LOCAL MISCELLANY.rn

THE ARREST OF CAPTAIN IRVING.Captain P J. Irving nnd C_-**l Officer Harrett, of

tin-Win D' Star t-teiiiiuhip Republic, wen* Bfl-StM-.rtiileat the HntishConsulate vesterday.ontho com¬plaint nf Thoinas Dowse, tbs stowaway who WSS

re*vied from Itu- Glamorgan by tin* hepublic. 1 li"

tsvt* nfrieera were taken to Un* sherift's otSt^. "bc-.

thev were at once admitted tn bail in *f-.>,0OO pac li.

Their bivnUmen wert- R .1. Corlis, die n_.-nt ot the

White Star Emt*, and J. E. Jenkin* Captain Irv¬

in- look bi* arrest wiih perfect compofture. He saul

later to a Tribune r.-porter: I

have made no att<*inpt whatever tn

flude arrest. On tho contrary I went

to the office of the White Slur Line this morning to

learn what it wa* bes! for me to do. and thence to

the Consulate, with the intention of going from

there to tbe Sheriffs otuco. The arrest might havel*een made with jatBPUtt ease Before IBB Republiclast left tho city. Instead nf mov¬

ing promptly in tho nuttier, however,the lawyers seemed to have delayed until thelast niomenl, so as lo annoy nie wit li u late arrest.1 wn* in my office us usual on the Republic givingdirections before we sailed, and the napers mighthave Iteen served on me ihen. I did my duty iu de¬taining Dosvse and am read v tn stand trial.'powis brings the suit for B2"MMX> damages for

false imprisonment, asvrtiug that he was u ila v-

fully detained, under suspicion, after the Republicbad reached her pier, lt USS thought at that tune

that Dowse might be connected with tho PhceuixI'ark murders.

INDIGNANT AT THE SWEENEY BROTHER?-.A meelina of Hie cn ditors of J. A. and W. II.

Sweeney, who made an assignment in December, wasbeltl yesterday afternoon in th.-Rennel! Ruild'tig,George L. Purr **r_sidsd. He staled to the creditorsthat J. A. Sweeney had offered to pay 50 lier cent tastock creditors and 35 jier tent to all other credi¬tors. This oller, however, involved a number nfconlin.enr jcs which, togcther with tim fact that a

suit had just lu-t-n d.culed against tin- Ssveein-vs

involving about $4,(M!0, made ihe ofter well-inchworthies*. A commit ie** was appointed to lind Mr,Sweeney. He ssid when they found hun tbat bewould nut (iiiiii- to the mee!in .. as he had been In-eullcd ami ill-treated at a Dinner meeting. He tarathe committee ihat friends of his would buy up

the slock cn-dilnrs' chums lor 45 per cent of their

original value and the oilier claims for IH) per cent.The committee repotted th-l to the meeting BBd lt

wa* not eon*i fred satisfactory.Many of the creditors were indignant at Mr.

Ssvn nev's refusal to attend the -.Beting, and a com¬

mittee consistiii- of Mr. Haver, Mr. Vance and Mr.Heatherton was appointed io secure criminal in-dictuient* ngainsi the Sweeney brothers. Aller theniceting Mr. Run- visited J. A. Sweeney and *-e-

i-un-d from lum ¦ written ofter of settlement similarto tbe one made orally to tho committee.

JEWELLERS AROUSED AGAINST BURGLARY.Circulars, signed by William R. Ailing and Ira

Goddard, pie-ident and secretary of ths Jewellers'Protective dunn, have been sent to relail jesv-1! -rs

throughout the country, warnin.*t.iein that seve:alexpem med thieves base left this city with theintention of robbiu)-jewelry stores in smull cit'es.Members of the Uaios s:iv that the wholesaledealer* have lost heavily by robberies of retailBBS-SkSBta la tbs 80Utb Slid West to whom goodshave been supplifd on credit. Thtie robbepe*ainimut to **-*O,000alooe Oetober I, 188-t, and bomof the thieves have been captured. Children playingin a graveyard at Springfield, 111., incidentallyfound jewelry worth BlO.OOO, hut the thieves haveIn en able to dispose of BtOft of their booty withouttrouble.Two meetings have been held monthly by whole¬

sale jewellers in New-York to consider a pinn ferorganizing B detective atccucy. If the co-operationof the reiail i'-wellers can t-e secured, experienceddetectives will be Hired ls track the .bia*"-* when¬ever a jewelry robbery is reported,¦ The policeauthorities of tills city have not been consulted in

regard io the s, heine, but their a*sistauce will beneededat mut s m arre.-ting biirglarsoi' the receiversof stolea property.

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BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A WOMlK.A woman, who gave the name ol Mary Minn !i.

age twuity*thies.while in the apartment on Sundayevening occupied by William Johnson, *«¦ thirty-live, and Aimil- Johnson, his wife, at No. 17 Lou*losv-st.,was violently a-saiil'ed nnd beaten by them.When she was almost insensible, she asst ns, John-***,ii bit oft' the point of her nor-e. Then he!ants left her bleeding profusely, after looking tbedoor to prevent r.-liel or SB.ape. After some timeher cries wen-heard, and when the nature of tbeoutrage became known word svas sent to the TenthPrecinct Police Station. Oilier Creed, after S loitfsearch, succeeded in smstlngJohnson and his wife,noth of whnin atlicted cotublete i_norance of tbecrime. The v were taken before Justice Pattersonyesterday at the Esbsx Msrket Police Coori, and

. when their unfortunate victim appeared to proee-SBlB the charge a_aiust thssi BSI fset ntsentet. a

frigbtlnl appearance. Johnson and h's wile were

ominuted for trial iu (Jemiral Staion-) withoutbail. lits complainant ssas sent to Bellevue Hos¬pital.

IS NAPHTHA (.A< DANGEROUS!At the meet it g of the I'.rooklvn Comtnon Council

yesterday Aldcrnian Hooghton _aUed attention totin- use of naphtha (or water! gas. silaging that tbslimited sss of il had eau..-d the .haili ol eight per*sou* in Bn.okiyu within two seats, whereas the um-of coal gas for over thins- vtBps had eanaer] dofatal result*. He alsn dei forth that the laws ofMassachusetts and New-.Icrs.-y iu.ilnl.it. d the useof tots in which tli.r.- was morn th ni 10 uer nen! ofcarbonic oxide, and stated that the eas supplied bythe Fulton Municipal Companv, and through it tothree other .-oiupanies. was aliened to contain 30per cent of carbonic oxide. He therefore nth-red aresoliitioii directing the Health Commissioner tohave an analysis of the _as made hy the FultonMunicipal Companv aud reported to the Board, to¬

gether with Hie number of deaths from its ns,-; thereport lobs made in thirty days. Bran amend¬ment the nature of coal gat was included in (lie i.,-

iimry. aud las whole maller was referred to thet-oinuiit tee on Lamps and Ga* and the Health Com-

. mibsioner._>

OLD BOOKS AT AUCTION.The library of the late Dr. David King.of Newport,

_L I., sras put on sale yesterday at tli inn tion roomsnf Georg. A. Leavitt & Cn. There were 270 lotssold, and the bicbesl price paul was"f'.V_o for tbs Bra!ls-ue of Bradtord's press... Kalcndariuiii Pennsil-VSBISBSS ; or America* Messenger." This is said tobe tue only cony of this almanac extant, and it WSSbought for (he Philadelphia Historical Society,Three voluu-e*of tbe " Atlantic Neptnna "' brought¦M. Several almanacs o; tbs last century wibi forin-iii BB to Bil. Volume XII ol the "AmericanTracts," and *- Consideration* oil the Present Slateof the Christian Religion," bi Alexander Ascot,published at Philadelphia in 1732. by B. Franklin,each sold lor **-T(J. 'Iho largest buyeis weie thePhiladelphia Histories] Society and the LehighUniversity. Tbesale Will cont huh* throughout theweek, atternoou and evening, until 3,240 lots are

disposed of.

WHAT A MINTS! KR SHOULD BE.'Ihe Rev. Ur. R. Bl Ma.-Ai thur, pastor of Calvary

Church, lead a paper yesterday before tbe Baptistpreachers, at No. !. Murial-st.. on

" lin* Minister olChris!, as a Student, as a Preacher ami as a Pastor.'1'ihe Bain-He. as a stndsut, aaid Dr. .MacAnhur,Sbotihl be healthful, health Ming lint a privilege buta duty. Ho should be norkfol.toil being the stand-niti ot value. Aetiy.ty is (ind i nn dnuie, genius isthe ability todn hard stork, and san, trilled nani work_B thsf-t-tSSto ai Heaven. He should be prayerful*for prayer anloeks many a teei-l of inspiration.The iniiiiriter as a pieacber should ne uniformly ex*jMiMtory, sliiiiiltl pleach mi sui.je, tn of tbe lilli's andthoiihl preach exlimuonui. tnisly. The a^e iieetl*aftiniiaiiv,- prenchlng. " We have um righi to pt ichour doubts*, we thonldspesk aiith..nt;!t'sclv and uotwhat *ve think." A* a past >r, ibe minister must bepeisonal, tactful aud spiritual.

MEN NOT APPOlNIKD.sLKKINd TO RE PAID.'Hie ik-uiocratic majority ol tbs Brooklyn Board

of Aldera.eu iiniiieilutlely upnii getting control ofthe BuBM m .Jaiiin.-y, I**-*:*, attempted to appointan assistant ssrgssai nt srsss anti n third elerk tocoiniiiittees.buth siiieture i'".siiinns. Alayor Lowjuouiptly vcioetl the app,,int'iients. on tiie groundlint tko otbBSBBWStS not SSS.tod. The li.ianl madeno atteinpt to ov-i-riiile tin-v.-to. ii appeared pas*tenlay, hosvever, that tbs IWO Stan .vim were. in.t

appoiuud had assiim d then allcg ii duties, or atlc_.-,t hat! laid cairn to their salaries, fur at then ¦, mg t,f the Board Alderman Kane, of tbe SixthWard, moved that the Balarnsof these two B_U*4_poi ,t>d men for iwo un.nt hs b. paid. Whenvs ho appoiQted then ha tspUed -. " 1 In- majority ofthe Board." As to tbs MavAi's veto, hs said thatthe Mayor wmLd have a cha,:ce to veto ii agsio.aAlter anne diSO.SStoa the BUtttei was laid over lorone week.

MAKINI- A SCENE AT HIS SON'S FUNERAL.Tbs tuiiiiai ni gamnel Bardi a, sf Ravenswood. L.

I., look piseson .-nu lay sftol-OOB. The inouriiersw.-re on the way lo the grave, ssh. ii the father ol'the dseeased man ordered tbs sndertaksr toootspelnsnsshoontsintng the wile, aid ehildren, whiehwss immediately Behind tbe besrss, to have thewoeession. lin-driver ol'the ooaeB refused ta go.Im lallo r calletl apon a coustalile to lurest tuadriver, and his nephew warned lbs oftUvr not to m-terfsre. lbs constable, when ib** matter"plained to hun, look the nephew's uart. 'Ino familyol tuc dead mai. had been i.u bad tenn* wiih hiswile.

ANOTHER FIRE-ALARM MYSTERY.Tin- (hiv r nf a Oiu-hundtt-d-and-i weat, -tift!i-*t.

car, stoppiagst Eigbth*ave. at 11:39 a. m., featei-t..i,, .o aim iv -n.it- Basasng_-s lo slight, notiocd ss.ell drt'ssed woman of un.I,I it* aga reaching .ip lotin- iiiv-al.tr n box at ihat ciraer, and thought shshad mistaken it tut a Isitat-bos, When ha calm >i t"lui she Mi.lileiiiy ran anny. I'h-. box sras foundip u tad tbs woman probably intended tn send outB luise alarm. A* ttiele was no key left In the boxIt wan i"ioni'i'i Mitt she hati arelcasiux kev as well

as a regular lire-key. The police could not get anytrace of her. They thought she might have boen a

relative of someone of ihe meu recently t**onvictedof sending out false alarms.

TO RETALIATE ON THE FARMERS.¦__¦__-___*-.ISOf THK DEALKRS.TIIE RATIFICATION

MKITING A KAILUHt.The milk market jaaliBJllJ returned to its normal

condition. Tim arrivals by the several railroadswere fully equal t'> the demand. Indeed, it was

reported that nearly ."SOO cans of milk from OruniroCounty were returned to their owners unopened.When peace was declared betsreen thc dealers andprodinerson Saturday, it svas sunpose.l that all thetroubles which had vexed the two parties were atan end. The developments of yesterday provedthat this was a mistak.*. Although the result ofthe recent conference was salisfaetory tothe fanners it was not satisfactory tothe dealers. " I want yon tn understand,"said a citv dealer ta s Tkiijcne reporter,*'that the majority of the milk dealers of this city(Innot accept the' schedule of pries as made bjthose men at the (iisiiiiipnlitin Hotel. Tho com¬mittee which iwetsaded to i-eprsssnl our interest*in that conference was not BBaSas by us, and hadno authority to make pledges for the rest of us.

Ihe fanners have had their picnic in lliisniilli war,and liosv W* SIS going ta have ours. Tilt v kent backtheir milk when we needed if. and compel,od us to

loso many of our ensto-WIS. Now we will showthem waa) we Can do, Perhaps you alr.-a.lv knosvihai BOO cans ot milk won returned ta the farmersin Orang,- c,,untv this morning. A larne number ofdealers here wilt refuse to buy from the funnels en-gaged in the recent troubles after April 1. Con¬tracts ai" even now being made with producers¦long other hues of railroad than IBS Erie, weintent! (o (each 1 hem a lesson they will never for¬get.''A mectinn of dealers was called at the lisgool ia

Hotel in the afternoon to ratify tbe action ofthe re-cent conference ia a munnin.' the price of milk forthe next year. About twenty respnr.ded to the call.J. R. Mezick, of Brooklyn, ssas appointed chairmanand 0, D. Parsons. s« rotary ol the meeting. GeorgeW. Allison, a momberoi the Nsw-Yorh Milk Ex¬change, wa* the lir-i sneaker, Bs saul: " A« s rat*Hication meeting, this is a failure. It is wellknown, however, that Ibe prices arready made are

unsatisfactory io the majority of the dealers. Noone will deny that the schedule is fair enough forlirsl-class dailies but for others i' is not. MenWho IBB cheap dames exnect lo cet just a * muchfor their milk as those who run the best. here Bt*some tlahisa the milk of which ts worth ouly 32and .11 cen ts, **hile that of others is worth 42." We have been told by a newspaper thal tanners

shot-Id make their own pries for ih,-ir milk." sudL. L. Allen, another dealer. "Now, why shuni 1thev 1 They don't muk tiie price ot any article theyproduce, foi the law of apply and demand docs inst.Whs should Hies- receire as much as tin-y want

for their milk f If the street-sweeper only had ssmuch ns in- svanted for his work, Vanderbilt wouldSoon be obliged to go ta him for B job- When tin-farm rs go todraw their ebeoks neal month, theywill mu b** aa happy as they were s month agc-.They will repent in sack sloth andsabes wbeu it is

t,ni ia!.-." Speeches were then made by sererali,Illus, and the meeting adjourned. It ia expectedthat a ratification meeting .viii be held late in thess eek.

PA-B-BBS KINKI* BOB SKILLING MILK.

N'r.w.u H.., N. Y., Maren '-'ti..Five termers, ootnposlBga mlig-spiiling committee, sfere bator a Recorder Si

to-day. Thej pleaded guilty to u char-.'- ..' .pillingUa-ki-e k C"o.*a erestaery milk during Ibe excltetneiit oftar last week, ami were BnsSBB .'.oeaeli. tin v promiBtBgBUM tO PST tba creamery mell Ute Millie Bl 6 ni H

spilled, tue farmers state thal they univ a tated t"

pu vin? tbe shipment ol tin- muk to Nevi York, and tha!iii r offered :o paj **¦¦ ra BS ll UM creamery men wouldtake lt back ana manufacture lt into batter or theeae.i .wy insist tint they are respeetaUsmes and um law*breakers.

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DISAGREEING DOCTOBAThe Medical society of tbs County of NsW-York,

In-iii a" slated t.ring " las( nigh! ar the College

af Physicians and Burgeons, lu. K. C. Brande ia

read a paperon'* Catarrbal iliad ems and AlliedAffections.'' Ile cited som,- inter* sting incident*in his own profession si experience ta ahow tbalv.dent and loiiK-coutmuod headaches an-

often esnsed bs catarrhs] stoppagesni (in- noaa. I>r. A. D. Rockwell made some re-

untrks in iionnr of tbe late Dr. Beard, and offeredlestrlutitins of respect to his memory, which were

nuanimonaly adopted Dr. 1). B. Si John Boosaind I'r. \\. tl. i arpenteralso made remarks on themme ubiect.

The reaignstions of Hrs. Webster, Johnsonmd Poster, three delegates to tbe Btate MedialSociety, were pret-euted, tin.se gentlemen hatingbeen elected life members. The election to fill lbsin ancie* eras conducted ss uh a -.I,, .hal of spirit.["be house was crowded -.sith membera wbo tren

present to give expression, by mean* ol the election,to their vi.-v* mi ths subjec! "i consultimi mtlihomsopatbic phyaiciaoa The Mate Societysonie titne a;.'.* a .>:,-,"l a BOW code, wbicupermits its members to cms alt ssitli physician,inlier than those of the allopathic tcnooL Dr.Austin Flint, jr., no-tabatod Drt Charles Hitch¬er-, r. s. Waul .uni c. a. Lexie. These gentlemen,lie san!. WOlllu mit- lits!. I:i-f amt al! Ht*- li.

ti, ri sim,' tbs old code. Dr. 1>. ft. 8t. John Riki a

nominated l>rs. Waller R. Gillette, P. Alberl Mor¬row itti'l Thoma* Weld, st in. were announced ti.supporters ol the exis! tig i ate ol affairs. I he roteabowed ninety-four rotes for tbe llltchoock ticketand Sr-venty-niie lor fiat beads I by Dr. Gillette.

TUB FUNERAL OF JOHN c-. DALE.Tha funeral of John (J. Dale, the agent "1 the In¬

man Bteatnship Company, wa* belt] yesterday al9:30 a. m. in the Calvary Church, al Fourth-are,iimi l ss'ii y iii-t-st. The l;.s. Dr, ll. Batterlee,pastor ot the church, officiated, assisted by tbe Kev.U. P. Morgan, ol the Church ol lin- Heavenly Ri -t.I he collin ss as surrounded by a pittfiisioii nt Dowers.lb,- church ssas crowded. Among the j"masoni were three ol Mr. Dale'eaona, Mayor 1.daon..Li' erreponl -dwarda, the British Consol; Herb* itHarker, of ihe Monarch Line : William Corsrly, sitbs Anchor Bteamship Companv; R J. Corlis ami1 houiis Henderson, lr., "I t he VVlute Star i lompany;W. H. Onion and John Underbill, ol the Williamsdr,Onion Line; Veruou ll. Brown, ol tbe CunardBteamahip Company; Radcliffe Baldwin, ol theState bteamship Companv ; Loni de Bebtau, of beFrench Lim-; F. W.J. (Jurat,ol tbe National Line,and Captaina Loehead, John McGinn and w. ll.Thompson. A number of tbe employes of tho In¬man Steamship Company snd saverai member* <u

tbe Produce Exchange were a,so present. Tho bodysva*. buried in (.reensviiod Cemetery.

A COACHMAN THIUiATIiNTNii HIS MASH.I;.Hosea B, Perkin*", of One-hundred-and-aerenty*

seviiuh-si. and Kn*gabrid_e-road, abonl threemontha ago hired Cornelius Quinlan, twenty-fomyears of sae, aa coachman and general belper. Onlast Bater.ay night there aiose some dispute be¬tween them ;ib.mt a mattel iii wages, snd the man

became insolent. H.- want out on -linday and didnot return nulli a late In,ur. When bs came iu bawent -pet-in to Mi. Perkins, who wa* m the bath*innii:, iimi uas rery abusive, threatening to entMr. Pei kins'* b* art out. H.-had no weapon, how¬ever, coniiiiitt'xi U0 Violence, and tho! tit nltii ss anlwas taken from the room by Mi. I'erkina'* sims.

Officer John Wood..ofthe I lints teeond li.waa called in, and tbe man was airested He had<-\ itientl.s- been drinking, and when the offii er camehe was asleep. Yesterday the man was taken beforeJustice Morgan, at tbe Harlem Police Court, andlilied Sid; aud in default of BUretiet ol 1300 lokeep the peace, ho was coiniiutted f,,r a month.

VICTIMS (IF RELIC OU8 MAMA.Ftanz Ackerman and his sufi- were arrested sn

.-linday night while disturbing a inti,oin- congre¬gation in .orkviil'-. They were examined b> lir.Van Musi', ol Sn. I'.dd Lexiu "(ton-are., amideclared victims of religious mania. Their tvsnsmall children were fonad In their apartments ittNo. 1,013 Seciud-ave. nearly naked ami almoststarv,,!. winn i.irai-iud in the Harlem PoliceCourt yesterday, the parents denied that lins weniii-ain-. but tbs mother admitted thal sh,, tiad notaanfficient quantity of food during the past thieumonths. Tbs tamil*" s*as temporarily committedi.y Justice Morgan, snd food vsa.s gwen them, th*Barents refused to eal it, or to allow th"ir childrento do s,,, until the laiier were taken away by force.In tbe afternoon Officer Knoll, of the r&ciety forthe I'reye.-niiin ot Cruelty In Children, took the Loyami cul tn st. Joseph's Homo. Tbe parents weresent to thi'Commissioners ot Char,tj,s a,ni Correc¬tion for examination.

THK BEAMBN'8 MISSION.Thc Protestant Epiec ipal Church Mission Boeiety

for Seam, ii held its annual meeting last evening in

Trinity Chapel, '1 wents-iiiih-st., near Bttoadway.rhe expenaes ot the Society for tbs las! year waresh*s,7UO and its funds are nosv in a goodcondition. This summer it is Intended io

build anew mtsaion church, m_d.ng-room and rec-tory at Houston and Wast streets. Che new build¬ing will be of brick aud stone. The ground hus coat$--(,000. and the total cost ol thc ground aod budd¬ing will be |80,000, to li- completed by tali,["here arc now four ol theso missions ai differentpo.tits in the cits, and lins will bellin must coiii-nlete of them all. Hie election of nitic rs tor tnt-year took place i.*t ersnin**, resulting rn the elec¬tion of the former I,nani ss it OSS Of t WO BX-CplE. M. Dunc.i-i and Charles Tracy being elected laytios-prsaldsnta, snd Henry bulgers e-afrespondiugsecretary.

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A gi'iitlcman, iu-wly-iu.in-ii.-il and ;i iiroiui-i.ii.t sartotr mam, took tn* un-e is tee open, a j.-w

_i*b afterward, aptsklas te some (rlsnila, t-sBBi-1 t'liietlimi; aie.it lin- open anti sta* tinki tl wnai theopera -ia*. "

, calli reeit'l in, .-,_ j..., BOW .< n_i(| ti,..la<ly. .. i.ul per-sp* say b_*bsi__ <¦ m.'' .. tiii, yes," .milm., Jum piug at fae ciiance tn air Bia knowledge i " it wastba optla lil 1.ll.lett*..'".LSt. Lannis liisi lils,,nub.A ti-rUin Austin 111:111 svas not (SBStSted to

live, lie hull 11 nelKblioi' vita whnm h. i,.i ,,,., ,, ,,,, |,.,,|lenna for sevi*rai tears, raiaudgbbor asked a mataalI ria-11 it how Hie lint pin ti ~BS coltUSS on. "1 um gladla saeysa have done away svuii your f-ehng oi resent'inriit mit ai i| 'li,,! pour man. ile is siiiIciiik, siiiklu^ 1 BBIdly," wa* the n-ply. "lie is, ls tie I Wm, I _m nutsurprised. I alwajr* thoujrht that ts.1* the iliruetlan lieW'jnlJ luke vi lien lie tli*J.i.l'I'exaa aili inns

HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT AKKIVA.L"-Victoria Hotel.Aristarchi R<*y, Turkish Min¬

uter ct Wfishlii-ron.....V-ir York lintel-Hu>hap "Samuel8. Harris, or Michluau.Windtor Hotel-Sir P. II.

Clarke, of Loudon.Metropolitan BTSSB TBS Hon.Kill* II. Roberts, of Utica... .Park Arenue Hotel.Pro-Intent StlSS LSOattS, of New-Haven.EnVi irenue Ho¬

tel-dodge ('baries Daniels, of lluffaln. liutklnahamHolel-Cliarlen W. Woolley, of Cltieinnatl.StttrteraittlIome-JadeeT. H. Westhns-k, of Kingston, >'.Y.llJame* _*__-!.B-SSC-l Krr.-((, of littsbnr-t .RreroortHome.Captain Cook, of the *te*m«hlp (***rvia ; CsiitatnTownley Parker, the Hon. l>. I-dgh and Jaiuea Pcmler.of London.it Sicholat Hotel-V.x Governor Oeor_eT. Anthony, of Kanni*_Hoffman Home.The lion. I.

K. Finch, of Li.ii'lmi.Albemarle //orW-Nathan Ap-pletnD, nf Knntou_Clarendon Hotel.Colonel. L. 81t-

greaves, C. 8. A.. m.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.Hokes trill case liefore BsilOgsBS Hollins.T-mperanee maas-meeting al Brooklyn Academy or

Music.Lahor innss-iii'-etiiiC at Cooper Institute.Coll, i/e ..f i'ii irtnaey alumni -toni r nt Delmonico s.

Cele! .allon t>( Martin Luther aimlven-ar- at Mott Me¬

morial Illili. , ....

(ieortrc II. Ixmn-'s sBdrsaa before l-mif. Island Hls-

toriclSiK-iety on '. Wsshlaatoa aa a statesman.'KxKiiiiiiHiin oft-eorge W CoakBag,Jr, before. Justice

Smith al the TPBSllB

m:\v-yokk citt.The boilers of tho new steamer Pilgrim, twelve in

number, an of -steel.Wollert Pinkerton wai SBM-Bg |ba B-BBBBSJSBB ar¬

riving yeeterday by tho stesatship Acapulco fromAspiusvall.The Bsi-hO-SB Bl Third-ave. .-iud Oiio-hundred-

and-tifieenlh-st. haring shown signs ni weakness,still be rebuilt by onler ot the Bureau of Building-.

Il is rn,sv repnrted (hat (he ch.i'iuel tlir.nigh whiHiManton, th-* dsfanfflng clerk of tbe EquitableTins' Company, lost his money was a "bucketshop iu Braad-st,

Sup'-riiiteii'l'iu Walling appeared personally ntthe iombs \est.--dav as complainant against a

young woman, helplessly draak, srbom hs had ar-

iested svilh hisOWS vii'T-ililo hands.Wilson Moore, in the ('our! of General Sstaions

yesterday, foran attempt to commit burglary, t*.it

anntenced to sereu sear-and six months in tbe stat

Prison.I In meeting Of the credit .us of James 1'. P.iid.r

ira-:, which ssas to be heal se-', rdsy, ssa* poslponi duntil next week. Mr. Pendsrgasl expects to make,an srraugerae it to i "i-1 tine the buduess.

iii-iMSAL nv ninl j: (iiisusAi.s.Richart! l-VKeefe, John Conlin ami Michael II.

O'Donnell, three o. tbe roung mea ebarged withaendinaonl false alarms of fire, were sentenced byRecorder Smyth, yeeterday, toons year each in (heBtate Pi sun.

HEW CABS OB >t UI ll AVENUE.The Fourth Avenue lc,iir.nl Company put on

isvents- brand-new street cars yeate**.ar, to meeithe demand made by the crowds al tbe eirena. Thsears are of a new pattern snd unusually comfort¬able.

T ai ii:':r. CSS Of nu PISTOL.John Zimmerman,sge Iwenty.of No.B0 Eaal Hotts-

(tui-st.. svas held fm ital at lise-. Market yester¬day, rbarged with shooting I'hillin Boswald dorinstbe fracas that followed the hall of ibe Adelphis i! ci'il, in Walhalla ll til, Orebard-st, early on

Sunday morning.CO-tCEBT ti.sii'f imfni suv I'l BB. OtL-fOBE.

A large audiem .. attended the annual tn mplimen-taii concert tendered la-1 tn_lit lo P.8. Gilmorelimier ih,, anspieea of the -"J I K**giment, al it*

armors in Fourteenth il near .Sixth-are. The

proarramme include,I lixteen pieces and WSS bSlr. Gilmore. Dancing followed.

ACiisrn OP mikish itt.-i- BBTB-BB,Tha trial of Henri A. I horn--, .n examiner in tbs

Custiim-Hi'iise. ici-useil ot making false entries inth.- i.o,.ks. wa* bi .in yesterday b fore Judc-e Bens*ilie; in Li" I'n it.-.j st.,-,.. i in nt (,,mt. | horne tv a*

iltscliar-'eil bs I 'timmi Minnel Deuel, bul HOI Until Ill-

tilt ted by tne Grand Jurywinownoon as sb sovebtisembbt.

A young woman, wearing the habiliinents ofnonniina. stood near an nptot "f the eic*rated railway yeaterdat diatrihntlna a highlyi-olt.ri'1 pamphlet which eontained the openinachapters ol a story entitled: "The WeddedWidow.''

DTIBB Winn: PBEFABIBfJ iiiinii'

While Mrs. MiiL'ir, t Forahay, nf No. 133Cro.br*«t., ssas prep.ring lo attend tbe funeral "I h r bas-band, yeateiday, abe fell to 'he tlm.r in a tit andlied a few monu ita liter, The linsband and wifehui! sol bred toaetbei for isvsral mus.

M'Vi' ! "i: l>t SKI V Li viss-.fi BABY.Mann,: Ojeda, upon whom \- ni Drummond

a unwarranted I In- baildischarged by Judas B**ni*dh*t, wa* s.-m t<>'.ler*. \ i, -ii-nliiv mi a writ of removal granted byJudge Brown, for trial on a charge of passingilei I. tl mt,nev.

i:'s.tSAii"V OB THE HAMILTOJt MABBIdV.a'. *riM<I-1 iiiiniiif.i'i's ,,,i i.. tis.-, u One-Hun*

rlred-and-Porty-fifth st sud Rt. Nicbolas-are., iabe-I, .-md the thirteen tall tree* which the

great stat.*: ii i- -id to has-- planted with bianun ha,ni* at the aoutheaal comer "t the manor*

in a substantial lu¬

cio.me.t -ll.IK,

The horse* attached toa I truck..*. nt Prince st. about fonr o'clock yestafternoon, and noi until th-- driver had ethauated

irkably tull vocabulary ol expletive* andworn "nt a new wi ip did lb v rom* lo a realizing

thal when equine laboi conflicts arith hu maucapital ih former must _.. io t! walL

PASSEKOI RS i,n Ult. -I i.VIA.The steamship Serria, ..! the Cunard Line, ar¬

ri red In thi* port j lu bronchi 102iiii passengers, am na whom Bren* W. H '

.1. Moir Clark, Biri. IL Clark.. General T. W. Con¬way, Captain A. B. Cnoningham. Lui,,- rCaptain Haly. l>r. Walter A. Dun, H. Fetich*twanger.C Ii. Finch, c. B. I»,- Forrest,Captain <;.t*-u. II. Robert Harris, C. Herter, Dudley Leigh andtbe Hon, Coutts Haioribaukt.

nu ..li. in.mink.s rowan ism tbib poet.I he Bteamahlp < >ld II uninion, from Wiclunouil and

Norfolk, on Sunday ni 7 a. m., bin l. r, .pinwhen off Fenwick leland. No furiher dsm.igdone. Sin- sus fallen in with lit ilu- steamWilliam K.-iiii.-.Iv. from Baltimore f i Providence,iind towed to the Highland**, rea bing ibero latesi *tt dav sfternooi Hue waa then taken in toa bsthe tm* Hudson uml brought te bet pier al th,,i le ll il-St.

IB mi MOKt OB H. ii < ii tiwi svA-.-iviee cnmineroorating Henry Grafton Chan-

man, st io dieu al Manila recently, ssas held tuTrinity Church yeeterday afternoon. Many of themembera of the -stock Exehanct*, of which \f r.

(hui,ni ti svas nr.si lent, were present. The aervicea-.mi, conducted by tbo Rey |>r. Morgan I*ix,a**aiatedby (he Rev. George William I) ula - snd Ibo Bar.Mr. Lncjueer, ol Bedford, Westchester County,

Mit. **EWT0M*S ILIIIIVAI.rhe Right Rev. Lflshop Potter, ol the Protestsnl

Kpifloopsl Church, bsmI res) rilav thal no actionregardfag tbe Rsr, W. Heber Newton bad beentaken by th* Episcopal anthor! ties. The Kev. Dr.William B. Eigenbrotlt, ol tbs btanding Committeeof tbe diocese, said that iliat committee bsd noth¬ing to do with ant charges tba! tmir"! be brou^bif,Thesemnst.be tire-cnie.l in the Bishop, who couldcall a court for lbs trial of the nuns.

i itmy tri LABS *.* LODOlxa KOOMSTin- Siiintaiv p..lue arraigned a Chinaman of

I'.isai.i-st. ami Patrick ( CCnnnor, of So. lei Chat¬ham-**., al tin- liimliM Police Courl yeaierday,charged with lettina cellars aa lodging placea foim. n and women. These oe!Ur* wen* described aihaying no ventilation "i drainage and being in an

ezreedingly filthy condition.Ill Stlilil.lr DE]'ALLA Ii i.V l\ A I'.ttSVIKV HAVK.A iimor v, a sci in cirrulal ion doa ii town s eater-

day thal there had ix en s defalcation amounting toat lea t !,-,uii,ikki ,!, ;, pi,,,,,11,,¦,,i hank ju tb* llosv-

I y. A 1 "UBl vi i'i".i lei visited rv, \ bank in thatstieet, and ;n cn h place the president, treasurer,¦ecretarr "r cashier iltselaimed ali knowledge of

h defalcation and aaaerted tbat nothiugolthe kimi bad occurred ia ihat bank.

'¦I OSGI .!. SICS 1" BB l lin I) AUAIV.The trial ol George .1. Rice, formerly president of

the Utica Ithaca ami Elmira Railway Company, ontbe charge of haring wrongfully issued and pledgedcertain stock ol tha company, was pegun yesterdayin the ('unit of OyerandTerminer before .Iud-*'Barrett Tbe only thins done ssas tn impauuel He¬lms. Mr. Wice ursa mci in tbe Nuns court on tbesame charge s few weeks ago, bul tha jury couldnot agree.

IHK BTBAMSBir Wt BBS Kl rum H.Tbsagentsol tm North German Lloyd Lina *****

(i-is.d dispalches yeeterday tbal tbs steamshipWena, vs huh pul into Southampton tor repair* andwaa detained four daya, bail sailed at-j it. m. sin¬bad not Ins! bel propeller, bm first reported, bu! hadlos! one bladi univ. Instead of tailing from hereon April 4 alis will sail on the following dav, thuslosing om- day on the round vnyags,

1 1 v 1: Yl.Ais 1.nt in.sliv.i his BTEP-DAOOBTBB.Joseph MeAvojr, of No. i-'u Esal l nenty-eighth*

--!.. ssas t a rn ii. tedvestordsj In the Courl ot (icm ni.-e -ii>t;s fur feloiiioti assault. He waa iu the habit"i besting his nife. When tm February 20 htswife's dam-du rbys former marriage, a girl of six¬teen sear-, interfered to protect bec mother, McAvoyknot ked her tlosvn with a stick t,| w.-od. Theprosacution waa begun by the Society foe tbs Pro-vention pf Cruelly to Children. McAvoy wass'iiteiieed to live year* iii tbe State Prison.

HIL PBOPEBTT Of SS (LIAM IL IUVKIISTICK.Letters nf adinminti a'ion OU Ibe estate of William

II. Haveratiek were granted yeeterday bs BnrrngataW.illins tn Joseph lt. Hsverstiok and Ins oounael,(> rOrgC ( Knbli,-, a* tn- iilmini-tratoir.. No furthersteps were taken iu th- matter ol the diapoaition oftJje property, the eonanltstion thal svas to be heldbetween (he counsel fm I la vel-.1 it |. (li1(| (h,-ciiiiim-Ifor Mrs. Pitier being postponed. Neither svere anysteps taken to recover thu propeity now held byLr. Amid,m.

visiiivi; til kiiha Al ni.HtlKI .v.rieveral huudj-.d Hags tloatetl lroiu tho st. amship

Fulda, of the North German Lloyd Line, lying at herpier in Hoboken yesterday. On the hurricane dockto entertain the people who were there to look atthe vesaei, of whom there were several thousands,was the «hlp'i brass band, the members being com¬

posed of the stewards and assistants. The saloons,cabins, state-rooms, steeraee* am! enaine-room wereetow led with visitors all of the afternoon. Thoofficers of th-- vessel are: Captain. C. Leiat; FirstO-ttc-r, L. Stormer; steward, J. Riekeu, and F.ninnienstejn. purser.

PLAYING CUM AGAINST 28 OPPONE**T*J.Captain Mackeuzie faced twenty-three opponents,

including two ladies in simultaueon*BSBBBB of chessat Un-rooms of the Mrnbattan Chess Club, at No.110 East Fourteenth sty teat .v-ni-g. The playingbogan at 8 o'clock, and two hours later nine con¬

testants had li'-lded te th- captain's superior skill.At ll o'clock six more had retired from the con¬

test, while Frank Rover won his game. Tho indi¬cations at a late Inuit were that Csptsin Mackenziewould checkmat- the rennin, players. Themanu-uviesof ll. S. Stanton and of J. S. Ryafl were

spt c ml ly liotcss i,rthy.kCCUBBD OK ISCANTHIDK.

Jobs J.Wilsnn iiifortneil th.- polios yesterday thatIns wife had been ituiltv of intiiiiticide at No. 318West N-yeiite. nfli-st. Me has been a aoltlier iuCompany G, Third Infantry, ami has been abs-ntnearly tour years. Haring lost a b's- in Indianlightinp. he came home two sveeks ugo. andlound his wife apparently about to -weosas a

mother, but shs d-nted ans- Infidelity. Karly yester¬day morning be sasv her go to another room, andsoon afterward heard an infant's cry just iw hisWife Bama hack. Ha ran to tbs room, anti then-saw a babe in thc sink. It cried once, but Ix-foro heOOUld resell ir, sink. Tho woman is a close pris¬oner in the New Torfe Hospital.A DBPBBDABTIB a Lorri hy casi: DISIPPEABS.One of the first trials of tin- lottery cases Hine, tin-

r.nt decision* of the supremo Court making con¬

viction possible on the eridenee of sa ofBcerpur-ng a ticket, ssa* hebl yesterday in the Court of

General Session*. Detective (ham, of the Boetetyinr tbe 8uppt*ession ol Vice, was tbs prtncipsl wit¬ness again*. Joseph Wallace, trot.) whom he hadbough! a nek", on April 13. 1882. The ease for theprosecution ssa* closed si the lime "f recess, \\ nen

the trial w resumed after recess it was found thattiied le,ullin waa not in attendance. Judge Cow¬ing mini' di.eely issued a warran I inr his arrest, andordered his bail, te the smounl of 1*5-90, to be for¬feited. Tbetrislwas proceeded with and the juryiiiund Wallac guilty.

BBOOKLTN.Bighl nf th police oanuins "i" Brookljrn walked

,,-.. the Bridge yesterday morningOn the recommendatio 1 of Health Comm! anoner

l.'ai monil lin- Aldermen ordered tefl pubUS sven* to

be elossd.The bill of William M. Brartt for drawing the

Arrears bill rsoenUy pssBod by tbeLegi Istnrsis91,000.Herntsn Cordes. who wna In charge of Welp's

eoii'ecii.merv stoic at No. 186 Fulton*-*., reins¦ dlo close tbe shop on Sunday. Us ssas tilasted andsmis lined .1.11) scstenlav.Theorder requiring the receiver of thc Coopera¬

tive lu, ss .aaociatton (.. pay 00 per cenl io allci.-.i,'..rs svhose claims sra proi td will go Into easelto-morrow.divine; to th.- lack sf jurymen In the ('"tiri of

Beaaions yesterday tbs trial of Maggie K'-ppcl forstealing little Lissie Belden Issi mi imor iva* post¬poned until i"-iiasHealth (..minis-oner Raymond reported to lbs

Board of Aldermen yesterd-ir thal the sanitaryarraagetnents in several rooms in theCitj Hall wereimperfect sud tbat repairs te tbe 111111111)1111: were1.1. di il. i in- sum of *r_.*>o ssas appropriated for thcrepairs

li s\as discovered yeMerdaytba! the dssth "f[-tomat Italone, age twenty-one, al No. 41 Bridge¬tt., on Bundsy, was esased by ams11pox. Ho livednub bi* mother, sud no'physician wa* called:hence tbs ease ita* not reported tothe Board olHealth, rite bunsil is U tenement willi nix families.All tin- p.-rsiiiis in th- lions.- sTt-ie vat ciliated bysanitary Inspectors

\ un.' of i' ,st hall was played yesterday silit'-iie. t Park I" tn.-.ii (.rn Dines, captained respec¬tively by -1 napp it. ..I 11 a; rt shin¦_. I'..hil. mid Hil**,

oklyn. it was th, lil,1 g ,,.- ol tba seasonami resulted in Mchappei 1'aaide winning bf asrotreof 8 toll. \ «. ct i-i'I ca -ii" **- ill b- played this after¬noon it the weather pi natte.Btate Senator Kiernan talked sth!i Mayor Low

I, *i ula, lieut tin- lull now be for* tbe Leaiala-t ai,- t>, reorganize tbe Lie*'- Dopasttneut. MayorL..W au un ur«ed his 0 the lull. Benatorh eit'.m * ii,1 tbal ii iii- t'-stim "iv before the Bena a

Committee on < liles, which trillgive a bearing to-to lil" bill, should not w,urani

ig be iboulri a-k t-> withdraw it.

lila iris! ol tbe mil Itrourbl bs Ibe New-Yorkin to recover ***"I0,0(H> alleged to have

I.,. 11 <¦ ir John ll Moore, 1 fernr-maater,v..., 1,.11,imi,. ii.-f,,r. Judge Brown yesterday. Mr*.Man.' 1 r.-t M. the mother of the defendant, testi-in-i linn she 11 ni **-. 0 >» rn '¦'.iniiie' ,, tins country.uni ,-iic ninl- large suma ni money by keepingli. 11 .l-isi and a ii.|ii r sal.1.ni. at tiie solicitation olh i wa. Othn ,ie-in .'. 1. ul 1:,.- lamil) corroborated

limo I he Judge i-.rs, .! lu* decltiou.NEWARK.

Loni i, age wenty-1 in,.-, ;i 1 tv1!,, lamil) o D. l>. I'ine, at Nu. _ Baldwin-at., «..*

1 tia li burned yeatenlaj aft moon by ooaia failingupon bel Irs* -.

I- um -.. Vo intern manufacturer alM.tiR. i-si.. committed suicide earli restei

day mornmg by shoo mu himself. He left* i\ m. hi auticip it, il sickness and preferred death.H. waa unmarried and lifty-two yean old.Horatio Sank*, who attacked and robbed Min.

I ., -|, 1 -. i in , hui 1 yes¬terday aud plead-d guilty, lin* culprit v.ts ap¬parently in m.- la-i stage* of consumption, Ile-aid la I, ni bet 11 ...it oi work and committed thuBCl IO 1,Uml des,, ra ion. A phys'i ian testified tli.it"-auk* n.s e-Mi ,| medica relief, and Jud-..)

:¦ 1 d.na tesl iu.it In* lu dist I)it __> tl.

I.I I M I. \ l-l Ul M IS s SS I! As |s| |-| It ,.-.

I>r. |{iiii».iii Bs*described to tue Iii illouof.- un, - 11 sen s,,r experiment* Intnl.- i,y aim to test tbe

Djr ol ullin.s|i|ieif- ,i,al_e.l Wltb VolstUt! nilli-*i pile* tn preventing tbs development of ur-- in putr.**-

¦! ht.lllf-i .1 lill lOflUltltl M.,|i. inti lle. wide mouthed, nina jars, late whicti a llttl* eu

,1 1 ii n. ,,ii, 01 ii, like, bsd een poured, remained clear,Mlill. ll. la ls* of Mle ,111,. lulu Mn hilt III BIUO* eil to Old!itu 1 ,1 ir mel 1 lien covered witb cotton wrol,b< gnu t" lon*.a.,lin,-- mel te seillii OVer "Ullin il few li'.ills. Alto-la iii. 1, ti.ult*are tbou-rbitoboileau*that, nt ordl-

1.11.. t with taper* of tbinani d 1* futui to the -t-rms of bacteria und udcrococul,

and pi ¦¦. lbs .. 1 ins ,,: t, mt- uml oilier luteti..ns dlsesBSS. ni. ntlie vapid 1- used during aurglcsl

tiona, a kellows ls employed to] rbsrgedwltb ii upon tin- iptit exposed. Tbe slr la Ant drswaiitioti-li a veasel nilt-d with cttton wool, then througb

rilled M.Ul PUUIIO* atnlie, niel Milli ll a smallijiiuiittti ott'ii iiptoi im* intii pound. 1 lie vaporsur, not unpifsasnt when breathed.

"I lii-cnl sn dbl madder web deni," saidBarn J :i'-i,.i. Hfiodariu-, _ colored culaea olAn-tii. '-.tts--0 .-. e died las'week." '.Waa the tickloll- I" '.No, sh" ||_|' |||. U Slek inn- .1.1 \ Ul,' tlj.-ll ileBes.."11 I licit .¦ ,lu. ' lie 1.01', wliy tint wasliar.ll)- mihi vt ni 1 lita- Blftlaga,

MA LIM: INTBLLIUBNUE.Mt vi a rr :c k 11..11V *.(-.

Btllirit't .'. ..I. s-t*. ti JU Sloan llt't in la Simm'* ags.d'y* ltjnn.11 1v1rr.11 1..1.tr

_l.ST, -*_u'lvlin..!;. '.. ul.'.ai itian i. io ar 11*11 iijr.v, 0(17j". >f BsBdyBset tn.i'. '-at 1*11111 lO.SJ; BauUshtt n.j.t

FOBEIOS BTEAMEES mi: Al THIS POETlil-DAV.

i eitel. lin:.Amsterdam .... .BeyalUr.til - M .111.

ss.ishiii.ii.il Mei l'..rt* ,., N s and Med<,|. lian Mi.i.ir.ii .-I ..ml rn Mniian-ti.Wjoiiilu*" . ..(.Varpool.Lulen.

WI.I,NI BDAY, B Sin il Mtssi itphaim Msmbnrs . Usmb tmer.(mn: A ie vamllTU.ll if. 1-inl Wai.. .Slet.iitilre.iii as-ia ..ti, l*CDS. .... Aluin,1A ti.. 11.1.1 r- .limn- .... lie eh Trail*.stst*of ii-^a*.MaSaaaaa.Mallery*a,

THUEMDAT, stah< 11 10.Ai' inAaptnwal I ..silas.

I.laml.lif l Itv.Ilrlstnl ..Ll 1st.il. Cl'y.-'.l-i'11-" .Hull .\\ liston's.State,,I I'eltlist luina IIISSSpW.Mlille.Ali,, . ... SS t s( lu,lie*.Alla*.l.uill.'1-.-Hlll. I...111I1111.lim.

SBIPP1N0 NEWSPOBTOBBBW-TOBE .MondaY, MAKi'll 'JO, 18H3.

Altl'.l S'l-lil.mer Ssi ria (Bi Dael. (versos! Barrs 17 via Qassas

ti,M 1, with imtse mill t>*a*en_T-r* io Vernon ii lint wu ,v i ,,r* lr ainri ( *¦ inonu Ht , ll ,i. i ,,ff. Llvet until 1_ Haft lu I,al

last la linn li. I.,i,r- :*",'u u"''

\xrM Bi"^ ¦"""»"¦-

-fec-Ts^i ,. >^"ay..w.!l,..,.8Miip iiirnaui Wood pfai inim. KB), Oratory, calcutta i"o

.lnv», ifllli uni*- (11 olden vessel Ul BUMtSI-i,i|, -iiitiii, of svin.ts.il. nh), Maratsi*. Lou.tou .5 ,ittTi

with cement ami empty hannis loonier; vessel to J r Whit'nev .? o

Ship ie. um,'it c..1,. Knriitiauii, BtSBMa (il tlays with.lit Biri r-iiiplv hiiinis monler, v-,»ei 1.1 Hennaun'KaonA Co.

v

.-lilli lliiK'i "ini. Dem ken, AiiiHlertlsin .'.-.I tlav* withrmiilTlniti'it i'ti'l'lsi tt-ssnl 1,1 Herinaiiii Iv,mn ,t t ,,

Haili vt old. nu ll.illfin ileil, Livsrpool 84 tar* willi aultto ot dei vssbsI ts Min,,' A. iL.iiKiitnn.

«/*. witn *ait

luis louis,¦,,.,, MiakalaoB, nun ;.o day*, with emntTlian,-'* to ..,in, v. ..it., ',.. .. K,|va_ co "".'".miltyBsrlt Mllava Blsoi.I HtJstta. BBi. llutlsr, Sun.lerltuiil

_h*-^K^wTra_i^ *"h,,w""**%***"¦ aliars MsrtlBo'i i!,'in,i lian, BSvarass, **astaliaa*-M Sa

JiV'SuV*"""""1 1:"UV"' Wlt" 'rUU ,""r',¦., *".."..' «» ABdrowllaik lainius oin', Muckns, ri!iiril,iir« Niiy'»l .(. v.,,,

cli.listlav*. willi sa tani i-nipl, liumls tnonio'l ve.te oHermann Koop i "

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BanJanai (Jsi .("rab Braaua SBSays, wBkeaB__a__lempty barral* toordt vmmI \. rheo iin.ei.tV-,Hark Ktlttl. uniii, liarl cit li,iou. .Nsi. MoEaehrtin n.,r

£____,* ,U>^' witbaaM toon.,,. v.»,eim E___a_5,_Vou\'t.^'|Tn:''¦,. '''luUucr' rn^oa IH da,*, wm, ,.... to

¦lil-kiV o""'"' I.<f<,, IUrM* U d,1-",. Wlth-US»rta- (I Alli-Ilaik Uvaatar, V-sper. Apala-hlt-ola IB day* willi lantli

tooiilsr. vessel n, miiow A Httrf***"

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Ilaik Hat'.-. A M. Kui laud, M, Ka- liiml, l'a*ca«oula 111,larswm. iBjsBsrtsarS-ri vsasalts u \v U-l k'oat ^"*BONsar-Wludat Handy Hook, utodwat*. Bi -* - ,.rt

ba-y. Al flu islaad, the tame."*""***> ¦ l"-U(-y snd

LE lOlfflll BROTHERS,On account of

DISSOLUTION OF PAKTNERSHIP,(Firm eipiresfoy limitation on Hay 1, 1883)

will continue the

GREAT CLOSING SALEot their

ENTIRE STOCKOf

STAPLE IND FANCY DRYThe entire Stock ha*, heen marked down in price, and all will

find it to their advantage to purchase, even ifnot required for im¬

mediate use.

LE BOTJTILLIER BROTHERSBroadway and Fourteenth-street._

triifett Tcateit!'f _. .,, ___.

steamer Hanoverian (Br), stephen*. London M»rcti 11 via

Halifax 13. with mass ts HesfBr Bras, __.___*_..ship H.ca .lilith'. Day, l.iferini.l M day-, with chalk

toonlcr. vessel tn M K l'ic.rrii'-- A- < a

Hain lil'a'eili'Itel*: lii'tlcliler. Atitwsrp 21 d»ys, witn

r.i«s nu.! amtitv barrels to tinier; vessc, to Tura Ru-rer.Hark Diii.siafliiBire ,.,( -t .It.lin. Ml lilia"', U*___P*»" _*

daya, la ballast ts Bcaamell Broe, and wu* rn tin ea tout

John, MB. rl.LAKKIi.steamer Abyssinia (Br), Bentley, liverpool via Queenstown

.William* A .iiii.m. ,

riper, r.iis- ,| W I) Mnr-ran..-teamer leland Inn . 1 luiiuseii. I D|MMilia_en, etc-mnch,

Edya . Co.s-s,mer cytlo-iia (Rr), F.sson, f.-irdenns-sea-er Bro*

r Rapid m. lenney, ss cst IMl:n, Va -OM Dominion

.stej'mi-r lils Br Mail-r*i in. Haltltnf- -'eager Urn*. "**

M.-tu,er llos.etn.s Hav Uri. Leap. Baltlmoi ft.H J C'ortl*.steamer V \V llriine. Coater, Ballimore- J b Kremasteamer iirmkitaic!, Lea/.. Lew,*, Lei OM Dominion

Ssli*t«.itiier ll.iiiinia. Ursa."; f',.r!Ian>t. Sfe-.f I- Ame*.Hark rials-la .111), Andrews, Anjier, Java, lal- orders.

Scamuiell Bros. . , ...

BartColroado,Clark, PortE__bpsU*, smith ame-.tl uCroMtnra * Bra,Bart-.!. vu , Madsso. Btlboa -asbBo BaMsIaBCa-Barl Ams-a Ll I'aii.in-li. lavcll .nil.ssl upson, Spence A

Il.'r-'Fauilglla** (Ital), Mai ml. Cork for orderi-Philllp*ABil- Jove* Ani'nilo spin Juan. Lat ralina* anti St Cruzj.'.- BlTatBtt' "- OB

ta ffrBPHte»mer« (teasel for Liverpool Tho'n Holme. Plrmoiith,

Pontiac, MctHtsrranssBpart* i'm.nv d* Lome, New-Orlesn*;Brsskwstsr, Lsws* -i.H.t Catcbf-tsr. Iniwsrn: itennwii,Haailniii Lark* [BBSS Jf.sm. fa.lu., CondBStsr, London.

. AI*o*al.-r.l-vu Loll* Islam! -omul StSBBlSt I.leanora, (orPtitllaiul- . .

Am In.'i-i a! f Itv Island, lionml out-ship Caul Jun***, for

sli»u-lula Hark Colors ls, for Port KlUSbl th.BIMCBLL-WBE. IO -.

st«*'ner Ttini* (Br), Irvine, from (lalre-Mii for Bremen,Ima inn in at aitiiiniitli aliorlnf emil au! willi her tieck lit-

I UK M.'VKMl- N IS ni' MiMMIillra -.Ki ;« i* i.trs

1/ims Ma Arrive*!, (teamer Ptolemy iBr), Jeff¬s' Vol it Mal

up t!i« f!i»nii!,l-steamer Ja»on litchi, Henlnpen,dom S«f 'i mk Manb Sos hsr way ts Anuterdam.

Mri .! MaRh 2S Airire.1. Steamer* Like M»iil!o*iai.i s,,.|i fi.m si-* V"rk siui'ii H. Pemvlaa ur. undi

in, from N aw-York Manilla. Part-la Br), Walker, fromk March 1*.

ODBSBBTovra, Manu M -Arrives, ateamer Tagus (Br),.. B ti,more Mareil I.

i'.ii.vv lu vie M rt ii .'¦; lMtt-.l *f-lin! a titv of RichmondCn i 'au.h..ti. flem Nest. Yo k March IS niili.-r way to

Queenstown aod IJf-rpool; >i!s..>iin Bi 'i>i«. (rom Boa-ton starlit Hon her war lo UverBSsl

Mai. li .'¦ Ps****- strati..-r U.-rinaBl* iBr), Ken-tietly, ftoiu Now York Mai. U 17 on her war to liueeuMowu.mi lars,p,.,

uni-' - ill"!,c*iwr Ilrit'ol (Hr), Wllllums,(,.r Near York -sith).

I.iviKiti. K. Mat-i J: IrrtveO, steamer linrcncn (Br),tiia'.-a (rom Baltimore March 1.IJBBBBOCB. March KS A rn rei. steamer Olympia iBr). Car¬

ter, fruin li until Marchs on ber wiIUvrk. Mar> ti-H Aruveii. sn aai":* liaiit'o iKr>, d'Hailt-

(iive.fi .rn ,.*. s.ek Marah 14; VUlsdsCssra .Kr', l_por-r.rH, (rem -N*w \ oi* Man

in si Ks ru pt ut rs.I-, -ii.tM'. Mar i 28 Aiiivt-t. I1BBWBC Rueno* Avrean

(Bl .,a-..,vT Ma .iailfaiM*l tirtve.1, »t-ameia Huston 'itv (Br),

SS od. I...ml n ..-a Whitney, Hallett, ,r» Sulk. Komaii.Loveland. Plilladelp hl.i Wilkealiaili-. Milli, do. lliytil 10-luini ii- SS'i i,nt, mv intiah.

unei Septuae, Berry; Now-York; QwaBa vBr).linell t, sae ai

nK.i.rm*. March 2d -Arrlv-wl. »T,-a'iiei * millah PrinceHr Burton, Liverpool! 0*atsn(Bl liaison, Mediterranean

port* Arie*, .iver; Norm m. Mike:*, n. Boo¬loo, Oin*wanda Sharman, Provid*.les, E C Bindle, Wallace,N*w-Ysrk.

t lean-.l. »teain*r MayfL'tver, DsT'.d-on, N'ew York.Ila-.tiu.iKr', March -'. Anlv.,1,sit-.mer BlUSSI Br), Ba-

con. Nt wt-'. -leiai-r* Acadian f Hr) M. math. Halifax: Texas

Bl ;: i IVSI II) B Miller, Howe* Bolton leo Appold, Footer, I'rovt.leuce:I ss ...ir at. l--o*t.T, ,"-_.-

r* N.t ninl.-. Miller sad App.-id.Lonf Hut ti I si Western Texa*.

lt-.. v.-Soik foi lliiinswi, k, t.,1, .uni lillian,Una alni1 io. eededCHABLBsrOS, March 9_.Arrive,I, steamer Virginia. Phila¬

delphia,mt -rix*. Mat-Sh '.M-At tho Paaas* Arrived. *!«>am*ra

Havre; Benvenue i: I'spe Vettlesi Hay.Hen, neil. Rochdale, Mail, un Mum !. f.tunta.

steamers Historian USrl USllSSS, *A'y-tlaie and i-.'ue Htsr, th* mtier (or \eiv.s.

ii Arrived, iiesaMr Msraaa eily, \,i.iihb, New York.

Aim un.

We iintlv'' the inns! BoarLthiiis breacU in thoworld. Hl.SLllI Km.I. ti... Tl tlti.ivo.

Skinny Mia.." Wella' Htalili Ktnt'svor" ri>-.loic*heiitii.uni vi,-or, cure* ii>*i..'p_ia. laipotsasa $1.

Yuh lia vt* tiittl Caitii's Littln Liver Pills amiwars pleated with them. Thev siliiiuiatt- ths iivT u-culaloliowel- ail,I luip11.ve tho ixuii;

Hknry a. Dabiblb, M. I).,114 Lexin-tan ave h*tween .'atti au t t 'th*fs.

Boar*. 8 tol, .!'." 1 ir."' a, Si.-, if v. Hit -i.,., of ttl©QsnltO liiarv BCg IBSBM O'iv.un lystsm, ipsel I'.tl >t.

DISEASESOFTHE

NERVOUS SYSTEM.The power ff tho nervous system, over Hf* amt happiness,

ls thorouahly rasSSB.Mi| sud Iho ilaiiRorot.nei-tmiu_ ltl.\ liileiise iiieiital uiMileiitlitn oretee.siveimlulm.iii'etif theSJ.'"tl'* illnl piiipelHHIea, (a ttf t lt.ll illl[nut.uic.-. SVhl-ll ltIs.ler.inKeil.ll ,.* ne. .-.*.iry tn s.-n a.ivico (mm an expertwho knows the cause ami tlu< roinetly.Iftha Biala has aaaaau axaaa-M hy lasaaas mental appM.

cation, lt caa only recover its iti-.n.ii, i,v BatB| Systematically tri-.iii-l. lt I* preclssiy v.ie, same wm, pta nerves thatP.esltle overnr-ai.lclife. 'Chi* hr.in, I, .i -mmi practicerami.ii ba oveniit.-.l; u affect* ui*rrl_.e, and perpetuation ofestates.

Dii-.iiii'eiteiislve et|.erienee in ti.t-t specialty I have re-crive,lthe.,M,reclatiou al many .ll»!l.«ul*!ie,l person, andcan, niinnuiu, ate Ihat wittel, iienaius lo lt, u.,,1 tho mea,,, ofie. oy.img a, powers, wliothor o( blain, appetite, propensityor passion.

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D,lMLeiinffton-ave., between 29th & 30th-sts.

norms, b to 1 and s to r.

$6 00Per Dozen.

MY ELEGANT IMPERIAL CARDS AT AB0V1*LOW PRICE. CLtJM OF TLN (ll (JU¬

DERS) FOR 940.

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rtnonle Hheiim.itism. scrofula, t'landtilar Swelllns. I !-_*'_.in.' Dry CbtUttt, Ovimnitl* sffp, lion*, iSyph lit c t o ii;il*nn,*,li sedlaa*of th- Lanfa, nvsi-epsia, Water Hrt*h. White swull.In**. Tumors. Pimples, itloi.-h.**. Kruptlousoii the Fv-s. Ut*

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lintels.if the si nu a, li liver. bowels, se! 0 vs. l.i..1 ler, 'utlart-in it* viiriaii* loiiu.. uervo . ooastips-tlon, costivenes*. tndueat.in dvspstMls, oHl,»o*_i_**, tull nsfever, iu datum itlon of the bowels, nih-*, and all .leran^cn-ntiof Hie luternii sis.-i.-ia. PRICE Jj CENTS PER boX-¦oil tty ali dru*.1st*.

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IN HOT "IVATEBPIONT YOI" KKOW THAT A TEASPOONFUL OF

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CATARRH two ci re*.

BP***TYa_****-Q EI-r'*<Ve*m Balm fined me of('»t*!TSWjraLicii_rV^''f inauv tear-- *t titllii/.ri-torsl *if¦a-?" ots«3S*>"| aenite el sin.::. For ..ld In the head il

work* like mn.li. I. ll -IIKKW.KJD, NS*:lonal state Bank. Elizabeth. N. J.

Kly'sfreani Balm n* worth lt* wflfMin gold hs a euri- tor < iitarrh. "ne kottai-nn-d me. s. A. l.t.*. rt i.. Franklin, Pa. it

.nts. by nial' Or ul dian-*:*"*.Ely'scbk-M iaimio.

Hay fever t.we«o.N.**.

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