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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
THE COURTS.
CLAIMING THE RIGHTS OF A WIDOW.


Surrogate Coffin, of Westminster County, was
gaeed Yesterday IN taking testimony 10 REGARD 10 he
settlement Of an estate. Involving some novel ea'ures
Tho petition Of Mrs. Harriet l.. Wood, now WIG VI
James Wood, Of the town If LcWisboro' "es'chcS'e'
Couoty Gets forth that the widow OF the ate Ez"
Dean o. Leisboro that Ezra Dean died on the ISL uS
o. July 1871, intestatc. leaving personal properly
that on the 10th day OF August, 1871, letters OF au"
istraton on tho personal estate were granted Dy t"e
surrogate TO Sins B. RueO, who ID now acting ~ sucu
administrator; that more than eighteen months nave
earsed since his appointment and he has failed 10 pay
unto The petitioner her OF tne personal estate %
her deceased husband She asks that he be rrqnrcu 10
make final accounting.
Peter Il. Wood called by Mr.. Close for the adminlS'f"
tor, testified thar knew Mr.. Dean IN MS iietlne;
james Wood also nyod trerr, all occupying INC en
house He know that Dean left the mouse. J T.o
Wood aud Mrs Dean continued u live there ater Lea
left Wun, IS did not ask whether they we're huspan
an0 wife, they came together 70 witnesses nnSe r
went tato one rOonl this WAS In 1868 or ioo5' iuo
witness heard the woman say that sne 1au kOt tho
divorce from Dean ana supposed that Ooa a'9 hne
woman were husband and wife. - Austin tcSUncu t,.
after Mr. Dean lett the house whore he inu Deen
ana before nc died the woman lived with Mr. Ou lOl
wear Witness heard MIRA Wood say that she nlu w IL
divorce from MIR Dean. Mr. Close concluded tiht MI
Wood by her open adultery with Mr.. wood "nlic oil
Dean was living was deprived OF ali rghtS 10 any Poi
IOuO CStute.
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rAIENnAR4 rHIS DAY.

s,rnEa. COURT Il,ourt oornt A.
lG'n r. H. 7 1T ~ g. 10 7SG TO- SCI ,o2 sos
s6i SIS snG sO7 9oI 500 sir, ~ J. 3, ~ ~. ~ sl
sjJ S,s SOL. s3 stl aGj, 81 So, oIJ . so Sc ~
s0i So up to ami including 05 pay C9r a No" 81
W. 10 Ill 2l5. 2s 222, 22i 22G +2' $50 ISL 205 21'
Davis r j. and Harrst g 91 Pan Pan 10 =;
f,onrf opens At 1880 Nos. III 10 H~ w; nv o5
2! s. 2O7 POS lI3 III TO- $780, 1872 lUG 1868 Ill loS
~ rcav-Bcach J.-Court opens 1890 Il. N De
mlrr ca NoS. LOO. 70" ls5 Law Ana nact 10 G? G3
s5 lC2 3O 100 5js jj0 $40 6ld. dlo go O-2 O2 oo1
FL, pg sS a 5oOH sS Cpi9 5d a RSD
77 %9 i9 9 5is ifSs It6s iS55 5sS -'O' i''
yqr' G our m, gpT S"s a. ' i5s ST. aS9
S6,a. 4o4o g2l 203 9?61 ema gGS 2g6S l5S 2 ~
2G ThIr ri ~ ADJOURNED uni May 81
trro oE oneHs s m "a Tn' aTdSr
csIIs ~ II A. m.-SoG III. !. ~
6n Stnc PiEAs-GEHEaAL TKGN-AdOurncd sine die.
SPEciU rHGM-J r. DAILY. J.-Court opens AZ II a. ~
NC EoU ri Adjourned the term. :,
E IEGrA RIed ig l' iSis 10 iUis G sO0 as7i
s. as ~ 1871 ST. 9S5. 1920 1855 1852. i5lS
,g IAHI IoR5 i15s 9U 1861 G55 S5 1850 zoy lg?i
comp POOL 2JO2 zoos .Otj' @OUG l'o1' 2o'" zolo -ol4'
kalvE COURT TRIAL TERN-PAnr INcAdam &c. IN Com.
- o. 5GI asa, SsS2 49, 5000 49, 43i9 1917 la23
PGnT I--soidan J.. in ra5l Il Of The saprr I Court
COZ" 9pes a. 10 oa T S i H5o fg7g ~ S $i 4i6 1907
'PAIr UI-rawcs j. in superior Court. Part IlIConrt
opens At To- M So. 10. ;tH $tgo 592! 2l3g 3a2J5
s $751; 1857 1857 1913 ISL $SS jSO9 4S57 1885, 1866
George alige eonoas aaslnt ant 1a5Ty william itia r.
csny Ab6r j. ur false prrIonces Kelly,
William IL. Lane mansanghier - ,,,.. o,,..
Mcarl Connolly burglary John 1aohs seduction Etepnen
ss9' r5m aI Sc psron MeSa VOID ieonipas assault
huu DatbIJ'
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ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, WCducsday May To Io5V'
The Senate passed to day the bill prohibiting the n'u
ufocIure of hats in the State Prison.
concurrent resolution providing for the ma'ntenanc
Of the canals bv the thereof was made epe
cal order for Tomorrow evening II the Senate
James d. Fish, S. +. Moline, Edward over, d. H.
Frcca9 and others arc named directors OF the BrCh-
ten Reach and Ncw-York Railroad Company. TINS lne
Wi nm from the terminal lands Of the company D. INC
mo a. direct rOuc to racefourse III the low" VI
Grayescnd, Kings County. The capital Is plHced at
100000.
The law relative TO banks 'btly passed ny INC ''
isl turr and signed by Governor. allows discount
hs N rednco me amount OF securities deposited with
fro Rank Department IRON 5000 TO $1,000. Superll-
tcHGrnt Hepburn has taken advantage Of tho oppnru-
nifty tu REQUEST the banks tO depuF- Registered lhslt
nf cntIurn bonds. The request hn' met WIN gCci.
conrilancc. This regulation affords better Hcclry 10
thn i)rn0ltlpcDt aeaust loss by fire OF burglary.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit brought by Priscilla Page ana
the Western Union Telegraph Company against Inc
Holmes Burglar Alarm Company, decree DaSou on
udpe Blatchford's decision rendered about fen days
ago. was filed Yesterday The decree hnds thnt Tue
PAGE paten "a valid and that the Burglar Alarm 1O ,
pany has violated it, and directs IhuJ Chl''u =, ~
Commissioner Shields he referee 10 ascertain 'H0
amount of compensation TO be paid to the llllhth'
Diana NJ. Kcaney, widow OF General
Phil Krarnpy, has sued the Union Trust company
She says tha, her husband in 1888. four years peore
hia DEATH executed to Philip Kcarney trust Heeu oi
nm c-tptr worth $500 the income to be u.s. Tor 'r
surport hiring life. Pmlp r. Krarncy died III le'''
md the Union Trust Company mt IN ms l.aco y"
trusi.c The widow the company ior an hccnm'-
ING and for restoration ot monel +, when Hl' ,'''
hav, been illegally invested On The hpplTa.Ion -
Arson Maltby her counsel. yesterday, JnSlcc lawn
,r,utrd ucrnsslun fhit Mrs, kc2rhcy5 chHH'h
shUud Oe made plaintiffs with hef
The sale of the property Of the New-MeXlcO
Mining Company, In May, 1879, was the origin OIL
.uit IN the Supreme Court Special Term before justice
Reach Yesterday, between william C. Rrneler as pam
In au Stephen b. Ekius As drfendant. M QUESTION
of pgrtucrzip hcjwcCn tho p'aiutln ana oriruu"n'
involved. The evidence VIII be continued to-day r. %
= = smith for The plaintiff; 5nipnan BARLOW litVcque
aud Mcfarland for the de'rnihh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

C'''"
magazine BILL-NoMINATiONs BY THE GOV
ERNOG
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, May 19.-At the afternoon session
OF the Assembly the bill fol- tho faxaton OF Corpora
tlons, prepared by the Joint Committee on Taxation
was passed after being amended by reducing the tax Oh
corporations paying diyderd5 OF less than per cent
from three mills TO and one and half inils ana
ont-1uarter Instead Of onc-AI mls On stock paving
over per cent. The bill also nu nded b. reducing
the tax on gross receipts OF TRANSPORTATION companies
from eight mills 10 FIVE ns The Iax on manufactures
VAS stricken out and horse ra,lrOad were exempted
from the provisions OF the bill. The bill now goes 10
tAs Governor
The Exemption bin passed By tho Assembly, after
IN important ameU1mcut had been made TO IL by
NJ steie. The amendment Consists In Assessing the
uIl value OF RAJ and personal property row taxa
ole BY Iaw aud dedUctrng thcrorom all indebtedness
for uroperiy taxable under present laws
inter lrst deAuctiHR from sueh indebtedness the
fu yaue NJ all property exempt from exccutiop, owned
lar the uersOu claiming ABDUCTION This Is the prop
ion for which Mr. Steele has been lab JrlEg the entire
scssIop, This bill viii now back TO the Senate.
The bill pROVihihg that tubs cntepiDg oieOmhrghrGo
shall have lnrger label WIS pasAfd ~ lb0 Senate
Tbe Governor AgneI to-dny the bill creating State
oaPd of Health. ind FOut 90 tho Sou O nCnina Ous Tor
Foe OF to Reats Of commissioners On that Board These
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The leave Of abb
sence granted Flrst Lieutenant Rogers Birdie, jr Old
nance Department, has been extended six months.
COmmissaTy Sergeant John Buckley IL relieved rom
duty at Fort MOjave Arizona Territory, and will pro
coed without delay CgUp Bdwe, California Hnd re-
Dort to the commanding officer ~ that post or duy To
freve ConinIssary Sergeant Arthur j. Judd, Who on
hing relieved, Will proceed 10 Fort MQave aud report
10 lbs commanding officer "f That post pr dn@Y. LCdvr
diaNhuiy with pCru:'iu 20 'caV" The Department OF
Inc SUu Is granted Flrs; LrutenaEf j. A. FrsSenden,
rir ArfilIery, Lave = arcncb FOR Ons sur
grons c. iificHIc disability, with perm ON ~ leave
Inc Department OF DHkota, Ia granted First Lieutenant
l. H. Todd, 18th lufhniry.
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CURED OF DRINKING.

vounr friend OF miro was cured Of an Unsuitable thirst
for ouOr that had hts system that he was I'M
able to do auy bune entirely cured by the use OF
Hop ters II aayed all that burning thirst took away the
apprtte tor uuor steady. and he las re-
NAMED sober and steady man than two years and
has no desire 10 retain his cups and know Of number OF
Others that have been cured Of drinking By From lead
ing Il. Il. Official, Chicago Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

ro N, 1s1isba Harris Joap g Delavau and ErGStus
Broo Tbe last named Democrat 80 thai ts evCsnt
flat thu Governor contemplate creating noh-n
~ Commissioners without consent OF the os snaiis'
IN one Of tlesn has to be Hea!'h NonliliS
.iar.r of New-York C1ty and the other
two must he Health Commissioners OF soi Inc
itte IA CIV The oihCr members o. the boaIu hTs ny
AItorueyCI, ncral The anpeunendcnt o, INC Sgntse
survey amt the Health officer OF me Fort o. NJ" hon ~;
The Governor aisu nOmtnaLcd J0hn n filc', ~, NJ
OSwryO to be Canal Auditor, 10 sutcctu Gr"T,rm W.
SCHUYLER. Mr.. ri il Editor OF Ihe Osnego .,,,
Charles NJ. DenuisUD OF Utci, WEI hLO"n pi "a
aId Igycr OF The interior OF toe state was i %
FOR Canal Appraiser to succeed Hezeklah sInHr
lyry, nomnted ror HarbOr Masters, cXCngr nan D.
smart rrd Charles Mcneil, and for POrI ""ruei'9'
Moses Summers and Daniel B. EttinB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
BROOKLYN CHARTER LEGISLATION.

4 SURPRISE FOR THE DEMO RATS-A BILL PASSED
IL THE ASSEMBLY PLACING TIRE APPOINTING
POWER WITH REPUBLICANS.
irpoY THE EEG LAR CORRESPONDENT or TIL TRIBUNE.
ALBANY. May 10.-The Brooklyn Republic
cans IN view Of the fact that there 10 I'pG"ican
Legislature aud a Republican Governor. arc
determined to Obtain partisan Hesitation.
T, ,as been common argument with them here that
the Democrats, by the treachery OF four Republican,
Aldermen last FAIL obtained possession OF ncaiy all The
dcpartments OF the Brooklyn Government ara iLrrr-
fore the Legislature should pass laws for NOR" equal
of the great political parties III taa gov
ernuent Since the beginning OF the session Senator
Schroeder endcavOrcd TO pass hhi putting
OH, of oflco all tie present heads OF depart
uents in Brooklyn, and authorizing the haVOr,
Controller, and President OF the Board OF Police OF
Br0olhyn TO nj their places. Two OF these Officers are
Repubjicaus The hill bitterly opposed Ivy Senator
J,cobs and all the Democrats IN both bra che u! the
Ie,oslature Mr. jacobs aided IN his Oppos-
t,on nv a number OF tho Republican Senators. VIII"
were melted this course by faction OF the Repub
ican party in Brooklyn that was aisSa'no" WIN the
Schroeder bill. The combined opposition Ma3 success
fni--apparenily Senator Schroeder permitted his
fGat the be m s%SPde' and Controller %a '%S
should have tho pogeE OF maS RG.1G POI e%T
The hill in its amended form was passed ny the eGsia
ture aud now the hands OF the Governor signed
nv him n would practically leave matters as thtV are
IN Brooklyu as the Democratic Mayor might decline
10 agree any appointments with The Republican Con-
To-day the Brooklyn Democrats in the Assembly were
treated TO q surprise concerning that Dill MI IN re-
ltion TO licenses In Brooklyn recalled from the
Governor and tackled ali amendment providing
nat II Mayor Howell and Controller Stcihnctz should
mil TO come TO agreement within ten days
after the passage OF the act in regard TO
onnointments in Brooklyn, Auditor Am
nicrman who IL Republican, should also
become a member OF the Board Of Appointments In
this case All tho heads departments could be chosen
from the Republican party II the Board OF APPOINTMENT
should so choose The Democratc moiu0crs OF the
Assembly. headed by Mr.. Standby, Vsnementy
resisted Toe adoption Of tho bill For over 'wo hours
they made dilaOry motions regard 70 tue ni The
Repubcans patiently voted all the motions, while
Tue Democrats improved every Opportunity To speak on
the bill -, go, ..,,
The purpose to delay the passage OF the bill TIL
the hope Of its being further detained IN
the Senate and not passed before the final adjourn
mpnt which may take place on Saturday Finally AL
motions were voted down, and the bill as amended was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
SUICIDE IN 4 POLICE STATION

Mrs. Louisa Rich, age fifty-flve, Of No. IS
o,,yerst a. arrested by policeman OF the Seventh
Precinct last evening ehsrse of intOxcatlon and
licked MP in the Madison Street Station Soon alter
O'Clock the doorman the station found her hanging by
,he neck in her cell. lie cut her down, but she was
49, MPs Rich was the wife OF messenger at the
sob, sne had beeOms pagtly eraSed By the loss Of
ehjld and had taken 10 drink.
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DTrAKINEST Of !HE lA1FlAuR 1900. !
OFFICE OF INuIAS AFFAiIS WASHINGTON May 10 $50
DROPO~ALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AM

/ TKAN -PUEfA1I0E. - -
Et1II Pi.Ditb~ - iuGorSrl Proposals for Beef Ba'
con tlaut cooking TraIsIO nn, &c. as tho cast may
,,.r ui indian Aniits, Nos
- ami 81 Wooster York VIII be- received until II a.
iAiJt SOL. iO utui-hnS tOl Tie IN IAN
srryl ut pound, Bacon lo'n"o Z" pounds rrt
u the l--tO ruunds B"ai 90 lOan's bAhS
powder. ..3OuuuO Cora ,,~"oJt pounds COItt
Flour "UiU pounds Fet. 3iHlOuo Unhnus
d Il; emf y iiunuy pounds Lard ipJO
,r rI. Ness PORK $4,000 ptnus lH'c 100 pounds TEA
tuIuOS Tobacco, 2OtnD ponds SAT- Ii'V" punus
M H. uur Im mus soda SJ:UOO pounds sugar ana e33O'u
Also Ents Women aid Cotton Goods consisting in part
~ I,ckue i1u yR.ds STANDARD Calro riiD wards
Drilling iNUou Duck, 49, 900 yHId+ Denms ~ go
CiuEiAl, GU,UuO yards; IL ntuchy Jeans .bUUO
Yards; SIhet, . OD yards. Blown spethE. $4,000
Maids. Blc!,hcu Shrrtng .1.oJb yn0r lirhoty ~n1u.g
900 yad,; Calico oblring, Jo,U T.INs: Nnsty, o.
ynrs; Clothing. Groceries, Notrns Hardware, M'H,ch
S,ppes ana list OF miscellaneous articles, such nc
40 IIl, such o the supplies, dOOIs ana
that be contracted Tor 10 he delivered AT te
y I,I nsiSt De made out on Government blanks.
required fu each Agency ana the xmas anu guam
ra OF oil other goods aud arIiclte tOSeht WIN
AMI contract and bond COnllllOnS
To- b, 6.,Iyrh Jilder- time ami place OF delivery, terms
NECESSARY VIII DO turnlshri upon appcauOn u
IN Washington or Nos u, ana 90 NoOSI'r
~ Ncw.YOrA to l.. n. kingHlcy, 40. 80 Chntt place
Sew ! OK WIN. H. Lyon No. - Broadway anu TO no
II Pal Ieayeuwnrtl omaha Cheyenne and Napkt0n ana
the Postmaster ~ sioux CITY , $500, - 4.
bids will Opened NJ the hOnr and day above staeu ana
blddcrs arc invited 10 I've present ~ the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS
All is ,uu be arrnmnancd Uinrl checks upon some
urd States Depository Assistant Irrasi ci tOr az least
NV P'' ~ " X l.. TKOWBRIDGE,
ulS5lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

am Pastor Of the Baptist Church here and an educated
physician in pra tce but am my sole family phYs
clan ana advise IN many chronic cases over year ago
recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has
been under medical Of Albanys best physicians
several reaTs has been greatly benefited ana sui uses
the medicine believe Will become thoroughly cured OF
her various complicated by their We both
recommend them friends many OF whom have also
been cured of their various ailments by them.
REV. L. r. WARREN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. "a. 1879.

DEAR SIR Why don't you get certificate from Colonel W.
H. w. of Baltimore showing how he cured himself OF drunk
enneas by the help Hop BteTSi Hsis wonderful case
Heis well known Rochester N. W by all the drinking Reo
pe there He IL this city Cincinnati
New York 10 fact all the country ne has spent
thousands Of dollars for honestly believe his card
woud be worth thousands dollars this city ana
and make thousands OF sober men ~ inone
ing the use Of your Bitters ia w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS.

SAN FRANCIsCo May 19.-Ihe Democratic Con-
yention of this State met in Oakland at noon to-
day. Samuel NJ. Wilson was appointed temporary
chairman
All questions as to contested seats were decided
nv the chairman, who ruled that only those dele
gates should be admitted who had certificates from
County Committees
The Convention then adjourned until p. m, to
await the report of the Committee on Credentials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PREJUDICE KILLS.

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on bed OF
msery under the care Of Of the best physicians
who gave her disease various names but no re-
lief and now she restored TO rs in good
health by Hop Bitters had poOhed Of two years
before usnR IT, earnestly hope pray that else
will let their sick suffer did account OF prejudice
against so good M dicuo Hop Dtters[The PareDts-
Good Templars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE PUBLIC PRINTER
WARRINGTON, Mny -, 1870. )
propoaals 10. Material" for Of the H9yernnnt PRINT
f ncr or hsca yrnr ending June 30, 1871, VIII b. re-
~, ~ int Until 10 Orlsct A. L. Juna 1880 SEIZED.
ules md ill rnatitn furnished Cpnn application 10
49, JAO. 4. DEFHEEs,
Public Printer. Washington, y. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

Idecned 10 your advertisement Of Hop BitterS last
year. because thought they might not be promotve OF
tie cause Of Temperance bnt And they and very vaua
be medicine myself and wife having been grail benehed
nv tsc ana take great pleasure making them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel" Alton N. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

May ~, 1880.
PROPOSALS FOR WIRE WORK AND OIL
CLOTH scaled proposals. will be reorived at this Bu
rrau unti IL O'Clock NJ. on Tuesday May 20 So Tor tur'
nlsug 1000 squaie feet more " less wire wR LOT par
nnS pOJ feet, moro Or ess OF oil cotR Tor
luOTs. 4. ----,,.--
Bauk for proposals and any Information % 70 quality
and conditOns will be furnished gu application. . 49,
hight Wvo detects and to reject any OF Al hds 10 re-
S9i''u OH IRIsH Chief Of bureau.
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~ NRw.YURK CITY. May 10. lSStl
nAp0DNSAIS ENR lRIIGKINE GOV ERN

4 MENT sTORE9.-seaed proposals, IN duplicate az;
essed the undersigned will be recei ed II this Once nnt
ocl OK D. m Thursday, the 10Th day OF June, los!
al which time aGd place they VII be- Opened IN the pres
% nj dncrs for The Trucking Of all Government stores
within rho CITY Of NewYork which IL may 6e the duty OF
he 1prorwasteT's Department to move IRON tho 81 Jay
OF uy 1880 10 the 3Uth OF June 1884, both days inclusive
tho price carmanB Oau OF uNe OAR
rcs pcrk seYeI four 1900 pounds weight or 80 Gu
et other stores -
cce1,ng one mile but not exceeding two miles. kor
on isiorce cNCcrtng miles, but not exceeding three
mrs Per une.alf mile for distance exceeding thee
miles -. A. N, aoz
time ce upon reasonable notice being given him. at nlSht
without extra cOnpesa
t mud no allowance VIII be made for any detention
m any delivery except when caused by an Ocer OF
nUeni u! the Governments
blanks lo prop sails my be obtained at this office.
n suocpssh bidder viii be required tO enter into writ
ten contract With he Uuited states with goO ard approved
ssrlry n Of 5000 within ten days AFTER OeiB no.
tner of Iho acceptance VI his proposal, - - -,
The United states the night TO reject any or al
L. C. EAsToN. Colonel. Asst. O. N. Cen, Z. $ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
MEDICINE. NOT A DRINK.
HIGH AUTHORITY.

hop Bittors s not sense. an alcoholic beverage on
LIQUOR and could sold for exoeptto persons der
Gus OF obtaining medicinal bIstsFG GREEN 3. RAUA
o. s. Comr internal Revenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
MILTON Del. Feb. 10, 1880.

MILTON, DeI teO lV' AooV
Having Hop Bltters the noted remedy for Debility
nervousness indigestion hesitation IN sayug
that s indeed an excellent medicine and recommend 70
any one as truly tonic bitiers.
Respectfully,
REV. MRS J. H. ELLGooD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

Miss Mayhower--" Do You paint from ma
tnre very much, Mr. Dsub" Artist .. y" prefer
Out Of youf hsadi Taafa what You mean ~ tne
fynzy Of ganins, suppose. "-EHarVard LamPoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
I)KOPOSALo for SUPPLIES.
nrr1cR on IlGn1noInE RoARp

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Nav >, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this ONCE unth
u OclocE H. MONDAY the 24th day of lay, 1850 Tor
furnishing supplies fer Lighthouses anu LShtN eSSe4s io
tho fiscal ending June 80. ISL -, -.
Tho supplies ncedch consist OF glass ebiheysi wChS Va
raints oils &C., nWaTr hardware carpenter ana garden
g.. aud many other articles, al
which enumerated IN the specifications ttliep 10 me
II which Obtlined on
office Lighthouse InapectOra at IL PenDtlO
so are Boston, Mass ct TOmpknSvlle staten isla1
y (P. 1913 NewIOrk city,; and Ut NO. ZOJ SOuth
Uthst, philadelphia. A.. 49,. A., ,,..,.o
The right - reserved 10 reject any ~ NJ vuS % ~ "'o
any defects , ,,i ~ = - " ~ 9Sair1,on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
A SPLIT AM0NG GERMAN INDEPENDENTS.


Tho German American Independent Citizens
Association mt last night Beethoven Hall, AT the
Bowery aud Ffth-st. Coroner ElngeT, Nic-prtsiheht
OF The ASSOCIATION, presided. motion for the choice OF
,rcsident WAS vigorously opposed BY party,;o which
Justice OuerhOurg, Coroner EMngcr c. Ivy,
g. Kuc.t,., G. Hermann aud W. T.
Schneider were tho leaders, on The grcn d
that II woa'd he necessary to rcorganz the asS"a'On
for the Presidential campaign IN few we KS. and that
Il wonld be an insult a. the yicepl idcni 10 elect
president for 20 short time. justice Otrfa"nr6
moved as q substitute that comu,tre ia Nr.ccrd 10
draw up plan :or the organization 81 th' RHa"cl1 To-"
during the Presidential campaign. I'M VA, l'h Oh tr
t,,c lv A vote " - O.. aImd great iu ul'. The
O:irrlr arg l. ginger party i,UirG 10 "l'Edi'% H"n
iiir association, and tie hf"i Nc',P'r-.r'H'; 'tn,i
IIiurer the SEQ ut lc,rc sit NJ GusaNL' Levy, ana
iva secretaries. Grur-c kI'-'rr H'H \. N'tlh H.
r.il 81 thcr Di:cS and vi'GdrrW lGui thr r"oil "l-
lowed by tEcir sugprrW.-. .
Cral -. l. Nr:iri- Wa att,ITHrd elected president
ul. .i,Iy one ~ two o.: the dclrtatc- SAID iat Nr.
rIc, wus partly cause OF HE trudDc. hu JSt.rr
tcIuourE taAi TIC Ich had NJ political 7iLhiii-
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