his life cl1uded by his mining eX-
pcrcuCcs. His last years spent IN al solutc
retirement. Colonel Clark leaves widow and eight
Children Mrs. Lark was the adopted daughter OF the
late Mr.. Samuel WlllistOn, oi EasthamptOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
MRS BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER

PHILADELPHIA, March . (SDccidD.- Mrs. Ben
jainln Harris Brewster wife Of ex-Attoruey-Gcneral
Brewster. died this morning, after suffering few DAYS
with pneumonia. Her maiden name was Mary Walker
She a daughter Of Robert Walker. "x Treasurer OF
the United >atcs. and cousin OF Governor Wade
Hampton OF South CIroin and direct llncal descend
ant OF BENJAMIN Franklin. When very young she married
"A wealthy Frenchman named Leon, then a resident Of
NcwOrIc1ns. After her ~ her husband removed
10 Paris. where they lived for number of years ana
where three o. her chdren-Audre, Robert aud Mini
born. The daughter married Johu kOons Mrs
BuNstc first marriage wa AN unhappy one, ana n Ill
followed. she tucu secured position as clerk IN
the Treasury Department. AT Washington. lhere she
met Mr. Brewster ana the acqluLttucr thus Formed re-
suited some tine aftcrwari IA marriage. In 1872 Mr.
Brewster ana his bride moved 10 this city Mrs Brew
Strr woman Of much rruem"n, ana great beauty,
and de-, otrd much care to her youngest child, s0n
twelve Old.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
NcHlErEE 1AE1D mn lIRSI MOTT.

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But fAlL' E'HINP ""NIN'
BIdd SchoGold PoGuacd ou thr uoor OF (o'mo-
,,It,u Hall in a majestic manner last evening aud
.. f . J ,,,l
'hl"""c'" '''' ''' '"'' wa" w.
ot -lill " between the world champion, jacob Scha"-
, and N,pric. (ion,uy oi Paris" John 4. Stowe
-, eco. .. ~. i,,.d and O.. C,,o,l,y ~ D,,i.
va ,.. ,...-- ......
counted for the American ana fl'h'h prayers ''7f'''
isrly While I|udd tllcd bis old position 81 court
T,., lf.l ,,i.e ,t a.,Ii....r Kent the house from
, ,, . 49,. l. al, ,,. .-o.,. var.
1c'ng "'cfo'"""'' ""' "''' ''''" "''' ' ''
He'd with people VII" ciIn" 70 see TIE fr'hchUah ger
I. r,,,ror The tl1ycrs were on hand attrcd in the
-, - .. aud ot s.12 ,.,I,,t
c"''''i'''
tho plaT wa, begun.
ScAacfcr Won the draw and started oil with a rapid
49, , ,,,.,, ,l,,. mel. dim, ou. five, c1-biou ctrorI
- '.;,.i H. ;l,.., .,,l,,. IN.
'h"' "'-"' ~ "'' -,
FrcuchmIn picked up four aLd NcHiclrr I"lp"fu WIN
q zcro Then NIsnaux took hi. coat on and eleven
-, ,.,,, - -. ,l.,,.., ,L, hall. sbo,,t the table
NV NUN man NV -''
again as u hc oMh't inc chlI' ""'"l "hu rat """'
with cirLtceu more buttons on hi- string. After the
,,.t nod ,;.rI ,,, ,i,. S,ho,,cr countcJ o0
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New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
4 A!LLIONAIR& SPENDTHRIFT
Uar,s Dispafch 10 TL> London standard

Considerable sensation has been caused in
Tfeath ,uoal anC huduCal circles by ihr ap ointment
of curator, rouser Judciaire. to h Raymond sell
lere 4 member of the wcllsucwn family of bankers
sud army contractors. Ihls APPOINTMENT 0t cohSeh
lndlralro in RESTRAINT Of progaty ISa PECULIARLY or
French law adopted or inhrriicd IFom the Roman law
Supposug A squauderS bis money and the hheritineo
of MS idreu Eekt OF ku are empowered to apply
TO the law courts depriYe HIM OF The administration
~ ms tune transfer II Ia an advocate or solicitor
No matter What hi. may bc, the person thus dealt
with IL reduced to state Of lex infancy ard 10 debt
n, may contract IL recoverable unless hs curator has
SANCTIONED H. In IA, OF NJ. Raymond Sell ore the
apps.ou which made az tho suit o. his brother.
was groupded The fact that within Twelve years he
ha, run through u fortune OF l2,OoOOOo or francs
80 400 OOO and had IN addition contracted loans to
lie amount OF 5000 900 tSl O0O000). one OF the cred
tors opposed on the plea thar the sn was instituted
soley TO able NJ Seeie To eVae the payment OF his
debts The court. however, Rrantod me Application
81 Eaynond Seie-e Is thlrty-nIhe years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

non ana soon became popular reader and his services
were much IN demand Ia 1872 he gave up practice and
devoted himself TO public and privae reading. Since
1881 ne had held desk the Custom House. Devotion
10 business disense and clos" attention to his fav"rite
pursuit or rendnI, shattered his brain Dnl signs Of
menial disorder appeared last year. His condition wrs
t serious unill about month asO when he did several
strange Times At the request OF Or. c. l.. Fowler lie
went To SEQ DR. John c. Shaw tile head ~ the Kings
C'uhty Insane Asylum. and aerward agreed TO remain
w the institution He had form OF rapid sollcnnS OIL
lhh brain but was never violent From tie first s case
".4 cOnsiere1 hopeless On Friday he tIken to his
nome as his physical frame appeared to he shattered
ana hn slowly sank udtil his death. He lett wis but
no chdren The funeral will be held on Friday in the
IhrOOp Avenue PresDy trrlan Church.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
JOINT CAUCUS or REPUBLTcANS IN ALBANY.
ALBANY. March 9.-Asscmblyma Manville,

of Washing on. called the joint Republican caucus to
order in the Assembly Chamber this evening. ASSEM-
blyman Curtls nominated IIancs ID. Cunningham. cor
respondent for The Ner Fort EUrnn1 Post for supcrn
iendent OF Public Instruction; Smith OBficn nO0i-
mated Andrew s. Draper Senator Sloan nominated
Charles f. Hawkins. OF Jefferson; Assembyman Had
lev nominated John l. Gilbert Of Franklin, Senator
Walker nominated william j. Milne. OF Livingston.
ballot was taken which resulted as follows Whole mum
her of votes, 80, OF which cunningham received IL,
Drapcr A. Hawkins -, Gilbert aud Milne 20.
Druner was nominated the fourth ballot az follows
Moe number of ballots 30 OF which Draper received
81, Milne 80 and Gilbert =
senator Pitts moved to mako Diapers nomination
unanimous Mr.. Erwin seconded tue motion and II waa
rrln1
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Louis May of No. u West Flfty-sixth,
st. gave reception and dance to about fifty guests last
evening.
Judge and Mrs. John r. Brady gave a theatre party
for their daughters aud about fifteen friends al
Daly's Theatre
Mrs. Samuel j. Walker musicale to one hundred
friends at her bone, No East Thirty hith-st.
Throughout afternoon aud evening tho artists Ol
the Mende ssOhu received their friends al their studios
No lO6 West Fifty-f Mrs Henry Hayes gave "a
high tea at u TO- at No. "a West FIfteenth-st
General John Watts DE Peyster entertained about
twenty army at his dinner last evening al BIS
home, No. 80 East Twenty-tiIst-st,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
WESTMINSTER 8. ABBEY.

Westminster S. Abbey died from apoplexy
yesterday at his home in Uuionst, Brooklyn after an
illness Of three days. He born in Keene, y. H.. in
ISL. where he obtained a school education. In
1871 he came to this city and bee clerk nithe store
OF Mr. Roosevelt, wholesale grocer In FrOnt-st After
five years here he the Wholesale grocery bus-
ress FOR himself at No 81 FrOntt under the
Of Abbey ~ Freeman. For abOnt forty years he re-
manned here, ana after retirement a short time his
two sons succeeded To the business.
Mr. Abbey married the daughter Of General Darius n.
Crouch, of MlltOwn " " and he leaves five daughters
and two Tue funeral VII take place tomorrow
afternoon at his house The burial Will be at Green
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE TRUSTEES PROMPTLY DID THEIR DUTK.

TO THo EHtFVT OF TIC ITtbuhe.
SIR: The editorial comment in your issue of
tho 9Th lnst on tho JaDtor OF Grammar School No. 30
does great Injustice to the OF the First Ward,
By reiercpce To the article the same subject In an
Stnet Pa, paper OF that date you will see by
III. D,ieh statoment that the trustees did their
whole duty by promptly dismissng the ianitOr when
the facts OF the case to them Before the
acton OF the trustees became legal however the dis
missal must be approved by majority OF the
TO whom the papers were Immediately sent for their
Ngnatureh JAS. H. FORD,
Secretary Board OF Trustees First Ward
Etto- Fork. March 8. 1886. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
IAMEs b DAYTON.

CAMDEN, March : DSpcciaN. james b. Day
ton. president OF tho CluIrn safe Deposit and Trust
Company 1874. and also president OF the West
Jersey Ferry Company ot the Pennsylvania Railroad
system and director OF the Camden aud Atlantic Rail-
road died this morning from progressive paralysis, in
the s.Niynrh year OF hiS age. He had been active
ir roItIcs being "A stauch Whlg and aflcrward Re
1ulIcln. lie was .rofh.r of William l.. Dayton,
IS up was ca GuLt. FOR Yicr-prr5rut Oh the Fremont
trk.' IN 1906. aud W. 20 br,thrt-iu-ilw OF Frank
IAousou YIce-plesdout OF the Pcuus wanna Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
DIR. JAMES l.. FARLEY.

DR.. James l.. Farley, former Surgeon OF the
lith Regiment who has been insane for some tims died
yesterday afternoon from general parosis Mt his home
No. sos Willoughby ave, Brooklyn fe was born In
Brooklyn ia 1896. was graduated by the College OF
Physicians Aid Surgeons and vas aeIward attached TO
the Kings County Hospital At the outbreak OF the war
he entered tho army AS an assistant surgeon OF tho l4h
Regiment and became geon In 1862. year later he
resigned owing disease contracted In the seryiee and
resumed practice In BROOKLYN Lie had gift ior sesu
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
SHOT BY HER ECCENrRJo UNCLE.

BALTIMORE, March (SpeciaD.- john Stone,
who has been under surveillance OF Canadian officers
charged with shooting his niece s sick at the home
Of his brotheInaw. Hugh Matthews in this city. Miss
Aaude Hodge, who was shot by Stone on January 5 in
Ontario CaD arrived here to-day with her father Stone
eccentric and sube to spells OF emotional insanity.
When he heard that his niece going 10 get married
be offered her the pistol and told her TO shoot him. As
she refused he shot her then fired bullet into his
own head The father daughter do not care TO
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

Three figures and priest 7x7xi 59l) 100
CIoup cldrcu offering fruit 10 Dey TITr4 t50D l3O
Group japanese woOdcutter AID c!id. 7N39 j93. 100
OVSvfSu sf vase ''''''n u '"'" rO2
e;roup Ave Japanese warrt rs 5Ityf 597) ..... 1870
'Sy1 1,fSi"H VI 'u'N' "o"''''u " "O'" l25
Carving japanese with sack of tolIs height 6OSl.. 100
ClRvISG N
Incense burner eaboratpy carved and nlaid dragons
crystal Dii oi waite jade, ivory, coral and -
gold lacquer 1SX) ,OJSJ 23'
COLI CTION or SNUFT-BOTTTEs.
Collection Oriental snun.bottes Dol I'm iaic, agate
ttG ,i ctc IN Two ,inets ,Gi0j ...' 400
BALTIMORE, March (Specinb.-Wam r. Walters
SAYS be did purchase IA" famous "prachblnw vase
MOIE sale last night. ana was not IN Newly Ork
attend the safe.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
Like the PerpIcNed Hunter who shot

To hIt II deer and TO II it calf" the own
o the original recently advcr
ted them pat nted In ls45" and changed and
say the formula originated alleged chem
is who attprly signs himself Doctor" 30 when tho
patent t'ir ends they proclaim it when worth
essaess OF Its formula il exposed they repuf Bensons
pldsers need patent They DOstru but skill
ia Pharmaceutical preparation INDISPENSABLE whore
formal remedy Is reqnre Ask for Take other
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10


(Should he read DAILY By ali Interested changes mayo,
not specially alress3t
dispatch particular steamer when
ments letters not specially addressed ocs sent by
fastest vessels available.
Foreign for the week ending March l3 VIII clo,,
PRoMPILY In all cases at this Office a, lolJSs.
WEDN DNESDAI.-At ) a. al Tor Europe. WeTTa
southampton aud Bremen; at a. N. for France direct,
per Labrador ~ 23I p for British
Honduras and Guatemala. psrss. city OF DALLAS
NeSUrleans.
THUltsDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe per g. Britannia
AiyO.
sATURDAY-At a. m Tor Jamaica Central America
the south Pacific ports per $. s. Nertumus via
Kingston (etters for Mexico must be directed per
Queenstown at IN. Tor scotland direct per 4
DcvOnia, via Glasgow llettrrs directed Der
Devonia) at a. m Tor Belgium direct =. Neier.
land. Antwerp Qctters directed ien
land ~ at M. for Europe. Nlty Berlin,
via Queehstown at Ia 4. I0r Norway direct,
Thngyaa letters must Je directed per rhngvala ~
drec, and for Venezuela and Curacao Trinidad. per
FlamDOrOuRl.
Mails society Islands, per ship Tropc Bird iron
Francisco, close here March - at p M Mans
Francisco close here March 27st Malls Au-
traiia New.Zeland sandwich FIJI and samoan Isanis
per Mararoa tfrOmSan Francisco close here Apnl
* u m On YORK 4 a BRITANNIA
with British mails for Australia Mails for Cuba by
ral TO Tampa, Fla and thence by from Key
West Fla close az this flee daily &C 2;3O o. IN.
The schedule closng0 Trans Pacific masi, ARA 9st
OF ieir uninerruDtei
10 san Francisco Mas from the East aryiaf on tims as
Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers dis
'"''A HENRY a. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Once. NewNork " Y. March 3. losh
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
FINDING TWO WOMEN wrrn TnRoArs CUT

PIrTsBURG, March "a double murder and
a robbery were committed yesterday at the farm house
OF John T. Everhart. near Lickingyille In Clarion
County boy returning from school found
Mrs. Evorhart lying on the floor with her throat cut
frolu ear To ear and her mother Mrs Gillaan, In the
sprng house also with throat cut aud life extinct
The house sd been rnnsaoked and $500 taken. John
Eyrrhart IA wstO-do farmer and WAS Ovorseor OF tho
moor. lie waA nh,enL from home At the time.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

When mind and body are ont of sorts, with
cold extremities yellowness in the skin. costyeness.
duh headache, and indsposon to stir about be suro
you FOR bilious attack. springng from more or
less disordered liver DR.. Jayne's SanatIvo Pills VIII
bring the liver to healthy condition ana speedily re
move all hillary distress -
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

deayor TO battle its designs anG frustrate ts intenons
and 10 allegiance to the same II ~ ~
n 70 our children from nursery TO impress IL upon
fhem from the death-bed, to entail IL npon them as
so as 10 make II the leading idea and saci ed
SnrnSse of their lives The truth OF the existence or
these had verified from one John h!ue' an "Po'
tate, and from others"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

Jan. :, 1851
/ suffered greatly for number of years with
violent pains through my left lung occasoued by gun.
shot wound. The wound healed. but was left with
severe neuralgic pains-parculary during changes In
the weather found no reer until placed an ADcocEs
Porous Plaster back and chest covering the inlet
and outlet OF the ball In less than hour FREQ
from pain. IL. L. RICHARDS.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
rryrRAH or JoSrAH wHIrNFY BAKEI

The funeral Of J siuh Whitney Baker was held by
the Rev Dr. Alexander at the home of the deceased
man in West Ele, cnh ST., yesterday. large repre-
scntation OF old merchants present. Mr.. Baker
wa. born in 1903 and came Nrwl ork in ii. He
was president of the Park ire lnst rance Company
rom 1896 to 1865 and was a prominent member OF
Lhn LniA cr.iIN Elnc, Hrc.hN terinn lhmrah.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

Lawson n Fuller said yesterday that he had been
Informed b., Charles r. Edie, fiend of " Billy 3"
Moloney that he had seen Billy" accompanied by his
little son in Baltimore on Monday. Mr.. Moloncy, so
said Mr. Edie staying at the Rennert House under
the name of Franklin. The bounced" reader OF the
Board of Aldermen was hayiJg jubant time when
Dir Edie last saw him.
Inquiries by a TRIBUNE correspondent at the Rem
merit House last night however failed to discover Mr.
Moloney.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
NElNcnLya LoR MLNoO LAcNS .rvcNERS

NIINCWTNU y OK UIN VI y n y = ' IIIfItD
EAroNrowN, y. j., March . (Speci1D. The
Pr -ecutor and other officials nave seeking
find moro evidence against the yacherS ot Mngo Jack
Nearly seventy.hve have received subpGnas
rnn people Just beginning to appreciate the serious
the yncuins The prosecution have gwen up the
theory that the lI,rpcrt boys we're connected with
tie lyLchiug Prosecutor SwarI Will try 10 show that
the mob was orstuIz.d IN Aliens liquor store
Not than hair dozen colorei persons came INTO
town today from the settlement south Ot j.
H. otiu Editor of The L0OH AGtcfistr, said To-
night: " cOuemptibc etrrt - brng mad" 10 convict
certain parties su-pcCte Of nSyiuG partc pated
g. t.r Bucuu2 IHo people didn't ask 10 have the
Offenders disclosed cous der the hanging "A whole
lesson 10 persons Of MANGO Jacks k who are uOl
lacking alnOns the negro population VI ugu wa, not "a
whit civilized than his ancestors IN Africa from
WuIch he spr.ng justice u better tuan LAW Tor law
does not always bruE Justice
There are many h. think Mr.. Coffin while on
the other hand there are not few VINO declare that
tue lylchers must be caught
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
ApMnrRs DRESSED RREH FIGHT

CHICAGO, March o (SpeciaD.-Phillip d. Armour
said to-day that the legal fight against the eastern
trunk line the matter OF the advance in the dressed
beef rates. alleging unjust discrimination would be in
stitutcd within q few days. The papers were about
ready TO be filed in court.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

Stanley when he started Africa took with him
sixty books for entertainment on the way and the
only one to survive the trip the Bible II is amsz
Ing how long the Bible will last some people In
families the Good Book, bound ia nimsy muslin will
ontsst dozen novels substantially bound In leather
tNoyristown Herald.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

HOLDING FAIR IN THE CENTENNIAL CHURCH.
A fair, which is to continue to-day and to-
morrow begun last night in the Centennial Baptist
Church. in Brooklyn. The church Is brick building
with terra Gotta trimming. Dr. FultOn's OngregatiOn
expect to occupy IL for the first time in about
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
JAMES EEIS.

CINCINNATI, March .. Or. James Ees. pres
tieut ~ Lane Theological seminary. walnut His died
suddenly TINS dllCruoOn AZ MS nome IN this city.
Tho wife OF the Rev. Dr. Roy Palmer OF Newark, died
ON Monday In her sevcnty-Sccoud year. sho was the
daughter OF Marmaduke Wari The funeral viii be held
Tomorrow atlcruoOu aud tae burial Will be At Albany
W,If ..It
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
ALArn REGLnLNL or NEwJERSEr DLSBANI

NINTH REGIHENI or NEW.JEESEI DiSBANDED
TRENTON, March 8 (Spccbtl.- he troubles
OF the 9th Regiment are AZ an end. A general orde
was issued to-day di-haudug the regiment The heu-
tenant colenr ma or aud commits staff officers
pl ,d upom the retired list and the nnu-comm Ssion
stan officers are huuOraby discharged. Special orders
were also syu'd stating that court OF inquiry decided
that Colonel Hart. fthr ON Re mrnt. has been guy
nf Gu pabe and ordered that ho be p.acrd GU
tAe rrllrcd list aud u vacancy declared.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
The WLAfHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON March 10.-F0r New England,
fair weather, nOrtherly winds; slightly colder
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly colder. north
erly winds, rain snow. followed by westerly Whds
and fair weather
Far the vicinity OF New-York City and Philadelphia,
slightly colder, fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

colder, fair weather. be expected in this city and
vicinity to-day generally fair, with slowly rising tenn
perature, Thursday and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
Religions Notices.

Eyangel,stic Services will held West Presbytera
Church 42dst between 9TH and 9Th avesp conducted
the JOHN 4 PAXTON, y. D., On TuesdAys WednsedA
and Thur rsiay at 4:30 p u.
Al are welcome