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The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03
The Fifth Of July at Peak,s Island


At the first regular meeting of the city gov
eminent OF the summer residents of Peaks
Island for the year 1880, which was held at
the Mayors Office, Peaks Island, Monday
evening, June 2Sth, His Honor, Mayor Kim
ball, in the chair, the Board of Aldermen was
duly organized by the choice of William N.
Prince, Esq. as chairman, and the Common
Council also organized by the choice of Capt.
Herbert R. Sargent as President. The two
branches then met in joint convention and
elected the following subordinate officers:
Herbert R. Sargent, City Marshal in addi-
ton to his duties as Councillor. Henry W.
Hale, City Clerk. James Fl. Whitney, CITY
Treasurer. G. H. Knowlton, Harbor Master.
Jessie Hartshorn, Inspector of Fish, and a
large number of weighers and gaugers, sur
veyors, constables &c.
On motion of Alderman Sanford il was
voted 10 make a handsome appropriation for
the proper celebration of the nations birthday
and committee of arrangements was ap-
pointed, consisting of the Mayor and Messrs.
Sanford, Rich, Whitney and Sargent, to see
that the object of the meeting was fully and
well carried out, and proper observance of
the day (still held in veneration by the major
lty of Americans as the anniversary of the
birth of the greatest republic on the globe.
and one of the proudest and most pow erful
nations of the earth) should be had
The committee reported at an adjourned
meeting, held last evening, that they had ar
ranged for parade of fantasies in the morn
ing; also for rowing regatta and target
shooting for prizes in the forenoon, with mass
meeting in the City Hall, Peaks Island, in
the afternoon, when the Declaration of Inde-
pendence will be read and an Grafton deliv-
cred by some gentleman not yet announced.
In the evening there will be a grand illum-
nation of all the cottages with Chinese lam
terms, &C., and brilliant display of fireworks
on the public square.
Owing to the delicacy which seems to exist
hereabout in regard to Fourth of July appro-
priations, the amount of the appropriation has
not yet been made public; but it is under
stood to be up among the thousands, and the
committee were instructed by the convention
to extend cordial invitation to any of the in
habitants OF their city of Portland, who by the
action OF the government, are left without
the means for celebration, and who choose
to attend and take part in the festivities and
enjoyments of the occasion, and also assist in
paying the bills.
Salutes will be fred and the bells rnno Of
sunrise, noon and sunset. The Fourth occur
ring this year on Sunday the celebration will
be held on Monday, the fifth. RI.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03

ENTIRE New Silk Hats $780, Merry.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03

KID Gloves s1.oO to sl.5o. Merry, Halter
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03

BEST $10O Straw Hats. Merry, Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03
Better Late Than Never

PAY $500 and get one of those Manila Hats
of Coe. The best trade vet
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03

% Cent Straw Hats at Merry's, the Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03

LIGHT Nobby Derby Hats. Merry, Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-03

SOFT and Stiff Hats at cost to-day. Coz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

trade I'm this city James Eurlong, president OF Tue
Union. made O long address defining the of9ec'7
OF the association, and urging tDose pi'''
who were not already members, 10 JOIN :"
Then the Executive Committee went INTO Sec'o' %
sion The president informed a TRIBUNE reporter 'u'
the painters not in condition to strike Just a'
emit even II strike were necessary. though orgdn%1
ton vas bcing ropidly affected. An Internauohai
po,,ters Meeue II was announced would be neid ~
the Gcrmana Assembly Rooms No. 291 Boweryto-ihor
evening
The stoucrubbers Protective Union met last nsn.
discuss the coming strike for higher wae's' i"o
consists OF over 200 men. distributed 'n''"e -
the stone-yards IN the city. They no" tai" %
q dov working nine hours. A demand VIII nc ina rue
~ , C,,r 1,sentv fine cents n day III addillon ~
nr,ovv sop stewards will be elected IN al me H.
for thr uurnose of acGranng the propetors Win ga
loi & % H. Cco~ H. i'd The president Of the union, sad
Tie mcu had unanimously decided Oh tnis I'm, tbe,r
aected an organization last evening IN
NJ litary Han No. 1913 BoweTy, ana ieceiNeu fhat
mcmocT' ros my s5on he advanced to IS day,
on and af;Cr April /. This is ne sum az az Lost sum
cciyiug before The reduction OF 90 GEM uay "a The
NOR meeting for tne election OF oihcrls nhu , ,nu
transaction oner business VIII he heo next
The Rrassfounders and Brassworkers Protective AS
scranton held a meeting last evening ID Altly ii i,
No 1913 Bowery. perfect the org'nlzauon oeSuu i
week. The trade numbers about 1000 men IN ms cig
and the wages received are from ~ 20 10 20 " go,
If 90 No active steps will be taken 10 that end
mini the orennIz atom stronger thtn AT present
4 meeting Of The BIurstODe Cutters, ana rangers
Aesolailon took pace last evening nc Emmet iiaiic I'D
West Threth-st, with A. Mclaughlin IN inc chalr me
se In contemplation by the society Is i0r an ADVANCE
al wages from So 90 to 50 a week. beginning April l.
and The means fof securing this advance lOrnisd Ine
urUcIpa object Of TIE meeting. There are az present
about $50 members enrolled aud this, it was farcd
was 100 small number to effect the desired result.
One member urged strike against nOu-socicy
men. hut this WAS oTerruled by the presi
dent on the ground In their present weak con toh
society would be discharged by their employers
ana tner places supplied 10y outside workers. Al'er
some iii IL resolved that representatives Oh
the yards present should report at tie next ueeung
yard. with view To increasing tne
number and uniting them for common actloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ROBBED BY DAYLIGHT ON STATEN ISLAND
When the p. m. train on the Staten Island kail-
way from Tottenvic arrive at Princes Bay sta
ton on sunday wel-dresSed man with his cloth-
ing besmeared with mud got on board. He tod the
conductor that he had been assaulted and robbed
by two negroes while on his way from the depot to
Scott &, Earle's Hotel at Princes Bay. He said he
left New-York on the II a. M boat and took the IL
o'clock train from Clifton Landing for Princes
Bay; that when he arrived at the latter place as lie
stepped from the tram he noticed that two coiorcd
men whom he remembered seeing on the boat, also
left the train and followed him up the road when
abont half mile from the depot one OF the fellows
coming up close TO HIM suddenly struck HIM win
something like a saud-bag which fclled him 10 thc
ground. After securing his watch and charm ana
81 in money the men led in the direction OF the
woods. w.,
The stranger. who said that he was Newly oTk
merchant positively refused to give his name. lie
showed the conductor rol of bills which he took
from his inside pocket and which his assaiants bad
overlooked Both the Officers Of the boat and the
conducto or of the tram on which he was a passenger
from New York, remember seeing HIM and the TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
UNFIITHFUI CRY OFFICERS.

MORE INDICTMENTS IN ELIZABETH
CONTROLLER LrGGErr AND CLERK LEEDS NOT YET
SENTENCED CHARGES AGAINST DAVID j.
MrEKER--THE GRAND JURY TO MAKE FUR
THEIR REPORT ON SATURDAY.
Many hundred persons gathered in the court
room 40 Elizabeth. =. j. yesterday, 10 hear Judge Van
eycklc pronounce sentence upon Controller Thomas H.
I.crcft and Daniel W Leeds, who, after trial OF a
weeks duration, were convicted Saturday Of
a conspiracy TO dciraud the city. The sp,cta-
tors were disappointed, however, FOR, AFTER some
delay over technical formalities, the sentence
was postponed until saturday morning next
", s.rs Leggett and Leeds, who were unable to
procure the necessary amount 81 bail, confined in
the I nj the rear Of the courthouse. and did ap-
pear IL court yesterday.
II could not be learned what sentence would be-
but the extreme penalty fix d by the statutes Is two
year, imprisonment and 81 900 fine each indict-
m,nt. It u probable, however. that only indlct-
ment Will be considered ~ the sentence. the de
PENDANTS have roiractrd their former plea OF " not
gully" ON the remaining indictments, and substituted
the plea OF " non vult."
Three new indictments presented Yesterday
against David j. Mrclcr, who mentioned in fonr
prpvons ones n q coconsprdtor. and he held IN
81 coo for trial on April 20. which date
the same Jurors were instructed TO return. The
indictments charge that Mcckor received part OF
the profits on "a sale Of bonds made by
him. Icgg,tt and Leeds. acting coiointly with
intent 20 deraud the city. IL is alleged that Meckcr
as cnabledi do tins hy his position secretary and
t,c.su,e, o thc Mech mics SVncs Bank now broken.
OF which Leggctt the president. The Grand Jury
,y make a furiher report on saturday and It IL
expected that several other persons VIII he indicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
ptSSEyGERS 4RRTVED.
FROM LIvERrooL-BY STEAMSHIP REF
SHIP NEES.
PORT OF NEW YORK ......MARCH ?.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW. ORK. MARCH 22.
ARRIVED
str Bermuda OBI. WILSON, Bermuda days to L Outer
bridge 3 Co. ,,.....,- ,,..oh q, 49,, ,,.,---- =,
,y,,h an Gar ~ order; vessel 10 master.
utr Cbamete Reed New Orleans ds 10 BOgert Morgan
Shp Loeb Long tof Gasg"w bhdchd calcutta 100 days.
with md se TO Rail- Bros. vessel 10 Henderson Bros.
sim paumu!e OF Dunlcc Downie. Calcutta 81 DAYS. with
,dse 10 Fdmuuds Bros e Co; ves,ci Ia & Wright CO.
IlninDo (Of LOnl0h) Andrew Calcutta IL DAYS with
20 carton * MVa'I N'SSo W bchh bcycscl flck'
shp RomsJa o glasgow Jarman Liverpool days with
,nise 10 Henderson BROS.
nars Condor I'D Musseau, bordeaux Jan ~, With mdse
,arS Amaa (No temers Jan p, In ballast TO
pcnhn,n Boyesen, PicRerng * Co.
Rars Protector No., Wo, avrc Jan % via Delaware
Rteakwater. in ballast to Tobias q Co.
Bark Jane IRE tof glasgow Davis Matanzas days. with
Amsinck ~ 60; vessel To j Whitney & co.
aark John Gibson. Dodge Cardonas 10 days with sugar
to order; vessel Ia HattOn. Watson q Co
Bark Lvanter o lh0mlston Ve9per Saga lOdavs, with
,,gnr 10 4 Tucker & Co; vessel 20 snow & Burgess
rIp Wafer LILY Perry 81 CrOix 10 DAYS, with sugar etc
10 Ita1 tram Bros. vessel 70 Geo NJ smith q 60.
BRIG 1ncts. Spackhaycn. Curacao 10 days, with mdso TO
ID ae Castro n Co.
sfie Nellie Price, CroI IL days, with sugar, etc
B-ig sarah Ann Fisk Pogrcso days, with hemp order,
prs ida nIavi Brown. Cape Hayden - days with log.
wood 10 \ Mlchelena; vessel to I; Murray Co.
Rr,g Terra Nova, Barber Arroyo Il days with moasses
IN IL & Cos vessel 10 john Gamble
May Mcfarland, McFarland, MaanIas days, with
augar To swan 4 sou, vessel 10 Parsons & Loud
schr Thomas VI Stone lOf BO-tOn ifchcr. Cardcna9 .
oays with IL Howell son Coz vessel To Par
schr quaker CITY (of Philadelphia McNoy Maanzas 10
a. W Welsh; vessel TO Evans, BAN & Co
scRr Anua Tooker, rrogro 10 days. with hemp. etc
Thebaud Bros; vessel 10 A Abbott Il co.
sehT Ma ~ =, o ra 10 NJ iI1,r y Wonshton' WIN 'os"oo'
Bf1ggs. Davis. Bahia ~ uY-, with
etc, 10 Brown Bros Co; vessel too Buck Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
NOT TT rcTrD ACCORDING TO RULE.

Considerable doubt has been expressed Of the
legality of the election which took place two weeks
ago in the Board of Aldermen of jersey City, by
which Marmaduke rildeD. Smith w. llaincs and
Martin NJ. Drolan were made members o: the Board
of Finance and Taxation of that city. The rucs OF
the Board provide that all elections shall be made
hy pallot but the rules can he suspended by two
thirds vote. At the meeting two weeks ago a
motion TO suspend the rules did not receive the
necessary number of votes.
Ex-Co1gressman Hardenberg, president of the
Hudson County National Bank, said last evening
tnat a petition had been prepared by the officers OF
the banks of the city for presentation to the Board
fine Board to set ali doubts at rest III the matter by
electme the new members OF the Board of Finance
h disuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

BELow-ship Lady palmerston OBJ. Mills from Calcutta
Dec 7, to Barclay & Livingston. c,.
wIND-sunset-At sanity Hook, Hight W; hay. Az OiS
-''' CLEARED
str Hermod Dan) Hem Havre. Punch, Edge Coz Henry
Edye Besl byleT AntweEp Krs%s Bateras Boa West
city Point richmond Old Dominion s. Coz Annio seea
MN 9yae se Co. rleanoTs Bragg Portland
SHIPS sTpa% WOOf han srsSSS AnsST en
BarKs Induste AUST sOdlch Cork for oriers sloeoScn
F Fan Sa Ed1s co beSs as Do
lin Fgneh Edge CO. AdSnG E1g 1ea aDn Tor
Lun rOs Josef As Ivaneic Corr or Sr
Kooo Coz Idaho Richardson cienfuegcs Tucker 4 Co.
RsSEsm NI Boyesn GEeTns CO.. Norma
Ipswich Eng ssn9Sm Boyessn Pickering L S% &
seyn' sO3 hS3ssy 6 sG NeTo
haSso FgnSn Coz 10 venezona r MeVea
James Henry Mape Lssf B Kepn MSss Cork
for orders socoych Coz iter AaS Mas1yc Enors
Tor orders Bennam oysse6 Pickering Coz zia Catherine
AUST Bassan Granville FIT socoyien CS BraSe MIL
Briggs Daniel Trowbrdge Range st Pierre Mart ITow;
& Co: Acata Is,h Trapani Valencia seaeer GrOs
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FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON March italy from York for this port
mas passed the Lizard arr s ysTP1o str em IG
depha; Bremen str Leipzig, from Banorej arr at
QUEENSTOWN March 22-Arr Parthia from NeE-York
Lverpoo Sarduan Baltimore for LiverD0o Brit
ish Crown from Philadelphia for LverDO0 SIR lty OF hlch
mOnd from New York tor this port and Liverpool mas passe
CrOOkhaven. ,
LovDoS March 22-Saed inst Hope capt Stoesenl;
1911 inst Ornen capt Sverise7 1Opda 2Oth inst lMdWg
all or New York Henrietta Capt Adams tor pha:
Lydia SkOhCd, for Hampton R0as: Reynard i0r BOstO9
Virginia capt Deano) for Bath; Butcher Stetson,
Whitney. Providence Il, Stewart Freeman; I'D INST Ana
Maria DanOvarO.
Arr 9Th INST Gustavo Holmsrand l7thinst Cap the lat
Elsnore; 18th inst Abraham Lincoln bingae Excel
Mford Goth inst Abel Abbott Christopher Columbus ID
Cant SmOnsOn, FL 'erhOc Gaater capt Anderson
Matthias. ROsns Wedenhem; 2lst inst Arlmlan, F0rtu.
nato Nile, OF Scily Themis apt JOran at Ca
diz Vauta 22d ms Brmga Condor Capt Mocket)
For Later Shis NccE ~ an -; rum Pd2%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
nrsTRucT1vENEss OF TWO THIEVES.

The large dynamo-electrlc machine which was IN
tended to light the dome of the Capitol at Wash
ington was so lady injured early Sunday morning
by the two burglars who entered the building where
it was kept. at Nos. 1874 and 1876 East Fourteenth
St. that Arnoux g. Iiochhausen, the makers. think 1t
will be total loss. ~ ,..
The machine was taken TO the building at the
time of the Liederkranz ball, February !, and las
been standing there since Tor the purpose OF beng
completed. 1t was q sX-ma9net machine ana oi
about twice the usual size, beng three and a pan
feet high and about three feet long; 1t Welehtd
nearly i, 200 pounds and, when running, took from
eight to ten horse power. 1t could be so connected
as to throw a llgh, equal to O,OO0 candies.
The machine cost about 5000 and could not be
repiaced for less than $1,000. With reference to
it's being used TO hight the dome of the Capitol Mr.
Arnoux informed TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that
the firm had been given TO understand that the
machine would be purchased by the Government as
firm had built the machue, therefore. with this eX-
pectatlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
PAVING FLAGGED STREETS.

Commissioner Campbell, Of the Department OF
Public Works, has ordered several contractors not
TO begin work on certain contracts. The Supreme
Court General Term, in the case of Mrs Catherine
A. CRUDE a property-owner, decided that when
street is tagged and assessment is levied for the
work no other assessment can be Land for paving
the street. Mrs. CRUDE objected 10 paying an
assessment for the paving of Observation-Disclosures, be-
tween Eighth and Tenth-aves., because the street
had orce been tagged. The General Term based IFS
action on "a decision of the Court of Appeals i'll IA
similar case where it was held that haggInR meant
paving and that when an assessment had been laid
for II no further assessment on the property benc-
flied cOnld be lnlpOsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
NIGHT MEDICAL SERVICE IN CITIES.

DIR. Henri Nachtel, Of Paris, whose plan for
night medical service is now under consideration
by a committee OF the New-York Academy Of
Medicine, was recently invited TO explain the plan
before the County Medical Society of Philadelphia.
A connlttee Of nine. with DR.. Benjamin Lee
Chairman, was appointed to consider Inc feasibility
of introducing the system into Philadelphia and
upon the presentation or its report the society Will
dIscuss the subisct. The Committee had q long
ference with DR.. Hachte who entered fully INFO the
details of the si stem as now estabnshed IN Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
BROADWAY BUILDINGS TO LET.

There have been many removals of Broadway
business firms this Spring, and the number of
buildings to let is very large From Chambers-st
TO Twenty thrd-st there are to let II entire
bindings, Al buildings with stores, 60 with lofts
and 80 with Offices. Rents have been raised in
many INSTANCES, and efforts to obtain tenants DO
moi meet with much success. Some of the build
inps have been vacant for several years. the owners
refusing to make any reduction on their asking
prlce One large building near Bleecker-st.. which
had been vacant for ten years, was lately leased
and the weaber-beaten sign This Building to
Lease" has been taken down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
MORE IMPROVEMENTS AT RoCKAwAY

company has been formed for the purpose of
erecting hotel and piers in the Town of Hemp
stead. The capital stock is $1O00,000, in 10000
shares The company has purchased 500 acres of
land near Far Rockaway, including about two miles
of ocean beach, from Lawrence to Far Rockaway
Including Hog Island Ii is proposed to build
large hotel the beach and extend the road to and
along the beach On Hog Island large pavilion
and bathing houses will be built. The Queens
County Board of Supervisors has granted the com
pany the right TO build a bridge over the channel
from the main land TO the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
A NEW INSURANCE BUILDING.

The London. Liverpool and Globe Insurance
Company has decided to erect large new building,
and has purchased the real estate adjoining their
present location. Nos. AZ and 40 Willamst. and
Nos. IL and 43 Pne-st., for $4,000. Work will
be begun May l, when the present buildings there
will be torn down. The new structure will be
built OF brick fre-Droof, six stories IN height. The
building will have front IN Wllliam-st. of sixty
feet and in Pine-st. fifty feet The total cost of the
work including the real estate, will probably reach
S35O,OOO. and il will probably be completed within
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
4 YEAR WITHOUT SLEEP.

The remarkable resora ion OF Mrs susan b. Leighton
OF NewAarset y. II, has attracted much attention For
nearly year she had lived without sleep by Of pain
and pressure under and sunOcatOn IN the throat
Three physicians attended her. and the removal OF the
~, med inevitable. Preliminary this WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRH CURE rried upon her This was on Friday
on The following Monday poypus inch and half long
with string on IT, from the eye. discharged
from the nose through mouth followed by half cnpful Of
most ng The remedy continued until
her min etpectoraon and Catarrhal symptoms disappeared
She began to breathe and sleep naturally; her
saved and she was entirely restored Her letter concludes
Everybody ought to know OF WEI DE MEYERS wonder
full CATARRH CURE" Not less remarkable is tho OF
Chas > sauhope of p Johnst Newport r. L. who writes
10 Caswen Massey Co.. druggists; when commenced
the use Of " III DE- MEYERS CATARRH CURE I was
TOO DEAF TO HEAR THE CHURCH BELLS RING. /
am now able ordinary conversation and to speak
turaly" Nj samuel Benedict IT, Of Benedict Bros jewel
lcrs G97 Broadway. New York. writes "Ono package Of
WEI DE MEYERS compound cured lEmber OF my family
of chrome Catarrh ICANNOr SPEAK roo HIGHLY OF
IT, MI l. F. Newman merchant 3j5 Eulton.st. Brooklyn
WAS terrible victim chronic Catar-h lilo Ny
phy scans gave hope After two weeks OF WEI
DEMEYERS preparation greatly relieved subse
onently ENTIRELY CURED" &c. &c. Pain the eyes
cracking In the head cang In the throat snuiHos aud
spuris Of putr upon the tonss from the nosus
ARE SIGNS OF CATARRH The statements OF many per
sons cured by the treatment published in WEI DE
MEYERS TREATISE which i MAILED FREE To any
one by his Agents. d Il. DEWEY CO.. l6 Dey.st. New
York The CURES DELIVERED by them. and il sold by
leading druggists at 81 80. II IL CONSTITUTIONAL
CURE not merely Local apphcation-tho most important
medical discovery since vaccination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Rr.rooyt Eouse.-Count D0nhoff. of the German
,I0 a. Wasbinetm George Augustus sala, OF LONDON
and The Rev W. IT, Furness Of philadelphia ;f1 - IA
~ pIn,SJ / urexeL Of Philadelphia Ward n Lannn anu
III Wells Of WASHINGTON, and Gordon OF pbsn
80 - Yer YORK Hotet-JOhn William Wshace, OF fhhAic
mia hoffman HoiLse-AleIander Mitchell PRESIDENT OF
he Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway company anu
toTney.cIeneral George H Williams Eee.,m hoeIM's
Emma Thursby Strakosch and Il: Adamowsk
~ HOT IN ingalls, Receiver OF the lndlanapons
Cincinnati Lafayette Railroad company ana ane ROD
inson OF Troy James HOtel-General W. w. Beiknap
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

The whole force of the great hat establish
men OF KNOX "THg" HALTER is energedcay employed in
producing fabrics the Spring shapes Of gentle
mems introduced this daythe wholesale demand for
which is excessive Visit 2l2 Broadway Fifth Avenue
Hotel without DELAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
COrNTEREEITS

Are ALWAYS made look The original as possible
eepers are cautioned against the many worthless ana
agng limitations JAMES PYLE5 PEA LINZ some put IN
similar looking packages and others with sounding
Pearline which dealers may endeayOr to upon them
b. and only the genuine PEARINE SOD by all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
MARINE INTELLIG
MrNIArrRE ALMANAC.

MTNIATU RE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
Gun rse. $50 sun sat- . 81 : Clock flst, 6m 29s
Nom s.,s - 4lO Noon so1ths 1905 Moons age days 10
~ mon waTEs TODAY-A
CANDY Irnog boa GOV Island 5.i6 Holl Gate 1928
~ men WATER IO.DAY-P. NJ
SANDY IIonk 535 island. 6:lOl Hell Gate 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Buy your Candies and Easter Eggs at BRUM-
MEII's. The most complete. 4lO OIandSt
Branches: 83l Broadway and 293 9TH ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

F0rtify feeble lungs against Winter blast
with HALE's HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR OF druggists
PIXIES TOOTACHg DROPS cure IN one minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
FROu SprER's VINEYARD.
Ru,rR,s No. 353 SIxTu-AvENU,

500 twOyt Concord aud few Oporfo Crane Vine
the sO Orurrsd one thousand
Apply Speers Wine ONCE, "a Warrens ST. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

The thing the lowest possible prices Fifty
prescriptions drugs and general ne H.
cnes everything reduced opOron Established "a years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

AN UNRIvALLED LUNG REMEDY,
PHILLIPS "PArABLE" COP LIVER OH. in combination with
PHOsPHO NUTRITNE. Best medicine tor consumption eaca
scroulOus Diseases All druggists Depot Platst