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postonlcc Notice.
lshou;d he read daily by all interested. as change

shOud he read daily by all ltsrested as shahRos MAY
Lc,tsrs Tor foreign countries need be specially ID
ST. IS desired to sSnd dapca,c q and
s:se Ia Ss tts vss. !sf' a ni O'
Foreign mat :or IL. week ena!ns Apri will close
M .te III 'sysasas and g s u:
stSsY for Ireland must be directed per "Mayer
wEDNEsDAYA. CSappoemsotSty II a. +, ma q as
4 '1 no. SSi 3 @ E9ssp9
d fsS.0 pc. y: va :, 81
a5s. tar per at Va Ga,sep Sit HS
directed per Wcst,hlandD IL M Complementary
p R oJ Ja Sa EG saiSs ana a" %
per Niagara Via Havana etters must be directed Yer
s %fi'- St 6 Dc and fGrss sasa per 49,
and st. 1hdna: Oh: Wlaas9,d Is had
snG o Reg must ;, be- Gre@d pcr 6smopoaa a.
p m for Porto Rico direct pes NgggSS f fIso
TmUEspAY-Alpm m. t,gIplcmc"tary 80 p M 70.
: p for BlueIcd,, per hasn from w.orleans:
E adssn s:ef, 70 %, 1rs q o
'' s%TT %S.s e So sSs,saa
i LA s Ss'a at r0T'ss' '"% Tor ii'Ts
rs. ia 70, 'p@ ..@sp yer p.no Gpg, frs%
q, s end p,l Ea, 81 n VIA ss
directed pes %cr M n deeed d'!Iy
Yg@aT dr., Tor v Gaia cp .na d ds@pSS &c
IN \ Fortune Island ana u'sp "nu
Aux Cayes layti per Acne at II m ls1ppiemsntary
n, n m for Scotland direct per = = Anchoris VIA
;osrow IettArs must be directed per AnchOfia); ~
! D. M Tor Netherlands dhcci. pcr $ = Maasaen VI.
e,tsrs must directed per Maa-dsn'); az
,. NJ Complementary 80 D. ~ Tor her""d'' per -
STSDAY-At 80 a. m. for Prosrcso per So
Nc>I,n Ilesr; for oer parts OF Mexico must D. aectcd
49, Vexco': at 3 y. M Costa I.ca via Ilnlon pcf
Ispania FROM New. Orleans AZ 30 D. H. ~" Ss'
Mails 1or Hawaiian Islands per $ s. AusMsis Hrom
s,n EranciscoI close here daily MP 10 April - ~
80 D. M Mails China ard JaDan Dct , Sasio
efom % "a" m Mails for Australia. NewZeaand.
tto San Eranccol cose here daily up to April "a.
~ n a0 D. M Tor on arrival at New-York OF Aerania.
Win british mails Australia. Malls Ior me Sociev
Islands per ship Tronic Bird from san frahcsco c'ose
sesSoS"nland by rail- TO Ha,sx and thence BY steamer
Moelon bv rail Boston and thsnce ~ s,eans e'ose
y. his once daily. AZ 20 D. M Mals Tor Guoa ~
ra 10 TAMPA Fla and thence By steoie, tsaiing non.
days Thursdays and Sa,ur,ays cIs AZ @ ,nin.s
sn,cIay addressed for dispatch by steamer close A.
I'D Trans psriic mails Forwarded To san Francisco
..uy ard tho schedule Of closing j. arranged on ue
e Frpancisco Malls the Fact arriving on time
:. Can FrancI.co on the doy Of sailing OF steamers are
dIsn,tchod thence The same day a..
n,is,erod mail closes AZ D. M. previous day.
Extra supplementary Mails are opened on me pierss
=, ths Fnciish and French steamers nc the houI %
nm,an omen until within Ten Minutes OF the hour o.
s'iiins OF CORNELIUS VAN COLT Po:tnsstes'
Po,soaee Nsw.York. N. T.. April 1st 1874
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orn,pD Tells MORE OF MEYICO.

-, ,..o L. StOddar1 IN his second lecture on N'
.,ahrorng republic at Days Theatre YESTERDAY mcrs
%nc nrtues showed less OF the desolaton OF inc "'
fortun.te among the Mexican people Than the "r"',
- ., che comfort and beauty OF the capt." n''
' -, -, the mountain scenery. There was us
,oc, touch Of the grucsomc and horrible. too II he az
, =, ,he atrocities Of the Aztecs and The ei'"No'
I,,,cs Of Cortcz. illustrated by pictures OIL NV 81
where and the implements Wherein" "''y "'''
Anonq the curious. instructive and pleasing pm
occd wore the house OF the Jockey club, the ca'hcu'
w. National palace the funeral tram cars the canal III
sacrincial stone Of the Aztecs the standard Oh M
C,n,l,enec the cypress grove the volcanoes anu Wv
r,,oo railway The lecture will be given ogaih 1h''
orn,na and tomorrow morning. AID On the reh"i"n
nx. ~ mi. week the lecture on 'Jdusaiem ana INT
HOLY Iand,i will have plo9es
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Tho Nall Ynrh and Metrnnnitan teams will play at u
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Louisville. April 4--rhs Louisville aud Toledo teams
played here to-day. the home players winning as they
played. The score follows:
4sisiS .. r.:::SS : q %
Gssh!rOusyils 10 Toledo Efross ad
Meakim and Grim. statton and DOwse. Ump!re-Pfcner.
Baltirnore April The Boston Unions went all 70
pieces to-day. and the Orioles an easy victory. The
B Boston snlSa ON :: 9 O. S-'I
nt!oO d 49, Po'Gp nSn n
"@n:o6 heay 's and h So sullivan and rurEe Uapf
Philadelphia April 4-Ths Philadelphia team defeated
tho Norrstowa nine to-day ny this score
E ESIt1;dHn :..: 9 9 9 GO &c
Bseehits- philadelphia 10, SorristGyn E. Errors-
hSi@r and Cross. BaasWine and DAILY Umpre"kSy.
Washington. April 4.-The University Of Pennsylvania
and Washington League baseball clubs played interest.
until The sixth inning when the League forged ahead
and won the game by this score
w SaiSer.Ity Of penn g 3 ~ f-is
ErfoTs-wa'hinaon B rnVersy Of Pcnnsyvouia 8. Bat.
sad M Rsi'" %r i o'' o"a '00' '''S''
81. Louis. April 4.-I:c St Louis baseball easily
defeated the Milwaukee nine by the following
N II 5SG: ::..::::. 2--'s
n9sshl,sst Louis lS, Miwaukee y: Er,or;-st Louis
plrc-Mason.
Augusta. Ga. AprH 4-The Brooklyn and Augusta
played to-day. BroOkyns won. through
clever pitching. Several OF the Brooklyn
played The Augusta team, including Captain Ward him.
sen. Th.
R RsSSSlyn ......:...:5 5GSf 3 SSS-s
3 Xugusta 4. Pit,hers-iiait AID Kennedy. Umpire.
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DEADLOCK IN A COMMON COUNCIL.

Atlantic city. April 4.-The Common Council met
to night and made another effort 10 Ormun', bit in'd
The Council Il a tie politically, and has been d"ad
locked for a month. All legislation Is blocked. lhi
city cmpIovcs have not been paid and tine saloon
licenses which are granted by the Council. arr cN
airing and there IS no one e. rcnow them until The
Council organizes. The Democrats threaten 10 have
Excise Commls ,loncrs appointed unless the Repnbh
cans agrce 10 organize. The Democrats now hold oil
the appontve Offices and the present incnmb"niS
hold over until their successors an appointed ih'y
have offered the Republicans Onc-hilf oi the OIhcVi'
Int this compromise has been rejected.
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first named In this list the crowd which pays
It's shilling. The Burlington House collection by the
late Mr.. Prioe must have appeared poor result for
the eco 600 he Is credited with having expended in It's
formation. Wealthy men who may have already COM
pleted collections. who may be adding TO them.
must have many instances pencilled the price after
the auctioneers decisive rap with come dismay. Nor
can tsey have been reassured OF the durability Of oil
and pigment compared 20 water colors In going the
rounds Of the collection when IT was view.
EDMUND YATES
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nnr nrLrGArEs PROM lnE xxIsr DISTINCT

The REGULAR meeting Of the Republican District Com
,u,ec q, the XXIst Assembly District was held at u'
,,souart.r. 40. Fifty nlntst, last evening
,,.r,s 4 Hess presiding. James \. Blanchard' char
o n the committee appointed to nominate tickets 10 be
voted at the primary election on ApTa To- reported 'he
oo,y,to For delegates the Republican state CohNcn
,on IN lac held AZ Albany April %, william BFook
oeia Chouncev VI. Dcpcw. Elihu Root James ~ Bhhch
ra ,b,tsq 4 Icss and John Proctor Carac; @terncfes
BENJAMIN T. Hail Chorles r. Hut!er. James ''oldNn'th
,,,,nde, r Ma+on Thomas u. Odcll and joel W. Mason
f a.lcpates to the Republican Convention Of tho MIN
,cr.. Instruct 10 delegates ana ait rlits To the
N,,ori rculcan Convention 81 Minneapolis. the com
,cc rr,nosca Henry Il. De Mnt l.. l.. Chttonden. Jo'
oh Murr,y Charles f. Homer Charles ie1ly' laehard
,ov,s Nicholas A. Knox, Eobers Sweeney william
strauss James c. Crawford, James Tscott' Ihoma' 'a
lahan and Jared g. BALDWIN
lanes owens objected IN the last three names on the
,iL tr d,lcga.4s to the State Convention and moved
=, s,,,str,tc i'm place Mossrs. blanchard Hess ana
Cl,,kc n. names q T. T. Shepard. Colonel w l.
sion, and Edwin Elnstcin. Mr. owens 'ald the com
mo election would be- hnmenscy impoit"n: aud Rr"
,o.l ~ Nancy would have 10 De- raised 'IhS ohon
t,o,e Cub I am Informed" Nj. owens continued
.1s ooinc 10 raise ~ 900 600" (cres Of on An
...oo,oIy,. stuncd YOU. Old man." "T0O much Doodle
and .,,uor comments but Mr.. Owens continued: I've
ho,ld ccct men from this district who are liberal anu
c,, ,oi.c money az well spend L." Ills amendment
,y,s do,atcd nobody voting for II but MI owens lhe
nd ,oved 20 sui stitute Segman, General sanue
Thon., and r. NJ galloway In place OF the three men
men,loucd His second amendment was defeated ~ We
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SAPAV BTBNUARDr STAMPED HER FEET.

Sarah Bernhardt and her company started for Phila
delphia yesterday on the IL 80 a. train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The actress reached the
station in Jersey City fifteen minutes before the train
started she was accompanied by maid and big
ST. Bernard dog. When shown 10 her car she de-
handed that she should have II all TO herself but was
told that several seats had been sold and Sie could
not The actress stamped her feet and demanded that
another car he attached 10 the train for her exclusive
use She was Informed that II too late TO do thls
and weeping bitter tears she was forced TO content
herself with a compartment.
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prpr.prICAvs ELECTED ~ CALAIS.

Calals Me, April AT the cV election TO-DAY
dissatisfaction over the distribution Of patronage IN
the Midtown ward caused a largely increased lIOmm
don vote Tie Republicans elected their entire u Het
I'm every ward The vote fors Mayor was AS foilOws :
George A. Nfurch iRepJ 7O3; A. H. Woodcock tDcm.l
,oe. John r. Higgins PROF. 81. The latter Is the
largest vote ever cast here By the Prohibition party
Tbe Republican majority last year was iO0
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pEpuRlIcAy DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Auburn y. Y. April 4-Cayuga's delegates TO the
Republican state Convention are rs follows ISL DIS
trct, c. ID. MacDougall s. j. "estihll' o. W. "c'Hs'
p Croweu Jesse T.. Ferris and A. d. stewart I'D
D,s,rlct / ~ Knapp. s. T.. Payne. John Holillan.
n D. Van Bnsldrk > y. Swartout aud II. II. Mosher.
Oswcco. y. Y. April 4.-'lhc delegates to the Kc-
publican state Convention from the lst Dstrlct OIL
Oswego are y. y. stranahnn. George Il. sloan' T. W.
culhnan John T. Mott, Hcrrck stowcn. ii. A. stacey.
ir Thoma, ID. Lewis. They were Instructed to acl a.
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THE NANHATTAN LIFE 10 BUILD.

The sale Of the building and lots at Nos "a ana o'
Broadway BY James G. Parish 10 the Manhattan Lie
Insurance Company for $s5oo was placed record
Yesterday. The transfer made about six weeks
ago To-day the sale Of tile adjoining building at NO
90 Broadway for $3.50 900 will also be recorded among
the transfers II Is the intention Of the Manhattan
Company to put up L building Of rs own at NOS "a
So and IS Broadway. In 1913 the buildings thereon
viii be torn down adm ffteen-story structure VIII DC
erected nm
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RALT WHITMAN,S WILL

Camden. April 4.-wat Whitman's Will has been
read to his relatives. but the details have not been
made public. However. 1t Is known that his sister
was made executriX. and that 10 his hOuseeepcr has
been allowed the OF his house in Camden for one
year. Dr. Buck OF Canada and Horace Tfaubcl, Of this
city are named as his literary executors.
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MARGAREr xArHER.s DIVORCE MADE PUBLIC.

Chicago, April 4.-Margarct Mather's application for
divorce reported having been fled here month
ago was made public today. 1t was not HANDED III
10 court until saturday and was suppressed for service
until this morning Emil Haberkorn the husband, is
charged with deserlUn Tic special clause "a inserted
whereby II divorce be granted the parties are at liberty
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, nrvocpArrc MAYOR OF HARTFORD.

Hartford Conn, ApHl 4.-Aicr lively contest 10
div william Waldo Hyde. Democrat, was elected hhS"s
IL. 4 COZ IA 3s2s for Henry c. Dwight, Republican.
r, total vote IS about 800 greater than two years
400 At that time Mr. Dwight WAS elected by lO3
majority Mr. HYDE graduated from Yale in 1870 ana
* n member Of the law firm Of Hyde. Gross q HYDE.
r,. Republicans lrtvc IL COuncilmeu aud The Demo
-. ON a c,In of . Ecpublcaly. Tho Board OF
i,dcrnc,, stands II Democrats - Republicans.
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same vote the first but Mr.. Owens undauntcd
and was starting propose three other substitutes for
blanchard, Hess and Clarke when the chairman ruled
that he was OF order The nomination Of the com.
mi:tee then adopted unanimously Mr.. owens in the
excitement forgetting ~ vote.
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nArr1soN,s ADMINISTRATORS INDORsED.

Ncw.Eloomneld Penn. April I.-Thc Perry County
Republican Convention to-day elected jerome Il. Lair,
VI Mlllcrstown and J. J.. CARRIER OF AndefSonours
d.l.-aic, to the state Convention. James Il. Ely, Oi
Newport: j. T.. Jackson, Of DuncannOn, and y. b.
,irosh If New Bloomfield, were elected Congressional
confcrrccs 10 choose a National delegate Resolutions
lndor,lng Ilarrlsons Administration were passed unan
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SENATOR ovAY STRONGLY INDORSED

Snnbiry. Penn, Aprll 4.-'The northampton county
Republican Convention TO-DAY instructed for w {.
Councu 81 slamolln. for Nativnal Delegate: 5 r.
Rolerbach ~ suuhury. for Elector: Major Hamilton.
Of shamokn: Joseph Logan, Of Milton. and /. H..
Resbter Of Mount Carmel delegates TO the state Con
vcntion strong resolutions indorslDg senator Quay
passed
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7Ur NASTY prDpIyG opEnt pRoDrcED.

Cambridge, Mass. April (Special(-The annual
graduate night Of the Harvard Hasty Pudding Club
occurred this evening. The opera by David Gray
90. and Louis Thompson, '92 gwen and Gu
Enthusiastically received The New York performances
occur Thursday Friday and Saturday evening.
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LOWER PRICES FOR coal.

Easton, Penn, April (speclaD.-rhe following
prices are quoted as in effect April / by the Lehigh
Valley Coal Company, Philadelphia and Reading Kali
road Company lessee for Packer coal Lehfgh coal ana
Wyoming coal Lump and steamboat. =" So; broken
and Highland egg, SO 35 broken. ~ %; egg 81 20 :
st(Ne, ~ 40 chestnut, ~ %; pea, 81 % These
prices are at the mines 10 manufacturers and large
consumers This Is a reduction In some grades as fol
lows Broken coal. 20 cents ton; egg, 20 cents )
stove 90 cents chestnut, cents.
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DrpAerrBr OF SENIOR N0yrT.

Washington. April 4.-Senor Montt. the Cmhan
Minister called at the White House this morning with
Secretary Blaine. and took formal leave Of the Prcs
dent He has been elected member Of the Chllinn
Chamber OF Deputies and will leave Newlork with lbs
family this week for trip % Europe.
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The Last Month
DODD, MEAD G. COMPANY'S

REMOVAL SALE
Previous to removal on May 1st TO our new building.
we continue 20 offer our entire stock Of Standard aod
Miscellaneous Books at Clearance Prices.
line Of Standard procured at special rates are
offered at the following great reductions:
DICKENS 80 volumes reduced from $3.50 TO s2loo.
THACKERAY, 20 volumes. reduced from $500 70
sl4.50
BuLwER's WORKS. 20 volumes. reduced from eS2 50
10 1850.
CARLYLE's WORKS. 90 volumes, reduced from e27.U
TO $500
ELIoT's woRKs 10 volumes. reduced from slaoo
to $3.50.
DODD, MEAD & COMPANY,
753 and 755 Broadway.
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Mr. HILTORD I'LL.

Washington, April 4.-Mr. iia'ford private se''
rotary To the President. Is confined 10 DIS ho"'' y
.rdde, ,t,uclx Of Illness ..-..--.-------
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II Yom Have Couah don't delay. It IS IanZcrous.
Pisos cure Consumption VIII cure you Guarantee l.
All druggists. 2oc.
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NETWORK.
Totas........ 3 "a 10 8
N New. Ia.sy A. O. Q Q 8 9 5 Q S-ls

S:w{ft;:y A. o:":S s 9 3 S--r5
Earned s-New jersey A. c; o, New York g. First
base BY errors-New.Jersey @. New:York T. Let on
Ios-or Powers :, Oh westeryelt i. OF CSughln J.
Struck Out-By Powers O. by Westervclt l. by Coughn y
Thrce.base mt-F Mack Twobase hits-[ioret Lyons
Fuller. Sacrifice h,s-o'Rourke, j. Mack, copgh'n.
Stolen basee-Mack Vredenburgh Fuller. Gore 2. Ht by
p.tcher-V rcdenburgh Gore wild pitchesPower IVES
tcrveit /. Passed ban-Murphy. Umpire-Connouy. Time
of game-1 20.
The New.York and Metropolitan teams will play At the
Polo Grounds to-day.
Kelly has not signed with the New.York club yet Is
was reported yesterday.
Ohaunceky played th'rdbase yhile wearing iuSut'an'
pair Of whskers ycsetday This is unusual spectacle
on . balleh.
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JUSTICE LAMAR ! LILLE BETTER
Washington, April ut was reported at the house of
Justice Lamar Of the Supreme Court, that the Justice
rested quietly last night and his condition some
what improved today.
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5perial Notifies.


"A GREAT ART EXHIBITION. ~
AND i
ABSOLUTE SALE IN PARTITIONS
THOMAS E. KIRBY. AUCTIoNEER.
LAST THREE DAYS OF EXHIBITION"
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH.
IMPORTANT ABSOLUTE ART SALE
IN PARTITION.
ALL THE LARGE AND VALUABLE COZ.
LECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COL
ORS, PASTELS. AND ORIENTAL AND EURO.
PEAN ART OBJECTS OF THE AMERICAN ART
ASSOCIATION TO BE SOLD TO SETTLE THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE r. AUSTIN ROBERT.
son.
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE BEGINNINa
APRIL AND g. AT CHICKERING HALL,
AND CONTINUING FROM APRIL II TO q
INCLUSIVE, AT THE AMERICAN ART GAL
LERlES. WHERE THE COLLECTIONS ARB
NOW on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING. q
A. NJ. TO p. NJ. AND 7 80 TO 1op.M
IN CALLING ATTENTION TO THIS SALE,
WE FEEL JUSTIFIED IN SAYING THAT NO
SALE OF LIKE MAGNITUDE AND IMPoR-
LANCE HIS BEEN HELD IN THIS COUNTRY.
THE OPPORTUNITY, THEREFORE,, CONCERNS
ALL CoNNOIssEUTgS. AMATEURS. AND THE
WHOLE PUBLIC.
WE DESIRE TO ADD AND TO THIS WE
ESPECIALLY INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
sIONS TO PURCHASE AT OUR SALES THAT
THIS SALE is ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RE.
sERvEi NOT ONLY THAT, But NO OBJECT
WILL BE OFFERED UPON WHICH AN UPSET
PRICE HAS BEEN FIXED. THE ENTIRE
SALE IS WITHOUT RESERVE OF ANY NATURE
OR DESCRIPTION.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ADMISSION TO CHICKERING HALL ON THE
EVENINGS OF THIS SALE WILL BE BY CARD
ONLY. go RESERVED sEATs) THESE
CARDS ARE NOW READY FOR DIsTRIBU.
TIoN. APPLICATION FOR THEM, BY NAIL
OR OTHERWISE, SHOULD BE MADE TO THE
MANAGERS. Q EAST 23D-sT. (MADIsoN
soyARE. SOUTH.
JAMES F. SUTTON ; MANAGERS.
THOMAS E. KIRBY.}
RICHARD A. ROBERTSON, EXECUTOR OF
THE ESTATE OF r. AUSTIN ROBERTsoN
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The "Old First" Organ RscitaIs.

On WEDNESDAY at p N. occurs the second In ne
series Of free organ recitals being given by Mr..
WILLIAM c. CARL, the br!lli,nt young orgsnLst Of
the "od First" Presbyterian Church. The programmes
notably Interesting They not only make severe do.
nands upon abilities OF the performer, but ey have
been compiled WITH O rarely cultured tasto They contain
specimens work OF the older masters.
together with many compositions OF the most sd,Anced
modern school, including several pieces which attract
ing Europe but which have meyer before
been rendered upon this side Of the Atlantic The pro-
crainme for ton is follows:
I0ccata IN ''' D. i'sSA
Pasorae, Oy. ~ Georges-McMasIer
Noel Espaenoe.. uuiHs hs
Aria 'IntTeat not 10 leave observation-disclosures
Mrs. II. II. Sawyer.
Prelude Louis Nicholas Clerambault 167el749
Fifth symphony. IN " wiz"
Allegro nyace. Allegro cantablc. Toceata.
Aria 20 God have mercy est. PAUL. .McnGelssohn
Mr.. Carl e DuGt.
Marche Nuptae (Rchau Ddron f. &c Ia Toulbello
Tn " and including May rcitas will be given In t'
church (5th.ave. and l2thst) "Wednesday Aefio
az o'clock The public are cordially inytei -
House wan,ed.-Ilcnity OF Creamery Park or Was
inlton square. Full sized Price 1ot exceeding 500
when In order f. HOPKlNSoN SMITH, 10 Exchange /
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rAYARn NAY BE 4 pELEGATE TO CHICAGO.

Wilmington Del APRIL 4.-Therc IS II movement on
foot to make Thomas +. Hayard ono Of the Delaware
delegates to tie Democratic National Convention at
Chicago.
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MlRRIED.

Liebia Company Extract Of Beef.
hing food stirulant Pure and palatable.
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. Five great limited trains every day via New-forh
S@nrsl.most magnificent service III the ~ori0' W.
A0A table, ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
maine aud address.
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g. at the residence Of the BRIDES
father Nelson NJ GOtey. % East 3lst-st, Louise God
lley 70 Robert EastOu Irwin VI Brooklyn.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
once 500 e.h.avs.. corner 2sd-ss. y. Z.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-07

Resolved, That the sheriff be and he
hereby is authorized and directed to en-
ploy two additional jailers at salary of
SO per month, from the LIST to the 10TH O
June, 1892, inclusive.
Hon.e Il. }. PaleG appeared before the
board and stated that he appeared before
the board as agent of certain holde rs of
Santa Fe county bonds bearing s and 6
per cent interest amounting to about
$4,000, which the owners desired re-
funded into per cent funding bonds
under the provisions Of the funding law
approved Feb. 26. 1891.
The matter was laid over for future con-
sideration and to await the arrival of Chair,
man J. B. Mayo, who is expected to arrive
here during this week.
On motion it was resolved that the
following county bonds for refunding, he
and the same are hereby refunded under
the provisions of the refunding act of
February rs, 1891, to date September 80,
1891, 5 per cent interest, to commence
September 80, 1891, the provisions of the
resolution, passed on that day in the re-
funding of the bonds held by the Second
National bank to govern in refunding.
Presented by A. Staab, No. ll8,
September 6, 1889. ........... $500 90
No. l23, presented by A Staab,
September 6. 1889. .......... 500 90
No 125, presented by Evaristo Lu-
cero, September 6, 1889, ....... 500 90
No, ll9, presented by Luciano
Baca, September 6, 1889 ..... 500 90
Nos. 120 and III, by Felipe Del
gado of $500 each. 900 90
No. Z, 500, Dec. q, $50; No. 40,
issued Nov, IA, 1890, 500, held
by f. Delgado. .............:: 200 90
No. 9, April 7, 1890, presented by
J. H, knaebel, as agent for Geo.
G. Preston. Observation-Disclosures 900 90
The board then commenced ses-
sion board of assessment and equalization,
as prescribed by law.
The property returns Of precinct No. /,
Pojoaque, were taken up and approved.
Adjourned till 10 a. N. Tuesday, June
7, 1892.