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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
STEWARTS HOTEL FoR W0vgy
RAPID PROGRESS IL FITTING IT rp.

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Few visitors are admitted to the interim -,
Stewards Hotel for Women, now building al Pour,b."
and Thirty sccond-st owe have reasons for keenIn,g
public out Of the building until 10 is ready for occ,
said n gentleman yesterday who was superinfonl,,g
unloading OF furniture at a side entrance 20 tie No.,
Work upon the edGco has been adyancn rapiilg AZ,
recent months, and Judge Hilton who Ga carrri,, A.,
Stewards plans INTO execution, expects 10 throw opr a.
doors in the Fail. II f. probable however that tho 80
above the first floor will not be finished before tbo -,
u the year The ground 1oor has been arraD,.d -.
large stNs, which nearly ready Tor occupancy M,
understood that these have been rented an GOOD IT,
aud the proceeds are expected 10 20 FAR toward defr
Ing the hotel expenses several prominent doSu.iosn
druggists aud dry goods men arc mentioned alD.rs ~
PROBABLE occupants Of the new stores. no
on tLc second and third floors the furniture IL mas,
being put lu I4c "0od|0fk' painting, and ircseo.n,
in attractive designs. The offices. parl0f. rcceUo
rooms etc.. are c0mm0dlOus and well arrsuerd' NJ.
rooms are large and well lighted and ventilated Rufr,
water and gas In every ROOM In the basement rib
manufactured all the gas needed lu the hotel and ~
arte.i3n wen has been sunk be- the cellar which an
furnish a neycrfailiDg -upply OF 4,cr Tio flrr,,l
has been made under the supervision Of Judge Hilton
and hae been obtained al low rates. warehouse ne.,,
the hotel contains the furniture FOR those portion. !,
the building not already supplied
The persons interested in the enterprise speak IN s,,
guine terms Of the novel Undertaking OF con. pcrg
great hotel exclusively for women u * expected t,
no~t of tbc Ocruuanis will be working women ,t a.
respectable women viii be- admitted. The hotel Vi ~
conducted ON the European plan, aud win no
under the direction Of matron. There Will be args
restaurant where the guests can obtain food % the best
quality according 10 their means. The rooms VIII la
rented by TIE single night, the week, tue month m
will be- the aim OF the management 10 place the rooms AZ
prices only tribe above those now paid by working
women IN crowded and unhealthy tenement and board,
ing houses The prices will vary OF course accordngt n
the location of rooms, but is The intention 10 bring ho
within the reach Of the poorest woman VINO show. her
self Industrious and worthy OF assistance Or necessity
the rules % the hotel viii be strict and rigid enforced
chief among them is ono requiring cleanliness ~ person
and dress With an Abundance ~ water numerous bath
rooms and Laundry, there viii De excuse for un.
cleanliness and dismis5IOn from the house will follow
any violation VI tlIs rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

hc4t article have seen upon this subject is published IN
nv NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE OF the ltn INST ana / aSrs IN
with that article m saying That the po,lPour"ont s
act M "A 'SnlItlry check upon the people anu -
pc.ialy upon the southern people, as l'y kl'" M
their acts will be carefully watched ana Hghy S''""
niZcd o., 49,, Ill, q, ~, tt,o
The announcement Of the President that he VIII be tle
President Of tine whole people - to-day tHgldttd u"h
the heart Of every loyal citizen I'm tins great krpuc'
m he Is the President o. the whole country what matters
II whether NE conduct the Government rs iupuple
Those words. only six in number The Preside OF ih
whole people, fun u pth and Of marrow. OF comfort
and of consolation. They are to use one OF Mr. OyeS
expressions, 'impdrtidlv pdtriarcha 1ud VIII 40 h"I
reconcile political and social discussions ana 10 near
antaeonism aud party Tancor indeed 10 restore P.cc
and prosperity 10 the Union, than c0uld or "od ne
most ircnchdut sword or the most polished phIhppc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

I0ypOS, Wednesday, Uay23, >7I
The correspondent Of THE Times az Paris an
uaurces that yireAlmiral Cicqucl d,- Toucuc deyD-
mI,U has accepted tle Ministry OF Marine.
m. protest ot tne Left has now been signed by @3l
Dcputics-moie than two-tnrd, of the Chamber
GNNtarTi oN TIE wNErAiH
TLe CirHqrrs Paris correspondent says: II is stated
i'm w.lI-ut.rmcI crc,rs iuat the Government VIII n'.
have recourse to 9 second mont.'s adjournment %. the
Chamber bat win demand bis dissolution .lom iac s De
ate as soon co. Parliament meets a.n. ". GamHct1 is
co.neto visit lyons 3s's1!o4, and other large Prov"
iI towns to ,lnorirt,ud Republican resistance lt t
nh f.t Girr I.-.ti..i-t Senator'S dis f-'t WIN ii'
Government iutrui.us c9ntog,I@ ti' t..i..l que,
ION nave decided 90 Join tur Lift in refusing - rriu
di~-. ,uii.u." lIu France tAc Itc-a. r'i"'. ' 'N'
tr C.iuiUrr OF Deputies without tLc CONSENT Oh ilc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
p O STS G RIPT.
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREfGN NEWS.
THE CAPTURE or ARABIAN.
TURKISH TROOPS CUT orr FROM ERZFRUM.
,..,.-.. ,t.e.t...t.,. Nav. p.l 1 :

THE CAPTURE OF ARDABAN.
TURKISH TROOPS CUT OFF FROM ERZfRUM
LONDON Wednesday, May 23, 1877.
The Timos's Vienna correspondent remarks that the
fall of Arabian: besides securing to the Russians
their position before Kars opens out new line OF
opcrations either against Kars or Erzorum. The
Council of Ministers at ConStantinope on Sunday
determined 10 send all reGnforcements still arriving
in Coustantinople to Hatum and EHcrum.
The authorities at Consantinople seem to over
look the fact that these troops in making their way
TO Kars or Er7crum would have to break through
the Russian division barring the way AZ the TSchu-
rulson Indeed, the advance of the Russians against
Batum seems to have been undertaken with the
aim of locking up there 81 battalons of Turks, pre-
venting them or any other achievements from
getting the Tschurukson line to Lrzerum or the
other threatened points.
VlRNNA Wednesday, May 23 1877.
Special kilograms from TliliS 10 the FfeSSe
say the Russian which attacked Arabian numbered
1900. The garrison Of Arabian numbered 5000 be-
side which several thousand encampcd before the town
During the flight Of the Turks the Russian cavalry III
fctcd a loss Of 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23


att the English architect, is dead.
Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt architect and
writer OLA decorative art was tae youngest son OF ihc
late Matthew Wyatt O police magistrate oil Lambeth
lie was born in 1870 near Divzc, ..i-lic' where Tee
was educated Entering the oice OF bis brother mos H.
WYATT he stldcd architecture ami at me age of lG
gained prize from the Architectural Society for an
c.-.v In I,if Doe travelled on the Continent studying
the prucr monuments OF art aud antiquity Ia 1916
m rr,rurd with series Of studies from ohUrcLcs which
were published in fac-simile in ISIS, WIKI Am essay,
i'm foiio under o." tide Of "Ihc GeomctreAI
Mosaic. of the Middle Ages" Iic arranged AMI
decorated Oh" Adcpm IhGl.e London ID I1i7 ana
after wiring cons d.i.HF ."I lh' ii,' -. ' .'' .-'
Hr, etc.,, was m 1910 commissioned hy the society OF
All 10 report upon 'AIo-o1 oil HuH't'l q, i'
.---i"i ODD utaiI- % % sr4tiN I'ii OF 'i' hl'''.
t.u building erected at HYDE IalE, and snrrnlcmt.d
Nlr TrTG IL desi-nIug he raidu-tor st-
tuu ~ tic Great Western Railway amt other WORKS Iu
buu5'ns. Mr WAT received 5000 nom tlt r,,al
Cummi--ousr- aud gold medal n3iu i'un.f i'0c''.
Inc Art- Department and decorations of tr"
CrystA Palace az sydcnham:, rn.lchius Iu-
To- collect work. Of arr i5r that structure. H. AK
published " Views of the Cry stat PJ3'r ana ~. h'
which were designed and arranged by htm III
1854 hc restored the chuccl Of North Nfar--
one Of the British Jurors 40 the Paris Exposition
auI was made Knight Of tHc LEON of I'uo..
li-t l,'"t o.i'tl,, f,', i"tfl nv HE GoycrI
,..rr rIlc.l fist ON t4e li-t Nh Wyatt G,-
,l t,1.,,r ir,,orfart work., or the East india Cotn-
lJ.,. ami executed many important designs l'i pi'ic
,.G l",'l ma. t.',l' ~, ~ 1850 he va.
lir,.a AsrAirrr-. lr Wyatt attended several
oi the international exhibitions D., au '.iL t'l'.''il
i li Of several foreign acldcincs ANA ia
FtII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

BALTIMORE, May 22.-At the afternoon scs.
sion Of the Methodist Protestant Convention DE Com.
mittee on Ritual submitted their report Tie articles
relative to form Of baptism service Of tne Lords sllpr
marriage ceremony, forms of reception o,meH bcr u ,ae
Church. ordination of du.CJus, and dedication o.,
churches remain the at present. ans those fel.
tive tovsttiou of the Slick and reception of p.oDat0l-
cr, were stricken ont. The Eev d. Vs. Bate. moved 70
insert iu service ~ r Irrd supper lt ta 90 tue
18TH verses OF the J3d cl1 ui ISAIAH iu- preceding
tAc Cr,ci Agreed TO, and the repor. as "-o.e aas
l.putpd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
yETOES BY THE GOVERNOR.
APPROPRIATIONS IN THE CANAL BILL OBJECTED
As INNICESsA KY-sPECIAL MILLS.

APPROPRIATIONS IN THE CANAL BILL OBJECTED 10
As UNNECESsAR Y-sPECIAL BILLS.
ALBANY, May 22.-The following veto OF
certain items in The Canal Appropriation bill was re-
ceived I'm the Assembly to-day:
STATE OF EEw-YoER, EXECUTIVE CHtNBER
ALBANY. May -.
To The Assembly: 1 transmit herewith a copy Of The
itcf contained 40 Assembly bil. No oil. entitled IN
tct making appropriation 20 pay 90" expenses OF ln5
collection OF tolls sup'iht hHthc, oIv'u'i3 - i,
maintenance of fEe canals for me scal car com l'i
Id day oi .iuper. $50 iu accordance Ni'H '"e
,,r, ot -,c ION @ of Article " of the iitutiou.
J. ROBINSON.
q7.,s of anrrouriati5n and the reasons for not APP
proving ctn are stated at length. Following s hrlef
summary: The items vetoed arc-Fort Ann Eoadb'd
$1,000 work not necessary IRON bridge al Au,i-,t
Buffalo. $4,000. same reason; a bridge at LoclTort
-GOJo same reason; an iron bridge at Green Island,
= 900 same reason: also az CYhoes. $1,000, same
reason q $50 For Edward, -i.', same Ica-Hhi also
over rue seneca Canal n Wat'l.o @'V' 'gi'
towns of Waterford. Palmyra, and Brighton; also Tor
bu ding appsoachr, 20 bridge lu Rochester sane Ia-
SON iur maintenance of tine tAcIHunE ,u. f, ~
pcu-l already provided FOR; dSp io. h' 'i"uA'i "i.'
Gan. reason That DO - uuftc sIIr 4uI carrying uu il'
CupHau-1 Canal. expense provided lori ALSO Tor t"e
Black River Caull. same reason; also the Item h tHc
hI TO ,Iy certain awards made DJ the Canal Appraisers
20 pay TOR The til'IuNIj DAM. ., r.
[.fI.s were also received Of the following 'is Inc
h. amending tne charter oi Li le ais as Ue general
Also ta.b.I O., lolf the int,ru,ut OF Che dead i'm
c.,.tiu burial -r"uud 800 Orleans County, as inc super
A..5t.. r..,tnc To- Che First Society Methodist
Episcopal Caureh at WATKINS, os ine object can Dee se-
ot,b.. auditorium. rc trustees of the village of
Saratoga spIues 20 r,Iuurc tuc dead nom CERTAIN
burial ground, .l~ tie ari l> 'nnr, any,.
pointing o.. Aarn.r-u.i ior ue poIt OF A1! tnr
. .ill.l4~i-l'l.lu Hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
TIE ARMY or THE DANUBE.
TURKISH RAID INTO ROCMANIA-1HE RUSSIANS

LoNDoN, Wednesday. May 23, ST.
The Timcss Bucharest dispatch says: "Ihe
Russian corps are gradually but surely getting into their
assigned positions. The infantry wagon trains OF the
Twelfth Corps are still passing Bucharest"
The Ttmcs's Vienna dispatch SAYS "the only news o.
inheritance from the Danube is that Russians have taken
the place of Roumaniaus At Oltonzl ON the 2i,t after
the Russians occupied ID the positions, tIe Rouman"n
division marched ont and went westward TO JOIN the
other Roumauau troops, who, according TO an Official
statement are 10 Dee all concentrated 100 Little NaaeL
10 maintain the defensive, which VIII place Prince
Charles I'm command of au army corps
me Dqi'y Ycrs's Bucharest telegram reports that the
Turks crossed the Danuh, above N.kopo, on sunday
and made three attempts To construct q battery at
I.atza. bat were rcpIlscd hy the Eouuanians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

TIFFANY 81 Co.'s HaTd Neiai
Plated Ware IL silver sOidcred
in every joint, and superior 10
ANY heretofore made.
Ii - more economical ihan
ordinary plated ware, being aD'
so,uteIy indestrucsiDie by fam
ily. hotel, cE5l1. OrrcseauTant u>e'
Their Forks ana spoons are DIE
lcvGmt from all others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

The Brooklyn departments have concluded
their estimates for the budget Of the year 1875 Tie
entire city budget for ls77 was S7,39l,3G3 10. The
amount demanded for Isl, is = go, 39G 26. Tic
Board Of Estimate meet to-day TO consider the matter
Following are the principal items iu the budget:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUrs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam $40. Noon, 76'. D. m. 75'. Midnight 57'
Hgnast during the day, 20, Lowest 33'
Average, CAS-. Same day, 1870. 7O's'
Prominent ARRIVALS.


rim Arcnue Hoci-Gen. William T. Siberian and
Col T. D. Tyur ollDite L. - Army and Gen. j. g. tu.crion
q 1t Louis H0Gfaa H0UsePrgt O. G. Marsh oi he tol
lrge and the Hon warner Miller ~ II fkm, n 1...-He
,r UsIl- 81 GOV Alexander H. Bullock ~ Massachusetts
a. H. Wright President Of the northern Iacihc iaiIotd
company and j. PieruOnf Morgan. fi0lrndpH LD-'ap
William core Jones' naval attache ~ the British Lfga99 az
Wrsbiugon IILt Hrtroe,rt-WIlam Bliss, General Man
ager of ~ BOSTON and Albany Railroad. U,a1r Ho
lame, TIlughds OF Albany .St Nchoi1s HoelIes-e T.
Williams VI Fort Wafuc Iul .dstJr H0uf Engineer
William W. W. Wood, T. =. Nayy....AcD York HOtt-I4eui
Col. James {. Duane, l.. $. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
A SOUTH CAROLINA OPINION.

IPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF I"E 'h'"' 49,
WASHINGTON, May 11.-Judge john T.
Bacon Of Columbia :. c., ono oi the most prominent "a
yers al that state. and formerly somewhat prominent III
,ticp,I ,lifics has been spending several days III
Wssbircton lie brought letters from Gov wade lamp
TON IN thc President and Secretary Eyarts, ana has hdA
several very interesting talks with eich ol ule "o'ut
te present condition Of affairs ~ south Carolina Juuso
Bacon expresses ast0uishmcnt that doubt Should any
Iolrcr exist OF the intention Of GOV. Hampton and the
Conservative Democrats Of South Carolina to support the
Administration OF President Hayes. He says that he
has every reason 10 believe that Gov Hampton IN ac-
cord with the Administration far as IL has been dc'cl
opcd. " Gov. Hampton said in his speeches from the
mountain 10 the scab1ari during tie late glhenatordl
canvass Judge Bacon al Is that if elected he would
Doe the Governor OF the whole state, ana would see that
all classes both white and coored should be protected
in the enjoyment of their rights and privileges lie was
elected ana nauguratcd Hi, visit to Washington and
his interview with the President strengthened and en-
couragcd him in his resolution To keep the promises
made in his speeches and know of my own knowledge
that be has hldied thexn to the very letter"
Referring to the report printed IN some Northern Re
publican newspapers that Gov. Hampton has not allowed
the colorcd people to have any share in the State Admin
istratou judge Bacon said that IL was not true ana To
prove that it was not he would like to mention few
facts as follows: First, it comes within my knowledge
thai lust after his Inauguration Gov Hampton made ear
nest efforts ascertain the names Of the most intelligent
colocd men in tho several counties Of the state one OF
The first applicants 10 him for office Was negro ana
upon asccrtaunc his capacity and honesty the apPlo'
ton was granted think that this was the first APP
uointrornt made by GOV Hampton. Second, know
that lac has appointed negroes 10 Office In different parts
of the state and that the people have indorstd such APP
poium.uts. Third, know that william Rose, highly
respectable ard Intelligent negro is the usher o Cow
Hampou's Office ana that the co!orcd citizens OF Co
ubIa and the state have access. in regular turn to an
Q il NrHtiII rul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
TWO EKurAL Hr.BANDs.

Thomas Kelly Of No. 435 West Seventeenth
ST. WAS committed in dofiuit of II 900 bail yesterday Jy
Justice Wandc al tine jefferson Market Police Court for
brutllIv as-autius his wife Mary.
Tnoi, Morgan of No J33 West Fortieth-st after bru
toy beating hl, wife Susan, ht her nose OH Justice
Wa1drlI sent him 10 the Pcuitentary for months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
REOOkLYN.

The City Trca-urcra account on May ID shows a
cash balance on hand of 5l,OlJ,ooj Oj.
An attractive feature Of outdoor gardening. rs
shown in Prospect Park, IS the us.iag together OF foliage
plants iu ornamental designs ana " cirpc. ats.r'
An Illicit distillcry was seized early yesterday
morning 900 Ncw,oWu Crock ia t.e Eighteenth Ward. About
5000 gallons OF MASH and l3 logAcaJs Of mOlssys
turned oyer 90 United state, Marshal Harlow
Three pichppckcts who were arrested i'm q Green
rout and Ba-lw.r,t,c car were committed yesterday by
I-li,ctu., % ton tomorrow. Tu,y raso tIcr
ulH... @. Adam ,, Robert MieUt and Henry neuucmau,
aut.. froichl.- tnu 0ye'r- ora-e.
Charles II. houiuaas, "a Young man who has been
cncc,. n t, Wine business ia New-lors, was brought De-
lic ustc. -e,,er yest.rtIyo charge Of writing black
mailing ctts Co., Miss Isabella ln, young Lady Of 40 --J
south Nutl-t, lo whom Doe "as formerly engaged An ad
oaruu,at as..d and tuc accused Was held III $1,000
bonds.
number of prominent politicians of both parties
gave ~h,ul utge,t surprise o. Dis house on Monday even
mg Ou behalf Of tao 33 donors supervisor ~, uo.ad pre-
-cut, Go to -A,r. elegant rot badge, on which "esc tho
words iu letters made Of diamonds Albert p1src .noln ot
Kings County," The sheun responded and collation. was
served by Dl.t,r
The Mutual Gas Iight Company are expected TO
begin shortly tc erection of u,y works on GoVauus canal
between Uraw and ~lchct,st. Tho site is 10 by $40
feet, and the buildings WI cost 100000 The pusOmcter5
v have capacity of cubic feet, Tho gas viii DC
Manufactured Of three us coal and tWohlhs napbta.
10 is claimed The a, manufactured viii DO much cheaper
than That LOW consumed
In the City Court yesterday Mary T.. Richards
sued D,luch Hoffman, keeper Of tho Hoffman House on
kossutha ave. under the civil Damage act 10 900
damages for selling liquor 10 Der husband. MIS- Richards q
woman ab.t so years. OF attractive appearance aud
fsouably atfci testified ou her behalf She said that
her husband Edward r. Richards, was formerly lumber
merchant. doing largo business Formerly he was accus-
toned 10 give $500 800 month household expenses
Alter lac began drinking at Holuans saloon he neglected
business lost money did not supply hl with ntcessaTlts and
abused Aor Hex lhe liquor dealer produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
NEW WORK CITY.

A cucnmber2O inches in length is exhibited at
Jefferson Market. u is Of this years growth
Hard times illustrated: Many lagcr-beer saloons
in the ciry advertise beer at four cents rlass.
Eighty persons who had passed their ninetleIh
birthday died last year IN this city and Harlem.
A Inion-squarc jcwclcr displays q silver pocket
flask embossed with gold hummingbrls; # costs go
CclluoiI combs that look like ivory, but are much
stronger and which il impossible 20 break, are only 81 eac
Mayor Fly fayors establishing the dog
pouud" under the new ordnance at seyeneenth ana Last
River.
Free Summcr-night concerts: the waing Of your
ncqbor baby the tortung Of his piano anu his curtain
lecture
The directors Of the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany employing young ladies as ticket agents at many o
the stations their road
4 blind mendicant who perambulates Broadway
wears mi. inscription his neck "Don be ashamed
To give only penny 1 can't see'
Custom-house inspectors llcCort and HaGan seized
o. boxes Havana cigars yesterday found concealed on
board the steamship city Of Merida.
1t is expected that the Commissioners OF DOCKS
will formally oreauize to-day the election Of Jacob Wander
pool the new Commissioner, As President
students at Columbia and other city colleges are
no examining annual examinations. Itsa WEAKNESS
" the iicsh With the mercury al It's present altitude
Russian cmrodcry-a white groundwork over
laid with fantastic patterns very popular Just nov" us
feminine of showing interest IA the oriental var
Controller Kelly yesterday opened bids forT791G1
n,e per cent currency bonds Of this city, The bids
ranged from 10000 90 loi16 and aggregated to6JlO-
The war-map agent is abroad ia the land. lie has
a-c,r, battery of six.;lo,i Turkish towns which Dee un-
mI.rs a..n o., victim fails 80 clpi,uate after tAo lst
hour, lombalm,nt
ON the extra day of the dog show, 3 800 .
were cleared .loye expenses and given TO ar H,rzA This
.oue, , %. te u ld IJr uc establishment OF
home ior lu.rdcss dogs
G.ors. Dubicir, age -, Of Cortlmd'-aye. and
l,. tir,.-.y,Ittgt was kuoc.cI down aud Dr.
Co. fHI .. H#H ind 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

no effect The defense that Mr.. Richards vas o..
before he began going TO HoGmans saloon Tho Jury re
a scaled yerdIct lHeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

That dull, iuanimate look, arising from mdl-
rcst1u forbid liver inactive bowels. .iUf.. is H1
Change, hy ;lc u.e ri Vas BUsHIa.o i,ohisl q, 1rs4
and healthy look ami feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

SAFES FOR SALE.-NARVIN. HERRING,
lJaud an makers. Saes bought BbeH IS a.. 30 b,yst
STRUCTURE Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Goacgauve organs radically ana eddy euirl. O1oS
hours .. IA GENY A. DANIELS. ". l - LrHn zon1y.
ZERO Refrigerator with cooler. Centennial
Il award. send for book. LESLEY, --J West -,..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

Colds and rheumatism, no matter how severe,
c.ua9 resist tae ialue4ceo OF RUSSIAN BAIHs as -. ID No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

DR.. LYOS's TOoTU TABLETS.
Recommended ly D,Lust, generally.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-29

many of them perhaps badly answered
for want of correct information on the
part of the correspondent who attempts
to answer them.
Why cannot individuals, merchants,
banks, capitalists and others vOluntar-
lily place in the hands of the President
of the company, DIR. VIM. Bogel, the
means to send out u hood of light Oh
Louisiana in the next sixty days? The
money alone is needed. If New Or
leans will furnish tho money, the
Board of immigration will do the
work.
Will the city and country editors
please give the commissioners Il friend
ly word: From ono to two thousand
dollars would send out flood of light
from this city in the right direction.
Can the money be obtained? The
Board Of Immigration waits for an
answer.-N. O. ficuy,oae.