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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE rL.>lNS.-After hearing the report Of the
Citizens Committee on Tuesday night. IN MOfan's
Hall relative the cost Of lowering the sewer dis,
pO>ai works and outlet sewer pipe, the taxpayer, di
rcctcd a committee to rcquc, the Board Of Trustees
10 have the works and pipe lowered dispense
with the use Of slphon, providing the cost WIZ not
panes report a tie vote between Felix Gilhooly and
Feltus Pulcn for assistant CHEZ engineer Of The rrc
department, and special election Will be called to
determine the result.
MOUNT VERNON. The Ladies' AID Society Of
the First Presbyterian Church added hand
new church on Tuesday night Miss Marie
:. Todd enchaned her audience by her piano SOLO,
Marion +. Iutchin>. of brooklyn, sang Two contao
solos. and the applause was well meritcd as II wa
Mamie Short won the esteem Of The audience i'm four
rertatons. She receiving an encore after recting
pcrSmmons and hi, Baby and q" \ Modern ldyL'
Mrs Henry ~ Brigham of Ne% YORK. san e., s9P'an?
Lonas also sang There's Path by the River both
Of which were appreciated. Professor George ".
rcldhuScn played violin solos. and Miss Ida f. vii.
lard. Miss Katie Z. satterlcy. Robert barclay ard
crescent Club a social and athletic association EN-
hi.icing In it, membership the business and pro
Thursday night. The following was Inc successful
lcEo1 J%,eh WSod Pr ricI%ad J"hn M oT
Anderson. treasurer John T. Luther. benjamin llomc.
g. Jcnhn' NJ f. cr o ana " M ce, m f"ve re
chiliIcn Yesterday presented Il handsome National
em~irn TO school SO. . At Fifth ave. and sixth>t.
lie also distributed 200 small Nag, to the school
children ~ they marched in 10 the presentation.
Major John II. Hor-al made the prc-cntation speech
Then Captain Luther gave fonr silver medal a. re,
wards of merit the four scholars having the highest
percentages in studies ~ the end Of each week.
SING ~lNti.-Ihr trustees If the village on lurs
day evening authorized The Abandonment OF inc oiu
Fire Department and its icOr-aniLt!0n The TWO
hand -cn,luc ,ompanc, were tIan~foimrd INTO nose
companies, the engines being now useless. a, there -
.uliIcicnt the mains OF the water N"r"' L"
throw stream - water over any building ia ihc
villas" \ successful chicken supper, We
T.ffs- Nuktt fl -
Christian Association on Tuesday evening IN the room.
of the association for the purpose Of raising luna, Tor
the purchase Of a piano.
HASTINGS PON III D>ON.-Charlc, {. Delaney,
formerly freight agent ~ the >nE sing -larVi, Ids
been appointed station agent at Hastings.
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NEWARK.

Martha Davis. colorcd domestic. age thirty seven
employed in the family OF Mrs. Grace Murtaurh al
No. 1874 Brucn st., carried hot ashes to the sidewalk
Yesterday when the wind flaming the live coal, u "A
fame her dress caught fire and she was soon en-
velopcd in flames At the hospital whittier she was
taken her case was pronounced hopeless.
Adam Geyer and Philip Gcycr, formerly proprictor'
Of the Enterprise brewery. who were arrested f."
days ago on civil suits by the Government to recover
amounts out OF which they dcfiaudcd the Government
were rearrcs; ed yesterday criminal chais'. llc'
gave bail for their appearance BET the United states
District Court at Trenton In MAY.
Members Of the Ncw-Nor.. BOttcrs Association and
the Newark Bottlcrs' Association have conducted e
Joint crusade in Newark for three days 10 recover
illegally sold bottles from junk dealers. Eighteen
members OF the NcwNOrk Association. Including Two
detectives went Ia Newark and secured search war
rants from Judge >Omers and with the help If the
Newark Association secured over 1000 bottles be
longing TO its members.
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suffering from apoplcxy. but close examination showed
an abrasion OF the scalp. The husband Is uhdcr
arrest lie says he was drunk and does not Know
what happened on sunday
Sub-SatOn VI of the PostoiNcc was opened yestcr
day at No. SIS GraEd-s. near GralaM-avc
The new chapel Of the simpson Methodist Episcopal
Church Will be formally dedicated this evening Dy
bishop Andrews and q number Of the former pastors
Will speak.
The Master Plumbers Association has just shown
that il controls the power 10 make connections be
tween the watcrmans and new buildings. Wiliion
l. Preston came into possession. by foreclosure OF
mortgage of five houses, Nos. 563 to SO Pacinc-st
Donovan & IIearnon did the plumbing. They put III
bill for $500 and when Mr. Preston declined to pay
IL they refused to make the water connection. MI
Preston could get 10 other plumber TO do the work
lie then compromised the bill Of Donovan Hcarnon
paving $500. and they put IN the connexions
Major John G.. Eddy, of the Attn Regiment, was
elected last night 10 Ill the lcutcnantc olonecy made
vacant by the resignation of George Benson MAJOR
Eddy was the unanimous choice Of the Board OF OhccrS
and the rank and file lie has been member since
1878, and rose through all the grades.
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UgS WVTrRUD CONES To AMERICA

Mrs. Catharinc McMurdo arrived here yesterday
Oh the steamer Elbc from Brcmci To have an inter
view 1t is said with Secretary Blaine In regard 10 tls
confscation by the Portuguese Government Of a rail-
road built by her husband. Colonel McAurio. lie
was an American and had concession from Dclaroi
lay 10 the Transvaal frontier. lie organized British
company and built the road TO the mountains forming
the frontier. Aitcr he had put the road In opcIation
the Portuguese Government seized 1t, declaring that
the frontier four miles beyond the end Of the lnc
that. therefore. the road had not been completed
within the contract time. Now the American and
British Governments are considering the case. and
Mrs. McMurro. T. believed. has here to Mr.
Blaine about the affair.
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PLANS FOR THE NEW IuNIGRATIOy BEPoT.

Colonel Weber. Federal superintendent OF lmniert
ton was on duty yesterday at the Barge ONCE.
having returned from Washington. where hc consulted
with Secretary Window In regard T. the immigration.
Colonel Weber said that he htd Submitted 10 Mr..
Window plan, for altering the shed connected with
the Barge Office into temporary depot for mm
grants. The plans had been approved. and bid,
would be called for 10 day. IL i, intended 10 divide
hc shed into two ,toric, by constructing mi nJor
ON the top noor viii be the waiting r,om- cr.. while
the Immigrants and their baggage viii be received
the ground floor
Colonel Weber take amused Interest In the
lump commission at Castle Garden. When he asked
why the state Comm ,~oncrs desired b. pr,onS ih-ii
existence a, Comm-sio Of Immigration after April
-. he said that he supposed that It wa, Tor phil
tropy.
Collector Erhar,lt paid short vi, t. Castle Garden
Yesterday and ZOO immigrant, andci irJm the
steamer Elbe. lie Invited COMMISSIONS stephenson
and starr call at the Custom House The 'omnli-
sOncrs accepted the invitation, but they would not
gay what they talked about.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

musical and literary entertainment in aid Of the
building fund of the Bcccher Memorial Church VIII
he held at Plymouth Church on Tuesday evening at
{. O'Clock. The memorial church Is 10 he built IN
Herkimcrst neal ROckaway ave, and VIII cost about
200, Of which a. 900 has been raised
Good Friday will b. observed at the Church OF our
Father by special religious services in the evening,
consisting of a BY the Rev. DIR. W. ;. Grove,
OF Newark, and appropriate singing by the choir The
pastor. the Rev. DR.. Garfield, will preside
Permits have secured for the erection OF three
new schoohouses one In second St., sixthaVc..
10 cost sos 23G another in IIancocst near Bedford
ave to cost SOD D3s and the third in Decaturst near
Lewis-ave., 10 cost $7s,642.
Mrs. Jane Goddard, age thirty nine OF NO ID"
ColumbIa-st was struck by her husband on sunday
and received injuries rkely TO prove fatal She was
seat to the Long Island Colegc Hospital apparently
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ELIZABETH.
EIGHT rREIGurCAEs WRECKED

EIGHT FREIGHT CARS WRECKED.
collision took place Yesterday the Pcnnsyl
vana Railroad at RahwayaVc, by which eight freight
cars were wrecked and four Of them broken 10 pieces
A frciclttian. filled with merchandise, was standing
on the track when the west bound fast freight crashed
into the rear Of it, The accident caused, II /.
said by the failure Of the train hands on the sta
tiOnary train to pose warning signals. Travel over
the road blocked for more than three hours
Joseph Eick. Of Springfield. yesterday sentenced
in the Union Comfy Court 10 state Prison for ono
year for asaulting Mr. sprguc, teacher Of the public
school in the village.
Some Of the builders whose masOns and pla,-
tcrcrs struck Monday had non-uniOn men ycster-
day working in their places.
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srh iI....iIS = s VI. lsalMArnn ID
roLrcruEy VINO ARE MEXICAN wAR VETERANS

Tho recent amendment "a the Pension law. which
oAcupts honorably Discharged veterans al o." NcN h
war from retirement for age. is expected TO Keep IT.
spcc'or steers and Captains Hooker and >nlc III mo
police force Indefinitely. Inspector steer, was a
drummer boz In the United States Army m Mexico Tor
two wears and received an honorable discharge cap
tain Hooker served I'm the Nayy IN the same war.
Cantaln Yuc enlisted a. a drummer boy ana got a,
far a. Governors Island. wlcr, hc quaicicd for
a month. Then his father took him home on Writ
~ hahr,, CORPUS. Copir, uf the enlistment paper,
and of the court proceedings which secured m ni~
charge have been sent to the Police Boari hN captain
ymic vhn {. now sixty year, old The Commi-
l,v. .cd the Corporation Counsel for An opinion IS
Ia Cautaiu lulc's standing veteran.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-York Methodist Conference, Calvary Church, One
hund red .ninthst and Seventhave, q. m
New.York East Methodist Conference Summerfeld
Church, Brooklyn. 0 a.
Chamber Of Commerce meeting. y. m.
ST. Stephens Church suit before Judge Andrews
Board Of Electrical Control.
Meeting OF the Authors Club. 8 p. m.
Langdon reference case Referee Cleve-
land
Moody's address at Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
With Assembly District Business Mems Republican
Organization. No. 412 Grand-st., p. m
Young Peoples Christian Association, Church OF the
Strangers 80 p II.
Alexander Hamilton Post No 49,, g. A r.. campfire,
Arthur Hall, p.
Irving Club anniversary dinner, Tarrytown evening.
Review OF 18th Regiment. Amory. Brooklyn, p m
Woman Suffrage League. No. LeXington-aye, 8 p m
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MONTCI.AIR.

The Newark Presbytcry held its spring meeting at
Montclar yesterday. The Rev. DR.. W. +. jenkins was
elected moderator. The Rev. II. VI. MacConlcy. Of
Bound Brook. received into the Prcsbytcry and
Will be installed pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Church..
in Newark.
six more charges Of burglary were yesterday ap-
pended the already list against james g. Tuthill
the mason, who is confined in the County Jail Mont
clair authorities Of the opinion that Tuthil had no
accomplices. Up to date there fifteen charges Of
burglary against him.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRlDGEPOKT.-P. l. narnum hl, consented 10
meet the children Of III" ~ulgdt school ui t man %
%, the l,ac,n,r li-ht and til! enit- A,.l' ti'l
with hi- life aud ilul"7 Ih' Merry com
radcs social Climb met Tuesday evening voted 10
continue holding their weekly sotlahlc,. and 81 'td
the. Officers President Thomas Carr, We pr''ilcui
" H. brown treasurer. j. T. holland secretary. J. H.
Cnri. The hcy. Or. H. q IIoyc,. for ihr'''
year pastor oi the Park -tr'i Cprsr .stouh Church.
hi- resigned 10 tahc elect August !.
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PLAINFIELD.


PREPARING FOR a CHARITY BALL.
charity ball for the benefit Of the Muhlcnbcrg
Hospital will De given at the Crescent Rink next
Tuesday night About 800 invitations have been IS
sued. For the accommodation Of the guests pccial
train will leave Plainield for New York at 40 m.
stopping at all way stations between Plnlnicld and
Elizabeth. The patrOncs,c, Mrs. william Blood
good Mrs. Frederick J. kuhHc Mrs. Pliny FISK, Mrs
Charles f.. Brooks. Mr.. Robert l.. burnett, Mrs
Harry G.. Rumble Mrs. William +. kaufman, Mrs
Dc Witte G.. Wins and Mrs. Charles j. Fish
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KILLED By A RAILWAY TRAIN.

Matthew Boine, traclt-walkcr in the employ Of
the Erie Railway Company, and Patrick Biccn. a
freight handler, walking up the track yesterday
afternoon near the Provost crossing when they
were struck bv freichttrin. BOinc killed. and
Brccn was injured badly that he VIII probably dc
He was removed It. Francis Hospital. Bolnc lived
al No. go Twelfth ST.. and irccn at No. 1O4 Jersey
John ]. Phillips. an undertaken. will make an effort
TO SECURE the indictment of several coach drNcI. Who
nterfcrcd with his business because he employs non
union
The hearing in the contest between the city ana
the Central Railroad in the fight over the south '"ve
property is set down for April II before Judge knapp
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PARKS.

The Park Commission decided yesterday upon sew
era improvements in the various parks Of the city.
new granite and iron bridge Will be built from
Breeze Hill over the OF the lake and foot Of
Lookout Hill in Prospect Park, and three new
fountains and "A number Of new walks VIII be placed
in the same pleasure ground. a new music stand
will be built In Washington fark. "iass aug , ,fce'
are TO replace much Of the tagging in City Hall Park
alb the CITY Hal.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREvOORT-S John Il. Mcpherson. OF New.Jer-
sey. EvERETT-President Franklin Carter. Of Williams
College and Gardiner g. Hubbard. Of Washington FIFTH
AvENUE-General Ftzhugh Lee Of Virginia; Congress-
man William L. Wilson, OF West Virginia; Congressman
John A. Quackenbush Of saltwater, n. Y. Ex-Governor
H. p Baldwin OF Michigan Curtis Guild OF Boston, and
Smith NJ. Weed. GILSEY -Bluford Wilson. OF Illinois
HOFFMAN-Judge Alton b. Parker OF the New York Su
preme Court MURRAY HILf.-Judgc Amasa j. Parker
Of Albany. ST. JAMES-Secretary OF state Henry =
Walker, OF West Virginia. WINDSOR Congressman
James j. Bcden Judge George +. Comstock Of SYRIA
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KE.il5NY.
THE POLICE FORCE RESIGNS

The entire police force resigned Tuesday night
with the exception Of sergeant. The patrol force
consists of five men, and the resignation was pre-
oipitated by the discharge Of man. Patrolman
Lynch, on a charge Of drunkenness. The Township
Committee accepted the designations and police
force was organized forthwith. Three officers will be
appointed tonight.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY APRIL 1s9oTwELvE PAGES

recorded heavy orders from St. Louis, and TINS was
interesting in view of the that was reported 'ha'
c St. Louis Board Of had wiped out the Chcaeo
quotations and bullened the quotations from @ cioS
Ie bucket shops here did large business HaVhE %
tancd nuotatOEs from Chicago. some OF tiein ohcrc"
"a svrnish quotations TO the Produce Exchange.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HIS CREED PREFIXED TO HIS VII

HIS CREEU
The Photographic will Of Reuben NJ Potter. who
died at No 2s2 Frankn-ave., on March l.. was
offered for probate yesterday. confession OF his
faith is prefaccd to the requests. The manuscripts
~ the testatOr are left General James IL. Fry. oi
the Military service Institute. They include number
Of unfinished novels some plays and some published
and unpublished essays.
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urcn ". CnLLrNnrn's DrA1M.

ANOlll'.H WAlNIN' NOTE
In ic unf.r.g q, aih ~ H. " Coil,ud'r. mo fairou,
raI,r 81 hiari f,f!r- hIy" another forchc Illus
ration ~ iifl c,rct~ 81 Kidney disease. Ihrf"
absolute ana sovereign euro Tor an di-'A>,
- M. LIVER ali k4iurf- bright, Disease, Dab't'-.
So and fi,t g.. Wy-r'- Sow Remedy. Tho Nountait
e., ltoi,. ~ such iA.n Hon Amos g.. Cummings.
NuI.ntn. champion wr'-flrr 81 th- wo-.i. 'N-fol -
of on.f Whalsr AID scores OF other hot'd men.
,.t.- room 10 th' cuatiN" virtue,
~ N,-e'- Sow Remedy. 10 ~ cure ant ana all case,
.f kidney And MGR DISEASES. Ask for IL 1t may
.,,. .olr IT.. Depot 10 West -Jd.,t, y Y.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
FIGUTING OVER CEMETERY LOIS

FIGHTING UN ZEN OENEIEL1 LVIo'
The prolonged contest between the heirs Of JOhn W.
Buckmaster and the Ncw-YOrl, Bay Cemetery Company
for control Of the cemetery has broken out again
Chancellor McGil yesterday granted order to show
cause why an injunction should not be issued restrain
ing the heirs from prosecuting an ejcctment suit
against the company. The heirs claim the ownership
master caused to be conveyed himself without any
consideration when he president and secretary OF
the company. Argument VIII he heard on April IL
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LONG ISLAND.

GLEN COVE.-T. J. Wood. lawyer # Glen Cove,
ha- been held for Tie az ton of the 'itnd JMl Us
Justice Chpp. Of Ol ter lay, on a 'nwlc oil com
pounding a mI-d,WctH"r wood De- cnN-rd VITA IT,
ccvlns money to Withdraw charge against "p'of
dealer,
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IIOBOKEN.
McMAIION,S NONDSMEN PA

McMAIION'S BONDSMEN PAY $1,000
The Common Council has passed the Mcmahon com
promise over Mayor Grass nanns veto. The com
promise accepts FL 200 for Collector McMahon's de
falcatiOn Of $4,000 The bondsmcn paid the aInonnt
Yesterday.
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Pedesta|S, Stands, Etc.

A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to visit a special exhibition
which will be made during the next
ten days ION third floor) of marble,
ONYX, wood and other PEDESTALS,
and of specimens of various choice
marbles from which such pieces can be
made to order. 1t is hoped the cOllec-
ton will be found attractive to all
who may be interested in the suitable
mounting of marble or bronze busts,
figures, etc.
Theodore B. Starr,
206 FIFTH AVENUE, Between
FRONTING MADISON SQUARE 18th G. 18th
1926 BROADWAY, Streets.
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.- Edwin II. Morris. yong English.
man was arrested yesterday and held for tAc action Of
The brand jury IL b. charged that durn- a quarrel
over some properly with X. Hopkins. several pistol
.hnf
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cUIc,Go,S QUOTATIONS v0T MISSED

The Produce Exchange received quotations yes
tcrday from the Chicago Board Of Trade but the EN-
change had heavy days work, and that fact shows
that the action Of the Chicago Board did not harm tho
Produce Exchange, at least for one day. There
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

TO-DAY.
ann rss, 80 Sets % Moon set, Ala am Moons age -
WATER
vs,nay Hook COS Gov. IslinL 1923 Heli ose .; -
p V-sandy HOOK 81 Gov. Island Cos Hell "A'~ o'so
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To men. ut least, "cOats and scartS J"
are very interesting just at this season.
What kind of a spring ovcrcoat shall
it be
Several sorts Of black OvercoatS !;
none better than one of these medium
vale wOrsteds at SIS; sllk-llned, So.
Then here are widcr-walcs and per-
fectly plain "crepeS" either silk-lined
or not as your fancy inclincs.
At SIS and $40, Il great variety of
handsome coats in various fabrics and
colors, lined with fine Italian-cloth-
silk sleeve linings-practlcally rs good
value for service rs money can buy.
Silk Innings cost more and wear ont
quicker, but the pure silk we use lasts
long enough and they make a coat slip
on and off SO lawfully Slick" SO to
$50.
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snxr rl1rRrs on SrRrrr cLEAyIyG.

The absence on account ~ illAc>, of Commissioner
Horace LOOMS. II the street Cleaning Department,
prevented the Board II Estimate yesterday from taxing
up the question II strei cleaning hs contract Com
ui .,.oucr L,uui, Intended {" submit the following
f. cures If Dee had been able 10 appear.
sIAIlNINl SllNWIAr INlIN~lS FOR FIRST
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2 1879
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. WEDNESDAY,. APRIL2. 1890
ARRIVED
Steamer Tower Hin fBr. Parsons. London Mar H. WIN
i.c passengers Henderson Bros Arrived NJ e DIT
st~,mer Elbc Ger, Halcnhorsr Bremen Mar ~ aud
southampton 30 with ndse and passengers oercs co
F@pana Nor S,cn Barscoa DAYS with fruit to
steamer irona Iolecr galveston VIA Key West days
with and passengers to IL Mallory d -" On ,,, ,ri
u, sn'P 70 ' "'',rr N Vessel to Whitney Co.
lee & aud @ncry McAndiewss Forbes vessel to
Mt o, y Marie utau Jaccarino seville IS days with
mi.r 10 wcaycrA ~icrry vessel 10 Punch tdyc d co
Barg August Lcnlcr Nor Ol'enopar'o % ""s''"" '"S
bark conccuene dai CATER, Lisbon 80 days with md'e
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook. moderate. NV; clear At
CIV island wind light. y, clear
Arrived yesterday
S 81, a. A, pi,seage1, t. funcn Edyo
CLEARED.
Steamer Richmond Hi Br Bennett London Henderson
steamer cunc tHrl. Dawes Lelth-simp'On. sDcn 6
steamer ravc Ger. wncgdrode. Bremen via son'hamp'
s..a,,.r E,srk Brl Davies An,wcrp-H stursbcrg Co
steamer Khyniand 'b"ls Wy'r Antwerp Peter wright
steamer Rourrcmcscr Petersen Ger Eeickmann Bremen
steamer n-nguclla lporr. Mona Azores Hagemeyer &
H I,ror s.ro,n. r) Harrison Mlnoa, Booth Co
sr,nincr seneca. stevens Havan" and Ma'"nhas Jas r.
steamer Alamo Lewis. Galveston VA Key wesi-c II Nal
s,'a,s Fl Monte Quck New r!cAns John + Van sickle
steamer kansas cliy kemn'ou. savanna, x l. walker.
Stcsm,r Martha M,C4ue. Yah Kirk. Phil,iciphia-Rob
s,e.a'er f..anora Bennett, Portland Horauo Hail.
SAILED
Ehynani 70, Ap'w,rs Tray" Hremea 1en@n
columbia Matlna' A.ama. Galveston. III Monte Ne"of
sins Klbe. for Melbourne T,i.man. Dcmcan.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
RREwE~ Mar 80 sailed. steamer Golden Horn BID Lusk
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AnnOunceiaeno.


A Luxury For TorrIsrs.
Dr LYONS Periecf Tooth Powder In metal boxes with
r,.au. measuring tube. Ma. and portable.
ErumucU has a fine assortment Of Easter
,or- B..fur Ba-.,- Eoi honni'rr~. thor 'lat"
and Nous.t Also iifr" Naii'iy ~ mn 'h'. D.
l,f.- 'trtiItl~. &c.. which cannot b" ~
e~...i ln mi. country. ~Ji Brold"ay, .9J OthaNc,
Wet Ifrl--t.. so, ana so Hrind.i.
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RIBBONS AND SASH RIBBONS.

~
We offer to-day one lot of 800
pieces of fine quality Satin and
eros Grain Ribbons, at alfprice.
Every desirable shade is repre-
scented in the collections:
No. 800 pieccs-Sc. per yard.
&" 400 4" &c.
900 12c.
12-22j 1jc. g "
" 16-t1j 4" lSc. g 9
Also 200 yards Satin bOrdered
Surah Sash Ribbon, 10 inches
wide, at 500 per yard; good
value at S1.5O.
JAMES McC X l. Il RY & CO.,
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