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INFORMANT NOIICE--Ftfsns rs' Yam
lilies and others Purchase no Remedy equal to Ir
TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT for the Of
0holora. Disrhosa Dysentary, Group, Collie and Sea
Sickn S. taken internsllyIt is perfectly harmless
see oath accom- panying each botte) and externally
Chronic rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Sore
Throat Cute Burns Sweilings, Bruises Mosquito Bites
old Sores Pains In the Limos, Back and Chest. The
VENE rIAN LINIMENT was int oduoed In 1874. and
no has used 1t but continues TO do so, many
stating that IL IL dollars bottle they would
NOT be without 1t. Thousands of certificates be
st the Depot speaking of its wonderful curative
properties sold by the Druggists at 40 cis Depot &
Murray Street. New York.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

A little girl In Philadelphia, when asked
what bad been her lesson at Sunday
school. said, at was about the ten tigers, !"
sTen tigers You mean ten lepers. don't
YOUR ssWell, anyhow it was about some
of the animals at the geological There
was one important word in thes lesson
which had nQt bean explained -sssadny
ScAesl 7gaass.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

Onera snd tteItre bonnets of very
small size, in the form of toques of white,
pearl, and cream felt. are trimmed with
white and ps,e tinted ostrich plumes snd
tips, dash OF color in the form of som
fancy mixed feathers of red and peacock
green and blue, or white grebe feathers,
snd sometimes heron's agreste, hnt nc
flowers,
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GhEN
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aMatchless
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TOBACCO
1Hz ProSEss ToBAoeo ComPAFT,
New York. Boston and Chicago.

wonderful discovery. Freckles, Pimples,
Moth. Sallowness, Ton, Black Heads, Blotch
81. Rough Skin, etc, positively cured by Mrs
shaw's Moth and Freckle Lotion. By drug
gists. 81. Particulars free. Address Mrs. Dr
Z. X. shaw. lao Z 2sth St, n Y. Mrs. shaw
Liver Pill best in the world
.JotnsoB's AnodB1se LsuirneEt is one OF the ie '
really valuable patent medicines which we al
wavs take pleasure in calling attention TO. Il
is botk for internal and external use and i
worth more TO a family than whole medicine
chest
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

Tmn,,rs blood is the cause of more misery
thar any other source Of disease, but this fact
Il often overlooked. Parsons Purgdtisg Pits
viii make nsac rich blood and viii chaRgh the
blood in the entire system IN three months,
fakeu one night.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs are fur
nisbed for cash. from s54 each, upwards
every one being Of the same highest excel
lence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26
..vyhat are you going TO do About it'''

Because the penalties of physiological laws
are n t executed speedily, some fancy they
are void But when the system breaks down,
and almost hopeless complications arise,
which the family physician, by reason OF his
limited experience fails to relieve, the per-
tinency of the above inquiry Is apparent.
MANY remedies have been specially prepared
for these cases, and many physicians are DID
ding for their patronage. AS before making q
purchase of land, search" is required, and
the title carefully examined, so invalids should
carefully investigate the claims OF any physl-
clan Offering TO treat chronic diseases. Dr,
Pierces family Medicines are well known, and
have effected many cures where eminent
nbvsicians have failed, vet TO accommodate
| surgical and complicated cases, and those de-
| sirous of being restored speedily, DR.. Pierce
| has erected an elegant sanitarium, at cost oil
nearly half million dollars No institution
| In the world offers advantages superior 10
those found in this establishment. nan q
score of physicians are in attendance, several
| of whom have been prominently connected
with leading American and European HOS
pitfalls. Every improved facility for fastening
| a cure that q liberal expenditure OF money
could secure can here be found. Before iuiiy
deciding where to go, address lnvalds ana
| Tourists Hotel, for circular.
No FAILURES ARE RECORDED OF the famous
outward specific, HFSRx's CARBoLIo sALvE.
| II is invariably successful in healing sores,
curing eruptions, removing proud nesh, ana
| overcoming suppuration and Inflammation
These sanative results it accomplishes with
out. leaving any scar or diseoloration of the
| skin. As local application for chronic
Rheumatism, sore throat and tightness OF the
chest, 1t is also highly spoken OF. Sold by all
| Druggists. "
| For upwards OF tmrty years Mrs. WINS.
| LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
| for children with never failing-success. II
| correcst acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
diarrhoea, whether arising from teething, O
other causes. An old and weIl-tried remedy
| IS cts. a bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

For Bronchial, AsshAaatfc and Rulmo-
asrg Complain Is, "BrOiss's 1roucAiGi Is0eAes
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NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZTNES
4 GREAT OFFER FOR1
HOLTDAYS!!!

w = wa during the HOLEDA va. dispose of
EO1 w 3 Nos - ORGANS at T.NTHt a or
DINA sAN Law Prices for cash. SPLEEN
D4sS ORGANS. 2 3-5 sets " eds 500.
sets Nsith sub SASS END Coupler $50. two
sets Mgn. $40 sNt tgBS. z Octave all
ROSS Eg0OD aG ANsba slI3O. 2 J-:B do MI 40.
VvarTs uted for SIX Years. AfsT'S WANT
RD FIus. Catalogues "a atied. Music AT
half prfee. HORACE WATERS a. SONS,
gfassH9 sra. and ksealers, 80 ". IAth ~. ~. "
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

The wassail round in good brown bowls,
Garnished with robbins, bi.thely throws,
There the huge sirloin reeks; hard by
Plum-porridge stood. aud Christmas-ple.
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Christmas Signs.
BIZ SIR WALTER SCOTT.

The fire with well-dried logs supplied,
Went roaring up the chimney wide;
The huge hall-table's oaken face,
Scrubbed ill 1t shone, the day to grace,
Bore then upon its.massive board
No mark to part thesquire and lord.
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Then the grim boar's head frownsd On hlgh
Crested with bays and rosemary.
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Pensioners

Pensioners, $sss. i sIs 7 s Sc:
ali eos, claims heretofore admitted will be reopen
ed thogsands Of msrtorious claimants win be dropped
from the rolls nd injustice done. for ful par
taia rs send FOR copy Of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, an
sEe tapsr issued monthly and devoted 70 the inler
eats Of sold and sailors and their heirs Contas
ali INV BOUNTY ard PRssON Laws, should bs IN tns
haeds OF every soldier. Terms, so cents per year
Washington, ID. O.
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The food the world for invalid and readily TAX
en- BY the little folks, W0OLRIOH CO., on every la
bel
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nEMOREST'S Mss s.sskx
TN THE;
WHOLE

Loins, and all diseases of the kidaeys, Bladder ar
Urinary Organs.
Physicians prescribe HUNTS REMEDY.
Send for Pamphlet TO
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-26

WHOM A certain t. . method by which n, any
SHALL. some thgIT future Easosad q Wife
YOU y return a aii % receipt II three 5
l ARR aeT ToDS 81 s ssS CO. u n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
LORD g. TAYL0R'S DISHONEST CASHIER.

The first theft of any considerable amount
that has occurred in the establishment OF Lord Taylor
for many years recently discovered in one of the
wholesale departments of their Broadway store. An
examination of accounts showed that James T..
Scott, young man, cashier in charge OF
his department, had stolen since last February
about $500 OF money that had been paid to him. and for
which he had given receipts. When the proof OF bis
guilt became plain about two weeks ago, he was DIS
charged lie arrested and when arragned In the JEFF
ersOn Market Police Court Wednesday, was charged with
two of the thefts of receiving April from John
Anvil, and April IL from SHAW AckeTman, 500.
without giving them credit for the payment lie was
committed for trial It is stated by his employers that
had been receiving salary Of Sl,75O and, until
the beginning the year bad been regular in his habits
ana honest lie lived with his mother and sister at No
III West Seventeenthst. The members OF the family
poor.
Scott gave bail. and released An examination Of
his accounts shows that he is defauter toa large
amount, and that his embellishments are many. Yes
tcrday three charges We're made against nm be
fore Justice Smith the compainants being lie B0uter
Brothers, William II. Wing, and NJ. Ryan. The complain.
ants paid respectively $74 $2G aud $40 TO Scott but ne
kept the money and failed TO give them crcCt on thelr
Warrants for his arrest on the above com
plants were issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
POISON From ARTIFICIAL LEAVES.

DR.. Elwyn Waller, in his report on his cX-
animation OF the artificial leaves and grasses at the store
OF Strauss Bianchi & Co., whore Mary Ann DOnghery
who died from the effects Of ARTIFICIAL poisoning worked
saws that he saw indication Of arsenic in tCc leaves
made at the establishment. Several sample-mcn VINO
were there had leaves which dld contain considerable
amount Of in the form OF Paris green Grasses
dyed green aid not contain arsenic, hut that color was
obtained by dipping them solutions of blue and yellow;
the latter pruSsc acid Some OF these grasses were
skin irritans, covered with carbonate or lead
Picrc acid was sometimes used for maaral diseases,
but If given in large doses caused death by paralysis OF
the heart. The symptoms o. poisoning by plclC acd
vomiting caarTh thirst, sleepessnesS weak pulse
yelowish disc0,oraton OF the tissues cerebral excite
ment; the lungs and kidneys were affected Four grams
were enough kill rabbit and ten dog The hands
and brows OF the operators in the store were yellow
from this dye il they ate with unwdShed hands there
was danger of poisoning Mary Ann Doughcrty .had
complained OF pain III the side, and companion SAID
that she had suffered from cramps In the stomach,
which experienced by all who work there. during
her illness she suffered from pains IN the stomach
vomiting thirst accelerated pulse aud great weakness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Benson Sherwood and William f. DeVcr dn
sued James Duff in the Marine Court for aOou, $ooo'
balance claimed to be due the sale OF some 'hear
90, " nronertips" and got attachment whcn was
ioyied nj B0ohs Theatre. Judge GOepp reluseu !"
asde The attachment but the General Term Oh ,ue u
zine Court Yesterday reversed Judge GoepPs ueciS'
Clinton G.. MOsher was appointed yesterday
nv Chief Justice DAILY in Common Pleas special TERM
canadian nd Item of his son, Ellsworth Mosher seventeen
rs old TO sue John Stitch. The petition states tllat
S,tb Tecklesslv shot the boy in the LEFT Knee anu @
he i not Vet out Of danger 1t is feared an apuon
will be necessary
Jeremiah Nottingham, receiver OF the sus-
rcnded Loauers Bank brought an action against Con-
FRESHMAN Archibald NJ. Bliss to recover S9'3l' %,
rbicb the defendant borrowed from the bank, ana
Si5 600 balance due on the bank stock compromise
vas Erected and yesterday Judgment or S2,OoO was
ont red against Mr. Bliss Judge Pratt ratiylng the COM
promise.
The assessment calendar of seventeen cases
uos called by Judge Donohue yesterday. Only three
proceedings the matters of BuJman. Hamel and Whit
nov were heard These were argued by James A Deer
INC and r. Johnson for the petitioners, ana Assistant
rdyToration Counsel Bea for the city The remainder
o me calendar was adjourned on the application OF me
petitioners attorneys the Assistant Corporation Couse
answering " ready In every case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
Il TREASURER ~ ARREARS.

The trustees of the Brooklyn eastern Dis
tricD F!remeus Widows and Orphans Fund engaged
in examining the accounts Of Daniel d. Winant late
treasurer of the fund. in which deficiency has been
found TO exist. They held special meeting at No 50
Broadway, Brooklyn, Tuesday, but refused to give
any information TO the public The deficiency amounts Ia
1928, consisting OF Georgia State bond of 81 600 with
accrued interest. Mr. Wln1ut, Of No. So South Ftst,
who is q manufacturer OF billiard tables IN GOtdSt this
city, and who formerly member OF the BrOoklyn
Board Of Education, had been tic treasurer for twenty
five yCais up to last January. The bond mentioned was
bought below par aud ahOuts six months ago. when these
securities al . premium, MrWnant WAS Instructed
To sell the bond As he failed do the trustees went
Ills house to pre- the sale, when they were informed
that the bond at he office. lie subsequently, said
that lac had lOStit statement OF the financial condition
of the fluid then requested, but MI Wlnaut failed
to respond. He then superseded 10y George PesSCn-
GEL who discovered the amount Of the deficiency The
trustees informed Mr. Wuant that they would allow INN
make good the deficit, and even offered to take q
mortgage on his prop ry, but this found TO be
heavily mortgaged already An action mas been begun
against Nh Mlnnnl 10 rCC0yCr tbe amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
DFCISIONS-MAY Q.

Supreme Comt-C Eombrs-Bv Judge Potter -
Trneagf sgt skddy Conn0rs aSt M 10 GSEtSs
Motion denied with $40 Camp agt the United
States Egg iDesiccatng CoMotOn granted on CONDITIONS
By Judge DSnohGen the matter Asbury Life In
surance Company granted Clancy agt siekigs
Granted Mosbaeh ag AmendMotion denied In the mat
t'ons gTanied Observation-Disclosures Rud sgt Rudd jr;
sgt Fares simon agt. GoobergDenied; memorandum In
rngton gon-l DO not think the order sufficient
secure Inc costs In the Of Zuk.-1 think the stay
shOud be denied see mcmoTandum. ,,,-.,,,,.
President ard Trustees Of Asnc and PacdoG0d aud silver
N. COmpany.-Granted Benedict agt., ne western
Union Telegraph Company.-OTder granted Marshall agt
Macy and otners-MetOn denied with costs Matter OF
snes Is denied see memorandum Mcintyre ag ogden
In tins case TSeegT y s IL Of the noftsage see
CiTcatt Part II-By Judge Lawrencc7F Tiedberg agt
BrannazanThe typographical errors IN the charge as ted
In the case should have indicated uol the
SpeejGi Tsrm-By Judge Van vOrs-Lyddy agt. phyie-
after the word cost" Harmon agt Harmon and others
Findings decree settled and signed Munson and others
agt Shook and Ohers-Judgment for plaintiff The Mayor
etc the Union Ferry Company Judgment i0r raihn
opinion DOdin agt. Nand,Tbt Vanderbilt agt. Vanderbilt
Order confirming referees report andfor judgment signed
Superior Comt-Spocial 7eIm-By .Cmef-Justice
Curts-Fredercks agt Klein ct a-Mouon denied without
BY Judge sedgWcS.~Groesbcck agt yanderpoel.-O
70 surrender stocks etc Wright ag the Equitable Lie As
surance society etc.-Orler denying motion. Kelly agt
-oTde iisc6ntindng action Gregerson agt Kohstaunn
Reeeivsrs bond approyeS 4eneGy etc Egt hSnnSGy
disseminating action. Collins aet Adams Il al-Ordcr
5S %ItbGPsTiSg appea Bcyoc at Bean De1n Sg
Quinn Bemmey agt Carroll; sloane agt Nibbard Moore
BelOin Madison Avenue Baptist Church the Bap
tist Church in overs; Collins agt Adams Fa0er agt Van
Tassel-Orders granted.
Common Pleqs-SDedal Term-By Chef-Justice
p Daly.In the matter OF the assignment Of Best etc
Petition granted Sheldon agt. MuTay.-BODd approved.
Solomon agt COngreg smith ag Condor southwoTh aet
MARY OF IN Art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
COuMUNISN AND LABOR REFORM

ADDRESSES BEFORE THE wORKINGMEN's LYCECM
PROFESSOR ADLER's VIEWS ON COMMUNISM.
About three hundred people gathered Tuesday
evening the meeting Of the Workngmen's Lyceum in
the Gernania Assembly Rooms This Institution was
started weeks ago by a charitable persons, and
supports library and readng-room at the Bowery
and BOnd-s Brief addresses were made by Professor
Felix Adler and others.
This is a small beginning" Professor Adler said
to What we hope may soon become an important en-
terpTtse. It's foundation now is peculiarly hitting.
we have heard lately many direful pre-
dicOns OF the future Of the labor movement in this
country Ominous mutterings OF dtcOnsent have come
10 us from the West The papers there seem TO be doing
all they can 10 sprsadt the alarm We have heard that the
working classes despairng Of success in getting employ
TO begin an organized campaign OF pllage and murder
II is therefore especially apropOs at this time FOR work
ingmen to show that they intend to secure their rights
but only by lawful means III Is 100 true that the
policy OF aggression has its advocates among
workingmen. Yet even in the West, do
not believe they really have faith in its ultimate
ment in itself is suicidal. 1t holds in
itself the elements of its own destruction
the policy OF repression Is equally fatal This adyO
ated srenuously by those who are fond OF declaring
&c the head Of society. and that the masses
To laboriug classee-form tho hands and feet.
hey say the head should rule in all things,
that the hands and feet are merely useful
10 fulfilling its commands and working for It's
adauccment. They fail to that both classes
ar, dependent upon each other; that antagonis'n
between them will prove fatal to both. What we need
he neither aggression nor repressoh What We heed
BeucatiOn."
faA methods of education, said the real motive OF the
was TO get much out Of other people you
Of rib people toward the poor far more bitter than
9th poor toward the rich. To be sure poor people
weresnyOus but they had none OF tha deep hatred aud
nentf those who are below him IN the social scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
THE ERIE BASIN MYSTERY.

ThtBrooklyn police are confident that within
ten daS they viii have in custody the men who muir
dered hrnard Feron, the Red Hook boatman on March
l6, sndanchored his body to the bottom Of the bay
near tn Erie breakwater. They are extremely retccn
In rega 70 progress made in following UP the clues in
their possession IL Is understood, however, that they
are maing investigations about suspicious vessel
which la IN the basin for week before March IT, and
departe three days after the murder was committed
The vessel was schooner, and was anchored not Tar
IRON th, spot where the bOatlnan's body was found
NOT NOR than two three were aboard the vessel
40 far ass known. and other "riyer Spectators say
that theessel and were regarded with suspicion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvASA-In St.amshiD Niaqard-W. Gibson J.
Costa r. h. Nv Miss K Y. LILY, \. = Nichols /. MOraJuct =
J. Morales Bergen, J.. VIDAL epgch N De Amarro a
Yglrsas, Miss JuanO PdleiSlO IaCeHca -.
pages etezols Miss Mccarthy, Miss D. Mccarthy, jos
Mccarthy r. s. Austin J. Ferrer B0ch Mia D. FsTIcr
Mrs r. CLARK H. Cleveland Marine CarabalO Juan Spcr,
Mrs f. soleT G. Bmmbaer Mariana Espiin Pnjada. Juan
COrratCe COmpOs CayO Mora, +. Muuez, r. dc Mon
cada Mrs. A. Moncada +. H. Hopoce Miss Hopocc: j. G.
MOnCada Miss J. MOnCada, Miss u CroryO,
p K Felix Labarhe Mrs DTcyus, Emilio Perez villa.
neuva Feline Mora A. Ecay A. AyaO T. Macchi LndOrO de
Intinis EnsebiO Leonardo IBOtauOs, c. ID. Estrada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. May 2--In the Supreme Court of
an Injted States Taur day. May 2-On motion of Mr. r. J.
%eifick Porter sheldon, esl, OF jamestown N " wGs adj
No 81 George f MattinPly al appellants agt Tho
District OF Columbia al No 53l-The National Bank Of
New YORK ct al appellants ag Abner c. Shoemaker Algu
ment continued by Mr. A. g. Riddle for appelees in No G2
and appellants in No 63l by Mr. r. A Lambert for appel
snts In No g. and appellee in No 53l by w A. Cook and
MT Walter Cox appelees IN No G2 and the appellants
IN No S and concluded r. r. MeriCk for appellants
in No So and appcees no 53l Adjourned until OInOr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
HE NEw,JERsEY MUTUAL SUITS.

The ,ivil suits of the New-Jersey Mutual
Life Insurance Company which were settled ON Tues.
day at ewark, did otincude all OF the stockholders
against Ehom there were claims for diverted assets.
xoowigi s list OF those who not sued and who
were present at the meeting at when the compro-
Mise VIZ made, with the amounts claimed from each |:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
THE COURTS.
DIVISION IN A SYNAGOGUE.
Urn . PABBPs RIGHT TO ACT
, sTrIT OVER A RABBITS HI"HI

Tho congregation Chaari or schaan III, zed lei.
Inc oone + .," robh Louis simons member has
divided O1s Goldberg, the president of the congre-
.n.a 20 prevent him from keeping out the Rev d.
CATION 70 the plaintiff the regular rabbi me
that part of as eacS sabbath and
sregaOn have rabbi to Sc'u o perform the
holy day and aSng Sat Mr. Goldberg has forbidden
the rabbi 10 act IAN avs that Mr.. Simon Bas no
Mr. Goldberg in answer Sr members OF the congreSa,
Sh ony ens nsS ana Of he
f rnes q the association and spSnd tine only
p M@ s% ane e d mas
services The se IaS by lSf the and in that
sSCa Ts ssa il for ese
further charges t.si rule as to work during the &
s6 Sa created caTdsoS sG 5 supe@e Court Cham
synagoglnSSe njed preliminary Injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
u,,p1vG IN THE WORCESTER MALPRACTICE
CASE.

Ro,illa Worcester, an account OF "i,oso a.
hoIn n,,oseS malpractice was given in The TRIBUNE
Ies. month applied to Judge Potter for hearing Of hGr
she said that Justice SsS 5een fgn iS an
complaint tnat Fiat sn9 he Commitment was without
proof an aRd E cdTpas and ceToTa
yer giahep r complant heard in Supreme Court 'h'ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
s1h.ono and interest Aaron

Estate Of Daniel NJ wilson, 81 200 and interest Aaron
Carter jr estate Of David A. Hayes estate OF Hosea r.
Clark each ST 500 with interest; George Peters, Sl2
600 with interest Dewitt C. Jayne, $500 with inter
est: Edward Rowe, $4,000 with interests estate OF DE-
John ri Ward and i. Mccoy. each $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUrRENE CoUKT-CHAMBERs.Po Potter, J,NOs l. 13s, l57,
l79 PAS. PSI, 2S7 3O6, 1913. $780, 33I. 1873.
MARINE COUKT-TRIAL TERi-PA lI-McAdam, J.-ShOTt
Causes-Nos. 45lS 1880, Also 45sO ASS. 1927. 4403
zI7S 1892 1904 4S4O 1906 46OS 4GO9 4GlO 46l1 46l2
4Gi3 464 1915 46l6 46l7 461s 1919 1920 4G2l. 4G22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
Tluslrdl JnsTrnmeTis


A - EXTERMINATION of the BOGUS
N. PIANO and ORGAN DEALERS-TO protect the pub.
mpuGrnt faehOods and fraudulent pIct,nsi0ns
of country dealers who claim TO be MANIFAC-
TURERS ARE NOT, and who seek g. palm OF inferior
prices apparently low calculating 70 deceive
the uuwaTy determined their utter humiliation
by Offering orr IMMENSE STOCK Of Pianos and organs
al FACTORY PRICES DI RING this MONTH send Tor
list Catalogues. HORACE WATERS q SUNS, 40 East
l4th.st New. York.
DUMAHAUT, late :. Y. BALL a. Co.,
n. No. II EAST l4TH ST.
Chickering'S Stenways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, instruments. and for lent
I IGHTE & ERNST, old house OF Llghte ~
Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANOFORIES ~ low
pcos easy monthly payments AZ ~ East lAth'st
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.