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sAM srxENnURaH,s GRIMES
Confession cf n Man who has Committed
Many Murders-Kiiiins Farmer Parker

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, April 11.-Last Novem-
ber Jacob g. Parker. a well-to-do-f farmer. was
murdered near this village Farmer Parker
was an unmarried man. He sold n horse to
Gen. Z. A. Brown OF Mnaville. who gave him
check for 800 on the First National Bank Of
Amsterdam. Parker went to that village. got
the check cashed in fve-dollar notes. bought n
harness and paid $50 for IL. and then. accom-
panied by temperate young neighbor. he ap-
pears to have gone about the saloons and hotels
drinking beer. and during tho afternoon and
evening displayed his money recklcssly. lie
was mischicvously drunk in the Griffin House.
He then went to Dorn's restaurant between IL
and 12 30 p NJ, whore he entered into conver-
sation with Niger Sam. who had been eating
Sam and Parker Got into a dispute. which
caused Dorm to inform them that he was about
to close his house. and they went out together
walking away side 10y side.
Ross Grove is spnrsc collection OF hickory
trees over mile distant from the village. Near
the extreme end OF the woods and about three
hundred feet from tho track. within clump OF
underground. the body Of Parker WAS found 10y
a boy named David Donnclly. who was nutting
between and 4 p. NJ. Sunday. 1t laid in de-
pressed ground. with the head toward the west
and the feet elevated on n little knoll. The left
or upper side of the head was crushed in, and
upon II rosted huge stone weighing at least
Suspicion ut once pointed to the dlsreputahe
negro. sam Stcenburgh. mentioned above; lie
WAS arrested, ana Narrowly cS;hpcu lyncnlnR
He constantly protested his innocence, but on
his trial last February was found guilty, and
sentenced to he hanged on the 10Th Of April.
Last night Stcenhurgh sent for the Sheriff and
made n full confession. He told his story in an
open and truthful manner which seemed to cor
roborate all he said He gave summary Of his
whole life. and said that in the course of II he
had committed eleven murdersl His first was
that Of farmer in Schoharie county, when Sam
was only IA years old. He says that he shot his
Captain in the army, and fellow soldier at New
Orleans. He confessed having murdered Park
cr. and says that he did II alone. for money. and
with the stones shown at the trial. He says that
the most Of his murders were ut the South. and
for money. He also had "A hanu in several myS-
trrious fires at Amsterdam. He also said that
hc knew all about how Johnson, u book agent.
who was found with his skull crushed some six
years ago. was killed. In this murder he has
implicated several others. The Sohoharie coun-
" murder is corroborated by those who claim
to know. and colored man living at Fonda
says that he was in the Twentieth Coored Regi-
ment with Sum. and that his Captain disap-
peared very suddenly.
Sam is about 4G years old. and unmarried I;
but he has an illegitimate daughter Of whom
he is very fond
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Divorced and Married Again.


ST. LOUIS, April l0.-The upper crust OF
st. Louis society will be electrified tomorrow
by the publication of the fact that Mr. J. b. C.
Lucas and his divorced wife have agreed 10 live
together again document to that effect. attest
ed by the Rev. Charles NJ. Filling OF the Roman
Catholic Church. having been filed at the Re-
corders Office Thereby hangs tale Of scandal
which once shook the fabric OF our best society
to the very foundations. and the sequel OF the
case. as stated above, is far more remarkable
than the features of the original developments.
j. b: c. Lucas is the son OF James II. Lucas.
one of the pioneers of st. Louis. VINO died few
years ago. the wealthiest family in the Missis-
sippi valley. The family is one Of the most re-
Lucas married Miss Mary Cummings Morton.
q well-known belle OF Louisville. The wedding
was attended with great ecldt What the as
aristocratic people was. when four months after
the installation of the beautiful bride in her 81.
Louis homo she gave birth TO child, can per.
hnps be better imagined than described. OF
himself in the forests Of Minnesota and sought
10 drown his sorrow by hunting and shooting.
The mother and her lll"gitimat' offspring dis
appeared from s. LOUIS and the husband on
offered, and his petition was granted. II was
claimed by tn, fricn,ds Of tho lady that Mr. Lu-
when he married her. This, however. in view
OF his subsequent course. would seem wildly
improbable.
not long, Tor II was not published here Mr.
Lucas apparently began TO yearn for the woman
who had so cnthraed his affections. The lapse
OF time healed his wounded pride in measure.
and his deep, unse fish love for the woman. sub
ordinatel every other consideration. He was
ready 70 receive ard protect the social outcast
whom he had resolved never IL see again. Al
though the civil law had divorced the parties,
tho chur h to which they belong had not. for II
IecogniZ s no such practice as divorce. though
II often nsscniS 10 separation. Under the canons
OF the Church. then a separate marriage was
unnecessary. and the couple simply agreed to
terminate their separation and resume the re-
lationship ot husband and wife.
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MRS. M'GAY'S DIvORCE SUIT
duplicating . Pantomime Actress and Others
In her Accusations.


The divorce suit of Mrs. Efie McGay OF Sc
Third place. Brooklyn. which has been pending
for over year in the Kings county Supreme
Court. is to be ended in few days. Mr.. John C.
Perry. the referee having taken over 500 pages
of testimony. The defendant Isaac l.. McGay.
Ia cracker baker in this city. and formerly
lived In style at so Second place. Brooklyn. His
wife was member OF the Amaranth Amateur
Dramatic Society. and was well known
in Brooklyn society. Some time before
their separation Mr.. McGay settled $4,000
on her when in a good humor. but afterward
endeayored 10 break the sett ement. but in vain.
Mrs. McGay suspected that he was improperly
intimate with Mrs. Georgic Daver port. a panto-
mime actress. who formerly supported Geo l.;
Fox, and played in such pieces as. Jack and
the Beanstalk" in tho Bowcry and other thea
tres. She was the wife OF a former schoolmate
of Mr.. McGay. who had been employed in
various positions in the theatres where his wife
Mrs. McGay hired two detectives to track her
husband. and thcy found that he visited the
over over Woods Museum aH' and in Third avenge and
that he frequently spent his nights II Mr.. Da-
rP4b when r visited rs Hss
and after watching until nearly daybreak. oh
tained, carriage and went to BROOKLYN for
she alleges that she found her husband in bed
in the house.
She began her divorce suit in January, 1877
but her counsel experienced much difficulty in
getting suitable evidence After long search
Mr.. Ward, Mrs. McGays counsel, found Amelia
Van Engels. who had accused Mr.. McGay OF
having betrayed her, and a charge duplicating
her was inserted in the complaint. There were
twenty-three persons who were implicated with
the defendant. many OF them being variety ac-
tresses and concert saloon singers.
Mr. McGay who is now clerking for his for
mer clerk. in whose name his business is con-
ducted. has made persistent fight against the
plaintiff. He denies all the allegations. and has
introduced Mrs. Davenport and her husband as
his witnesses. with the father Of Amelia Van
Enges. who is a tailor in Second avenue.
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An Orange County Farmer Missing.

MONROE. April ~. william W. Cooley. a
farmer who lived this place, left his home the
morning OF April to so to New York to collect his
months milk bin which it is ascertained he did collect
that day. He has yet returned home. and much
anxiety il felt nv his family aud friends The last that
Is known OF him. he Chambers street on April 4.
going toward PaNonia Ferry since that time trace ut
linn has bee found. and 1t isieared that he ~ been a
victim OF foul play. lie about feet inch hIgh,
sandy comple xion side wh-kers. and quite bald lie
had new suit OF clothes-iark diagonal coat and
black Derby hat
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Fiosged with n Cat-o'-nIne-taiis.

LONDON. Canada. April S.--This morning ut
o'clock. George Baker convicted Of criminal assault
Miss Penny brought into the Jail yard. where he
ued up To triangle and given twenty lashes with
nine tails according TO the sentence The cupft
during the casgati0n pp.ared sullen and stoid hut
than cried out to his tormentor "Fios IN
place don't strike all my back" Don't cut my
cart" Heavens don't cut my ribs &c Al the end OF
the whipping Bakers back full of welts and bleed
ing second nagellauon will be given the "a OF May
after which he Will be sent TO the Central Prison
twenty months number OF pc sons were admitted by
ticket u witness the hogsing Judge Wilson. in cntenc
ing Baker said nothing short OF severe corporal punish
me would reach the sensibiues OF such wretches
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A Young student. Di.appearance.

august Bhumgartner aged 18. Of Hudson
avenue ana Lewis street Union lll left his home on
Iueay 10 take drawing lessons in the Cooper Institute
"a "a 10, s.noe Gen sen His long absence has alarm
h, nIas ouhs baunlgartncr the he ali Of
hon " ana haa Jast nnshsd clever sksteh foT sxhi
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THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1878
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To PHILADELrHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEFnlS ~ PHILADELPHIA
INO lN SEW NOkk
Double Track. tho most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Inne consistent Wl;h absolute SAFETY.
on AMI after Nuy II. 1871
Express Trains leave Sew York. VIA DeshrOsses AMI
tufuautt SIS ftrucs as follows.
80, - . Co.," limited, 4 Nj - q. 63D.7.s1l
T. VI. '
Bonts NJ BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
uhhs az Jersey '1t. Aiorhug II speedy and dlrcct
Uau~',r for BrN1NlNu travel.
IL, o. nll- train. leave pIlNltiphl 90 3 80 : 81
int amt ~ 4 NJ uuutrd rNirr.. So T. NJ ,
'Nt amt 7. ..N f. NJ, mt - widmlut ON sunday.
20 "i1, =. 80 \ VI 73l p ,uui /. I inl. li
lrheiohrrs. 3-n amt "tt Broadway. 40 A,ior House.
hi Loot %. pr,hro,-es 1ni Cortauit SIS, CuArt ST.
ana hluuklNn Annex depot loot of Fulton Bruoklvn
- lln. ana ~ HUDSON 81, nonukru depot Jersey
'iN; LiMsrhni ucktt uihce, Battery place.
FkANk THOMSON, l.. Il. FARMER
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Afrnt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroios.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

NDTNlTED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON ana after Nov. -. 1871.
Trains leave Sew York. DesOlu-ses and CortlAnit
-. Ferries. as follow.
ENpro. TOR llnrrshurl Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with iUllman Palace Cars attached . A. NJ, 6 and 81
4. iatiN
For Whham,r,N, Lock Haven. CORY. and Err. at -
7. l., conucctIt- AT Cory Tor Tlm.Nulc, Petroleum
Centre; ant ne oh kegions For WIlamsport ami
Lnck ilaVtn.nA
For BALTIMORE. Washington. AMI the south, "Lmicl
Washington ENnrrss' ot Pullman rarlor cars daiN, rX
cent SuniHN. $50 4 arrive Washington IN = VI
R,r,dtr as -oA NJ, l. $50, andaP r. NJ suniay, $50
AMI eP VI
ENires, ior Philadelphia 10 s2o . o.3o Limited II
4 l. T. %. Is. Is 3l. +. 80, amt . = VI. sunday. . 4
Ma. H. 50 :, $50. and . =. NJ. kmisrant ami second
Ca.s. : T. VI.
Boa', of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
tmnsA 'rsrN 'ltN. anoring asieed> aud iirectran~
ftrfur kruuhtfu travel
For uAln. 10 Nrwark. ENzAhcth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Pcrih AmhuN, Flcmu-tun. Rrlvi,rr, AMI
Ufhrr points -tr l0rN schedules at hN III krt nDr-
Trtus arrive From fittshrr-h q ID and ln 90 VI Ant
lu@uF lIi4t, lpll 4 VI Hut 100 i N. iI.N.. .rN
C,ut NnnidN. From Whshustuu ant baltimore. h -
aid . - \ NJ, I ~, D., ant - 10 i VI sunday
. nulmt % inA FruWfIH icphnt. . ul, d 90. . -
ulu lu.i u 90 \ NJ. lu.i ll.5 -, 'l, llll.
and lu 9n NJ sunday. D. uI, q 30, . ~, luiu II -
A NJ lu. and 90 10 T.
Ticket ur,r. i-n aut ga Broadway. Astor House,
amt fout OF uc>pro-r~ ami Cortantt ,ts Court It
BlouAlNu. NJ ms .ud li- ut-uu st., uhuNcn, Depot
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARNER,
ncucrn Manager General Passenger AGENT
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RRrsHEs of every description at 5I5 Pearl st
- uehr feck slim ~ lowest prices
JollN HorrEL. Manufacturer ami Importer
I'OR sALE-A corner cutter anl paper shear foi
u payer box makers use. cheap. uJ William st, up
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QCEENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ApklAIlr ....... THURSDAY. Aprll lS 4 VI.
RRlTANNIC ..... ......... SATURDAY. Auril ~ = W.
RErt BliC ..... ....... THURSDAY. NAV = 4 + VI.
From White star Dock Pier 81 North River
Cabins all aniislips Saloon, 50 and Slpl golL
Return tickets ON ftvnrahle terms Stceragc, SIS
i. CuRfl> A-rnt. - BrptiwiN. Ncw York
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meeuhs 10 he neu on Sunh! Alm u y "a, a, -, = ~
~ Nau""ai NH''ulN i'Oun's' fftl -, w "'" ''
A s l.I , y yuuns In M -, snuu ,nci Nv .
sor ~, - ~ 70 s.luN NuIelv1 ,iu "''f
usuy. III. hhbp @'@ oth hN., 81 upoI apoNe i'th ~
a MINs ttiS, - - - ~ e., 81 81 81 Fi-5
~, m." lllt,. Il, t'o'' o. NN"i-"'' - 80
n'iut' 81 hehi ht-n' "r"NNh
UrIryM>N enisher aud rcgulotor wanted
n al JXo Siid,Ss Llama tactorv toth Il and Isl av
AGrNrs scii tho nov Invention. a. 10 sj daily hc
n cnuVinr,i so wui sf,rt vou mn risk Vi Mercer st.
-.--. - - - V. - " " ' ' w. ----------
AGENTS make $1Odailv selling Amcrys spring show
e''"'' 40 p'''' " ~ '''l Nv '''
DAKEHs.-Quartcrv meeting nj the PraoucHl Jour.
ID nevmcn Bakers BpnrV Vocnt Society Ot Brooklyn at
The sun., 1878-04-13

Susnrss dnantrs
FLOI K and rrist mill for sale Is acres of land,
"a hudiurs immense water power nANi-ahlr Tor YES
sells Ia the u good location Tor lumber coal ~ miles
from Sew York Ami, 10
Dr JAS LANE, 3 Wc,t3d ST., corner of broadway
A tHLACkSMITH. whcclwusht. or carrarcuakcr
"a can htr shop rlrhp nu the ut- corner IN lAssaic,
y D., a drstrlts> chhnrr for good mnu See
ALFRED STEER ~ Warren ST New York
4 GOOD harness establishment tor sale. ON account
~ u sickness u the owner Apply Grand 81, corner
state Jersey Nity. y rent low
old dcsahlshed restaurant 10 let. splendid oppor.
n tunlty Tor man To make fortune, iJAN st. Amy
w DIM l., 2dS Canal II
4 FRUIT STAND Tor safe. eacor,ianits st
EONFEtTIONERI store and urw> depot Tor sale
- on account OF sickness Inquire at - dth HN
EOK SAIE-A Iewrlry store IN cltY ON the Hudson
river dong thrFln- business, stock S7Ou, terms
half cash. For uruer parncuAts adl-ess
JEW ELLER, box 56l7 n. Y
EOR sALE-old established dry goods aud candy
store ol Rutgers St
ORsALE-News stand and route. Apply corner Of
23d st ana sth av
fINO stcreotypers Wanted. a complete OUTFIT Tor A
stereotype foundry. Address Post ONCE box ~ New
York city.
&c. BARBER shop-Good will and fixtures SS5;
~ low rent a2s North I'd ST. Williamsburgh
G2O0 BAKERY for sale; good nxtureI In
VcVV' aaire a. isI Vswt o.. bgo9khn
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PULVERMACRER GALVANIC co.,

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DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
coMPANYs LINES
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA CENTRAL and
SOt'rl AMERICA. SANDWICH ISLANDS NEW
ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. and OREGON.
Sailing from pier tnnt oi Cana =. NOrth River.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. via f>riMl> OF PANAMA
steamship tpioN. saturday. April 20, connecting for
Central and South America
Steamship CRY or TOXIC. Wcdut ~lltN. MlN
PROM SAN FRANCISCO rO SANDN tcU ISLAND3
AUSTRALIA AMI SEW LEALAND.
Steamship ~ ALAMEDA. Monday, Apri. ~
Forfrrig lt ana passage Apply at company office
ROWLING GREEN. Sew Nlr.
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daantto- o---Stmalts.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS

daantfb- -9tmalts.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
Nav leave their for rHE sun at the only author
ized up town advertisement Offices
.23s Broadway, corner ol 3lst ST. I'LL o p. ana
D sy % eor6er r Of II .7tI st. until 8 r ~ ' '' ~
A -wANTED-An expert operator on Randalls
"1'''"" siMoS sTERNs %. '7s g Leonard @ ST.
A T. STEWART a. co. want nrstclass min.
"a. ners and tTimners. Apply before A. NJ, Broad
way. 9Th and 10th sts
A FIRsT.CLAss milliner wanted fair wages In.
~ quire IN hair store. 5ls 6th St
RoNNAZ;Tssaay, SITUATIONS gnarsn,eed and good
No " Li,pcnard ~
PUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENTS Tor sewing
Dinachines Tor sale at 2l7 Centre St near Grand
ExPERIENcED hand, wsgisa on children, and
- Aales suls. D "oLDsMllI, - Leohalu 81,
GIRL wanted to line ladies' shoe,
VI l. scIllfF. II warren st. second noor
Girls ror. sumner Balmoral skirts, only expert
VI hands need auply 2l5 East a4th st
OPERATORS wanted on singer and w. &w. sew.
'icAm nj p""sr "' Il %%ILHcH SONS "la as Duane i"' st
y H.MACY a 60. want nrstclass, expencpccd
sun'rntenGcnts desk I'm st and sih ''- av N'''
SEwING MACHINES REDUCED..Ne .New Do
1on so SW5S% 's eSSs @ SIS ''I DEANS rs so"d
CTRAw sewer. wanted; none but the best and most
hAl.Nls lhlNIs u '''f o'o "'t"H HNs pl""hleHf
S,TRAw w SEWERS TO alter hats, also good opera.
- tor to bind hats on machines Al
BILLIARD GREENS 2o6 Fulton St. Brooklyn
S,TRAW SEWERS wanted IN alterations; none
- but eNrerienced hands need apply q, L. BLAME,
No 3ii BoWery.
CTRAW sewers, chip or Milan, few good hands on
- alterations. at 275 18Th j. lllAON
CTRAW sewers wanted new braid and aera.
- lions, block work. 4l6 West 10Th st.
TINUCK and hnshcrs on ladies' night dresses;
constant work Mrs THOMPSON, 18TH St, near ION
Av, South brooklyn
WANTED-On ladies' fine shoes hrstcass opera.
w tor, ntu.r, Inning maker, huttOnhOc makers
lAPGuuD s26 Broadway, corner l2th 81
\VANTED-Wot nurse. married with fresh breast
w uf mk best TESTIMONIALS tu health and respectable
iN required. Apply at II East 2ih st.
WANTED-E xperieuccd outdoor operators on Ia.
No ai2 Canal 81, near Broadway,
XNANTED-Grls accustomed 10 glove stitching.
w Apply 10 CHAMBERLIN, WHITMoRE co. 70
Beekmnnst
XNANTED-Ffty nrstclass hnshers on ladies' suits;
w steady employment BLUXOME co. 9Th av.
and .lst ST
S sRSS sFS aG,GsFi Se htSsd%s S% so
NVANTED-Ag good W. a W operator on coaks
w LORD TAYLOR. corner Grand and Chrystie SITS.
vVANTED-A respectable woman must be a good
w washer and nonsE 90 and 81 Chatham ~
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JIELLEE's WONDERS.
2iil 81. NENT FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
ROBERT HELLER
THE WONDER WORKER
and PRESTfDiGtr ATErR
Evenings ats, Maunecs wednesday aud saturday at
LIFTEEN-BALL POOL TOCKNAMENT
Il at otONNoRS. ~ and ~ East l4th
SATURDAY. afternoon. e. Wilson ! Dion e. Dion vs
sexton Evening. : KNIGHT w. q Frcv, Wahstrom "
Warhle Admission afternoon p cents evening, 5ucens
Re-erved seat, - cents extra.
SANFRANCIsCO MINsTRELs. Opera House
- Received with roars Of laughter. Broadway
THE FUNNY BABIES and 9th a.
UNCLE ION : LAMENT THE TWO DROMIOS
Mr.. HOBBY NENtpMBS BLUE BELLS"
SEATS SECURED MATINEE SATURDAY Ar2
pANJO taught by mail. any one can learn Circulars
- FREE Dime Banjo Music Co. BROOKLYN. y v
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L'OR SALE ehcap-Thrcc zcro Rciriscrators. good
L a. new. q. > PALMER lti Rradc 4
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TONY PASTOR,S.

DOwEKY THEATRE
- Last night of Mr.
J. u SrGnLEY
who will appear In two powerful scnsaton dramas
STAFF or DIAMONDS
TON TRUNNIoN ....... .......... Mr. j. y sTCDLEY
To conclude with the thrilling three act drama ot
NiCk or TIE WOODS
Nick OF the Woods spirit Of tile Waters. &c. Mr.. J. b.
Sudlty stat oi Diamond. matinee tomorrow atg
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DICHARD WALTERS SONS, Auctioneers,
N ~ East Broadway aud 1877 East 7sth stPersona
enton given TO auction sales OF household furniture at
private residences or at salesroo storage for furniture
sna piAnoA and cash advanced, salablAAsd ~ ysArA
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WI m'dral trcause. indicating how confirmed saht
ursuaN hc removed The experience OF 2lyrs study pb
rNauon. and professional pTactcc showing the agcncti
thai Will insure restored mnuhood strengthened vitality
and sound conditions oi health. that have been impaired
10y oNertaNcd powers statement ot obstacles to mar
rlaec AMI oi the means bv which the, he removed
~ mail abc currency postage stamps Address Secy
Mm.rnm AlAlOmN and nnlNmrN. ]. no hrnnlMAN. Y
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INMNN IINE.-ROYAL NAIL STE AMERS
i FOR QI EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMOND ...... Saturday Apn ~. r. "
CITY or NkM YORK. ... SATURDAY.. April 20 : 80 A VI
CITY OF MONTREAL ..-.-.. Thursday, April 70. noon
From Pier IS, North River
CABIN $50. and 500. gold. Return tickets on
favorable terms STEERAGE. SIS, currency. Draitsa.
lowestrateS
saloons. state Rooms smoking and Ba,h Rooms amid.
ship- JOIN q DALE. AGENT. Is and 33 Broadway. y Y
PhilAd.i ihia office. Ia South 4th Il.
NATIONAL. IINE.-Picrs ~ and 10 North rivcr
4N----Fok LONDON Victoria Docks -----
Holland Arril l. T. VI Canada Nav / ar W.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -
llcvcua Ami Is. +. VI Egypt April ~, ~ A VI
Cabin 80 To $50 currency, seeragc, S1b Drafts from
81 upward issued AZ very low rates COMPANY, Offices
Nos 90 and Ia Brullwav. y v. j. IIrRsr Manasrr
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LNOKSAIE-PlAtfurm~ scale viii weigh so pounds;
Il Fairbanks patent; bargain 2n Washington Il