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demeanor Yesterday in the General Sessions ociorc
Judge Fitzgerald.
Alice Siltzkolawlch. who is an assistant nuiso ~
bellevue Hospital told the Commissioners OF Ehisi"
tion Yesterday that she was the wife Oi an ihn'Ie
who died recently Wards Island NO one a' o"s''o
Garden had ever heard of the marriage ana ho oiio
could be found who could speak the patos 'hl' ,e0
does The mans name was supposed to be beh'ics'
who came here recently from England. Aiioc man
AGED 10 explain that she and her husband couiu NV
understand each others language, but that ticy h"
been married all the same, but by whom sue 'o"'D
not say. Alico claimed Bcntleys money, Sio' anu ''
trunk Of clothes
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts "
S7457O TO-
John j. Hollis an actor, was arraiGncd IN po"'o
court Yesterday, charged with disorderly cohuu'' "
his boarding house. No. PCS West Thirty sN'hS'' io
was parocd in the custody Of William D. Florence ''
actor who appeared in his behalf
owing TO the elaborate arrangements "in'i arc
being made for the fencing tournament at thc huch
Nusee it has been found necessary to postpone VI,
contest until next week, when It's eAcelch'o Wild
iuetify the delay.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

WEST HOBOKEN.-IIcrman Aschman, age forty
three, a native OF Switzerland and head bookkeeper
for Schwartzcnbach Huber & Co.. silk manufacturers,
committed suicide In the Office Of the factory at late
hour Tuesday night by shooting himself In the
temple. His books being examined at his re-
quest and trnng shortage found. lie leaves
wife. Kate and Carrie Ill., age respectively
two and six years. disappeared from their home on the
Paterson Plank Road on Tuesday afternoon Inc
children werc scantlly clad and 1t is feared they
persisted In yesterdays storm.
RI'THERFORD.-Thc trustees got all they asked
for at the school meeting in District No 40 on Tuesday
night as 900 for school expenses 5000 for repairs
and painting. and permission TO borrow money In al
vance of taxes. W. T.. Elliott re elected trustee
The financial report for last year showed receipts OF
s1G 500 o. and expenditures OF 81 las ~
BLOOMFIELD.-Thc question Of the legality Of the
recent township election is agating tho community
IL has been discovered that law passed In April pro-
vdcs that no township borough shall have more than
five committeeman when the population exceeds
1000. The township Of Bloomfield has about 1000
population, and at the recent election seven committee
men were elected. An appeal will be mado to tho
legislature to repeal the law.
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with md,s and passengers 10 Brown Co
at h BaT az r Samson Mar Aas'
Cages s. Jtrene Kingston II and Port Antonio To- WIN
steamer Neptune hysa Port Spain mar ar tho y Bar
mdse and passenger to George Chrys'i Ai''''" ~
croTs qpTs sorv asy' via h''"''
steamer Saratoga, Leighton 2 - Ward g. CO. Arrived
&c %% SJs s9y' VIA Charles
Steamer Kansas dty Kempton Savannah pa days. with
Bark 3 Rafei sawyer. days with moa's''
Brig seTd ysn 0 arb"oes with sugar mOasses and
1 passenger to L w & Armstrong. 4,
SUNSET Wind at Sandy Hook light NNW; oiear' AZ
City Island. wind light. NV. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer vera tGer Busu. and on:
with mdse and passengers to Oelrichs & 20 Aii'0'' w
CLEARED
steamer CITY of Paris Obj. watkins Liverpoo'-foof
seamer britannia Br, Liverpool j Bruce Ismay
seamer Plato (,r Coomb, Liverp9ocB@asx % e SON
steamer State OF Pennsylvania tBr). Manu. GLASGOW
Steamer iler GER chr,toers Bremen and Southampton
steamer Friesand CBeg) Rande Antwerp-Petsr Wright
sons w.. ,,...on Havana w,raAco
Steamer Cherokee. Bearse. Charleston and Jacksonve
W" s,eamer Xlsenborn Iewi. Baltimore-I c Foster.
steamer Martha McCabe. Van Kirk philadelphia-Roo-
steamer Miller Homer BanseTmF Smith Co.
Steamer Eleanora. Bennett, Portland -horauo nan
BARK James X Wright freem an, VALPARAISO" H"race az
w. SAILED.
Steamers Friessnd for Antwerp Aler Bremen CITY OF
Paris and Britannia Liverpool crystal ieilni NaBaia
Havana Colorado Galveston; Cherokee, Charleston.
Also salled-via Long Island sound
Steamer Lucy p. Miller. for Bangor.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Mar lo-Arrived steamer Marengo (Br) "hiton'
from New.York. .,-.. m, ~.
LIyEnpooI Mar lo-saed. steamer Maranhense (Br IRE
escIfLY Mar l9-Passed steamer Lain Ger, Hefners
from New. York on her to Bremen a. c......-
SIETTIN. Mar l6Saled, steamer Poara (Oerl Hohi"ooi
for New.York. Al. ,c., ly,hi
HAhBCR0 Mar lSArrlyed. steamer f.Hol"s NH'Al num-
vein. from New YORK. N, ,..
PALERno Mar 4-;aed. steamer Pocahontas Brl James,
New York.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

DEDICATION OF ST. JO>EPilS HOSPITAL.
The new st. Joseph'S Hospital, which has been ont
ir south broadway, Yonkcrs, on the site OF 81
Aloysus Academy, which destroyed by fire on
Christmas Day two years ago, was dedicated yes
terday morning. The building cost Sl3OOOO. ana
will be under the management OF the Sisters OF Mount
st. Vincent Convent. solemn high mass was cclc-
bratcd by Father Corlcy, assisted by Father NC
Laughln and Father O'Riely, In tho hospital chapel.
Tho bcncdictiOn OF the blessed sacrament was also
celebrated in the chanccl BY Father McNamec, OF
Mount st Vincent The choral part Of the service waS
by ffty sisters from the Mount IT Vincent Convent.
dinner was afcrward served for the priests hospital
staff and visitors OF whom there were a large NUMBER
Although managed by the Mount II Vincent convent.
the hospital will be open for patients of all religious
denominations. The building j. about l5ON5O feet
brownstone facngs. and Is finished inside In oak ~
the south end l. tho chapel. when Is gem OF 'uch'
tcciural Skill The vcstmcnt~ and altar decorations
were given by Mrs " Bcnzigcr. The hospital VIII
Accommodate about eighty patients
DOBBs PERRY.-Thc charter election resulted as
follows: President Andrew &. Fields. Trustee, Alonzo
Alderman Collector. John Langc, Treasurer. John X
Alderman.
WHITE PLAINS Charles Butler. Of scarsdalc.
large landowner. has protested before Judge Barnard
against tho condemnation Of ands taken for the outlet
sewer system by the village. lie has subpoenaed
state Engineer Bocart I'm his interest Dr. II. +.
>ohnid a prominent local physician. has written an
open letter calling upon tho villa fathers {" SINK the
outlet sewer pipe beneath the IronA. and 10 do away
with the use Of a ,phon.
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AGITATION roK A STREET RAILWAY.

New-York and Plalnheld capitalists have combined
for the introduction of street railway IN tihs city
For years many citizens lave fought the proposition
10 destroy the beautiful drlvcwhNs. which comprise
one Il the ciiy's greatest charms 'Ouno''"""
tmith however recommended the granting "i a
franchise at the last meeting Of the Common Council
The following streets and avenues are those pro
losed for tho railway tracks, upon when VIII DC
run bob tail or two-horsc cars. me '3uh,Nl
consents to such franchise: Route 40. NvF'n-
ave Iarl, ave Sixth.st, Palnhcld ave, Fouith 81,
Munroc ave. Iouic 80. Fourth IT, 'i,l hN'.'
Front st. Park ave. North ave. route No. irnnt 81,
and son cr. ct city line. route No. f-Mt"N"l
Woodland ave, La Grandc ave, Broadway, fca'' !.
and North The oorpCrtors Of the company "ro
Jacob Klkner, Dr. j. 1. friiis. r. \: Van Hnht
H. VI Du Tlon. r. \. Durham. j. y HfS""'d'
4 W Platt, W, H. Kelley and J. ii. Mooney.
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TP ~ Busy HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

GLENNED IRON NNNY VTNKTEKS.
An entertainment entitled The Darymaids' Can
taia7 Will De given TN, evening under the auspices
Of the Young Peoples society Of Christian Endeavor,
in the Lexington Avenue BAPTIST Church. corner ono
hundred and eleventh It., at : o'clock.
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's Fore Sn
Missionary socicty Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
viii Dee held day. In ST. James Church. Madison ave.
and one hundred and twenty sixth it., beginning at
1880 a. N. Luncheon will be served In the church
parlor,.
The military drlI at West End Hall on Tuesday
evening" for the benefit of the New York lrc,5y terrain
Church, one hundI ed and twenty eighth 4. and soy
cnth ave- given by the young women Of this church,
~, sisted by Company A. OF the l}onnar school was
In every way success. Many we're turned away
with the promise that the performance shall be re-
pcaicd on Friday evening and that ticket, sold for
the first entertainment VIII be good for the second
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AFFAIRS IN BROOhLIN.

pERcIvAL CIIUBB on JOHN RUsKlN.
percivaI Chnbb of London lcctured yesterday aier-
noon before the members of the Brooklyn INSTITUTE III
their hail in Westinghouse. upon John huSAlh' anu
the Task Of Artistic and social Reform Inc lecture
was one of course upon recent English prose "ric'S
Illustrating present tendencies in English thousnv anu
culture. Mr. Chubb described inc rcia'ions Va ~
p,i % Tho romantic,ss of tho age in which he was
horn and his work in bringing about new era IN ART
lie also spoke of his efforts for social reform ana inc
unsuccessful ST. Georges Guild. The lecture was ~, re-
plcte with illustrations from the many MvIhs uri,.r
f,Nsi.t non showing his ideas and his shill As "II
Of Enclth The lecturer said that IN me ieru ~,
and Universally of his intellectual productions az
a as,,;r vas UNSURPASSED in the present age me
ncxi lecture Of the course on Wednesday, March 10
will be devoted to Walter Patcr
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

, Republican County Committee Webster Hall, 8 p m.
Flack before Judge Bartlett
McCala Court Of Inquiry. Navy Yard Brooklyn
Interstate Commerce Committee, Federal Building
Chamber OF Commerce meeting, l p. m -
Downtown Republican Club, No. 81 New-s'.' l.
b. m. .ooo
Moody's address. Collegiate Reformed Church. 10 80
q. m. M
Annual dinner Of the Press Club. Delmonico's, 80
.. m.
Manhattan Club annual election evening.
Professor Stoddards lecture. Days Theatre. III a. m
Mechanics and Tradesmen's School closing exercises
No. Is East Scventeenth-st, p. IN.
James w. Gerard before Huguenot Society," Columbia
College. p. m
lncorporators Of Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
Sciences No. 554 BedfO:d-avc, Brooklyn, 8 p. IN.
Ladies' musicale at Manhattan Athletic Club, y. m.
Sons Temperance meeting No sol Hudson st,e p M
Woman Suffrage League Park Avenue Hotel, p rl'
Aldermen's Committee on Streets, 1 p. M
Lecture by Henrietta Russell, Haidman Hall, $50
p. m.
Ke.tledrum for the benefit OF Society for Aiding Self
Supporting Women, No. III West Twcnty-third-st
r. Pooe's lecture, Fity-nfthst and Lexington-avc,
p. m.
Installation Of the Rev. W. r. Harshow. First Unitarian
Church. o..
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LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CiTi.-John Mulllgan. who killed
Leo Bollngcr IN barrOom fight at Richmond I'M
In December last convicted yesterday before
County Judge Garrc'son. in the Queens county court
~ sessions. II granddaughter In The second degree
sentence Will 10 imposed to-day.
COLLEGE TolNr.-rhc wcavcrs employed In the
SIX mill. ~ I.llman 4 Co have gone on a strike
because the firm refuses e. increase the rate for piece
work from two - three cents per yard. About 800
hand, were employed In the mill.
IIICk-NIIIE.- Justice >t'iucft held Treasurer
jonathan Baldwin. Of "a cln under 500 bail yes
to-day 10 await the action o The Grand Jury for a
mi.dcmcanor ln having served a treasurer of tho
village Of sea Cd without filing bond. required
Nv Law.
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WEST ORANGE. .


WOMEN VOTED FREELY THIS TINE.
The annual meeting Of the West Orange School Dis
trict was held on Tuesday evening, and was one Oh
the most remarkable that have ever been heid
in tho township. There were two tickets In inc
field for trustees, and the excitement was at fever
heat. Large four-horse vans were run from the TWO
ends Of tho township filled with women ana ior tne
first time in the history OF the township the women
voted freely. The excitement was chiefly over the
election of John J. Kcnncy as trustee on the ground
that he was a Catholic. The opposition candidates
we're elected as follows George r. Stage, Horace
! Arne and John J. Edwards. The request OF the
for an appropriation OF 81 900 to finish the
second story Of the new school building was rejected
after heated discussion.
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The municipal year begins to-day. II Is signaihed
by tic final extinction Of tho old volunteer IRE depart
mcnt which has existed more than seventy hVc years
il, place being taken by complct" paid system he
sides tho force Of captains, engineer. drivers ana
,,crmen there arc eight callmcn attached 10 earh OF
tho nine steamer and three truck companies.
william Islicb and John LINEN. VINO were among
tho striking wcavcrs Of the Lyons silk and Tape Try
Company, have been held IN 300 ban e|h oy ho-
cordcr Grcavcs for assauting Daniel stewart foreman
for the company on the street and trying - thfo"
him into the raccway only dc-lsuns when he DIRE"
revolver and fired shot.
The trustees Of the Paterson General Hospital As
ISOLATION are In prcdicament abpat Inc S1' lot ''
proposcd new hospital. They had bought tract That
suited them in Market 81. IN the suburbs hut jacob
: Rogers the millionaire locomotive mah"ia' 'li'r'
owns a small wcdgc-lko strip. which Is needed be
,r.ce, the tract and Mad ave. Mr. Roger, foc'
not want a hospital put mp near ms property anu nv
refuses 10 sell the strip 10 the association
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ELIZABETH.

Az ELECTION ~ TIE Sd REGIMENT.
An election for Colonel Of the ID Regiment the
first in nine years was held on Tuesday night. at the
u,,inc,taI beaduuartcrs. Lieutenant Colonel Lee,
of Kcvpori. was elected to succeed Colonel Hopes.
Major BENJAMIN L. Holmes, Of fremont. was elected
Lieutenant Colonel after prolonged contest lasting
u,i1 midnight. BNrct Major Al,tron. - Long
Branch wa. chosen Major The election Wa> con.
duri.d by Colonel Chambers, of Trenton. Assistant
Ali 81
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] ArmOrv Knox In The PhlIadcphia Press.
A business who has been successful In politics
was commencing enterprise to a wcllknown doctor.
IL j. enterprise and VIM lie said, that command
success. The door Of business success. Sir has il
In large letters the word p-t-s IL, push"
And ! suppose said tie Doctor, in his suavc
prescription voice, the door of political success has
on il a brazen plate with the word PULL, pull y
And then the bYstandcrs smiled.
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pLAINEIEID.


TIE ALDERMEN ARE INDIGNANT.
The Democratic Councilmcn Of planhcd who were
In a bar-oom when "a raid made on tic place
by tho police, indisnant over the publicity gwen
the affair and threaten TO begin libel suits ms week
against the editor Of one OF the iiaihncii news
nancrs II is only "A few weeks ago that these same
aldermen passed "a resolution apprOpriatns --Oo Z"
CATCH ylOiItDIs of the excise law.
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EAST ORANGE.
w,ru PRAISE FOR THE REV. MIR. PUI

WARM PRAISE FOR THE REV. MR.. PULLAN.
A Congregational Council Of the Northern Con-
ference Of Ncw-Yor assembled at the First Congrcea
tionai Church yesterday afternoon and granted the
appcaton of the pastor. the Rev Frederick b. Pulan,
for the dissolution of his relation Ia the church. he
havin accepted call 10 the Congregational Church OF
Berkeley, Cal. A committee presented series OF
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culogisc resolutions the work done by MI hi,
in the building of the church. and com h venna
to the conference in California In tnc evening" ~
farewell reception rendered to MI PuIap he held
III evening when the new organ will be formally
oucned by recital The church VIII be iorna am,
no devoted to that object.
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY
JERSEY CITY,

TWO OFFICIALS BURIED IN MUD.
Freebooter Tierncy and County superintendent Can
narrowly escaped being drowned in the liackcn-
sack swamps Tuesday afternoon. They were driving
along the county road their way 10 Snake liill
when their horse SHE'D and pitched them into tho
swamp. They nearly smOthered with mnd ana
extrcatcd with considerable difficulty. Two men on
a furniturc-van helped them to get tho horse out.
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STATEN ISLAND.

sTAPIETON.-A pretty home wedding occurred last
evening Waiter l.. scott a well known resident OF
clifton married to Miss Annie r.. Wolcott, second
daughter Of captain David MocOti. AZ the home Of
the brides parents, In Broad 4. The Rev. Dr. j. C.
Eglcsion, rector Of ~ Johns Episcopal Church.,
grClatei
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AInNG TIlr SOrND.

BRIDGEPORT. f.. wcaycrs employed by
the Elastic Web Company ar" ou strike They allrgo
that they cannot compete with the new machinery in
irodu,cd by the company. The mon are mostly Eng
-hmen aud from -lD to go weekly
Tn, Board Trade has passed resolution, opposing tho
proposed Harlem River navigation scheme. urging that
Il viii prove detrimental to Connecticut and New Eng
land shipping interest.
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A CASE OF DISPUTED AUTHORITY.

A clash Of authority has arisen between the Board
Of street and Water Commissioners and the Board OF
Aldermen in relation 10 the elevation OF the Pcnnsy
vania tracks, After the company had altered the
plans to meet Mayor Clcvcland's demand that there
should be at least thirteen feet clearance under tho
tracks the Board Of street and Water commissioner
tracks through the north side Of Railroad ave- Tor tle
running Of trains while the tracks being elevated
The Aldermen say now that they have sole coptrol
of tho streets and that permission must be obtained
from them To lay the temporary tracks Inc mailcr
has been referred to the Corporation Counsel
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BRUNSwICK-T dc Souza Roza, Portuguese Minister
a. washington FIFTH AVENUE William l.. Scott. OF
pennsylvania and Alden j. Blethen OF Minneapolis. GIL
Observation-Disclosures Superintendent T. a. Maxwell. Ok
Albany NEGOTIATIONS Commissioner Charles r.
Peck OF - lbany WINDSOR-Norman b. Eeam ana Johh
w. DoaN OF Chicago.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

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N-eapdy Hosh 7.Ol Gov. Island Tin Hcl cate. aos
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PATERSON.
ICE FROM 4 CATAEACr's SPRAY.

ICE IEOM \ w NIsNNI ; NIIsNI T.
Horny BAUM who leases the grounds about the
Pa>,aic Falls ard runs the hotel on the pa'c' ma,
been filing his ice houses IN manner that Is con
idcr,d unique. Tho spray from the cataract alia III
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fifteen tons Of this ice and yesterday c I'po'u HAT
vcsting five ton, more.
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Tie police arc determined TO enforce the new ordi
nance prohibiting the keeping Of stationary garbage
boxes on the sidewalks. Nine property owners WHO
had neglected or refused 10 obey the ordinance were
arraigncd in Police Justice stilsngs court yesterday
morning and fined from II TO - each
The Board of Frceholdcrs yesterday dismissed the
charges against Henry Spicrs. an attendant at the
Snake Hill Insane Asylum, and rcinstatcd him.
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. = r. rlu.h Sacqucs Jackets Wrap Newfnare'- ana
- paie,c,- Garments reduced 20 so $50 garments
r.duced 10 500 $50 garments reduced o 80 mum >o' n
on second floor OF 1913 Prncr-st G. G. Nul T.. fus''E
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n,.o r1xAxcrs or GREENWOOD CEMETERY

At the meeting OF the lotowneIs OF "rcch"oou
,,o-o.or- Yesterday soue statements male By
l. uddcr in regard 10 the management OF inc
money received from the sale of lots He sara II ilat
bcen used for current expenses instead OF benz apue
70 the endowment fund or devoted 10 the acquisition
~ new lands lie also suggested that IL wouiu "
choarer Tor fhe association to care for graves HHll
NJ nlacing them in the hands of florists. IL was oc
cdtd 10 arrange for the Of lots at supula'eu
yearly price.
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SHE TJOrGIIr SHE COULD RE 4 GOOD WIFE.

SIZE THOUGHT SHE COULD BE \ GOOD "lfh
In the suit brought by Mrs. Laura r.. Abrams ioi
limited divorce from Waverly Abrams, boohhecper Oh
No 113o Uerkimerst., Mrs. Abrams tcSuncd beloro
1ustice BARTLETT in the supreme Court, yesterday
They were married in 1883 and have two chilar'h'
she testified that her husband struck her ana thr'a'
cncd her and struck her one day with hank of yarn
"Was YOUR marriage a love matchl7 she was asked
81 don't know
az wasn't a love match was II ~
aWcll told Mr. Abrams that had broken on an
o,.-or.,oort with another gentleman. lie asked me
20 marry him and said thought could learn 10
love him and be good wife to INN. lie saiu 'c was
satisfied" ,.-Aa.d ,,d 80.
agree ahout the treatment Of their children anu hcy
onars.l,ed about their punishment. The defence III
the case is a general denial
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SHIPPING NEWS

NH7PTINT NEVN
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 10. 1880
ARRIVED
Steamer Gala (Br Murphy. Liverpool Mar y, Queens