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, 1880-04-11

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MAcKISAw CITY. Mich, april ia large Meet
Of vessels and propellcrs passed through the
Straits to-day. The barge 1nter-ucean and TOW
got through the south channel to-day, being the
first crafts through The down fleet that ar
rived Yesterday is all here fast ID the ice.
The schooner D. E. Bailey, corn-lnden. IS
ashore on McGulpin Point, near the Swallow.
The vessel not leaking any yet There are sew
cr7al more in close proximity to the beach, buG
the ice being piled up inside OF them prevented
their going ashore:
The schooner E. Fitzgerald fs near the beach,
and is reported leaking some.
The schooner Sunrise Is four miles above mere
in the ice, with hor bowsprit and 1lbboom gono,
and the Richard Winsfow lies near her with her
jibboom and foretopmast gone
There Is II large feet in sight below mere, uy-
Ing to work up through the South Enannel'
Wfnd-North, fresh
Special Dlspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CHEBoY0AS, Mich. April 1o.@onsiderable
snow fell last night, accompanied with heavy
northwest wind. which increased to Q gaze our
i1ag the day and thawing but little. It Is freez-
inF l1ar1i Tonight
The up-bound fleet IS scattered In the Straits,
some in the ice and some at anchor.
The south channel is opened, as Indicated ~
schooner coming down and hoisting her colors
opposit this place She appeared to pc tne
schooner keldcrhouse, owned BY the CheooyG gan
Lumber Company Two others followed after
A narrow strip Of ice at the mouth Of the
river will not stop boats from making the har-
bor.
, 1880-04-11
LIGHTHOUSE ORDER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10.-An order has
been issued that all lights on the northern and
northwestern lakes and adjacent navignble
waters be exhibited from sunset to sunrise ut al1
seasons when vessels can enter the ports or are
navigating in their vicinity, and ordering thnt
all buoys in the lakes and adjacent winters be
kept in position rs long rs possible In the fall
without running the risk Of loss By ico. md that
they be promptly replaced in the spring after
the ice leaves
, 1880-04-11
PREFERRED CLAIMS AGAINST YES
Sells.

PREFERRED CLAIMS AGAINST VEs-
Sells.
An effort Is being made by parties Interested
to secure the passage by Congress OF Ia" CIV
ing claims against vessels for. ship supplies the
preference over mortgages. Tho following is a
copy OF bill now pending in the House OF Nep-
resentatires:
A bill to make ships, steamers, tuRooats.
schooners, and vessels engaged IN commeIce
and navigation between ports Of dl1erent otates;
and also between ports Of the United states An9 :,
foreign ports, liable for certain debts con1rMac.Su M
by their owners. part owners, masters, clerh'
steward, or other agent and TOT otner pu. saf
Be it c1actrd, That ships. steamers, tug Doals,
sclooncrs and vessels engaged In commerce
and nayigntion between ports OF o1MeIen1
States R11i also between ports OF 1ne lnlte1 ~
States and foreign ports shall be liable LOT ~
debts contracted by their owners, part Owners,
master, clerk. steward. or other agent 1oE anu
on account of materials supplies, proslslons'
and repairs furnished for the use or salo "atel-
craft, for towage services. and WORK aho t.Do'
done md services rendered in !oadlne. trlm-
ming, slowing, and discharg1ng the cafEoes
thereof irrespective Of what port said materials,
supplics. repairs provisions, towASo services,
and work and labor were furnished or rendered.
and that all Of the foregoing goods and services.
leiug maritime in their nat11re, shall conier
upon those furnishing the same or rendering
said services the right to enforce an admlraltyy
lien agufnst said water-crdft therefor. WHICH
shall accrue by reason of the indebtedness Or
liability aforesaid, and which shalt have the
same priority OF precedence Of mortgage upon
said wAter-craft given to general maritime Aens'
, 1880-04-11

The schooner Mary takes barley from Bur-
Ungtou Bay to Osweeo at three cents per bushe1.
Seamen are congregating in considerable
numbers at Toronto.
Tug rates at Port Hope are expected to range
from S to S. this season.
The Kingston Ne1rs says the only cargo of ice
unsold in the harbor is that of the Benedict, for
which $325 per ton Is asked.
Waub ashenc to Sturgeon Point heavy north
west wind was breaking up the ice. md the
prospects were that the buy would bc entirely
clear within day OF TWO. On the otn INST tho
ScTerne but had to return, as the ice prevented
entrance to the latter port
Tho new steam pleasure yacht Marsnau and
Murray was launched ut Waubasnene . lew
f3ays aTo She is one of tho finest and most com
Portable steam yachts on fresh water; me
steam Yacht Alert will be ready for launching IN
q few days e,.o.,, ,,so,,
win ice. Is leaking badly.
The Gananoque Reporter complains .i1l thaf the the
fhe factories, and the wash Of dirt from tne
banks, hare gradually filled up me channes III
TIC liver 20 that 1t Is impossible for anything "a 18
:ssx eoows to get up where vessels carrying "'ooo
, 1880-04-11

Special Dtspdtth to The Chicago Tribune.
EscASABA. Mich, April 10.-The opening OF
navigation ut this port received q check day
in the shape OF fierce northery 1alc with
light SHOW, which ragged all day, and stiffened
the Ice considerably.
, 1880-04-11

According to the Detroit papers there are now
on the stocks at Oadcs' shipyard a tow barge for
the Lake Superior Lighthouse Company and
Eand scow for Louis Dubois. Both craft will be
ready to launch IN about SIX weeks.
The steam-bnrge Ida Burton ts undergoing
repai1s at lockwood previous to being turned
over by Capt Joseph Burton to her new owners,
Tuttle T. Co. Of Mt Clemens, She will have f1f-
teen feet added to her stern. new machinery,
and new decks She is to run in the bolt trade
between Mt. Clemens and Canadian ports.
McLaren e. Sprag1se are building at Rockwood
mew f nf % sacuafed @ ,re to ch naia M l.
$50 feet s. feet beam. Estimated cost when
completed (Which Is expected to be about May u
is $14.000
/ new eteam- barge will also be built at Rock
wood during the coming summer to run on the
Bay City and upper-lakc routes; and Two new
bargcs will bc built late in the fall or early in
the winter for the lumber trade.
, 1880-04-11

bushels used to sail Government surveyors
have been at work on the river:
The new barge Huron, building at Garoen
Island, will not be ready for Launching unnl
June The craft Is being built entirely OF oaK'
and will cost probably $l5,0 ,000- ~
, 1880-04-11

SAND BEACH, Mich, April 10.-A heavy gallo
has prevailed all day from the northwest, com
mcncing at a. m. The schooner Home, OF Port
Huron, loading salt at Port Hope, broke loose
and went ashore with about 400 barrels OF salt
Tho Point au Barques lIfe-station took the crew
oil. The vesse: is lying easy.
An unknown schooner is ashore about two
miles above Port Hope. The hfe-boat has gono
to her this (6 evening.
, 1880-04-11

Prevent weakness and degeneration Of the
kidneys and urinary orRaus,-Malt Bittera.
, 1880-04-11

Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, April 1D-Passcd up-Stean1-
bargeV. H. Kctcham, schooners james D. Saw
yer, America, Our Son, MAria Martin.
No passages down.
The new steam barge Iron Age did not1aunch
to-day as intended, owing to the high wind
Wind-North and showing.
, 1880-04-11

Rms ]umbcrmen, Of Milwaukee, 0tfaFeo hero
Yesterday On her first trip with cargo OF So,ooo
feet of dry lumber, taken on ut Man1stee' 1ae
dimensions of the Penobecot have already ocen
otyen in TEE TRIBUNE. She is beautifui anu
.tanch craft, and elected many complimentary
remarks as she towed up the nFer. ine no6-
conner is commanded BIZ Capt Charles Johnson
an old and experienced lake mariner.
The tug F1ossie Thielcke was 1T Miller Broth
eys' shfpyard yesterday for repairs upon ner
rt1ofho1se. which received q raking from the
stern of the schooner F. a. Georgor the other
day. through being crowded by Northern
Transportation Company propeller. ler.,,en+
of the lower end Of the Anchor Line dock yes
Tnc schooner Jenny Lind is booked for dock
ing at the Chicago Conapanys soutn elde s sG!Pss
s1e YesteriaT 4 afternoon the steam-barge Fayette
passed up the rlvor with cargo Of ary Jumper PET
above the raii. Each tier vas securely lashed;
The Fayette got tho benefit Of three hours of
the northcr outside; and reached me naTno5 Is1
she been caught any great distance down the
lake this monster deck load must have gone
swimming. It shipped enough to give the barge
The schooner Dan Ncwhall received new
manmast at the derrick in Lighthouse ship yes
The schooner Maggie Thompson went into one
of Miller Brothers dry-dooks Friday evening"
and came out again yesterday. The schooner
Acorn followed her into tho dock for ca!klng:
Hanna, vice W. H. Humphrey.
The barge E. T. Judd will proceed to Menomi.
nee under canvas She took out clearance List
evening. --,&..
The tug Tarrnnt Is receiving new stanchfons,
rail, and covering board. and Is also having her
A telegram from Mr. Stephenson to A. G. Van
schnick, dated Mt Menominee lutte Friday night,
rends: '@Coast clear. Come ahead" Which
menus that navigation is open to that port
The current rate of cargo insurance con-
tin,1es to be Is cents per $780,
The news from the Straits, printed In IHE
TRIBUNE yesterday. caused considerable excite
ment in marine circles. Reporters were be-
eiegcd on nll hands for Inter intelligence, which
they could not furnish. The number OF vessels
aggregated fully q &ao00 bushels Of grain OF
all kinds.
, 1880-04-11

ALBASX, N. T.. April 10.-The canals will be
opened to navigation april 20.
, 1880-04-11

Special Dltpatch to 1ht CHiea0o 1Fi5un<-
DETROIT, Mich, April I0-The large tow barge
J. II. Rutter, which towed through from Chicago
with the steam-b barge james Davidson, ran
aground Just outside OF the piers at St Clair
fats to-day. She is reported hard aground. She
is in the same place where she grounded last
fall
, 1880-04-11

but for the present he says he is bent on first
I wipinr out the infection. This done, he will
have time to go to law If it should seem nee
esSarY.
, 1880-04-11

The scow Three Bells, of Racine. struck the
p1er at Ludington ON Friday, and drifted upon
the beach with n crushed bow and broken bow
sprit and jibhoon. 4 tug afterward pulled her
OF and towcd her into the harbor. The scoW Is
said to be leaking badly.
, 1880-04-11

The new schooner Penobscot, recently launched
at Man1towoo by Rand T. Burger for Bradley
, 1880-04-11

No piano has been longer before the
country OF won a more honorable and en-
during fame than the Emerson.
, 1880-04-11
The Ice Bridge in the South
Channel Of the Straits
Broken.
Schooner D. e. Bailey, Corn Laden,
Ashore on McGulpin's
Point.
Echooners Richard Winslow, Sunrise,
Z. Fitzgerald. and Porter
Damaged.
The Barge Butter Takes Rest on a
Favorit Spot,

AasuA4t bPV"
A GALE FROM TIE NORTH.
About midnight Friday the wind, which mad
been blowing With the force Of a moderate gnle
from the south, gradually vcered to the west
ward, and at 6 o'clock yesterday morning sud-
denly whipped around to north. The chanEc
came in the shape of squn1L filing the cir on
the nike with epfny, and On land with dust Inc
course OF the sea. which had changed during
the night from south to west, now was oirectco
up the lake. and the waves were soon running
sufacicntly high to break over the North P1er'
while the wind carried the dashing spray acroes
Lighthouse slip in spiteful manner: Fortu-
naIcly there were few vessels near this port
during the morning hours Thus mtshaps we're
vet it continued quite brisk up to dark Whllo
Hurries OF snow ailed the air at intervals: The
propeller starueca. which left for the Lover M
cousort, the schooner F. A. GeotRcr, no doubt
anchored in Milwaukee Bay. The schooner Nel-
lie Gardner towed out into the lake carry m me
Hospital. The schooner G. G. Mixer towed out
of the harbor and then in again. With
out stopping look and toss were enough gic, iGr
might have sailed early Friday evening, but con.
cidcd 70 see the luckless day out IL port LEFT at
from eT wsssegon durins tie
propeller JunIata started for Milwaukee, on her
way down the lakes. early in the forenoon res.
- ,orst have been allow work. At o'clock yes
+I,iw {hirtu inches above FRIDAYS level, and
~as rcnorted hirher than at any previous
+ime t1,is sprincs By noon. it had fallen
ho1,+ fnnf. vat continued quite
ht"3. +h,onono1rt The tugs Constitution, Hack
I.SA ~ a-,d MAJ Mc7ane fpol1 advantage of the
r;se ~ 4n tow the larre schooner Michigan from
Adams street. to illinois Central Slip, where
2 yester,iny afternoon the wind was north at
Alpena, with velocity Of IS miles; at CleVeo
land west q m!1es. u 5,, =, tias uf MI
a..is mne: a. ,or+haat u mfjes: Mt Port Huron,
nnrth 1 miles: at Santlusky, northwest, 46
miles
AEOIHEh AshN1s ALI T no4n ohAO ~
Tcsterday afternoon ane stea!n-oateo ~. -
Eafrbank arrived mere 1fon apeua ~. "a
cargo OF lafOo ceoar ues- 1ae Ea4i ioauA - oo
noennH craft tn reach Chicago from the lower
, 1880-04-11


spread great deal, aud that he has the dis
ease under control. He expects other cases,
of course, and would not be surprised to
have one ormore every day for q week or more
to bscsus a the POSSIBLY are seaered
through the city. lie has no means OF KNOW
ing where they have gone, has no way. to
reach them, and cannot estimate the extent
to which they will spread the Halady, put ne
is after them every day and night ig s ,a3 and
them. There is no doubt but he IS
to crush out the disease. and
that he is nobly assisted by tle Mealcai In n
takes, and his assistants certainly nave, put
they have been of mind, and not OF heart,
and are not liable to occur again where 1t IS
possible to prevent them. For q, i, instance
ed, as in the Green-street case, and the infee-
ton will be arrested at once; but III such s rs
the Adams-street case, where the patient
quit the premises in advance OF ~. De
VOLTS knowing Of the existence OF / the tli5-
the physicians Of tie city to assist him, and
tice to give the public the benefit, Of
the doubt, and has procured a set OF
books in which he desires to register
children, for the benefit Of the schools. IN
all vaccinations of children coming under ms
notice he proposes to have them report to him
five or six days afterward to see the effect
before the children will be admitted to the
schools; and, as a precautionary measure, ad-
far as the Department is concerned, the work
of.vaccination will be continued at the rate
Of about 100 per day in the infected districts,
the immediate necessity OF which ne at
tending the original nalsted street cases to
report the facts, which is violation OF law,
the penalty being fine Of $50 or imPrlsonment
or both. He may prosecute, OF he may NOT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
The Mendelssohn Upl'ights
ARE THE FINEsTIF AMERICA

They are pronounced the pianos OF the Future"
Inc Upright hGs a more powerful tone III ough-
out the entire scale, longer sustained singing
quality, lighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing in tune
It's great superiority destins it to entirely super
ccde the ordinary square piano III this country az il
has already done in England.
Eveay Meldelssohn Upright Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN' made expressly for us in Paris, France
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
Of our
MANUFOCTORY
Nos. 400. 492, 594, 496 & 498 W. 57th
St., 858, $40. 862, 1914 866 868 & $40
10th Avenue.
Now the finest and largest in the world
Originally established in is-i2 being among tho
few makes Of Pianos which have stood the test O
time
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
MANUFOCTORY
OVER 10000 IN USE
VULCANIZED LUMBER .

I very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years.
We are now making all our Pianos entirely Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-Sa co. IrUpient diseases, first
stages Chils and Fever, etc
SPECIAL pAD-S3 u; Chronic Liver Hnd Ston
ach Disorders, and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT 81 90; Enlarged spleen and
Liver and chin Cake
INFANT PAD--sl 80; Preventative and cure
Cholera intantlm and Summe!
Complaints
AuxiliHries for Nervous
BODY rLASTERS-50c and Circulativc rr1ub.
lies throwing of oh
FOOT " pair SOC structiOrs and remoV
lre pains
Auxiliary for code, Sick
ABSORPTION SALT"i headaChs, numbnesa Of
box abc; thoxcs, slg6 extremitles etc,
For further information ar to diseases reached by
the Pad aud its AnXil'aries, consult our pamphlet
Address,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
PIANOS $l4O to 500!

All new and strictly hFs'-c!ass, ana sold at the
lowest net cush Wholesale factory prices, direct 10
the purchaser, These pianos made one OF the finest
display n the Cincinnati Exhibition, and were
universally recommended for the Highest Honors.
The Square Grgnds contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05

NUN berIess Gases, FINALLY Ac.
kuOwledred to be Beyond the
ed under the Mild Action of These
Remedies Alone. -------------
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

A Household Need - \ book on Malarul Dis.
eases and Liver complaints, sent FREE, Address
Dr Sanford, IL! Broadway New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

James Fix, ADMINISTRATIVE cab
lronsidet ....,,.." ....,",,'"."'"""'''. Louis
Ioc S T u ' :, toI
ArGan.ss and barces ........... ,,..n.st. Lou.
GTaaite setc.,,",.,... .'.,,..,..''."'""'Pitstarg
HnuoF,"n NS r1
nc. Yag.r New orleans
Gen. chas, II. Thomphrs,....,. See. New Orleans
Golden h'le ..'...''.'.. '"''c'HolI'"
,.,,., ?, Dh'""'ND' ,,..,,
Irop.ldes Ohio
Granite State ,,.,,,..,..,. .,.... St Loa.s
Il, T., 1ssc'"'''''''''''.'.'.' '',s' L l.
C',y Of Grecny1rc .,,.sr, Tor,.
cry Of Helena ............ ....,,,.,"., yl4ks0ars
Joe h.apey'''''''''.....''''''. g ,,,,
Cen cbes II rbomn,ir '.'''' '' '''''' :, Iog..
NJ, '. T. CO. Elevator ........s'. Louis
Golden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ne" Orleans
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
-lAe Arkansas returned 70 - Louis
last night
Inc H. T. 4caGeF passed up carly yes
tcIaay morning
The CIiy VI Giccn'.-e up wednesday
AiS"t I"'e 'oS'' LOUIS
line joe AiAAey EJ' away !sst hIshn
me "doea i've "ln"!ed tons mere
lie John Means went down "''Ao1'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05

II questioned, send for on! pamphlet, Natures
Lave giving extended information aud testmo.
uials from the lrst people Of the country. Mailed
free,
The remedies are sent by mail, post PAID, on IL
chpt OF price except the salt which il sent by ex'
prcss ~ purchasers eXuensc,
Consultation free, and solicited al our ofhe
by mail, giving full description OF your case
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05

We are now making all our Pianos entirely Of
vULCANIZED LUMBER.
The arcGtestdlscOycry of the ages Wood rem.
dered mperls liable, shrinking checking or warp
Ing impossible, and az incapable of absorbing mois-
tnrc rs yulcanized rubber, The increased hard
mess and ioughness Of the wood produces n reeon-
ance ef tone truly wonderful The process of vnl.
canning is done by machinery established at our
factory and we have the exclusive control OF the
patent for piana making which, together with our
other patents and improvements, Including Mathu-
shehs Duplex Oyerstrung scale, render our pianos
IN every rCspGC the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
PULVERMACHER GALyANIC CO..
Cor Eighth / Vine streets, Cincinnati o,

T0ll-Gate No. , 5 rs gs,g eo ss.15 ri.
n CbJcc'r'O find Send stamp Tor packsee
Dr. g. ABBEY. Buffalo, y. i.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
MATH CSHEK'S
New Patent Duplex Overstrung Scales

which IL acknowledged BY the highest musical au.
thority 10 be The greatest Improvement ever put into
Square Piano, producing the most astonishing
power, richness and depth of tone, and u SUSTAIN.
ing quality never before attained, being Grand
Piano II Square Case. 80
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05
Best and Finest in the World.

In the grand result OF strength. durability, rgli.
hlllty, and ability for standing in tune volume,
power, resonance, brapcs, sweetness sympha,
theuc and singing quality of tone eyenness
throughout the entire scale, deiCacy and elasticity
oitouch and beauty olfnish. the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-05

New OElEASs-F.our.. ........,................}O
h-a.L, etc ....,.,..,.......,,.....l5
ia! t'..,'. .'''..u' 40
HENPuls IND WAT-Flour..... y
Iorll .relgAt.. u.................,....l2
Wav !fcicl's below Memphis. including N.cks.
burg, ,! ! cent? YET hundred; - cents per boz
Hay ............ ..............9ilo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Nov. S-P. NJ.

MONDAY. Nov S-P. NJ.
Mining stocks to-day werc not specially active
and their prices were irregular. The general tenn
per of the market however, was buoyant. part'cu-
larry for the dividend paying shares. or the Lead
Vile properties Chrysohte was in good demand up
TO 7lsa7, and Climax closed cents higher Mt ~
cents but the other shares. after small advances IN
the carly dealings generally closed lower than sat
urdav The Comstock shares were lower but duiI,
and The low-prIced stocks about held thclr OWL
The market closed quiet and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
Coruordtloil \ otltes.

NOFICE.-Proposals for building IA np-rap
= ombaukmeut with rubblo wal top Thereof. and
wO)crn platform IN front 81 tn some rom t3th 10 s,t E
r. WI be received hy the DcOaueat of DocSs III AMI Q
Duaut-.. until Noycm 10. 1880 at - o'clock. For
further information the City Rec)Id for sale 10 40. cry
Hall
rICE.-PrOpOsais for removing pan Of
~ of Twenty OHrtLsL, North River. and
buhGuc Per - North yer VII be received By Tie D.
Docks II ant llS Duane street until i5h No
VENDOR 1881. AZ l. O'Clock so fil Information tn
CITY Record copies Tor sale at 40. > CITY Hal
NOTICE.-Prpp0s1,S Will BE- received N die
~ Departmental Public Charities Correc-
ton, NO ub 81 ave u0 Noyenb L., 1850. Tor dr. goods
groceries PrJylsiOns. For iul Information CITY
Record. for hac at 40 city Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
DanGHQ ScG0eJnca

Lien DODWOETIfS
"a SCHOOL FOR DAE'TNG, 40. Gsl FIFTH AVE
For terms. DAYS Sc. send iIr circular. The new POO
Qlaarlle 10y Allen Dodwor jast published by VIM Il POND
4 CO.. is worthy oi attruuo4
kLEX. MACGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING ll2 9Th ave. ncar l7th-st
Private tuition uytimc. For classes Sendi circulars.
At MR.. TRENOR'S. Broadway and 32d-st.
~ Admits are RAPIDLY taught the = EW WALrI!@S.
Children the GItACl- II the dance, WALKING, dc.
Lessons every day and evening. FRIDAY EEChPIiONS
MR. p. HARVARD REILLY'S CLASSES
w Mondays ard Thursdays Lyric Hal. GhHye. be-
tween 42dss The Newport Lanc!erS thoroughly
taught 10 an c.ds-'s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09

No" READY
McEHERsON's
HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
FORlS&0
A Record o Important Political Action,
NatIOsa ana state,
July J. 1873, TO July /. 1897
by
TnF HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Containing:
President Hayess messages
Judicial Decision Untci ~tItos Supreme Court
Cliuese IUypiSrsuOH Bill
Financial Votes IN XLVth and XLVIth C0nsresses
Geneva Award Question.
Unitei states Troops Jurors Supervisors. Marsha's
Amendments 10 5tato Constitutions
Currency Ta1n and banking XLVTth Congress
Proyisions for Counting Tie Electoral Vote.
National Conventions and PiatiOfl ms. 1882
Statistical Tables
Elections Cost Of Rebellion Public Debt
Currency APPROPRIATIONS. Census, &c. &C.
Price 81. Mailed on receipt OF price
4, "A few copies 1873 sill be had pnce
Address
THE TRIBUNE.
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