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New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
NTW-YORK CITY.

Ncv-II3ycn cxrrcs, tram killed an Italian
lahoirr Dominica PazzIn, at NllIldmsbrIdg' Ne5-
ttlGdN.
A. the Grand Drcrl House Professor Cromwell
VIII rcp,ai l., lecture on " Chicago aud the Whd
Nc>, this afternoon.
john r. Nichols, Of ~. lGl Beockerst., was
fined SI25 Yesterday r' Judg" GlldcrNic"ve on
charge If practising ciIclrc without a license.
pr Charlie. +. Never aud Annie >opor. who wcro
cn .r,ed with malpractice. were h1llcd Yc~irrG "
IN he General Sessions IL $1,000 and %7oo I'-
spccuVciy.
Tine steamer PILGRIM has taken the place Of tho
RrIstoI ON the TaIl RIVER Ille and makes alternate
trip, with the Providence sunday tups VIII De
resume on April II.
George Riddle viii give a reading Tomorrow
ot ; D. nm. I'M the University C'uh Theatre" lic VIII
l,ld twic- agaIu lurfg tlc course, on next MONDAY
dnd the following thursday.
President Noon1n and Aldermen Van licns~c a"r
and Ryan yesterday presented 10 VIZ. Gi'nt 'n'
album containing tie resolutions oI ll' l'"Iu va
the dca.n of General Grant.
Samuel lu-,.c som" tiw" alo built n mission
house oI chapel Oh tho south ~id" ~ fHlF-"N'h
-. jUs' west Of NlufH-ay"" ana mas 'lah.i'.
o. nII ,iug aud size to tAc Central lIc-"y ''''"'
Church
+. u1.rba. Ucary Ii. b"rl"echt and Wi!a".m j..
Hcppcric w"r. rcpr'."u''h- 'h ''rIm1n- N"ri ri.'.'.
Cit zen. of lcIsc. tItt. gt'" r'i 10 lN' '''".
Monument Fund Yesterday. proc",d~ot theatrical
enter. .ammcut. making t.ta. # Hl2o2-d"H
large crowd gathered around the Madison
Sqrl'' CGr.eH l1,; eve I'+ 'NI'I.g ,' I''
Is l.uu.u. parade. Nu' II was decided I" ah'h'"H
iL' .r e..,.ou a.rin II slice weather d, uo. o!ru
enough t,-I.ht m. opening ''riorn1hcr Wlii DEE
gwen to-.uorIow 20 - =. in. W 'h"ui anJ p1I'd'.
Pau.i.c ! .eqriu, the French woman w." WITH
her ..u kept o. ial ud .tuir bro l!t' ave. "Hd. u
was charged. tci.IuGrn diamond m.iCh'''' '. OF
-rycr.i, Iuu..- lli do. r ID. IT"u.'f 81 d''"'u i.I
whir. Size .al. .hr could ii'd rulrh.-'I.. VS. -'"-
icrc.I y...c.dl, b. judge towing toh'o }'aia }"
'hc Icul''nu.ry.
NJ. N..i. Nl.T.r.y widow of ,y-t t"mni i.-t"""r
of I.l.i....pu ..,.II.. A.4 u'.h"r 90 en- .'.-
b..I..u Ilt.., IS. Moi r.t. - 'uilc. A'-''.
,ra,u 49, fyrr-- a.i,H. ~I" was '"tr in Sew
luI, DO -..l. r-I 1..fH.i .e.s Dorothy 'hIl-'"-
p.rr. who ...i..i DAui.i p..gr'Iy.
Ih. n,.u e. lu.rd OF 'ar rc'".''- Lane. .''t
I,lNp %. Nora River 1i %. a.. "n "'t h'r'
INN I'D A.btu, for i- -'t-.f. 100 ,.u.Ht.d "l t'.
tain Iuoua. Post \ c.o"d w.. az ia" pier to WISH
h,I good s"ta-".
Iar L.4,.- -.. uu Ere l..nd prevented any "'r,
,.,, ti.. ,,,.. ,t ,I, Di,r.,i ..-.c.s.N. >uf...-
u.w 90 I,,ld Io iur uro.h ,"ud DO" i"'rn'd. .
4 .l.,,I iiofu WASHINGTON -'.d tI'. d." Stat" l.r
d. II mont o.. patches S. .lr. were saved were -" I.r.
What di-coio.,d but perfectly lrH'.'.
,ubIc u,.. lyol c.u2'l- Z" consider tl" h"''
moan. Of .h'a..Iay 1 l"l' liberal "a 81 humane
Government Il tIc I..'au uh". Val h" l".I lu
... .c..fI,u Ila.. uu l.d.. cN".rt among .u.
-p.,a.. .t..I b.. '-..-f.ni E-huu ii"urr &. fi.'I
Ir..,y. lr J..u li.I. 80" E.y. pI Euh'r r..
.ia.ti.hur .,Ld Herbert N'.-h George Ndlian
Curtis sal. preside.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
NEVIS FROM The SUBURBS
Jersey CITY.

The Chancellor las granted a decree OF divorce 10
Thomas ROurie.
The Tabernacle has extended call the
Rev John H. Scudder, OF Minneapolis. to succeeu tue
Rev. A. L. Foster.
The Republican City Convention TO nominate ca,i, ,
Convention will be held on Saturday.
James Brooks OF No. % RalrOad-ave, was struck by
CrIll engine Yesterday while walking near ths Penn,
sylyauia Railroad tracks, between Washington ana
Qrecne sts and drag ed about fifty feet He lost ms
right leg and has four ribs broken besides some severe
nernal Injuries.
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Sandy Hook 10 u-B.roreter. 300 thsrmoneter 81,
swell, neavy Il, wind, 4. milsy heavy rain
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamer Caymore (Br). Gulland, Jeddah, Bombay &c
steamer Yegsa Br. Douglass Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Poyae,ia iGcr) Kusne. Hamourg-Phslps Bros
steamer Amerque (Frj Sant4i. Uayr,-Loas q. sebian
Steainer Sr.rhi Br Bennett cariena' via Newport
steamer Excelsior Higgins NeS-OrlaansJ Van sickle
steamer CITY Antonio Wilder Fernandiua and Port
steamer wyaaoSe Hlpaor Norfolk, CITY Point and Rich
Steamer seneca Wiser Norfolk West and Newport
SttsmcT JoSeDine IIom on moore B.liimoreJ Krems
steamer Gleucus Berry Boslon-H ,s; im9cs; s,,,,.,
AnsrSsn s.ss@fF "a Sfff2 hteP and TTtn; %
sim W Ina TaJOr. shankls-A Pcserin2 q 20; 90.
Bar Highlands (Br Lwens. Coloobo Ceyioh-Jw PsIxe'
CO.
BARK luri utaD. CuneO batavia Java foF 0Fders-Ben
BARK Agmcnia (Br Morse Batavia. Java for orderssno~
uark he .,ord lBr Cong TieAtsn Ching cKay
Bark Brezos Mason caao. rcraW Grace z Go
Park Wilhelm Birkcdal tNor 9tanEeoy'' 9'o' ~h''" '
Bark Rielard utch.son lGr. Landry Antwer9-J Par
sark Prnz Hendrlck lDch) hlngeb,rs. Antwerp-Funch
BaH ldsa G utsn i,o Lisbon lenhain Z Boye'.n
Bars Falmouth OBI. Malcolm Haht'poft N0-'"'"
Bark Bonnv DOM Cole Gibsra BarisiMier Housh
''R Biig Delma c tBr. Lewla Boar Rvcr NsJ Parker
schr Kensett Curtis, Cardena.-Mller& & hOughtOn
SAILED.
r Mynn5 iSqot Hm 9
port News.
AlaO sailed Long Island SOuni-B3rks Falmouth anu
Cuba, for Windsor NJ.
NOTICE TO MARIN ERS.
NOTICE hereby nnx o. nav.gato1 IN
1885 blnges viii he made ~ tAe Gle seiand az! Bea0n
Lake re Inst, a OF showing Iglt- nte1
white above a xed red heretofore the white sht Vii 10
DISCONTINUED anda 0xei Ted liz Z o the sixth order slows
from the upper lantern
BY oider OF the Lighthouse Boar ... . .,.,..>.
STEPHEN g. ROWAN
Vicc.AiuTal L. {. Navy, Chalrman
Washington. Dc, MARI. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS
ship Ami Ger, Fortnann. from N" York i'r HlmbTrr
been ordered 20 discharge part OF Lf
ca 20 aud ,epar shc has lost "cT iui'cr
the MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
PJREIGN Ports.
GLASGOW Mar 30-ArriveI Tyr2n tBrl. Hass'a
stem from New.York Mar stat. oi Frnnsy ''na 'br'
81 nm from New-iOrk Mar -.
MGyIiLg Mar sO-Arriyel steamer Cca'st' ,B. Hughes
from portl1nd Mar /. m. -,
die from Glasgpy hence for NeT'No-s, .
LIZARD MIR So l Passed. steamer E'bs .inr, RI n
ter from Ncw.YOrk 10 -pltthp'Dl auC ptelen
Brow HEAD O-PasSe1. steamer Cty OF 1"s'"r Bi,
from NewYOrA Mar - oh her va" 10 Ni't"'"R
and Liverpool ..........
frnfn New iOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
rHE rRIiL or GOhEH4RD.

The trial of Frederick n. Goehhard the
pcuirutiary keeper VINO accused Of murder In the
nr.t degree, was continued yesterday b'Ioio Judsc
t,lIrr,lrcyr. Ellen ihIhb,. whom hc Is accused ol
ki,ung IIvod al the " llouHu or BahrH No. lao MHl
berry ~. Mary Ann sherry, who occupied one al the
,uvu, with Thomas BuIus. and Mary sullivan trs'lhed
that C.ncbhad Waited thr Phbhr woman aL her room
aud ia At the inmates, with Francis Golden. were "cc-
ni,I for ncyrra hours tie evening ~ January 30.
they drank uIsa.:.ica of beer which Mary sullivan
ho,ght. some OF tho danced. and GOrhhRrd hnd
Ellen phLbs sat ON the COnNcrsnS anu occasionally
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
NEM-IERSEY.

WEST UoBoKES.-The Republican City Convention
met Monday night ut KtteuktmI's Han IN WashinE
tou.st and adjourned until next Monday night. ING
candidates Tor Mayor are eNMayOr Il. " = bessoh anu
ex-Assemb yman John II. Tangeman.
FRANKLIN. burglars Monday night broke INTO
OF the Newark and Paterson branch OF lhe
Erle Railroad-Nutley, FranKlin and Athena
EAHwAY--A branch OF the Audubon Society has bnen
started IN this place. with ii. H. SOule OF Inc Adr0c6F
"a secretary large number OF men and women nave
signed pledges devised to protect tho Wild birds from
desLr
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
PUSHING TIE HALFHoLDAY REFORM.

I
rmE COMMIT Il oNE HUNpElD Al WORK
ACIION DECIDED UPoN.
The Half Holiday Committee Of One Hundred
held It's INST meeting yesterday IN tie lecture room
OF tie Young Mems Christian Association here
were about forty members present. Among them
were Mayor Grace. James Constable, " lllIdm t..
TvIaace, II. ". Alabie and N iisOu Rabbi browne,
George Storm, of Stralt0n y storm II. II; BROCK
way ana the EeVs. iIud-ay Parker, A. C. klnbel.
s. : - ward. J. ". Iiag"uan. }. IlSatt smith, 4.
Mex &c Brown and j. R. Day. NaYOr Grace presided
and VAS made permanent chairman. The secretary,
J.. H. DlCOtt. read a number of lrttcrs from those
of the committee who coud not attend bat were
anxious 10 serve Among the writers were Henry
Clew> Clinton b. Fisk. Bcni"mln Altman. ugcnc
Kelly, Judges DAILY, Beach and lng;aham. j. red
eric kernOchdn, Henry Ward B""chrr, Police Com
mi-,i ,ioil.I john McClave. and many 0tEc's.
ID wa. decided that the chairman should appoint
An cXccutivc committee Of three members. e no
should have authority 10 name sub-commlttecs 10
wait on the representatives of the various branches
thrr stores factories office, nj or before p. m
on Saturday, ana that the pay day be made as near
the middle of the week as pna,ibie. The MAY or
appointed William +. Dodge, H. X. Ihurhor ana
Janes AlcCTccIV.
1t was also decided that 10 reduction Of employees
WAGES was TO he made on account Oi the nall -hol-
daS. one of the suD-cUmmlttceS - To he appoln cd
10 confer with a proper committee of the Iegslat-
urc in regard to legislation about the presentation
pay and protest of commercial paper, with a Vl' W
10 help tho af-hOliday reform. The first Saturday
Of juno was fixed upon as the day for beginning
The reform in this city. committee Is also To Do
appOintcd 10 help on the movement III Osher cities
AT the suggestion of Mr. Dodge IL was decided TO ask
the corporation of the Chamber OF Commerce. the
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
INCOMIAG STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.NORk.......TUESDAY, NJ
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer ala tlirl. Murphy. Liverpool Mar 20. Queens
u with mdsC Vernon III
steamer Ethiopia irl Wilson glasgow Mar 10. MONllle
20 with mdso and passengers henderson Bros Arrived
the Iiar At
steamer rd5r Oicr Hcllmers Bremen Mar H. Southlmp
ton ~ win wis' and pJs5cnLcrs to OcriChS Co Arrived
a. the Bar At ,tin
Steamer Nacncr woodrick. Gasnayra Mar o. ruertoCa
bc.O 20 (uIaCuI - with mdSe and dascdgcls TO BOuOn
Bltss & Dalctt. Arrived AZ the Blr at pm.
AIsa iBr. SAMSON Kingston Feb 20 Sauanilla
MIR ~, Catuagena 49, ~ Port lIuOn 80. Fortune
Island g. with mdSe and pls,tngeIst Pim FOrwOod& Co
Ari.yc' Al ia BIr Al pm.
steiner Aeicrs Percy Galveston days with mdse toJ
Van sickle
Hr,amrr Knickerborker. Kemblc New Orleans i days
with mdr- ard pIs,cuects = II seaman
steamer poralo awthOrn. Now.Orieans - days. with
{, ohm Van sickle,
steamer CIty ot san Antonio wilder Fcrnandina Fla
via nrun-Sck da with misc ami passengers to Chas
Mallory * 60
steamer 'ioIuokc Couch. Richmond city Point aud Nor
III ~ al plSscngorS old dominion Co.
& togwiu Providence
icvIka cot Windsor, NSl, Harris Antwerp % days
with mlsr order vessel Ia snow & burgess
lak Maggie pArt tut Maitland. NS), burns MsCetO 81
usYa VII .sugar to order vessel To Parker - Co
! SUNSET Mmd at SANDY Look light ralpIns At
! Slty lalani. light. NE. RAINING and thick OIL shore
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
A,IIOy " rBr DEIIH ~ H. n >TLyERXAY

Wore thW 700 mrmDcI, q tHc NcU- orh
Hat. Cap 49,. l ira, mel yesterday al rraoon at TIE
SletrJuullttu Hotel 90 tfc tls death, VI III
day oi llrIry 4. slvc.IrNu. o. Henry u S!y"ruaL
CO. oldest most prOun ut nat nru~ here.
BENJAMIN Eu,s,& chairman ANA l. = l-s' ~-cir-
taty. series ot resolution "ts ttaNu 1y LOWS Hrci
Irl - D. Youm.u.. trorke T.. C.trs. y ". Nsnd"rn"n
!. A s .u'.. A. L. I."s.r-. NyMa >yN"-'cr and W.
Aioh Hrrc r. 80 Aui adopted. ~a"rt address ~ ugy
~. tc deal ma. y--. I'd l. 10. e.. e. ~u.Fn" ~. l.. D.
Costa g. -.l -uI others l. ~I- voted tuat thc !!4'.
Al On. .sr r.. .o 800 O., nn'y 20 M.. ~.Nrru4n, III
rrtt wu,ct -. tt.r le" g. !,y ~ 10 q. iu. 1t 10.
..,1 N,rt Iaelty-tl.ri.sf
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othsr GoOhhard asked the woman to go

kissing each other Gocbhard asked the woman 10 go
down stairs with him. She ala cert auu my ,,ma
out together When they had been gone snort time
pistol heard amt the woman was roI,a @ nsioI
ing on the floor GOeJhau stood over her WIN ris,oi
i'm his hand He had previously shown the piS0i III ne
room aud haa exhibited a cartridge with three dshts III
II and had said that the pistol would not ~ on' Ao
trial u OF flushed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
cH.noF> 4aAN>r CuI.W wA>HFrEE

Ponce Captain Na~Aburu. oi the IWrn'lcth
rrr,a... ht we. .c'rrt .r..'H. No. @.l West lrty-
u.th.st. tl. f~lut stpp" ot Nu'u rNi..s .," a'"~
.~ ,trr,t ..n'. N.- \ i. - d4'n "a" 1NHct ui
tH LHu.". ll. VT ,'n 20 o." f'H E''r in'. because
,ne r"ti-cI captain Na~tplru utyc tuHtIr- '~o
Tie house. .'.} Io 'ouNln u' NJi tte
stosp -u~ added tI"t tu' potreE'n oi tlp;lu ""'.-
bur- pr,..tt u.v, su-'r- a. lc DO o." streets airN.
A.juou-E slcts ~ry"u'y i've years ot AZ" The boar.
yesterday 'rrcca Inspector steers To Investigate the
l.. IL n ~
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Wu,TIS GOING on TO-DAY.

Corncll UuIVcT-liy Alumni dinhtr, Dn-Nohc0' rV0H-
Inc. ., 90,
Aqucduct Investigation. stewart Buldius II a III.
Par, Dcc, and tls- Comm. .p"crF mrci,n,t
s,.o OF bru,n AMI Wal, collection Chi'Scrug Ham,
$50 p. ~. .-.,. -,
Chii ircu's Gu-trla! Exhibition, Cosmopolitan II ul
C,lstitutipu Ciub on "Strkcs rnd B'ycou',' No 81
Ml1i-pu-ayc. =. ~.
AU.rrn,cf's committee on Railroads. y. IN.
Amherst College G.cc Cup concert SicinWAy h'"'
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Announcements

DR.. Plcrcc's "Favorite Prescription per-
fecy and perm ncntly curcs tho" disc, peculiar ~
males tfs tOIic ami vine. rt ctI'lF .A5lhg ahG
curing thoe sl,k-nng sensations tnt acct the stomach
su he art through eleX action IN Dlck .ch" md rag
gugos IA -esatlJts an sipp A. Uuie '' str 1seA.ng
enect Is OF this gr. at re ,tOrstiyr. By dfus-i,s.
You can keep ,Our lair abm lam an glossy
and am ~ yonthfu color WITH P.r<er'' It'r Ba sam.
NJ rclIef for suffering female Ike !ArNer- I'nie
ALBEIT LEWIS, VI. d., ! Beach St.. y. I,
II.F ,sl- on TiF' NREyoJ- ~Y-IEN ~IEC.ALIY
Hours. Il to md TO : p 10.
HENRY A. DANIELS. II. d.
Ia Lexington ave. b-tw.-u D ttl du' ''n "a
ucrrs--~ 10 J. Jt1 T. ui-ctsrs . fhr SeiYfl- rsf'o'
Cicn!to.J riuary organ. Impotence AIG 81. ...'..
LUXDBoRG's RHENI>H COLOGNE.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
clrTAIy THE uooy WIsAoI MADE or CHEESE

The NmdlY- -,cnOOi I nIOn OF NC NIH>HIo UI
Ncw-Ior1 met a. the CO.c-dte k".Orued thuicn
Fll-.ve aud rw~ut ty-piuths . las. evening. The Rev
william walton tiys. II ,tL'ru Island, read an address
on " SUNDAY school Work WHAT 20 30 aud How TO 10
IT," lie Lwct OF 'Ir Nuuc 70 Children Of Il bio stU'y
ami 20 Illustrate told HN uc !C ~ jonathan ld"AriN'
tl- grauIllueht.r who up5u h'y- tod mat the moon
made Of green Chre'~, stidlol H'r Elpt ana
found that lh" created hefor" thc cows lie
E-v l. l. IYlor "a sH delivered short address Gcprs-
eating th- teui neg toward 'HC'IrtCiuS 7prttt. pre-
c,yty 81. rt .rru \ couul.t-. appJ.ntoI % lpm-
u ,'e office % ur elected 30 " ~ Ant the Kew. Dr.
Drwl-tou then Grououutct 4 boueiIctiuu.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
HOW THE TsERYOGoRA WENT ASHORE.

DUMPING OVER A BAR AL W
TnE MAN WHO WAS AT THE WHEEL
The crew Of the ship Tsernogora, which went
ashore on the Ncw-JcIsey coast last SATURDAY
came up 10 the city Yesterday. One OF tins scaneh,
Thomas Riches, SAID:
We left Havro February and had bad weather dur
Ing tho voyage. All went well until I'st S"uf-
day In the morning It began to blow heavily he snip
under full sa. At p. M We took II our roy als
ana tOpgaautsail' and at o'clock wo mr!ei our mann
sails Thcu hove the ship TO- cast the lead and fOnd
that ia twenty five fgthoms OF water We me!
away again under topsaIl. fOresa ana i0restays
and the wind hai shifted TO the eastward We ran hohk
all right until about five minutes 10 H. when the lookout
sighted land on the port bow. We were ny
that time heading due northwest and
was at the wheel. As aOOn as the lhnu
was sighted the captain cried out: " Hard up your
holm. put the hcln up and N minute the snip
struck on the bar aud aftor humping once or twice
Jumped 1t. When she struck was thrown clear over
the wheel The ship went on the beach broadside on
about haf mile south " the wreck Of the Guadalupe
The lifo saving people took MS oil at . In hleoohL
Alter staying ashore for short time wo went Oach 70
the ship and furled The sdS We got our dinner whlle
board This morning the captain and the mates went
OH to The ship and got our dnnna&". "
John IOvitta, one of the owners of the shin, said
that an effort would he made 10 get her OIL. III
1888 the New-fra. noted packet ship ~ her ~
went ashore IN lTly the same place as n IN,rn3
CORA She WIS bound from Liverpool 70 New YORK
and had on board about three hundred "ml@raht'
and nearly two hundred % them were dIo"nod'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
LONG ISLAND.

GLEN COyE.-The new Presbyterian Chapel erected oy
Mr. John Duryea WAS dedicated last night. Dr. "eis'
OF BrOOEIyn preached the sermon
Ml-s:oUGGUE.-D Daniel Il. TAYLOR, OF HiOgOI Japah'
marrl,d Hiiss Bertha +. C.. rmith on sunday.
WUTEsToNE. President Austin Corbln' OF the Long
Island Railroad and President Beecker' OF tne VdRe
Rnsrd f ,tces, signed au agreement Dy Whlcn
tho line OF Ae railroad Will be extended TO the river
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
sTAILN Island.

eorTH BrACH.-JOhn :. Keteltas died yesterday, age
eiahty.tpree He Was at time the supervisor Oi
u,iteld He was contemporary OF Com nEod0rc van
derbt IN running sabOat ferries between staten lsi"nu
ana Ne Iork
POM RIcuMoSD schooner passing out OF Bodine's
Creek Yesterday grounded while pas Ing thrOn4h the
Rapd Trausit Railroad drawbrdgc ana caused uei"J
To the trains tor an hour.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
-nr- -L..nr.. morA - rLnyrLL

Eiity dricg ties. representing the dllcrcnf
br su,h,s OF tur \atluua I+Au" tniUu- Eput the
CIV not last r,cut.. 900 Justice k~ly'S COURTROOM,
IIshfcrft --f. aud i,.l.taVc., W. u. GAlt-ltr pre-
s!i... T.amt, j. O-flN.tu. of tho Fuh Ward
branch sand t.At h' wuul uc able after mo next
r.rriiu II ur.ur. g." 90 p'tr the $1,000 which
pr. mis- A.. tu -- Ihr other drlr-at"S GAys rucourLg
IN, r,uugt, %. tie progress ut IA" movement and good
de, Al u n ulty a. handed %.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
r>rrrp STATE. -urGEstE cougr

WA,mX0roN, March 3O-rhc Supreme Court
ofthc Uutcd .J,te' tIlI transacted the DhowinS
business
No la- J,4se Farley. appellant at Norman " kH,
sor, nud ulucr, Argu.u sltuucd by IrOrgr Young aud
William warts fo aP,oi concluded By George
Edmund, ot 90, app cAit
20 ~, Idyaii 1ntr 1 md others. etc. appellants.
al Wa.hnyton VH'lic. Nrcuu,u, bee Nv John "
rt idrr lo m appellants continued by Charles How
son .oi he apl o.lrc,
Adjourned uutil tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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rLuu.> OF rr LA,KAwANNN Road.

Ko,ul-itH. Narcr 3o.-u tine Supreme
Con-, -,,ra-fl Tern .D.dly the following decision
Wa' handed down.
M rho u,, a. %. tl~ r,titpI %; t.o N'V DIX. IacNt
wanna tiI NJ ,rU E.i..pl. Company. iuHirnt. 20
.., ,i, lt... o; tI,:r~' \ b'au"tt .. a. pIt...ut.
Dr.ef mo- by a'iIu- thereto pfoNI'pu &" thN ~
.,., tllt lf IL sI'I..t 20 condition ihAi n
.A...ici. pI "a mrl~ To- the attorney. fpr IN"
ps.i'..f.. anil 'uHy r'Q."s'rl u' 'he
i ,. e. attorney. toto ~ WittH ter dAN- ti'"r ser.
,i.c '.c latter ~ .oFy %; IN" order hotcup'h ru-
tered tc. % -'Ich mudluc,tiuu ~ contract
Boz. t.I., '.'I 10 permit tc Court o. al
point 20 t.l- proceeding iarrc other sur he peso -
fu. e. li- 20 place - those uAurl i1 tAr co rtCt.
.td n tarr t,'-r ,u su,u Application aud request 70
-.vc such ,out.l'. tl' motion = drn.oi with 40
tu.'., ant !u tat event th" Hpue lu''
hove go costs lud dI-but--mruts ot tbs
aYp.a . aud uoiin- the order i affirmed without
,u.i. tD either parry. Opinion py lr dIcy. ulrc 4,
U,!shf lrd... concur. D,.,epruc opinion hy ParEei'
Judge smith. presiding ut.- =. not siiuug.
d, o.lu /. inc day tcul g fur Wednesday NOs. 49,
% ~ 80 J. A.. a.. 53. D.. 81, 50. oG. -, 80 a.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31

After the resignation of Vice President Jaehne had
its acceptance Mr. FerrcaI County l)cmoeracyl
moved, as an amendment. that It be lhd on the "a
bic. No ono seconded the amendment. ana Mr
ONels motion was carried. only Mr.. fcrrlg4n Yot-
ing against it. The president announced tha' ne
had granted Mr.. ,'aehne leave Of absence untl
April r.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
HOHE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nurrap Hill Hottl-Dancl y. Lockwood, OF
BuGtl,; the lion Thomas H,G.ccvN. OF Quebec. and
Major T. & Parker L. truy..... ctord i"ir!-State
lro sur. E. j. Fitzgerald ~ Cortland Y f.---- h'St
0Gmau Ioasc- Professor J. ". Churchil, Ot AhdoNer
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
MAXINE INrELLifENOE.

uNfNrJGe A.HA,Nr
SUNRISE set, 20 - dpbl'slgs. ia. g
Iu,l NNrEt rD-pN1.
LV.-~4uly 4 IIrrs. 80 to~. t,rL 5li La IVA Tot
PV.-sally li,.,> 90, .5ov. ,,.rt 5t3 tu iI.a 5.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
RECOVERING MONEY OBTAINED BN FRAUD.
A suit growing out of the transactions "i

Ti,cu-r BE ln, l 90, a Hrm which .rvcr.. year, ago
d ru...e,s II - l. Wlst sui oA'rsl 10 invest tn5
money o.; coras.u. customers .fnE 'n the country
.p.rI- Hi Dee Hirrt 'i. rraut'ri }~-
f.I., m IA ,rrl... ,Yr il- p.aiuti- Nr'. Ads..i'"
.; n.r.y. s.r lived 90 N1'.ya. y y. 100 I-''.
. .ri f.. itn ..rt ont rl.rJa.S tAl.h- iA"t
3, ..f Ius.i--, off, peg cont mnrrn ant
IS ,o.u.u.a ,ul.,a,o which woIl r"-pt ln largo
pr,ft, q. to.r VIII, itu-i o. size .,n $500 e. FIRST 1ud
ON n'rcr .uua uuti. -lo u,l 10000 100 the hands "i
. iim. sLr a'out tp invest neatly sr'""" BOB iH'
.. ,y.y.u .r,ru-i tI- Nc u,' ~" of t' 'hrn"
I.. rrr IItS"t 70 .'I u'.. o. it" H'~ i't N'I''-
lent t.ifrYs.. anna he uI-.u's- w. closed up VIZ
I.s..-'. ... t,.,r.. trtn N.I i''lI \ weed i''
.,. ..,... I..t 500 arrested n l>-' "ti l' - on
.il. rN.r "t'i' i-'
Ir.. Uu. ..! ut. '.r ~ItE~ court, 't'u'l.f -I'
r.t, a..r,r Wr.I.. ..,,rr.r VA 'LN' DO va" ''N =
.., 90, ..r itr t'I A..v unfH.u@ ~ tpc fraud lent
'Iro u' .,, 'r, factions 90" grv gtv' N'rict t'r
-Iu-.- r-u.. t4..l .'r 90. tului iu favor ot Weed
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31

JAEHNE'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
When the Aldermen were called to order ycstcr-
day there was a largo crowd OF spectators present
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
Henry \. DANlELs. Y. y.

LuyDBoRG's RHENI,H COLOGNE.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31

Ncw-IIavcn cxnres, tram killed an Italian
lahoIrr, Dominica PazzIn, at NilildmshrIdg' ye5-
tclGdN.
Attle Grand Drcrl Iious" Professor Cromwell
VIII repeat d., lecture on " Clictgo ana the VIA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-05-08
Written for The ArkdRsd,g TrGreier.
 RUSKIN.
RY WILL uUBBARD-KERNAN.

Beyond the sea foam and seaioSsilsr Where crosses shine up in the sky. Where wedding rings, flowers and wassails The crown and the church sanctify; Where truth lieth manglcd and martyred On altars of faischood, O! hear A spirit unbound and unbartered Speak calmly and clear 'Tis Naturalization Ruskin
 Who liveth the life of a sage. Who scouteth the wig and the buskin And masquc on humanity's stage; And is what he is--not the seeming of what he is not--and who cries: Out-out of dclusion and dreaming, Q. rnces uprisc, For long hath the white hridalaltar To thee been glittGring goal, Though hobble its pledges, and halter And worry and weary the Soul 0! higher thy aim and O! higher
 Thy object in living should be. For dust is the wage of desire,
 And death its decree. Then Spurn it, and turn from it's pathway OfquicksandS. though brilliant with blooms At the last ye will find it Il wrathway of curses. or hcarSes and tomhs; Though the crimes that he crimson or carna The babes on thy bosom inrcgo They will lie at the last ina clHrncl.
 All lhmpless and low" This life iS q tragedy ever
 But over it's awlulcSt years There shineth a glory that never
 Goes out in tempest of tears, There bc that will nevermorc perish
 The beautiful good and the true, And these be the things ye should cherish. While sense ye suhduc. 0, rare will our lasting reward be,
 ind reach OCT the rim of the tomb And never hy shame nor by sword he
 Dcspoilcd, nor cut down in it's bloom. While they who are led by the lying
 Sweet lures of the sense will hc left Over many collin-lid, crying:
 Bercaved and bereft!"