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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
A COMPETING LINE IN CANADA!

Il
The Chicago Rail,roy ReuielO of March 30
states that wall-st. (Now-York) is about then
about offered the last good thing Canada had to
give namely the right provide capital for the CON
sructon of the Canada Southern Railroad and remarks
that hitherto John Bull has had monopoly Of Canadian
good things" including the Grand Trunk.
We arc not at all jealous On the contrary we think 1t
is 0ue fair that Brother Jonathan should take his turn
in helping Canada TO railways but he Is looking ont
profit could have wished him better luck tnan tne
Canada We always thought it was hard enough Tor
Railway In Canada to earn living when had the mo
nopoy of traffic. Canada must indeed have acquired
sudden wealth II computing line can hye ana lbrlyo
there! Our opinion has long been that Canada T3uld
get on but hardly prepared for so great blaze
OF prosperity is indicated by mo projection Oh long
competing line OF railway
temporary observes, Now this proposed Canada South
ern will not any OF these places important
local ones uamed), AMI viii simply Rave 10 depend upon
the through traffic for existence. How VIII u stand Tor
thisi the Great western, by lis Ar Line Will have
line exactly the length on exactly the same grade
,% Ii ~" 7tV the same Terms But further than
this what connec ions has this proposed lno Tue Chi
cagO paper then proceeds to point ont thc very lioT
posou of the nteuded competing line in this important
respect Evidently Chicago not large subscriber 10
the capital of the new Canadian Halfway lhaI doom
seems t he preserved for NewYOrk Perchance Chicago
Is in dudgeOn at not getting slice Of the cake! .
A competing line la Canada! La Que sense u wOuld
prouuce increase. IL would not for the pest OF an
reasons kiock down the premiums on cA@lnB Cana ~
raiways but esaDlsned-we say V-it might increase
on ali places in tho world should have supposed
Canada would remain free from competing lliys. We
never believed the many bitter things said of the severity
OF Canadian Winters, statements when went te ien2t
of iutinating that railway in Canada, though lad
never 80 much traffic, could not pay thiI Tie climate
Wa, so intensely cod 1t would snap any rails d down.
and break up ground from under the Dest rerina
nrut way that could be formed. Three parts OF TINS We
Know he bOsh; but, at tie same the we aWayS "d
n,itted that railway working in Canada was difcu ana
therefore expensive. We did not however. Know thaJ
Canada was so Jdr9rdbe yOr railsay construction aus
,rori,1g that n competing line would alise! On the
bare mention such thing the first observation that
nId 6ave arisen 10 our lips would be, "InpOssiDc!-
nenpe only compete 10 obtain share OF gOOd tnlngs not
10 40 snHcks in discounts "a competing me IN Calaia
/; simpIy absurd, there IA not me III CanaGa
whose Shares command premium" However, we read
IN American papers the tact that competing line
,rnieced ycept as above, and that NewYOrk il 10 ee
nfrrd tie advantage Ot providing part OF ITS capital
Hc.S ca bless tnenI llIcrdpdIu hdii"dy Jouih"'
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susp nd the pronOuncng OF Mr. Cheney's sentence until
the MEETING OF the next general Convention and forever
thcrcae~ II that COr entiOn shall decide that Mr. One
ney had bean following the doctrine of the Episcopal
Church in omisfng 10 Cue word regenerate 10 the
ONCE OF infant baptism Mr. Cheney to consent TO s use
In the time Mr. CheneydOOk the ground that tho
omission OF the word mater OF conscience Win
hi and that he could not DO induced To use u by any
power on earth. Upon reassembDg tShis morning. Mr.
cheney adhered TO the determination he had expressed
yesterday, and read list Of Bishops and prominent
clergy VINO had written TO him. offering their sylapa-
thy and announcing their willingness to stand by him,
and also to omit the word "regenerate he lad DONE
The Bishop then left the church, and Is understood DO
VIII pronounce sentence upon Mr.. Cheney next week:
The Rev John Cotton Smith, Rector OF the Church OF
the ASCENSION NewYork City, IA announced TO OCCUPY
MI Cheneys pulpit Sunday next Ii Il reported that
Bishop Mhitehouse has telegraphed 10 DIR. Smith, III.
forming him that he viii not be permitted to preach II
Lo
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DIED.


BART eIA. MHe; Maine april q g PRE- Tes D,c' n d
liz ws ieoe a. physician Christian gentleman. d .mird
polished ui elegant sco1r lie leass vie sil ~ 1i.l
Pour ienls all exceeding ~ year, osge were p"I
morning. May TO- BeDetia daughter of SOlomos
S1T and m @ Of s my are respectfully invited to attend
funeral Friday, May T. at O'Clock p H. " No 100 EsH'ee''N
CoB-A New Haven Tuesday evening May R- Noah coe .se4
TIE funeral will attended from hi. late home, tho residence q Nh.
Cauney Gooc No. LIZ TeHpss Nes-is'eu Coan, on fdu1'
CouRTHgY-on Tuesday morning. Frederick VIM Courtney the nc
r? $a ;sa;;, a is Z? s ' e E:s
Montreal papers please copy.
GARRIcK-on Tgsssy Mas Prank only So Of Patrick 'aa
CatHaIine Garrick, aged Is years and months $500.
o Sas, S nc 1855 oeocs o a n st. AVIS c5 rScs
st. where oema requiem will DE celebrated Tor Ie pose
members Tie Xavier Alumni solalp Of he Cy Of Noyio
respectfully inyte TO accompany the rrmaas 81 $40 clock IRON
bis hte residence I'll Lengton-lve' between Fyh aud fJ-
si1th-st'.
HGGINSoy-on Wednesday, May TO- j. H. Hgr,ou, Of Sadoa
ru"cfa from house Adelpbis. Brooklyn Pnia7"2Nm
S5 a tbs sn h Sp % To@ s o s
d" rrsleaeo Of 81 SroIier-asT n b Rslloh
wimsgson T. c. sad Ws,hinso6 b o. papers please copy
MASos-Ou Monday the 9Th Sidney Mason ii e d ofS
% relatives and .n Of @ family ;5' T,'1en n q, Int. ,,:s
The funeral from 5i late rei-raSs No. y' se' ID i"uf"
McDIyTT-cu welnesy evening" Nay 10 r~ Ann NcD'' wa''
of he ae James hcDiyiu
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RICHARDSON the Inst Paris France after brief nness.
George T. Richards
asnsBteT Of iienry p sni Ssrab Aan SslIo sge rs
The funeral pisCo the ~ her s Ina f'n
ave between six FHIay 0.-4Ls, ~ S.
Train leaves Tgcnty-siy,hst, at 1923 O'Clock
sAvAGRA R,hway ~ j. the lOh INST, Sarsh NJ Savage ss
Of j. W. - ,,
The relatives Of her family slo her ter Pike
esq the fl~oa from her Ike residence khaay
on Saturday Il3D IA. lus4s viii DO e0nFe II 70
Greenwood.
sMITH-At White PlaIn, on Monday the Ia a
Her friends her brother hyader. NJ Fs1 are invited
10 attend AT Grace Church. on ihursf TIE i INST st
O'clock will he waiting TIE ARRIVAL Oi tte J:Jj a1b
1880 trains newioAi returning train a'et White Plans
st40
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GREAT BRITAIN,

TIE TIMES ON THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
LONDON, Wednesday, Mty 10. 1871.
The Times of to-day, in an editorial on the
treaty OF Washington, says that neither England nor
Canada ever raised the question of exclusive privilege In
the ma ygatOn of the st. Lawrence. The Times says the
terms Of settlement OF the san Juan boundary arc Sas
factory to England aud that tho only difficulty Is as 10
the plan of adjustment Of the Alabama claims. The
Times doubts whether the treaty will be Immediately
ratified by the Senate but nevertheless trusts that
will be adopted and become the final solution OF all the
difficulties between the two countries
A REGISTRY LAW PASSED by THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
LONDON, Wednesday May 10, 1871
In the House of Commons, this evening, the
Government bill, requiring and regulating the pglstra-
ton Of voters, was carried by only G majority
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xoe goes on wo shall have Emo interpretations OF
the oratoro masters.
Tomorrow "wednesday, there will be evening per-
..rmance Of Elijah" and the Handel and Haydn 30
that n tnsrc is one thing they can do better
tian another. it IL "Blah." lbeeve they have SINH
lar opinion about the Sinth symphony. which comes
Friday besides which they Snertain strong convictions
respecting "Israel in Egypt" ai*ounced for Thursday
week such this with great choral works every night
and symphony concerts every afternoon marks era In
American art. We cannot initiate the Boston example In
New-York; but at least appreciate it. and be
grateful to the givers Of such rare good things.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN SHERIDAN AND MRS. ADRf'
RAM LINCOLN AND HER SON

ARRIVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN AND MRS. AIRt'
BAN LINCOLN AND HER SON.
The nOn-arriyal of the steamship Russia on
Tuesday compelled the pOsponement Of the reception or
bLjOTGen. Sheridan until yesterday. About 30 gentle
men-among whom were Orye Grant (jrOther Of tho
Presidency, Collector Murphy EavaOcor Latin, Gems
Arthur and McKeover, Isaac ii. Bailey, Thomas C.
Acton, J. f. Cleveland Lawrence Jerome. Judge Fullcr
ton and James TcrwiGcr-wcre received on board tho
rovonuecutter Bronx, which then proceeded down the
bay to meet the Russia stopping mt Governors Island to
receive the military band. Arriving at Quarantine,
Ieaith-Oilicer CarnOchan, lis wife, and two Otner
ladies' were taken on board and the cutter
steamed for the NarrOws where the Russia was seen in
the ong Upon its approach salute of 10 guns was fred
and steamer and cutter to Quarantine the band
on the latter playing welcoming music Gen. Sheridan
who was welcomed with loud huzzas Mrs Lincoln ana
her Thaddeus who on board were transferred
to the cabin Of the cutter, aud Afterwards waited
upon By al the gentlemen rendered their congratu
latiOn5. Gen FOrsy tn, Leonard W. Jerome, ana "lidl
H. Msrston, passengers the Russia, we're also trans
ferred cutter with Gen Sheridan, ana the whole
party proceeded to tho cabin, where hearty greetgs
Health Officer and family having left by tho Qualan,
tine boat. Speeches were made 10y Isaac " Bailey ard
Lawrence jerome, eulogisiic OF Gen sheridan ana ms
career. TIC latter returned thanks IN an informal
manner. .,.,-.-,
witness of fcrcest engagements in the late
struggle abroad, he does not believe that the operations
those in the recent contest in tine United States. The
OF hard work in campaign Is not so great there
az they have fine rail and other roads and few impede
mcnts of any kind, making their operations striking
contrast with the lbOrs of the armies of the Union The
European armies better supplied win sInai
arms than those of the United States but nowhere
were they as well clad the conmlssarat so g0od
as in the United States The soldiers OF inns country
were SO lar more Intelligent AT t1c conclusion OF the
festivities the cuJer Gen. Sheridan was conveyed 10
the Fiti-Aycnue Hotel =,
Mrs Lincoln in still clad in mourning, but looks We'll
She has Deen abroad win her son Tnadcus for aOOnt
% years Thaddeus Lincoln at school Tor Is mouths
ia Frankfort Germany, and for three months IN Lou
don. Mrs. Lincoln spont last evening AT the Everett
House In u day she will To CHicugo WIN nor
son, who will finish lis education in this COun>ry.
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ANOTHER GOLD CONTRACT CASE.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The Court of Claims,
to-day heard argument ia the case Of Abraham Morre
agt United States which involves IN novel manner the
question of the validity Of certain gold contracts made
before the war IL appears that MOrel owner OF II
81 600 bonds Of the Republic of Texas payable ih go 10y
fhe United states according TO the terms Of annexation
Fourteen OF these paid last year to Mures ordcr
aud the remaining three subsequently PAID by the
United States Treasury forged Inducements the
L. however, in greenbacks. Morrei now brings su to
recover the difference between gold and grccnbacks on
the 2elh OF April 1879, the sum paid him. and also iu
omount in gold OF the three bonds which paid ON
forged Inducements, together Win INC interest upon
III i'm AL
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

st. Nicholas IIotel--Lieut. Gov. Beach; w.
H. Bristol, State Treasurer; Van Rensselaer, Richmond.
State Engineer Senator Rice Of Arkansas; exG0v. Deh-
nisor, Il. f.. smith, and H. r. Hurlbcr Of Ohio w. A:
Dart L. 4. COusulGeneral at Montreal Otis kmbal or
Boston, and Col S. W. Dorsey Of Arkansas. $50 Bre-
WORT HOuseThe Earl and Countess Of Elesnere OF En-
gland and Francis Il. Hayes President or the Atantio
and Pacific Railroad Co. - Hoffman HoHse--Gen. A.
A. Humphreys and Leut.-COl. Humphreys, u >. a.
Fifth Avenue -InspectOrGe General Hacket, u.
s. Al THE Hon. j. L. Talcott OF Buffalo; Dr. j. G. Aver OF
Lowell, Mrs Dean Richmond, and Gen James III. Lodlie
= Grand Central HOtel-EX-tiOy. Hcndee or YER
mont. the Hon. NJ l. Townsend OF Troy and the Rev r.
II. Platt Of Louisville, Ky. =- AstOr House-jnhge
Henry Sherman, Washington, and john i. BlgclOw ChleI
OF the Loan Division OF the Treasury Department
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TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OUTRAGE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-ln the Court OF
Common Pleas the case OF st. Clements Church came MP
spon an application for injunction to restrain the act
ing VesTy from nforcng their resolution OF ol'a'a
against the and bis assistant Aiter INC Io"ns
of afldavits Judge Lud0w said That as the gu
meme Cont had already taken jurisdiction In
one branch Of this case, a sense 81 que uel
ence 10 tie Supreme tribunal constrained nm 10
that these present proceedings b. su.fcndc u't an
aIllt alton Tor this injunction shUun De ha' J." III
Court Huu q decline to assume Jar cicllgh Le M"lu
not hesitate % hc1r and consider enc 90 e. ~ le Gnu
time, tAc iruuc ION u ..g ,Ol/{nn.a, a+u 49, it'l,i
holding MN "a. ready 10 l.a, 81 ca.r VI c.l''.ii'
Court 1cclinea h .i.o d. .tir Hiti ti'- -'
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oUT-DOOR SpDRTg

The Echfyrds defeated the Pioneers yoster-
day. on the Union Grounds, by o score oi 49too
The Atlantics were defeated by the Ath'eucs
OF Philadelphia yesterday, OH the Cap'1oiho s''"''"'
~ sco.p OF q to3.
The first trot Of the season on the Iro9poe ','
Park Course, between Hiram HOwes puy nD'O, -.
Jane. and Dan PGfers brown mare Ne.9 o.1oi sto,
won by the former in three heats. 1lhe' @''OS -" -
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THE KU-HLUX.

CRIMINALS FORCIBLY RELEASED FROM JAIL IN
NORTH CAROLINA-U. s. TROOPS DLFlED'
WILMINGTON, May 10.-Lowry and his band
of outlaws last night went into LumDerton IN koDesoh
County broke open the JAIL released several OF his fol-
lowers and retired without molestatOn, though com
pany Of United States soldiers was Quartered in the
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S.ILEO.
csnshpsIavs ssd CotO for Liverpool; Cal tor Gisosy
CITY Of Port aaP1ace for Prinessesgs iofthsrcsn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE May OAuiyed ry Cbsttinos. non Pest~
~ o. ior Bthm0re.
rulelpo damaged Cleared sc W. K Bee from hs~
York. - ~, A.,
been signaled,
BosToS MAY IO-Arrved shin Bonco rom Pssarvssg bsh
tisnfuegos; Mary b. u q,
Tuniiad Aroosock from CabaHen, hssl Dn "a iIm
D. c. and scr Uhsr, from ~ May No'n from Car
Nellie Carr from MsyaeS sad Sarah b. fom Arroyo
SPOKEN.
Bark yrna o. - from BIassa, for Nevt APn'R. At "
a.
Bsk uou hence Havana My 7, bearing v. W. 20 mi,'
Brig Palestine Port Matoc tor NewOrtss 20 GAYS OOH Ap1
1911. lat 49, Ion. ~ -
big Kingst6n houh in Gonves RprI o.
sshE Ma Boston f1 Porto REQ May ~ 81 10 Ion ~
lsry Blssr (o Boothbay) bound sOuh 10y lat 70 los
73I
DISASTER.
LoSpoS sy ishe American bark sunbeam Capt Bennett h~
The Sunbeam bark ~ lJi ta bgcl
Ne. 1853 All Oaad b. g. p Randall sS<
Capt. Bennett, who commanded her
MEMORANDUM.
Baltimore freight steamship John w Garrett whch acs on foe
AMI sunk, today NtuntS.s IUpprd
H.a: L the Ncking steamship John le sIi peod %
the railways at Red Hook.
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CUBA.

STABBING AFTl;AY - DECREASE IL TIE SUGAR
CROP.
HAVANA, May 10.-An Italian passenger Ivy
the German steamer Kohr, from New Orleans, stabbed
the second officer Mr. LANCE seriously during the trip
SO that he is not expected TO recover.
The sugar crop for the District OF Santiago de Cuba IS
only about 1900 hOgshcads, against 47.00 In 1870 The
DfdriO OF this morning claims that the decrease IN the
island for the present against last year. Is 10000 tHs
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cor riggs ORGAN AGAIN IN TROUBLE

ALBANY, May 1O.-The statement OF cor
respondent Of The sun newspaper in relation to
Lieut. Gov. Beach and the firm OF Brown beach
and the gupply bill IL without foundation Of
.. NJ t,c,nI NJ the Kind was in the supply bill,
nor had ever been proposed 10 be Inserted in IT, and 10
6isension Of the Kind mentioned took place between he
Governor and the Lieutenant Governor
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welsh. Charles Macasister C. Livingston. and W. @
I IN the United ctaes District Court, yesterday,
nssa ualiaghef and James Brown convicted Of
ps uotereit money. and sentenced five years
gpsonhent George Keyer charged with similar
%t PJ hot guilty. .Orn b. Fassett was elected
Board OF Chosen Freebolders 'V 'oSVoi"S'' W ''io
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Chicago, May 9.-BlshOp Nmtehou#, the
Rev SIR Cheney ana tie members OF the Lcciesh sical
Court Who lately recommended the debradatn of Mr.
Cheney from o ministry met by appointment al Trim
III tburi ,c,ltt!.y nUtAlAg T.c DbioV proposed -
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HOME NEWS
TIE WRATHBH.

NE1 ror-. Hour. Thrr Bar Uirf Honr rNsr. Bar Wrt
May TO-. so DG NV. Mar 1916 65' 1907 N. w.
II o. J0Oi Wv. . 50 1903 W.
81 3lO2 ". wv II 81 800! n. w
ERMARKsMGy TO- 1s70-Ibcrmometor az u. M, AZ
l.. ~, JU'; ii y. ul 47o.
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Barometer corrected Tor temperature ana coNatOllI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
g. NAV 1S1l-,:iD u. y
synopsis Jor he past c,h:JoDr hours,

The weather remains unchanged, with nigh
barometer and brisk westerly winds on tie Pacific coast
The nigh barometer which prevailed on Tuesday In the
northwest has spread southeast Into Ponnsy wanna and
Kentucky The low pressure then prevailing III tennessee
stationary over the Eastern States aud lswer lakes.
The temperature has risen the lakes Ind Ia the NORTH
West Fresh and hght winds from the northeast ana
northwest have prevailed the lakes ana Atlantic
coast BRISK noThcry winds have been reported IN the
lower Mississippi Valley aud the Gulf The RAIN az Iues
day night after extending along the Atlantis TO Deid
ware Is confined 10 few points In Tennessee ANA
the Gulf States.
Probabilities.
Partially cloudy and clear weather IL probable for the
lake. and Gulf Thursday; aud cloudy, ioh0Wed 10y
clrariugup weather, Tie SOuth Atlantic. No material
change is apPrciehdod tor the Middle ana Eastern
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TIE STATE or TRADE

~ =, s',,oa ann .ad active st Bie Ter hidH9s
sas rs tales. receipts none s g,ssppe tic. Rosh
WnsNsToS n e.. Aisy lo-aFjnnS. 49, BE C.als T.rpsaas
sieaiy ~ 81 IS for StIfncl " :, III IS
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1trEST SIP NkNS.

,ror o,l,y slip Ns,rs see YAsrd P'Je'l -'
ARRIVED. no..
Steamship F.uis Dolas P-'.l.r"'A "''- MIS- 20 "'
sr go m.our Fesrls Havana Mayo with uii'' AMI '' 10
Ar,s h. , '. , c5os, Liverpool ArG -. sal 9aes"ss
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SITE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPUIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. 8. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT 1l:H
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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6petial Notices

Fifteenth Assembly District Union Rcpr,iira" Asss..
ciat,oaIse iS5 n:9,s'y " ,l o. '; S IN
'O JOAN GEof1EF' seer tar JOS B. POLLOCK Pn.
Fineepta Assembly Dsrrrt.-vhe GRANT CLc5 vii io&
its weekly meeting THIS huI,da) ~ ENSH st@ SSo y .
RISIio y Mi odiress he neefing.
CHAs. w. HopPyR. Secretary c. W. CoWTAN, Pnsdeat
Eighteenth hssemb, District Grant cleo VII net .,
nedIusrters, No 2o1 Lexington ave. I' C o *
SAN ~ Cox, Secretary.
Institution for the Improved ins,rget'cn icr Deaf
TO be Hrcasoa and Lp Resting vii s "a At Lnag M
Fifteenth st ani lriRg Place on fiIHaDAl itA A'
AL O'Clock LIE p1'1' MARX "a SSLlGaESTaAL d. Pa,
THE Nqtionel W%nan s"Irpse Ann"ysr rs ii, n sss
Tuent .cirth - sed Brd"a'' D4! rns I,AKJILI
i SHsc + if HSokss s'. .S .ss. oA4'
sThe Members Of tho Merc#ntiie Library ASSOCIATIONS
,,o se 70 pr., against The dsraeefuI proceedings Of the la"
.,,, meeting will meet at Masonic Hail. Trteeuh b''~''-
rhr, and POur,A-.ye., OF FRIDAY EVENING NEXT May
sO'clOch. 5---., :. m NEE, r,T,
American In.tltute-Iss P Poe Bns Am.oa free
HeS@~- C.tay,ba Grape Juice pills.
,, ,,,,r pTeG alive and CATHARTIC. Isful W al aS
Tue sssAT n. Of the Liver and 'uPeeNs Salts h'se and AL
o,bsr and c,,s' and more like cnsO Mens
EIITIO EXTRACT SAkSAPAitlLIL. ID. a.. -.
IN. (res, Blood Puhsr C'eia' m all Anee''o" VI" D'' ~
% Tase two bottles ,,,,rs,po,,,pu1.
IIrT NROI DIS FLUID EAlhAtl cAnoN- Nhi'hHAA~
and one boz
,,pr ,,pOI DIS CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE FILLS
In the spnng months -,
q. m. tins system undesOSs change ana ne1 ~
quicker effect, H. T. HELNBoLD.
Hep- Crrstal Palace Drug Store s4 BrosSay hsNi%I
P..o. Ph'r%acy Sil;sy lS,. b Is., fiaspsa
motions acaTstely compounded Frebeh German ao oPs
spoken sro,va oppx ALL NIGHT
Antique Furnitures
OBJECTS OF ART
Ar THB sOaBRyILLB ART GALLERY,
FIFTH AVE AND PoURTEBSTHsE
D. and Curious Collection Of Aniqgs cseihe" ohas '"ese
a. nos A Se Of GA R-sn'oss aA' eA 'So'e ohehs
Carpets . ~ vvpxtxc Ill =, :. o,.o..
m. .y,rpor has appointed Friday OF this week 70
~, m. Csuwie Association on TIE Amendments TO ne
90 The members phase be ready 90 30 up IN NE O'Clock torn
ipg tr.s Of day aid notify Edward Aessu ~ os
dy y 1 -, s. -.
J.hdeI,,. New Mammoth Clothing House for Gens ana
Bvs MaAe and Custom Pnees eses NC c ii'' D"s
way corner Twenty -eighth-st
Anti uoth soap.-sroDsy mpregn.Ied with CAhPH0RAFkD
OF ar CEDAR perfect aniots to moths sr Gales costing 81
iii .ery. po aud wsa the odor ~sakeoca
age nice Toilet Soap ssTs ~ " 0nsn s sro,,
=. yoIasbie Diamond Earring pendant, With large a.d
10 oo.s LOST South Ferry and Twenty third 80 sAge,
Walaeks Iheser last EghI suitable rssn
w,l he pla Tor Nj sHASkS As hitensi Rooms O.
| The frbaue
Psst-Oice Nofice.-Tbe Mails kaope, during the ssh eA
H SIT VII rfcsr n this Qfce on TUESDAY
"a, on SSspAY.ss 81 " II URspsI q ~ n ~
% s4rp iAthtAAa ,-el e d. 'osSsI ess-Ass~
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