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THE EMPEROR,S DEATH.
man Minister Here.
QUIT ENDING OF LONG LIFE-rHR MRMBRRs or
THE LEGATION HRRE WILL WEAR MOURNING.

The German minister this morning received an
oficial telegram from Berlin announcing the death
OF the emperor. 1t was signed by Prince Bis
marck, and stated that death had occurred at
$50 O'Clock this morning. The dispatch was In
German, and member Of the legation told STAR
reporter that the word used in describing the
cause OF death might freely be translated into
English as "slept away" meaning that the life Of
the emperor had gently ebbed away. There was
no announcement made OF the succession Of the
crown prince, as that was not considered neces-
sary.
AS mark of respect to the memory OF the dead
the members Of the legation will wear mourning for
the allotted time. II had been the custom TO
display flag from the legation residence It would
now be placed at half-mast, but in civilized
countries has never been the rule TO Indicate the
tnat there will be any public services held In this
city, as was the case when the king OF Italy died
stated that nothing as yet had been determined.
The representatives OF other foreign govern.
ments residing in this city called at the legation
Baron von Zedtwitz, secretary or the German le.
cation, received an 0f1cfal telegram this morning
from Berlin stating that Emperor William died at
$3.50 this morning, and that the crown prince was
Immediately declared emperor.
The German minister goes to.New York to-mor.
Baron Won Zedtwitz, charge d'aiiaires, when
questioned upon the subject or the succession said
that Crown Prince Frederick William became
diateiy on the death Of his father, and that now,
as always II the question OF the incapacity OF the
sovereign Is raised It will be decided by the two
chambers OF Prussia.
DISPATCH FROM MINtsTER PENDnErON.
The state Department received q dispatch from
Minister Pendieton at Berlin, dated this morning
announcing the death OF the emperor.
Belligerent Mrs. Warwick.
THE FEMALE CfRRKs wHo ENGAGED IN FISfICUFfs
AT THE PATENT OFFICE.
The alteration between two female clerks In
the Patent once which resulted In q blow, as
stated In yesterdays STAR, has created consdera.
BILE talk but IL Is thought no ocial notice will be
taken OF the matter beyond assigning the clerks u
question 10 separate rooms The principals wert
Mrs Warwick and Mrs Jewell, and the blow
which turns out TO have been slap In the face
was delivered by the former, who has represented
that she was the aggrteved party, and slapped
MIS-. yeweils face In nt OF Indignation, because
her character was attacked. Mrs. Jewell stated
70 STAR reporter to-day that the trouble had been
exaggerated ana m1srepresented. she deeply re
gretted the occurrence but insisted that she wa
In no way TO blame. "when protested against a
unktnd remark which Mrs. Warwick made In my
presence about another person" she said, II Re
ceayed slap In the face. was utterly taker
aback by such an attack, and simply reported thS
occurrence TO ths commissioner"
The Norfolk police succeeded yesterday In cap
turing . gang OF i've Italian countetfeitss. who
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A Damvil1o W0maass Disgrace.
AnRxsrxD IN NEW YORK ON CHARGE oF HAvIS
NURDERED nKR MFANr.

INV YORK, March 0.-L1zxle Howard, twenty. one
yeaS8 old, was arrested early this morning on
board an Old Dominion Line steamer ana locked
up on charge Of tnfAntci0e py the request Of the
respectable man q that place, but Q few days 60
gave birth TO child, tho result OF intimacy WIN
Anoeher man. She felt her o1AgrAce keonlY a21
threw the child inro IN outhouse She cla1mS tai
the child was sttilborn, but the doctors c1o1m
etherwtse. she 1R1 under IN assumed nAno Whou
about 70 be axrogeo6
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Churchill Points Out fits Absurdities
and an Inquiry IL Promised.

Special Cable DESPATCH TO TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 9.-Churchill last evening made
out q good case for an inquiry into tue expendi-
lures for national defenses, and showed that what
Is called the remarkable army system OF England
Is full OF absurdities and made effective compar-
sons with the German system. which is admitted
TO be the most perfect in Europe. The British tax
payers Will probably be surprised 10 learn that
the officials OF the war ONCE cost nearly three
Times as much as those OF Germany, although the
force they have TO administer for is about one
ninth the number In Germany. Smith pledged
the government TO an inquiry, but made so many
limitations and spoke 10 such epignatical Lam
guage IL was difficult TO gather his real intention
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fBE ATLANTA AT PoRT-AU-PRINCE.--CaptB Bunce,
commanding the U. s. s. Atlanta, reports to the
Navy Department, from Port-au-Prince, Hayti,
that the vessel arrived at that place on the 10Th
OF February, six DAYS from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

DEATH OF Mr. POTTER.-Mr. Thos j. Potter vice.
president and general manager of the Union Pa
cific Railway Co., died at Welckers Hotel at IL ia
this mOrninp - '~S
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The Massachusetts, house OF representatives
passed to third reading tie bill granting license
su0rage to women. The vote was 100 to los.
The virginia democratic state convention win
meet at Norfolk Nay 10 TO select delegates 20 the
Sc Louio convention.
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MARINE ORDERs.--Second Lieut.. j. H. Pendleton
granted leave OF absence for one month from
March 10. Capt. f. r. Robinson granted leave
for thirty days from March Ii. Capt Robert L.
Meade, granted leave for one month from
March 10
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Tny EvrxrSa srAs is served to subscribers IN the
city by their account at 10 cents pef
week. or 44c- per month copies At the counter
cents each By uzil-pOsta1e prepaid-JO cent? .
month; year. 90: six months. s3
Entered at the Post ohiee at Washington. D. c., -
secOnd-clAss mail matter
THK wEKKLY STAR-published on Frfday-sl
year. postage PREPAID Six months, so cents
sVAn mail subscriptions must be paid In ADVANCE:
10 paper sent long than is paid for.
KAtes Of Advertising made known on sppiication
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Belligereut Mrs. Warwick.
THE FEMALE CfHRKs wso ENGAGED IN rIsfICrFl
AT THE PATENT OFFICE.

The Norfolk police succeeded yesterday In cap
turing gang OF i've Italian countetfe1terR who,
q alleged, have noodsd the city with counterfeit
silver dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

ing the Secretary Of War to transfer to the trus.
tees OF the Porter Academy certain property In
Charleston. & e. -
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AMONG rHR PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Aldrich and Hearst Representatives
O'Neill, Bunnel, with Hon. Chas Armstrong, Pa)
Springer Compton, Mckinney, Abbott, with E. q.
Bower, Tex.), Plumb, Cowles Enioe, Ementrout
with II. W. Bland, Reading), and Hayes Iowa, and
Sheridan. -~
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 500, ,4s6; customs, $669,5l5.
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Nothing I'm the Ssra,ford Di.coyerx.

Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR:
LONDON, March 9.-Halliwell Phillips, who is
considered the greatest living authority in Eng
land on shakespearean subjects puts damper on
the Stratford- on Avon discovery He declares he
knew OF the existence OF the documents IN Ques-
tion, and had already examined them and found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

The THErIs was dosked for repairs at San Fran
cisco yesterday
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sQUAnoLE lNsTEAD on Fsenr.
The suissvan-Msscscu Msu Ders Net
Take R1a~H T~-AA-


LONDON, March s-The suinvan-sitchen nght
has been postponed on account OF a sQuabble. II
win probably take place on Monday
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Von 72-No 1O,S6O.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE-IHERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
70 re p an eacOr e he
sS 3 n2.a hsr
F~ PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY
are hereby notiied that on TUESDAY. MARCH I3, at
tas Az ociSes asI. ND s FensTai meeting viii ia be & had at
hear the report from the board Of directors
and make election Of said board
esty requested to be present, important business
Ladies' who own lots or graves in said cemetery are
esHec;sliy ally invited to be present
mh9-3r LEoNH. ECKERT Secretary.
MISS NELLIE BROSNAN WISHES TO
2 street to si iis street n sne W snd viii b1 de
lighted to wait on them there mhe-2t'
WASHINGTON. D. G. MARCH O. 1855
on NO xsS Of tor the prompt1ess dspl.yed in
mh9-2t. MARY NJ WALTER. i4th st.. Mt Pleasant.
wAsHINsroN BARRACKS.
s dO u asss w o ths
the hands il milton IuCkRTT. Itc Manasers wash
sss $ alS2O n L. PsSS%SfSSse
T MERISAF ToMs PHSAfIMFNT gSfNERsffY OF GEORGE
The Thirty-ninth Annual Commencement will be
held at Albaueh's Opera House on Monday. March 12
ut 2:3Op.m
The public are respectfully invited.
mh9-2t J. W. H. LOvEJOY. NJ D., Dean.
DIR. HODGKIN DENTIST HAS sUF-
- fciently recovered to be again at his Office,
goo 18th ST. over Arlington Drug Store. mh9-3t
kS SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEETING
Of Saba school Workers at Consregs
tiona Church. March 11th at 80 O'Clock, and at n.
Avenue Presbyterian Church March Eth, 80
O'Clock To be addressed by Mr.. b. +. jacobs, presi-
dent of International Lesson Committee and originator
man of the International s s. Executive Committee,
and other speakers Meetings free and all Sabbath
School Workers urged to attend and all who are
Interested in Sabbath school work will be cordially
welcomed. mh9-3ts
WASHINGTON, d. c.. MARCH g. 1883.
~ The burglars who robbed the residence of &
Desio, 3O0 St n.w., at 3 30 O'Clock this morning,
were unsuccessful ten seconds later they would have
had six good bullets tor early breakfast Tr this
again. IT.
II DEAD HORSE NO LONGER DEAD
81 LOSS.
All Policy holders having claims in the Peoples Live
Stock Ins Co of Pennsyl ylyania that from the
February Assessment viii pease present their policies
for payment TO q. H. MANN, Manager, 1006 street
NV, Washington, d. c.. on or after Tuesday. March
IL, 1888 And members who have not paid their
assessment will please do so at once March 15 is
the last day of grace. c. H. MANI.
mh9-4t Manager
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GEN. DUMoNT returned from Baltimore yesterday
afternoon. Capt John H. Cooper, Of Baltimore,
has been designated as inspector Of hulls for the
Baltimore district, subject to the approval of the
secretary OF the Treasury. Gen. Dumont leaves
the city for Charleston tomorrow morning.
PRRsoNAL-John c. New Of Indianapolis, James
Oliver. C. R. ColyeI, VIM. Watson, and VIM. H.
Appleton OF New York, and ". r. Dresser OF Bos-
ton are at the Rigga-James r. Garfield son Of
the late President GARFIELD was admitted to the
bar at Columbus yesterdays. c. Ford of
Cleveland, H. ID. Lamarche, II. Holltes JnO Clark
and Francis W. Leggett OF New York, j. E Friend
OF Milwaukee, James "a. Boggs Of Duluth, and j.
c. Brooks and A. l. Adams OF Chicago are at the
ArliDgton.-J. H. Dimmick, James A. Lyon and
Henry d. PurrOy OF New York, d. Wilcox OF Provi-
dence. RI, and John A. Bache OF Weilsboro'. Pa.
are at Wfllard's-A. Won Num- the new secre-
tary OF the German legation, G. D. Slaymaker Of
Lancaster. l., Lieut.. George Peck OF tn. NAVY.
Robert Gordon Hardie, and j. c. Reed Of New
York, George F. Niles, and Donald MacMaster OF
Montreal, and Charles A. Mum OF Chicago are az
eickers.-Jesse y; Lppincott, r. L. A. Mon
tague, Thomas r. Lombard OF New York. and T.
Les Of Trinidad are at wormIey's.-H. Milton
Gr1mby OF Orlando, Fla, j. NJ. Hackett OF Utica
ny, and A. ID. Graham OF Philadelphia are at the
ST. James.-w. II. Nostrand and Carl Otto Pc.
tiers OF New York are at Chambernn'a-Thtrd
Auditor Williams. who has been on the sick list
for the last week, with an attack Of intermittent
fever, was at his Office tO-day.-SenatOr Jones of
Nevada was In New York last nj ,ht.
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mh9-6t Washington Once. 10O6 F ST. NV
THE TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCI-
- DENT INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART
FORD. CONN Washington Office 1913 F st. This
company has issued over 81 600 Ii and 200, 600
Accident Policies and has record of 3 of unin-
terrupted 1t Is the Lar2est and Strongest
cident Insurance Company in the world. Its liberal
and popular policies cover Life, Endowment and Ac-
cident Insurance al the lowest guaranteed rates. II
need wish additional insurance call sepd
for its agent WARREN CHOATE,
mh9-6t 1913 at
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Frederick wilnam) passed tatr1y good night
During the early part of the night he was restiesa
but he slept better afterward.
The emperor and empress win leave San Reno
Immediately for Berlin.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
WAR CLAIMS IN THE HOUSE.
BOTH DISTRICT COMMITTEES MEET.
House Of Representatives.

House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Sherman, OF Oregon, was excused from
further service on the committee on manufactures
and was appointed on the committee on Indian
depreciation claims to MI the vacancy occasoned
by the resignation Of Mr.. Buchanan, Of New Jersey,
who was appointed as q member OF the committee
on manufactures
III. OMNIBUS WAR CLAIM BILL.
The House then proceeded to the further con.
sideration OF the omnibus war claim bill, coming
over from last Friday.
THE VIRGINIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Clause.
the amendment, agreed to in committee OF the
whole after protracted debate, appropriating
$4,000 for the relief OF the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary and High School or virginia
was again the subject OF discussion, being ear
y nesiy opposed by J. D. Taylor and Kennedy
not included in the provisions of the Bowman act
and 0y M. Grosvenor COhiOA who protested
against the payment Of a claim when It
was not shown that the claimants
were loyal and who declared that Congress might
as wen pass bill paying for the occupation OF the
caused by the blood Of Ellsworth rrickiing down
the walls OF the building.)
MI. Lee and Mr.. OFerrall of Virginia, supported
the amendment declaring that the Theological
Seminary had been located In loyal territory,
which had been so recognized by Congress The
loyalty OF the trustees had no bearing upon the
justice Of the claim.
Mr. Reed (Me.) said that the naked proposition
OF the amendment was to pay $4,000 to corpora
ton on account OF the fact that 1t deprived Of
by 5
set Congress might have to pay rent for the fields
used In actual combat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

The Investigation into the sugar trust was re-
sumed by the House committee on manufactures
this morning, Mr.. Parsons. the attorney for the
trust. again being placed on the stand. Chairman
Bacon examined the witness In regard to whether
any change had been made In the agreement since
1t was entered into. to which answer was made
that the deed had not been changed, but that q
had since been required that instead Of new re-
nneries being admitted BY the action Of the board
the consent cf majority Of the certificate holders
should be obtained. sasa
faR PnfCR o. SUGAR
Representative HOPKINS aaked whether the price
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MARCH 9, 1888
- NELSON DIVISION No. 9. K OPP
This is to give notice that MARY NJ. WALTER has
purchased the horse and buggy son ticket No. 735
tO our FAIR held at street Rink ending February A.
lSSS. that received the donation of q horse and
buggy.
mhy-2ts FAIR COMMITTEE
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. MARCH g. 1883.
~ The burglars who robbed the residence of s.
Desio 30o St n.w., at 3 30 O'Clock this morning,
were unsuccessful ten seconds later they would have
again. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Eustis from the com.
mittee on the celebration OF the centennial OF the
adoption OF the Constitution next year. reported
a substitute bill, as stated in yesterdays STAR
The substitute follows the text OF the original bill
in providing for commission Of nine members
three to be appointed by the President, three Sen
ators appointed by the presiding ocer OF the SEN
ate, and three members of the House to be ap-
pointed by the Speaker, who shall have charge Of
all preparations for and the ceremonies OF the cel
ebration. It requests the President to invite the
chief executive and chief judicial ofnceB OF the
fifteen spanish American republics; also the
empire OF Brazil the Dominion OF Canada, Hayti
San Domingo. and such other civil and military
onncers OF these governments as the commission
shall Designate 70 atlend the celebration. The
original bib restricted the invited guests to the
Spanish American republics. The substitute con-
tains an ADDITIONAL section authorizing the Pres-
dent TO entertain In q suitable manner and for a
suitable time in his discretion the foreign guests
attending the celebration. and apprOpriates
500, 0o0 (same amount as the original bllY 70 de-
tray the expenses OF the celebration and the en-
tertatnment OF the national guests, the money 70
be disbursed upon approval OF the commission,
and the latter Is required 10 report to Congress
nom time 70 time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

REV. j. FRESHMAN Pastor Hebrew
Christian Church New York, will Lecture on the
JEWISH PEOPLE. PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
at z 80 THIS FRIDAY) EVENING. Western Presby.
terien Church, H St. between 10Th and 2Oth n W
Seats free to all No col ection particular invitation
extended to the Israelies of Washington. lfs
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LEAVING HIS WARDROBE on THE PIER.

The fate OF Richard Byrne portion OF whoa clothing
found early Saturday morning hay barge Harves
Queen foot OF West Eleventhst 10 stl uncertain
Byrnes relatives that he be HopoKen all
Fitay AMI that he carried large OF They
think vsylaid and feuy dealt with
Christopher street Ferry night Yet
they plain Mrs Bvrnes letter 10 her husbands
nephew. John b. Qunan, which. after asking him TO
Charles Street Station identify the clothing che
hopes that the Ions. e pecte,i has not come"
The theory the police that Byrne wandered aboard the
barge while into Icted probably during the aft and
fell asleep and that after awhile imagining hmse at home
he began undress then walked either the the
bow Of the fell overheard They that the cloth
ne that thieves would have taken IT, The watch
found the clothes in the centre OF the boat I'm cleared
space surrounded by Laes OF The CATERS lay side by
side the two little distance and the hat only few
feet from them. No signs OF asugze were visible
o
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BROOKLYN.

A handsome gold mounted medal has been pre-
Sented to Nicholas p. Hartmann, No GAL he Kalb-
ave-, by his schoolmatcs Of Public School No. 81,
whom he had left 10 the year 1888. In that year
he drilled thirty boys from that school as soldiers
Dr. Adolph Varona, Of No. 1903 MOntague-st, died
Friday night at Lakewood, n. j., whittier he had
gone to get relief from congestion Of tie lungs. He
forty-eght years of age, and q native OF Spain,
where he studied medicine. He had been established
IN Brooklyn number Of years and had large
practice. lie left . wife and five children. Ills
body was cremated At Fresh Pond, L. J., yesterday.
While taking some clothes from Q pulley line At
No 90 bergenst., yesterday morning, Mrs. jennie
Alvord ago ffty-three, leaned too far out Of the
fOurthstory window and fell into the yard, receiving
fracture Of the skull and internal Injuries from
which she died.
Annie Francis, age twenty nine, prisoner for
vagrancy In tho Sixth Precinct POLICE Station, at
tempted to strango herself with apron string about
her neck In her cell yesterday morning, and also to
butt her brains out against tho cell wall
The Rev. Joseph Twichell, Of Hartford, Conn.,
preac bed for DR.. Lyman Abbott in Plymouth Church
yesterday. lie read discourse In the morning upon
the noed Of lofty ideals for humanity, his text being
Be We therefore perfect your Father In Heaven is
perfect
Residents OF the Greenpont portion Of the city
complain of the ferry service between that part OF
the city and New-York Thoy are circulating q
petition for reduction Of faro Improvement Of
the service.
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WHAT ATHLETES WILL DO THIS WEEK.

The Acme regular monthly shoot
at DeIter's Park. l. l.. To- morrow.
Coney Island Rod and Gun CT ub will have their second
shoot Of tho year WOODLAND Park, L. Wednesday.
The shoot OF tho Fountain Gun Club will take
Place on Saturday at woodlawn Park. l.. l.
The annual spring OF the 23d REGIMENT under tho
auspices Of Company will be held at the amory 10 Cler.
montave, Brooklyn Saturday. April of prin
cpal features OF ts meeting will be the nterco
owar oontest from Yale Harvard Princeton
Brown and Columbia
The had their twenty in the
"SchwA lbsch medal series Saturday About dozen OF
athletes through and sush points
Ii Growtage In nrs, II. Meor second. and F. @.
web0 third; the others In . bunch limo Of winner. 81
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JERSEY CITY.

James Moraney. Of No 2e0 warren-st., returned
home yesterday and encountered Edward Kenny, OF
No. 80 Grandst. In the hallway The two men
engaged In fight, in which Morancy got
Kcnny's nose In his mouth and nearly bit II of.
Both were arrested. horaney being charged with
may HON and Kenny with assault and battery.
James White. alias James Mulligan, was captured
by policemen yesterday while breaking into an
Italians frutstand, st Newark ave. and Henderson
st. White is ono Of three masked burglars who broke
into a house In First-st several years ago and
carried Of trunk full Of silver
MIS-. Elizabeth Jerrold. who has been In tho City
Hospital for several weeks suffering from Injuries
alleged 10 have been INFLICTED by her husband, died
Yesterday She was beaten last November By her hus
band who ID now in tho county jail awaiting trial
County Physician Converse will mako An autopsy
and will probably order an inquest
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FUNERAL OF THE REV. NIX. GooDyoUsH

The funeral If the Rev. Alfred Goodnough pastor OF
Church OF the Saviour tUnaran In Pierrepont Brook
lyn who died Wednesday ct the thirty three was
attended BY prominent members OF the Unitarian do
nomination in his church yesterday afternoon The whole
the poipt deckei with flowers aud evergreens
and the conn covered with floral pail The services
conducted by the Row Drs Robert Coiiyer A. p Pat
nam IT, Farley w. l. Chahn and Grindaif Reynolds The
two last named addresses paying high tributes to the
excellence OF Mr. Goodnou<hs character and
The burial was in Greenw wool Cemetery.
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=
Tho Bridge Trustees wiz hold their February meeting this
afternoon and the question OF Brooklyn terminus will be
debated aud probably deced. The committee which has
given several hearings in tho matter will report favor Of
called Barnes plan for terminal station between
Sands amt High Brooklyn with adequate platforms and
switching facilities for trains Ssme opposition to
difficulty securing proper connections
with the elevated roads in Fulton ami Adams SITS.