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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
THE QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.

Earl Granville and MIR. Gladstone Silent
ON the Subject OF the Negotiations
Cabinet Promise OF a Day OF Explana-
tiOn OF the American Amendments to
the Suppl cmental Article.
LONDON, May 81, 1872.
In the House Of Lords tonight the Earl Of Derby
urged the government to produce the text OF the
supplemental article to the Treaty of Washington,
with the Scnate's amendments The House needed
thorough understanding of the present position
of the negotiations.
Earl Granville replied that the American Congress
would adjourn on Monday; the negotiations had
not yet been brought to close; hence 1t would be
impossible for the government to comply with the
demands of the noble lord.
Earl Grey wished to know whether the govern
ment would proceed with the arbitration If the in
direct claims should not be withdrawn. The
country he said, regarded the situation with great
alarm.
Earl Granville declined to answer this question.
He Indignantly denied that the government had in
volved the country in trouble.
Lord Cairns said the government was straining
principle in refusing to submit the documents.
The Marquis Of Salisbury begged to be informed
what instructions had been given to the British rep
resentatives before the Geneva Board as to their
action In case the American government should not
withdraw the indirect claims.
Earl Granville again declined to answer.
Lord Westbury advised the government to make
complete declaration.
Earl Granville replied that the government were
frequently favored with Lord Westbury's advice
and suggested the improperly OF repeating ques-
lions when warning had twice been given that
answers were at present impossible. He advised
that invectives be reserved for an occasion when
the government could defend themselves, When
they could clear themselves from insinuations with
out foundation thrown upon them.
In the House OF Commons, in reply to Mr. Disraelrs
INQUIRIES for information Mr. Gladstone promised
to give him satisfactory answers when the American
Congress had adjourned.
British Press Opinion Of the Bearing OF
the International Diplomacy.
LONDON, May 81, 1872.
The London Times to-day asserts that there never
mas been any genuine agreement between England
and America touching the indirect claims 1t can
not help thinking that II the official kilograms on
the subject had been communicated directly to the
Foreign Ministers OF either government, instead OF
being filtered through q medium, the chasm which
ted them would have been recognized long
ago. With the correspondence before us, concludes
the London Times we must consider the failure Of
arbitration Inevitable. We may thank the Ameri-
can Senate for this. Had 1t accepted the supple
mental article without amendment our position
would have been awkward.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.

The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready contains the very latest news by telegraph
from All Parts or the World up to the hour OF publ
cation including full Accounts OF the State OF
Affairs in Mexico; the Washington Treaty; Rev.
DR.. Huston's Trial; Reports from the HERALD Cor
respondent on the Nile; Red Clouds Mission; IN
yelling OF Wards Statue Of Shakespeare at Central
PARK: Free Love and Its Fruits; Tugboat Explo
sion; the Brussels Murder; the Shooting ARRAY by
Commodore vanderhilt's Brothcr-in-law; the Great
Goud.Gordon Contest, and the Report OF the House
Select Committee Upon the Charges against secre.
tary Robeson. IL also contains the latest news py
telegraph nom washington; Political, Artistic, Rell-
gous and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices |;
Amusements; Facetia; Editorial articles on IN. tne
prominent topics OF the day; Reviews oil the Cattie
Horse and Dry Goods Markets. Financial and COM
mercial Intelligence, and accounts oil all the mpor-
tant and interesting events OF the week
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IoSpoS MONEY MARKxr-LoSpoN May 81, 5 p. M
Consols closed unchanged. American securities quiet
and steady and unchanged. .
PARIS IjouRsR-PARIs May Sl-Pentes, 55f &c.
IdyEPpooL CoTToy MARKEr.-LIvERPooI, May 3l-5 +.
M-The market closed firm quotations unchanged
The sales OF the have been $4,000 bales including
1000 for speculation and export The sales Of the week
have been $1,000 bales including llOU for export and
which 3M 6lU are American, The receipts Of the week
have been 10000 bales including 33C0) American Actual
export 5000 bales The stock at sea- bound to this port is
BliG0D bales of which l44,00O are American.
TRADE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, MAY J-The mar
ket for warns and fabrics at Manchester Is firm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MAexEr.-LIvERrooLr MAY 81
Up M-The market quiet Wheat. lis 3D. Us Id. per
GENITAL for red Western spring The receipts Of wheat al
this port for past three days have been % quarters
Including 1900 American. Corn Us 3D. 2s quarter
LivsRpooL PROVISION NARKEr.-LIvERPooL, May 81,
W-Reef s6s per ticrce OF 34 lbs for prime
Pork 49s per bbf for new prime mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures, May 81, Even
ing.-Sperm oil eos q COG per ton.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 81, 1872
Miss Kellogg, the American prima donna, sings
at Buckingham palace on the 20th
THE GRENADIER GUARDS BAND AT SEA FOR BOSTON.
The Grenadler Guards Band, numbering seventy
five persons, left Liverpool yesterday on the steam
ship City of Brooklyn for New York. This band goes
to America TO take part in the International Peace
Jubilee to be held at Boston.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
powder magazine exploded at Oswestry, in
Shropshire, to-day. Six persons were instantly
killed.
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.
The weather throughout England to-day Is fair,
and favorable to the growing crops.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Fifteen thousand five hundred and sixty-fve bales
OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-
day.
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Steamship Australia (Bp. Heddcrwick, Glasgow-Hen-
derson Bros
ship New World, Chapman, London--arinnoli, Min
ship City Of Aberdeen pr, Clark, London-Arksll,
ship Impsrasor Alexander II Gsus. HclIiman, Ant
ship st Adams (Br Pike, st John. NB-Peabody Willis
Bark aenerosa dtaD, chieps, Queenstown or Fal-
Bark Amenica NG), Rosa Tor Koper,. Brcmen-Unkart
Bark Karnah CBr). Allen Matanzas-Heney Parker.
Bark Gaieon lBrl, Crowley Cardenas-JasE Ward Co.
: Bark jas Z Ward, Nickerson, Cardenas-Jas Ward
Bark SYRIA, Corning Cow Bay-Brott Son 4 Co.
Brig Amy (Br), Pinkham, Pcnarth Roads for orders-G
Brig ssrraoouta (Br,, Kimme. Beyrout-crandall Ber-
Brig oliver Cults Br,. Nelson. Cape Hayuen-R Muir
Brig John Shay, West Matanzas-A Abbott
Brig Virginia Dare, Bell Satia River Cartwright,
Brig Nornen Nor,, MatthIeson Wilmington, No-Tetcns
schr Mary Leach, Atkins. Baracoa-B J weinberg
Schr 4H9r f,, wright, Sropper, Eleuthera
schr ssabird, Hogan, Jacksonville-yan Brunt Go.
schr Marcus fanter, Orr. sal.imore-Hw Loud Co.
scSr Ann Brown. Harvey, Sandy HockJ dautier, Jr.
u schr Emma Furney, Faikinsham Newark-s'mpson,
oi schr Intrepid. Randall. Portland
schr Plymouth Rock Parker. Boston-Chas living.
Sohr Dart, Williams Stamford
sioog RepSrt, Hart, New IIsysn-Racket Rro.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith: Philadelphia.
Steamer D Utley. Davis, Philadelphia
steamer Mayh0wer, Fulk. Philadelphia
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THE QUESTION In WASHINGTON
No Dispatches from London-Extra
Ministerial Opinion.

WASHINGTON, May 31-P. M.
No Official dispatches had been received up 10
noon to-day from London. AS the proposed new
article to the Treaty Of Washington, though
changed in phraseoogy by the Senate, preserves
Its original intent, gentlemen in high positions,
being unable to otherwise account for Engand's
reluctance to accept it, express the opinion that
her conduct is marked by nsincerity, and that she
has reverted to the position she occupied on the
25th OF April, when General Schenck informed
secretax7 Fish that 1t was probable that the gov
eminent would take such a course would put an
end to arbitration at Geneva and to the treaty.
All hope OF an arrangement is not however,
abandoned. Some OF the earliest friends OF the
treaty now express indifference with regard to It's
fate, considering that concessions have been made
by the United States to the fullest extent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
The Cabinet in Session.

WASHINGTON, May 3l-Evening.
The Cabinet met to-day at noon. All the mem
bers were in attendance excepting the Attorney
General, who was represented by solicitor General
pristow The session continued for more than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
ENGLAND.

The American Prima Donna Singing at Court
The Grenadier Guards Band Embarked
for America Prospects Of tho Har-
vest-American Cotton Supply.
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schr N NJ TYLER, aance, New6urS fSr Fan River
S Sc Feleoh, Ashbnry. New York for Noank
schr Helen Mar, Ward, New York tor Providence.
steamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence.
Wind ut sunset NV fr~Asx
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sailed-schrs ) Buckaiow, New brunswick; Cur
RpaoEics S Heasson New yors
Cochran brig faaetc e Nova york '1S oro Sa oun%s
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BORT sc4r weayer Newton, Boston; schr Mary and
Cleared s!sani;hp Panther Mills Boston, bark zams
Psn aoc Hnr Ad sSsf bcSsa
P F5SEETTTTasS Gor Nan Boston sn,,vo, .,
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SCI TsSisTa Iis%iiiSn, Ssw YORK 'O"'1 1
%Sss Ssss
Anhoay Burton johnson, ElIzaIsthport for PswueEei
F Oh or fss
shslp o3a WIN
D. Hilton, Weaver GGeorgetoWn, DC; Hattie Howcs.
SssR yasHTisS
PIYSSSSlGTi; May ss~Arrved' scHr Little. Bate
iafi Mss h s. ss% sf #:
w P0RT TS NH May ss-Arrived schr Charlie
PAwTUCKRT May S--ArrIved, schrs Anthony Burton,
HSnnson EssbetnPort Horizon Leot Rondout Allen
sailed-schr benny ives, whitaker, New York or ELS
RICHMOND May 20-.Arrived schrs, Sarah Vaughn.
sasssea s Wy. slsrrsss New York wa @
Xxx s isrss Ann: 's:s
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ssts oSa%sn S e%msss ss' Torrsy do Hard
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khsades and '' Gen EssGinstcn dol aSh q Han Tol
TSss ksssk ys spnsiss G's sss
Poianj Union, Arey CHASE, Ieck, AMI FOL- Han.
San francisco, May x-saileds snip Calt,ystor NJ
gen Bakers Island yia Honolulu PARK DaY optens IA
s6MERsEr, May Arrived, schr N pdoodcll. Nay.
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S% 20
Sc Pi;SS
Ta% s1sr s0s, tSr %
Maui, Union Flag, Caroline Ksnze, Eyer%a Z, and
G Ga1a @aGY rs Sssn a S
dos Alligator Calais for do yrsgia aard mer lor Me-
as I RS ssSss aS
ss
sor Alfred Chase Boston for Do Maj set Orleans
Passed BY schr Maggie Chadwick; ssakId did not
schs Nelson yonson rsm1rOf fsi
Era1kln Bangor for New York Eureka CHG 'ryn'''
# SafhIsaSs ysse s S9aaa Te eaashn sneaco
Ls6i y 10 East iarGs gos Eit.e.
WAREH IA Nay S9A5Tiyed scars John Metr "
GSpoRsn ,aep
%nRE EN1A Nay %
Blake and Esqumsnx, BlaSe mavestraw ,o, Hove
Brown, New York.
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Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
SerranOs Amnesty Produces a Complete DisOr-
ganization Of the Carlist Conspiracy.
The Marshal's Resignation Of the
Chief Command i'm the Field.
Ministerial Probabilities and POliti-
cal Speculation.
IfIEsalHs 10 II ns sssw yoax HERALD.

" - S1~-
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Spanish capital:-
MADRID. May 81, 1872
Serrano's leniency in his treatment Of the
Carlist chiefs who surrendered to the royal
army has utterly disorganized the rebel con-
spiracy, as the insurgents and their sympa-
thizers suspect the leaders of the movement
as being guilty of treachery to the cause.
RESIGNATION OF THE CHIEF COMMAND IN THE
Marshal Serrano has resigned as General
issimo of the troops operating against the
Carlists in the Basque Provinces, and Lieu
tenant General Echague has been appointed
his successor
Popular Canvass OF tho Ministerial Prob
abilities.
MADRID, May 31-P M.
The excitement which was occasioned by Marshal
SerranOs lenient treatment of the Carists and the
announcement that his course was sustained by the
government mas eaS'TaDly subsidized, ana bitter
feeling prevails In the Jortes.
1t Is now stated tat Serrano will assume the
duties of President o. the Council, which it was I'M
derstood he would d. when Admiral Topete tempo
rarily accepted the position upon the formation OF
the Ministry
1t is also probable that the resolution OF censure
OF Marshal Serrano, which was introduced in the
Cortes by Sehor Zorilla the part Of the opposi-
ton, will be withdrawn.
The Carlist Refugees I'm France.
PARIS, May 81, 1872.
Many Of the Carllst officers and soldiers who lied
into France have gone to Bourges. Alava, Cabe-
ella and other chiefs of bands have gone to
Bayonne.
They had passports signed by Serrano.
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON
Herald Special Report from
London.
Tho Alabama Claims Negotiations Closed
Defnitively One Day and Re-
u.s. opened the Next.
England Reconsiders Her Position
on the Supplemental Article and
Renews the Diplomacy
Tho Points Of Difficulty -Laxity Of Definition
of Indirect Claims and Dread Of
Confusion in the Classifi-
ton Of Direct.
Earl CranviIIe's Position in
Parliament.
What the British People Say and
What They Hope.
Earl CranviIle's Position in
Parliament.
What the British People Say and
What They Hope.
TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch to the
HHRALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the capital of Great Britain:-
LONDON May 81, 1872.
On Thursday the negotiation between the
United States and Great Britain on the subject
of the Alabama claims settlement was ended
and all efforts to secure an agreement of the
governments on the supplementary article to
the Treaty Of Washington defnitively relin-
quished.
THE DIPLOMACY RENEWED
To-day (Friday) the negotiation has been re-
opened on the part Of the British government,
which gives color to the superstition that the
Queens Ministry has reconsidered its deter
mination not to accept the American Senate's
amendment to the supplementary article.
y POINTS OF TIE PRESENT DIFFICULTY
The points Of the present difficulty are the
absence from the article Of any words which
can be held as defining indirect claims, and
that the failure to declare what class of claims
are designed by the term indirect is thought
likely to lead to the introduction under the
head Of direct of claims which England may
deem inadmissible.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE l. 1872-TRrpLE SHEET

three hours most Of the time being devoted to con-
yersation concerning our relations with England,
those present expressing their concurrence in the
views OF the President and Senate embodied In the
amended additional article to the Treaty OF Wash
ington as the ultmatum to the British govern
ment. No dispatches had been received up to the
time OF adjournment showing any change In the re-
lations OF the two governments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

Hats.-WarnOck & Co.'s SiLwey Pearls
Cashmere Hat at s5 Is gentlemans hat in casiiy.
style and finish; small profit; quick rcupns 6s broad~
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IRELAND.
Surrender Of an Ascending Cashier.

TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DUBLIN, May 81, 1872
Fleury the absconding cashier OF the Limerick
Bank, who was supposed to have fed to America,
has surrendered himself to the officers OF justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

Gents Soft Felt Hnts.-All the New,
styles moderate prices. WARNOCK CO., 90 Broad
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 81, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Hermann (NG), Rcichmann, Bremen. I'll
mdse aud passengers TO oerich co.
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Furniture and Upholstery.-Lnrgc and
attractive assortment at low prices. w. H. LEE,
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On Marringc,-Happy Relief n,r Young
men Remarkable reports sent free. kddress HSWAiiA
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pa.
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DonOvan's Restaurant, No.. o, East
Twelfth strcet-Dinner served from to 50 r. H. dur Ing
he race n Jerome Park.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable, instan
I'M A nj
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged joints, ALI
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE ~ Union
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FRANCE.

TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YURK HEHALU
PARIS, May 81, 1872
The specie in the Bank of France has increased
10, 600, 900 francs during the week.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth md
Gums Bi5cotinc food for infants. DELLUC 4 CO., 635
Broa iway are the sole proprleors and manufacturers
No connection with any other drug store.
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A.-Stylish and Elegant Hats at POpu.
lar prices Go to DoUGANS l02 Nassau street. Of
Ann
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DIR. r. Bunford Lighthill, 243 West
Thirty fourth sreet-All important cases successfully
treated.
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A.-IIcrnId Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A. M. To 3 T.. M.
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while dealers complaining Of our selling goods cheaper
Complete Cut Engraved Glass 832 Fine Cut Cob
dozen Toilet Sets IL pieces s. 90 white aud 50 80
Silver Plated Tea Sets 500 Table Spoons and
Forks, heavy plate, 90 dozen. NICOL DAVIDSON CO..
Importers and Manufacturers CSC Broadway.
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A.-A.-Egyptian Hair Coloring; No
SEDIMENT stains; p0isons. Physicians chemists and
ministers In variably use and recommend Ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

At Lords Cleaning and DyeinG, GAO
near Blocker street, and 94 Broadway articles OF value
"
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Corns, Bunions, Nails &c., Cured Without
pain; Annihilator cures corns &c. by mail 30 cents
Dr. RICE, 30 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-.irent HeuucS
ton In the prices of Tickets orders nod Prizes easied
Information furnished. Govcrnment stds ncs
TAYLORA Co, Bankers Id Wal SUI ee| New' iotA'
The Florence Nighttngei9 OF tnc s,J
trial of the Syrup yet iaea 70 gee'o e oo' u
overcome the prejudces OF the ns&h",
The National (Elginl wien Som panys
0rs,rr GENERAL suPERISTaSHSSr ERE kALwAx,
osf1@A "N'N NEw YORK. :
n s.u,-,,avina for about three months tested in
various WAYS the me keeping" qualities Of ono Of your
I'LL cheerfally award II the praise that
III line For month the watch was carried by one
If our engineers ara since then oy d1erent
Prriagn under different modes 6f treatment Iwi simply
~ ,hat ms given perfect satisfaction. nd Ia op
Ton Is as near perfection asl believe possible watch
can be made:
Respectfully yours ,crrp c-, s,..,
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A.-Genflcmen's Dress Cashmere Hat.
$5 equal to any exceIled by at HEBBERD'S, 4lS
dway near
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CURTIs-On wednesday, May 20, by drOwrtlA 3
ELLA o. CURTIS, youngest daughter of MosfepN .
Curtis, OF Hunters Point, Long IslanGCiby.
Hartford papers please copy.
RILEY.-Suddenly, in Brooklyn on Friday, Man
81, HENRY RILEY, In the Doth year Of hiSage D
Relatives and friends respectfully invited t6t
attend his funeral at the house OF his sorr.iniaws.
w, 7. Groencvet, 1876 State street. on Monday, JuhS
g. at three p. M, without further notice.
(FOr other Deaths See Ninth PagaI
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Twcnty.fve Years Experience rox..
fthe gRAEFENBERG MARSHALL : UTERINE 9 ATrioIi.
CON 10 be Il wonderful remedy for Female .yeaLnrss
Sold by druggists, GRAEFENBERG CoMPA sY' isS vii
liam street, New York. -' - -"
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DIR. Railways
sARSAPARILIAN RESOLvENT,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
for the cure Chronic Diseases, Scropla UloerA
Chronic Rheumatism, Erysipelas Kidney, Bladder and
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia affections OF the Lungs and
Throat purnes the Blood, restoring health and vigor.
Clear skin and beautiful complexion secured to all Sold
by druggists RADWAY CO., ~ warren street.
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COmundrum.-"WhO Are The Two
hardest hitters in the United States ~ Answer Grant
puts many Dents in the Treasury, and KNOX 22 Broad
way makes great hits In fashionable HATS"
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. Tth-Efnt1 I.cHu II - !" - nc Pipe Tor
without the danger q being poisoned BY lead water Its
aexibe durable Ca and sasiy seSrsi Price Is cents
mail tres;; TUE c0LWELLs SHAW g. WELFARE
u Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Bloc Tin p,ne soder ne
Orders filed at sight. :" IN 'pV' oo'usi'" 90
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A.-Espenscheid's Silvery Pearl CassAA
MERE SUMNER HAT is Just now having "a rum" UNI
paralleed in the history of the York trade Az
fast and shelves Allied they are swept on
by fashionable crowds. ESPENSCHElD, Manufacturer
IA Hats. Nassau street
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David's Pearl Cashmere Hats-For Cen.
tlcmen Salesroom 299ls Broadway, Duane street.
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Vergnes' the Disco rcrer, E,cctro-Chcm.
and Nervous Disorders s. West sixteenth street
Where 20 Get .our sun,,y ar shocs-At
cASrRkLlc, ~ ~ arth avenue,