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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30
AIDING THE coLoRED REFUGEES.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is announced in TIE Press that
General b. f. Batter has offered 2000J acres Of land
on which locate OF the poor cOOred people who
are flying from their oppressors This. sir Is my idea of
practical philanthropy and desire TO add mite TO
the great and humane movement. / prepared TO
pay one dollar per month for the ba' OF the year,
and there are many OF my class twoT men who
willing TO lend helping hand. II make 1t easy
for them 10 hand in their subsc For the purpose
OF devising to put this suggestion into practical
operation, Will invite those who read this and feel as
do 10 meet at my house on Wednesday evening,
April 30 OF u. IN. GEORGE 5. MCWATTERs.
No 22i East Eighteentsi, Neic- York April q, 1879.
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sOrIRCES OF BAD DOORS cur OFF.

Sanitary Inspector J. ID. Bryant yesterday re-
ported to the Board of Health that he had invosti-
gated offensive odOrs said to emanae from the boat
Algonquin at the foot OF West Thirty-elghth-st He
found that in carrying on what they termed the
"beef and pork az0tine business, the premises had
become filthy and offensive. and that the methods
employed in the establishment allowed offensive
odors TO escape. Upon the recommendation of Dr.
Bryant the Board ordered the business TO be dis
continued, at least during the Summer. DR.. Bryant
also reported that Mr. Donohue, who has been melt
ing fat at No. 613 West Thirty-eighth-st, unGer
special agreement with the Board of Health, had
been violating his agreement. His permit was ac-
cordingly revoked. Upon the report OF Sanitary
Inspector Tracey, the attention OF the Board OF
Education was called to the conditioner the public
school building No. 81 WaTen-st. In response 10
numerous letters on the subject from parents and
school officers, Sanitary Superintendent Day yesteT-
day submitted a report TO the Board OF Health
about 0uarantining children living in houses where
contagious disease exists DIR. Day thinks that
there Is less incurred by schoOlmaes OF chill
dren coming from infected dwellings than by the
children who are kept at home. He thinks
that il should be discretionary with school
Or ncipals as 10 the admission OF children from such
houses. DR.. Day recommends that oil BOOKS and
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laugh at, partly in appreciation OF wen consaersu
drollery partly account OF flladvlsed uencrI
The scenery very good and me nH
Of the ship the stage floor beng the ueck III
front OF the Captains bridge On its first appearance
the chorus loudly cbeered and received nhrKs 0i
approval TO the nst being simulated thereby to nen
sitied exhibitions of enormous lung power, sometimes
shrill and often very effective There was pieny o.
contrast In everything the different shades OF coior
shown by the sgners, to the giant marine pacing Tue
bridge and the mile of mldshpmaD carved In EBONY
who was all telescope and Juvenile dignity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30
A TENEMENT HOUSE IN FLAMES.

Michael Reynolds, who keeps a petty gro-
Gerry store at No. 81 Prnce-st moving last night
when fire suddenly broke In the store. The peo-
pie living In the stories above frightened and be-
wdered, and the flames quickly reaching their
rooms tney In danger Of being burned to DEATH
officer Gilman rescued with great personal danger Mrs
Lasch and her two daughters from the second story
His clothes and face were slightly burned A young
named Francis Reilly OF No. III Mulberryst who
ran to help the screaming women, jumped from win
face and hands. few hundred dollars will the
damage done by the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30
DEATH OF GEORGE L. HALL.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., April 29.-GeOrge L.
Hall, formerly OF Brooklyn, N. Y, but for years
past resident OF this place. died suddenly this morning
OF disease OF the heart He prominent Republi-
can, and held the position Of City Recorder.
a member the Board of Freenolders, and church
and Sunday-school worker. He the treasurer OF
the Young Mems Christian Association since it
fir-t org /pI.
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plNAFoRE MANNED BY A CoLoRED cREW.

al. NJ. s. Pinafore,' with the novelty of n
coored crew. second voyage last evening at the
Globe Theatre In perfect gale OF vocalzation and
applause. The galleries were crowded aud showed a
nprnkIng of colored persons TIE orchestra was half
Allied By miscellaneous assembage numbering several
ladies and gentlemen, who have become confirm ed
"Pnaforiss." The audience found O great deal 20
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sEARCHING FOR COLONEL GROEsBECK.

The relatives of Colonel John GrOesbeck have
called upon the police to aid IN the search for him,
and Headquarters detectives yesterday made nqui-
ries of Musgrave e. Co., Grace 81 Westervelt, T. l..
Horton q Co.. and others in regard to the habits and
movements of Colonel Groesbeck. The brokers and
Others called upon generally expressed the belief
that Colonel GrOesbeck had committed suicide, and
that his body. when found. would be in some unfre
Quented place. No trace Of him has been discovered
since the visit to Wall-st. on SATURDAY afternoon,
April -, the day he left the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30
A NOTED COMMUNIST DEAD.

LONDON, Wednesday, April 80 1879.
Henri Delescluze, who lately returned from
Punishment in the United States, Is dead
[Eor other Forefgn Nsios see run Pdgs.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30

DlckpOcket taken Win Ills nanu IN some
one efes pocket endeayOred 10 invent AL of iu-
possible explanations Of the phenomenon. whats the
use irving 10 lie about 1t so clumsy T. said the
magistrate, beneyolentlyj haven't you lawyerp
An honest Hibernian in recommending a
cow said she would give milk after year without
having calves Because" said he, cit III the
brade for she came Of o that never had CALI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun r.es BOO sun sets -. sos Clock slow 2n1. 63s
Moon ses 1876 Moon souths. 1923 Moons sge, days
HIGH WAITE To-DAY-A " 80
Sandy HOOK los GOV Island 4il3 lieh uaeo'.- S''S
HIGH WATER ro-DAY-P. " -
Sandy Hook. 92G gov Island. PAS Hen "a - aof
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
WHOLESALE REPRESSION IN RUSSIA.

81
The Ners's st. Petersburg dispatch an
nounces that circular has been sent to all Governors
OF provinces, directing them Immediately execute the
commands OF the newly appointed Governors-GeneraI
This order virtually extends the military regimen to the
whole Empire
The doLos reports that IL IL intended to send L. 900
during the Summer.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner- York Hotel-Miss Ada Cavendish: Nero
poan Hotl-Judge David L. Foet Of the new DIX c en
preme Fnh Arenue Hotei-John jay hhoh, IN
troller OF the Currency; Mayor Charles os Oh
Iani and Smith NJ Weed. Of Plattsburg. n. f- 6useg
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Charlton. OF the Bfttish Legation al
non and William r. Walters, of Baltimore furk Areye
HotsI-state John =. Fowler OF huoninc y,
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Utica 81 Nicholas Hotel-The Rev. Dr. f. " "ehihsei
O Cincinnati
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T Observation-Disclosures uke-

7 ABORATORYOfNAT --Asahcl- Wauke-
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were employed eighteen months without success 70 curo
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The lady returned NewYork and employed our medical
professors with other mineral for months without
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Announcements
Relief IN asthma is surely given by
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XLCR Boneless Goldfish makes a most deli
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HOME NEWS.

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highest during the day co.. Lowest; 90.
Average BOSo. same Gay, 1878. b62'.
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GUARDING AGAINST POOR OIL!

The committee of the Produce Exchange appointed
to investigate the complaints of the Bremen Cham
Der of Commerce about American petroleum for OK
port held its second session YESTERDAY An amend
mcnt to the rules was made declaring that barrels
containing refined petroleum shall be painted blue
with white heads, with a good quality OF PANT, be
well glued and shall be filled TO within Que or two
inches of the bung." Another amendment w5s that
"refned petroleum shall be standard wb.,e,' or
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upward, and having specific gravity not below 90
Bcaum6."
Frederick w. Lockwood of the firm of Lockwood
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fuing so as TO procure a uniform quality OF test,
odor color and burning properties: that the ut
most care be observed in the preparation OF packS
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that the painting of the packages be done with
material more lasting in its nature; that the hoop
question at he considered that cargoes NAV be
delivered free from objections on this account lie
also mentioned a instrument for testing,
recommended by the Bremen Chamber of Commerce.
The committee will watch the working of this in
strument at No. 100 Pearl-st on Thursday after
noon. $500
A communication read from the Standard CI
Company promising TO carry out the suggestio
made by Mr. Lockwood, and adding that 1t had in
structed the manufacturing interests under lts con-
troll to carry them out TO the letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30
THE PROFANITY OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.

On the day of the conclusion of the recent trial of
Captain Williams, Complaint Clerk Hallenbeck
testified that he went to Harlem, under orders, to
take aflidavits against gambling houses In the
Twenty-nmth Precinct. After the adjournment,
Captain Williams followed Hallenbeck INTO the
chief clerks Office, and there denounced him for his
action characerzing it as cd id dirty
trick" and following up his vituperation with
threats of vengeance. This occurrence has caused
much talk in police circles and was not long in
reaching the ears OF the Commissioners. General
Smith yesterday introduced III the meeting of the
Police Board the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolrtd, That the chief clerk be directed to re-
port the board at its next meeting the facts in
relation to disturbance said to have taken place
in the Office of the Chief clerk April q, between
captain of police and a clerk of the department
who had been witness before the court that day.
Superintendent Wal ug yesterday submitted to
the board the report Of the Inspectors of police to
the number of gambling houses in the different pre-
ciucts throughout the city. The report was laid
over for a week. 1t is understood that the largest
number found to be III the Twenty-seventl and
the Twenty-niuth Precincts. The TwcEty-Linth
Precinct is under Captain Williams.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

pfKFfe PAX, llr0wn runn'F, Ind.
Dear Sfr--I was anlscted with NfyNpaR cr fainx
Fls for several ynar. and have spFn dollar alter dul-
lar fuf miitlnr without obtaining he " cntF<t relief.
1he rhysirinns were hgfti with te irnA u OBJ
tanning relief trled your indian Flood ~trup.
The rprey AMI p~rfrt cure asiln!shcd ev'rlhe4iy.
ahir n f.w dAys " about AMI d0a nfile Work.
icfDie taking the medicine 1 was not allie ~ stand
without a support l am over sevrnty years ~ are
aud frtl ike a young have M les station N
Recommending II 10 lie tie greatest Iemeiy kunMn v
~. uufld. WILSON NOOhE
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Rock CREAM.-Steam one cupful Of
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II with white sugar and heap on dish I;
lay over II small slices 81 currant jelly,
or any kind Of preserved fruit. Beat up
the whites Of five eggs 70 stiff froth
with little white sugar, and favor with
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A rolling stone gathers no moss,
especially il il j. grindstone.
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FRANKFORT Clln.pn County IND. Feb. IN 1872
IxH SU-l hal h~n much ruhisri WIN Tvs
pep-ia and Indigestion for tan or twelve yars ihat
trird great many medicines and nOuf dli ni- any
rucd. nnti obtained ana tlstd ytnlf indian Hloou
ayrup. which has curs~i fe pegsfctiy. 4 can rNtNal.
tnd u ~ tfns huaefins will aANfeItlA ~ 4 eriAin
rsnedS. aud believe viii any y tne dlrcc'
lions are followed RACHEL ). KELLEY.
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xARxI


1T. Clark Johnson having ss.ciated himself with Mr.
EnNin Eastman. escaped Captive, luf4 n slave q
Nakafncfkia the medicine man ~ Tho C.srnancnrs Is
rrrIre a. lend llS aid IA the Introduction ~ the
wonderful remedy ~ that tribe.
The exprrituc4 II tr Eastman helng ~fniinr n THAI
Of Mrs. hHs Jones Af1 sun. ~ Washington County
Iowa an account ~ whose siil rings fhfilugiy
narrated n The Asic lprk Hfr1L ~ lee 18Th 1878
fhr facts n which widely known. AM nearly
parallel. uat lri lrile mention ~ Mr. EAsnans e.
pfienfes viii b. given here. They however PAD
and slne Years Amanr th~ Comas.ches ard Apscses,-
OF which mention viii br made hereafter Suffice II 10
cay that " several years Dir Eastnzn while riige
was cnfnTailei ~ r1tlcf the ro gums. barks herbs
anil ierrles Of which Nakan4e.klas laeaicine w4s
M fe and 4 siill iftpartd 10 provide tie SANE ma
tfflals for the successful inircdurttn q the medicine
70 the scrid ami assures ne public that the remedy
Tie same now as wncn Makanelkia compelled him 70
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The articles on the the most
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~ and 81 the poitf-
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TESTIMONIALS OF CURES.


CocfHAN. Dearborn County. mi. June 2. SIP
r~ur NV--i TAD int rlirs iug esefal years ant %
saiaf ~ bsA tit. ! lntAi u ~ pnIr indian
Hood syrup. wiirh 1 did. AMI hs~~ na hs.n
uuunled nes ean unAeilly rscpfnmeiId your intii-
llnc ~ all lsybit1 AZ wa
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Hon. Charles Theodore u~seil showinp ~. y o.
aWr-MaAe . Nti-About the i'tcttca-
OF Crliucs-cte.
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Nothing has been added 70 the medicine AMI rnthInx
hns taken away II y without duabr THE hksr Pc
RIPITR Of the BLOOD and RESExER u the SYSTEM
Known 20
This syrup possesse< varied properties
ID acts upon thc Liver.
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10 purfnes the Uiood.
- Qusets the Nervous sysseus.
IL promotes Digestion.
- Nourtshes. Strengthens ana Invtg.
orates.
% carries on the old blood and makes
New.
ls "Opens the pores or the skin. and In
ouces Healthy Presentation.
IL nenfrazes fe hereditary faint or poison IN the
blood which gruefafts Nuufula. Efsslpslas and al
manner % skin dlSeasf< and Internal hun,trs
There spirits piDyei M its man arfurr and
can BE- taken ~ thf fnet delicate habe. by the
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d dftcfs0nS
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Louise Chandler Moulton. Julia Eastman.
Mary a. peni<on, sarah Winter KELLOGG,
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ksc0cctOns 90 Eminent Men by Ray Palmer. ID. ~.
College Days OF 7. II. Nacauiay.
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Price Of Snail Bottles 80
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-24

UVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
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same. under his personal supervision, -
heretofore. and respectfully solicits con.
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Of the Saloon and the public generally.
PETER J. dunno,
Sole Proprietor Of Delta Saloon.
yiESinis. New. June :. IsD.
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