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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

THE SUN. .o...


The appr,,ach Of the Presidential election lnsves
unusual Importance to the event. and developments
Of 1855 We shsIl -nassvor "a describe theni fully.
faithfully and fearicss!y. ....lt ..-....,t. s.s.
THE WEEKLY SUN has nos xsssined circnla.
ton of over seventy thuyaud copies. Its readers
are found in very Sasc and Territory. and Its quail.
iiy IL well kaown io the pnhlc. We shall not Yhit
sndesssr 10 ke~p Il fniiynp tn the old standard bat
10 Improve snd sad ., it, variety and power Isl
THE WEEKLY sun will continue to be thor.
ongh newspaper. All the news Of the day Will De
found In L. condensed when uniinportant, nj Inil
euash when Of moment. and always. re trust treat
ed in . clear interesting and Instructive manner.
7, n onr aim 10 make the WEEKLY sun tho bert
family newspaper In the world. II will he fall Oh
eutcrssuipg snd appropriate reading OF every ~ofs'
but win print nothing 10 offend the most scrnp"'
lous and delicass taste. II viii always cnhtMn tec
most interesting stories aud romsnces OF the DAY.
carefully selected ana leetbly printed
The Agricultural Department IL . prominen. lea.r
ure I'm tho WEEKLY Sun. and its srttcIes VIII NJ
ways be found fresh and useful TO he farmer. III.
The number oi men snuetcndent in politics is IN
creasingf and the WEEKLY sun ~ their t.Rcr "
pecialy II belongs 10 no party. ana ooeys no uc.
iAtton contending tor principle, aud for to oIe.o W.
grsccs tho country aud threatens the overthrow q
rcou blicau institutions. II has no fear OF knavcs,
and seeks no 1Asors from thGar supporters. - !.
The markets Of every kind and the fashions sre
f'S. LIZ p e. sss WEEKLY sun !. one dollar
year for sheet Of eight pskss. and dfU .sx COL
umns An this barely pays the expenses ., papr,,
Or s allow AM premium, 10 friend. who may make spc
ei.i snorts 10 etiend 10 csrcslailcn Under lps
new law. which requires payment Of postage ~ 40
- ,r.rssd nosiarc sdud il the rate Of subscription
mi SS esSasyfto al up club I'd ordsrte my.
~ - r 81 NJJN Il this rate. Anyone VINO eng,
ous auila1 md tWssey ssats viii gssaIs pspes' P'
Wv ~ = Sss, - isiis,ssehsspsaoa.9 'o9b
s,,5sF Ji, syy y:11 !' is,s l;s'sa m
gs.,. ~ issr it;sse ssaa.!p ss
or14z6{S&uht columns. Daily circulation ossl
~ ~ m - neve Tor cents. Snbscrtptlon
pos,sss prrplid, IS cents month. Or $3.50 year
To clubs Of ten OF over. discount 9, ~ Pc csu'
Address, 18th = sQi cite.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

Miss Thsora Macy, Ut Boise City. and Nj
B. NJ. Lillienthal. of San Fruncisco. arrived
in town by stage Of tho 18th inst. Miss Macy
IL stopping ut the Luna House. where. We ul,.
derstand. she will reside permanently. and We
hope the young lady may find Idaho City do.
sirablr place t. live in. Mr.. Lillicnthal went
on II Quartxburg. 3t1tf ~
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

H. cnpr, wh" prepared our Idaho City
r,ory Vas mean -nnrgh Ia leave DR.
-,u'. ,iIiIr shop and the IpAHo W"HLp
aut in the cold, aud the Doctor is rs
az Il hUrurt about it, The celebrated NJ.
not patron oi the WoELp. which ac-
4 Tor his wrath. Th"s- wh". bring too
aad .alxy 10 subscribe tor the Wogii,.
pw and read IL, d. ail of the fault finding.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

DR.. Zipf was called away to Pioneer on
Wednesday Of this week to see Mr. Matt Ry.
nm, who was suffering from u severe attack Of
erysipclas in the face. The disease was sub.
dued and the swelling rapidly subsiding when
the Doctor left for home yesterday morning.
and MIR. Ryan viii be up again in few days
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

H"NG the guests Mt Frank C"p-r's ~.
e rSenlsg before last were . s,,,,,l,s.s
acro" Tie BASIN. among whom 80 aosic~d
and Nlts Chris Mrhrrt. M,ssrS.. stephen
'"hn Dempsey and Mr.. Geo. HeIwig. oi
"r'IIlr; and M.ssrs. Sam. Weller aud
y Donnrll, "f PIac.ryiIIr.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19
lOBSTACCES140 MARRIAGE,

i Happy iRelt4f 1sr Ypun4 Mon from the b.
iects Of Errors and Abnaes In, eAfly Nfe. Manhood
Res.ered. lnpediinents 10 Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New aaA remarkable teme.
Dies Books and crcpleFs sent free, IN sealed On.
velopes Address HOW ARD AsYO ClXTION. No. 40
North Ninth ST.. Philsdslphia, Ian lnsttution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional SKIN. ~ f"H Z"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

LILLE ABBOTT and Ed. Mallon returned
'""oh Tuesday evening last, having been
twenty I"pr houra in th. .npss terrible
storm Of the winter. They failed tn
- ''ic Two unfortunate Cinnamon whotwiil
amos! certainly perish of hunger. = =
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

b think Willie Abbott and Ed Mrllou
lortalEir IL get back I" t"wh ~ such =
ni 'tnsm is they we're "ut ~, but W.
brs II item I" piI taking snpplirs l."
Cinnamon, or ~ sGali hav-rio issse Il
paprr !" keep the public iui"r,n.'d of
movements
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19
STAGE A1RWAlA.

l
s. srs.,I -doilT-1Ntl 600 ,ns:s sJ!l n III
10 SAW uoii .oIofs hpe4o aid IN
'ie =: D..aYp 'aae aayia ns3d avsii tws
i"ev'" sag aaa 4slit tfdt rub i.
B, N. Lilliepthal IT.. .aic.e - -,
qsat .a DEPARTURES, ,...r1 3,ii "a slef j. j
~ ..""r !!vyca ~ pnfln3olq Al p BON
: h.'M L'''leptnnl. i h. 1,inq4oh hnn .iP9g
HorGL ,ARHivALs-LuxA. HpusE. II 4 II !
Josrph Silver. Pitt.bsrg, Penn. III .tas- ,sg
BIRD Loteu', Pioneer. nsaa1g al io h. Eom
y. Biahrr. San Fraucisco. - nv,ur $50 ng
Frank Farnhas'. Upper Payette. aa 9il It.
Mr. Cola. Upper Psy-tte. aana II u 81 Il /
1h"''as Hansoa. Placervils. a3dGt I Foa
l. 8. Weller, Il" 81, tG'qn pd1 a.
Isadore Smith. H." t.tlepd od' 80 + II
Eph Mathews. Summit Flat "a ,aYlj "a
: T. n. Lillieathal. San Francisco. tlnaY- II
Miss Theora Macy. Boise City. ~l9tW ~ =
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

~, Notice.-A full supply q feesh Gas.
I. md flower sseds-of ~ kinds. Yjase -.
md warranted frssh and sound. ~, las. !
..4sh T9O6As .BxnnY'a,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19
,siiInrT5T1T JlfI -JsH97J71J s'I51 7l'515sl2|5
ua1$pi1iat Ypt:1e1y n.n 70 bus r.

1a4ts. y, PE1Tkxakl@ u Csss 10 ssaEe 1assst. Bos'
sop;37 Park hoy, NsY yssf. apd lol ssrsst.
n.n.s ri ID YDlIo wolID Il 81 .Syvs eiss. a.
authorised to contrast tor sdveitisin3St onf ldw9
rates. s.. lt - ~ 4.st.f ALI .8tIf /;
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

h. soci ablr mt Frank C..opcr . night bsA
la,. va. veil attended. The supper and
+ wcrr both rxc-li-ut, the company g,'od
brrd and agreeable. everything dome by
generous host and hostess that could b-
n. i Z" ada ."th. pleasures "f tho even.
snl W. think all rnj"ycd Themselves i'm.
y J, aud w-ut away perfectly satisfied.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

A snow slide occurred in the canon between
Claw sons toll house and Boise City, on In.
18th inst. which delayed the stage abou, five
hours No damage Vas done. ..........
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

Brick Pom.r"y i. reported in dying con
di,,on Mt his residence. In New York
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

/. Since the late terrific snow storm there is u
good tour feet II sn"w on the ground through.
gu, the Basin, and the nights are agan quite
s.IJ and irrs,y.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

~ ''hN MorfArr. who went to S9utt
- per hsllng sn'ack Stafcsn,aR. one day
"e'S' has returned. looking in splendid
''''"' lie neglected., however, ~ ,brisg
''p''' from the mines Guess BE dropped
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

We have again been placed under "blIga'
l"p 10 Rev. J T. Lyttoa Tor copies Of the
Naiioa.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19
|ity and 1,C1e''nhty.'

vo,n "a; ORDERS AZ 's,issY g. Persons desir.
/. cs,led up Of mornings ut IN earlier hour.
IN win please leave their orders st the Post.
Iookstore. ysdio "thuon Wia. ~
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

kD SLlpE.-A'slide about oae hundred
\ length occurred on the line Ut the
Is White l. Reels ditch. filling the ditch
i whole length Of the slide. Mr.. Reel.
has a, work IL the jiss.A -,rkth- time.
saved himself tIr"m being crushed BY
ascending mass of 'ruxen earth by throw
e msrlf on top Of it Us it came. Two
hmrn. who were also ut work in the
were 50 frightened when they saw the
hon fittings. that tary were h'aPlrss.
the PARTON OF the slide directly above
had nj. ssopp-d lung rn"uyh ~ ~
To tous- them BY perrmpt"ry order t'
but Of the way. they would have been
bl 20 Atoms.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

The United Sta,rs S-na,. i. now sitting in
sp-cial session.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19
rpu. MArHEws.iof Pioneer, WA ia

EpH MArHEws.Iof Pioneer, WA in,
!. few days lately. In 4 conversation
I'm we learned that thirty tons Of quartz
from tho Gsllea Era ledge. on Summit
|,,st fan, yirldea ss.Aeo, Or about 80 to
|, and ten tons takpn from . ledge in
Mr.. Mathews aud Col. Stevenson are
kt.d. Welded a little over $50 to the -ton..
(,,onel and Mr.. Mathews will commence
Ioo their mine as soon as the snow goes
they can get provisions to it. When
|er comes, 50 that We can get out into
Ines, we shall publish list Of the quartz
of Boise county with an accssust Of the
Yield o. gold per ton Of all lodges which
hr.n worked t. the extent Of ten tons vi
and We promise our readers that the
re Weld will be higher THAI auy other
can show, that we have airy knowledge
ID we shall publish nothing but facts OBJ
from the most reliable s"urcrs.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

'""'iir TnoMPKISs Il WEsTs.1In the
'' directory Of this svwn. as heretofore
sued, the name Of sbis 6r,n IL gisru rs
"pA'ns' Morrill, Il West" It now reads
'''e' 'has being the correct uamsU(s the
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

(Ae'.'Sd'-Rev. J. p. LyrtusadlI Peach
\, ~ A. z. Church o. 'this place Sundsi.
s,st, at eleven o'clock A. III. and e
q O'clock P. n. aa .4sea. ..'i'E rsafaA
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

'.a. Mcclellan laIa aflaily II lah,ss !
=, 1'p Ut seven hundred tsilesSf the
They hare reachsa Nsbic.r -. ....'.s = =
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

!. "'n'at man named Jack Everett re-
I "m'tted suicide By cutting HE throat
butcher knife.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

,'s8s. {. c. MrrrgRr. George HsIwig.
'.nn Dempset:of Cenesrsile ssftl d
"a, before Yesterday. aud report snow
\" place three feet and nine iuches dean.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

nJr Having determined &c wds, and
help 10 decslop thus countryIL shall keep
a Full Stock Of Goods, to3 sell al Far
Ltving Prices, and shall De glad 70 see or
hear from all IN ,cant Of goods i" my
line. Orders ,ciil be promptly FILED and
on Just a. good terms as IF Ae'ibuyers
wt,v present, and all packages Of sorlO
pounds I ,ciH deliuer Free a. ,CenterYriIl!le
and Plosrrille. ;,
&sf4fff4<4u
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-19

. y7,I7. - .i!IS...M MATCH 10. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

The editor of The Pittsburgh Past, James P.
Barr is urged by tho Dcmocacy Of Western PennsJ iva
MIA for the Cube1na,0rll nomination Of ttc party.
The Republican majority in Michigan at the
recent election WIS ever 1000. The two Republican
candidates Regents Of the state nivoIsitys WaDer
and Benz NJ Cdtcheon. received majority Of 22sj6
and l9l62 respectively over s f. DOnShss ana Ieter
Whtc. TIC Democratic nominees
The Cincinnati Commercial has lately re-
orened its discussions OF needed Congressional reforms
and SAYS 1t hopes 70 live the time when the bring
log IN OF any Deficiency hi will be met by prompt and
Rcces motion part Of representatives OF the
people 10 lay the bill on the table.
Noticing the published statement that my
son John has not officially connected with the
Interior Department; since June 20, 1874 The st. Lo"s
Der,ocrGt asks these questions: what 10 the sense OF
money. charged And what on eii IA the sense Oh
publishing II it must DO admitted that be did take
person that people willing 10 pay money t'r LIS ihIu
ence 3"
The Changers are the unknown quantity i'll
the problems that VeGng tile Kentucky politicians
lust now They have combined as individuals m many
instances and instructed delegates 70 the
Democratic State Convention in favor of
certain candidates for the Govcrnorslip. The
recognized organ Of the Changers IN the has also
mad earnest appeals ID behalf Of one Of the cnGdtes
what their Influence Will amount 10 can only De esti-
mated Wcu the Convention Meels anu MAKES lts etloC-
ton
The Republican State Central Committee of
California has called state Convention Ia meet at sacra-
mento on June TO- An address has aL4o been
issued inviting all who have decent regard
for republican institutions and willing to
vote inteileonty for their preservation" TO take
part IN the selection o. delegates The document wbch
is long one. Is % Tho kind common when the outrage
mills doing their best work and Is iu Of tax about
ren OF terror III the SOUTH and the dangerous designs
OF the Southern people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

With the first of May comes moving. of
C0urs and this is not confined 10 te hOsekcepers up
town. bat merchants and bankers and lawyer. are
turned psdc down to-day, and confusion Il rolSnnS IN
many office where order is usually the characteristic
Among the buildings where the buzz OF tne movers
II Ia bp heard aud the osng ~ 0rfers t0 be seen, me
Equitable Building. at tie corner OF Broadway ana
C,ddrSI, viii present perhaps, the busiest sceuc ILcfo
were skeptics among the people. who, a month sSO,
would ike TO have laid heavy wagers against the cOplPlt-
ton Of IT., new addition ia the Of the Equitable ny
the first ~ May No -uch feat had ever been known Ne
fore thaV building or eight stories cOInpOsed or
stone brick and rou Should lee completely constructed
within the brief perO OF ten months IL was on the trst
O May last that the Equitable Lite lns. Company came
into possession Of ta new property, running through
from Cedar pincs There were substantial buildings
upon tic property at that tm0 which 10 required Two
months ~ remove, that the Eiable's new addition
has been built since March l. 1874 t Il to-day nnshed
far being ready FOR tenants IL concerned, ana tWy
are for the most part moving In. With it, six passenger
elevators its admirable arrangements for heating and
ventilation. the floods Of light let IN on all sides s law
library IT, unsurpassed situation. with entrances on three
prominent streets there Is no building with greater III
cqIaD facilities iOr bankers brokers, corporations, and
laWE Ia the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
GEN. SAMUEL NJ. ELLIOTT. NJ. D.

Gen. Samuel Mackenzie Elliott, N. D., died
yesterday morning. early in Enottvtlc' Staten
Island. DR.. Elliott born 10 Scotland. in 1911,
and sas graduated III the ROyai College OF Surgeons III
Glasgow in 1928 IN the course Of his enb'equen nves
tgaiions he became interested in the eye, and made
suecl studies OF It's anatomy aud the effects Of climate
upon it. In 1913 he to this country. He studied
for a wills Under Dr. Alban Goldsmith. ia ClnC.n-
p1f, aud afteiwad attended lectures in Pl1iaG-
rh,a In 1895, he opened an Office 10 this city
intending 10 devote himself entirely to discases ~ the
eve He met with great IN h7 Practice some OF
lis cures led lew physicians 10 ascrbe them ~ chance
rather than 10 skill and 10 silence these he obtained
dipiona after examination, from the NeN-Nork
Medical college. AMI aleO submitted to an summation
gt the bands Of his Peers in the IrU sson As II wac
charged that Dr. Elliot, kept his professional dlsro'ery
secret he gave a course OF Lectures, III when ne I'M
folded is practice. Among ms patients were many
prominent men. such a. Henry W l0DNell0w Ton WIN,
field scott, Charlotte CusInan Nathaniel T. Wlls ana
Edward l. NOuiGGrs ,.---. ~,
At the outset Of the war DR. Elliott was Lieutenant Coz
nurl of the 7 Regiment. and during the urst battle OF
HIl Pun his shot from under him. ana lalhS
on him his -nc injured ns 10 prevent nm nom
further scti yc service. lie dfterWgrd raised The Highland
riade and NJ the end OF the Tect wed conlnis-
sfoD - rcader General After The war he resumed his
practice ard wear retired ~ his country scat at
Llj0ttvie Earl 8st Winter bo took severe ood ana
gradually sank until l18 death lilo Is to be bdiied On
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
ORITUARY NOTES.

CINCINNATI, April BOD. II. Dlears, an ex-
tep,iye manufactures OF stoves died to-day.
LYME, Conn, April 30.-The Rev. Davis 5.
Brainerd for "a years pastor Of the First Congregational
Church and graduate Of Yale College Of the Clues OF
1854. died here to-day.
Edward :. Brooks, who died recently at ms
residence iu this city, the Of % wears. was mem
her OF the goknOwn nrn Of Brooks Bros, the cloihcTs
He entered his fathers 40 Catherine and Cherry St.
when mere lad end subsequently, aided In building up
me large busines, tine Brm His loss Is scveIey iet
by bs family and largo circle ~ friends 10 whom ne
had edeared himself by his genial manner and generous
qualities.
Jean Frederic de Waldeck, traveller, artist,
ANA entenacin died in Paris April 80 He was bonn Ia
Prague Of AN ancient family, March 49, 1868. As tray
eIer he explored Africa aud Central America and earned
Inc style OF artist by the production OF nuner
ON, accurate and Interesting Autographs representing
lie ruined cities II PdieuguC ard Chiapas. His cNlOr
tiODs IN Central America enrned Inn much dIstinoU0n
and nc was de member OF the Council or The SOcicy
~ American Archaeology. Ia lsJ1 no published " An
Arch, olulc.I and Picturesque Journey III Nutatau -
JOyagc ArctcOOgqfe - PtHorsSQe d01is IL lUentd1
AIya Spears died at his residence, at No. "a
Easl Thirty sccOndst Thursday Morning. in the SD
year Of his age M Spears Of tho oldest mer-
chants the city having been IN business here Tor nearly
bJ yeaIA lilo Was IaYeDdLsh, VI, and removed
70 SrN Yorb In 1920, whom be engaged IN the wholesale
s.lOa AL oabor business on Wsiorst, under tho hrIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
A 81 Book for - 80.

run ppo.- o.. COMMON -rysg MEDICAL ADypyp. ~ Pi,u
EyoIIsu. or MgfaclNE rlNPLYlEO ~ H. v flefDh d. -,
1Ouelnr r ef the Bogl 81 It si, ans AM onfkyb'
az 49,. Worirs D.-onsary Bulp y =. The above wVIs
I.k Of ,olf BipG hundred srr prriu'F iuri a'f
Win and coiorsd Plates ana " " a
and PRIV Cent. making the cheapest BOOK ever 0le -
the knarean yoop.8 OlCr BOOKS lie4AAg ~ iDhl 100,
cine ~ IKE and s-if u hindng and no nearly y y "
frsr,i.,l viii po colord plates AMI " ihoY CONAN.
10 no 70. rfns sgd making known 90 nln' ~ SCI tle
Tor the sea.cs wich they scGss s' Tor non Ie hA'
nshed by the author printed ard bound With he Own ma
chlnery sCll through NJ ~ ohei iks rs
are prcr would have 10 be not be Ian r ,a%
Dor when tC pbislcr The Jnor aIl Pfl'e l W. W.
profit ~ has Investment large cHnRh "
satisfy himself MIN, not only i0f is u Dut
f,T Of peo1nary o which be assumes ~ aAhs
and canygiDg agent has c4ch fcelftn ns
pro they added the 81 book that org nany
than ;. for H. Tg PPDPLgs nFDiChL ADVf on inc CON
tTarv l. placed within tio pecuairy reach OF al cls D
suth0r adopts the pan 81 TIE gfng.f
Wit nds and giving bcnehi 81 Their pfolts - ls
his book pilce little ABOVE fthH 7 ~
publication That those desiring the BOOK may run no ~, "
iO4ng thelr in sou'lnN 10 through tl' ili' VIC
eyertise that money to him AZ Buffalo n " and
letters. ~ Ms oi lo-S
author LARGE correspondence with tho people upon inelca
hundred letters dAy. AMI requires lever us'n ~
sl m medical and shorthand tDpOItrfs 10 cnaHo
dealings wifh the MOds DspenaAIy appear 70
bay. Peculiarly lifted Linn for writing the work. ~ ienH ~
him very familiar vtth the every day m"iics nss o, mo
He endeaTOrs ia t.iA Work y ans et ~ u
health AMI di ars That lSfe ~ az
the people ftOm all parts 81 me Ehi an
honc Il contains import information for the young AMI oh
All the most vart dseas both also plainly
ami fny Of sef enre made tno~h n
i.cfs Of nooey CEREBRAL Thysioogy, Temp"rs
munts. Marriage Reproduction. &C. al 81 WHICH arc ura"
Original and interesting manner " ~ conpfhhnO
Anatomical Physiological. and Medical -clrnoo aud eiaDrs
she dscOS eries in eaCh department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
I.NcEI-M TUEATTR.

The closing representations oil tho opera
boufe viii Ice given in tho Iyceum Theater thls alter
noon and tonight Dllc. Aimee bids farewell 80 her
public IN this capital. intending to r'uTn I" france enc
has made The hit ~ her American career ~ E'ss
lficLos tho pretty pcrfumcr: and this embodiment or
co1uotiih wickeducss and sensual vivacty-arch, ght
tciins beautifully finished, and iiinght win ootA
the power and The danger Of evil-TA DO r.
pea;ed to round or her farewell sca-on. MIG
Aimee has introduced English song ana
a dance. under the namc Of Frcity a. Picture anu
these and her Tyrolean cOmicaity bayo hcea recalled
every night with great applause inc fact denotes tDe
popularity alike OF the ciress aud Of the ~ oil enter
tanmlu .hc represents ana 0drrS We perceive the arr
element in both. and that Ii should be- yoked with
perilour influence MOralizing GOES for NOTHING. ho"
ever. in the immediate neghborAood Of the ba7rdTuIn
The fact for the moment that opera bouiie ana ia
leading representative on ti' side or the OCEAN depart
with the day. Porons who viii 70 be amused viii in
prn liz, ocPg-i0u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
FRAUDS IN PACKING MALAGA RAISINs.

\ number OF WHOLESALE SIOCtIc udFO oiShCu
resolution not buy the incoming crop Of Malaga
rains except by weight The necessity OF such ac
ton has been long considered in The trade TO be apparent
The frauds in short weights OF Malaga raisns are as
serted to have gone TIL the weight OF the wood In the
boxes in many nearly equals tho weight OF the
raisins that they contain. The steps taken by leading
dealer. In foreign fruits shows that they are determined
no longer to submit the fraudulent system Of packing
rai-ins Malaga Following is the list Of the houses
which have signed:
H. X Thurher 4 Co.. nc West broadway and Hudson
st Fits & Austin. az Nos JOG and los Readc-,t; Wood
ruff spencer d Stout at Greenwich and Chamber ste; r.
G. Hazard Co.. Nos. l92 aud 1914 Cambers-st; j. l.
wilson " Co., at Nus. 100 aud III WauCnst; Acher
Neral. Il C0ndi,, M Nos. 100 and 1872 Chambersst :;
Park q rifOrd, at Nos. 92l and 9-3 broadway f. H.
Leggett Co.. al Nos 81. 90 8nd l0l Readst Henry
Welsh. AZ Nos 3il to 3i7 Westinghouse: Robert sea-
co. al Nos. - and 81 Murray james a. lo" ers
Co.. NO. IOl Murr.,yst.; Meyer kcam at Nos: -
and 20 Murray Cdrhart Brothers. az Nos % and %
Pukpaco T.. H. Garbcit Co, AZ Nos. ~ and 81 PARK
place; J. and II. Van NOstrand CO.. at l45 Chambers
81; Jilnee w. Palmer son, nj Nos = and 80 Murray
ct; Jane, e. NetnOra, Manager az GrOCcrs Department.
Anerl, Exchange. at No. 300 Greenwichet