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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-03
OBITUARY.
JAMES J. PRIOR, ACTOR.

JAMES J. PRIOR, ACTOR
Mr.. James J. Prior, the well known actor, died
on Saturday OF heart disease, in his dressing room
at the Toledo Opera House, during the perform
ance OF Little NeIln Mr. Prior was born in the
clty OF London, in the year 1921 ana made hts first
appearance on the dramatic stage at Siratford
England. as Rlcnard Duke OF York, in the tragedy
or Orchard ILL., In MS eighteenth year ne came
TO America. and finding the theatrical business
very dull he accepted position as reporter on ono
OF the daily journals IN New York. In 1912
he accepted an engagements at the old Bow
err Theatre, appearing as Buckingham, in
Orchard Ill., and played many minor legitimate
parts at that theatre during the next two seasons
Contemporary with hin in those days we're n. /.
Davenport, Tom Hamblin. John Dyotr, the elder
wallack and w. A. Fenno. In 1853 Mr.. Prior was
engaged at the old Natioua Theatre, IN Chatham
street, and was included in the famous cast Tor
"Unce Toms Cabln,n which nad 4 run at that
house Tor over year. lie played Legree, the
brutal planter, Tor 325 nights ON leaving New
York he accepted engagements In Philadelphia,
Baltimore, chicago, New Orleans ana other cities
IN the south anu southwest. Durog these years
he frequently supported Edw Forrest aud became
quite lavoriie with that critical tragedian. bur
ing the last season at the old BROADWAY Theatre
mr.. Prior again played with Forrest. and ne was
ALSO iRciudea IN IA. Z. Jarrett's famous combina-
ton, wnicn appeared at Niblo'S Garden ia THIS
CITY and at the Boston Theatre. In That cumbtna-
tIon were James W. Wallack, MIR. Joan Gilbert
William Blake, Miss Charlotte Cushman, Mrs III
ii. Allen, Ida Vernon, L. l.. Davenport. George u
BOnnace, l.. X. Shcwel. j. ]. PRIOR aud others
equally well known at the time. rms was In 1889
and sAortlY after that date Mr.. Irior became
a memOer Of tile Old Museum cOmpauy,
IN when his vile was leading lady. tnr a
time he lett the stage 10 engage IN mercantile
business; but the attractions ms old profession
were strong Tor the veteran actor that nc again
assumed the SOCK and buskin. playing az NIbo's
the winter Garden, BOOtnis aud other leadIng
New York theatres. As an actor Mr.. Pricr was
great iayorite ana MS voice and personal appear
ance peculiarly ntted him for tragic parts set ne
was capa0ie ~ nlng otner tnes OF business, Tor
he played the part OF the Indian cnieltaIn In
Rowe's American drama OF Leather Stockiugr
with SURPRISING success. 1nis was MS last New
York engagement. AT the time OF his death Mr.
Prior was playing with the Lolita troupe. ms wife
mas retired from the stage aud his daughter Lulu
is well known as an actress. 4 son OF Mr. Prior
was member OF TIE Ninth re1imcnt National
Guard, and was killed in tails city during the
orange riot IN the summer or 1871.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. CONWAY.

Yesterday the funeral OF Mrs. sarah O. Conway,
late manageress OF the Brooklyn Theatre took place
and the tribute OF respect paid to the deceased
actress was a most imposing one, for among other
manifestations the nags all the public bufd-
ings were at hall mast during the day.
shortly before noon many Of the friends OF the
deceased assembled at her late residence, No. 23l
Washington street. and at ono O'Clock the remains
were removed to the Church OF OuT Father TINT
versalst, on Clermont avenue, near Atlantic.
Several hundred people had assembled in tue VI
cinity Of tue edifice before the procession rom
the house reached that point The services Of
captain Campbell aud the police Of the Tentn
precinct were required - keep back the
crowd which sought to force passage
10 the building. The Moral tributes we're
very beautiful ana profUse In quantity. In 'front.'
OF the reading desk were the ngules o. two Angels
kncelng ~ u bed ~ varegatea roses and camelas,
winch OUle q card inscribed, ~ tribute OF leennQ
ftUm those who loved and served undcr her gem
tie swAy.v he other offerings were rom toe
olympic and Park theatres, the Academy OF Music,
Mr. Richard thompson. Barney Williams Timothy
Dolan, Oilvcr ana LIZZIE Giles, .'St. Peters Hos
pltal,N Il. b. Sidebotnam, William J. Florence.
James Troy, Amos h. TORY. ana ttlers.
Prominent among those present we're Lester
WaliacK, W. u. Florence, u. Lamo, Charles Gayler,
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NEGRO RIOT.

ArrENRrED RESCUE or coLoRED MAGISTRATE
ARRESTED ON A BENCH WARRANT.
SAVANNAH, Ca, May 2, 1875
Friday night about dusk a negro riot occurred
IN Darien. In which the sheriff, two whites and
negro were slightly wounded. IL was caused by
the arrest OF Tunis G.. Campbell negro magis-
trate. on a pencn warrant Of Judge Tompkins,
and, falling TO give bond, he was ordered TO be
kept In confinement at the Court House until he
could be removed to place OF safety. Negroes
armed with guns aud sticks gathered at the Court
House, and threatened to rescue MIN. The Mar
shall OF Darien attempted to disperse the crowd.
aud was Knocked Gown ana badly bruised. The
Sheriff. with Judge T0mpkius went to the steps Of
the building. when firing commenced, fifteen or
twenty snots being fred. with the above result.
the Judge narrowly escaped. posse was
gained. and guarded the Court House the
malnder OF the night, but there was no further
trouble. Campbell was brought to this city By
steamer, and IA now IN jail.
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ENGLAND.

4 xxAvx Loss BY FIRE ~ rrvrRPooL-A
rnrsosxn ExTRADr1ED TO AMERICA.
LONDON, May q 1875.
o. yames Hail. in Liverpool mas been destroyed
by are.
The loss Is estimated at Sl5o,ooo.
AN AMERICAN OFFENDER ExTRADrrKD.
Charles L. Lawrence. charged with the forgery
finvoices in silk smuggling operation in New
FORK, has been surrendered to the United States
,1ncers under tue Extradition treaty, ana sailed
their custody yesterday Tor New York on the
Jteamer Scythia.
DEATH NOTE CONTRADICTION.
The report OF the death oil Mr.. Stephens the
Gulptor, was premature. He is still living.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.

KINGSTON, n. Y, May 2. 1873.
me New York. Kingston and Syracuse Railroad
was sold yesterday by 7. Beekman West
brook, referee, on judgments obtained BY the
Farmers Loan ana Trust Company In be-
hsn OF the nrst mortgage bondholders. The
road sold for s75o,ooo. and was purchased By the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company representing
the bonoholders. 1t cost over 81 900, and runs
nom this city TO Stamford, Delaware county. dis
tsnee OF seventy-nve miles. The bondholders
meet on Wednesday 10 organize new company,
and the road will probably be speedily pushed
through IN 0ueonta
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THE MONTPELIER FIRE

LOSSES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO RE
BUILD.
MONTPELIER, VT, MAY 2, 1875.
me total loss by the destructive Are OF Saturday
morning will reach about $l14,oOO OF which about
$4,000 is insured The losses of the insurance
companies are nearly as iolows:-vermont Mu-
tual $4,000; westchester, $4,000; Globe, $500;
Amazon, $4,000; Lycoming, $S,5oo; Windsor
County $500; Fame, $l,1oo; Kansas, 1880; Hud-
son, 81, 100; Connecticut River, $3.50; Cnamplain,
s75o Planters tSt. Louis. $1,000; Merchants.
5000; Citlzens', s., $50; Farmers Mutual Mont
pelier), 81, 900; other companies, $1,000.
This and the late previous nres have destroyed
about onehalf of the business portion OF the town.
and blocks OF stores are already in rapid progress
and many OF yesterdays sufferers are already
making arrangements to rebuild during the COM
ing summer.
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THE INDIANS.

s1&xD COUNCIL OF THE TRIBES IN THE NJ
TEREsT OF PEACE
CINCINNATI, o., May .. 1878
Especial % the Commercial from Kansas City.
BAYS that Grand Council OF all the Indian tribes
u Indian Territory will assemble at okmulgee,
bhe capital OF the Territory, tomorrow Indian
Commissioner Hoag passed through to-day TO at
tend It. An attempt win be made to concilIate
al warlike Indians and to restore peace without
bloodshed. Matters OF grave Importance win be
considered, and good results are anxiously looked
for BY the western Inhabitants.
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THE KELSEY CASES.

The court record in the Kelsey cases stands a.
iollows:-Royal sammis and George B. Banks, in
dicted for riot and assault, recognzance In $780,
with DAVID Q. Samms and George Scudder az
sureties. Royal and Rudolph Sammis indicted
$4,000. with George Brush, Isaac Adams. @ orge
A. Scudder, Jonn ID. Sammis and David 9.
Sammls as suretes. None OF them appearing, on
application OF the District Attorney the Court
oered the recogniZances estreated, and also con-
tinued TO next circuit which Double action war
for greater certainty to save DOUBT that might
arise the power OF the Court 10 order the
recognizances continued in the absence OF the
suretes. II they should not appear at the next
circuit as they have stipulated 10 10, proceedings
can then be had on tue forfeited recogniZances.
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ON THE PLYMOUTH PLAN.

A NEW CHURCH EDIFIcE ron ADIRONDACK
MURRAY.
BOSTON, May 2 1878.
Rev. Adirondack Murray, together with some or
his friends and admirers, Is ABOUT to establish a
church In this city the Plymouth plan, includ-
ing the Friday evening lecture talk and all. lie
VIII announce tomorrow that the edidce is TO DO
built Immediately, on the corner OF Columbus ave
nue and BerKely street, and that 1t will have seat
ing capacity for 4,0OO During the year re-
quired TO build services wfll be neld in Music
Hall, commencing about the 1st OF October.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Commodore John @. Howell. Chief or the Bureau
OF Yards and Docks, will leave for California on
Thursday.
TIE Board for the Examination or Naval ON
GERS for Promotion. Of which Commodore J. ". A.
Nicholson Is President. has been In session an en-
tire week. large number OF officers have been
recommended Tor promotion to the next nigner
grade, among them being Lieutenant Com
manders John W. Philip, Charles l.. Huntington
and Alfred Hopkins; Masters Francis III. Delano.
Charies r. Norton and Charles A. Bradbury, and
Ensigns Martial Z. Dimock and Jacob J. Hanker.
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ARREST or ROBBERS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2, 1875.
Bud Montgomery, Ben Hale and one JACKSON
were arrested at Carney. Ark, charged with rob-
binG The outhern Express agent al that place in
January last Of his watcn aud $500. Hale con-
tesscd, stating nat Jackson was the leader this
and numerous other robberes. While tho prison.
ers were being taken TO jail by q guard OF I'VE
men Jackson threw ms uyercoat over The head Ol
the neares guard ana ran. lie was fred at sew.
eraI times, but effected an escape. Ihe other two
are 10 Jail Jackson Is thought 10 be the chief OF
the Gads Hin robbers.
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BEATEN IN BROOKLYN.

Frank sherman. forgive years OF age, resi-
dent OF Saratoga Springs, made his appearance
at the Fourth Street Hospital, with an
ugly wound over the LETT eye, which ne
desired dressed. He stated that he had the
evening before purchased a new suit OF clothes,
but, accepting an IN vitation 10 drink from total
stranger, ne mad entered Rogers saloon. on Front
street, where ne was assaulted and robbed, and
had lost himself until directed to the hospital Tor
treatment. Alter MS wounds we're dressed he
started to see some friends IN this city.
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SPAIN.

rM CAHrI5rs BLocKADED-DoN ALFONSO IN
THE AUSTRIAN TERRITORY.
MADRID, May 2, 1875.
The blockade around the provinces occupied by
tAo Carlists has been re-established.
DON ALFONSO STILL IN AUSTRIA.
Desptches received here announce that the
oarhst prince, Don Alfonso remains at Gratz.
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FIRE AT HILLsBoRo, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, May 2, 1875.
special despatch to the Gazette ana Enquirer
reports o 1re at Hrsboro at one O'Clock
this morning, causing total loss OF
about s23,ooo Tho principal losers
John A. Smith I'm whose building the dre origi-
natedl, SO, 900, July insured J. j. Brown, drug
Gist. $4,000, insured for $4,000. fne remainder Is
DIVIDED among number OF sufferers, who lose
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JOHN BULLS PLAN OF REDRESS.
JAMAICA.

HAS TIE ENGLISH AUTHORITY BEEN ENpAN-
GERED "A PROJECT ron PORT IMPROVE
MENTs.
KINGSTON, Jam, April a. 1875.
II Is dilncult 70 decide now whether there was
or was not sufficient ground Tor the recent scare
In the st Thomas district Of TINS island. II there
was any symptom OF characterization the prompt
action OF the Governor In sending a steamer OF
war TO Port Morant checked tue evil.
Port TRADE AIDS.
An effort is being made 20 establish hydraulic
lift dock IN the naf Dor OF Kingston, ana for THIS
&25O.0OO Is required. pubic meeting Is called Tor
the 9th inst. 10 consider the best means OF car
rying II out
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THE INTERNATIONAL CODE CONFERENCE.

LONDON, May 8, 1875.
II Ia reported. thar Russia BIAS with great earn.
sstness urged England to send delegates TO the
International Code Conference at ST. Petersburg.
II England persists in her refusal 1t il probable
that the whole project will be dropped In accord
Rnce with the advice OF the other Powers.
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BELGIUM AND GERMANY.

1EE LITTLE KINGDOM REPLIES TO THE LATEST
NOTE OF THE GREAT EMPIRE.
BERLIN May q 1875.
The answer OF Belgium TO the last German note
has been received. II is courteous in tone, merely
takes notice OF Germany's action in regard to
the revision OF the penal laws, and In no way re-
turns to the subjects OF the rst reply except to
serve for q iuturc time the adoption Of resou-
ton in accordance with the friendly declarations
contained in that reply.
Em PRUsso-BELGIAN CONTROVERSY SAID TO BE
SETTLED.
LONDON, May So N.
me Daily TsleTdph's special despatch from
Berlin says:-The last Belgian note is considered
ss highly satisfactory and terminates the contro-
vsrsy.
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A POLITICIAN IN TROUBLE.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2 1875.
VS. Calhoun, at one time a well known Red
River planter, but more recently prominent
Grant parish politician, was yesterday convicted
Of forging and puonshing a deed u qutttance
whereby he attempted 10 dciraud Onvia Wnliama
fcoloredl, mis- former mistress, OF $4,000.
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DEATH FROM A SPRING GUN.

BOSTON, Mass. May 2 1875.
Some weeks since John W. Garland. a cigar
dealer on Beach street. set a spring gun IN his
premises and tonight Andrew McJulif, lad OF
seventeen, was fatally wounded by 1t while at
tempting TO break into the store. Garland was
arrested.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

WHAT BRITISH SAILORS HAVE HEARD or THE
NsURGENT SUCCESSES.
KINGSTON, jam, April "a, 1875.
The British gunboat Dryad, Commodore DOM
vile, from st. Jago de Cuba, brings news that the
insurgents are reported successful IN one or two
engagements aud are burning estates.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. May q 1878.
the extensive steam saw lumber mill OF Ep-
pinger, Russell 4 Co. was destroyed by IRE
last night. The loss is $780, oOO only partially COW
cred by insurance.
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A DESTRUCTIVE wATERsPoUT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2, 1875.
A despatch from Muskeego, Imam Territory, says
a waterspout burst on Friday near honey Spring,
which was followed by the severest rain storm
for many years. Bridges ana culverts were
washed away. and the track Of the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railroad near Elk Creek was sub
merged ana undermined. No lives were lost.
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GERMANY,

cxrIzxN MOVEMENT FOR A NATIONAL nrPERIAL.
EXHIBITION.
BERLIN, May 2, 1875.
An address 90 the Emperor william, praying for
biz sanction and patronage for an Imperial Ger
man Exhibition, TO Do held in 1878, is in circula-
ttOn In this city.
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IRELAND AND AMERICA.

LONDON, May ., 1875.
Mr. John o'connor Power, member OF Parlia.
ment for Mayo county. has been engaged for a SIX
months tour In the United States, to deliver lee
sures on the present condition OF Ireland.
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ION. THOMAS N. rpwAnps.

Hon. Thomas NJ. Edwards. the irst President Of
the cheshire Railroad, and who served as member
OF Congress Tor four years from New Hampshire,
died at his residence IN keene, ". h., yesterday
morning, 10 the great regres OF wide circle OF
irleuus in political and private lie.
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A COLD SNAP.

OMAHA, Neb., May 2. 1875.
Ice formed half an inch in thickness in this sec
ton last night. Light snow mingled with rain
fell all tho afternoon. II Is still very colo ana
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A CHURCH BURNED.

BOSTON, May 2, 1878
The Methodist church at Rockport Mass, was
destroyed by an incendiary IRE this morning.
Loss SIS, 900; insured Tor 81, 900.
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ur~nN A zAcu,nr.r

A cable telegram from Berlin, under date OF
yesterday, "a INST, announces the death OF Henry
Albert Zacnarlae, the eminent German iurlst
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YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.
MAsnlNGToN. MN 2. !

WASHINGTON, May ., 1875.
letter received here from a naval ofncer at
Port Royal, who is In direct communication win
the Assistant surgeons at Key West, ssys there
have becu two more deaths from yellow lever at
tnat port ana severaL ne v cases haVe appeared,
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A DESTRUCTIVE FROST.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. May 2, 1875.
The weather to-day has been very cold, the
mean temperature being only "a degrees, and to-
night there Is O heavy frost. This VIII result in
great damage TO fruits ana vines, and is the
severest blow the agriculturists have yet met
with.
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AN ENGLISH CONSUL ASSAULTED III MOB
BRITISH NAVAL DEMONSTRATIONS FoR Retail
ATIoN.
KINGSTON, JAM, April "a, 1875.
kumors or an alarming nature have reached
here from port.au-Prince. There has been some
disturbances at Port-a-Pats, on the north
side, ana the British Consul was assaulted and
wounded.
JOHN BULLS PLAN OF REDRESS
The commander OF a British gunboat wished to
lombard the place Immediately, but was pre-
vented by the wounded consul, VINO has since
arrived IA Kingston on the punpOat swallow.
Commodore Irons here has sent steamer OF
war Ia POrt-au- Prince 10 demand explanatlons
anu INGENUITY Tor the outrage, under penalty Of
immediate retaliation upon the town ol POrt-au-
Iais.
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THE sHAwMUT AT PORT ROYAL.

PORT ROYAL S. c., May 2, 1875. n
The United States sloop OF war Shawmut, Csp-
tain norton has arrived here from a cruise TO Lhs
Bahama Islands.
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1T IS CRIMINAL INSANITY TO RISK CON.
SUMPTION when few doses Of HALR's IiosEY or Hons
AND TAR would arrest the cough that leads TO the
disease.
PIXIES ToorHAcuE DRoPs cure in one minute.
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Commerce OF the state OF New York -
The undersigned, your fellow members beg % can
your attention the annual election OF officers to BE-
held on Thursday, May s. az the rooms Of the Chamber
The importance Of these elections, in respect "a the
honor and influence oi the Nhanycr 81 Commerce. has
frequently been locke up0n VITA Indifference. Tor
gotten. That any opposition To- regular nominations
has long since ceased
lhc welfare 81 the Chamber nj this uncture REQUIRE,
enthusiasm IN is behalf 20 &c aroused among
mem ~ 70 ttke II out OF the groove, into
when IL a. now running.
Tne usefulness 81 the organization and ts inaue nce
tne commerce ~ the city aui 81 c a New
demand tnat its chct officers shat have thr reputation
OF sound aud practical views the subjects Of finance
am lrnde. instead u speculative aud doubtful theories
some 81 the names the regular ticket nominated
the Old therefore. cati your attention
these matters instead of waiting until the aud hour
election. WREN i would be useless protest ana
didnteS
We recommend partial departure from the old ron
tine nnd cordially nd0rsc he names that have been sub
stitutcd tor 81 those upon the Regular Ticket"
AGAIN tmpree~ng upon YOU the importance at
tendance at fhc approaching election Of officers the
ensuing year. VIC arr. very respectfully.
benjamin H. sherman, William ~. tee,
IL -. Arnold. charles ~hernethy.
!. fierpont Morgan, Henry A. Hurlbut
henry ;. spauding, havd BOWS
Gustav Schwah, Charles WairOua
T.. W. a0rleS Josiah %. Low.
John D. Mckenzie, Charles r.. beebc.
Josiah NJ fiske, William y 81 che.
John {. Terry, Theodore Roosevelt
Edward ;. Jaifray, harvey Darlington,
James VI. Constable, Richard IRWIN
William totti ner, William H. Guion
Jacob Wendell.
INV NoRK Apr II. 1874
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TO THE MEMBERS OF rue CHAMBER OF

STRENGTH, vIGoR AND NEW LIFE ARE TIKI
certain effects OF taking tile PERUVIAN "a protox
n III
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A.-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
fine and elegant HAT NJ moderate price should call
at ESPENSCnEID'S, Manufacturer, 30. lis Nassau st.
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LEON DUMAS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
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Fourth street The only true aud sensible system
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE IS NO1
an enamel but medicine for the skin. Ladies' In.
vited test the article before purchasing No. West
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LEON DUMAS, EAU MERyEILLEUSE Is THa
best safest cosmetic ever used Ma West twenty
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LEON DUMAS CARDINAL B0UQUEr-rHH
and exquisite perfume, dedicated TO HIS Emnencs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-03

LEON DUMAS Eau MERvElLLEUSE, AN EN-
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