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New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
NEN-YNRK CITY.

The East German Mcthodsi-Episc opal confer
ence closed its session Yesterday.
.IamcsJ Hill. of 81. Paul Mimi, added Tloo 10
the Hancock fund yesterday.
The citizens of IIuuteTan Nc3lvlI.cthfouGh Joe!
W Mason. increased the Grant M0nunent + uud
Yesterday S29 10 making a total OF Sl2U,IOt ~"
DE- H. l. Ostrom has been appointed one OF the
visiting surgeons 70 the NaTdS l5'au" iio'i'''-
patmc Hospital
"RoaJcr."-rhc Ncw-Y)rk Eye and Ear In
frln2rv Is at No 21S Secon1aye., and Is open dallF
except sunday from , to p. IN. The service IS
tree.
DEF : Hamilton reported yesterday to the Cor
oucrs' Office hat the death OF Matilda Simon, on
sunday. was caused by eating poisonous green
pickles.
The members of the Mercantile Exchange are
getiihg rcaLy to open their new bulldlngat Hudson
and harrison sts on April Z. The new structure
has cost about 100000.
Edward r. Ladew again failed TO appear IN the
Yorkvillo Police Court Yesterday, but announced
through Henry Steinert that he did not WISH 10
prosecute smith for blackmaiI.
Bridget Uowd, of No. 105 Westinghouse, who
has been suffering from miscarriage due TO an as
sault upon her by stranger, dled III beHeVuo IloS-
pI I'll on Saturday from blood poisoning.
The CITY Mission, Of No. 90 Bible House, reports
for MJrch, six churches and missions. Win SlAlY
gospel meetings. with an aggregate attendance on
o 80 persons. The WOmcn's Branch reports i,0So
visits ana calls upon the poor and slck'
The Old Produce Exchange building has been ac-
oulrcG bv the United States Government AT a cost
Of ~25OOuO The Army Headquarters viii be
moved thlthcr from Grecle ana Houston SITS as
soon as the new quarters are ready
MC.C. RcnsSelacrville: Fort Yuma, Arizona
Jnly. 1878, 1ls1 in the shade; Poplar RIVER, Non
tcna, Januarg, 1850, -G3'.. These are the. eX-
trclncs recorded by the Signal Service. Unoihcial
records may differ slightly.
The Committee on Information and Statistics of
the Produce Exchange has given the reporters who
have been ISSUING circulars containing Information
gathered on the floor of the Exchange the alterna-
tive OF paying 500 year or stopping the crcu-
lars.
At a special mceting Of the Governing Comm ittce
Of the stock Exchange yesterday, the plan Of en-
larCinc the present room without buying addi-
tional property was referred to the Building Com
mittee which viii report ways and means at the
next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
MHAT Is GOING on TO.DAY.

Board OF Aldermen, noon.
Investigation Of alleged kqueduct frauds, II a. m
Senator Frye on "Tho hrin before Republican
League Braoklyn Academy OF Music p III.
- lIaIr iiOlday Committee, Association Hail. p m
Sale OF Wall and Brown collection OF paintings Chic"-
crlRg nan, evening. 49,, ,,,..
Discussion of Imprisonment for Debt, Hotel Bruins
wick. p IN. . o.oo, -,
S-awanhaka Yacht Club. Dslmouieo's. $50 y. m g,
College OF Pharmacy commencement S'elh"4N 4Ai'''
7:3O p. M
Hotlth and police Boards meetings r.
sAhbathscnool Union. Collegiate Church, 1"ehy-
ninth-st. ana Fifth-ave.. 3 /. IN.
Mt. Vernon tOwn-mcetinC. nVpD
Election Of Mayor OF l0nkerS
pilot Comm ssOHeTs' meeting.
tiat Manufacturers conference fremont House.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY At THE NAVY YARD.

Secretary Whitney paid his expected VISIT 10
the Navy Yard yesterday and was Eteeied win the
oficial salute. He accompanied by Chief Con.
so a Commodore II IirHouy. lhe chlct
ise ~ me yit WA. TO inspect tuc Cob Docks Basin
1t proposed to make snip BASIN OF THIS dt cost oi
over $500 1t ciaI med that tuis Is necessary
owing 10 croUdlng of vessels in the channel on tho
WaIlabout side The basin formerly used for sea-
souipg timber II now practically useless. III the
walls are strong enough the plan OF usmg it place
for ayng up vessels he carried OUT. Tue Secretary
Will make public hiz opinion In the matter In lew days
rfoTe he slt the Yard Commissioner OF Jurors Fusey,
OF Brookiy n, conferred with him about patronage.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

SpNtTdT TTd1TUHN TII0TTTTTTV OVTT TdTUT TT
tenement house DO. 81 NuberTy-st yesterday alter
noon Dominica piaZLO MaliOgEha said that Francisco
Alb!no was drunk talked Toe much AlDno procured
long knife stabbed MaOggna In the right breast,
nArtiug "A bad wound. The Italian was sent 10 the
CuAloh rs street Hospital where the surgeons pro-
nounced the wound dangerOus, II not necessarily fatd
Alno from the house after the stdbUing,
but young Captain McCuliagh found him III barber S
shoD at NJ. 1872 Blercksr-st. and took him To Police
Hradquartos. The prisoner was under tho influence o
stale beer hut he evidently making p pdratlon' TO
leave the city when he was arrested Tho biz hDnc
which he had used found IN hs boot
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
TIE ALLoTMENTs IF COAL FOR THE YEAR.

l..
There was a full attendance at the meeting at the
office, o. the Pennsylvania Coal Company yestcr-
Tav of the presidents of the anthracite coal COM
panIes which as appointed at the evening meet
ing a week ago AT the house of }. Plcrp"nt Morgan
10 arrange definitely the ailOtments for the year
After discussion lasting two nours, "A recess was
taken ehorty after O'clock, but The meeting Ic-
"A a.,embcd promptly nj 3. After some further con
sderatIou Of the subject a committee consisting OF
Presidents Roberts. Of the cnnSyvanla Railroad,
and Wilbur, of the LehIgb Valley Railroad, ana
Receiver Keim of tho Philadelphia and leading
haliroad was appointed to report at another meet
ing next MONDAY.
one of those present said after the meeting, when
asked about the cause of tae pOStponefnent: ne
most that 1 can say is that we made considerable
progress. Prcsi iCnt BObeT of the Pennsylvania
Railroad has never been member of a coal COM
binatlon and he does not fully understand perhaps,
some matters 20 which the rest of us are
thoroughly used. lie wants to see everything
sharply defined as If reflected IN mirror but
for this he is not 20 be blamed and should be ms
understood if said IA the delay was due to the
pennsylvau,a Railroad 50 far as the railroad com
panv itself is rncd MIR. Robert expressed his
perfect satisfaction with the pr6uosed plan ana
with the allotment awarded him, but he was rcluct-
mt TO speak for the Iniivldual operators whose
coal he transports. The settlement OF percentages
is nearer, however. than II was week ago and on
that night thought Mt one time the whole scheme
would be agreed upon"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
4 BorS DEAN AT1RIBUrED TO POISON

Joseph Ferschneider, age eighteen, did 0dd
tob. I'm Park.r's restaurant st 6Ithave. and Thirty
hIrd st three week. ago on March 20 the head waiter
Irut hu 10 get OvefcOat The young man never re-
tufnvd Yesterday information was received that ne
was dead. lie had been seized with cramps OF the
stomach while pre- pairing 10 do the head walters eIsbd
and Aad gOns stra ght home On sunday he died from
statVauon never having eaten morsel since ne was
taken III Dr. Buchanan. OF West Thirtiethtt, VINO at
tered bia decided that he must have been poisoned.
ptobsbiy With cfoton oil Tho young mar rAted most
sf the tim- and IA HE rAvings charged this ono and
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
RrrLvG RED MARRLE GAR

ATLANTA. March 20 lSpecidI.-A dispatch
from Ashevle, y c. states ,ht the Red Marble Gap IN
swain County. y. G., h4s icon purchased 10y company
Of English capitalists -ith backing Of 1000. 900.
The property include. mountain Of marble through
which the Murphy branch Of the Western North Car.
Olna Railway Company runs There Is an immense
cutting and tunnel through part OF the mountain
which showed beauty OF the marble aud rlso To
the name " Red Marble Cap
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CHASEDAND CICGHT BTA PLTCKT POLTcEHAN.
pnlicnnanu Milli.m OCnnnnll. Of the Ih-tN-

IIII'''I1 = WIFI II " VI
second Precinct, sJw three acting ~ suspIciou'
manner in on -hupdrrd- and fty hith--t. near the
Hudson RIVER late sunday night, ard he kept them
IN view until satisfied that they were plotting
mischief Then he advanced toward them, but thcy
hed. As O'Copnc pursued one Cf the men turned ana
shot at hun twice. One bullet whistle close 10 the
o0icsr's ear and the other clipped piece OF leg
OF his trousers O'COEucli kept mp the chase aud az
Length knocked over Ot the rOsues with MS clHD
fine other two got away. An Investigation lcd - the
discovery that lock had been forced rom the door ot
Peter hunts hOathOuse At OuC-hundrcd ahd lIy nttn-
-, The prisoner said that lie was George warren a
bfirk-laver, age tweuty-sN. lie remanded IN tue
uarlrIn Police Court.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
LEGLSLATLON N NEW.JEREET.

TRENTON, March % (SpccidO.-The Assem-
bly, this morning discussed the bill to prohibit tue app.
cation Of insurance plan proposed by the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company. It advocated at length by
It's intrOduc r. Mr. NOoaan ana after some humorous
dIscus slon was passed.
The House defeated resolution TO take recess on
Friday next uutl June |.
Ihs senate ordered the bill to spend S225 900 a
new Capitol TO a third reGiirg.
The Laverty trial will be resumed Tomorrow morning
and in pOrtant testimony IL ant. .ipIteL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
ruREArrxLyG EIOLEycE 10 E1roRr MoNEE

August Griel, age twenty, and Joseph Gre
del nfteen rraignrd before Justice Naener In
.oukyn Yesterday for attempting TO blackIndI Henry
Girard Of 40. 649 Lonnrr-st On March MI Glrard
received letter said TO be written 10y the captain OF he
t. H. H. b.. and demanding 800 under pain OF violence
member Of hls family. On saturday evening
Joseph Gredcl delivered another letter rin IN tone,
al Mr. GIraris house. IIb followed 10 NJ. 81 Me
Kihben-sL whore he and Grir were arrested. justice
Naeher held them both III 500 for examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
WTsTCHFeTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-At the election for County Commit
teemau on Saturday night the inspectors OF election
couls whether " llliam Romer or Sttphen =
Marshall elected. GEe election will be contested De-
fore the County Committee
MI. VERNON-The new water company has purchased
a plot or ground having frontage OF 5000 feet on the
west side of Hutchinson Brook, site for water
tower. pumping house. etc.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
HOME Ne rs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenue Hotcl-Prcsidcnt c. X. Adams,
OF Cornell University; General John Newton Us hIny'
aud John b. Alley OF Boston Union squire Hotel
f. Muruaga. the new Spanish Minister AT Washington.
$1,000 cir- OrG JOtciJudgo ". j Wallace OF syracuse
- RiHdSor H0.ci-,Iu!ge c. 2 a0ley' Of providence.
..... AiJeBturie Hot6-Commandcr J. j. lead l. =
Navy ...-.. Victoria HOhi-Eisha Atkins. ~ BoSiOh
Hotel BruhSuck-A. J. Cassatt. Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
NEW JERSEY.

NFw-DrRUAT.-Lizzie Lang. youaS woman on her
wav q hospital In Ncw-GorE, was assaulted by Johh
Dyer section master the West shore kilr0od. While
she waiting train at Little Ferry station Oh
Saturday night. She lies IN critical CONDITION
There are threats yuchipg Dyer il he be found
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

that one with posoning him. In his lucid moments No
said that he had been seized with cramps almost mime
diatcly drinking the contents OF gia~s supposeu
to be filed with iccw water which guest la cit uh-
touched on the table.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
long ISTAND.

FLArBrsH-The funeral OF William Bennett. who died
on saturday at at Carksonst. and Glove Road
age htyfve Will take place this afternoon. lie was
wcllknowu florist and had a large and valuable cOllec-
tiOn VI orchids.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CONNECTICUT.

DARIEN.-On Sunday Martin Mclaughlin, who was
stealing a rdo 4 freight train. was ordered by tIe
brakeman to Jump oG. Mclaughlin lid 40. and In MS
fall struck and bounding back passed under tue
wheels. HIS body cut in two.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
RIKrp's CovpOryp SARsArARILLA

RIKER'S COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA
wiz be found to give satisfaction than Ayers or
Iloo.s This they guarantee or agree refund the money
Above all tains HgGctW OR POTASH Extra large
bottles contain u = uupcr, - cents; bottles = tor
only tlhEi. i53 9th corner 2-Gst.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

ALRERT LEWIS. VI. D., B"ach-St.. y. \.
DISEASES or THE NERN Ous SYSTEM A SPECIALITY.
Hours IL and > To D.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

sanitary work Will he made by tne committee The
odxug g-house has accommodated during tue year over
-, 900 ptr
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
SUCCESS or A MODEL LODGINGHOUSE

To commemorate the first anniversary of
the opening OF Lodging House No of the Sanitary AID
Society OF the Tenth Ward, reception Will he hold at
tbs house No % Doyers-sL. tonight The WORK OF the
last rear will reviewed and suggestions for future
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mnro nr Locke Tri9aai Mar =; ,, n?r5a2G' I &
1G Lucln 10 MsrtinHa' 20 hni,sna ~ - ktt ~ %,ta
TO iheJ.ad Bros, 'Ses,5 to B5wn5 < Ar hb. Ar rived
steamer ro1So 80 Leon SPAN Ia,ana,a days win
sugar - Noses Taylor CO. vessel TO ruis Arrv't at
stSanc MadtS pan, Gartcr Hqvana Mar ;s Pmla1el
pha -. with Bdse to Funch Edge Co ANcu "V 'ho DAT
sieinsr Comm ,nwcah Van KIRK Philadelphia. with md'o
steamer Eeanora. Bragg. Portland with mdse to Horato
G'aSg' ncrr Boton M with @t @Sse 10 ddpS" R@2GS ay
10 Nicpy bee with indss 10 vessel to Mctcah
sim smith of Dorchester NB,. Antwerp - g.y, Tth
day. wtron and empty order vessel . rastcr
s ns'H & S9Igr sngy b1Trs m To- oT vessel to ertaax
Hark Ir! McGuycy o SearsPlrt Iel Ht!'ln i 1ntn 10
B4ra Mary tla HHi'tt OF Weymonth. rs haIet Iene,
ram - day, WIN sugar 20 II Howell son - ~
BE 6naasSa oi boston, Grrgs Cariena' 10 day. with
m2',; To- 3ri5 vS,,2 to HsT W n, S ay, with lum.
schr Nm Miichc colo. shucc NJ. with spill
Ing 10 Mora" & Hendrix
sUNsEr-wma at sandy Irooa noicro F. iOgsy ;nys and nd
raans At CITY lssni' frc'h Nh RAINING Anu 'H''N "l
sandy noes nAr29e'e, meter }o @ ta'rmo no''' 49,
swell. ncary, Ei winh. - - mli'b hght ram
Arrived y"-i'rlly-
9ioq % cgT nava2a nrys AK g Es saqac %at' S a2S
Steamer city OF savannan Dasgt savannah 2days with
sics W. aaoso najp6cr' icmonh city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to oll DOMINION 81 20
CLEARED.
steamer Luteta lBr). Cresser. Barlcoa-H pumoi' ru
steamer ciyof Augusta. NicN 'roon' SaVAmiA-"eory
Steamer Richmond Roaz, Newport Nows and West Point
steamer %malyilio BTI Black Newport News-Lawrenco.
np M4r,cne Tbe'ts nans1eiF /, Smith t ii,6t, : CO. Co
Bark Enmanuelo Accime dtau. Ciprano. Alicante
8arK france 60 Garruo CBr James AspuwAl- Mono'
Bark Hannah NcLoon Bowers. cardenas WayieI & CO %
BARK cuba tEr, DAWSON Windsor, Ns-J Whtney Co.
SAILED.
steamer Richmond, for Newport News.
RETURNED.
Cen MeCGn K'n@GL o m h"1ee & s, % inst oT t. Antwerp
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bug 4 7. Palmer .~wri, }Orge3s'n from New. York Tor
C6rshagcn Vas abandoned Mar jG 10 Ion l6 H. fun
Gemand1T %. &i'l i' lave a3r5cd at pyuoa,6
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LoNpoN Mar 2s-Arrivcd. Wctlerby (Br Lewis.
from NcV.OrIeans Mari.
29th-Aruyed, steamer scotland OBJ. Luc kAurst from
GytRfooL Nar 2s-Arrvc4 steamer Istrlan CBr, Leask.
QTEEy,row, Mar !s-Arrived sultana CFr Free.
man from Ncw.York Mar ,,,,,,
Mar Is. on nor way Liverpool. and proceeded
2'th-~aed. steamer lIor (Brl. Granam Baltimore 80,
AyONMOUTu Mar 29-ArUved steamer Warwick lbr), LoD'
nrI. Mar 2S-Saled, steamer Marelio tBr' Kerr Tor
SwAS5EA Mar 27-saied. steamer Albania Br ---. Bal
BTBlIy. Mar 29-Arrived, steamer Blia OBJ, VonaOes'
KysE Iar2o-Passcd steamer Legislator Br Jackson.
from New Orieau' on her way TO liycrppoi o, Do,
o, 9 iran w York Mr l''
R0riRRDAM Mlr27-ArrIved steamer Lero tBr), Moore,
iI TitGs FeD 3Arrvcd steamer st German (Fr. Boyer
GaRALTAE Ilr arrived steamer Gottado tItan. Mus.
from Ne'gYork on h"r wa' 10 aetterr mean Porst Van
%HPLEs. MAJ 27-5ailed steamer Indpendcnte utaD.
TonGa Iof Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
HENnY \ DANIEIS. u. u.

1f4 Icringtonavc, bctwc-n 18th an 3Oth STA
Hons To l. jtO 7. Diseases Of the Nervous system
GtnItc. L TiuaTy organs. Impotence AMI stcriiitY
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
&" The lcprons dis,imcnt, whose ctfe

HOd- ~iich an cnmttN win bloJl q uldl
1Lat. sH.ft a, quicksilver. II courses through
natural gate, and alleys %. tho DO ~.
Ard the become r<"i about most laa
de- IAN vile and llttlsOma cruat such the effects
.pa sed and morbid c the only antldotc for VIII Is
RI anse aud regulate the liver an once admirably pefolme
by DI. Plcrccs " Golden Medical Discovery
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CHURCH WITH A VARIED HISTORY.

Shiloh Church. a famous old building on the
r,heast corner of Prince and M"rion SITS. has
been torn down 10 make room for hvc-'tory brick
warehouse. o. g.. Wai1rIdge, of No II D0wnlng-st.,
Blooklyn the owner of the property filed plans
for the new structure at the Buildings Bureau yes
terday. The church was erected at time when
most of the surrounding bui dngs were private
dwellings,. whcn rich residents of the city lived i'll
Bleeckcr Houston Elm and Marion SITS, and when
ali that part of Manhattan Island north OF -Four
tceuth-st. was known as the country district For
many years the cGiiice fashionable place OF
worship. Before the nelghb1rhOOd became hlled
up with teucment-hOuses most of the members OF
the congregation owning the church had moved up
town q new church was built for them and the
old building was lett vacant. Then It was sofa 10
a man who thought he could use the building as
st0rehouec, but he did not do So aud the building
was useless until 1t let 10 an cntefprlslng mar
who converted 1t into a cheap lodging house. en-
years ago il became notorious as a nightly resting
place for tramps. The price of lodging was only
two cents. Sanitary officers and policemen seldom
went INTO old Shiloh" ln the spring OF 1851 an
endemic OF typhuS fever started ~ the old church,
and The public awOke 10 the dangers Of such pest
house. The license for the place was revoked Ar
terward the church was used as sta4ie The
building to be erected on its site will cost $|OOOo
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Announcements.

IN the near futur" Liquid Breed will have
eromc non ,ehod -c~sstv The demand for this pleasant
hc,r giving .nc .cg1ge steadily increasing Drug
Cists aud grDcers keep IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
SHLPPLNG NEWS.

PORT OF NEW.IUNh NUN VIA ItD TT 70, Is6B
ARRIVED.
Steamer suevia (Ger. Ludwig Hamburg Mar II. with
mdse and passengers Kunhsrdt Co. Arrived AZ the Bar
st pm. -. 49, -, ,,,
Para ia with mdse u bOrlsnd Arrived At the BsT st
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
MARINE iNTELLIG ENCE.
urSfarURE ALNASAL

suurtsss 5I3 sets 10 800 Moons aga d. 20
HIgH WATER rpDAT
<M-sandy Hook $40 GOV fsl,nt. 4:2si'Ien Gaia ll7
EX-sandy Hook t2l gov. lsEnL 4.53 iol Gaia 04S
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CONpLATyTs or ORANGE COUNTY lTLKMEN.

CAPTAIN Miller, the secretary of the Milk Ex-
change after reading the article In Yesterdays TRIBUNE
relative to the complaints OF Orange County miknen Al
the prospect OF SIN further shrnkage In the price oi
milk the coming summer poOh-pOOhed the feelings
OF the farmers. ..,.. ., ---- -.
There oAn be 10 doubt said he that II every drop
OF milk from Orange County were 10 70 somewhere else
than to this city. the price of mix would not
b. affected by IL for more than thlrly days
Tie sources OF milk supply have go greatly
enla god aud the railroads hiring milk from such great
di.tancss that we could afford to chop out Orange
County entirely and 1t never would be missed. Inc
MIX EYchauge although II Is made the scspeRoa for
low pfcos has nothing 10 do with IT, 1t is the supply
Under tho arrangement OF making the farmer pay
the light the gets couts quart for his milk
nut down in ,he city The railroads ehArgs him cont
unart 10 carry IT, and cenis quart the farmer
make more inouey than he can al butter making with
butter at SO cents pound
An old mkselor said II IS just abOit as pIopheslsd
IN TIE TRIBUNE month ago Whe. the MilR LAchanRe
named a prico for freight aud made the farmer setto
with the railroads The Erie charges the farmer thirty
vs cents can and the other Jersey rOads charge hu
cents Add 10 tns hyo cents Tor tIrlagc
sad IL costs ths fsrLers who ship by the jersey road
from eight to thirteen cents more than those VINO
shin over tho Harlem road. Whv, siuce March Inc IN
crease I'm milk over Harlem road alone has been sou
ca a
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
SPECIAL MERTON.

Advertisements admitted lao fhr,c ,Iumr, m.
recommended 10 the renders OF cHRTaI.UyR
n n, thoroughly reliable, nni business en-, be don,
By nnii with the ndvrrti,cr' with prrfesi .af.t,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
steamer Richmond. for Newport News.
NIX Ml4nni q Tor -.


snip Mcclellan. Kmncy. hence 2"th inst for Antwerp
Lost anchor IN raising put back replace it.
MISCELLANEOUS,
pHp 4 I Palmer .~wrl }orgess'n from New. York for
Copr7hagen abandoned Mar H. AT 80 10 Ion a. H. full
o water and disma rwn of aGr drowned The
remainder have arrived NJ Plymouth
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-04-29
JUDICIAL SALE.

Notice is hereby given that we, q
Commissioners appointed by the Pope
Chanccry Court, will on the 14th day
of May, 1886, sell in the town Of RUS
sellyille, Ark, on the premises to be
sold, to the highest and best bidder on
credit of four months, between the
hours prescribed for judicial sales, lots
and s, in block 30, in Russeli,s add
tion to said town, together with the
house situated thereon, in obedience to
a decree of said Chancery court to sat
isfy two certain mortgages: one made
and executed to +. #. Youngblood to
secure the payment Of balance duo on
promissory note Of j. p. Macarthur
for the sum of $1S1.75 with the addition
of $3.50 atty fee; one made and execu-
ted to Carl & Tobey to secure the pays
ment of prommissory note Of j. F. Nc.
Carthui for the sum of 500 90; each Of
said notes drawing interest, Young
blood's at the rate OF 10 per cent. per
annum from date until paid Carl q To-
bey's at the rate of 6 per cent. per an
mum from date until paid. The pnr-
chaser at said sale will be required to
give note with approved security, also
lein will be retained on tile property
for the payment Of the purchase money.
LEWIS w. DAVIS,
DAN b. GRANGER,
Commissioners.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-04-29

full and complete annihilation Of the
the whole trafiic2 fit is necessary
TO PASS law to compel my neigbbor
to destroy peach tree that has the
yellene. sssavc my orchard from in
fection, is 1t not Of vital Importance
to have a law to expel the saloon
from the neighboring village to save
our children and neighbors from its
perils? If our peach crop requires a
iaw TO save it, when its money value
is only a few hundred thousand dol
lars, does it not seem that the nine
hundred million dollars that is an
nually being worse than squandcred
on drink is worth law to save? Are
not the hundreds of thousands Of
drunkards, and their families,
and the vast herds of boys
and young men, now just tax
ing the first step toward drunkard's
grave, and the young women on the
way to ruin, worth law to save?
Many of these boys and girls are the
children Of professed Christians.
But, some will say, the laws we now
have are not enforced; what would
be the use of passing more powerful
ones? / ask, Has the Government
provided for the appointment Of men
to enforce the liquor laws as it has
the yellows law3 It places its paid
agent over the whiskcy still, and
keeps him there to enforce the pay
ment of the tax. Letlt pass pro-
hibitory law and employ the same
means to enforce it that it does now
to collect revenue from the traffic,
or as our State employs to destroy
the yellows, and we will hear no
more about inability to enforce the
law, or of drunkenness either. Kind
reader, l ask you, for short time, to
cast from your mind all other mat
ters, and mediate seriously upon
this subject. E. M. WEIGH.
DOUGLAS, Mich.