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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

In suuthern Europe $4,000 oranges have
been pirked from one tree.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

"DoEs dress make the Lady," Well,
If it is evening dress, no There is
not enough Of that to make more
than good-sized infant
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

:. Ward or
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There are six schools in Ireland where
Irish is taught
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

On December 18th, was confined to my
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the Commercial Advertiser" recommend
cd tina: I should Fry bottle of ayers
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two days was able TO resume my bust acs1
and am now entirely cured.
AS took no other remedy, I csn but give
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which I gratefully recommend as a speedy
specific for this disease.
Yours very truly,
F. 7. HARRISON
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

It is said that four.ifths of all the hail
storms occur in the daytime.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

A Birmingham England man collected
540, 900 pennies during his lifetime.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05
Baltimore \ Potomac Railroad.

After Sunday, ,ecember goth, 49,, the
trains on this road will run as follows:
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The human heart, in a lifetime of eighty
yea s, beats 200 100000 times.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

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Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all druggists.
There are over 5000 brass bands in tn
Salvation Army.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

THE blacklist fluid is used as an
agent to enlighten the world.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

FITS stopped free by DR.. KLINE's GREAT
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Tbo p.o,.a.. l:l A. -. 4,
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F. 7. HARRISON
20 Park Row, New York, n. Y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-02-05

The Braganza diamond, the largest in the
world, weighs 1880 clrats
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Wrote NV Resignation
Hoods arsaparilla

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for Infants and Children.

castoriaissowell adapted TO children that
, sIecoInnend itas superior to any prescription
~H'"n 70 me" IA. ARCHER, NJ. d.,
Ill So Oxford ST., Brooklyn, ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
NEW. CITY.

The Tribune Yesterday received ~ each from Cash"
and L. v b." for the Russian Relief Fund.
william H. Bellamy real estate broker at No -
broadway is foreman Of the Federal Grand Jury for
March. which worn In yesterday.
Frederick =. House. Of the law firm Of Levy, Friend
& House was taken sick IN his raw Office I'm Park Row
Yesterday morning Dr. harrington. who sum
noncd aid that he suffering from nervous pros
ratlon. Mr. House taken 10 staten Island, where
he Will have long rrst The rumor that he hal
tried to commit suicide somehow got anoat Yesterday
morning.
At the annual meeting Of the Hebrew Free School
Association the vice president. trah Hermann. hay
Ing declined election. II unanimously resolved
that the president appoint n committee of i've 10 cN-
press suitable manner the sentiments Of the mem
Der, ~ the association being deprived NJ the valuable
service, Of Mr.. Hermann In the ariuou, Offices Of
president chairman Of tho discipline commit
This has been done.
The University Council Of Columbia College has
voted To have prepared a form Of diploma which shall
DC the for all departments Of the university.
In tho OF the higher and honorary degrees and
degrees confcrrct the recommendation OF the scues
OF philosophy political science and medicine, the Ian
guage Of the diploma Is ,till to be In Latin. In
diplomas conferred the recommendation % the fac
ultics II law and mines. English viii be- employed.
Two case, 81 shamrocks sent from Limerick In their
native ,od received at the Office ~ the National
Federation ~ America. Cooper Union, yesterday They
will be distributed the different branches OF the
Federation throughout the country
\ contract for supplying the tinted states Army
with baking powder awarded to the Cleveland
Baking Powder Company on the ith Inst. This makes
tho sixth consecutive order fpr Clcveands baking
powder from the Government.
Tie property recently purchased by George Kemp
from T. > Jairay. 40. 81, Fiuhaye.. j, 42AI2;; feet
not 2JXlOO. ~ has been enormously stated.
Tho schooner Marion Ill., which arrived here yes
erday from MacOns, reports heavy weather most Of
the voyage. She carried away her head stays, lost
and split sails, and al one time had Ter cabin flooded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHE-TER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlNS.-The grand jury Of Westchester
County, after celebrating two days In the case Of
Chief Police Hackett OF North larry town. who sho
James Harmon at primary meeting held In that
village in February, found Indictment yesterday
against him, it said that lIackct shot IIannon
In fIeience.
IONKERs.-The Rev. a. NJ. Conway, pastor Of the
Messiah COlOred Church, who dragged from the
pulpit on Sunday, was arragned IN court yesterday
charged with diSJrdery conduct. lie asked for time
TO procure witnesses, and remandcd until THIS
morning Mr.. Conway says that he Is still pastor
the church. and that his resignation does not take
effect until April 4. lie says that the congregation
owes him nearly years salary.
TARRYTOWN.-JOseph W. Mabic formerly cashier
Of the Tarrytown National Bank, has been indicted
by the Grand Jury charge Of grand larceny.
Mabie has been taken to White Plains and locked up.
In December was discovered that he had cmbczzlcd
$4,000 from the bank bat with the aid OF hi,
friends he made restitution OF the whole amount. IL
WAS not supposed that he would BE- prosecuted.
BEDFORD.-The Bedford Farmers Club held a
welluttended meeting yesterday afternoon. Officers
were elected for the coming year; The following
subject was then discussed should Farmers Purchase
Commercial Fertilizers If SO, to What EXtent!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN

The Brooklyn city Railroad Company Is preparing TO
extend its tracks In Fltbushavc. in the town Of Flat.
lands u the Kings Highway.
Less than 100 persons signed the lists prepared for
the signatures OF persons who approved the elaborate
Iridso terminal plans drawn up under direction OF
Vice President Howell, OF the board OF trustees.
\ lecture Is to he given In Plymouth Church on
Galaher. upon " Henry Ward Becchcr.' DR.. Gallaher
was Il close friend of Mr. Bccchcr. Of whom he has
many Interesting "reminiscences. The lecture will be
in aid Of the Eccchcr Memorial Church, and Mayor
Body has promised to preside
The Rev. Joseph ID. BurIcll Installed pastor
Of the Casson Pc,by terrain Church on Tuesday
night. DR.. John Hall preached the sermon. The
Row Drs D. j. BurrcI and +. l.. Cuyler charged pastor
and people, respectively
The taking OF evidence IN the suit Of DR. Mary A.
Dixon Jones against The Brooklyn Eagle" b. recover
$1,000 rs damages for libel, ended Yesterday
and the arguments of counsel will be made today each
side being confined four hours. Judge Bartlett will
deliver his charge 10 morrow. and the will bc
given the jury. The evidence includes more than
.OOO. 900 words, has been taken for twenty
seven days.
William Harold johnson, who was employed In tho
homeopathic Hospital, in Cumbcrlandst. and lived
with his mother at No. 1897 FGltOn-st., has been
missing since February 10 lie is fifteen years Old
feet = = inches In height. had a under the lip
and a dark gray suit with lIght-brown overcoat
and soft black felt hat lie has been troubled with
mclancholia recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Sinking Fund Commissioners. city Fall, p m
Bicycle tournament Madison Square Garden.
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway directors
Suburban Republican Club, Cnchundredsn d-seventy'
seventh-st. and Vsnderliltaye.. p m
Union League Club. evening.
Executive Committee National Board OF Steam Navi'
cation, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Quill Club dinner, Csrk's. evening.
College Of Dentistry commencement. Chckering Hall.
p. IN.
Princeton Club Hotel Brunswick. 8 80 p M
Food and Health Exposition LenoS Lyceum
Aggressive Presbyterian Sunday-school work Rutgers
Riverside Presbyterian Church. p. M.
Tho Rev Dr. r. s. Sorrss lecture, HISTORICAL Society
Brooklyn. D. nj.
Theodore Rooscvelt's lecture. Association Hail. Brook
Ign. y. n.
Epworth League convention Pork Avenue Methods
Episcopal Church.
Amateur theatricais at Berkeley Lyceun, p. NJ
Young Peoples Association, North Baptist Church.
p
German Social Scientific Urion Maenncrchor Hall.
y.
Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endcayor. Church
Of the Saviour, y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Brooklyn City Rail
road Company is endeavorng it is sald to purchase
Mayer Glels0ns electric railroad connecting the sub
urbs OF Long Island City with the Thirty fourth ST.
and James slip ferries. The price offered the Mayor
Yesterday was $500. 900. lie declined the offer
There are nine miles OF electric railroads now In
operation owned by Mayor Gleason Their total value
he SAYS, Is 100000.
COLLEGE POINr.-Charles HOdenstah. who com
mlttcd suicide Tuesday night By taking arsenic
was seventy wears old. The College Point Enterprise
Rubber Works gave him employ ncnt. BodcIi-tIb
had been tired of life for some years lie frequently
expressed desire to die. Recently he said he had
livAd long enough too long In fact Three years
he attempted 20 end his lie with poison. but
successful. LIE leaves wife aud two graadc hldren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
FI.yTEAL OF HENRY J. CULLEN. JR

The funeral 81 Henry j. Cullen. jr., was attended
by many person, On Grace Episcopal Church on the
Heights yesterday afternoon. TIL pallhcarcrs were
Mayor Eoody, Judge Bartlett. Hugh Mclaughlin.
Felix Campbell. W. H. Dckeman, Frederick A. Ward.
Alden :. swan. samuel Lo0cocH George H. Abbott.
Thomas +. Miller. Thoua, Moore and Walter y. John
son. Among others present were Judges Pratt.
Clements. Osborne and Van Wyck. cN Mayor sohrO"-
der Theodore +. JACKSON. T.. G.. BlackfJrd. Edward
Packard. cN-NayOr Hunter General l. >. tatliu,
Howard VI. Smith. john r.. Scarles. Ir. W. &. DC
witt. J. &. Hendrix. General II. ". >Ocum W. J.
GaynOr and Almct I. jerks. The services con
Quoted 10y the Rev. DR.. Chaunccy Il. Brewster who
read the burial service. The burial was IL Green
wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
PLAN, FOR THE NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The committee Of public men interested In the ne"
free library project ipc the city h., carefully con
,dcrcd the suggestions put forward at the recent con
ference held In the Office II Mayor Body, and the
members the committee recommend certain changes
in the bill before the Legislature. Tho name Of TIE
Institution is to be the Public Library. Resides the
Mayor and President Of the Board OF Aldermen as
OK Oco member, Of the Board Of Directors. the prcSE
dent Of the Board Of Education and the Director Of the
Iroolyn Institute Of Art, and sciences are 10 serve
I'm the like, capacly The Board shall select IT. own
officers, Instead Of having the Mayor for president and
o President Of the Board Of Aldermen for vice prel-
dent The erection II the library building. aud the
purchase Of books eln be under the control OF the
Library Board. Ordinances shall be- Trained for the
punishment Of person who iniurc TIE library property
and tlcy hall b. made city ordinances by the Hoard
of Aldermen. subject to change only ov the llbrnry
I.os,rd The amendments will be Incorporated In the
hill before the Legislature which apprppitArs rhH.
600 for The ounGaon o; the library. and not less than
$4,000 annually for its maintenance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
Port OF NETWORK "WEDNESDAY, MAR. Q, 1s9-
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer sikh m Rowlsy Japan and chtn, psytsV G
ratar and IT., Bermuda nI VIII mn nus ~ ~
riy tho aT at o. r Rutherford London Shields
81 with chalk order; vessel to John Seager A'c""'
the bar AT Ei Br White London Feb II. Barry 49, with
cb sIsI to order ts vessel to Funcl Edge Co
;h mase and passengers II Maitland Kersey Arrived
at .ns BsT Bradnayne m Ryder Sunderland Feb 2s in
81 E %. v ana cech, Co
ry at g rgm n "bcS Drunsma Amsterdam Feb a. with
mise and passengers Funch Edge Co. Arrived at tho
' steamer "a Kitty (NOr sOlvs Port Antonio days with md'e
and to K Go winawara Islands
Crox DAYS With passengers to outerbidse%
Go Steamer %cne inc Hayen ports via kingston
with mise and passengers to Pim for"oou az W. |''
's s ar at CIV o. Alexandria Curtis Havana days with
mlse and passengers Ward Co Arrived al inc pa
steamer Kncserbockcr IIasey Neworeans. with mdse
am Str Ehce.or Higgins Neworleans. with mdse to
' Sl'ams ASonGun McKee, J%sksGnyIs and Charleston
steamer city Atlanta, Doe West Point va WIN ma''
an Shp Mara6omt cBr Hutchinson Antwerp 50 days. with
order vessel 70 scamInelI bso, " ba,v
Al CITY Island-llght, W; clear.
CLEARED.
Germanic Br) Cameron Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state OF Nebraska Br Brown Glasgo~-Austin
sieS,T croma CBr Lord Leith simpson Spence Young
I.
STEAMER Geos,enundo GER. Muller. Hamburg Gustav
steamer Noordland tBes Nickels Antwerp International
steamer capuot (Br Ellis. Rio Janero. &c-Us& Brazil
steamer marlborough BIT. Halliburton windward Islands
Steamer Euriries BIZ Hand. Mayaguez. &c-NY PR SIS
Steamer Hyppolo Dumois Nor. Turnbul. Baracoa-H
steamer cuba (Nor) Bernhoidt. Carienss-Funch Edve
Steamer saratoga Leighton and cardenas Jas
steamer Nueces RISK Galveston II Mallory CO
steamer Hudson. kemhle. New orleans : ~ Neanah
steamer III Dorado Hyrnc New orleans John Van sickle
steamer eas,ee Robinson Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer F " Bruno Lewis. Baltimore II fostor
steamer Cottage city Bennett. to tland horatio HalL
ship arl Friedrich Gerl Haah Hong hohS -pe' 'Aie'
Barr Formosa. sheppard. Monevdeo-T p Ball & Co.
SAILED.
steamers Germanc for Liverpool Italia Copenhagen Cali
fornis aud Administer. Hamburg Ddam Amsteriam Noord
Land Antwerp salamanca Vera cruz Burnley Trindaf
curly belize Dgmo. Gi6ars EqrPds. s. iosns FIX FIX
lasel ORLEANS; Kansas city. savannah leinsssoe
Charlrsoh tiuyandOti". NoolAi Der"eh hoIme pauoic
ship AvOla. FOR Calcutta
Also sailed-Nis Long Island BOUND
Steamer wilkesbarre for Boston.
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
srErTy steamer Federation tsr' Castor Tor
orEtNsrowS Mare-Arrved steamers Greystroks lBr'.
Robinson New York Majestic (Br). Parsel from New
s1tIItvrroN Mar Sailed Steamer Spree Ger, Willie
g-roif from Bremen hence FOR New York 49,, -,
SHRlD- Mat 9-Saed steamer Casesae (Brl. Milne. for
IltRn Mar Passed steamer Scanda Ger. Kopf from
New York on her way To Hamburg n.u.. n, p.x,..
GIBRALTAR. Msrs-Passei steamer BOLIVIA tbr), Baxter
from Mt,literIan porte ON her way TO New York
ST LUCIA Sailed. steamer Bisa Br Graham. from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE BISHOP STOPPED TIE FUNERAL.
At tho funeral Of Policeman Peter Reen yesterday
n sensation WAS caused when II became known That
Bishop Wigger had forbidden the holding Of services
over Reen's body in st. Peters Roman Catholic
Church. The services were to have been begun al y
O'Clock, and n large crowd OF friends of the dead
man had arrived at the church door at that tn'e'
At half past there still no sign OF any service
ut the church. At the home Of the dead man. No.
l53 Sussex st. there also evidence OF delay In
The proceedings About fifty carriages stood IN front
of the house and a number OF friends Of the family
stood about in groups on the sidewalk
1t was some time after ! O'Clock that the under
taker Mr. Moran disclosed the fact that because Rccn
had been Il member OF the Grand Lodge. knights OF
PythIas the Bishop had forbidden the funeral taking
place at the church. 1t decided to bury Police
man Rcen without religious services and the funeral
procession proceeded 10 the Catholic Cemetery. hut
the order of Bishop Wigrcr prevented the burial Of the
body in conSecratrd ground. and as last resort IL
placed in vault, pending the final decision oil The
Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
THEIR MINDS APPARENTLY TNBILANCED
4 LAWYER. ATtILoR AID MNNUFACTURER COM
NITTEn InE FNNMINATION.

\ X. \
NTTED FOR FXAMuNATIoN.
Samuel VI. Abraham. 4 lawyer. twenty seven years
old Of 40. 30 Henry It,. Appeared before Justice
Eilbrcih at the E,-cN Market Police Court Yesterday
morning aud asked to be- committed to have hi mcnt.
condition examined. II feel an inclination to commit
suicide hc said. and want 70 ind ont what is
the trouble with me-
Justice kilbrcth stared A. the lawyer in astpn>lt
mcnt For i week past the young man has been a
daily visitor at the court. lie would 1T on a bench
and stare vacauty about the courtroom. lie never
spoke. and AWAY, had panied look in his face Yes
cfday Abraham clinched lis fist aad then walked
boldly before the Justice. III, clothing was and
tidy. want TO be examined h. continued. In an
absent minded way. because ! have pans In my head
For "A long time have determined to make this re
quest but only to-day could find courage t. do so. &"
The Justice finally ISSUED the commitment and Abra
election he for the Assembly IN the INth As.
scmbly District on thc NOorhs ticket. lie Is well
known the East Side. His parents wealthy
Henry PrOusc Cooper, at one time a we'll known
tailor doing business at No. 14 Broadway aud No. 292
Finh-avc., committed to the care Of the city
ply for examination TO his sanity in the
rombs Court yesterday. His brother 4. L.. Cooper
made tho complaint. charging him with attempt to
shoot him three days at A. +. Coopcr's store No
- Broadway. In denying that he had threatened his
brothers life, Cooper said he had been arrested on a
similar charge, preferred 10y tn" same BROTHER three
years ago and it had then him $50 900 get out
Of the affair. Al that time his brother agreed % give
York but ne returned o the city anyway.
William II. sutherland hic manufacturer Of pow lcrs
pills. who has been confined ~ Jefferson Market
Prison awaiting trial on charge of stealing boraX
worth SLIGO, sent To Bellevue Hospital yesterday
no sct hire 10 hi, bcdclOhcs and when asked why he
did 10 he said that the keepers were trying to kill him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
SIZE srCcETDED THE SECOND TINE.

Tao suicide OF Mr.. Clara StDll, thirty Two Years
Old the wife Of Michael stoll. wealthy paint
curcr II 40. 81 Dchcvo, It.. 10y paris green poison.
ing reported 10 the police Of the sagg II. Stallion
yesterday. Mr. stOll, while Temporarily insane Two
year, ago threw herself IN front Of Il train on the
broadway track Of the Union Elevated road, ~ the
flu,hinSavc. station. She lay In hos lial between
Me and death for more than two month, MIS-. Sioll
Died vest ray mornin;. After her death a note NJ.
dressed to her hus band was found her. The note
read thus: Dear Mike: Forgive me, oh. forgive
me for what | have done. Take good Of the
children. tired Of life and 1t i impossible for
Inc to live any IDnscr. Your Loving wife, Clara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOkLIN.
SIZE GAVE ALL SIZE HAD TO THE CHURCH.


A woman connected with st. johns fTo'eS'aht EP'
copal Church. in st Johns Place, near Se'entnA'e'
became 20 wrought up by the appeals Oh inc rcoo '0
Row. George T. Breed. for lenien ana E@'s'e' ohe"r'
10 free the church from debt, that "ooA aso 'u"!
she mt the deed OF her house ana INC IaIoh''' WI"
Aandfl OF iewelry on the collection pate III ie"
moments the woman who had made liie olc"hs ~
iurued 10 the church in haste ana "sheu tHat 'nc
key be returned to her She had gone AZ .hc way
home before size discovered that she au !ooheu
ont Tie rector asked her what her Hlot'c was o,o
said that she had been deeply impressed VIII" INC oo
cations which Lent imposed upon believers anu sie
determined 10 make 4 sacrifice OF ali me o'"""enOe
She Lad been Ia the habit Of wearing Inc houee DIG
wanted TO make over gift 10 the church out shc
had no place to 60, and she had concluded 10 get
the kew and continue TO live In the dwelling though
sboud still belong 70 the church.
subsequently the rector made inquiries INTO MS
caller, circumstances and found that she "oro or
her daily bread ; a telegraph operator ana 'ie pop
crtv she proposed 70 give the church was everything
She owned in Til, world The next tlue ehe ca'seI
,pon him told Ter that he could mol leceNc Ie
an nd there was nothing in heI Chlelan nul9 WIZ,
obliged her to give IT, Then sle ae1eN u w TouIi
would take charge of the deed. NJ least uh sii i,,
want il again The property SUI remains III III 90
ton the deed I'm the rcctOr's hands, lhe Je"O"S Il"
unavailable asset with the treasurer