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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
c,xxeo coops PACKERS IN CONVENTION.

\
mIApGrrIIIA. June S.-A convention OF
canned goods packers held Today at the rooms OF
the Wholesale Grocers Association, TO consider matters
Of specal interest the trade Gentlemen were pres
ent from many cities and towns in the Northern states
MI J. b. Brinkey of Baltimore was called To the chulr'
Mr. IL Price editor OF The american Grocer 81 New
York CITY then addressed the Convention Committees
on Permanent Organization and Credentials were then
appointed Mr. sleeper. Chairman OF the Committee
on Permanent Organization, reported consti-
tuition and bylaws which were adopted Inc
constitution provides that the organization shall be
kpown As the National Association OF Canned Hoo1s
Packers tnat its object snail be To promote inc psI
interests canned goods industry III every possible
way Mr. j. u. Brinkcy of Baltimore was then eIecteu
President of the Association. ,.,,, r,
Messrs. T.. T. Coudray of Massachusetts, william i;
Nicholson OF Ncw-JeisCy and HOrat0 vale OF Maryland
were appointed q committee 70 nominate. The remain
ing officers will be elected Tomorrow After resolution
in 10 the size OF and the manner or PACK
ig had been referred 10 Committee Business the
Associa;iop took recess until Big o'clock. Tomorrow
afternoon the members OF the Association vi" WISH the
Centennial grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
AMERICAN ART MANUFACTURES IN EUROPE.


The celebrity which our Art Manufactures
are achieving Europe, especially American pianos as
represented abroad by the panomakers OF the world
Nessr Sienway Sons whose instruments are 80 Justly
famed alike with professional experts and the general
musical public continually being exhibited in our for
eign exchanges. --~
The o recent recognition of the SURPRISING merits OF
these instruments we gather from the Ta0ebtdh daily
paperl of Hanover May from which we quote the fol
lowing:
Messrs. Steinway 4 Sons may again boast with Just
Grand Pianos have achieved. coupled Win the hishes
honorable recognition on the part 0f the most competent
authorities When recently the greatest German com
poser present day Richard wagner, ana shortiy
Hanover visit both of them used at their residences
Steiuway Grand Piano furnished them by the agent OF
Instruments, to whom prior 10 leaving hicniru
Wagner addressed letter from which We quote as fo-
lows: IL
Accept my heartfelt thanks for the incomparably
magnificent -ienway Grand Piano, which ~ eminehty
worthy OF better pianist than yours ever thankful,
RICHARD WAGNER"
Tn this Iete the great composer distinctly designated
DR. Franz List who his arrival, sent FOR the same IN
Strlimrut Herr Wagner had used. and also -ofailcu
Cabinet bright As IL sufficiently well known, the macs
tro part the great Bach Festival concert ana III
stein piano leaving the steinway Grand to be used ny
hi, Lady partner probably regarding her as the weaker
vessel but II notable fact that ofien as Dr. lsZt
sat down to play solo he my araDy gave the oteh"Ay
instrument the preference. . -. ,,.
Al rnotiuc. III Mr. Won Bronsarts in which Dr Liszt
took part play ing trio OF rOnsars isZts songs etc.
he exclusively used the Stenway Grand ana TOOK occa,
sion to xpress the agent his unqualified admiration OF
senting to him. a. a mcmeuto, his picture, with auto
graph independent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
A YOUNG MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF
ELu.nrL Il Mndcalf.. an,e ~ accilentallY shOt

A YOUNG MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF
Edward b. Medcalfe, age "a, accidentally shot
himself through the head with pistol at his home, at No.
23 MacOn-st Brooklyn. about Ill yesterday ANA died
In few moments. He in his rooni IN the upper part
Of the house and his mother. who was down stairs. had
called him several times down to hs breakfast
He responded each time, but failed to come and his
mother. hearing pisolho went to his room AM found
him dying Oh the floor The deceased had been for two
,,rs reportin, for different papers in this city and
BROOKLYN. He was very eccentric ana was niucn
Interested in military matters ana MUNITIONS OF
war His room contained small mounted cannon,
several and swords, and an assortment or re-
yolyers as well other weapons lie had Deru accuS-
nre, to exercise on arising IN the morning. AND 1t II
supposed that While he iourshns large hinslock
horse pistol il wac accidentally discharged the ball enter
ing his head on the right side. and coming out on the OPP
D0-iie side An inquest by Coroner oiDms, resulted ia
verdict OF death 10y accidental shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
FIRST DAY OF THE CHARTER OAK PARK RACES

FIRST DAY OF THE CHARTER OAK PARK RACES.
Hartford, Conn.,, June S.-The Spring
meeting OF the Connecticut Stock Breeders Association
opened to-day at Charter oak Park, with good day and
track and fair attendance In the i5 cass there were
Is entries, out Of which field OF 10 started Carro0n,
Hampton, Vulcan Matte Lockwood. Ben Bruce, Laven-
der Dan Ford and Beuah did not start The first race
for purse OF 81 .OOO by r. :. Brents bay mare
Nette Barlow who made the three heats in the fol
lowing time 2:3i L. 2:3l, 1881 - and 235l2. The sec
Ond money given to ID Maces Maud and The third
c. Green's Tornado Maid In the ZIG class seven
heats trotted the first five being won by different
horses. Darkness prevented the finishing OF the race
aud IT was postponed till Wednesday at o'clock. There
were entries III this race and nine started Ed White
and Major Root did not start Thomas Jefferson cesa-
ton. and Vanity Fair will start in the 2:22 class on
wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
OBITUARY
THE REV. LEWIS p. w. BALCH. d. D.

The Rev. Lewis T. W. Balch, ID. d., dis
tinguishod divine OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
died on Friday Detroit at the of 81. He ma
tive Of Virginia and ordained in 1917 and oicated
for the rst time at tho Church Of ST. Bartholomew in
this city Hc wasvector of the Montreal Cathedral from
1866 to 1871 and was aerward Archdeacon of Kent in
Canada Last year he became rector OF Grace Church.
Detroit and held that charge at the time of his death
DR. Bsch was - years Secretary of the American House
of Bishops and Clerical Secretary Of the Montreal
Diocesan synod He broad and liberal in his views
and gifted with great eloquenoe. He worker Of I'M
bounded energy. and greatly beloved wherever he
oficIated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
ST LOUIS, ALTON, AND TERRE HAUTE ELEC-
TION
Adyices from st. Louis state that at

Advices from st. Louis state that at the an
nual meeting OF the bond and stockholders Of the ST.
Louis Alton and Haue Railroad the following d.
rector OF the third class elected for three years
Robert Bayard, samuel J. Tlldcn, william Bayard Cut
ting John 5. Barnes, and Thomas Denny, all OF New
York These gentle received very large majority
of the - 900 votes cast This result IA victory In
favor OF the present management over New-fork OPP
nouens Who have been charging irregularities IN the
mana cement OF the road ana aborns u secufr the eie
ton OF a board snagonisc 10 the present management
IL is understood that Robert Boyard Will oe chosen fIesl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
PROTEST OF ST. LOUIS MILLERS AGAINST SELL
ING WHEAT on CALL.

ST. LOUIS, No. june o.-Ihe mlIItrs OF thIs
city have joined in petition to the President and Board
OF Directors OF the Merchants Exchange asking to have
wheat stricken from the list OF articles sold at the call OF
the Board on Change. They assert that this kind OF
rinOu, to manufacturers Of -four. and will ultimately
destroy the trade and that the tendencies OF such
SPECULATION are demorallAlng ana dI,rcpuiaOle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
BOSTON NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT.

BosroN. June S.-The following Is the state
ueut ~ the Boston National banks returned to the
Clearing house Monday morning June A
Capital S5O.l5O,0o0. .o-o con
Loans, ~ -, 81 1900 increase, S373,0OO
Specie SS4- 400 increase, sl236Oo. 80, -oo
Iega-cnder notes 80 81 800; increase, Slyl. ~ -
Due freIa other banks $50 s7 900; increase, >l92
Due 20 other hanks. 81 597 400 decfeaSe go wv
Deposits Ssj,9i 500; increase. 2.l22rbOO
Circulation. s2i. 793, 500; decrease, Sl57 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

and Hugh Jewett, Receiver Of tho Erie Railway The
object Of the meeting the consideration OF the best
be adopted for the advancement Of rates from
the present low tariff to that would be more re-
munerative. These railway officers were In pr1vae
session for several hours but had arrived at no decision
whom the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
SUMMERS NIGHT FESTIVAL OF THE PALETTE
CLUB.

The membtrr OF The TdItITt ' TUD Propose
to give a Summers night excursion up the Hudson on
IN. evening of June IL. The Plymouth Rock has been
en- rged for the occasion, and art music and dancing
will form the attractions Of the evening. Special
committees have been formed for the purpose
OF arranging the details OF the music aud decorations
and it is expected that the latter vi" DE sngulay az
ent select anI agreeable and In all cases the tickets
must bear the name OF the guest ana thc mem
her introducing him. The Committee OF Arrange
ment- consists OF 81 gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
IN NEWARK, y. J.

A fire broke out in the dryingroom attached
to John Rndes Excelsior and Planning Mills
at No 50 Rverst. Newark n j., yesterday, caused by
the overheatng Of timber In process OF drying
The flames spread rapidly, but were confined To the
drying-room, two-stOry brick building. The loss is
about 800; insured for 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., June s.-The annual
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in this
diocese opened here to-day Bishop Clarks twentieth
annual address shows the confirmation Of Al persons
the year During the 20 years he laid the corner
stones - churches and cOnsecrated 1 The number
of communicates has increased from 2,25o 10 5,3O7.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., June 5.-The annual Conference of
Rhode Island Congregational Churches met to-day, tie
Rev Mr. Twning presiding. Reports from the several
churches Indicate good degree OF prosperity during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
D. wEMYss JoBsoN ARRESTED AS INSANE.

ID. WEMYSS JOBsON ARRESTED As INSANE'
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, David
Wemyss Jobson was committed by justice kibreth, 10
the care Of the Commissioners OF Charities and Correc
ton on charge OF insanity The charge was preferred
nv Officer Moore OF the Frankin-st. Police, who found
C;,u nhson at the Marine Court, acting ana behasng
like an insane person" The TOmbs physician states tnat
labs is decidedly insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
CONVICTION OF A WIFE MURDERER.

Patrick Wallace was found guilty yesterday
IN the Brooklyn City Court Of murder IN the second ue
gree In beating his wife death, while they were nox-
tented at their home AT No "a North Ffth-st last DE
cember The convicted man. who Is OF sinister appear
received the verdict OF the jury with sto ndter-
Judge McCuo will sentence him Imprisonment for e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

OPENING OF THE MISSION VALLEY NEB) RACES.
OMAHA, Neb., June s.-The June races OF
the Missouri Valley Association began ~ the driving park
to-day under the most fattering prospects. The meet
ing will continue days. The great attraction Of the
meeting will the the lltn inst. between Ran
dali and IIucllclprry for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF HOBART COLLEGE
BUFFALO, June S.-The annual meeting OF
the Alumni OF College will be held In the college
building on Wednesday June 16 proposition 10 re-
move Hobart College to Buffalo " Y. will be discussed
also tho election OF one trustee for the ensuing year
The Importance OF this subject should induce every alum
h1nA mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsu>GTON June s.-Major George A. Gordon OF
IN. 5th cavalry q, tailed for duty member O me
Board examine amt report upon model cavalry cart vice
t.nt Brown cavalry, deceased MAJOR Jas.
X Martin Assistant Adutant General has been relieved rom
any in lie office War Department and
i,r, To repoT commanding General Department Oh
iona for iniy the headi larters OF that department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
sMUGGLED MEDICAL WORKS. =

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June Especial
Treasury Agent Bracket stationed at NewYork. seized
today. with the assistance OF Deputy Surveyor Red
beasr one case OF medical works Struggled into this port
on The 5th inst and Landed from the Belgian steamer
Eedsrland from Antwerp, az passengers baggage The
od. are now ip the custody OF the Collector or Gus
eoms subject 70 an spprssisc,nsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM rERNANDfNA. &c-La sean.h'e Msa,yews,E
lime s-Gen o. " Dayton and WIFE Mrs T. IT. Jewell -
Virginia Dayton Miss Zaia Dayton Joseph IhomYson a.
Granger Pred Kahn Whit vaughn Nm nm ~.
knight Parker Mrs Eaean and child hiss sammsfs
Cutter wife. Frank, Mrs " T. Dunn. M~ u iuS
HILL Mrs. Nathans T. Brinkerhon, Antoine ""n@~es y n
Wiliama and Mr.. Engell
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Snip yevs zee nm Page. !
ADDfVEn

ARRIVED
Norfolk With mdse and pass Ola Dominion steamship Co
Steamship Frsneona Bragg. Portland with mdss and paaA
steamship Nereua Bearsc Boston mdss and pcs -
ship Palmer CNor larsen, cowcs a3 Gays with empty
ship Peaasus (of Haitian. owen Bombay iis days with
Bark of liverpool. slocOmb Ma,annss -
BARK Ken Bashne, cot SewHaven Mayo Alicante April
Bark Minnie Hunter lof Boston. woodman. Havana IL
BARK O. NJ fucker to POrtland,. PnEham. MAAnass -
Ma:sae Rice sa9a days With , sno0. x.,.,,
May 25 with sugar Anchored % the Bse
Brig Erie o Boston sears. ST. Johns p r. IL days via
Brig Somerset of wnd.d n. So Haley, Maianras IS days
Brig Alaska COf George, ~ b., Parteow Matan1as 10
brig Ezabsth Stubs April 2s, via Charleston June
rig Clara Jenkins of Bangor COMBS sasua IL days. with
Brig Edith Johnson Mirasoano 10 days with logwood ana
schr (of aschias, Thompson Mrasoane 10 days
schr Eunice Cof Providence jenkins Abaco days
schr Ann Valentine. Potter Jacksonville IL days viii
Schr. J: ]: Merritt Curtis. virginia.
Schr. II. J. Raymond, Cranmer, Virginia "a.
schr Mary H. stockham, Cor'ery, Georgetown - C. Wiz
SER Hdaza. Loveland virginia
sehr surprss Roberts Windsor DAYS with plaster
steamship Old Dominion. for Norfolk, &C. ship Graham.
Polly for cronstadt banks Tetens TOT riga Erna ,os
Carienas; schr Chino for Antigua
MEMORANDA.
fishing Yates ~ Boston, went Ashore %
Chatham The crew w.r. saved Tue
vessel full Of will probably he total loss
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRANCISCO June s.-rhs Pacific NAL steamship Co
lima. from Panama, has arrived -.
CHARLESTON June arrived. steamship thales'on uon
ew.York schrs. Bessie f. DickersoD, fiom Bath . H.
Marlor from Boston.
FOREIGN FORTS.
QUEENSTOWN s.The National Line steamship Esypt
Grogan from New York May 49, for Liverpool arrived hsfe -
l2 o'clock last night - 49,
MOyIIIF, June s-The Anchor Line steamship Bolivia
small from NewYork May 30 Glasgow arrived here W
day
QUEENSTOWN, June a-The American Line steamship Al
botsfor from Philadelphia May u, for Liverpool
here to day.
LONDON June S-saied United States pcrs British
India Hannah Norris Three Brothers PAlssiras t ieisn
Morris Excelsior Capt Bowers and Montreal Arrived rom
the United states the 9th inst Advocate Vnsi,oIs ana
Eldoraio. Arrived the TIN inst Giuseppe Elnmanue.
British the latter 10 the channel Cortssse aisaaa
Edward Nc DOwe Nicholas Sperito Choice louisa Anew
oviti Mira Genitore AuIstn koDbe Ada Barton the lass
Clyde La Plata Diana capt HanSsn,
Adept the latter AZ Liverpool fer1
scanned, Eva j. b. Dufus the last Two AZ
Queenstown the 9Th inst Clara MAra Eiorn
Mimi, MelancthOn, Maresca Lady Dnf
fern Devete DnbrOyack Fortunate Bachelors, August
Ranger Gustaf Hattie II. Also arrived Genon, Capt
Anderson.
NOTICE TO MApINFRs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Passed Assistant Pay
master G. W been ordered 10 the Ashuelo on tne
A.a;ic station place of Assistant Paymaster JOseyh
Adcks who detached from that vessel ana 9rnere
home Passed Assistant Payma.ter Geo H. fetl
has been -Waara In place OF Passed A-ssta
P,vmaster " Long detached from that vessel and orer
10 settle Ensign H. ii BarroIl mas peen ne
Da,ieu Surveying Expedition anu 0rueec W
f,u,pora cuty conuected with the survey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
ELSEWHERE.

TRENTON, N. j., June 8.-The stable of ex-
Chancellor Green was set on fire by incendary to
night The horses were saved The residence had mar
row escape Loss, ~ 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
NO PROSPECT OF RESUMPTION IN THE WYOMING
REGION.

WuKEsBARRE, Penn, June S.-There is now
no prospect whatever OF the miners OF the wyoming
region resumng work They and the operators are as
far psr as ever and the good feeling heretofore exist
ing has ia certain extent destroyed The miners
or the Sugar Notch and Wanamie works of the lehgh
and Wilkesbarre Company received notices to-day To
vacac their houses within ten days The men AT WORK
i'm other regions st continue Ia send assistance 10 the
strikers here, who are determined to hold out all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

AVERAGING n 81 so to-day rsds yss tae .css scays;
heavy hogs ~ 35aT SO 1000 head were dposod fos w
Iematn %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
THE LEADERS OBJ THE STRIKE STILL HOLD OUT

ecutiv. Of the Miners and Iaborers Benevolent Assoca
tior held a secret meeting here. There was
large attendance OF delegates from all
the mining districts. 1t Is understood
they had the question Of resumption under discussion
and there is 10 be compromise, nor are the
prospects good for general Resumption a.
though two moro collieries, one at Ashland ana
one near Potsyille resumed work yesterday with re-
duced force of men, who accepted the Companys rate
OF waccs-the 1874 basis. Last winter an alliance I
ers, benevolent Association and the Mlners
and WorkingIneiis Union, the latter DcihS
,rfueipay opposed Of engineers hrcmen, cOninctofs
brakeincn aud roadway men, ana others IN
thc employ OF the railroad company, 10
hitter cone with the corporation. Tn" alliance docs
NOT seem TO have benefited either Association neihe
annarcry accomplishing anything, and to-day the i'i
road men Withdrew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
THE SHERIFF OF vICKsBURG IN A CRITICAL
CONDITION.

yIcKsBuRG, Miss June S.-Crosby, the col
ored Sheriff shot yesterday. IA in critical con
dition Gilmer the Deputy sheriff brought to-day
before Justice the Peace and discharged. there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

HALIFAX NJ s., June S.-A cOlored boy named
smith schooner Ethea was brought
IRON Prospect TO-DAY sad committed 10 M on cha'ss o. STAT
aaIx the vowel wtdc the crew we're On shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

Knocks. Bruises. Lameness. SPINAL Meninrts sore
ThrOit Wheeling. GILES LlNIMRXr iODIDs or AhhoMA v
the remedy. 81 LoCOhhAs ~,
Dealers Twenty fourth st. ard Thirdsve
sold all Druggists Depot No i5l sixth ave, New fosk
ONLY SOC and 81 per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
THE VALIDITY OF THE RECENT ISSUE OF YER
MONT CENTRAL STOCK.

ST. ALBANs, w. June 8.-A bill in chancery
filed to-day in the United states Circuit Court, re-
tlrnabe at the term TO held July s. at Windsor by
Judge Hunt OF NewYor for the purpose OF testing the
validity Of the OF 1850 shares Of stock In the Cen
trail Vermont Railroad just before the late election for
directors,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON June s.-The United States steamship
Ma "A h. arrived az C1Xhayen.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SHEET

being no proof against him. There are no now devoo
ments today In regard to the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

RAILWAY MANAGERS INPATIENT AT LOW RATEs
A meeting of consultation was held yester-
day nj the Erie Railroad offices between Col scott. Pres
dent OF the Pennsy ivania Railroad william II. Wander
hu, yYce President Of the NewYork Central Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
NOTICE TO MApIyrRs.
orycE or THE LIGHTHOUSE IssPscToR. I

OFFICE OF THE LIGHrHOIrk INrFFI IO IHIFD DI,i.Ir
ToNPkINsiILLE. y. T., June :, 1870.
List this shortly 10 be Issued the buoye
mark Bridgeport harbor 10 atri and
During the Of the dredging
the bars the bu0ys Will Dr ren1so
upon completion Of will be placed In the best
the changes made any, and OF the Asrea
bearings due notice will be given.
s. d. TRENCHAgD. Commodore q. ; ~,
Lighthouse Inspector Ttrd District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
CATTLE MARKETS.

paoytnEycI r. L. June sPrinting Cloths quiet at last
quotations. " III few spot goods on the market
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The Most Attractive Oniccs In Town.-A consdsraoi

Inc uo,t ATTRACTIVE OHres IoWhs-A consuossos
number Of lawyers and other tenants VI the TRIBUNE
building fairly settled in their euartcrs They
and ali their visitors unite pronouncing these ocos the
MOST ATTRACTIVE aud. all things ccn~idered ths
CHEAPEST in town. over onehaf Of the building Is nov
rented and those seeking desirable Offices should Apply
carly The all beautifully finished in hard WOOD
tash) with elegan, gzsaxtureA heat and In every
room exceedingly Light and airy perfecuy vcae
lated wndows communicate directly win
tie elevators nearly al have independent entrances Sn
hall Both elevators In good working ordss -
are kept night day Application
THE TRIBUNE Counting
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FOR fOrcble cartoons, THE PRESIDENTS OPkn
LETTER ON THE THIRD TERM" and END OF rHB
BIG TALK AT WASHINGTON" the Dedication OF the
Masonic Temple Decoration Day, Lincons statue Union
square Monument the Confederate Dead savannah ia;
GeImanc portraits of General aud NrA
sheridan Marsh etc. and renchant editorial Artcle
q The ,ircat Remuneration"
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