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, 1881-01-17
PRESS.CLUB BANQUET.

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PREss.CLUB BANQUET.
pUaf.Irnnd1al FarIauccs.
['rho following oolilons NJ tho rruas- Club din
,ler wcro omitted In uur last Issue for luck Of
sracc.l
HERMAN 1lAsri:R, ESQ.
fLermnn 1tlster, editoruf tho Hiaats-5eii,ng, re-
si,oudeA tu tho sentiment. "rEu Ucrtnnr rress'.
MN. ptEsiNENr: Whnn. u fuy tlnys hHt,. yUu
~ s If ss ss'sc 1,s 'cta r. s o t.
lcctsi To TINT wording. BECAUSE it would tnake
the ucr,nAu press appear an u,!tstlo nux Hilary
ssns sss,'' st ,'sss s upon ny ny ocss,S SS d.
.'u,rnllIcA" wDutd quite rupcrluslRnation
u only brought .nwn 10 thc n,c'nlgof pne of tho
o,s IT oer =, T. srSS snS sson @st q
IN exal,pte tskca IRON i!,o history of Gernany.
When, III 1ssU. tho North UgrInnn CunYelcrn.
tion waa constituted. 1t WIS Formed Gy Il couple
ot lozct. stn!es uf very ,Incqtni sizc. rrussi.4
Next. 70 lec ! VIZ the Knglom, q sasopy. with
Sfs srsxyp II hf p1a Ss r6si@ H.
ss ssrs E st,Ssy sy 4 aeTssa l s. uans. Tsa
tunctl,t,r constituted u nntlo1, md. ddto sly
tfein cIi!nNl Nh entirety Or lis ovi,. Having
formed IN moro perfect Union" US nEntst
ss sss stGRs hs Kst Sus @ Ks @ WIZ e
Prussia, lnra tho tItlo nf Lori rruteotor tsch!u,-
herrl of ti,o n.ore perfect ri,Iun," bur rs kng
Or Prussia hc WIS MI more thnn the nlly Or high
s,nalser Dukcll,,us and i'rinceials. Ani rs 10
ucrnans, fully ln,blc viii, t,atiunsl seatilncnts
aud aai'snttots but nevertheless prOuil nt tholr
to rcIlnytiisn them. 1t was W sunnm M n rnuItis, y
union, within itsGlf. but not ttttt
, 1881-01-17

Ptess ~ ne oat nowSTIa enK'" @ 'nHH ,mias ~ hnrr
been married. 50 l know how that Is. Laugh
~ .ha M tr 9 theso m ~ ss
o t,,,sI n a., T 4 ~ m ~ ynrcn NJ at Ky
YAM. W. W. ovR"f 10 sny n no ''"F' 'n'' Nv
"nnss Valid iikc 10 seak hero al, night on tho
sa01:9s q sno iafa, nt ,nas"S n ~ te m .ts m
S p.,n ,r ~ ~, ,n,iics a1t ~ srsr
tn,.Ga!e. y wola 70 ,mpcssbIs tar nc to
sG' en"w taa Ersat s @ f te
20 .r VII "ot down. ~ thoy guy in tho northorn
siam lam p,cnaed to eec 90 mauy eoot ncwspapcr
~ W,isa,Enn' t"~i,,sr X n Vhiic W. mavm M
ra1,,inr t,rHnnt,atjn,' witi; nonstitutnn nnT NJ
,i,r w .,n, cgs r ,o Tmnr
y ~ ,Yrtttnn I.w Il, rnror ~ fhs .rna. ssrrins
t5n NJ ~ III Y ~, ., 'n nnt trc v II ar
nn npmfe psc y sou vi" ""o toat 'n'S aFo all 'n"fo
Tnn nns,,,Io of wt.cons,u. I nrcsune. nro n>
pro r. the GhsaR pness as ere the peoplc
III ;hay ca ~, o it IL ,ncr
~ Mtwss,,tr ,n,,;Iuv h"r. nynry Mv }fp.,w.
IT. ler o ~ 10 sbat % rs od v ~
f.nInn ss,,1 In ,,thnrwun fi,nn ti i,nst in ta
land. We niean n to % do tho " fair iis,uE Gy Chlcvo @
M1,g1gs,f inornhg fecsumc your p"pesS "ou oo oo1'o'
1t li,A byon said tho press ts tho lever that
ti,Nn mr. 1oW,,nr r.'ns finupI,;nr1-nt jcnst WI
arc not III Milwaukee,, md do lot believe you
nrU in Ehicngo. Ii my nne would come to my
Uil!cn ant1 ask mo u assist httn In muvlng tho
worl, , Wonta ~ M ny: "fcs, IT. y Sents ilno; aa
We hive adopted your system IN Wlsoonsln.
N1u u WORKS we!l. VIZ havc aieeany kot money
IN thc & bunk and tho sooner re Ch,eaFo press
~ py VII q neo o aa ss a
got e he moved. nnd s9mc1oiy nus got t. t. 10 i,
aud they haye got to 10 paid for l.. Thor9 is
world Tint they didn't hnyG tho Chicago M1sd
Mllwaiikeo pnperB At tho time Adntn and Eyo
mndo tho trouble ~ tho umrden Of Eden. II
lnosc 1hu DceO ClfICAiO TRibuaE Or ltffcd!
aud al! these duly papors, tho people would
hnvo knoTq Hnro n99ut thl1 transaction.
al % she seG
anu Wo would have known all Ahout thuso
things, and 'Tho was to blame about it. (Laugh-
ter. -.
making tho wori; hut II hal should have
se tss sna pper cSs III agGry ~
n,5 tns "tG nnT Soa snlk tt ~ @ mgnt kn@W s1,
e no orS, nc Kfnti9ing sont.Gstea with nc
t,atn s,ntl tpv u rnur HAMA IL % thn -" mnrninr
S aaShtcr With a os os 70 Sd 10 lbs Ncw Jceslos
thGy WI! ana that shosr thousan.i-,l,lle ticket
,hav % W M n Wy 5atnt ~ aSGef M tno ga9o ann
ne DcsI places III ING house. lLanshtor anu ap-
p'"''ol n,.oprr.
Among tho n,ossnscs from journalists abroad
who were ,lnnbte 10 uttcild tlo banquet tho fol-
lowing wcre road to tho eompnny:
1 tbs1ks fer tsaSlns 1ae Of ne In
connection, with your +. 4. y, tlrst an'lual ban
either. hut Mn doing Cnt,l1rh flf one ttl kern
, 1881-01-17
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS. i.

; ". q. Monu's, Of Moline, Is n. tho Sherman.
I'm. AspEnsoN, Of clnclni1n.t.i Is Mt tho shcr-
: in. DAVIS, of Hartford, Conn.,. Is Mt tho rro-
rptrt
-'"' 81
r,annnr '' 4" +>'''''' Va N'""'' '''"""' 10
fa9'ner.
a., 9, ., cook' of salt Luke City Utah. Is Mt the
=. ,,,..,ov =, vox xor,, :. = a,,c., or tho
.,, J.. q. ilosros' OF NO" osS' Is guest oA tao
WI K.sr. of I'm y,urol Sr,,. 1r,rtcr. IA nt
,rI.'..t 49, .nn"' Va '''o ''"''' "'S'S
'uu .o,.'',, aAe., n, ,,,,,,,,
At toJs1"n ,ho rsner t'1S' VI 1''" ''~' - '"''''
1o,y n. MAur,,n.1n. or Rocnostor, N. Y, Is
at 's tin pacine. NJ. Gs''4'''''' " '''S' S
,,e,cst. i II = g.. l' "sc "t tbe , Palmer. '' " "
HARRY 81. OnMosp, mAnngcr OF I1clcn Pot
ter's "rIoinlcs." Is ut tho fremont.
H. A. Arthur, W. s. Skinner, ind J. Barnett,
OF New York, arc registered ns tho fremont.
Nichols. or North Platte, Scb, atent tho ruihicr.
MGsE Is 81 s o9sd
tha IneIIu. " '''''s''' '>"'s"l' '''A''' 70
.TnoMAs scqitr. Of atlanta: o.. General
Agent ~ lht Macon y uransNIeR lta!!toad, ID NJ
the Paeifsc
,JAMcs AsprnsoS respeeta1le- bic. -look!lnR o!1 man
Fort Waync dclnt, suffering frnn Temporary
F,!lK to MlnsGcld. O., 70 sec John sherin,A't,
lawyer, md supposedly tho present Scsfctarf OF
round -uDout rut,te wis moro tnhn hu could sus.
MEETING ,vn. II, hate tecn hr,.1 ycstcrluv
nftarnnn MI trM Miiw,llket, avenue foi. thc f1r-
pose Of forming 4; Uni.n vctc.,n club n tho
srlnli to attempt organization, About II dn2cn
veterans hive Hlrcn,ly slgsiltlsl thclr intention
, 1881-01-17
]. $. CLARKE. COMEDIAN.

fpftEuE LNpulEH ~ lHF EHltU1H 1TIDNHte
plt1LAnE1.ptIA. l'a., Jun. Id. 8. Clarke, tho
A.McrcHn cotneliun, will Bnil for homo next
wcels, to begin n tour OF tho United Htntcs. EIe
has Just concluded brilliant cn9ilXclnUnt ut bis
LDt,tl1n i!ayllnrknt IlpMtru. Mr. Clnrke nlso
owns hath tho Walnut.Street and Broad, ,Htrcut
ThpAtrIa hero.
, 1881-01-17

coming together. 4 State with a delegation
unanimous tn sentiment M ~ whns Is ncrc'k
win have much nlnrts weight aud inluoncN thhn
ono which is divided in nptntpu.
, 1881-01-17

That low, nervous fDvor, want OF slpcp. and
weakness culls Tor Mop ulttcrs.
, 1881-01-17

DON'T Die orr the rrcIulses.
AJAX druggists for "ltouHh on HAts." 1t clcan
out rAts, mice, bcd-b1Ks, rOaehca 15c. boxes.
, 1881-01-17

I'uaf.1'rnrdfn1 E'nrlauccs.
t'rho following loolitions NJ tho rruas- Club din
,,er wcro omitted In OUR last issue for ,nck Of
At,NcG,f
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
MASKED BURGLARS AT WORK.

The second masked burglary WITHIN a few months
was committed in South Brooklyn carly yesterday
morning. Patrick Judge, a watchmau in the feed
store Ot Sergeant a. Shaw, IN SecOud-st near the
GOwauUs Canal had Just made the rounds Of The
building, and was about to enter the cnginc-rooIn
when two men, their faces concealed by a,ks,
seized him. Holding pistol to his head, tn y
forced HIN 10 go upstairs 10 the Office where he was
gagged and bound 10 a chair The two mru then
guarded him while two other men worked for half
an hour II opening the safe. Al length they sue
ceeded, and made OFF with their booty, leaving the
watchman tied. 1t was aiterWard arcertainei that
the safe only contained about 800; one member Of
ing placed $500 in the drawer OF a dcs, in tie olcc
The burglars overlooked this, showing that they
were not professional thieves. No clcw was found
10 the burglars.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
ARRIVAL OF OVERDUE VESSELS.

Several overdue vessels arrived in port yesterday.
The steamship Greece, from London, was four days
overdue, having had tempesuUu5 weather uun
reaching the Banks of Newfoundland. The stcaa-
ship William Burktt, from Newcastle also had
tempestuuu, weather She had pU- back On Oc0-
Der ~ 70 NeNcasie Tor repairs, h&NIIg been dam
aged on the Tyne by co lisi0u with the steamship
Egbcrt. She sailed again on November 3. Tne
voyage from HAMBURG, because Cf adverse and
boiSterou, weather The bark Matbilde Icrnlng
IRON lquiquc, with saiipere caused much appTc-
hension 10 the agents because Of her long voyage Of
lOG DAYS. She encountered stormy weather of
Cape Horn. which did great damage about the
decks OEe heavy sea demolished the whceihOuse
instantly killing August OabuIg who was at the
wheel.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

The Season for selling Silks m
WHOLESALE being about a
an end,
JAMES McCREERY & ca.
have transferred their ENTIRE
stock of Br0cateIIe and Damas.
Sc Silks and Satins from the
WHOLESALE Department TO
the Retail Counters.
These goods present a multi
tude OF elegant designs, and in
order TO sell them AT ONCE
they have been marked at ONE.
HALF Of the prices at which
they could be replaced.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway and litll-sl..
Ncw"YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
THE BOARD OF CANyAesERs.

The Board Of County CanvaSser5 continued the
work yesterday of canvas,iug the election returns.
Supervisor shells presided The returns from the
XIth, Allth, XIlith. NIVth and XVth Assembly
Districts were taken mp and read. Early in the day.
5. NJ. Lockwood, the candidate for Attorney-Gcucra
on the Grcenback tlckct,appcared and offered "A pro-
test against the ballots cast for him being rctIrnel
being member of the Board Of County CanyaSscrs
he must present any communication lie wished to
make through one of the Supervisors. This hc r.
fused 10 do and be insisted continuing his adj
dress he was summariiy elected by the police by
order Of the chairman. No change in the returns
sufficiently great 10 reverse the election of any can
dIdate was discovered bv the cauYasseTs.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
CHANGES ON CONEY ISLAND.

The report Of the commissioners appointed to ap-
praise the value of two acres Of land on Coney
Coney Island Railroad, was confirmed. The report
fixes the value at 81, 500 in addition to lease for
seven years at p72O year. The suits brought by
land, part of which is known as Observatory vlaza
We're discontinued yesterday Andrew X. Culver,
president of the Prospect Park and Coney Island
Railroad, is said TO intend the building of large
seaside hotel around the Observatory tower The
elevator in the tower would serve n double pur-
pose II the hotel is built and carry passengers 20 the
upper floors of the building and also to the top of
the tower
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
THE BROKEN NEWARK BANK.

The examinations of both Oscar Baldwin, the de-
fauting cashier of the Mechanics National Bank, of
Newark, aud Christopher NUgent, OF &. Nugent ~
Co., are set down Tor this morning before United
States Commissioner Whitehead, at Newark Bald
wins examination viii be adjourned over until
Monday and only Nugent will be examined. EX-
peTts, employed by the counsel OF NGgent, have
engaged In an investigation of the books OF the
lTm. IL was the understanding between District
Attorney Keasbey aud Nugeut'5 counsel that these
experts should ne pcrmitte 70 examine the books
Of tie bank at the same time The receiver, how
ever. declined to allow the books to be seen, al
though the request made several times An
order will be asked Tor from Judge Nixon, at Trcu-
ton requiring thc receiver to allow the books TO be
examined. The receiver of the bank Will on Mon
lay Issue notices 10 the stockholders informing
them that they must pay in 100 per cent of their
stock under the recent order OF Controller Knox.
80 per cent Will be required at present, and tue
stockholders will be given six months tn pay the
balance. The execution of the order will cause
great distress much OF the stock being held by
women and by estates which Will be seriously I'M
palre1. No list OF the depOStOrs has as yet been
made pubic, but the highest Oh the books Of the
Oank are said to he Joseph HenSeT brewer,
$4,000; William Clark, treasurer Of Clark s
Thread Works. $70.OUO-bOth di ectOrs; Thomas
L. Kinney. proprietor OF The Nprdrk Ddiiy idrT-
formally several times with Wow 10 revlying the
bank, but NO definite aCtlOn has been taken yet.
Yesterday afternoon q number "a Ccpcsl;Or5 uct
at the office of Judge Thomas D. Henry for the pur-
the directors of the bank ClylIy. letter received
from General benjamin T. Butler was read in which
he expressed his willingness 10 undertake the "a g..
provided Roger a. Pryor was engaged 20 act as ms
associate. General Butler required retaining fee
of 81. .30C and 500 day for actual service for
was decided 10 transmit TO General Butler to-day
the sum specified for a retaining fee.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1881!

vera from Londonderry which arr to-day has on
Captain McPhee SIX the Of brig serysn 9 nc
l0tetown PEI who taken on at sea on tne
tOber Joseph Asmoph one OF the crew was "A'"o "
before the others were rescued ,., orL
BAITroRR Nov lS-Captain Peck. Of the British DaIk
Carniola which arrived to-day from Maryport sngt n ~
latitude 70 TO- long 40 Captain Baker and IA O. the GeW
the British bark ParT bound from Lverp00l 10 New &
with general cargo One the had previously Deen
washed overheard and drowned and Captain BAKER VIM
suffering consumption, died November ~ anu W.
buried at The others arrived here to-day on te e
them being sick sent to the hospa nv
Parr struck by heavy sea during gaze weh t
away the sail and this loosening the Tggg lhe ,bt
the board and the vessel began leaking az suc fe
pumps would not ee her, She was abandoned on
30 Several of the crew their feet severely burned D
soda aporuon Of the cargo becoming mixed WIN INC
water on deck.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
LONG ISLAND
WRECKED on THE OREGON C04SE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 18.-A dispatch from
Astoria Oregon, says: :" The British ship Edith Lorn,
after striking the middle lands the of the
Columbia River. abandoned by the crew, who
escaped IN lue.hoat. During the night the vessel
drftrd across the south Channel, and lies Cllt
sop spit, WIN LAr nun snblersed ~ hiaA Water.D
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

fore. once for assault and battery and once for
keepinp policy shop. The Justice took occasion 10
intimate that Forester was scarcely proper nu VI
man to serve q policeman
Martin Kinkowski, the condemned murderer,
has asked permission to have hfs photograph TAKEN
so that he can sell copies of II TO his Visitors ana
give the proceeds 10 his wife. He has had SUD
scrpton pa per prepared which he will give TO ms
wife TO take around from house TO house sOnclung
aid.
NEWARK.
James Golden, the expert selected by the FINANCE
Committee of the Common Council to investigate
the hooks and vouchers of the executive officers OF
the CITY Government visited the City Hall yester-
day and made preliminary examination OF the an
nual reports of the Comptroller and the system OF
keeping accounts of the Auditor. He will begin his
work on Monday.
The Rev. DR.. Hepworth has accepted the invita-;
ton of the Beleville Avenue Congregational
Church to occupy its pulpit for the ensuing twelve
months.
LONG ISLAND
Long ISLAND CITY-After considerable delay the
has succeeded in obtaining from Mayor De BeyOlse
a statement Of the city's Indebtedness. The total
indebtedness is given at 4 ,0l0, 1872 %.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST BRIGHTON.-Thc body of a man was found
in the Kills oil Shooters Island, yesterday, and
placed in the MOrgue at West Brighton. A small sum
of money and an envelope of The la@ firm of Clamer
d DonuOld, Bergen County, n. j.. were found on
the body. On the envelope was written the name
Of Anulo GOnauld
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
A REDUCTION IN ASsEssNEN

The Board for the Revision OF Assessments met
yesterday at No. 27 Chambors-st. cX-Alay0r Cooper
presiding. rNe protest Of o. y. Potter and other
property owners ia reference to the assessment for
grading regulating and paving EIghth-ayc IRON
Fty-uintb-st. 70 On--hunoTeu-ard-twent
was Ia ken up. The amount paid the contractors
assessments IL ,rc amount Of $4,000 remaining
unpaid. The prOtcsIants claim that The paving WAS
not done according to the specifications. The
work 0, grading and regulating the ave
nue. cost the city $j96OOO. OF this amount
S370, 900 i'll assessments remains unpaid. The pro-
testautS declare tnat tie grading done
twice. and on this occasion almost solely III the IN
teTest Of the Eighth Avenue surface Railroad They
add that In some cases the regarding was really
damage 10 Tho adjoining property. For these ind
other reasons the prCtestautS ask that the assess
ment on their property be reduced
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
HE MOVEMENTS OF SHII
FOREIGN PORTS.


LONDON 1SPassed the Lizard steamers Swtzeriana
New York Nov D for AntWerp AIS u
Tia iBr Craig from NewYork Nov ., for this port
Steamer Tn ngvala (Dan) ThOmaSen from New YORK NOV
z mas passed PTawle Point on her TO COpenhagen
LHRkPOOI 1S-ATrived steamer liscafu (BIjf
from Norfolk oct 23 and ST JOhns NF Nov
LONDON Nov 1S-Sailed-12th inst, Hiding: lsth inst
Gazele Capt Beekmanb SJohvaX lsth INST
Gusmut, James Marx. the latter Tor NoiIoA' "aA"No
Brothers, for Charleston Iaugen ashing'Vn , ina,
Arryed-lltn INST Cutcln dan Ors0, PaQun& lzH nssI
Fda Cant GrundsenG nth inst Goudey, Anna One'o
nora Edith Eleanor Wood FTeya, Gartsherrle James
B0riand joe Reel Marie Sedenberg speranha Iha1Asse
18th inst City Of Quebec, Hrvat Tony hroginan'
lFor later Shtpptlq Neos, Uahh see F(tt PIJtI
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
THE WATER sUPPLY AGAIN DECREAsrSG.

Notwit thstanding the quantity Of rain which has
fallen, the gain IN the supply of water has been
comparatively small. The increase in the large
Middle Branch OF the Croton River has been very
slow. The water in the Gro on Lake. which at one
now fallen to eight inches below, showing that the
CrOton River is not delivering enough TO supply the
aQueduct daily.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

should ask their gocers Thurbers No II coffee pound
packages price 80 cents pound and an Idr Cohee rot
price - cents to ~ 10 according to size The co1ce peiec
ton anil the Ideal Coffee Pot IL the simplest best ana cheap
pot yet nyonted Together they pr'iuce an dea
coffee Of coffee given at me COnte
Cottage American Institute FAIR Go and see the pictures O
the
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
ppFNTUN WINE.

We can confidently recommend Sp ers Port Grape Wine
which awarded the highest premium OF the Wouus fa
a. superior article the sick and deDitated and
an those require vnuous stimulation AMI lDvigptaton
preserves the grape juice fresh a.. IL runs from s
press without adding spirits Ui kind The vineyards ana
eel lars PassaC. &ew-Jersey near NeW.IOrk Guy
New-YOrk office, lB Warrenst
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth lrenue Hosl-Senator Eugene Hale of
Maine exCongressman D. standiford, OF Kentucky and
Sir Leonard RILEY OF Canada voa-Efas1rs E
Murphy IT, Of Troy ST. htehotas Hotst-Henry Kip OF
BufTalo Sturtepdnt HOISs-Genera Gibbon U. :. A..
Park decentralization b. Alley Of BostOn WiadS0r Ho.
teL-J. ]. BeldeD, Of SYRACUSE
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

REMOVED TO
II. VI BRUNDiGE.
CHINA, GLASS, AND FANCY GOODS.
DINNER BREAKFAST TEA, TOILET, FISH, GAME,
and DESS EIiT SETS.
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, VASES, PLAQUES, BISQUE,
STATUETTES PLATES, TEAS, COFFEES, &C.
RICH CUT and ESGRAVED GLASSWARE
NEW GOODs-IOw PRICES
II. W. BRUNDIGE, 81 AND so BROADWAY,
next Arnold, Constable & Co.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
NOTICE 10 N1RLNERS.

GAS ILLUMINATING BUOY TO BE REMOVED
OlglCE oF IIW LIsuulpu-r INSPECTOR rHmy DisrmeL}
I"MrkIN-NILLE. y. T.. Soy, u. t'7l.
T1rP.lt-rh g1s ImiullE buoy which was placed near
tho scotland It-4Ip July H. for Aptriineh
t- pur, oses, viii bc taken ur uu ihr --th inst
tEI. BROWN. captain, L. :. y,
Inspector IhlTd Lighthouse District
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

RUPTURE.-Dr j. A. Sherman's services arc
in much demand N e hei4 npei to MS tune Ds
York 2j Broadway GJllly TuelIy and SlurlAY Boston
A. lila-st. Wednesday fAlr3lay All Friday
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

G.. G. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufacturer
No 1913 Princest oGrs ss1'lin slclqes d9naat anu M M
lined garments at rs5 Prcos ID % p Dr C3lL 9's
thanregular retail h1I3es Mi OrIsr3 soctoL Refining
ali reDlrIuL
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

Guiteau could never sleep at proper hours
Cursed with abnormal activity his we're always on e
had the soothing bencht OF r Ben
CELERY CHAMoMIE PILLS, h1 Wretcned Dtalns
would have ragged with improper IAuc4eS Ne"-lOIA
nL-c llL ELIlLnn-aL.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA Lc1ingOnavc near 29th-st Hours u Anu %
Attention to Gentlemel
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rsos.. Csc Moon rsrs 4iO Clock slow. 2os
sun 4:SJ Moon sJutIA 9JJ Moon5asc, days21
HIGH WATER TO-DAY--A. "
sandy Hook. 52G Gov Island. Gl2 lIcl Gao... SOl
HIGH WATER TO-DAY. NJ
sandy Hook. $50 Gov. Island C3l ol Glc... $40
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
A BOLD ATTENpT AT ROBBERY.

Robert Gibson, of NO79 GansevOOrt-st lis the owner
Of q number OF sheds and stables his house,
which heretofore comparatively worthless, have
come into demand since the opening Of tde Gapse-
WORT Market Accordingly Mr.. Gibson acquired
the reputation of being wealthy. II his parOr
Glands q small iron safe which was Teputed to con-
tain large sums Of money; the fact is that money
was ever kept IL it. bat often deeds contracts and
other papers IF value On Thursday evening three
strange men called at Mr.. GibsOns house ostensiby
20 hire one of his stables. They admitted BY
parlor where her uncle received their propo-
together. one Of the three bandits suddenly
pnt out the light and another dealt Gibson heavy
BLOW upon the head with a piece of lead pipe
wrapped IN paper which nc carried IN his hand
The blow cut the nose AID cheek but did not stuu
Gibson who in the dark put out his foot and rpped
cp the man who had struck him. lie fell with such
q loud noise that the men in a baTbershOp in the
basement were alarmed and ran up 20 see what was
the matter. On the steps they encountered a man
who was going away hastily. but did not stop him.
Gibson with the blood streaming down his face was
exctedly lighting the gas Ia the hallway instead OF
pursuing the bandits who escaped through crowd
OF loungeTs at the door. The police called and
d description Of the three men was given to them,
but yesterday il had not yet led to their arTest.
UNGALLANT CIGAR-PACKERS on STRIKE
One hundred men, employed as cgar-packers IN
the factories of Straton & Storm. in East Twenty
seyenih-St, struck yesterday in a body. About
1900 persons are employed in the factories, the
the exception OF three glrls who were emnloYed to