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Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-05
BEERS NATIONAL GALLERY,

342 CHAPEL STREET, And you will depart rejoicing that you have found the place to secure the finest Photographs made at about one-ha1f money demanded at any other liable Gallery in the State.
 RH-Cards of unsurpassed finish, and that bear the imprint of perfeetfOn. only one and two dollars per dozen. HsKndreds made every week. Cabinets Panels and all other styles at equally low prices, and are having an immense run.
 Make your engagements very soon for the Holidays, and we will have your work done on time. EE- E-Visitors always welcome.
 Established S1 yearR o19s
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-05
EntertaInments.
THE COLONEL.

PARLoR OPERA HOUSE, family resort for ladies and children. Perform ances chaste, pleasing and ingtructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
A CHECK FORGER ARRESTED.

Aman about thirty-two years of age SATURDAY AZ
ternOon presented 10 Mr. Malloy, paying-teera at tc
Central National Bank No. $40 Broadway, Tor pay
ment check for $3.50, which ives promptly dlScoV-
cred to be forgery, Information OF the cirouln
stance was communicated tO inspector Byrhes' anu
a description was given of the man. sunday GNt-
ing the Inspector accompanied by Detectiv', itiey
and Slcvin arrested at Bcec ker-st. and Broadway
Identified 6v Mr. MallCy rs the man who presented
the check Ii WAS drawn on ilo.brool y 20; "i
LeOnard-st and the blank was stolen win "ih'r
1ocnmeuts from their store when ii was entered by
burglars about six weeks ago. Ci"1ry has btothtr
now serving "a term in the Albany Pcintehiary ior
similar offence. lie WAS taken before Justice IAN,
ner yesterday, at the Tombs, and was coihiii'''u
fur n NnuIlnnflnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
POINTS IN EIroR or 4 CLAIMANT

Another hearing was had yesterday bcforc
Referee Updcrld the contest over The identity Of The
ouhilus VounSs. Drs Hamilton Bailey ana Cr'"~ were
called "A exncrts and testified tLat they had lever
trovn a scali,wound TO cloth" itself with hair ~"
claimant declares that - h"s Just such ph"r!nenal
sce,n. wonud on LIS head. j. M'lhNit. Mica
o. t. Ice.ivc was called In support Il thu claimant
nr.tenson, 10 the title of Mrs. Nouurss huHhihd lie
sid that Mira Youngs cam" to him at Mh-hngl"n about
tlc time when IL ~ ndInltttd 'ht ME "ult@ IS"A
tn,ned his hack uvOn Li- c" uc1l duu-, anu bcfef
H., ~ mt t tho lcnuutu.. She gave HIN 'intypc
liSrue, OF Mr.. Ioungs aud n'sO Lhhtc anu ahi'"m-
icaI written desTlpiiOn OF Inn. A. Mis- lcGnes ncttT
mil thr detective any money ne never uhdoiip' Inc
case u oon reading report about two months ago 81
The ON 20 ease matter came back 10 the detectives
nina aud after 5'arch be io'nd among IN. payer
thc likeness and written description O Mr. punSs Ihis
description purpOrtIrg to n IN Mrs louhFs own hhhn
writing wss produced co. n, aud corrtsruhdtd VITA
the rhintin in those part!C uars III WHICH Nh loGIs
had prev lousy testified thlt The claimant an rec ir"h
her departed husband rpOn the suggestion oil Referee
Underhl the ct. .mant made copy 0t lctbr Nio II
was admitted had been written ~ Mr. NOuhsS 10 NJ"
wife Boston. lie had never seen Tie original siit" IL
sent. cOnparis' OF tie OIlnna. cttc' ana the
copy made 10y tie claimant la CCIi fctcaod NIly re
u ark bic similarity III the Ia ldwrthgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PROFESSOR BURGEsSs NEW GLOBE.

The department of Political Science Of co sOT tbe
ro,lcoe has recently received new globe lo, VIZ
nsa az students in cthnography and plyecai AM pnS
ca geography which is the only One OF f' the earth
In relief and It's size great that tins Is W SGfS
9TH distinctness and comparative accuracy WI" .a
Ma standard its height is over six feet whle Tvs
diameter is i25 centmetses foyer four fee,; CONS ~
Masses on each foot; ornamental gut 9OlphiS'
broad horizontal brass ring containing tne SIZE i,s
NJ the zodiac and the SEASONS IL reVnlveS on I've
axis and slips also in ring SO that the axis can Dp
;nclined AT any degree to the horizon, ana elthcI
mole brought to tho horizontal ring. 80 49,, ~
The globe is the work Of Ernst Shot'le q u,
Berlin and is the largest relief globe ever mat, ~
is the eleventh of its kind, the others peing ri h
European universities and stat dcpSr as ali done
material is papier-mache and the work was an u"o
by hand The list price of globe 81 ' Pso sp rs
Rn,ress when he was in Berlin last summer, ant,
he trustees voted to purchase it last November IL
has taken all winter 10 make III. -
Professor burgess means to make use OF the giooe
IN his lectures on physical and political geography
And ethnography during the first year OF ne SchOoi
If Political Science and it will also be OF VaI' In
all the historical courses of that school anu OF the
School of Arts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
Srvrpr Hail. STORM IN NEW JERSEY.

Much damage was done on Sunday afternoon IN
Fssex Passaic and Union Counties, y, J., by nal
storm which was n vertical cyclone, about nan
mile in width. The storm was healy az paterson
and beyond In that city the foliage OF the IRE
conseryat0fies and greenhouses were broken The
uatL of the storm was down through Essex County,
plains and Clinton and then through Union County
somthward. In South Orange the garden crops were
badly damaged. After The storm the hall Jay I'D
ridges n foot deep. The stones we're rs large as
acorns In Vaudeville great damage was done m
Clinton Township the storm followed the Ilhe OF tle
"belt" where the finest Strawberries are grown.
In New Irynvton are extensive gardens where choce
Varieties of straw berry plants are raised ABOUT
third of the finest crop ever known Is deStr0}cgi
the earliest vines suffering most. The fail OF nan
was excessive and yesterday morning there were
riffs of hail stones three inches deep in places where
they had been washed Gown by the rain. Lettnce
peas, melons and other early vegetables ana Hui'
suffered severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
OBTTI7ARl.
prnrrssoR ALEXANDER l. B. sCHEM.


Alexander 7. b. Schem who died in this city on
Saturday last was born the 10th of March lN2o'
nj Wcidenbruck, in Westphalia. After preliminary
course OF instruction at the gymnasium OF Pader-
horn. he studicd theology and philolcgy at the
Irniveritie OF Bonn QS43- 10 and os Tulrugcn
1S45-'iG) From 1919 to 1851 lie was eng'c"d IN
editing Wcstphalian newspapers. Prot 7'or >rhem
came 10 the United States in lsjl lie vas Tor two
wears pathological instructor at the NJ. Holy
Collerilto Institute. In 1901 he became FRO
s,.sse Of the French and German languages az
Dickinson College, Carlisle. PENN, ard hcld inc
posltion until lNGO. he then came TO NeN-l orh'
and hc-e devoted himself to literary pursuits. lie
wrote for the religions and secular newspapers ana
At one time gave Tue TRIBUNE tie benefit OF MS
learning and experience.
In conjunction with DR.. George r. Cro'h' VT.
Schcm published in 1859 Latn-fngllsh Srhool
Lexicon. He was also one OF the eiit"rS oil me
Utbodist and Of The Ncthodist Qu.TtTy h6"r lie
WAS a contributor to various cncycopTdlls 'uIllsA-
inr much interesting matter on foreign topics he
wrote a number of articles for McCHht''A hu
strong,s Cycloprdia of Theological. Biblical and
Ecclesiastical Literature "A YORK only Just com
Melted. Professor Schcm also prepared revised
edition Of the Convcrsations-Lcxconi IN the German
Language in twelve volumes. publ III l76". lie
cd.. ~ the Ecclesiastical Year Book, subsequently
revised and rcpubshed az the American Ecrl' Nias
tic,l and Educational Almanac lN6@). In con
nection with MI Henry kid!lc he edited lnr
Cvclonrdia Of Education" (ie70-an extremely
comprrhensiy, and valuable wor, Of reference. lie
o,so edited. with Mr. Kiddr, The Year Book OF
Fducation" Ho edited luE TRIBUNE ALNANAC for
1864 TO 1866 inclusive. ~ well a. The NaI"nal
Almanac" Philadelphia, st lie conin9n,rG al
the foreign matter "a Inc Natl'nai hrsIS,tI
- n Professor
took the editor.hip of The bouts h Amcrta he
Lc1icon 50; and, with Professor Far
nard the cditor,lip of Io.ln-ons Universal Illus
trtd Encvclonril4." He also published ~ work
KIN, Sn ~ Schcu,'s Statistics ct th" world
In 1874 he wa appointed one OF thr seven A.
Observation-Disclosures of Schools III N'MM. i3ih,
work OF iruportanc" was III, Year book OF Edu-
catinn al,nvc referred to. He contemplated 70
vision of this valuable work. -
Professor Schcn, leaves a wife and children. T.
will Ice buried in IiobOk, = Cemetery to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
JOSIAH .JEX.

Josiah Jcx died Yesterday in this city. II he
had lived until juno he would have been exactly Wfy
years old He was born at Norfolk England bn 'aA'
In ths coutl e when he was fourteen wears old iucr
,t,,c clerk with Alexander a Co for three wears hc en-
led IN the shipping business Oh his own account
when Only seventeen years old He was married In tho
same year. For twonty-one years rJc> was ~ bus
ness most of the time No. 81 Bcavers IL business
was principally with Brllh Honduras. H. frtiI"d ia
1863 when thirty eight years "'d ara S'hc' mat 'Hi'
,b care of his real estate 81 which he oRu,d ltrLe
amOqr. IN Broadway and Fifi'' ave" was H. only "ru
patton lie was formerly director ~ the j. r-0n fI'c
Insurance Company aud for - Nciu' years OF tht SlA'
Av"nuc Horse Railroad Company.
Mr. Jsx has suffered from disease Tor several year
aud abot "A week ago while riding ctugh severe cold
which ha-ened h- death IN" Immediate cause u Ills
o.atl was n, tnorrhr e ~ Tie bowels.
Ills wife and family OF Nv children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

the rrov,ons Of the sanitary code requiring that seRs
recepsces be provided for sfnes anu T. does not 20
Tar emonch The only force at the disposal OF tne ooa
OF Health for the enforoemen OF tncse pnce lumber
Inc les an thirty men body entirely Inadequate 70
discharge such duty especially durns tne Of Police
has also nnder existing laws and ordinances wei dhheu
duties connected with this SUBJECT me spd nabIe il TO
look complacently upon the fruites EFFORTS OF 'ne ~
a w. saction II were drafted with Deliberate de
sign 10 cause failure OF the new system IL oo'uu no
have been more cunninIy devised =, .o,,o na6e Il
the special duty OF the entire police force 10 enIore M
relating 10 the cleanliness OF the street, to
errest Offend n aud report violation. 70 The suIfrnten
,S Roards Of Health Poi, and Police Justices Ia co
oTerate actively to the ohserv VI these rR
htons and empowered the Mayor to institute lho''Iu
dicrelt branches o the local government il esscnta
for the proper Orcemept OF the ordinances cHhR 20
cleaning the streets and dspOsnI ~ The refuse ihcle
from fear that defects o. section II are huicn'
u cause n failure OF the new system . =, .,..d
NV co,trct iet +" th Lowest ld Ger founded upon aealcd
bids when the, exceed 81 900 in amount Il ui'H
ukev 10 be- productive OF much einhar rassuent. nor
am horses carts tugs. scows, machines, tools or 3luer
neccssarics he even hired without TINS inIl'
and acceptance. The Commissioner OF Siictit lt"!nB
cannot manufacture carts, machines or FOOLS ~ Is u"c
by similar officer ia the city OF Boston, nor cah ~
construct steam tugs other Vessels ne wonia
be- especially hampcred In any sudden cAFthcy va.
might arise As Tor instance such az would hc
an unusually heavy fall Of snow the addii'h 10 I'M
nrnyisir. inco-pOrqtcd tro.n the Citizens bal, WhcP
makes II lawful for the mmissioneT OF -
in 10 cause snow and De dumped from the ends OF
the pie iu,o The East and North Rivers that certain
other things shall not be deI0sr9 neici II no NV
law. and It's rciteraion IN thIS Dili can give " "O
II tSe bill becomes law shall earnestly endeavoI to
secur, the services of the me c&nan!e tIr3h Ii III
10 discharge the work of street cleaning ana shaI 40 ni
in my power to the success o. the new
1naIded person II will be solely the fault OF measure
Which deter men Of reecEni1ed P1R5he s mST nom
risking their reputation III celii5 WIN ls 5r'9'c.
Yours respectfully, WI" 1-ANL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
DROWNED WHILE PLAYING TRUANr.

Five hoyk ranging in age from eleven to fourteen
wears Ed Gard and Peter COrcGran, John Bradley,
Frederick Bascr and Peter Herman all sohs II la
borers living in The tcnemen-hOnse, No. l6i2 Down
INCEST PLAYED hockey" from school yesterday and
idled about the North River front. Herman. who
was the leader of the party found three horse shoes
sold them for 10 cents, and with the money hirod
hat-hottom boat Of "A man by the name OF Foley a.
the White Star Line pier. The five got on board
and rowed out in the stream. Before they had gone
many yards the tide forced their skin against canal
boat The skill was upset and the boys were thrown
into the water. Herman and Baser were drowned
The Corcoran boys, who could swim, helped Brad
lev ashore and they were helped out OF the wafer
Kicrnans body was found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF ST GAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

LONDON May % Arrived steamer Goyr rom New YORK
dEnrool May 2S "A Ie eaae, &c ebm o rom
New York May II for Liverpool via this port passed CrOoA
sailed Wyoming, from Liverpool for NewYork at
GssG0w Nay Arrived steamer State Of Nebraska from
MoNILE, May Arrived steamer Poly ncsian from mon
trcal and Quebec her TO Liverpool Also the steamer
BunOs Ayrean frOm Montreal and Quebec on her"ay 10 WAS
LARyE MAY 23-Arrivci steamer STATE OF Nebraska from
oNnoS May Arrived arcelone steamer !uana r2%
New.Orleans at Belfast steamer lasceos lr from slu
NOR At Newsase si,mrr dta1s 'hT frS% Vow o'S "
LosDos May sailed 18th inst Calcutta Capt Jaecaltno)
Oaola l-ih inst Alaska ant aerna poge both Tor BAu
Delaware; zOh INST Abram founs Ata"I Hex app " sii
August Letter The altr or S9ny nGs" Ios Law
WOn the latter Tor the Delaware. Marco Polo aPt Revert
seu Maria capt rummer Mary Fraser chelle ne istter
Tor York Sebastian Bach, Transit 2lst Inst Stone
man. Bacchus Glcnnart the last two Tor san ft'h'lso
Delaware Hannah Morris olive Mount Orone9 the lat
Naadcn. William Cochrane 22d inst. Friiso for Ne"fork
Arrived I'm inst Td. 18th inst Aaravak Connexions
Harmonic capt tonken 20th lust Ercoii Fanny Alknsn
Fred he latter lost her minm1St DiT Jnms f tupni
Goy wlmot the latter % The iLan ltlS3er YIN ias 20
Yanwah 2d inst Janet Court Loeksey Hall Persinn7tofn
AMERICAN PORTS.
BosTos May 23-Arriyd, steamers Atlas from Liverpool
BassAno frm iluu Carroll from Halifax II Miller from
SHlrd steamer Nereus Tor New;fors. ,,,-.,. ,-...
Liverpool; Guf stream and Tacony from New-fork
Cleared -tAmcr 6 suneisioI Nr~ or. ,,o C,.r,oa
tlcar3 .t.aria oct.rlrA for New. York Elizabeth for
Philadelphia Duusan Tor Antwerp ~ Adams for Liver
CHAnrFsrow May % Arrived steamer CITY Of columba4s
va RoiH~ Nay 23-Arriyod. steamer Western Texas
mA,ANA May 23-saied. steamer Newport for Now.YOrS
Arrived, steamer saratoga from NowYork
.'Or LaIc' shipping Ner' ann SEE ran fngel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

,ot Geo Burey AIbemarie Forbes Santos and RIO dc
JsneirO crossman Bro Recovery GBr Ooos Am
sterdan BertAux .Afgo (Nor Nielsen
slocoVch Co Nathaniel tNOr). Jacobsen Seville spen
BrSs zanoni tisr lie Blame Perth Amboy Miller Hcngh-
santisima trinidad span, Barsa, Ponce and MAY
slocoych Co...Alby Ger TiPp,P ernambuco" Croe'
man A Bro. - .,-.
"A Van Brunt Henry Johnson DAWSON Port hutT 1'
Mich J ] Merritt + Farnham, DOwell, Jacks0nFlhc,
Warren Rdgewood Hand, Jacksonvle0 IL squiet
shepard, Rich Boston, Baker, Carver Co All
annas Clr Wood Hillsboro Mr. p Neyius Son Day
light blair Falmouth and Monego Bay Jam, Harry Moses
& Co.....Long Island Carpenter, Hartford Conn., :" al
lara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

Bo.roN, May 22-lamrs H. lIcary, repre-
.cnt.ug hims u to hrt c;.c;ic 800 tae emp oy OF T''
crn horse railroad coiullr- i tho West was arrested
D.. re- to,ia, on the charge ~ .i'tIns hru-puhrh ID"
longing to the Iigh."ud Hdlrond "nl"n' h' lIS a.
Int~ tho ,p,rrr and says lac had offered r"~id'fi'
,,,,nt of t,n.. for the purchase OF % bell punch. ana
uni,r " A.. uusuc,ra~fuiy cudaN"fcl to hct pos
49, ,i f one IN, orr o., PRO, hat D. -r W.t. an iii
az ,.toi lac, t.,frnt ,ht- ui certain Wt-trrt
mr., r,llfnn lie Wa- requested to furnish han t"-
morrow 20 answer the charge or lAi'"y ana DohuS "clo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
TIRED OF LIES BURDENS.

Icnatz {. Mocscr, who wa recently discharged
TO commit suicide Yesterday ming by putting Hin
self on me track of the Long Island Railroad III
East New York in front OF a II in. The engineer
stopped the tram fore it struck him. M0eser was
taken ia charge by his brother.
James Beneke, age thrty-iive, atte npted to com
nit suicide at No. $50 iudsOu-St yesterday 10y cut
ting ks arm with razor. lie was taken to st. III
cents Hospital By the Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
THREE WALKERS OUr OF THE RACE.

Three pedestrians have already withdrawn from
the walking match at the Madison square Garden
Brown and Dalton withdrew about IA. IN. yester-
day the former with a record Of twenty nine miles
six laps, and the latter with twcnty-eyen miles
seven Iaps Cox held out two and half hours
longer and then withdrew, after having made forty
miles, five laps. In the evening there were about
1900 apectators. Mr.. OLeary stated at ! oCiOck
In the evening that the gate receipts up TO that hour
amounted to about 80 900. Atll o'clock the score
was Hughes. 1872 Vint l2s; sullivan; l23
Glow, 122 fitzgerald, ia Howard III iaLaei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
.cHAEL sNEDEKER ALLISON.

Michael Sncdcker Allison, WHO built several
Of the Sound and scamb0as d'"d al his nome In
Jersey CIV SUNDAY at sixyye years OF lie was
born i Tarytowu y. y JIly 10, 80, and IN l-i5 rs
Cabshed ei,, yard III L"b0k"n, near the stevens b"'
ery where c built several Coasting steamers The ocean
steamer independence. the stomh9a'- MAY f""rl;
lanes " Bal win, j. IN ,lNt-tcr. j. J.. ~'htl', ana
several steain,Oats for the Chnt~" ntrrH lie was =
dir, ctor III various banking ami o''r n-utuuos dhd
he leaves a family Of tao and d, daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
.ITDGIt EOMNE.

J.dce Bovine, Surrogate Of Union Comfy,
v l. ted ut his home at Railway ye,tcrdaj afternoon.
lie was a member OF the Assembly IN iS4o 10 and
acaln in 1850 lie delegate to the Convention
which nominated Fremont. ord acrward 81 That winch
nouiuattd Lincoln Three times De vas appoint !
in,yc of the C,ur ~ Common Pleas. thr a, TINE ny
Governor Mcclellan. lie ran FOR state senator III I7J''
hut was defeated by "a small majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
AN MORTAL To DIR. CHAPLIN.

At n meeting called by che trustees of the Chm II
of the Divine Paternity last evening 1t was decided
to decorate the church and erect % memorial TO
the Lite Lev Dr. f. II. C'.dpin. The cost, which
will include the frcscOng, the scanned glass Will
dows and the memorial will lie about so 1000. The
work will be done by Louis &. Tiffany, and will be
finished eariv in St.p'e, ier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
THE SPRAGUE Estate SUIT.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., May 23.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, in tue case OF Latham
against Chaec, trustee OF the A. and W. spregGc es
tates, Judge Colt dericd the motion for preliminary
Injunction aud the appointment Of rccc, or, bat
order I'd Cha1ec's answer TO be filed by June q. The
trustee las called meeting of the sprague creditors FOR
June i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
An Ohio wlg

An Ohio wig was recently kicked out Of
shape hy the p.onrrtur ~ barroUn over whose IRE"
lunch hr pa,rd the following legend: "Stomach pumps
may bee hired the lobby "-iC0mmcrcldl Adyertlser
Gilbert Stuart once met a lady IN Boston
who ..td 20 i. II have iu-t s,tn your hkenrrr, MI
stuart. and kissed n. b'si~c Il ~IR ~ much Ike toL
And did ki-- y,, n return ," rHii he NO., replied
thc .ly Then, said the gallant painter, II WIS hot
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
uAIhFY KlLEY sTrvENa.

NEwBURG, y. Y, May 23.-llalS"y Riley
sevens died yesterday ia" eighty second ycnr ~ his
are lie was nnuvc 80 Nov TIa'upehirc. ard l.
,nember Of the Legislature ~ that State Ia i-J0-1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
MRs. CATnAKINE COrrr;.

CINCINNATI, May % Mrs. Catharine Coffin,
widow Of Levi Cofi1 died ycs:'rinv ~ her h"u'e IN
Avondalc She and hcr husban were widely known Ia
slavery tiiues among the Mosf actltc h'trrs OF
fugitive siaN % or ther Nay To Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

a. Tdnas HOtel--Congres Richard CToWieE'
~ J.Snort n v and General J. r. Anderson, OF Nrgih
Nh Hre7sS HotfL-General stephen a; Mnp T1pt
Inot ana Tudge Theodore Miller Of the NewnOrk Nouas
Of Appeals Iibendr HotetCount O. GALL 1 1.Mss ~ "
SW,,so, - p,sfon esfnfn<ter HotetJerone ~ raj
menter Of Troy .... Grand HosLg hie f Ii r.
Tog,shurv Of New IIaven...... Holman H0usc-SeheI"
Thomas Ii KeoKh. 81 North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
DIR, RiDWaYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteles paDty coa of the OF ali dis
~ the stomach. n II bow H. Gldnys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constI costiseness, indiYeEtion
dyspepsia bliousness bUJus tev' nfamma ton OF the
bowels piles and all derang.m OF the inter nal Vscer
Warranted 10 effect positive cure. Price 20 cents per box
Sold by all druggists.
DIR. RADWAY & CO., ~ WARREN-ST, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

win 10 sd by auction Tuesday. May -. at l0@o ~ by
Young flott 80 IT, ,uri tnd .Ncw frk "nhrcins i1
t ,afl, .lr. . -,- ird ~ other AuiS ~ INC iN
.ln- fli fr npA ct gilrn. carefully packed &" snip
hi ,ut oi. from PRtEl HENDERSON. jersey CIV, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

Noyions Gases. II il surprising how Bromo
Chui Will lh-nh ana i-truy nUunus gases One TIL
Will 1Ons inc tAo most sarpI'au.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

Scal.kin Sacdues repaired, altered TO new
shape Finished com rc splendid work, prices low. No
r,tft riAf, fof s"rgrdurug The summer snArNEs FUR
n AAUfACIUkT lOJ PriuC"st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
EDITOR TED

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

Lazy and dali feelings are sure precursors o
seku - which nothing bat Hop Bittors MI Danish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
Announcements

ADOPT now the us, of platt'S CllOridcs. The
olorcs-, r,G,hr flc'ut ili economical disnfrctut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

Dir. LYON', TOOrH TABLETS.
Asa youi Dentist about thcm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

Bcaty's ORGANS. it is said, are very sweet
toned ,i durlI Instrument Many rrr Ia Use ~ Tao ,y
lie : d. tors and War rooms are At ~ Arlington. y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

81 TAKE Ny COCKTAIL N THE MORNINGI
Instead Of cu,ktau 20 brace mp take winrglassfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

IIankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
send for circulars 10 fast 2lthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24

RTkFE- lilMH tAtISAfA BARK.
II won't siart 20 spree hut viii brace you ~ Tor
ali dav mot tutou ~" app lite that your have. fiht
ff,- o, only u bo obtained At Mk'rs Drug H'
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