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New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
DE1TH OF EMANUEL BOAS.

Emanuel Boas, of the banldng-hOuse Of C..
b. Richard Boas and general passenger agents OF the
Hamburg American Packet Company died at his resi-.
dence, No 10 East Forty-sx-st on Tuesday after an
Illness OF three months He was born In Kurnk Prus-
sia in 1923. and came to this country In 1874 After
short stay this city nc went 10 ST. Louis ana renamed
I'm business there until 1s4S When the first news OF the
gold discoveries in California reached ST. Louis he Joined
party friends and went to San Francisco Journey
ing across the plains mostly foot. His energy In
tegrty and rugalty assured him success ana he
returned TO this city In 1886 In afuent circumstances
He then became partner of Mr. Richards, ana from
that time until his death has been engaged III the DK-
Ing and steamship business Of the firm HIS aollues
and his high honor secured him the esteem OF
the business OF THIS city, while his kndnGs SIS Ell
heart and charitable disposition have endeared ms
memory 10 a large circle of friends He leaves widow
aud six children His funeral will take place tomor,
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
ASSISTING CHILDEEY AND YOUNG GIRLS.

AT the annual reception Of the Association
for Bcfriending Children and Young Girls at the Home
No 1876 socoud-avc, yesterday afternoon many friends
Of this charity present Cardinal McCloskcy was
urouiuent among the visitors The Rev. Fathers
Preston, Farley, Duocy and Lynch also In at
tendance. Another reception will be given to-day,
from until p m. In the year 1870 the
association formed under the direction of Rev
Thomas s. Preston Vcar-Gencral ANA Chancellor Con-
trbutious solicited and house opened
t No 3I6 West FouTtccnthst. The object OF the
cstion was TO establish home where tho poor children
Of street would be welcomed. and where young girls
who had entered upon Inc OF shame could find shelter
and the means OF reformation In May, 1871 the So
cety was removed TO No. 247 East Thrteenth-st, and
the OF the association assumed Five years
ago the present home at No 1876 SecOnd-ave. pur
chased for S34 600. systematic of religious,
secular and industrial education is given the inmates
Fully 10 per OF those who have left the institution
leading good lives The revenue OF the institution ID
of house labor.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FIFTY YEARS OF suNDAY-sCHooL WORK.

FIFTY YEARS OF FSUNDAY-SCHOOL WOkh.
sEMI-CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE BRoohLfN
sUNDAY-sCuOoL UNION.
The semi-centennial anniversary of the BROOKLYN
Sundav-schOol Union was celebrated last evening
nj the Rink. in Clermont-ave. The large building
was tastefully decorated. At the Vanderbilt
ave. end was choir of 1900 boys and girls
In front of the choir was the platform, on wllch
were seated, among others, Benjamin H. Bayllss
who presided; Governor A. II. ColGuitt, of Georgia;
the Rev. Dr. Cyrus ID. Fose. president OF wesleyan
University; the Rev. DR.. Stephen H. lying Jr.'
Slas B. butcher. ex-Judge Brdseye, Samuel hooth
and j. II. Morris. An audience OF about 4'oOo per
sons was present. 49, n
The exercises began with a hymn, ana then en-
nrayer was made by the Rev. DR.. j. NJ. LUDLOW.
After another song Mr. Bayhss spoke IN reference
10 the condition of cBroOklyn hurches and SUNDAY,
scbools fifty wears ago. He said that at the ahhuii
meeting to be held in October, fuller hlSlorN oi
the organization would be presented Inc lhiru
HYMN was one specially written 1or the oC0"S''" ~
Ross;ter w. Raymond. ..,..oo1 ,ros
Governor Colouitt who was now introduced, was
received with prolonged applause. "a ~ y
viewed the affairs of men from many stanupoluutS,
he said " and have learned that talent Mltuou1
moral principle is curse, and wealth. ulNoIcou
from spirit of justice sSfon We hear P'it It
said that mere learning can cure the ailments oil
society No doubt II is great good, Dut theIe Is
prander higher. and a nObler work Tor the tellPle
Tale The most potent social agencies WIN Wneh
we are acouainted and they soon become the hllIS
tiers of evil unless true Christian spirit ana virtue
direct them" -, n n, I,oss
Among the other speakers were the Rev. Dr. fosS
and the Rev. DR.. Tying. The benedcton was Pio-
uOunced BY DR.. Ludlow.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
TAX COMMISSIONER WHEELLRS LETTER.

The letter to Senator Harris, In which Tax
Commissioner Wheeler declines to serve on the State
Tax Commission, Is az follows
The Hon HAMILTON HARRIS chairman Senate Finance
Committee.
DEAR SIR; II you refer to the Hath section of the
Charter OF the CITY NewYOTk, being chapter $50 or
the Laws OF 1873, will see that 30 long as nOh my
nresent office of President OF the Department of Taxes
and Assessments Of this city, am prohibited from act
ing on the State Commission proposed 10 be appointed
y the Legislature revise the tax laws OF the Sta.e
But for this legislative prohibition 1t would have offered
me very great pleasure indeed To aid In the proposed re-
vision desire 10 acknowledge the courtesy shown me
ana the confidence reposed in me by the Finance Com
mittees OF both branches OF the Legislature In selecting
me as one of the three commissioners to be entrusted
with the execution OF the important duties required
from the commission to be appointed to revise the tax
laws of the state Very respectfully yours.
Netc York, May 10, 1879. JOHN WHEELER.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Cured! Cured! Cured! Cured!

A. MCKINNEY. p. R'd Pres, 80 Broai-st., " Y We
DE Meyers Catarrh Cure Is wonderful"
BEN EDICl, IT,. Jes ellcr, OJ1 broadway y. Y lalv
friend. cared OF Hay Fever.
G.. l.. BRUSH 4i} Broadway. " Y. CataFrb 10 years
Could not taste or smell. Cured
r. q. BLACKBURN. at Lord Tayior's, Broadway, Y. Y
Mrs EMMA G. HOWES. 80 w. Washington. square, "
Y. Catarrh 80 years. Cured.
Rev A. r. FREE~E. Cairo. " "" A marvel. II WORKED
wonders IN six my parish"
Rev $40. 4. RIES, lGJ Jayst, BrOOkiyn.-"It It has
restored me 10 ministerial lab0Ts"
Rev. CHAs J. JONES. New Brighton, 5. L." Worth ten
times the cost"
Mile. AIMEE, opera prma donna. Catarrhal Bronsbits
Cured.
/. r. NEWMAN merchant 3Oj Fultonst Brooklyn
Chronic Catarrh. Cured.
A. b. TIIORNE, insurance, 153 MOntague-st Brooklyn
self and cured ~ Gatarrh
J. D MCDONALD. merchant 10 Broadway. y. Y. (mem-
Der Of family. Had Catarrh 40 years. Cured.
The history cases in full in
the Free Pamphlet the most remarkable record
Wei De Meyers Caiarrh Cure is delivered AZ Al 80
package To Clubs six packages FOR 81 80 For sale BY all
Druggists
D. b DEWEY & CO., Agents SO Dey.st. " Y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPooI-,Bg Steamshtp ITiseon.in-M Miss J
Robertson, Mss A. Osnitan Mss r. 0SSeie & Mr. an9 MIS-
tcrs. Miss Jane Kelly. Nh and Mrs VIM Quincy 4 StorGc
Mack. W Kilion. W. Foreman, II. Barna5y A. Bernard
Mr. aud Mrs j. t. Arbin and two cldren Mrs VI Anderson,
WORTH Mr. and MIRA three children Miss VI. A.
shctis Miss = Beazey, Miss VI. MahOn Miss T. Philips,
child Nh Mrs NJ CAREY. Balnwe. !. TAYLOR W. 3.
stuTgcs T. She u.s. II. Wilkinson j. Pender J. Dignan. C. J.
FROM GLAsGow-Bu steamship S,1te Of Virqtntr.-R.
NO a 5fr si TT Neyar Mas Rei Wfs cIson
and daughters Dickson Afr and Mrs craig ana children,
M1ntgonerv Mr. and Mr.. Dargii Mr. Chamers Mr. Morri.
son, Mr. Parker M sutherland, Mr. Denhom, Mr. Boose,
FEoM HAVRE~By Seamssip ADaiqe-Hlr. Beaufort
Mrs Malard children. Mrs jenkins, Mr. Pitcairn
Al.carI Mr. Nafque M Gross Mrs. Thlerry Mrs B)ockG
Mr. and Mrs Pruine and chilli Mr Vega Mr Acken9in NJ
mussi Nj ana Sanger and children Mr, Primares.
Elise Lining Louise chaer T. L6nnc X. K6irr Abceg
ANA family j. abcl Marie loier f. ioss Elizabeth IoNer
snd servant G. Jonas A. Hcgemann, o. C. schultz C. ont
zen D6hren. Johanna AIS 4 LHbbers Mare Schen-
kel the Rev. i. Aaaver Dr. H. Fn,dbgrs " lamDqiger
Z. Kunser, II. Rymarzi&, D. Schmidt H. Hdebrek Jenny
sering ana GhIen = Jaco9y h L. ku M Ns1, ia aHH Ml2 @
sophie Neycr j. Thomson &. Pergren A. Lehman, A. Tams
lichelson Mrs schulel ana ch1 A. j. House ad family
and family, Miss \ l. Mitchell, Mt ana Mrs, A Ma
ci9 " Go Iyraud " y Ross. J. r. Puente b. G0rg0y, A.
Franke J. Medina j. Anguiue f. Harrison, J. Ucostc
N Mucses Mrs and Miss Clark Mrs. and Miss l. o. deCayO
Marsden Mrs D. " Lamar H. Mesre ana family, the Rev
Mt Hernandez and family Mrs A. Ponce Miss NJ 81 claire
A. ! OnI1 pIst ,f NJ " n m 5Toel n ,n NJ lt1
Y. Motter o. Dummer d. F. Placenta W. Macas, Franco
J. Apestigia A V dc GoGcouIia A. ArD9r ana child T.
garc Nr and Mrs J. Angarica Mrs. A. Peterson Miss
n ha'si' & ~ U'sI' - A. A. M6T a,no o. o; ~
ela, F. sotolonga MIS- Egan. b. Fernandez Rochat e
NO Mrs A j. Crawey Ramirez e. H. Stevens, J. RedrOso
L. IgaCtU a. Guam, l. ASSN.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
An UNHAPPY TRIP TO EUROPE.
tIBELLING A STEAMSHIP FOR $4,000 FOR ALLEGED
BAD TREATMENT

tIBELLING A STEAMSHIP FOR $4,000 FOR ALLEGED
BAD TREATMENT
A hearing was had yesterday III the Adml-
raty Branch Of the United States District Court before
Judge Choate, IN a suit brought by Henry AFeisehman
against the steamship HGmm0nia, OF the HamouTg-
American Packet Company. The hbclant lives IN St.
Topis and in S73 Commissioner Of Emigration for
a., stote or%sir4our III Pid $500 for himself, wife
thc vienna Exposition. The steamship sailcG Anli
1s7a. and the lbellaut claims that two days after
lesv mort he ard his family elected from their
etateroom ana were obliged TO occupy the stewards
roor, onnoste the Kitchen Tbey were not allowed TO
20 IRON the room e~tFcSe 1t Is also claimed
mat the room was filled WITH vie odors and filthy
aud oyerUn with rats' eockroaches ana other Vermn
Tie complaint asserts that the Hoellaut repeatedly
bites by rats and that the captain on beng remOn
strsted their treatment, only became insolen
Damages placed at $4,000.
The answer sets forth that there were 253 persons
on board that on Apn Eugene Laucr the physician
OF the vessel was called on TO attend the son OF the
hbellant and that within twenty-iCur hours he pro-
nouneed disease TO be smallpox Al the physicians
request the master caused the removal OF the boy 10
part Of the ship the disease would be less liable
10 eudanger the other passengers the master Informed
Fleschman that the safety OF the passengers required
the removal OF the boy and requested nun ana ms wlic
not 10 accompany their son. bat TO remain in their state
rooms This they refused TO do, but insisted on going
with HIM TO the stewards rOom They were told thGt II
they did they could not be permitted 10 enter the
fIsfcab1n or minge with the passengers. The
fuTihe states that the boy was quietly removed by
careful attendants the cabin OF the first steward
cOmmOdiOus room with two berhs and sofa situated
conveniently the physician that AL possible
given 10 the boy, and 10 the hbellant aud his wife
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
VEkDICT LITER TWENTY YEARS..

The suit brought by Bernhard Hutton
against Augustus sche, exCollectoI of the Port 70
recover duties paid under protest upon imporiaons of
delsines, which has been pending for over twenty
years was brought to conclusion In the United States
Circut Court before Judge Shipman yesterday, the
Jury finding verdict for the plaintiffs for Sl4oO2 81
Tho ease had been tried twice before but both oc
oops the 1urv failed TO agree Other claims. amount
inO 70 over 5000 OOO have been held in allowance wait
Ing the decision in this Assistant Dstrlc-AttQr
ney Ucrrck said yesterday that he would advise the
oorumeut 10 nay the of the verdict, but not
to accept the test one as there were points IN
I, g,oh differed from those of the other suits Tie
Government lie sad would probably stand suit In all
the other eases.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Catarrhal
IS ON

Cntarrh is virus Of the membrane ius "a Small
a virus Of the blood It posons the head the body
IL Deafness Loss of Voice, BrOnchitis Chronic
Diarrhea Wasting LeucorrhGa, and other Ioa ath.ome
and terrible diseases Yet Is treated local disease ~
the nasal organs LOCAL treatments wengh useless,
Smokes Douches Limitations and inouble Snun. cnnno,
reach disturb the Of Catarrh antdoe for IA
be OF vaccine elements which absorbed by and
circulate wih the poison, to kill Its seeds wherever To-
Gated
discovery Of these nnt-C and nh.
sorbeni elements explain the remarkable effected BIZ
DIR Wei de Meyers treatment They form a con.tifn.
onaI remedy, merely local application. only
remedy which has yet in the Judgment Of good auho
ties cured Of Chronic Catarrh Iay Fever Other
remedies may relieve temporarily this and less
expense OF medical consultation foi week
Overwhelming proofs will be forwarded n postpaid
Pamphlet free anybody application by Postal card
The testimonials not from ocnIi-
ties, but from wellnOwn persons who be easily
ferred with. Wei De Never, Catarrh Cure Is the m0ss
important medical discovery since vaccination.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN C0EVENUoNS
CHURCH WORK on LONG ISLAND AND IN NORTHERN
NEW-JERSEY.

CHURCH WORK on LONG ISLAND AND IN NORTHERN
NEw-JERsEY.
The Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Long Island which began ITS annual
in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, Tues
day. was brought 10 close yesterday. The greater
mart of the business transacted consisted OF reports
from various committees The Committee the Cathe
had given to the library winch now contains s03
youmes exclusive of magazncsflnd periodicals The
renort of the Sunday-SchOOl Committee showed that
six con yocations had been held during the Winter
throughout the diocese and much good had resulted
therefrom. The Rev. W. A. Leonard read the report OF
tbe Committee on ClTistian Education, winch stated
that the Cathedral schools at Garden City pressed
rUmbcr of uuoccupied buildings which the managers of
the Stewart estate had placed at the disposal Of the
Rishop. Plans had been adc for permanent build
ing 0r ST. Pauls Boys SCHOOL, which to be erected
on plateau the southwest of the Cathedral. over
There was considerable discussion to the best man.
ner of increasing the Episcopal Fund 1t was stated
that several parishes had not paid their assessments for
this purpose Bishop L,tlejohn said that 1t was pre-
posttrous to that there was single church I'm
tbe diocese which could not meet this small demand
ana vet there Que church which had paid oil Sl3-
600 last year. and which was delinquent IN thus Iunt
Cor $40 Mr.. YuunCs, OF Grace Church, oyster Bay,
said that this the church referred TO- The reason
wa, that the minister was about to be married. and
wanted his salary and they had to enough pay
nm. They thought the minister needed ibe money
more than the Bishop AIrI we Siegi0n ana appoint
The NTH annual convention OF the Episcopal Diocese
of Northern New-Jersey al Newark came 10 close yes
teriay Bishop Odeuhcimer's annual address was rad
nv the secretary, the R,v Dr. B0cGs The Bishop
that IN all the hnluCal condition OF the diocese
there is everything to indicate encouraging progress
temporal and spiritual. There were $40 coutrindIOns
in the during the past year. Tae total num1er
of clergy Is: Bishop Il priests, ~; deacOls, !;
Tne following ianiiug Committee was elected
Pav lanes A. Williams, ID. D., the Rev T. " he rlit.
H. rev Fernando c. Putnam, ID. D., the Rev j; II: Ec
cIeston d. D. Nessrs. j. g. Garthwaitr Alfred Mills,
Daniel Do0d aud Jonathan Edgar The Eey. /. y.
osgs, D. D., reelected register OF me doces- snd
Mr. Henry HAYES treasurer The RSV j. = ButerWOrth,
Messrs. +. +. Renwick and Irancis G. Canine were
elected a committee on cue rights Of lay deputies.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
wORIDs FAIR PLANS AND SITES.

The Citizens Committee representing the United
States Board of Trade in the Worlds Fair move
ment, met in the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night, Ell
wood f. Thorne in the chair Among those present
were Rufus Hatch. J. w. Morgan, the Rev. Dr.
Deems, f. Alexandra and Samuel a. Haines.
John 4. A. Haiues, chairman OF the COMMITTEE on
Sizes said the committee had not visited site, and
did not intend to do so until the full number was
made up. A letter had been received from John f.
DoVle suggesting as a site the land now known
as the Eastern Boulevard, from SiXth-tourth to
Sevcntv-iOurth-sts Lawson y. Fuller spoke IN favor
OF a pl6t taking in the Alexander Hamilton estate
running from One-hundTed-and-thir to
One-hundred-a ed-and-fOTty-iifth-st., bounded on the
west Inv the Boulevard and on the east by the Har
lem River. .,u II
proposition was submitted submitted by W. H..
C. Price as to the best method et organization lOr
tbe nICnoscd World's Fair At this point number
of members Of the West Side Associatlon which had
been holding a meeting in an adjoining room, en-
tered, and general discussion followed
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

Lawrence through the rapids. Escorted by troops,
will march through the principal streets, will received
by the MAYOR other officials at the quarters IN tDe
Victoria Rink which has been fitted for its reception
on Saturday, the Queens birthday, the l3th
and the Montreal Regiments will be rnyieWed
by the Marquis OF Lornc and the Princess
Louise After the dress parade. sham batt'e
will be fought On Sunday tine regiment Will attend
whore Mr Recchcr Will preach the annual 5crmCn.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

suydam medal (silver); second prze-B; r. Fitz. rne
suydam medal tbronze); honorable mentlon-ucoise
H. BOynton, G. ID. Chapman, Thomas j. Gleason. ,,o
Antique school: First priZe-W. BayeuX Baker, the
Elliott medal silver for full length figure honoranle
mention-Laurd Opper Mary X. Sands, Charles Spegle
ir., Mary +. Robinson c. Won Wallmeneh; seeonu
priZe-I}ayard H. Tyler the Elliott medal (bronZcl Tor
head; honorable mention-F G. kudich, n Handni
Rudolph Bleyer. c. T. Campbell, W. ii. Boynton, D. W.
Hays u. TTilard.
After the presentation the art students had social
time IN the three large dnngrooms, which were beau
fully decorated with flags, and afforded excellent oppor
tupif 10 for dg
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

MASTER" Patl Patti I say! Oh, there you are. ye
bag-yard And why, now didn't ye answer me BEFORE
We spalpeen-and me a-can' ye this last hdlf hOut
Pat" Sure, sor, an niver heard ye calm me- at alt
AT ALL" NJ M" Nivcr heard me Then why the deyl
couldn't YOU call back at first and say ye tbafo the
worldF-lFun.
An old woman called recently at a shop to
purchase oranges In the OF eonversatlon
she stated that she had Just got OFF one OF her daugh
ters. On the shOpkeepcr cOngratulating her on the
event. she gave significant shake Of her nead adding;
may weel he glad, sir, for they are Just ike these
Oranges. thae dinna dae 70 be lang keeplt"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
MEDALS FOR AKT STUDENTS.

The annual distribution of medals for the
best drawings in the life and antique schools OF the
National Academy Design and the art students
ception took place last at the Academy Build
ing There nave been 200 names on the school list
during the past season. with attendance of
$50. President Huntington made brief address.
Life School: FIIst prizC-Jennie Brownscomb. tbs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
TIE PEACEFUL INVASION or CANADA.

The 18th Regiment of Brooklyn starts
tonight on It's three days trip to Montreal.
The entire expense OF the trip will be, It Is thought,
about 10000 The regiment Is under orders TO as
semble at the armory In Fatbush-ave., Brooklyn at
o'clock this evening and viii proceed thence to TIE
Grand Central Depot. The special train Will start
10 p. and run through to ST. Adams. There break
fast will be and Mr. Beecher will Join the reg
mcnt. The tram Will then through to Montreal'
thence TO point above the Lachne Rapids. The troops
will then Oh board steamer and sail down the St
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
TIE PROPOSGD STAIE TAX.

ALBANY, May 21.-Mr. Sloan introduced a
bin to-day providing ways and means Tor the support o:
the Government II provides for lcvynG tax of 2.563
mills which, with the 800 mills already provided. makes
total state tax Of S63 mills each dollar of yalna
ton ol property the state. MI sloan sald the tax
was smaller Than II last year, and would have been
still smaller were IL iUr reduction OF the vaudtiOn
of
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
MURDERED IA COLORADO.

w. II. Connect, who is reported, by a dis
patch from Denver. Col, TO have been murdered on
saturday at Rosita had been employed abouttwenty
two years by George Opdyke & Co. OF this city,
Two months ago he went to Colorado, induced
is said by representations Of Edward A. Egglc
stone who is charged with his murder. Mr.. COnnett
lived AT No 245 Broadst, Newark where his wife and
three children now arc. He was born In Newark and
was about fOrty-two years old. He at time
treasurer OF the Morris and Essex Railroad Office
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
THE STRIKE AT THE PIERS CONTINUES.

The steamship companies and the 1ongshoremen
are still unyieldinc. The strikers use their ntu-
ence against other men being employed at the old
rates in preference to themselves. The Anchor
Line Company employed a gang Of men from the
East River on the four-masted ship Romsdel, at
the old rates, but the North River 'longshoremen
ordered the men to stop work. Another gang was
employed Yesterday, but soon departed. striker
named Howard was arrested for aSsaultlng man
named Porter on Anchor Line Pier 20, North River,
and was held for trial by justice WandeH III de-
fault of $500 bail.
The strike has extended to jersey City, and the
hundred men employed by the Wilson FreiAht
Inanded SIS a week aud 80 cents an hour for over
work. The agent offered $l4 per week aud tho
usual rates for overtime but the men reidSed The
steamships SerrantO, OTontO and Nnag0 are beng
nnioaded by their crews and six iaborers from this
1rfy
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FTb Arenue Hofel-General Benjamin r. Butler,
OF Massachuset,s Governor ii. p BaldWn OF
c1 freeman Clarke Of Rochesterj t0onei
William H. Wood u. : A.; ChariemaRne rover oi ~ Wori
Rot~Coyernor A. H. Colquitt OF Georgia and * MyIr -
W Huchnson Of Utica. I1rt 1renue ,t. an,
Acternan President Of the Ifnois Central Rairoas
pany and senator William McMaster % toronto :, VIZ
Tyn6soT Uo'sIF in son. Of Syricuse 81 ~ "
olcS IosI- TX senator John II. Selkeg OF lllaca i
h0pOtaH Hoie-Henry G. Kelsey Of Sow" ' preroot
tenant Commander f. o. Davenport u I,,; iJ,,se
Frederick Biiirgs Of Vermont "Iitsg p,nt
Prentiss Baoy Of St Dents Hotet-IuuBo'
a. Rut
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
THE AMERICAN CATTLE TRADE.

THE AMERICAN CAL Tie TRADE.
LONDON. Thursday, May 22, 1870
There is a serious block at Liverpool in con-
nection with the American live cattle Since the
10Th inst. 2,172 head OF cattle have arrived
in port. Although the butchers are making every
effort TO complete tho killing Of them. 900 head were
awaiting slaughter yesterday I'm consequence Of the in
suiicient extent OF slaugnter-hOuses.
[Tor other Foreqn Neos see FSrst PaOel
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
NOMINATIONS IN INDIAy4.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 21.-This evening
those delegates to the Temperance Convention who
favor prohibition ticket nominated the following can
ddates for State offices For Governor X. 8 Brown OF
Indianapolis for Northumberland, the Rev. j. V
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
MARIYE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises 437 Sun sets ... 7l8 Clock slow 3m. 33s
SETS. 9O2 Noon souths. 1907 Moons days
HIGH WATER TO.DAY-A NJ
SANDY Hook Sl2 GOy. Island $40 Hell Gate....l0:35
HlGH WATRR TO.DAY-p H. -
sandy Hook. s;3i Island 900 Hell Gate...l05S
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
yessrs. TIFFANY & Co.,
gRion-SQuaTe, Ncw-YOTk, are
Sole Agents for the AMERICAN
PEDOMETEER.

This instrument is the simplest cheapest,
most accurate and convenient walking gauge
ever invented. 1t costs far less than pedOme-
ters of foreign make and Is fast superseding
them. There are two forms of index, one
registering steps from % to 30 inches In
length, and another adapted for Ladies and
Children, registering steps from II to 26
inches in length. There are also two styles
of nickel cases, one with open face, enameled
dial and thick glass, at the price of Seven
Dollars, and the other with Hunting Case aud
metal dial at FIVE DOLLARS. The short
step index is made only in the latter stylel
The American Pedometer Is sent by mail.
postage paid, to any part of the country.
TIFFANY & Co.,
UniOn-Square, New-GOrk.