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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
The wisdom of putting any mo

The wisdom Of putting any more contract
patronage into the control OF the Board of
Health, while that body is controlled as at pres.
ent, ia something more than doubtful. The
oiorless Excayating business smells yet, and
wlli do 30 still more loudly if tho lawsuits now
pending against the city for damages are ever
pushed and that old contract stirred up. The
garbage can certainly DO removed under the
City Councils supervision, and tho people will
he the gamers by not giving control Of the work
10 tho hoard Of Health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
4 Quiet and Happy 5.und
From the Phila, Bulletin, July 1lth.


That country must be in a very peaceful and
healthy moral and political condition, whose
people could be 10 much excited about a couple
of boat races az the American people were yes-
terday about the events at Cape May aud Sara-
toga. We have 10 foreign war nor domestic
strife The Beecher scandal is hushed up for a
time at least. The Centennial il an assured
success and The Presidential election il nearly
sixteen months off.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT AT RIDDLES MILLS.
Riddles Mills, reports that a boy named Mul-
rine, was caught in the machinery, yesterday af-
ternoon, and seriously crushed and bruised
about the head and body. His Injuries are thought
to be fatal and our informant says he is in very
critical condition, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

YAoATING THE CITY HALL.-The vacation of
the City Hall, to continue during repairs and en-
largement of the building was begun this morn
ing, by the removal from the storeroom under
the roof of the muskets and other articles kept
there. They were all taken to Odd Fell ows
Hall, where the clerk will follow next week with
his records &c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
Nevv Aaverrls ements, To-dry.

Porcelain kettles-Billany
Weed scythes-Blllany
Observation-Disclosures Savings Fund Society.
Ninth Ward Coal Depot
Tatnall d Co's-brevity
DeNormaudie's sale-brevity
Statement-Ielaware City National Bank
Diam0nds-B. S. CLARK
Creams brevity
Mccartney 4 kenneys brevlty
Buxbaums brevity
Fullmer's brevity
American Rihe's-Notlcc
Boman's Brevity
E Nj Co.'S brevity
To all the World
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

In CoLoRADo.-On the 9th inst Edwin Pear
SOD, WHO, until Spring, was employed in th
COMMERCIAL office, writes from Georgetown, Col
orado that he was then in the "Middle Park,
among the mountains. He is now ENJOYING goot
health, and proposes to leave for the East abou
the 2Sth or 30th of July.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

The JACKSON FAMLy.-It is stated that the
descendants of Isaac jackson. who came to this
country in 1925, and settled at or near West
Grove, are making all due preparations for the
holding OF grand family reunion at West
Grove, on Wednesday, the 25th of next month.
Five hundred invitations have been issued, and
the event ia expected to be one OF the most in
terestng occasions ever held in Chester chunty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

STRUCK By A LoooMoTIvE.-Mchael Stonnard,
a lad residing in Liberty street, while walking on
the track Of the p, w. & Railroad, to-day, At
noon, WAS struck by the locomotive Of one Of the
express trains. His head was cut, and his body
slightly bruised, but he is said to have been
more scared than hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
FIFTH EDITION.
The American Rifle Team

DEPARTURE FOR WIMBLEDON FOR coNTRsT.
LONDON, July 16.
The members Of the American rifle team will
compete, individually, at Wimbledon for the Alb
bot cup, valued at five hundred pounds the
Arthur rifle, worth one hundred pounds one
Dorby and St. Leger sweepstakes, for which
there are numerous entries, and for series Of
extra prizes aggregating 1856 pounds. They go
to Wimbledon to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE sIasAL SERVICE.

Probabilities For Middle States rising bar
ometer, northwest to southwest winds, lower
temperature than on Thursday, and clear or
clearing weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

BRIDGES IN CHESTER CoUSTY.-The Commits
sioners OF Chester county have just awarded
three contracts for three 80 feet IRON bridges,
with stone slib-structure. One ia over the Bran
DIVINE, in Upper Uwchlan township, another
over Pickering Creek, near Phenixyille, and the
third over Big Elk, on the line between New
London aud Nottingham. The iron work was
all awarded to the King Iron Company of Cleve-
land, o., at sl400., for each bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
WILMINGTON, DEL, FRIDAY. JULY l6, 1875
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

REAL ESTATE SALE.-The property on Mary.
land Avenue, known as tho 'Anchorage." wat
sold yesterday, by l.. w. Stiaham Il Son
Auctioneers, TO Washington Mason. for 50, 200
subject to mortgage Of $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
ho score by innings ::


Umpire, W. Deweese. Time of game hours
and 10 minutes.
On Tuesday afternoon next the Actives of
Readng will play a return game with the Quick
steps at the Schutzen Park. 1t will lie an inter
eating contest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

CAMP LIFE ON LEwEs BEAcH.-The "Tuc-
quan" Lancaster county party are encamped in
tcnts at Lewes, near the pavilion" OH the
beach, at which place they take breakfast at ~
and dinDer-supper at 3I5. For supper, Monday,
(aays letter from one Of the party in the Lam
caster Erpress,)" had, 1st course, coffee, fish,
bread and butter; 2nd course, fish and clam pot
pie; 3rd and last course, fsh and clam fritters.
Always fish. Tho party have been catching cro-
Gus, founders, skates, and other fish.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

The LoANs.-Ihe Penn Loan beld its 78th
monthly meeting, last evening, and sold S1400 at
1875 per cent.
The Clayton Loan meets tonight
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
ggaths.

KELLEY-In this city on the 14th inst, Mary Kel-
ley, relict of the late Samuel Kelley.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, to leave the
residence Of her father, Samuel Allen, 9id West ST.,
on saturday, the 1Tlh inst at 2o'cock, to proceed
TO Wilmington Brandywine Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
XXJE OFFER FOR SALE,

XNTE OFFER FOR SALE,
At 30 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
$4,000
OF TIE FIRST-MORT9AGE SEvEN-PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST END PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Due September T. 1908; Interest Coupon payable
March and september /. Free from all taxes.
THE PHILAD tLPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
is the Mortgage Trustee for the bondholders.
The West End Passenger Railway Company have
their entire tracks almost laid and its equipment
Will be completed In a few weeks
For circulars or further information apply TO
MARIS & SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. is SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
je25-tf,fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
Comm erciaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.
Flour qniet, extras "a 50004 75; Penna. fam
lily, s5.62@6.25 high grades, So 5007 rs
Wheat steady, red S1.29@1. .33 white 1890
S1.45. Yellow corn &c., Oats higher at GOO
Csc. Whiskey, 1922.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE pRAapYwIHK MILLS FOB rLoun
AND aRAIN-ooRREcTED DAILY.
Family Flour. $4,000 800
Extra Flour. 6.7569 $50
Superfne Flour. our.................. ALSO 5.75
Wheat, Observation-Disclosures. 1886
Corn, ......,.............. 84c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
SECOND EDITION.
The IgehOb0fh Camp.

THE sTAGE OF PREPARATIoN-Is MORE PRINTER b
INK NEEDED WHO ARE AT BEnoBoTH-opEN
ING OF CAMP sERvIcEs-MINIsrHRs ON HAND.
Correspondence ofHe Commercial.
pruoporrr C,1rp Guouyn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
Marrfagfs.

WILSON GATCHEL.-In Philadelphia, July 18th,
by Rev Mr.. Chew. Joseph L. Wilson and ue
Gatchel both of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

HOMEOPATHIC REUNION. Tuesday eve
ming tho Delaware State Homeopathic Medical
Society held its quarterly re- union at the resi-
dence OF Or. Lukens, at Newport. After the
transaction of the usual business a discussion
on Dystoca, illustrated by cases from practice
was opened and intelligently conducted. Later
in the evening refreshments were spread amid a
season of social enjoyment The next meeting
of the society will be held in Wilmington, in Oc-
tober next when an election Of officers will be
held
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16

The TRoTTISa FAIRS, THIS FALI.-A meeting
of the representatives of the several agrcutn-
raj societies forming the "Fall Trotting Circuit
was held at Fizwaters, Philadelphia, on Friday
last. Samuel W. Comfy, of Amber. was called
to tue chair, j. r. Rambo, Norrstown, Secretary.
The time for the meetings, and the societies in-
cluded, are al follows
littersvillc, Pa, August 3ist, Sept. lat and
"a.
West Chester, Sept. sth, 9th, 10th and 1lth.
Noristown, Sept. 18th, 18th, 10th and 17th.
Amblor Park, Sept. 2lst, 22d 23d and 2ith.
Salem, N. j., Sept. 2ssh, 29h, 30th and 3lst.
Mddletown, Del, Oct. 9th 7th, 8th and 9th.
Woodbury., N. j., Oct llth, 18th, 18th and
18th.
The classes are as follows 3 minute, go.
2.ij. 23G, 2.3i, 227, for which upwards of
twenty thousand dollars (s2O,000) will be given
hy tho Circuit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-16
FIRST EDITION.
oen,cnnia, work in New Jersey.

PREPARATIONS 10 EsrDEIrIsu THE HTATE DEPART
NENTa IN THE NATIONAL ExHIBIrfoN-dREAI
HARVEST HOME ar FALL ai-THE III. CT NTESNIAI
or THE sEr1LEMESr or SALEM COUNTY.
SneafsI ,rs rho I,.,o,.r,3,J
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ATTEMPTED Blink ROBBERY.

TIE BANKS FUNDS SAVED BY CHPONOMEfER
LOcK-PURsUIT or THE ROBBERS.
MONTPELIER, VT, July About midnight
on Tuesday the cashier Of the Barre National Bank at
Barre was aroused from sleep by four men, Ihey Douhd
aud gagged his wife and daughter, and handcued MN
and put halter around his neck They then forced him
IN occopanv them to the bank and OPEN the door The
bank vault having chronOmeter lock set to open az
O'Clock this morning. could not be unlocked earlier ana
the robbers had to abandon the attempt to enter IT,
They however, secured about 1900 IN unsigned Dns'
which were outside and some SO in money This done,
they returned TO the house with their prisoner pnioned
him to the floor and left He succeeded in freeing hi
self in about an hour and alarm. when pursuit
was Immediately instituted with no success however
fans one ~ which was from a stable in this place The
roads being somewhat muddy, their tracks we're soon
traced aud found lie in the direction or Pierremon
\ H. through which place they passed at Occck tls
officer In pursuit being about an honr behind Two OF
them procce,ed to Rumney n H., where they lett their
team, and took the cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

The liver Is the great dopuatng or blood cleansing organ
the svstem set great hosekeper " health at wore
ana the corrupons which gender the blood and rot QUE
Il WERE machinery lie gradually expelled rou
the Fer ills purpose Dr. FIERCE GOkN hFIuA AZ
Dl-cOVEaY small daily doses OF Dr. PiEMEs pleasant
p RGArIVr PELLETS mineuty the articles needed
every kind hHOr from 'he wort croula 10 The
common pmplr bOch eruption Great eating ulcers snh
y heal tlir mighty curative influence IeLt blood
ms that the system BIZ them robbed ~ t ter
rors and pereveng and somewhat protractd use
tie tainted system may be completely renovated and
built up anew. Engarged glands tumor-, and sweiings
dwn away and disappear under Tie influence Of ther gcAs
resolvruts sold by ali deaers In medclnes .
Claude child about three yrar Old wac greatly ahicted
hat he could not his
shoes and -ioc kings great deal Of trouble wh him
Had tried many remedies ncf,, tay. At Last tried the
Golden Medical Discovery and in about three weeks ne Wa
entirely cured his all healed and health much IN
nroyeI RespectfiIiv yours, j. W. BOYER.
Vermliion. Edgar Co., IL, Jan 20, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
THE BLACK HILLS.
NO PAYING DISCOVERIES YET.


A GREAT DEAL OF WORK AND VERY LITTLE PAY
NOT s. WORTH OF DUST ~ CUSTER GULcH-
RECENT ARRIVALS.
CUSTER GULcH, June 80 via FORr LARAMIE,
July I'll no better Indications OF gold are DIS
explorations have shown thus far the
Black Hills will fail as rich mineral region. The pros
pecting by all parties in belt OF thirty miles shows inc
existence OF fire surface gold small quantities from the
grass roots down A few coors may he had, growing
less however at the bed rock. Five donars
in dust cannot be had at any price IN
this gch Enough work has been done TO have obtained
hundreds in any dirt which would pay we'll Perhaps
rich belt may be found west south Of this specia
courier sent ascertain the facts concerning recent
mored rich nd returned to report that the rumor was
not confirmed The miners evidently want to create an
excitement to make themselves strong In the hills DIX
wagons with "a men came in the 2Sth and four on
the GOTH One hundred reported as ut Beaver
Col Dodge will remain here until the 18th Of July unless
his plans are changed by Indian troubles or orders 10 ar
rpgt mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

When the Republican party sees fit 10 adopt
prohibition of te things u viii fight IN Con-
beccut II Will have made up It's mind stay out in
the cold for the next generation Hartford Post QiepJ
Gov. Allen is swinging around the State.
The Odd actually i'm zines himself "a candidate for
the Presidency and thinks he sail In paper
money hurricane 80 much tor POtmetal Alen.-lCin-
cinnati Commercial lndl
II the National Democratic party is to sweep
The deck IN 1876. IL must disOwn every local error and
plant itself on Tao sOdest possible basis. The
the Union not In hunOr to be fooled with Troy
Press (Dom.l
And a. the first years work of Mr.. BristOw
mas passed reyew, during the Last few days the
statement for the fiscal year has been published the
verdict Of the people las betnWei done, good and faith
L public servant continue straight ahead your good
work. Albany Journal tRep)
II the Democratic party after. Is years of
fotea seIt ltude. can hDl 40 n0fg potent ralyng cry
lhan hard times" nOber standard than a paper
ooisr. then ito hostility 10 the Republican party rests
Upon an exceedingly fiIlsy foundation. Isl. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
DIED.
CURRFY-Near J

VIEO.
CURRFY-Near ryekskill Aida Gale wife of Benjamin
CUTrey. jr ,.--..., -, -, -
tie shrub OAK Methodist Episcopal Church, On thursday
judy :, at 10 o'clock a. III.
HARDLFY-On Tuesday evening July g. Margsrea Persse.
Wheeler Iarey and eldest daughter Oh tnc iAss
Dudley and Nargaretta Per7se.
Frens and relatives respectfully invited 20 attend the
f,nra grvcs at residence 43J West Twenty
Onl-st, Friday, june 3, at II a M
HULBURD-On the Alb inst az the residence of her so
Ullaud r.. HIbUrl, III NOntcair :. J., MIS- Jane T. HUI
buri tie Late Rev. Hiland huOurd formerly Vt
Columbus ONO.
MAQUAY-June - at Florence Italy, Hugo youngest go
Of and Geo. ID. MaIuay
swAN-On Tuesday morning. July g. Edith C., youDgess
daughter and Mary ~ swan, aged years and
months
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 attend
he funeral at residence o. her parents No Willow st.
Brooklyn Thursday, July at without turthes
notice.
TWOPSON-On Tuesday. the 9Th nst Margaret Thompson
daughter of the late HI Thompson
and friends, aud Of her brother IN law James
Brnckrrhof are invited attend the funeral services
on Thursday 9Th nst AT O'Clock ~, a: her Late res
dcuce. III East Iw oniy e,snths-
WUITSEY-In Brooklyn, on July s. or parayss MIA
Staira Whitney rect VI John hitEoy, deceased In the
s7th year OF her age.
Relatives and friends Of her law Munsoa
Lockwood invited o. attend the funeral At IL a. %
Thursday July T. the ,sieEce VI her son. sAmua
whitney, 29i Gates ave-, brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
w,sUISGTOS, Thursday July :. 1871 g. m
synopsis for the pas. trenty-tO,T hourf
The barometer has risen and IS highest s over
,h lake region partly cloudy weather with ram areas
ha. nreyoel I'm the Atlantic and Gulf states 49,
General weather from the ONO ana Lower MIS-
, q, bat rom the Lower Missouri Valley 20 the Cpper
Likes and fallen slightly in the Middle and Eastern
The central Mississippi River has continued slowly
rising. Dt1.,,,...
Fr the South Atlantic aud Gulf states slight changes
in barometer southwest Winds slightly cooler partly
cloudy weather, and rain areas
For Tennes,ee, Ohio Valley and lower lake REGION
higher barom,t ter variable winds, generally clear anu
For the upper lake region. upper Mississippi and lower
Nssonrf valleys falling barometer east or south WINGS
ana warmer clear or partly cloudy weather
r. he T;Ids and Eastern suites. rising barometer.
north or cast i-inds c0o partly cloudy uedther ana
U0ssibly RAIN areas or the coast ,-,-,- 49,.
The Nississipp River continues slowly rising between
St Louis and Nicksbui>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
WASHINGTON.
NO AUTHORITY FOR ADOPTING THE COUPON
STAMP.

NO AUTHORITY FOR ADOPTING THE COUPON
STAMP.
WAsHISGToS Wednesday, July Z. 1870
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
written letter the Secretary OF the National Tobacco
Association OF the United states at NewYork CITY, with
reference TO the letters and protests from the cigar
manufacturers and importers OF New-YOrk and Brook
lyn and other cities and collection districts
agninst the adoption by the Internal Revenue Bureau
OF patented coupon stamp These letters and protests
the Commissioner writes while they take strong grounds
against any change in the mode OF stamping cigars
which shall require the attaching OF stamp or coupon
TO each cigar indicate degree OF excitement on the sud-
iect not called for by any action which TINS ounce mas
taken in the premises. IL Is true that many devices
for improved cigarbOxes " and d" improved stamps
most Of which have patented have been presented
To the Internal Revenue Office for examination and adop
ton Several have presented, and their adoption
strongly urged during the short time the present Com
missioner has occupied the position Among them Is tue
coupon stamp which ii is proposed 10 have attached 10
every cigar domestic imported The ad0pOOn anu u.s.
OF th. stamp have been urged upon the Government Win
apparent confidence, that It's Use WOulu cuVc
render the cigars without the payment Oh Tue taA
impossible, and largely Increase the 1OVtilIihen
revenue. Upon examination or the II" III
This connect i6u the Commissioner says he has become
satisfied that authority has not been given 10 the its
ury 10 adopt mode Of stamping radically dltreht on
that contaminated by Congress ana prONheulor III t'c
law The Commissioner alludcs to inquiries mil,ie ~
him OF experienced revenue officers ana OF ntcHlEeht
and practical cigar manufacturers, ana rcnaks tla hu
the responses made been generally III IaNor Oh Tue
adoption OF the coupon stamp On all cigars as they
have been ~ far received, opposed Ia the same e
should have used the information thus obtained Ohy ~
WY II recOmmc ndation to Congress Tor such chiSc
In the law would authorize inc sUopIiOn VI s"S"
%
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might affect the future Of the theater can only
S noniectalred Tho Park has had checkered carver
and stable settlement OF us AFFAIRS woud u"u'e'' W
grateful 10 all concerned
Miss Geneyicve Ward. who intends to re-
,.t New York-her native cty-next season, appears 70
VS. male an exceptionally brilliant impression. at the
i.astr Theater Dublin, where the 18TH or june she
scteJ Ncieo and Iorfid upon the occasion wheh ,le
ercan Rifle Team was formally entertained at hat
thea:er me Dublin Mail states that as Medcd mlss
Wsrj moved herself without peer on the brtlsh sage
md correspondent. who was present NJ the leIi"'i
snce informs us that this verdict IA not exaggerated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

ArB,SY July Wheat nomilEh Rye quiet and steady.
Corn dun improving; sles OF cars No eixed J" It
ern and state al 8sc.; ! No White state az zoe 200
bush No Western at zoe. car Rejected at Soc Malt
steady and In good trade demand. .o.o,,
BrFP,Lo July 7-Keceipts By lake-Wheat $4,000 bush
Receipts by riilroad-Flour 400 bills Wheat $500
hush Corn - 900 bush. oats, $1,000 bush. shipments
by Railroad flour. 400 bbls. Wheat. $4,000 bush;
Earn - 600 bush: oats 1900 BUSH shipments by Canal
10 tdewster Wheat lss 900 bush. To interior points
None Canal Freights-Wheat lac Corn, 6'sc oats &C,
10 New YORK Flour sOD bbls sold At last quotations.
Wlea, dull lower, and heavy No Mnwankee Club OF
ferod AZ II IL and No , Chicago at II ~ no buyers
corn anet ard lower 5000 High Mixed At Tic; 42Ooo bush
sample at 72s,a74 nc, according 30 condition. oats quiet
81, of No Milwaukee Rye wgntedi here.
Harley-None here. seeds dull PORK and Lard quiet ard
hauc.el Highwinea nomnay 81 20 no sales
WuWN0rON y c. July T.-Spirits rurpentne hrln At Sic.
Rosin dull Al II ALL for strained. Tar steady at 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08

Justice Court here to-day. They accompanied BY
friends. who marched to the courtroom In
procession. Among them were nearly 100 ladies'. inc
defendants anxious to proceed to trial, but tho
prosecutor not ready. and 40 an examination was
waived and the defendants bound over in the sun
$500 The people OF Westerve are fierce IN denOuhc
ing COrbn the saloOnkeeper, and declare that he himself
placed powder his store which partially demolished
mt huilJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
Gpsrial Notices.

De-hsr. Pill, the surcst and safes; remedy for chs
AMI Fever AID Aailu.
sherry Wines, al styles dry extra dry sweet; pale yey
pale goiei and brown and al grades um y 10 tl2 Pos
light golden old oIatiOn the best SAus
In New York AT the pnce IS 80 per sslon H. b. XIX
Co, 80 FulionsL, \. \.
Past-Orre Noticr.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE the
ending SATURDAY, July TO- 1875, vii! close at this
orcc follows. OI TUESDAY al II M; on EDNEsDAf
a. m. THU ESDAf At ll.SO a. H. AMI on sArU T.
DAY at ; ard IL 50 a. I. L. JAMEs r. NJ
Ths G.. ID. Ctauplin "specinl."The finest still Vino
produced by Pleasant Valley Wine Company, exquisite
navor dry very Fight, perfectly pure reinforced, SID
ouly In bottles. by the COHyaays Agents. H. g. KIRK
Co, 80 Fulton-s' y. y The iiessaht Valley Wine Com
Ianys Brinos undeuaby the purst IN the world; very
clean sugar OF cOloring matter aided
The Best Rooms for Offices In Newly ork.-over half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING Is now occupied by its perms
nent They aud all visitors unite pro
nounc It's the MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things
considered the CHEAPEST In town. Contrary 10 the
expectation tic building proves 10 be much the shtess
all the large buildings in the cy. All tie beaa-
ttuy finished In hard wood ash. There elegant gas
dItures beat and every AL exceedingly
hight and airy perfectly ventilated have outside wtadovS
communicate directly With the elevators aud nearly "a
have independent entrances from the ball Tho elevators rua
side by side and both In good working order They are
kept running from O'Clock In the morning I'll long trr M
night Rent1 favorable trrna Application should -
male al THE TRIBUNE Counting room-