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Peetiesa, Providence.
White Foam, provideno6.
A. Quincy, Fall River.

FANNY rern Providence Peetiess, Providence
:, " ,Nxier Providence White Foam, provideno6.
UenretLS New Haven A. 0urncy' TAI RIVER.
lanes cor or. New Haven.
DRTOW.
Carov,n .atfeId from Liverpool April with mdsA
nv pilotbOat H. y williams NO. 10
WIN D-JInset IN NJerate. =. r. clear
MEMORANDA.
The bark Marco Polo rom New York for Brernen befoes
r'Dorted Andrec ues mas Deeh hoad SB"y oA
aged -
DOMESTIC PORTS
CaARrgsrov. May 1T.-Arrve,'. schr Mary mankn' ho0
New-iOf< ...-~
Fogiafss soynoR MAJ l7-Passe IN ior Baltimore ships
John Rert.liicaa from Liverpool sniots rom CAASS
brig VI. c. IIaea Ell. from Boston,
FOREIGN FORTS.
PLYMOUTH 1.-THE Hamburg American Lre seem5niy
HGsata Darends from Nc York May 9, arrived hers thS
o. svysroa,S ,'ay i7-The National line stesnshfp Mn
hatiD Jones. from BOY York hy arrived hero today A.
pro Ted f1r gfrp0-i
IovDOv Nav sa sf for the Used states poeshoptssc
Bslih .a.sA DubT Jane - rlzi, kreilaDssL Ar
rvc fo1 she Tn t Sis 1911 inst ta"ely fyiga ras~T.
Protector Capt WoscT, -. Cloud m ado 81 at E.sOret
Heinrich Vol Arrived 18Th. Able FhOmlS souvenir. Ab
COSBY rTrala Aftcn-crsI arr T. NcGivery the ia-s
Plymouth: AlDh01ss 81 Marie Cei'se Eelice 10
Scconao saTpcn. Arrived I7th 7aInenico. Eav~
Suoya BaTreras
DISASTER.
QrEBHC Title steamship Govern arrived IN port yeo
er1aJ The captain reports he snap ty OF Ma
81 kannnTiskA faviay - ~ drng
Psu.san. bound easl ,bof T3O sunday. Euc9ugt
cred quan ~ leHr.l tle llf 81 'n ahi ne
Mapairn is'ans The storm sunday WA W tlisA
that he had tO anchor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
SALE OF AMERICAN PICTURES.

The sale of paintings by American artists,
AZ Ieavitts Art Rooms No SIT Broadway last even
ing very well attended and the bidding was orisk'
There were 20 pictures sold. for which about $500 was
received English Scenery County OF Kent by A. F.
Beuows sold for 500; IN Conway, - H." by j. f.
Kensett siOO Marine. Misty Morning." by Edward
Moran, and Moonlight near "hte sanu,
bv NJ r II. De HAS, 1850 each "Ihe hlisla
AZ saugerties" by James Fairman, $50;
Landscape" by william Hart, 300 on newport
De Haas, s2l5: Rye Beach. n. H., by A. T. bricner.
- -; {" Echo Lake" by sonntas, Sll3; Tempting
nessert' and Temptation" by MarstOn Ream, $50 and
II - respectively on the Bay, al the Narrows, by
fiward Moran sl95; View on Lake George" by J. +.
watching and sleeping" BY w. Morgan, Sl05 Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
The science of advertising is one which cal

be learned by experience only and like everything else
requiring study and skill is best understood by those
sole business it hence, We gard thlt
advertiser peculiarly fortunate who ia enabled 10
secure the services OF reliable agent conversant with
the whole subject, and able, by experience knowl
edge and general reputation with both the puJc and
the publishers to offer all the advantages and emolu-
ments that only he possessed by Gs'cabSs house.
AmOn- those houses OF known soldy anu pTumptness,
whose f is sFe universally recognz n. and whose rel
ab Itv and Ill remain urqucst0Eed. PERHAPS that or
Geo z R1Nen ~ Co., Al ParkrOw New-lO!k 10 most
Iesrr iu of mention aud confidence close attention
to bus ness, watchfincss over the best interests 81
their customers and p-OInptness In the execution OF all
orders trstrd their care have been the character
tcs Of te nfm from e Ontsat, and have done mGch 10
insratte them in public favor. They have always pos
ssll the hest facilities Cor dong work both clclp and
well and by prOmpincss and lair dealing succeed III
procuring from publishers in all cases, the lowest cash
rates and by 40 doing distance their competitors IN a
majority when figuring upon Large estinlaes-
fFrau. Ieslics Illustrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
WASHINGTON.
PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS.

PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS.
ORDER BY ATTORNEY-GENERAL PIRRRFPONT TO
PREVENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN REGARD To
CONvICTs FOR WHOM EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY Is
ASKED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNH.l
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE granting of pardOns
by the Executive on the recommendation Of the At
torneyGeneral has been subject of great abuse in
times past because of the inadequate knowledge OF
the facts at hand, and the danger pGre state
ments of misrepresentation in behalf of criminals.
The first order of the AttOrney-General was Is
sued to-day and is intended to cover long existing
abuse. 1t has the hearty cooperation and approval
of the President. Hereafter when pardons are APP
piled for the President will know whether they
should be granted or not and will be enabled to act
ntellgently. Following is the order Of the AttOr-
ney-General relating to pardons.
DEPARTMENT OF JrsTrCR, !
WAsHlSGTOS Nay Il, ls15.)
To the end that pardons may not be granted unad
vscdy and against the best interests Of good govern
mcnt, all applications for Executive cemency through
this Department must be made hereafter upon The swJn
petition OF credible person. stating, as nearly -
may be- the age. nativity. and prior lpatOn N the
party imprisoned; stain, also the OF the Judge
who presided at the trial. and the name OF the District
Attorney who conducted the prosecution. and whether
the applicant for pardon has ever before been convicted
Of crime Tho petition and all letters IN support thereof
must state explicitly the reasons whythe Executive elem
cncy is invoked to abrogate or change the sentence
of the court and no motives urged upon this Depart
viii be considered unless the same are stated IN
writing signed by the parties urging them. and filed for
permanent record and publicity in case the pardon Is
granted The application must he accompanied by evil
dence that notice OF the petition arl Of all supporting
documents has been served upon the Judge who PRESIDED
at the trial and upon the DistrictAttorney OF
~ xrft..ra hs al W
such service OF notice practicable, at least ten
days before the petition presented 10 the President Ii
shall be duty OF the District Attorney whenever any
application shall be referred TO Nun fox report 10 ask
the Judge who pronounced sentence lor his opinion upon
the merits of the application and to have the answer OF
the Judge accompany the report the
whenever such answer be obtained. III" various
District Attorneys of the United states will tax notice
OF this order.
EpwARbs PIEEREPONr Attorney General
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DAILY TRIBUNE SUPPLEMENT-

pose OF teaching them what an almighty big country
they VIII have to whip before they get through.
since the war his influence had been In favor Of peace
and reconciliation He expression to this senti-
ment at meeting In Louisville in October, 1870 called
10 do honor TO the memory OF Gen. Lee 1t meet
ing OF all parties, and he said II the spirit which
mates the assembly before tonight shall become gen.
era and extend over the whole country, then indeed
may we say that the wounds Of the late truly
healed We ask only for him what we cOncede n the
manly qualities Of others. Among the more eminent
Federal generals who fell during the who have
since died may be mentioned Thomas and Mcpherson.
What Confederate would refuse 10 raise his cap their
funeral tram passed by or grudge to drop flower upon
their soldier graYes e.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
GOVERNMENT WA TIER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or rIIR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsriyGTOS. u. C., May ls-l Il, m.
c,s, 0rgs{s far La oo, f,rs, INT osfr

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rIIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsiiryGTOy. u. C.. May ls-1 a,m)
Sp,01Jsfs for tie mast hcenty-foar hours.
The Thermometer has risen in New England.
II has fallen but remains highest the lakes. II has
fallen decidedly In the Northwest and is lowest In Dr.
koa.
Increasing southeast Winds cloudy weather and occa
sOnal rain prevail from Texas to Manitoba Northeast
winds and clear weather prevail in the south Atlantic
States and the ONO Valley.
The rivers have fallen and especially vt ST. Louis ana
Memphis.
PrO6dbittnes
During Tuesday throughout ne Atlantic STATES station
arr barometer. mariner, parity ciOudG, and c'ea' r,der
riA lht raridble minds, especially northeast and sJut
rest
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the ono valley
stationary barometer southeast Winds warmer, paIuy
cloudy weather. and possibly ,ht local rans.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
falling barometer. Winds cloudy and possibly
RAIN followed in TIE Western portions by colder North
west winds and rising barometer
For the lake region, falling barometer easery winds.
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
The will generally fall, espec ALLY from keokuA
10 NiCksburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA CLAIMS

COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA CLAIMS
WAsnINGrON. May 1.-THE Court Of Commits
meHt
81 500 and $50 in which the testimony was Submitted
Friday. were argued AID submitted.
No 69-Danici H. Wool, Of the bark Congress- ag
The ultei states
so 32G-Gieon Allen ct AL owners of the Congress- ag
The UuieI states -
No OGurion Ludlow Of the Congress agt The Unitod
states u, w.t.,
No 2O3-Jas T. sherman ~ the Congress art. The Uni'c
submitted tine evidence W. W Grape OF
New Bedford u ls. rt for tie cl4ii1nt ana tc HON
j \. J. CresHel for the Government
30. Ol6JOhn Wells Second Olcor OF the tOn"irs igt.
The United states also submitted upon the testimony
The Hon for claimant and the Lon j. A. j. Creswcu
f1rt ho United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

DR.. II. y Pierce % Tie W0ris DsYrnsqry Buffio ". VI
whore Flmy - ~, have g0 el l1s az tchieved
worldwide reputation. after patrni say ant r'noh expcr
mcltilf. SUCCEEDED b. p'Ictlr tpIltolni EN'rdct ~
smarWce. wafer rcpu'r tlat destined 70 bccome -
celebrated las 9th Ic,s.lls. II owes %, emery NOT en-
tir ~ to the ~AarfW e. Which, Row r. 20 o' r ~ i,a.-
dia brt laTg, j. happy c1UnaOn OF aat hsru
9th iir agents. The cOntn-
nation make 10 very pasIut remedy N taxa
Taken internally, larS", iy' it r. or sissy
Fuxl Summer Complaint. Cholera Cholera Mort Is Co'sf
or $40 stomach hrcaAs teA.l Zen Tie sui
manma r. Attacks. II - sod by a druggists and '-ainrs
d I..t..l
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Mercantile Library Association,
:. Tue Cen,enniai.'''

To DO their share to promote Of the treat ~
uonaI Jubilee BAKER GOODWIN PRIMERS 20 PARK isv.
Y have Just issued THE CENTENNIAL hand sms
paper containing large easnavins and descr psa
of the principal buildings being erected the exhfttaeA
grounds In Philadelphia This paper led with interesting
reading natter IS for grstOus distribution every
part the country aud VIII Dc eagerly r5dh Dy al! ID eresses
In the coming celebration.
Merchants business men, officers q Ole ins
tutious and others desiring the circulation TIM
CENTENNIAL" will DO furnished with copies sREE %
CHARGE except cost Of sending by expres uJon appes
ton " BAKER GOD"lN' PrnVers
Is PaTkrow New-Yo-k.
Advertisers desiring 90 gain ths ate AMI pa
rronage of Farmers and Agricuturists. vii hnd TIM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable nd effective me-
dunn II now reaches farmers, asi chose Of better
cass than any other weekly paper pntashed Airertss
men proper classification should be handel III %
or before Monday Of the week Of issu,A
TIE Mast Attractive Onnces ia Town.-The universal
testimony Of all The Offices In the Ii
UNE bui ling they u MOST ATTRACTIVE ADD
all things the CHE APE5T anywhere In At pat
OF town. Between third ARK half OF the building Is nov
rented offices should make cary
application The all beautifully nnshed IN mars
ash with elegant gasnxtures heat and water every
room al exceed light and airy are perfectly Sehu
lated outads Windows communicate Directly wslS
the elevators nearly independent entrances fom
the hall Mary of the ready for tenants the t
Of May and tho following Monday AK or eisss
LAWYERS Fad one or advertising agents moved oAes
snans are ouly waiting for tho eeyalor which viii ocen
na week. Tenants any day ApsD
eaton should ss mSas - THk TRIBUNE CeaaaeSF0sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
ACES AGO

The popular operetta ages Ago." which
has been given times this Winter by Murray
Hill amateur company for the benefit OF the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, is to be repeated for the last time
on Wednesday evening next at Bryants Opera
House at the request OF the performers for the
benefit OF the musical conductor, Mr. De Korbay Tick
cts can he had at schrmers and Ponds music stores
Al the previous performances have been crowded and
those who DO not wish Of the pleasaniest en-
tertannpnts of the season should not fail to procure
gofS q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
EDWARDS PIERREPoYr. Attorney General.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ARRIVAL or INDIAN DELEGATES.
WAsmINGrON MONDAY. MAY l.. 81


The remaining delegations of Indians
who were en- route to this city arrived here
this morning a. o'clock. and are quartered at
the fremont House. Agent T. a. Howard Is in charge
Of the Spotted Tail dele ,aton which s comprised Oh the
following Louis Bordeaux interpreter; Spotted Tall
Swift Bear. Looking Horse. Crow Dog Ring Thunder
and He Eagle. The Red Cloud delegation consists OF
the following: Dr. j. j. savc, agent, with his wife
VIM Garnett Interpreter; Red Cloud. Little Wound
American Horse Shoulder Con1uering Bear. FAIL
Sitting Bull, Tail Lance, Fast Thunder, BLACK
Bear, Iron Horse. Pawnee Killer Bad Wound and
in willie men Todd Randall Jim h-ln"is; J37 ln
Bushee and Leon f. Paiirdy Arr tner aTr,Nm , tle
arm ,emrnts have been cade yet :or General iner
view ahongh the In lans Will b.. cciyed - MORROW
MINERAL OIL FOR USE IN LIGHTHOUSES
The Chairman. Naval Secretary, and several
members OF the Lighthouse Board have gone to the gen
eral .hthouse depot staten Island committee to
test III, many snecimcns Of mineral os sent there IN &C
cordance with the advertisements Of the Board. with
view Of ascpr aiming which, If any. Of the ps can Dc
adoad FOR certain IA the lighthouse establishments
Preliminary tests have been made at thc Ai-ith-
sonian Institution, but final tests VII be
made at the Laboratory. which IL on
staten Island. Heretofore mineral oil has been
ned only n certain small and unimpOrfaut lighthouses
bu Il MS d in al the lights establish unIes ~,
ccf Of JANE % l-7i, on the ono sSss'ppl, ana
Missouri RIVERS. which IRE salir lights There J, Gi.
inclination Oh the part ~ TIE B3art 20 use MI III J ~
loss Ca OF much property Dlt thcI IS els. Vi
small lights coming largely into u'e OF tis chafr'i
and in these stations mineral OIL Is peint
conGal y used. TIE Efforts now making however ''e
dr.c'ol toward I'm ling the oil, or combination of ril,
which shall ut once d. cu.c.Fr, saLo aAu ccoH''Ho'
with a view 10 its more g neral adoption.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW LOAN.
The call for the redemption of S5,OOO,OOo
coupon bonds issued from the Treasury Saturday IN
dictates an additional subscription OF that amount By the
Syndicate making in all S3j,O0000O called in on that
account the first call under the contract being for
81 OOO second for TlOOO0Ooo, and the other
two calls Of very recent date for Sj0COoO0 each The
,roc, with the Ro.bsoI ilds lasts until the 3l-t Of
August ncxt and until that time every call for bonds Dy
tle Treasury indicates additional subscription Dy inc
contractors for the amount named III the call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
THE HON. THOMAS BIDDLE.

ador who died at Guayaqun on the 18th inst was born
in Philadelphia in 1927 and became a lawyer in 1S4S
He was formerly Consul at Singapore and held the
post at Calcutta in 1854 and 1855 In 1869 he was ap
pointed C0nsul-General at Havana but afterward
transferred Minister to San Salvador Last January
he was appointed Minister TO Ecuador Mr. Bddle was
skul dplOmatls and con yersant with foreign Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
OBITUARY NOTE.

John B. Silkman, the Erie Railway Agent at
Long Dock, jersey City, N j.. died suddenly at his
residence yesterday morning, of rheumatism Of the
heart Mr. silkman had been connected with the Freight
Department Of the Erie Railway for 20 years. and at his
death occupied ono OF the most responsible positions on
fhnr nad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
rorA1IzATION BOUNTY BILL.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May ia meeting
~ fine sodiers Sailors and marines Of this city who
served during the late was held tonight the once
baus the formation Of al association 10 aid IN having
the FORMULATION Bounty bill passed by Congress After
an organization had been effected committee W-5 ap-
nointed 10 draft Il constitution and by laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
THE HON. JONATHAN D. MORRIS. NJ G.

The Hon. Jonathan D. Morris, who died at
Connersville, Ind Sunday, native OF Ohio, and
practced law for many years He 90 years Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas and of the Supreme Court
ClermOnt County, Ohio. he Democrat. and repre-
sented the With District of Ohio from 1847 1851 in
Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
ENGLIsU GLEE CLUE.

The English Glee Club will give concert
in Philadelphia on the 20th in f. at Musical Fund Hail.
This concert will DE 'he last given by the CAB TINS
season Messrs Bush and Beckett being about 10 sail Tor
Europe The programme. which is very good one 10
made m Of English clncs, with solos for Miss Beebe
Miss Finch. and Nj Nisen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

DISAGREEMENT IN THE GERDEMAN CASE =
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE jury in the
Grdeman case came into court ut IL O'Clock and stated
thai they could not agree The jury stood for acGrt
tai and for conviction One Of the latter colOrcd
mar They discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

Ms. Thursbv. No. 27f Evcn-st wliamsburgh roeg
Island. very Cd -iy sIGct, with iu1mDatoTy rerws
tsn the 'oin,s y r h'l's AMI feet s"o her i q %
iutOrrale. AGONY Int tLkS LNiaRAr
A,;nNlA lac,l "a swelling and Grove away the paBA
Sol by al lrlgs,' Do f No. al sixth ave, AeY -
Only 20 cents and 81 per b0t'.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
wovrv AND TWO CHILDREN DROWNED.

TWO WOMEN MD i - .II|I'IFI@-' -
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, May 17.-AboutS O'Clock
last night Alonzo Jackson and Albert smith, WIN th'lr
wives and two children each went over .He uAin j.
20 ,,,,,o ono child or Mr. jackson and one Of Mr.
srifh If is said the men were under the influence OF
liguor and could not manage the boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

German Al the general delivery window Of the Post
sa,c. nn saturday. "NO-none herr" was the reply.
Vbell dot ish queer" he continued getting MS head
into the window my neighbOr gets sometimes dIee
ieiiers In one day und get none bays more dnhes
40 he does und hat never got one ledder yet Low
comes dose diugs l"-lDetroit free Prcss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. May l7.-Chaplain Thomas A. Gill
has been ordered the shp Sabine at Portsmouth,
n H. Lieut. Rsh has been deache. from the recev
hip and ordered 10 tho philadelphia Navy ara
been detached ram the Aslatc
station ANA ordered home aud report his arrival
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AND iDA5 A-f.-
Capitol. Newport
3. ;. Rowe, BOs ton.
orion, New L0nton.
Splendid. North Falmouth.
L. Robinson, New Bedford.
I. Bodine, Fall River.
Mary l.. Lee, Fall River.
Loon, salem
Planter. New-Lonion.
A. >. Parker, Taunton.
Belle X. HUI. Providence
8. :. Tyler. Providence.
WIN. II. Bowen, Providence
Ira Bliss. Providence.
Nsrmll.lon, Providence.
W. r. Phillips, Providence
Evergreen. Providence.
:. W. Blake, Providence.
T.. N. Wheaton. Providence
u. NJ. Vaughn, Providence.
Julia A. Tate. Providence
i. Han, Portland. CT
BraLos, Portland. CT
A. Bueton, PawtuckeI
Nail, Greenwich.
j. n. kisssm. southport
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ners see Plfsh Page. !

Steamship Baltic (pr). Kennedy, Liverpool May ., Via
oneenstowR stu with mdse pass 20 r. ]. COrtis
steamship Chesapeake, Mangain Portland with nndse ana
J. f. Ames.
BARI Kobt A. Chapman of Dorchester. y By Rutherford
April 10, bal asst Anchored on 5anuy HOOK, anu
" ordered 10 u ram.chi; sailed p. II. l tn 80
Bark Grad karlOyaz Aust) Gusti NewHaven WIN gum
&c =, -, rn N,...,.o. q
days, with sugar -. rru g, N N
Brig Zingu 70f John ~ b., Edgett Hopewell " b. 10
DAYS, with plaster. 49,, x...r,,s IN
days. with sugar. --.,A ~-.ntt.
cIr Nelson Harvey BeaTse R0ckport Mass win graA.Sa
Schr MARY r. smith Chadwick, Thomason, with lime.
scnr Ella Harding, Harrington Me- with lnlnDef
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5pccial Notices.

Do.a!er,. PhIs are The best and st remedy for lhis
and Fever and y lllrih
Lord 81 I'sv0r Grand and Chryste Body brrs
sels 81 anu III -. < 4l An. tapestry, sId - Ia
Post-Ofi,e NBsice.-The MAILS r. EUROPE tnr ne
week ending SATURDAY Nay - 1912 w,l ~ lst ~ nv
Office a. fl lq.. TT DAY II H.. ol "LD tyoDAH
AT IL m On TIL Rs DAY az llJO a. an on ~ lDAt
At | 30 a. ~. ali ~ n l. l. 5AAlf . /. d.
Thomas p Aanew. formerly Of $50 Greenwe at. has
ho,,It ant the or ciLa GREAT AMERICAN AND CHINA
TEX COMPANY. 80 30 Yesey A. The oldest ~ LOUISE "
.meroa NJ AGNfW been NJ the most succ tSsfQ
grcers in New York public depend ,n always
being literally with by purchasing teas Oieos, ~
e;r1ceries from TIIOMlss r. AGNIsW 80 Nesey l.
NEW YORK. " n IL. 1875.
Mercantile Library Association
CLINTON HALL AsrORPl.ACH
OF Regular Org1niLatoT.' held AZ MS
Westminster the the lit ,sL The oi'ew'
ing ticket was nominated;
No ~ FOR DIRECTORS.
III WILSON. with n. i. Claim < ~
VIM H. GUION, IT,, with Williams % 6iseh
VI d. SEAlI.- nth Farmers Loan and rust Co
GEORGE FARRAR, with CODanks alt lheaI
ELECTION TUESDAY, l5tL -l95t
nIIa-n,a nun . D u
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CHICAGO Nav 17-CArrIE more active; prices hrm ana
steady receipts, $500 common - good sippng % -3v
q6 choice 10 SO 00HS6 40 lockers 81 20 IA o
butchers 50 5Oas5 %. choice, % VOds6 20 shipments
1000 -...,... =, ooo cor,ucn
heavy - 15dto 30 common 10 goou - A'~So
mostly AZ II 'T59k7 80: shipments, 1000.
6ugaP UNCHANGED; receipts JOJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

PRovIDEvCF r. l., May 17.-At a meeting of the
field oGic r militia today, William r. Wa-er Was nom,
Miller GENERALS. which nominations VIII DO SUD
mt ID ~ the General Assembly next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
BfLT,.

WTNCHESTER-At - Glen Park ave-. san FranorrSs
IhIrsily. Bay 30 l.. 3D. ,)n. Lsk. Dawn GlDSn~
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Unuvited Guest" by J. IL Beard. 1910; "The Scribe.
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Rienzi. Newport.
cynthia Jane Newport
Clari-sa Allen. Boston.
Anna Is. Jacobs. Chatham.
Vim. Young. Port Jefferson
Entire, New bedford.
]. Is. WOrthingt0n. Fan River.
Challenge, " l5caaseL.
G. ]. Ericsson, HsrtiorI
]. W. Ponder, Taunto1
Richard Law, Stoningtnn.
ID. Davidson. Providence.
John CrOc kiOrd. Providence
II. 81. Weldon. Providence.
Peter Ritter, Providence.
J.B. Cunnin CHAM, Providence
r. Merwin. PROVIDENCE.
John ManlOve, Providence.
81. Quincy, Providence.
l. .. Wells, Providence.
q 4. Allison, Providence
Blast, Providence.
Undine, Portland. CT
Helen Mar, Pawtucket.
II. Lewis, PawtuckcL.
LAmMJlRa Mystic.
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