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corr CRITTCTSES THE JUDGES.

DISSATISFIED WITH THE WAY JUDGE MARTlNES
MEMORIAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED.
Part III Of the Court OF General Sessions was
crowded TO the doors Yesterday during the memorial
services for the late Judge MARITIME. Chiet justice
CoWing Of the Court Of General Sessions, preslhei'
and upon the bench with him were Judges ringer
AID Ehrlch and Van WICK. Many women were
also present. Judge Cowing made an address IN
eulogy Of the dead jurst, and Distric;A'orney Eel
lows presented resolution. which Clerk PENNY
read. in which Judge Marines career on the pehch
was rehelrse1 in terms OF grateful compliment Re-
marks were also made by Charles TruaN' hlprldee
T. Gerry and De Lancey Nicoll
Just before leaving the bench. in Part OF the
Court of General Sessions yesterday afternoon. Re-
corder Con. who lid not attend the services, took
occasion 10 make a few remarks on the subject OF
Judge Marines DEATH and also to say Few Things
in which Judge Cowing was more or less criticised
lie said that it had been time -honored usage III
the Court of General Sessions on the death OF one
Of its Judges or Of a District-Attorney, or OF lts
clerk that the Judges of the court met ana con-
suited and by concurrent action paid proper tribute
Ia the memory of the dead. For the first time. ne
said This ancient custom has been departed from by
the city Judge calling a meeting IN the chainoer III
which he Is holding court AT O'Clock TINS AFTERNOON
An order Of exercises has been 10y him formulated
and printed. No consultation or concurrent action
lev th, Judges Of this has been sought Tor III
f. tn b., deeply regretted that by the action of TINS
judicial officer this court through al! the judges
Thereof has been prevented from paying that proper
fitting ana d!snincl tribute duo 20 the memory OF
one ~ rs members This court. "a marx OF
respect viii now adjourn. and the clerk VIII sprea'
upou the minutes the foregoing remarks OF the Re-
corl.r as Judge presiding. a.,
After the conclusion OF tho services copy pI INC
Recorders remarks shown 10 Judge owing
AN can saw" said he. rs that on April com
m-sionrl ~. chief clerk OF this court 70 go 20 ne
corl,r tion and Justice Fitzgerald. ana mana mem
"a letter asking them 10 take part in the mem"rs va
services Tn. ARA aging 81 the programme was ert
2. Assist ant District Attorneys Weeks ana DAVIS
and AIR carroll the chief clerk. Mr.. Carroll again
called upon tho Recorder and told him the judges
wouiI gladly meet him tor any suggestions
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YARIOTS SCHEMES or A NEWSPAPER MN
A. W. sEARLEs ARRESTED on COMPLAINTS FROM
TIE FRENCH LINE AGENT AND OTHERS.

A. W. sEARLEs ARRESTED on COMPLAINTS FROM
THE FRENCH LINE AGENT AND OTHERS.
Arthur w. Searles. a newspaper man from Munce.
Ind was arrested by Detectives Madden and Nc
Ginness OF the Central Office, Wednesday night
the charge Of grand larceny preferred by William
H. Schott general passenger agent Of the Com
pagnie Generate Transatlantque: Frank l. Gray ad
yertising agent and Charles II. Comstock, manager
of the Madison Avenue Hotel Searles called on Mr..
Schott on February % at the companys offices, No.
Bowling Green, and got a pass to Paris and re-
turn According 70 Mr.. Schott, Searles represented
said he wanted the pass for Frank l. Gray. of The
Tribune Building. Mr. Gray denied ever having re-
ceved the pass from Monroe. Of whom he said he
had never heard.
Mr. Myers. advertising agent OF Barnum & Bal
ley's show told Mr.. Gray last Wednesday that the
so-called Mr. Monroe had applied for position. De-
tcctives traced him to his boarding-ho No. JOG
West Twenty-seventh-st., and followed him to the
trying to borrow $40 from the correspondent Seares
was in the midst OF q hard-luck story of how he
from 1.-The Muncie News and was penn-
less when Detective Madden touched him on the
shoulder.
Searles also had letter heads Of the Cunard line
and letter from the Sells Brothers Circus declining
to enter into advertising contracts with him. lie
was held by Justice Ryan In $500 bail for examina-
ton next Tuesday.
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TVTERTIrVUENT AT RHTNELANDTR SCHOOL,

\ patriotic entertainment was given last even
ing A. Rhinelander school 40 80 East Eighty
olghrh-si by the pupils % the prmu" c'a~'"'.
There was "A good attcnlanc" OF visitors. "h" mani
tested considerable interest IN tho drills. songs ana
other features maj went to make up an extremely
ENJOYABLE evening. During the earlier part OF IN"
entertainment the boys. under tn" command ~
General 4 c. Kenyon. executed In enart 'Hyl' 4
numbe~ Of drilling exercises. The principal feat
,,ro however was an exhibition 81 patriotic in
s,rnctlon. a subject To- which much attention Is
given At this school Tine lnfayct'" ami G"ofg"
Washington posts. q. \. T.. were specially invited
- attend this exhibition which IS ono ~ The INST
that have been given In New-lork. Captain lack
crawford gave interesting address On ms Wei
.rt experience and number II patriotic songs
ana recitatiou4 completed the programme. y h" IN
fcrialnmcnt arranged ana conducted 10y MISS
NJ T. Pascal the principal Of ia" school
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SHIPPING NEWS,
PORT OF NEW.YORK FRIDAY APRIL ;. 1898.

PORT OF NEW YORK fltlDAl. Nfltll' -. lNco
ARRIVED
Steamer Deutschland ocr'. SchIehorst. London March
Is Via Shields -. in ballast TO Gustav fieye Arrived
a the Bar nj 4 m
steamer Mnssasoit O}r. Tray. Bristol March II and
Swans,, - with mdsr TO New York shipping Go. Ar
rived a the Bar at lo.O a m ~.
steamer Furst bismarck oier Albeis. Naples MaTch ~
Genoa and Gibraltar - with mdse. IA cabin and iw'
.teer,g. passcng,rs the Hamburg American Line Ar
rived "A the Bar a. 30 n m . .
steamer Iiazrldcine OiD. Thompson. Messna March o.
t'aana Palermo H. with mds" I" |ilarl, Mitchell q
co Arrived a the liar at $40 y IN.
steamer Amnzoncnse UlD. Harvey Mamnham February
~ ,rar Para -. with mdse and two passengers
Ia Schp,on Green. Arrived at the Bar nt 3 m
steamer TAYLOR tllrl. Il-ws, Pernambuco March T.
Nac.in r. Delaware Brcakwater April J. with mdse
10 ltusl A Ievons. Arrived at the Bar AT noon
steamer Ncw-l York. Rockwell. Aqua March II, Santo
Domingo 20 Macors -. Sanchez and SANTANA -. Porto
Plata Monte 'risty -. Turks Island 30 With indse
and passengers TO William clyde Co Arrived
at IA. lar a b:i5 IN.
steamer Alamo. lewis. Galveston. with mdse and pas
scng.rs to g ~ Mallory Go.
steamer Cherokee. Benrsc jacksonville and Charleston
with mdsr aud passengers TO W T. clyde 90.
city of Columbia. Jenny, West Point with indse
and passengers To Old dominion Ss Go.
steamer Wyanoke. Iakeman. from Richmond and Sew
port News with mis" and passengers 20 IN" Old Dominion
-
Steamer jamestown. iIulphrrs. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdsr and Passengers Old Dominion ~ GO.
Steamer binla horU De Rom opnrto and Azores. Via
New Bedford. Mass. - fIagrmryer a Iirun
ship August rr', Jahurg Marsrillrr. io3 days, with
mlse 10 order. vessel TO Theodore Kruger Co
Bark tiaribaldi utal. Paroda, Sourabayl October ID
Joanna November 10 with sugar to J " Morgan q CO.
Sandy Hook. D:iO m-wind southwest: moderate
breeze. clear.
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SCHIEREN AND STRONG CONFEH.

MEASURES AFFECTING NEwYoRK AND BROOK
wv D1sc,1,ssED-oTIiER MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Mavor schieren Of Brooklyn called on Mayor
Strong at the City Hall yesterday, and several
measures before the Legislature affecting Doth
cities were discussed by them. One Of these was
Assemblyman Weiman's bill for the completion OF
the new East River bridge Another was senator
Bradley's for the reorganization OF the NeW-1o rK
and BROOKLYN Bridge Commission. Mayor Schieren
fayors both these bills. and is DESTROYS OF getting
Mayor Strong TO adopt the same views regarding
Them Greater New-Yors legislation was also con-
sidered It was understood that neither or the
MAYORS thought there was muca danger o. J. -
Platt being able push through any damaging
measures this subject during the present session
al Albany.
Mayor Strong yesterday appointed William 6
Rorcbers. Republican OF the XVIIth Assembly Dis
trct. CITY Marshal for the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trct to succeed Whitfield II. Swayze The latter
has been on duty in the Ninth District Court
John A. Henneberry State Democracy leader Of
the XVIII Assembly District. has been appointed
by Corporation Counsel Scott TO the place OF secre
tary for about fourteen condemnation proceedings
for the acquiring OF dock property. Instead OF nav
ing n secretary for each case. Mr.. Scott CONSOLE
dated the batch OF dock proceedings, and Mr.. Hen
neberry is TO take charge OF them all They Will
give him yearly compensation Of 5000 or
$4,000 Mr.. Henneberry will have office in the
Postal Telegraph Building. whore all the hearings
relating his will be held.
Mayor Strong visited yesterday by n delega-
ton OF members OF tho Veterans Protective Asso-
citation. who submitted the name OF DR.. Ebenezer
,iacFarland Of No. 3l4 West One-hundred- and
twenty-sixth-st a candidate for Commission
ership OF Charities and Correction. W. II. Thomp-
son headed the delegation. and told the Mayor
that the doctor had been good soldier and would
make a good COMMISSIONS. The Mayor said tina,
DR. MacFarland'S made the tenth OF
physicians that had been submitted.
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ASGER HAHERTK'S REQUTEM MASS PRODUCED.

baltimore April (SpeciaD.-The first public per
Torrance Of Asger IIamcriks requiem mass. at the
Peabody Conservatory Of Music tonight. a
notable occurrence In musical Ct. ccs 1t was given
i'm commemoraton OF the 10th anniversary of the
birth of George Peabody. Professor IamcIik. di-
rector Of the conservatory. conducted the music
There choris of go voices and an orchestra
Of nearly 100 performers. The soloisi was Mn"
Iuia Wvman Of New-Yort. Professor Ilamcrik
composed the mass some years ago. 1t Is wholly
different from anything else he has ever composed
and In none Of his other works has he cqualcd it
i'm depth and beauty. Cardinal Gibbons. whom
the text was submitted. In irdorsing the work paid
A high tribute To the composer. the Cardinal was
present at the performance. Many musical people
from Ncw-york and Washington were In the au-
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oRr.r Success or DRrGooDS SALE

The drygoois hous" - r. : Janray Co. where
IN" rcccivcrshp sale has been IN progress since IAs
Mon Law viii clos" l's doors to-day 10 give the en-
rloycs au opportunity To- charge up ana ship IN"
goods already sold Tho sales. however viii be re-
sumel on Monday next. AMI viii b" continued Tor
a, least eight or ton days. The value OF the goods
-.fI up 20 laet evening was estimated az about S'"p
go .rrh. rush ~ buyers has been - constant since
tire sale nr., opened" said Mr. Prankdrd. the mana
to- of tho house. that our men have no ;im" To
prepare m" goods Tor chipping and IN" house -
tx. ,tr,l,.I pflrup pur working fore. Is adequate
f.r ordinary business but IN" rcn are nov working
f,4r,cca hours It, ana stiii ~" goods acrumnIat"
on ne. floors W. arc doing about tnf"e days work
In one. AMI mo strain all ~" men j. TREMENDOUS
Good. are rlc up every :" her" Elstairs. ana y W."
..nt down quarter ~ hos" already sold ana wait
lr 60 hc SHIPPED. IN" shipping rooms would oc COM
yl-ie'y ciogg'i ,,-.... 49,.
conc. ~ ,.r reasons f1r the very satisfactory re-
suit. - our .ales thus far. continued Mr. Prank'rh
...s 'h. marking down ot th" pric" ~ our goods -
.tt ater. INTO 'hc purcha sing OF our entire stock
t.,, ,t.r. t,. been o., -laughteriug OF goods
rh. receivers are naturally Wuch pleased a INC
..l......4 me .Ilo bias thus TAR htl
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BicK FROM sunny CHIMES.
THE HAMrr re AMERICAN STEAMER FrEl'ST BIS
MNRCK RETURNS AFTER INV"
MONTHS VOYAGE


Tho Hamburg American Line steamer Fu'rs' h's-
r,,rck arrived here yesterday from Genoa. a''''
.r,iso Of two months in the Mediterranean ~
tho ON American tourists who sailed ON her i"'"
this port my returned on the ship. The others
,oc, 4, at Xariols ports most OF them gong up
,brou,h Europe 10 como home 10y Way oi l'"-
h,r, and soufhamptor The Fuers Bismarck TOOK
~, man. nov. passengers ou her cruise" ana "h'h
sbe arrived here yesterday hal - cabin I'ssen'
ro-s and c07 I'm tho stccr1ce. 1h" furist hlShi''A
made her trip on schedule time. arfiNr- ai every
nor, on tho arpoinici day. Wlfcn the ship "ds NJ
rous,artinoulo tho sultan sent each % the men
rasscnccr, on board a prcsen; OF cigarettes. ana
.avo the womcr boxes o. confectionery ~ me
pr,eus King George OF Greece. tie Crown Prince
and several women o. the royal family visited the
ship and took luncheon on board
r II clement OF THE Boston Transcript "ho
WAS = passenger on board the Fuorsi bismarck.
said that there was u strong feeling against ih"
Christians IN Constautiuoplc ana cairo. h1t thft
IN. Khelivc and sultan. upon tn" r"pr's'niailGn
" tho foreign diplomats. gave eifi'' 'oH"l'..
that order should h" maintained ar any '"N' Nuli'
III. tourists were on shore Hn April !. ihhi being
prince Bismnrck's birthday. there VAS ''I'hit-
lion at dinner. W. - kall"n, - Bo~ion Ii'-li''I.
AMI -r~.chcs were made 10y f. H. clement '"itdlh
Among thu passengers arriving on 'he Fu"rsi
bismarck were \ - AgucN. Nr. AMI Mr. N"ah
Rrooks Richard H. B"ckNith. Ur q. q = 'hott'.
Cameron Mrs John - Rockrf"I,r. MISS l'o. h'-
f.Iler. Mr.. and Mrs George B Ellis j." I@n''\
Vcrplauck Nowlin. Mrs Basil Holt Major Elwart
! Jones Mr. Georg" VI. pullman w sanger lIli-
man. r Paul captain and Mrs. j. VI f". Is.
Edna Graham Soriu. plv"r Taller SHERWOOD l'f-
+ I'lr.ch ami Mr.. and Mrs George !. Wi.'y
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE HAS NO DIPLOMA OR LICENSE.
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED FOR PRESCRIBING
MEDICINES ILLEGALLY.

MEDICINES ILLEGALLY.
Detective Kennedy. of the Sixth Precinct YeS'''-
day arrested Eric Angermarn. twenty-five years
old of No. lGS Merose-St., on a charge OF p'"''
ing as a physician without a diploma OF HceHN''
The prisoner was taken before Justice Watson III
the Even Street Police Court, and remahded III "'
fault of 81 90 bail for examination. On lueSudS "S1
Mrs Nargaret Stohman. seventy-two years o'"' Vi
No Loss Fiushing-ave, became sick ana sent Io'
Dr. Charles Fuchs. of No 121 EverSreeh-a'e. nv
doctor IL is said was not at home Wheh the can
came and Angermann answered il. lie pitsc'!oe"
for the patient signing the prescription T. Inc
prescription was taken the drug store OF iit''""'
Rreuer at No II HambUrg-ave, but the ld''oi'
knowing the hand writing of DIR. Fuchs anu HdN'"7
learned that Angermann was in the haoll VI
s,ording TO calls for Dr. Fuchs, refused 10 HI It,
1t was thea taken the drug store OF II. hdr '''"
of Forest-st and Flushing-ave.. where cieih Pu'
Il m In the absence of Mr.. Hartman. Mrs' 9'o''-
man took the medicine prescribed, leaving y"
drons in the bottle and died the next day
Coroner Creamer when Informed that lay i''""
had prescribed for the dead woman at once Sent
word 70 the police of the Sixth Precinct 10 STOP NV
funeral and then FASTENED TO the house win ~
Clavland and held an autopsy on the BODY Inc Ju''
found a verdict that death due TO %
of diseases and not the enects OF ny ~ 80,
orescrIbed The funeral was then allowed ~ Ho o.
In the mean ti,ne young AngerndhA h"u D'o" "
rested.
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4 TTOLINIST STABBED 81 III" 80

,.n,. ,orp,xs ATT ,CKEp REPEATEDLY BY
MARIA.
Roundsman Sweeney of the flith-s' S'"N' 400
nassny Mrs Drscoll's boarding house al NO. 80
49,, r,our,een,b-st Yesterday, when the landlady
called him inside saying that a man was o'"''
hurt He was directed to a room on 'he Se''"'
floor in which blood stains confronted MI" ''''
where \ man was sitting in chaH EIo""''h
There was a bloodsoaked bandage arouhi MS me-
and his face covered with pIo"'' " I
- Uarr, uoh,jns a professional vioinist, ana
49,. y, had h.ar stabbed In the neck 10y his VIC
Waria He was removed to BELLEVUE Hospital Wheie
his wounds were pronounced serious. ~ b'n
hrauaht here by Tony Pastor His wife Is s.'e ~
years older than he: and ne Is an i rS nnJ bIIe
marks on his body where he said ne had nee"
kicked and beaten by his spouse.
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CORONER HoEsER COMMEyDED.

The Eastern Medical Society held its third weekly
meeting at No. 209 East broadway last night. Pres
ident Maurice J. Burstein spoke OF various sub
iects which h. said the society should correct. He
spoke. for instance. of the growing custom among
druggists OF practising medicine behind their coun-
ters lie also deplored the Injuries physicians often
suffer In being connected with criminal operations
Coroner Hoeber was commended for all his official
acts. They were the outcome Of professional meth
DDS and forethought. the professor said. At pres
ent the society has only sixteen members An effort
will be made % increase the membership and secure
permanent quarters
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HOME INDUSTRY

Since the firm OF Johann HoT OF Berlin formed
a syndicate with their agents. the Eisner- Mendcl-
son Company. OF New-York to erect plant in the
United States for the manufacture Of the cele-
brated Johann Hoffs Malt Extract I'm 1892 the sale
Of the article here has increased enormously, and
IL has become a standard commodity on the Amer
lean market. The plant erected is of the
best equipped OF its kind, and has "A capacity to
turn out nearly 100000 bottles annually The
article manufactured here is said to be I'm every
way superior the formerly imported : the
machinery and equipment OF the plant OF the
newest and best and the material used OF the
chn
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THE 6gTH BA TT1LION.

LIEUTENANT COLONEL SMITH WITNESSES 'o"-
rAXy DRILLS At THE ARMoHN
In his first order to the Goth Battalion I'eu,e"'i''
Colonel George Moore Smith designated fr''"S
night as HEADQUARTERS night" The new com
rnandcr was AT the armory last night ana a''''''
the drills of Companies G, y ann y VIII" ',N
- .,,. ,or avid ycas ON the drin floor last night
,,bu. Co,rn,nv * was drilling. He Expresses him
self as highly pleased win the spiT li " w AXE
,i,co nnvt week. MONDAY Companies u anu
Wednesday,. company i. THURSDAY. COMPANY \,
Friday. Company i. Colonel smith 'NP''' ~
rr...uf at each drill
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DINNER At THE ALPHA Delta PHI CLTB

The regular monthly dinner OF the Alpha Delta
Phi Club was held last evening at the clubhouse.
No So West Thirty third-s. The speaker OF the
evening was DR.. Robert T. Morris the specialist
who read a paper called Notes on Bacteria"
Among those present were Joseph II. Choate and
Judge Edward Patterson, the president and the
vice-president OF the club; Rufus b. Cowing jr j.
Warner Bott, George T.. Debevoise. George J. Peet,
Collin Armstrong Roscoe c. t. Brown and Brad
ford w. Hitchcock.
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HOLY WEEK IN THE LCTHEKlN CHURCH.

The rite OF confirmation will be administered IN
ST. James's Lutheran Church. Madison-ave. and
Seventy-third-st. by the pastor. the Rev. j. b.
Remensnyder. d. D.. tomorrow evening to large
class of catechumens The Iutherans decorate
with the palm Palm Sunday Holy Week is
observed by daily services Holy Thursday and
Good Friday being chief DAYS On Easter the
churches are decorated and the Holy Communion
celebrated. On Palm Sunday more than 1000 cate
chumens will be confirmed in the Lutheran
churches Of this city.
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e,..,n.r ,roieror. tn -. .b- Tampico. via Bait
M9." r Ja4@,Sn l.. RSsSf Hayre FORGET
steamsr Hlcne 6n, Seie,s kingston. savanilla and
Lmonrlm. Fotwomi \ heoch u,r,,docs and
cs srs%ss L'I ns DH"' s'rF i "
steamer El,oum dNl. WA'd. i"i'delph" N''F''
steamer Aurania d'r %sNav. Liverpool V II Brown
steamer obdam ,putcm r-uscn. Rotterdam VIA
S,"Snrr caren DR. ray!,'n 70 Janero and s'n
os Via Iml,more pusk \ J","n, -, .,.,,. -, r,,s,r
steamer wssh,rnaw iIgnes Philadelphia, then to san
steamer Vigsnars , l'ctr;,en naracoaM ones & Co.
steamer Dnnia cen. Lud"is, Hamburg Hamburg
A s%hco @m "sntenna n rl.op St John.
""" w. sAu.rr
Marta sni Msn1so ay Va Mos :' SaSsar% @
%sG and & VIA p Snino1 "H Ts.%a
Barncoa; Aladdin ,Noo, Pensae"la ., ,.,.,,,,n,
nS ss; Mar, ,ar @ w sS, B MSFtG" and
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Mississippi U.' Gates. from Newforh Marcn
Steamer Eiys@ M SieKay. from New-york March 20.
"r sssme At lar t , Mot NewYorA March -
steamer q" i ma"r Rie'n do. sailed from Iareooo! r
steamer De snram ,rn Hoe',n. tom Rotterdam. sailed
from Shields for New lci, AZ. :.
steamer Anchoria d'0. Toaex sailed from Gas'H~ TO-
steamer iSc ,''oma Bo. Lor' FIN N-w-NOrk Marc 10.
arrived M Leth April :.
Steamer Westernland tBcl,l Ncy|r. from New York
March ~ for Antwerp passed S.'.ly Arri 5.
steamer Marsala Ger. EUdcnhoii from Hamburg
April z for New York, passed puycr Aurl &.
steamer OBJ. Nlco from aea York March 20 tc-
Liverpool passed. Brow Head Apt.i ..
steamer Wcln,ar tIier, Seenken from Nepyork March
Is via baltimore arrived AT Fireman Arr, =
steamer Lain ,Ger) Helmcrs frUri NeH-Noft Via
Southampton arrived at BremefhaY"n April D.
steamer Fuda ,deo, Meier from Newyork. VIA Gio'al-
tar arrived Genoa April y.
Duru ,Iirl. Mccrum. from Now YORK. March H.
arrived odessa April 3.
steamer Pontiac Uip owen from Newly February IL.
via Oporto etc arrived Mesaina March 30.
steamer Pocasset uir. Nlyh. sailed from ffume for
New York March ~.
steamer River Indus i}r, Scott from New-york Janu-
AIRY :5. via ~ Michnes ana Alden arrived at Bombay
March n.
steamer salerno (Gcr) Sci armherg from New YORK
March o. via baltimore Flo Janeiro Santos az
rived at Pernambuco April l.
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THE CHARGES AGAINST F. C. MARRlN'

Judge cullen. OF the Supreme Court NeSttiuo'
granted an order. motion OF Lewis H. mus
allowing the summons in the civil suit OF Naroi'"7
Barry the eccentric widow OF Chntol-aNe.' "N"'
Frank G. Marrin the missing lawyer, TO be serNe'
non hin, nv publication. The complaint tells OF
the methods employed by the alleged aoscohue''
and charges Marin with wrongfully conVeItIs ,J
sum OF $3.50 TO his own use anu i"iS'''''7
doceiyinc the plaintiff
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ART EXHIBIT SNOWY on SUNDAY.

The OF the Sunday opening OF the exhibition
OF the Society Of American Artists in West Fifty
seventh-st. has encouraged the managers to repeat
the experiment and the pictures may be to-
morrow from TO y. Last Sunday there were
a number of well-known business and professional
men present who wished to see the collection by
daylight.
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Sixty EOS First-ave. 100 West Forty second ~
l+2 Columbus-ave: So Avenue A, 1923 Third ave 90
West Forty second-st 1910 Second-ave 55+ Thd-ays.
1888 Thtdave; 2ooi Third between one-huna's''
ana twelfth and one hundred md thirteenth SITS.
~ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast One hundred an.
twenty nthst; 2+3 West One-hundred and tweny-hitn
and 800 West hundred and forty NTH St. up W
y. IN. regular Office "A
In Brooklyn at S?I Fulton St 63 Courtst; ~ bfoao
W. D.: 1913 broadway: l.i97 Fulton-s. up 10
p m. at regular ONCE -A
European Branch. FOR Advertisements only. 70. ~"
Street. Z. c.. London England.