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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
european advertisements.


CTOKE PARK, in the County of Bucks,
- Fnrland-To be sold by private treaty the beautiful
residential estate known "A STOKE PARK and DCFFIELD
ESTATE, comprising mansion Deer PARK, stoke Manor
Hnnse &C. and Manor Of stoke Poges The Large and
elegant mansion stqate in the centre Of ne PARK IN
tho italian style designed by Wyatt and hut regardless
of cIpensa IL il perfectly substantial and decora
five state Of repair for immediate occupation. tits ap
roads with convenient lodge entrances
ihr tonOoIls numerous, well arranged SPACIOUS
There large entrance halls conserl ana
corridors with euient and extensive Oincc
Tile deer park the most ancient IN Eng
land Nth fine herds Of red aud aow deer views
Of W.n.sOr Castc and park and ST. Leonards m are OBJ
ta from the sion and many commanding pO-ltlohs IN
H. sure grounds The estate Is ornamental WITH spen,
did lumber plantations, the whole comprising about go
acn OF ch grass and arabic land The lawns and pleasure
planted with and evergreen shrubs OF great
Variety and stnddei with ancient forest tires ~ large
and beauty The kitchen gardens are In igh state Oh
cultivation with abundance OF wineries and Othef Bs
hou,es There convenient farm premises adapted
for hone The whole property IL In perfect condition.
House. watch Queen ElIaDth Al one inns
r-deJ thu park and Ia feature Ing
nous. excellent preservation and hrstrAte repair ana Is
ia Pogs church. and the fine monuments 70
The park The mansion IL within one mile ana halt OF
on Great Western Railway, by which
line london l. reached ia about half All hour Her Mesys
staghounds aud the Old Berkeley aud MI Garts fo1'
hounds and sir iarycys barriers hunt In the district
The estate In the ncgbOrhood OF many large and important
country houses Portions II the outlying land might DC s0u'
OF let for building purposes without detrmen 10 the man
.on and deer park Eos particulars sud cards TO view Apply
10 MessrA CLCrToN, 0~hitohalpace Westminster = W.
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fcaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, Albany
~ County I'm the OF the Globe Mutual Life Insurance
Company pursuance Of an order Of hi. Court made at
special Term thereof u Albany, n v, on the loth DAY OF
March 1850 and entered in the Clerks once Of Albany
notice ia hereby given that the undersigned was in and
by aid order duy appointed referee inquire into TIE ale
cations petition hrin and Ia take proofs ana
fr The book papers OF aid company VINO rc
the policy holders said Globe Mutual Life Insurance Com,
many the number Of policies outstanding IN f0rct te
II perons whom issued and the value Of each 81 ssa
nocles and due each and the persona e
Entitled 10 dsrIutyc share in the proceeds OF the seca
e and Of The money held In trust by the insurance depart
mrn Of the state o. for the 6enent Of said policy
hcs and the which each OF the persons ~ louhu
~ he emitted QUAINT receive and TX the rate or proportion
a. ach cnse which each Of the owners or holders OF d pom
lies H. entitled receive according 70 law and report The
e ali which fully and az length APPEARS IN lu oruer
so entered "a and notice Is hereby further gwen
sst ali rocy holders said company and al persons o.
parties entitled in the distribution OF the OF
sd Aforesaid hereby required and no
tiled TO presen their claims and proofs sa po
cie a. aforesaid the value OF each OF said poncles
the sum upon each and the persons who are entitled
In dstrbuye share In said proceeds OF securities anu
money aforesaid amount which each Of the persons
ound 10 be entitled ought 10 receive 10 the undersigned
AZ aforesaid his Office No 35 Broadway In the c
Of New.York on Monday, the 23d dag Of May 1881, a
o'clock noon which place and time the underhghe
said referee hear and determine the matters
So roicii0i " nm - Referee
Dated New.York, April ls, 1881. ZAP 2o-stw .&s.l
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FALL RIVER LINE FOR
uOGTON NENVpOUr FALL


FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON XET P2E i XII RIVER
The yCIknOTn at, steamers BRISTOL and fRovIbEN from
coNSEcTi6N via GNNEx Boat from Brooklyn at pm
Jersey CITY p Long water Pull nights rest
rive morning trains Boston Short rail rde. ZINE one
TICKET. sTNTERooMs &C. be obtained at all prin
0R GEO IS5iI l. coNSoR, P a. i'D- NO' ILL Ns''
TOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand central Depot I:35 p. m. week days; 1870
a saPaS and 4sG aG aos '0 '
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PAsshN ,ol TEAISs on aud after Nay % ss T
$40 m and $50 p N for hasion ile!hehem AenoTn
ITHACA ieneys Lyons Buffalo and the West Train at p 70
VIII and Ptison Pullman sleeping coaches attached
toe 80 p; N. train ,.,o. $500, o,
ali ponii in &shsnoy and aaeS rspns O0u"'s'
General Eastern Office, corner church sna CoTtandtst:
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Connecting with Worcester and all points north, Via
The Palace steamer G&ss%cIi usETrs win leave on
sssy Ra ss1F saS P aRG S
5P. ~, FROM PIER 20, n. r.,
Foot Of warTenst, NewYork.
D1ps Ss sS White Mountains Via Pryenee and
oeser paro will be run through from the steamer
Tickets all principal ticket onces staerocms
secured at o1ceso Wcstootts Express ~ Nos
and 500 broadway and at Metropolitan and Filth Avenue
Hotel ueAe' O"'o'- s. BABcocK, President
I. W. PILKINs. General Passenger Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant Steamers o.,.-.
snS on &cnday wednesdays and M
5P. NJ, FROM PIER SO, NJ r.,
Foo, Of Jay A. arriving IN Boston at An FARE As 10"
AS BY ANY OTHER LINE - a....-oo-..
Tckets sale Il Ali principal ticket omoea es
secured Offices Of Westoots Express ~ roa 90
and s07 broadway Metropolitan and Ftfth AVenue
ho'ei uoN'' '"'o~ BABcocK. President
/ W. FILKINs. General Passenger Agent
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Gounirn 3Jropertp h)anteo.

FURNISHED II ouse wanted within one hour OF
n. " for summer; rent not 20 exceed SUI IIr
cd place preferred where there plenty o. shanS
must be in healthy location and within one niue Vi "S
station Address W. H, Box AZ, Tribune once
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINZ.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New YoE station II Of y J., loo; Of Lib
Fo g r@'esAa SptP and rcsn': At az 2 Cd, iii'
Io rlrl ana rerl... at $50 o. Ills a. M: 100. AGO.
80, !. on sunday ~ S.tj
fT Trenton, Warren ant TucEersts $500 7l5. ., lll5a
NJ; 20 40 ':3', = II p III sunday $40 A. NJ o9o
I!cnrn ir::ns leave Philadelphia for Nsw.Yor1
GIrenss, at 50, $50 93o II a. M l:lj 3i5, 6i0 GAO
f,o% rlird and BcfE..s AS $50 Si5 a. nj l. $40
Froa Trenton Warren AID rueEcrsts ., $40, $50 g
pos, loo, - a. NJ; p 20 Al, CSC 10 s25 p NJ
tonn.cion made at Jersey City and from Brook
IicIe,. o 'as al loot = Liberty. 40. 80 2ol 4olon
ICarfi IT, ani Nn6ct Once Jcv"s Wharf, brooklyn
check o @ G% or pT ss to asan o Ap T
cation "a. be TIcsi go and lS35 Broadway ,S u,av%
connection WIN ne le telephone 9na Law te,iisgTgh
Gen Manager Cen. Pass. Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and NIL points on IIOU-
L sATONfC and NAUGATUCK RAfLROADS- steamers
GaT; al Fs9 S hl by any S cS} foate
\EW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
NewIlsyrn at and / 20 p M, connecting with road.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER C@mmc NJ. January H. 1881
m western and No-tncrn EIprcss to Rochester
Pait.burs, - Adams and Montreal 800. .. ,,....
daigus Rochester AMI BGSiio. -
-sa"ss dra. 1 Fs. sn an RuisS connexions
800 =. w.. Ao.1nmo iaton 10 Albany ard Troy. -
500 D. m Louis Express daily with sleeping cars TOT
Ion. running through every LAY IN the week, also
Auburn Road Stauna aud f'r nuAalo Toledo and DO
iro and excepting Sunday night for Montreal via PAtts
Roche.t,f Bnnno cleveland Toledo. Detroit and Chicago,
aid excepting sunday night. for Montreal VIA ~ Alar%
II go Night INprcss with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
Troy.
wg,,GS York and m ws.hnstonlsi BROOKLYN
J. NJ TOtCEI, Gen. sup. & - MtEklN, Gen PaSsr Agt
NORWICH LINE
" To po.fop Worcester Nashua Portland and tho Fast
t!a Nov nndnu Steamer Nor no 40 North River,
A. p M daily sundays excepted Limited tickets to Bo>'
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STEAMBOATS, 'nno Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier a, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI~sT.. every WEEK DAY atop
M connecting Albany SUNDAY morning excepted With
trains North West aud Fast .
tickets to Albany and r:un good 80 days e. 90
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BROADWAY & 1STH-ST.
L" WILSONIA"
TRIUMPHANT!

IMPORTANT TO THE INvALIDS OF AMERICA,
WHO HAVE BEEN HUMBUGGED BY MEDICINE
AND ADVERTISED QUACK NOSTRUBS.
Tho wIlsona" Magnetic Clothing pioneer system
that revouonse all the written formulas in the treat
ment Of disease
One hundred and my thousand opc testify that
the WisonIa Garments have cured after every med
cine had failed
engine and electric telegraph sink into insignia
measured by commercial value and Judged
Thy comparison with the benefits aecruns to the public
by the introduction Of this marvellous invention.
Disease be where the wsonia" garments
twelve months.
Strengthen and purify the blood then disease Ia
impossibity The Wsonia garments must inevitably
fulfil the above conditions
addresses whore qualified assistants are always in
waiting and largo apartment of "Wsonia" Magnetic Gar
ments including bOdybets inyigoraors throat pro
ecor rupture supports abdominal supports and every ap
pance necessary the relief and cure OF disease without
medicine Of any kind.
my treatment they will have to orego every form Of med
cine.
Depots and consulting rooms are located as follows;
HEADQUARTERS,
465 Futonst, Brooklyn,
NETWORK,
COS Broadway, near Grand Central Hotel
NETWORK,
1887 Broadway.
NETWORK,
29l0 Third.ave, near l2jth-S.
ALBANY,
~ North Pearlst.
SARATOGA.
l27 Broadway.
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I AIDES COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
IL wish to dispose OF few shares Address Ara VIII
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)ENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRt NK LISE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL tOlIE
Trains leave SewlOrk VIA DcsbrOsses aud torfiandt
STREETS Fcr1e.. ~ follows 49,
Harrisburg. ilttburg the West and South WITH Pullman
IA 49,. a ~ 4. tlch,d a. m. and 80 daily
Wilnn4nort Lock Haven q. m. $50 r. m. CORY and
iTcat so o. Connoctnga CORY Tor InuHN' lctfo-
lrfim Crntrr and the Ou Regions
Baltimore. Washington and the south Limited MNhng'
tom E,pos- n Pullman Pator daily. except sunday,
,. ~. arriyc Washington D. M. Regular az 80 ana - y
a. m 30 and 10 D. NJ. aud n-i. sunday, AJO rnr 7
and 10 o. 1 {
I.Nurt-s ,uf baltimore. except ~uni1y T. m
For Atlantic CIV. I D. M, without change ~ rarA
Boats Of "gropklyn Annex" connect VITA an through
trains ~ IrStF ty aorng speedy and direct transfer FOR
BROOKLYN travel. 49,. "A.
daily $50 H. M daily. cNc,pt Monday From Washington
aut baltimore - m.. $50. a2n aud 10 ~ J.
SUNDAY q. 20 a. m nud 1870 ,. Prom rhiiaisl
mia Esn $50 T. $40 10 90. ll4U 10. .. 100 52n,
40 \ 80 q.9b AMI ~ - =. sunday. 3 30 $50, :,
10 40, ~ 80 q. IN. ESQ. o. 3d. AMI 1000 D. IA
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1ilarbIc ano Slate Alantfls.

WOOD AND slate re-. MANTL LES, 5.s most
hibition. I. b. STEWART CO. 76 wsst 2sdst~ New
York.
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DRTSHBS of every description at Sl pc peari'
ss,,s peck slip al articles Of lowess price,
- st. yP 8SaN X aoPfki. Nsuufactursr and inpers~s
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6leumboats ano Railroads..

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE,
"A. Note change IA location. NEW STEAMERS SARA.
Io'A and CITY OF TROY leave daily, except Saturday,
from PIER No ~ North River foot o Chii-topherst,
neenE with morning trains for the North and est sun
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6orses ano Carriages.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al rh uas
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23S Broadway eone S,th IVA
arbt-st 3O9 West Tweny.thrd.st, corner kgnt1 Ave.
No 81 Fourteenth corner Union SQUARE 1ey
ave. corner Forty-seventhst; at the HAhLEn 80
Nos lOOl and 800 Third ave, corner one nuno ~ As
tw enty hfth-st up 10 p. M al regular once zess
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
II New spring styles or
WILLIAM II. GRAY, 20 and ~ WooSr EH'sr'
victoriaA L9n npqit t,rs
. LANDACS, S n,aaIs
Carts, 1SoNAA"Sg-
BERLIN COACHES, BROUGHAMs, COUPEs,
Top wagons Ladies' and 5 Top Ph1etG%nfs,k ps.
WAGoHErrEs AND C AAInGnSSh Ell HAND
Brewster Victoria and six seat RocaswaySS
SINGLE SEAT BREWSTER TOT M..uo-''
IAndsulet elegant orier by bTeT p[. a.,
depot WAGON, ell0; PHAETON, 500 f.ocAA"ay Wv
DA-- -, loo second Hand In great varieY'
200 SETS HARNEbS.
Moderate procs
TGNTFD--FOR CASH, A SECOND
w hand Village or Tear. Must be In good condition
- .h.an Addrss CASH Tribune once.
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MpERIAL GERMAN-LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN, LINE.
L Hamburg. American prcket Campanys Line Io'
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. g., q
FRISIA............-. May 10 MESIfh uhs
WIELAND May 20 GIN BilA j ~ = y
Rates Of passage to Plymouth london Cher9enig'
500 Second Cabin. $40. Steerage S30. lolnd ulP
reduced rates. Storage from Hamburg haVre ano
southampton SIS
KUNIAEDT & CO.. G. II. Hl' HARD " "
General General Passenger AGENT
N Irna.l = L. W. ID Brnalysa y. y y
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% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS .AND on
'-'DN . iTfWo Is SEW-YoRK
poyGE TgAcT TIE Not TINE TMrG9ysR ESSTT'r
wITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New YORK via Desrossos and cort
40 $50 = $50 O. 90 Limited. u a. m. 32o Sto T. .
g. $50 and 10 pm and ~ night sunday 4JO and ami
Eiprss Train. leave SewYdii Gly excerpt SUNDAY a,
$50 IN and p M running through VI" trenton anu O~n
Hrurnlng trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 a45 625
:. 30. : $500 aud m Limited fy?e.o lSo m5 >
20 o4 ard p ~ On 9Hn.y' Sha ", Is Cam
den o A. m. and $50 p. m. daily. except SUNDAY. - ,
foot Of Dcsbroses aud CortIsnds Tourist aud Brook
Anne staten foot 81 hro Jsy NS In
igTan Ticket Oaee saterynlace will call a., and check
baggage from hotels and residences n yoon
FHAN General Manager Grul Plssr Agent.
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing ut
Ii Col1cns west Poinu. Cornwall NcYonrs Marlboro
S Delaware sa5 %s yaSy taoa Steamboats,
Cornell and James bhd%n iesy, Gay when rs PbmSSs
cornell leaves at p.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NEW.YOHK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN NALL
or TRAINS TAXING Rryrcr XoyEHER 10 1880
room Coaches Bunao and suspension bridge La, q, pn,
a Sh ias TooS s. Sleeping coachos
H. EIpres. for me Wes SlsfP an
chicago whou change; also Hotel Dining cars t0SheeBo
Iahs leave a6ers street Depot Yers for n -ao
Newark, G.45 $40, ll:3O a. m; 3:lu 4-v, 49,
D M and midnight saturday nights only suhuAys' Vi'
u and Passac o. 75O TO- 1920 a. m-the lOsO
mn train stops Rutherford only on Suiidsys III
i.4S g. 800 ADO. 5l0 63O 60 o5v iu3O M an 10
night. Sunday, u, $780, 1920 A. m' lio' ooo p h' anu -
PatrsSn G. 100 TO- 1920 u IL nooni las $50 -
Dlr6t saaGays g. $50 1920 m, ii5, $50 m, and II
patsrsSn via Newark 6i6 $40 ll3Oa $40 400 800
Gi0 1850 D. m. II midnight Saturday nights only sun
days sIo 10 10 o MI l,45 $50 0lo 7l0, and
midnight sundays $780, 1920 A. ni l4o o'So p iuT A1
y waTS,eE $50, 1O9Oa m. $50 p m o,o suD.
NeSburg and Cornwall 7:5O a. Mi $3.50, 400 p m sun
day, S;s1 and Kingston a m- $50 Sundays $50
ann.A.n. O. 7:5o o. 1920 mi $780, $3.50, AGO. T. 7l5 p m
suhh9ddstown 100 o. 1920 M 800, $50 Tdo tm
,Is y al lo28A m. $50 m. The A. IN and Aov
sund9ys SEQ Sonnet with Newfork and osveso Midland
iisilroad At Hel se o 1920 mi 4So O. T. 7:l5 Sun
o.ys no 1920 nj $50 and P m ana or.r,sr after
for massage and for Apartmentsl n Driving Room
Soa $50 %oi o. SS Badway N " No
toars sn from the West arrive in SeWYOrE At 7S
and Is o. A. sn aB TtSR sn1 Agent NowYOr
HroRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Set $50 $50 M 80 oS9 ~ 70 aSS tralS viii
sSadsyr 1oa $50 pm, m nina LaS ii'0 N ''N
lesys SV sUrnS Valley and GOssy 100 BOO m Adv
Pm mo. n. ABBOTT, osnl PassT Agent NsW'Y0rH'
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-NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTTCE.-Thc steamers OF this Lane take Lieutenant
Maury's Lane routes q all 90 ~ he
CITY OF MOS TRIAL ... THURSDAY May 10. 10 A. m
CRY M HFRtTS .SATt' RDAI. Nav >. 4.
CITY OF BRU So - ....... III kSlAl June = Va III
Cfiv ~ Gil SIZE .... SATURDAY, June II. pin
fiiN oF RICUMBNU TIL r. DAY. Iunr IL. q =.
From Per -, y r., foot 81 tharton7L
CABIN $50 500 Return tick ets on favorable terms
STFFKAGI. IS. Irclald so Iraits At lowest rateo
Falcons staiernoris. smoA Ing aud bathrooms audshipA
ILese steamers not carry cattle, sheep or pigs -
JOHN q. DALE, Agrnt, 81 and 80 Broaliw Ay, y \
I'hiad, pila Olica. No. 100 south Ath -
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fertures ano nlcctinee.

DOOM of Steam. Principles and Prospects Of the
IL KELLY MOTOR
Lecture by o. VI. BABCOCk, Of Philadelphia -
ChicLer.pg Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay lS-
Tickets so cents
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MONARCH LINE. ~

IVUNNNIIt LINE.
vi SLW.NORK aud LONDON
splendid new fest atram.rf
Lave dock adjoining Payonia Ferry. Jcrsey CITY
Persian Monarch Nay n saxon Monarch june =
Celtic MONARCH MAY p.
for saloon passengers 40 SFfG
arc takrn on "a Prepaid Storage al low rates
The splendid new steamship le.ran Monarch SAILING
SATURDAY. MAY accommodate te" more s@i'on
paS-engers with choice outside rooms
Apply To the general agcntA
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Gxrursions.

DAPID TRANSIT TO THE SEA.
ROCKAWAY REACH EXCURSIONS DAILY.
Ney.Nork Woodhayen and Rockaaay Railroad
Trains leave DAILY a. follows
uunters Point a. 10 o and los M: i3O AMI $40
Bushwick at 6l5, . and II a. M l;l5 and ~ p m
RETURNING, LEAVE
Rockaway Beach, TAO and 10 a. l2l3, ana Div T. M
1cnSs,og IcSefs 10 cens No charge Psrior Cars
usmmels Flderta Ruands STEMS East End Hotel and
seasde House open for the season
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -.-
STEANSIiIP LINE BETWEEN MN. YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
MAIN .......... sat. MAY - BRAI NSCHNElG June,
ODER. sat. Nav Is DpNAl -. -.Nh' JuLr
lABSBr HG sat May p hliE ....... sat.Jun' !,
cen WFRDFR sat June 4 AR......--SaL, June 20
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK To SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE OR BR .AEN;. .,o
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN ~
sfElHAGE. so IA
Return tickets az roincc Prepaid storage oerti
Gates S2s steamers ALL from Pier between second anu
1Llri-st-. UODOkeu, y J. .-... 49,. ,,--,,--, ..-.
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PATTON. VICKERs CO.. BoWiing'Grcen
AGIEIC MAIL. SIZE AMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1.
i Failing from Pier foot Of Cansi-st. North River.
For ~au FrantiscO VIA Isthmua ~ Panama
COLON -............... Saturday. MAY n, noon
Connecting for Central end South America aud Mexico
Prom san Francisco 10 Japan and nina -, "a q, -
CITY or TOXIC .Ihuf~iAy may ~ y m
INrsm san Francisco Honolulu. NewLcalaDd aud Aus
"iT@ OF SYDNEY ......... Saturday. Juno I. 2. m
or IN arrival of London mails a; San francsco. -.
Passenger forwarded 10 SAN FKANCisfO, SANDNltH
ISLAM liz. JAPAN, CHINA, SfWLEAlASl, AZ = IltA
LA, SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICA aud
MEXICO. ,--..,-..,,...
FOR frrrht passage AMI general information apply At Com
'--' A. J. ~ LIAG,
hnrrIlnIenlrnt
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Two PHILADELPHIA.

rIty OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q on
-.tFNDAY TIIEEE STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO ~ SEW.lORk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-02
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The detail of officers for the Jean
F1ette search is completed.
The demand in Boston for WOO
the past week has been fair.
Immigrants to this country since
January 1st number 10000, of which
4,0UO left Bremen on Friday.
Gladstone says he is yet unable to
tell whether England will be repre-
scented at the monetary conference
The cabinet meeting on Friday
was confined to routine business
MacYeagh and James were not
present.
The California stallion "Santa
Claus" has been entered by Hickok
for the Beacon Park races at Boston
on the 18th.
Noone was forcibly elected from
the office of the Freiheit;' the place
was merely locked up for the pro
lection of the contents, after the ar
rest was made.
Bradlaugh has appealed to the
House of Lords. If it decides
against him the government will
introduce a bill renting the penal
ties imposed against him.
The Denver and New Orleans
Railway has contracted for $4,000
tons of English steel rails, sufficient
to extend the road from Denver tC
ten miles south of the Arkansas
The road is expected to be running
that far by next Christmas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-02
) TIE lad ENGLISH.

in the English House of Lords the
course of government ia the Trans
vssl matter is being discussed, and
Premier Glsdstone's administration
is being severely scored by some of
the proud old lords who hold to old
time ideas of Englsnd's power. policy
and greatness. They feel humbled,
and think British pride and prestige
have suffered in restoring the little
African republic to independence.
Undoubtedly the blue blood OF Brit
ain viii cuEdle somewhat over the
course government has taken. II
hiss ell the appearance OF an English
defeat at arms, o thing that ia par
tIcularly grinding upon the loya'
Briton. 10 point Of fact the BoeE
victory was not one Of arms. 1t is
true the hardy Dutch did some efec-
tive work with their riHes; but their
triumph was secured for them By the
civilized world, and not through
powder and lead. The world de-
manded that England loose her un-
lawful grip upon TransvAal, and
while the demand Il as not framed in
so many plain words. it was SO given
tpat the British could neither mis-
understand nor disregard it. The
fat-iooted lords may as we'll smother
their wrath and accept the inevitable
with chow of grace.