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Chronic sk,n diseases. cn11cs of tho 1soro, tIu-
Pnnat,'sl abIt of BODY syphis atld vsnerenl,
Hlckets. White Swelling, Sca1d Head, Uterine
Affections. Cankcr1, GlnEtluAr Swcllugs, Nodes,
Wasting aid Decay. Of tho 1iody, Pt1nplea nnd
Jllotchea Tumnra. Dyspepsia, Kidney and DlAd-
der DlseaAos. Ehr1,liIc Rheumatism and G0tIt,
CONSUMPTION. Gir1tvcl and Cnlcttltnts Dcposes
and varieties at tho above complaints to which
sometimes Arc Kivan speclous natncs.
We assert that there ts no known remedy that
pnasctses the curAtIve power over thcsc diseases
step BY e!cp; antriy. frp1n thc foundation. and
rcstores tho injured parta to theIr sound cnndl-
ton. TIE WASTES or THE Hopr ARE srnpPEu,
AND HEALTHY Mt.0np IL supPf.EED TO TIM Brs-
TEN. from which new r.atcrtal Is formed. ThIsfs
tho tlrst corrective power at RltlwRy kgsutvont,
In cnsra wlnrp tho system hna been snItvAtcd.
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Hub1tmnte
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones, jnins. etc.. ct,ainE cHFLcs Of the tk,nca,
ricketts,, splnnl clirvnttirus, contottions. Wh!te
swGlLnRs, vnricosc veins. etc. the saTsnpnrllllnn
nate fi,a virus Ut tho dIseaaa from tho systom.
:. II those who nrc tMkinx thcs0 mcdIlincs fur
tho cure OF Chronic. Scr0fulnus. nr Syphllitic
diseases. huw0ver slow HMy hp the cilrv.. " feel
better" antl ttEl their RonerMl health tmprov-
ing. their flesh und weight increasing, Ur even
keeping !ts own. Is u snro Sign tint tho cnro II
Progressing. In those diseases the patient
either gets hcttnr Or wOrsc.-the virus Of the dis
case !s not inactive; Il mt arrcste!1 and driven
undermine tho constitution. As soon hs tho
8AKSAFAn1LI.IAF makes tho pnticnt feel bot
tor" every hniir y0u will grow hottcr mud 10.
crcaAa In health, strength. Attt flesh,
, 1880-05-15

fesslon Of ind IT., I'll, 1t Hutch hit. httys.
Cnr,hy IN ts'llHif or William l1uerisur. wilo IN
iinprlto1sh 'n tho House "f s'orrsct!nn on n
chRrgc of llc!nx IN minute of II dsorlrrly house,
fiSsnse 5ssi ssn!isy P4 st'y Edward Smith: attach
snl WI Il. K karr r p*; sso!!;s s! Commercial. In:
Eurnncn Cotnpany; aass, 'e57.un; SWEET. Hates Il
I;iio. TheoiIoro 4. nronson Y. City Of ChIcnso,
cJrrt rtmcnt. Eit.ttN: Mnttdkk. 4 Mason. Atty..
Iil47. j. II. EOff v. Mnrtn 1Ibftus: nt,peAl.
i2 as x I + 1pGsr pcrwar; y h'i3 nsni saire' P4y"o
RCrpnEssEp suiTs.
Bill Mary n. Grccnwood V. Ioatah Grcon-
w'x'd and 9. Il. Matst.; bill 70 restrain prosccu-
ton Of suits ut law: Elliott Anthony, solr.
JtjroE llf>GEnA.
Inv Or'lers.1,hfs, Kucckcn '. 1toneh: ting Y
t}le bo,tl and bill Ut exceptions oxtenlct! tu 2tRt
Inst.-;E,l'n. l,acs y: JGnf:n: bond GIc'l md
Icave 10 Hle additional count md general tssun
~ iie u stant ~ nlra ssltl,o!'t e9ntln,'9neec
4.lM: Mnsenie!d &; ilednnM.; ru'o On deft 10
JuplE MORAN.
Inv orlcts.-4-:0l, isoch " Mehrcr: lcavn to
mike. Aslnm fircIt codeft.. and t,,nmons.--!s:a'
rw' \ 10 t'i M to f.nt s s,os @ psn e Ta sh
.en ,'uys 10 reply TO peas s;,si, People, ETC., u.
Cummings; prisoner discharged.
JUD1E TuI.yr.
c Ghaneq R3t 9ae1 gus2 n,r y ch'cssc
nAit!c.
Decrees-3;2;e. fale :. linaf; ficceser's re-"
port ille 1ad confirmed n'ss In 10 dnys. and de-
l,lvorcet-3eg. George 4. Welch y. Louisa
Wtlch; lecrce divorce On tho ground of ,ltscr.
divorce on tho ground OF cruelty.
JUDGE DAnEuM.
Chanccrv f,r,,ers-3.uss. W0otlhu,t r. Kelly: not
~ Wnanr r. nscr;ai,, Il n fI,nrtin stn,id ;ssrn
Mahft' sirnn"r :. trmkins:* rnSNrT"d IL Mnat.r.
fSnr.nnsE EtIrn Taarntt !, E;,nnss'n. ,tIsI oa.h
nertv II 1'nvt ti1c}r nwn "osta np'o"' "''N'' 'Ao
Ps'+' !" P"' 't'''' w ~ sN't'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
THE INDItN U.IH.
Gl>rRlL uArcn oN rhE TRAIL OF MAEArDrEs
FROM MFXlCO.

GINrRNL uArcu ON ThE TRAIL OF MAIAUDEEs
FROM MrXiCO.
XASHINGTON, june 5.-t"nsr2 Hatch t"lc-
graphs from Fora rug, under date of Nav 81. stating
that M, fnnr companies reduced To ah"dt
one hundred ana the lnlan scouts are ia
fuit Of tine Irt.lanS going To MrXlr". There
are about one hundred warriors IN the party.
The indians are probably Mexican Indians. and not
Viclora's muIa force. supposed by Lieutenant
Nancy ns they have many wounded. The General In
,onciudiug. snys: ~ may catch them before they
rearli the Inc. lIy orders such that can follow
them no further, ard must look ont FOR Indian bands
IN tie mountains here. Cusack with four companici-
100 men -s doing hard scouting and good work east
of the Isp Grand" Casualties IA my command should
1--WE ne my Iudan scouts; more vaiuaJlr now tau
nnr tuis The Number ~ recruits. The surprise made
rs me May ~ Is more scrioua To the hoatlco
tran al urst 7upponrd.'
General !!a.cH also forwarded dispatch nom Lieu
erani Muiry. who commands Tie sro,. The Dispatch
5 dated al Fort CummngS, Ma} ~. In ms dispatch
Marcy ByA; " Trails lead from west side of Cooks
G. non straight for ForiH Mounia!np. The hoStrs are
making Mexico for the benefit of the WOUNDED. Tho
rni DOES 10 cnu7ist uf as many i0rHcriY.
hnk the trail made By Ylcorass PARTY almost en-
trplg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
rAIENDARs THIS DAY.

~,-rnrMK CHAMBER Potter. 5-co.r, osen, ~
SPECIAL IcNET' 9peG: a. lsG "a Pa Pa
- is0 ISL s 1888 -, 49, ls6. q lss ls9 Law and
Fas' S soS SIS to ~ 81 s4 s ois So es 6S SsS
s! 81 80 4, ils sIsS &c SiS isS
2S T ~ s. gS az 4S 10 oss a.
s4 ;5 5i Is ig %s; I Iss5
1871! 49, H. ~ l9 li3t & ssY w. i'o' 1857
ls EatT o5 v S ISL S2s'i SI
3 5G7 9 Jos G 2oi2 1884, aloi 2Ooi 9's 2O6o
PA fAa4 III iIfBeich JNccay 1880 m-Nos
'gE j 52o os5. iSs5 30 1853 s59 loo 1857 1855
1850 1850 ISL 1867 1868, lSdi 1862 1885, 1867, 1885,
4S sfsoG Suar-sPEclA TEEM-curtis g JCour, opens
I, Issues Fact. Nos o. SO l0, i! Y. - q,
H. G H. IS Is 10. 90 Il. p 2s. -, 25 49, ~ 70 3D. 80
TRIAL Tki!iIPAer IL dgwek. -cOCrt opens as II N
5i 4$l 9s; l3o' 49, go 7"1 72o' 1874 7C1 2c7' ei5.
tSa g SeN;s a f. 80 e, -S Sis s go
1881 7s9 1852 o5 1880 800, 1914 3i3 Co., 1885, lSiS 522
T0MMoH LEas-GrxERAL rgaMwil meet to ds for the
SrfGIA. ThRM-I HOcs5n, court opens at IL a. H.
EQgrY rEaIv,n Prun J-co1Ft PPeps a. Il +, No 10
- 81; o. :. : g ~ -, 80 ~
A r.@'s IS @s{ i3Si s esq., 49, e T.
? 49, 3,i :'3s 25G' sI 1851 $S Ss5 3is ,& 2
AgNk cor 81 TRIAL -fAhl i-pOtpp, III
lot curl pam IlI-iourl uprns At 10 m-Nos. 453..
i32 300 5GOG 4i9l ii9 1856 4l51 1855. 32S0, 3566.
SO? li0,. 4ya q! 44d? i!I& 44l9 5i2S 1896. l44o.
tcNFRAL sEssloVs-i'Asr lowing 1.-The People
GELD Oruriil eide Michael olns robbery Morris
PrtrO RO@acO .elonlOns assault
ANA battery, Ezs Ryan Emiur sui H. grand Larceny Jer.
pInh Sauu James MCMsIn, larceny from the
person Ellen Ferguson benjamin Eato. petit larceny Will
iaLn - lien Zic, lOnIlcre.
1',gT TI-Clrr,cevr. j. The People AFT. IN McDe'
mo- no icle Emanuel PeIez femious assault anu bat
t,ry JOHN hoe. john Brown, John Hunt, burglary VIII
lam Rlakr John DonOhuc larceny frOm the person AMMO
MOTIFS a2ortiOn George Watson. James r. khg se pr7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
FAMINE IN PERSIA,

To the Edttor OF The Trtbuns.
SIR: / received the enclosed postal card
from the Rev. b. Labam, OF Persia, yesterday Its as
follows: ~
SER, April Is, 1880.
The CONDITION OF the country is getting worse and
worse Prices have gone mp this month 40 ana ~ per
cent-tO ten or eleven times the ordinary rates Met
for seed 80 times It's usual price other cereals
IN the SAM proportion with wheat Great numbers III
people are digging roots and living on them. Great
numbers are dying ana the number must increase rap
idly the people have exhausted their resources or
cOIrse this refers to the lower section OF the pOpua
lion Dnt the mddIing class are beginning 10 feel this
long high prices. Money Ia lent at 30 per
cent interest Some OF preachers are IN distress.
The city authorities, moved at last tshained into ~.
gathered 5000 of the furnishing into caIayansary
Tiny feed them pound day. The coDtnement killed
off numbers Our hearts melt at the appeals for help.
our funds are exhausted. Yours truly, B. L., JR
You may be willing to publish this aud call attention
10 the still pressing necessity for help. Mr. William
Rankin, No. % Centres will still receive and for.
ward contributions, as he has done.
JiLLrOOI NJ T.. June 1, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
CORPORATION Notifies.

NOTICE.-proposals for Dredging mt and
~ between certain piers North River will be-
Ceved by 1ho OF Docks III and ll9 Duane st.
un 7 O'Clock. M. For full information
''ihe t,itv Record" sale at No. zCity Hail
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for furnishing FRESH
~ Burnt Portland" Cement wi be received by the De
Decks III ll9 Duanest, until June 1880
at ~ ornck For full information The CITY Record"
for sale at No. . City Hall.
NOTICE.-PIOpOsals will be received ut the
~ Office Of the Department Of Public Charities and Cr
rccto 81 until June 8, 1880, tor Groeeriet
ull information. CITY RECORD. Tor sale ~ No.
cit; Hall.
NOTICE.-PropOSals will be received at the
~ Office OF The Department OF Public clarites and Cor;
rcUn No. bC suave unfit June g. IL 20 for lea For iull
information CITY RECORD, for "a at No. Clty tau
NOIlCE.-P Proposals will be received at tine
~ Of Department Il Public Charities aud ,o
rrcon no SO Sd ave-. until juno . 1880 for Poultry For
hIl nfOrmatiOn CITY RECORD for sale &C No City
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL GOODWIN.

The remains of Samuel Goodwin, for many
vears prominent resident OF Brooklyn, f. d.. arrived
from Bremen on the steamship General Werder on saur-
day. Mr.. Goodwin born in Bath. England April TO-
1920 and in 1888 this country with his brothers
and sister, He became a custom house broker IN 1o4'.
aud ut the time Of his death Of the firm OF Samuel
Goodwin Son. He became identified with many cnar+
table organizations. secretary OF the board OF UuS-
tees Of the Eastern District Hospital and Dspcnsarv In
Brooklyn, and was connected with Christ Chureh
Up Ell in Bedford-ave He was Of the most widely
known brokers among the shipping people. 49,
During the Winter he lived IN Brooklyn, anu III SUN
mer Mt Stratford Conn where three years ago. ne pur
chased the house OF Mrs. Charles P Cnch sstrr on M
A. r. Stewart Mr.. Goodwin sailed from here for Europe
on May 1, and died OF heart disease In Bremen q re"
daYs alter his arrival He leaves wife aud chllnron
two brothers, Richard aud Daniel, and sister, VINO ls
the wife OF David p RnOades, president OF the NOW
York News Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
LNSURCEAr cUBAN CHlEFS.

ETOEls THAT HEY HAZE FLED az SCEI,EADCE
DECLARED FAI.sT.
Cuban circles IN this city are very much cx-
cited the report published Yesterday that Grnc al
G ircia had fed CuDa and that Two Other n,urgcul
cIefs had surrendered. They scout The idoa that the
news can irue aud say that II merely another false
report invented by thr spAni1rds Tor political effect 1t
said that Spain trying 10 raise loan In Paris ana
1t Is the policy OF the Madrid authorities 10 dcrcdt the
brlhgereut cl.ims Of the Insurgents and httlo the
Efforts they making for rmAncipatiuu The Cupan
authorities IN NcwYOk pronounce th,s Latest report
tIr spanish bureau for " connection OF false rep
rcscntauous 10 be Of piece with all the rest.
A TRIBUNE reporter. having discovered The new head
quarters OF the Cuban Rev outiolary Committee OF
Ncw-York. wa. informed by President Malu yesterday
that the story that General Garcia had rr.u forced to
leave tne island WIS uttcrIJ untrue. "Tne Sna,ish
policy OF fnlsehood very well kn0wa." said SrI
Biarti speaking with good deal ~ warmth. Colonel
Barnet ha, jusi arrived The strength and faith OF tue
CuDans increasing. ard is necessary in
lure the cause c~tiInt 81 the pruplo the
United States and dahpch me ATdoT 81 thr 'u"ans who
syupHth with The struggle Tor ndcpcnde cc ana ave
aid 70 h G PiS' aImy H% aad '"'1 'epS g64.
render Of Gail rmou AMI Macoo are Lot
had really occurred We should not have 10 Hat Tor
Spanish buliclns 10 inform IA ~ them. II the two
chiefs, Macoo aDd Gmlirrn"h, Lad surrendered that
would not be Sumelrht reason 10 hrlNe General Garcia
from Cuba. The iHtrOi cauer Is not gong 10 ptrh On
account OF he loss ~ two men. lettri lrOu CUTLER
mOA 10 Gou,Il GdIclD, h'hLk MN 20 axe - tOnni'd
OF the in~urGent army wa pub7hrd IN me lEiBtNE
two months 90, ana i! +, not kcy iei Gui.ior"on
wOua surrender N0luh army now mar shth hn'Stdutl
progress has been made. Ills detection, II true would
have been more uOil celebrated by the Spanish
I'VE have no lack Of good leaders for the army Of
hb"ratiOd. Colonel PralO "b'. N company with hts
three sOus, las fought lOf Ten years III CuDh, Is going
back to resume lhs place anOJg Tie l1smgcnis. At the
mccin at Masonic Hall, Wednesday Light. Colonel
rn"t Will give such REPRESENTATIONS OF The state OF
affairs hr island That The h"arts OF the Cubans who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
Eeaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME C0UkT-CIty and
~ County of New.l Ork JAMES N, BRoWN soc ex'
ecnOr aud Trustee the will Ct NAlDkON Is POSI-
deceased. plaintiff, against JOHN NJ BuCkiNGHAM'
ALICE BCCkINGIIAM wife Of JOHN N BtChlSH;
NAM individually. trustee aud guardian 81 SUSAN
IORNER under the viii ot CHARITY An Hoi.N In
deceased. SUSAN IIORNER and GEORGE j. BARLOW
(telant) dpfcndants-Su mmonS-ro the above lamd de-
YOn hereby suamoned To the COMPLIANT
t.is action, AID 10 serve copy OF your answer on nls
within twenty days after The service o.
Tins summons exclusive Of the As OF service amt IN case OF
Your failure appear or answer Judgment VIII be tahen
for the relief demanded IN the CON-
pn!nt-Datrl Feb ua'y ~ 1879. 49,.
f JOHN " WHITING. Plaintiffs Attorney,
address and once No. 81 Mailst New YORK Clty
To the d,f, n0ant SUSAN HDeNEk. The foregoing sun.
mo served upon yOa, publication pursuant 20 an ORDER
OF Hon Abraham r. LaMrcnce Justice OF the supreme
Court York dated l4th day 81 trO-
ru4y 1880 and filed wh the complaint IN tho oce q tas
city and County OF New YORK AZ the CcuEt
House IN SAID cy.-Da February H. 1871:
JOHN y. WHITING, Plaintiffs Attorney
FIG law6wu 81 Wall st y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
DEClSIONS--JUNE 8.

Marine Comrt-Chdmbes- Judge MCAdam.-
gibbons ag schoenfed Motion denied without costs Nc
Clare aPi DE, sOns filed. Arbrtson ag Lynd
Tvrede agt smith Chase sg. Lockwood Maloney sRt.
Rcnard5 agt Motions granted COure agt.
NmpKins.-J Judgment aside Dereth ag Bien Case de-
Csred abanGOned Bean TOnnele.Order settled Beh'
Tcus ag EggcIt-Ofse allowed. Oxey agt Deutseh.M o.
ton denied without Jehe AFT Lehrman-t omplaint
Moore DfschDr Briggs
poin Ell receiver. MGrtangh agt Risg.-rhc amendment
OF substance and win be al
loved Oh payment of So costs MohBsn agt Block Jnde
IN mi fDT paptih Frost ag DOnOvan.DefaVt opened
term. Morgan agt CLARK 0COnnOr ACT. Flauaean-De-
iuis In re zzo-Discharge granted under fourteen
day act elinks. -
iiy Judge oOrpp.- Post agt Black Ease filed
Iv idge Hawrs agt. Wilson Motion Tor new
al d.uie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Ensign Hamilton
Hutchins crcrrd 10 the rrcrivu ship Pa,sc
Chaplain +. Il. Rose to the CONSTITUTIONS Chaplain John
r. Matthews - the POwhaan, and sailmakor j. Wilson
to the Navy Yurd Mare l. and. Cnl. Cadet Engineers
A. W. staple a. T.. smith ard \. T. Woods have been
detached from the Naval Academy and ordered to the
urlctIcr-~!np DSpatcn.
The United steamer Vaniulia sailed from Newton
don. Conn, for Newport yesterday morning.
Inc Umtru 3 ats slrInCr krdrsargP will leave
Hampton Roads Il Monday the 7th liSt tor Boston.
The IN patch, at Washington. VIII he ready the
St INST. o. stores etc. prep ,ratOry going
Annapolis where sac il to receive cadet engineers for
The practic COURSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
Il STRANGE SEA MYSTERY.

PORT JEFFERSON, L. l., June ga lOftle
containing scrap Of paper wLcA written the iO
loving picked III at Ito ky Po mt Beach yesterday
Yacht Comm. February =. 1880 Lost, Elisha J,r
main, Will AIN JcTmau." The Coming vas In tow Oi the
brig GainsbOrough, whcu the latter sank on EatO's
Neck tur might OF February =. the JeIiuaInS VI no
iruIu Glen Cove. L. l., AMI IL charge Com.
iu. In los Oi the MN Is mystery, the Coming
foUui Wlth every thin- IN her cabin i0cr and
witGout leakage or sign Of distress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
FISHING GROUNDS BOUGHT.

MONTREAL, June 5.-Frazer's property on
the MetApedla and Rcstgourhe Rivers has been pur-
chusc by Mcssrs Vanderbilt and Tiffany. OF NoWYOrk
tor nshnz cuu,cnenccs IN Summer. rne price paid Is
said to be 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
DIRECTORS OF A GREAT RAILWAY.

MILWAUKEE,, June 6.-The annual meeting
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Com
pany held in this city yesterday The Board of d.
rectors elected follows: President. Alexander
Mitchell; vicepresdent, Julius Wadsworth. Of New.
York John Plankinton and Merrill, Of Milwaukee;
Jeremiah Mlbank, Abraham X. Van Nest David bows,
John NJ. Burk, Peter Geddes, Hugh T. Dickey, James
SULLIVAN, New York; Delay Chamberlain; Cleveland:
Jason c. EIstOn, Minnesota. The financial condition
shOwn TO be good. The company now operates
1922 miles of road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
Cost an0 fonno.

DANK BOOK L0ST.-Bank Book No.
~ 43l022 OF the Bowery savings Bank msslng Ihe
inner ~ requested return IL 10 the BaUk not restored
before tn day Juy lsSO. application WIN Do mac 70
thu BlnK for a naw book.
I OST.-l,ank-bO No. 1O4 Goa, issued oy
the German savings Bank, in the City Of NewYork, 70
Ur H. j. BOLDP The hnder IL reg nested 70 re-
restored before the ls OF July,
application viii be made I'd the BANK for new o1ok
1 OSr.-Bnnk Book No. 414,703, Bank for
IL savings o. BleecKerst, New'York Payment stopped
Please return book to Bank
OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book No. 81, 339.
A. issued BY German savings Bank In the CITY Of Neg;
York 10 H. G. Kethman and - nnsSasg AN
persons are cautioned not To negoults tue sauna
ho Hinder holder Of tne book wi PLEASE aciysr 20
Apr application will be made 10 tke BANK for new oook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
Johns. LAWRENCE.

John S. Lawrence, wcll-knOwn lawyer OF
this cily died ON Friday evening A. hA house. NO %
Wcst Nnctetnth-st. He was u brother VI Jtoueo
Abraham Il. Lawrence Of the supreme Court, ana son
OF the late John l.. Lawrence. who was also prolrI
loyyycr The death Of sir Lawrence was Snduel nc Ie
turGed from trip OF town only two days hclOre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

kid finished Lace mitts have cur, and again
quite cover the arm their colors are pale 6eru
straw, black. white and delicate blue The beautiful
real Chantiy black lace mitts cost from 80 70 $40
pair Fine black lace ms cost 3d. and there arc Others
for rs cents and 81, of good quality.
Messrs A. T. Stewart 4 Co, II. O'Neill. James Mo.
Creery Co. and Lord Taylor will please accepts
thanks tor attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
THE HON. JOHN WOOD.

QUINCY, ILL.,, June 4.-Ex-GoVernor JOnn
Wood died about 1890 a. to-day. lie was the
founder OF this city, having setled here, alone
in 1922 and was always recognized afterward as
foremost OF the CITY. lie was born ~ 1yu1a
County, New York, December 20, IDS ana cauc ~
Illinois in 1919 Duriug hiS career he flied many pm,
lie pOSiIlOns, having been CITY COuncliman' se''i"
times MaYOr. Sille SenatOr aud GOYerlOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
RAILWAYS SOLD.

MILWAUKEE, June 6.-The Milwaukee and
Marathon and MenOsba aud Appleton Railways were
sold yesterday by the Marshal under decree Of
the United States Court and were bid In by Guido p.
Fisher and E. H. Mariner Of this city for 600 for
the principal stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

ment Of coquetry in the double appeal to her lover
and to the house. The femRine world OF rank ana
fashion may be thought to be proof against seduc-
tiveness of this sort, but it was from such women
that plaudits and panegyrc came at the end OF the
miami c. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

listen to him will I've filed both WIN sorrow iOI o
Irongs their countrymen are suffering with burn
Ing desire them, ana 10 dfVe inc oesPols OA
TO Spain, where they belong"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

Eyes," said the witness, II remember the
dtennts mother cry ING the refer red to-
she was weeyirg with her left eythc only one she has
md the trurs were running down her right cncek:.
What, exclaimed the Judge, :" how could that be y
- Please your Honor" said the witness, she was
flli,r crnsseyel. Won CITY DERRICK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
TIE COURTS.
CAPTURED IN CHICAGO.

CAPTURED NhlNaHO
A dispatch from Chicago, addressed to In.
sppctor Dilks Saturday. that Edward Wer, who
escaped last Winter from court officer on Sxtl-ave
after having been sentenced term OF imprisonment
larceny had been captured there and would be sent
TO Ncw-YOrk at once.
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ALPHA LODGE ND. !. a. d. a. W..
MEETS AT THE FOLLY AND RICHARD
vi building every Tursday evening at =
O'Clock. soionrn,na brethren in good standing
ar- invited to attend.
Examining Phi, sicians DIR. II. Rockman and
DR.. q. IL. Thoms.
]. @. G. wHrrMoRE, Recorder.
Eureka, July "a. lSS0 iy23-v
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a. o.. n.
NTEET, EvRRy FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
MI nrdsy Of each month. vt their hall.
corner Clark and Edwards streets. at 80
O'clock. THos. MURPHY. President.
PArRIcK HAxNoS. SECRETARY.
EUREKA. July IL. isso jy2o-u
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.. a. -. RVRY tOiWr M. 3.
MEETS on THE SECOND ASp rOrRTH
vi Mondays Of emch mouth. at M o'ciock
p. NJ. IN the odd Fellows Hall huii,l'ng. All
IN. MIXERS of the Order in good standing are In
vttssi Ia sttsnd. b. q. LEVY, W. O. X.
las. ". S~ITH. r. 2.
Eureka. May ~. iss0. my1S
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vag EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

... evpsr MORNING rzoErr MON
ru''- pAYl, BIZ
se,cy a. Skill L MAN,
80 aEo. W. CASSIDY.
i. -xlIlsAs' I'D p.,e,,.n sts ,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
BASE BAIL NOTES.

The Detroit, Providence and Buffalo Base
bali Clubs want Bancroft next season for manager.
The Lsgue Association viii meet 10 day at the Osborne
Iouse Rochester. instead 0! al Saratoga
George Wright is to have benefit IN Boston next
week.
81, Louis will place q League club IL the field next
year w.t., o,.., -.
Washington on Saturday by a score OF 9 10 l.
D.rbv Powell Mcclellan. Morrissey. Mansen an
Raker have scnidcd their intention 70 play Win the
Mammals Of Washington next season.
Ihs cub v 8 again victorious IN lhe game WIN
-, Colegc CLUB saturday al tho Union Grounds
yPrnnklVn Tne score was As follows; AetfOpoAt%n'
Ii: jasper College. s. a.. ..,o,.r ~ ,h.
,,,.'esn' Club Saturday asking 10 have arranged a
80 -, matches between the CHcdgo League IuO ava
e 1etropoitan Cub. 10 be played Ia AeW-iofA this
Th Providence Baseball Association organized In
60 y,b capital stock Of -, 800 During that year
~ nm q, s. 200 vas expended Oh the grounds ana the
Ah edness AT the cose OF the season reached s4ooo
IT, ss.r,e. Of the players amounted to sloooo 10
20 the .p,n Of 81 900 was expended on the grand
,nA and The season considered socceshiui one
- ,Aeh,ednss. was reduced % $4,000 Ihe saisfite
- ~ nI.vers reached $1,000 O:' Octo'.i IL VI s,.i
OF W, re siiOns debt s33OO' ano tne
Amounted 10 sl4 400. The attendance on 'H' s'0'A'