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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

THE Brentwood County Banner is in
favor OF the nomination of.Colonel Craw-
FORD, of Dallas, for the Lieutenant. Governor
tie would suit the Statesman admirably
IS heretofore stated.--Ausiin Statesman"
There have been two State conven.,on,, the
East ono md the one before, when Colonel
Crawford could easily have been nominated
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, but he would no,
premit Colonel Crawfordis one Of the lead
ing lawyers OF all this section. he is younp
z nan IN years. but old in wisdom, learning and
sslasesmanshp, but he does not aspire to DO.
''itlcal position or preferment He Is welded
70 his profession and is content TO do well Al
the bar. Colonel Crawford's name will rally
70 tia host of friends whenever he is can.
didate for any position within the pist Of tbo
people. We have no authority Tor anv ~
preston whatever, but we can saw tbi. ana
do 1t most heartily, If Colonel Crawford
should be rendered this position il cannot hs
given to an ADLER or better man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

LABOR strikes in Carads AMI the United
States and he commune IN France, to say
nothing Of Nihlism in Russia. a.l out
gro@ths from the same causes aau sources,
are Of the evils of the day. The commune
in France is liable to assuao aeyle proper
lions. Those volatile maryuUai people.
when they do so OF at tangent 60 fear
lessly, and work direful things s5r time.
Paris mas ever been the hot-bed O.! r.g. since
che days of tho Revolution, when the Ger.
ends and Jacobins waged their terrible feuds
snd baptized the country in b,ool. The
FaubourgSt Antoine, with its SINS Culottes,
Is ready at any time for bMr.cale, with
eoekaded male and female demons, 20 do bat
10 against law and order and 10 pull down
what society erects. The spirit Of commun-
sm in France is never sleeping, meyer quiet,
andits pixies will again glitter amid the smoke
Of beiehing cannon fired by natio..al artl-
lerists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

Mayru1s on ddih notices Of va lines or tcsS
Iyee u over sir mes, W'ccH cents per hae'
Ieeligtous notices on Uuooy mornings oall,
aud Jor Stld ~ serrjt,S, nee.
Az notices otde, than the 0bare, ciEi1j'c, SOC
tiai, fest rais, i0uqeS, OF sic i.l IS ~ Tess, mn
cents ~ 9rer SjE lines, ten cents per- ddc, 10
he Specini AOt.ce cotimR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

w ANiED-A situation ~ scalnstress, by Il
w good hand, would 60 to the country OF in
the city; home being the principal object M
present; would engage in a. steady place for 81
nerWerk; bcstOf refill renee given. Apply, Miss
a. K. W. At Live Oak grocery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30
INDICATIONS

Stationary 10 rising barometer 9} tsnfsra'
huc; pGiay cioUdg 10eaN art ooc.%iJN"i
sutS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

One effect of living in our close, highly
heated houses through the winter is, in nine
cases out Of ten, that nat re has no opportu-
nifty to throw OF the poisonous humors cf
the system. Con equently the liver, bowels
and kidneys lo inactive and biliousnoss, con-
stipalion, etc, are the result. Kidney Wort
acts mt orce ON all these organs, md stimu-
hates them 10 renewed a'pu, restoring
henl,h and strength.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30
roo lTAE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
FOUND.

INOU MA lot of letters, uNopensL. and sew
II cral bills, With name OF j + Gardner, J X
ST, W W IL Doris. The owner can have by
PAVING Tor tliiS advertisement aud proving prop
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30
HEI.IGsOIS.


-rA8EiEACLEME uODlSTCHU RICH
Dytu" service at II a. m. and at STA , m, by
tue a4t.r, sunday chool 1t 2.3O p. m. All
are KIN ,'y lUyIt d'o tead,
na-EiE>r EAPrIsr CHURUd-Comer of
MJIu aDd $. Paul street W. *, Pa Ks, Pas
tor !rcayNng Jl II q, M. by Elder J II
Masters A are cordially invited to attend
sunday schuri at9:50 a, m.
MO, ~, Wunetl hav NJ : turned from
Galveston vii pre- .ch 30 hr First Christian
Gnu ca 20 lay, subject. The Sect tyery-
where spoken Against Elder K. NJ. Gano
viii psea al niS1.
eco GR@GAUONAh tIUhCH- Rev.
w. McGUnp, ruslor. :" vices At ll3 Opera
House at J.! "'Clnc u. IN Subject for ~ orn-
Ing; 'Cn' mel Ing 'r>ul $ Methods ufAt-Ccll-
p" preaching at Commerce street. Christian
Church NJ Al am. by Mr., skiles subject IN the
morning; "A Niug'om MT of this world. -
SlpGay- eob0Cl at 9.Gjt. in, Col. h. Z Gaid,
Surorinteudeui toW:a inNil ton to all.
ur- CUM lERLANb rRE,nyrEmAN
CLl ltC Rev. u, ". Brou5 ton, Pastor.
Preaching UlI q. NJ. ana at S:lj p IN. sum
day chCol 8tDa. III
l-44eI viats the Cumherland Presbyterian
CNurcN 'Hac.dty next $40 $40 p. m, for tho
ben Nc OF Young men Lecture hr Rev Mr.
McCUue, ~ the = egatjoEal church.
rs FIRST BAPTIST ,HUR" n Conner
sycamore treet and Patti IA N ayeuue. j. Il
curry Pastor erv ces II a. M. and s y. m
Mr. Gu ~ = theme for the morning: - The
Unrghtcops UuSur-r aud the Doomed Debtor,
as practical and scriptural bect, csc
cially Appr pri1 . for the times. Theme for
theerenin& equally imnurtau - The Source
a43 N4ee7 ity OF ertUa Heip Seats fre=.
Ali H'ei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

claims. The interests of individuals and Of
parties sway the party organ; only honest
convictions influence the truly Independent
journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

i-'AScI viats a,the Cumherland Presbyterian
Cnuyra 'H1c.dE next at s,31 J. m, Tor the
ben nc OF Nuung men Lecture by Rev Mr.
McCuue, NJ the o egatjoEal church.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

l-7 CUM .EtLAND PRE>HYrEluAH
CLl re Rev. d, ". Bfous ton Pastor.
Preaching tn q. III. ana at S:lj p. IN. Sun-
day chCol atDa q. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

S-A,CO GRHGA UONAh ttiUhCH- Rev
W =. NcGGnr, ruslor. :" vices At th5 opera
House at ]! "'upc q. IN Subject for ~ orn-
Ing: ''Coi ucl Ing 'r~Ul $ Methods urAt.Gcll-
ins fln EihlA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PRIZES TO ART STUDENTS.

The Art Schools of the National Academy OF De
sign closed yesterday and last evening pr|cs "rlc
awarded to the most successful students, III IT,
union which was held in the large lecture room on
the Academy in which hung the PORTRAITS OF lhe
Acadcmcians elected since its tonndauOh,, anu
where were also displayed the competitive ora"-
ings of the students. ,r.:.o4 ,bo
was kept at home by illness, I. W. WOOD, wee
President of the Academy, presented tlle PIILHeS,
after q brief address, in which ne spoke III nlg9 4
terms of the character Of the work done the past
season. the excellence of the INSTRUCTION., anu INC
prospects of tho Academy schools. The prizes were
distributed as fOllOws: c,-
In the Life School, the first prize, the Suyda1m
silver medal, was awarded to Conrad treltag inc
second prize the Suydam bronze medal was given
to Miss Marie KOupl; Honorable Mention was
given to S. Levi, Miss Addic j. Albright and f.
In the Antique School, the first prize the Elliott
silver medal (Which was awarded for the hest draw
ing of an antique fgurc), was given to William y
Allen and Honorable Mention was conferred upon
Miss Ella G. COndic, J. w. HAYS, and Miss Lucll9
Walter. The second prize, the Elliott bronze mcdal
given for the best drawing of an antique DuSL,
was awarded to Edward G. COrbin, and HONORABLE
Mention was given to Miss l.. Goodwin, II. N.
King and Miss Alice lie Fevrc and A. ID. iattmg'c
After tho prizes had been delivered, William ;.
Allen. with a brief address, presented Professor l..
L. Wilmarth, instructor i'll the Academy q hand
some geld watch, IN behalf of the students. The
Professor thanked the students for their gift. .
Tho audience then adjourned to the Antique
SchOOl-rOoms on the lower floor, where dancing
began early and continued until late AZ about /
O'clock n collation. was served in the Life SchOol.
room, after which there was music by quartet
of the students. The cOvesiwereihandSomely acc
Grated with flags and flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

wlnnett Charleston " ountard Co, Josspbins Themr
son, Moore. Baltimore, J Krems. p 4 80
ships British Commodore tBrh Thorn, Liverpool Corfe
Toss, london drnnel Minturn Co; Masdaleae luer1.
denKe, Bremen Wat1en, T0el& Co.
Barks de Zaldo KILLER, Cardenas Wynhe a Coz Iphieo,
sgan, Marnso santa Cruz Tener and La Palmas o.
nary Islands, Wenacho Johann Carl (er. Bouermann.
Wilmington G. Paul Ate lSwedI, NatteQuirt Great
p pamoutn Eancn Edye Co; Hltengen Mort Eyensens
Tucker Cos Mary Lee lBr Pearson Cork for
orders, Warren Coz Gertrude Br) Morsat 81 John n
Logan Preston: Mzpah Nor Fsen Huela, So Benham
Plckerrg q Coz Endcavor Whittier, Cardenas Hunter
Briggs Victor OBJ, Rudolf Port Midway n g. Pwnitney
q CO. Ellen Munroe. Whitaker. FernandnA B r Metcsf
5chrs 8 Robinson Glover New.Orleans N III Brigham
RoenA Arabell Croker. Rio Diabfo. Of O. Wessels
Arcla (Br stewart 81 John. b. Scamme Bros stephen
Barnes, Bush. San Salvador Weinberg q Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON May 1egtr Alsaa foa New York for tbia psgl
has Raaed p th3 uanA1ss Ar a. Gibraltar 18th INST sh
SxyERrocf Es lear str Ilyffa, CBrl from NevYors
spain EeWYoek for Ills port On Pastnet Mlsss
stppi, from Neworieans and Havana. - =
sailed str City OF Brussels from LIVERPOOL for New York
MovILLK May le-Arr str Anehoria nom New'York fof
soGTaiRroS May 1s-Ar str Oder. from NewYork ior
LONDON May le-sailsd 18th inst, Emma tcapt De Cas-
sarpon, IA catterin the latter for baltimore 90,
rinRa Capt Gibsonl Emilia T. Weldon Marina Rocca,
18th inst Munco last two for the Delaware krstine Tor Be-
vannah, Nicosiaf for New.York Chnampas Ismir.
inst Consgc; 18th inst Ave Maria skudenaes latter al
SgO 18TH Olga T. Queen Of the Seas 18th INST Ermnta
latter at Deal. Loeb Long. Zulu
Ior Later SNIP NsoB. u drI zee ma fs7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
BASE BALL.

The fourth league championship game be-
tween the champion Providence Cub and tho Boston
Club was played ut Boston yesterday. Tho gamo was
witnessed by 1900 persons and resulted In tie after
eleven Innings had been played Both clubs scored five
runs
President Root ofhe Providence Club has written to
Secretary Young demanding the expulsion Of the Troy
Club from the League Association for violation Of section
OF article H. in refusing to remain at Providence and
continue tbs game which was interrupted by rain on
Thursday.
James White will Join the Cincinnati Club mt Worcester
on June l. He will play at frat bIsc Leonard VIII pHy
as short stop, and Carpenter ut third Disci Samuel
Wright will act q q substitute.
The following table viii show the work done by the
eight clubs in the league To da'e The forfeited game
between the Providence and Troy clubs, which was
given the former. 10 not ncndcd, TIC league does
not recognize forfeited games. IL VIII be seen TINT tho
Chicago, Cleyeand, Worcester and Troy clubs lead in
nel an hatfinuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
SHARP NOTE no MIR. DUDLEY.

Dudley. Of the Department of Buildings, to furnish
him with all the original papers In the case Of the
Madison Square Garden. Mr. Dudley sent what
purportcd to be copies of the papers. Colonel
Tracy, tile Mayors chief clerk, yesterday sent to
Mr. Dudley this sharp notes
k"The Mayor directs Inc to say that he has reason
documents relating to Madison Square Garden,
which you sent to him in reply to his direction to
send him the originals, Is not true. copy, but
differs in an important respect from the original
lie Wishes to examine personally the original
papers referred to in his letter to you II April %,
and requires you to bring them to- him ut the
MAYORS Office, on Friday the 2lst instant, at 3
O'clock p IN, for such examination. The Mayor
instructs to say that he gives you this direction
custody of records of your department when they
are demanded Ey the Mayor, may be made an eX-
cnse to prevent bis examination Of them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
BRUTALITY IN Az OCEAN RACE.

John MOTiscy, first assistant engineer Of TIC
steamship City of Washington, was arrested yes
coal HEAVIER. who.ha since died. The trouble arose
out Of the recent race City Of
IISyana. Tie men on the City of Washington 1T is
aiicecd, were called on to 10 extra duty and Nc
CURE was kept ut work for six hours at time
and il is said that notwithstanding that he was Il
healthy man when he went on board the ship, he
broke down completely: In his weakness he was
that he was Sinking caught him by the throat and
clicked him. lie died before the arrival, Of the
steamship at Havana, hut it is not claimed that the
heating caused his death. United States Commits
soncr Shields held the prisoner in 81 900 bail for
examination. j. Henry Alexandra. one OF the
owrtrs of the steamship, became his bondsInan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.....MAY 10.

ARRIVED
Str City Of New.YOrk OBJ. Land Liverpool May and
SIR Nmy Dora T Sincalr Newcastle 17L dayswth mdse
tOGA ~ Mcycr vessel TO seager Bros; -, ,,
Jrrcmc Ionayes = 81 Marc T. Portau Prince Sand Kings
V Str iaHan% (ir Whohurst Trinidad April 30 Barba
does MAJ 81 Lucia ~ Pierre Mart j. and pOintaPitre
SIR CIV OF No%YoFk Kcyno,ds Vera Cruz May7 From
g Campcache o. ProSesso H. and Havana H. 10 Alex
Str saratoga Curtis, Vera Cruz May To- and Havana To-
SIR Regulator Doanc wilmington c. CLYDE & Co.
Sir Albarn lul3hcrs. LcGes Del. to Old Dominion
str GuOwe (lirl, ilns, Philadelphia "a hours IN bal.
ST. Bordcr ccLaIn Ell Ncol Philadelphia 81 hours In
Str America Cr,rnan. Philadelphia With coal to
STR Eclnora irrsg P1ru1nl. 90 Ames. -,
Sp acia Day KOsS, llaYEo IS Gays, III ballast to Car
Shin "rtn Bgelow (ot Yaraou:h. $. FGrguson Cardiff
"a lnys Win hon order: vessel TO BOYD & lncken.
Blx Quclc tNOr Andersen Bordeaux April TO- in ballast
Ia Gtns Tc Fnck % days with baytcs order,
oT Lucia Ger Arcncrs Pnu 20 days. with rags
et, 10 order: vessel to Funcn Edyc 4 Co. 49, ,
ro BIr ao TIStS vessel to Ta6ias & Co.
BARK Nauta NOr, AarenOerg Dublin 30 days. In ballast to
l Ada Gould (ot Adis,n, Merritt Carlcuas II days.
sugar and melado to- tic Rivera Coz vessel TO Marcus
VIZ susan Bergen Hudson, Progress 10 days with hemp
10 ItinRlere & Cor vessel TO Miller q HOughon
Brig (of owHayenl Pierce. EarbadOe5 II days VITA
supar and nloasses TO TrOwbrldge & co.
S Si pa af i.t to King vessel to master
schr Annie Bell O NeS lIayen Reed Demrrara ~ days
with sugar and moldsscs to ID grOwbrdgo - Co.
wIND-sunsct--At sandy Hook, light f thick fog. At
City Island. light Me- cloudy.
CLEARED
cS sTs EGP opa {B Moiicc RoHon fcaeTsSn Bros;
state Of Georgia tBr smith Glasg9T Austin Baldwin 4 Co
Musca Gibraltar aud McSsna Phelps Bros Cos CIV Of
Merida Rct!ig Havana ana hGXean ROr AS lex a.
Pomona tllrl Mailman Montego Bay, Ja George Cydc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
,nR. COWLEY'S APPEAL.

The appeal from the conviction of the Rev.
Edward Cowcy OF wifu cruelty to Louis Victor, one Of
the little inmates Of tho Shepherds Fold, was argued
Yesterday before the Supreme Court General Term, by
Charles W. Brooke and Clark Bel Tor tho prisoner and
DietricAttorncy Phelps for the people Mr. Cowey Is
now serving the sentence Of one years imprisonment
imposed bY Judge COwing. His counsel yesterday con-
tended that the indictment bad because II charged
neglect" rather than Affirmative act or cruelty. II
was also urged that the evidence Of physicians who had
examined Louis Victor ut the hospital
tout 10 show that In their opinion the condition OF tho
child was owing to starvation. Other technical qucs-
lions ms 10 evidence aud tho Judges charge raised.
aud Mr. Phelps replied to all Of them. Decision was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
sTI1nYING OLD COINS.

A meeting of the American Numismatic and
Archaeological Society was held last evening with
by G.. l.. Fenardent on the want of artistic taste
shown in tho designs for American coins, postage
stamps and bank-notes. A paper was read by DR..
William Lee of Washington, ID. c., on the illusions
made to physicians on ancient coins. DIR. Anthem
exhibited medal having on the diverse bust OF
the EIectress Sophia of HANOVER through whom
throne and on the reverse was bust of Matilda.
daughter of Henry H., of England, and founder OF
tho House of Brunswick. DIR. Anthem also exhi-
bited a medal struck on the death of the Electress
Sonha which took place juno ~, I'LL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
SHOT BY A PIER wATCHMAN.

Robert West, who is employed to watch Pier No.
AZ, North River. surrendered himself to Inspector
pier without his permission and had knocked him
down. He then shot his assailant. Inspector Muir
ray sent the watchman to the Charles Street Police
Station, where the wounded man, Captain Philip
Lansing, of the tuGhOat J. i. WinsOw,
had told o. different story: Lansing said he
visited the pier with Charles Van Buren,, captain of
barge, which he had engaged to tow from the pier
to-day. The Waterman tried TO cast Off the lines of
the barge, and this led to quarrel. Lansing had
received severe pistol wound In tue cheek West.
hawken- st., was locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
VIOLENCE BY POLICEMEN.

Mrs. Catharinc Wellington, of No. 90 Hudson
ST. reported at the Charles Street Police Station on
Tuesday night that her son Joseph, boy Of nine
ball in the streets, by Officer Michael Dugan. Tie
boys head was bleeding. She was directed to make
a complaint to the Chief Of Police.
Officer Benjamin Waters, of the Eighteenth Pre-
cinct was on trial yesterday at Police Headquarters
charged with heating Thomas A. King while at
tempting TO arrest him, Oh May 4, at Twenty
whose wife had caused Kings arrest on a charge of
assault and battery, was tried for looking ON with
out interfering. j. If. Draper of No. ~ Pcarl-st
and J. w. Vandinct, of the NGwYOrl Hotel, tcsti-
fed to the assault The Commissioners reserved
their decsion.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PREPARING FOR DECORATION DAY.

meeting of the division marshals and staff off,
GERS Of the Grand Army of the Republic was held
arrangements for the celebration Of Decoration
Day. General John ,Cochrane presided and opened
shs 5ssng from with The a invited aSd
the meeting assumed An informal character
Instructions were issued regarding uniforms
and equipments, and the formation Of tho
army corps badges. Strict orders were issued to
keep all advertising elements out Of the line Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
! 500 yds.7 900 yds. II000yds.I Total.

There were twenty-four entries in the Ballard rifle
MATCH The distances wcro 100 and 200 yards.
-Four prizes were offered, the first being Ballard
mid-range rifle, and the others percentage OF the
lows w. 81. FarrOw, &C; E. b. Barker. Go, and j..
L. Paulding Go.
l.. c. Bruce received letter this week from Major
to get up team but that from present indications
it would probably DO weak one. 1t is not yet
known at what range the contest will he held but
1t Is though that the at Dundalk, which is used
by the riAemen of Ulster County, will be selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
THE EoRTY.sECOND STREET RAILROAD

1t is said that the FOrty-sccond Street Mauhat-
tanville and st. Nicholas. Avenue Railroad Com
pany, organized in 1873. IL about to begin the con-
raise the necessary funds has decided to borrow
81 200, 900 in first mortgage bonds of the denom-
1910 with interest at per cent. In order to secure
the bonds the railroad company, on March TO- 1850,
executed TO the Union Trust Company mort gage
on Its franchise real estate, road bed, tracks, cars
horses etc TINS instrument was recorded i'll the
RenisInr,s Officn XesterlnN afternOOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcaue HoteI-The Hon. Alexander Ramsey,
Secretary OF WAR; General William T. sherman " 3 A.
John q. Priest, Of Louis Judge Charles wheaton, OF
POughkeepse Franklin Haven Of Boston and ChaTies van
Benthuysen OF Albany. .....S Nicholas H0Ht-0oyethor
Red1ed Proctor ana Ex-Governor r. Page OF
BTerOOyt HousF-Genera Nelson a. Miles, u y A. UNA
soT HoiSI-Wiliam L. Putnam Portland Me-. and William
H. Seward Of Auburn, N HoG,aan HouSemW IMAM nam r.
Warren of Buffalo. GtiSeg HOuse=Wnam Purcell OF
Albany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
(Announcements.I
PuRE SUGARS.

THE NoRTH RIVER SUGAR REFINING CoHAN tsuceesscrs
and the public in general thag they are stn making
cay Of the highest grades OF Rennea sugars
Loaf sugar cut by machine and
guarantee all sugars made Of pure Cane sgg free ro
whatever nature Our Sugars can be procured n
the principal wholesale grocer and are kept constantly ON
hand by Park & Ttlford Acker. Merrall Cond Macy
Co., and others OF this city.
NORTH RIVER SUGAR REFNfSG Co, 81 Walee
GEORGE Il. MoLLER, Secretary.
PYLE's O. K. SOAP is the most economical
that can be selected for the laundry and bath.
Rupture radically cured by DR.. Marsh's treat
ment; 40 years. practical experience Ofce Veseysf,
Astor House. opposite Paus Church No uptown branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

was such mania among them to get to the United
States that they really sacrificed their property 70
come. They said that they had become tired OF
their slavis efforts to obtain living and nearing
so much of the advantages of America tncy mao nau
determined to get rid Of their property ny any Sa?
rifce, aud come here in hope Oh DetleTlns 'nen
condition on the Western lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rlsss A39 sun ses...... 7l6 Cl0ck slow. 3r ass
Moon sets. l:5J sOuhs 1854 Moons age, daysll
Sandy HooR 3:47 Gov Island 4:l2 He'll Gate..... Col
mon WATER IO.DAY-p NJ.
Sandy Hook. 4l5 Gov. island. 446 Hol cate 635