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Sharp County record., 1881-03-17
Rheumntisn.

There is certainly not a more distressing
infiction in the long list OF disorders; not
one that has baffled the skill Of physicians as
rheumatism. To those afflicted we would
honestly say, try Durang's Rheumatic Rene
dy. 1t is an internal medicine, harmless in
effect, and may be taken by the most delicate
lady. Some of the leading men the Nation
have used 1t with success Sold by all Drug
gists, Send for free pamphlet to r. K. Hell
phenstine, Washington, d. c.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17
Peoria Narlonal Democrat ]

The most eminent physicians of the day
highly recommend st. Jacobs Oil as cure for
rheumatism. 1t can be purchased at any
drug house, and the price is insignificant when
you take into consideration the wonderful
cures it will produce.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

Gardening, as well as the art OF
making bouquets, is taught in the
schools of Japan, and nowhere in Eu-
rope are there so many flower gardens
as in that country. All new species
and varieties of garden flowers and
trees are sold at high prices and be-
come known throughout the country
with great rapidity. Gardening is car
ried on by all classes.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

somebody makes the remark that
the most disagreeable month to a soldier
!, - a. long March. 1t May be, but when
u soldier ha' heen October by bullet
. puce or TWICE he charges his mind.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

"A. j. Muryon, formerly a druggist
of Coldwater, Mich, was found frozen
to death at stock ranch in which he
was interested near Huron, Dakota,
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

THE ice harvester is hurrying up. He
knows he cannot make ice while the sun
shInrs.-N o. Picayune.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

"A fourteen-year-old miss of Elgin,
H., named Carrie Stewart, poisoned
herself with strychnine, through love for
a man to whom her parents objected.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

TEE donkey keeps his tongue still and his
ears in motion. Consequently his ears are
never frozen. There is moral here, if you
will search for it.-BoSton Transcript.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

GEt uD and dust" was what the boarding
misses said when she awoke the chamber
maid.-BoSton Times
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17
A Hnusehold Need, Ere

Send on postal-card for so page book on ''The
LIVER" its diseases and their treatment. Ad-
dress DR.. Sanford, 1872 Broadway, New York.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

THE air is filled with materialism, dogma
tism and rheumatism.-N. Y Commercial, Ad-
UertiSer.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

A BOY who finds fault with pie and pudding
at home will take a pinch of salt and two
potatoes and make good dinner out in the
woods on a rabbit hunt.-Detrot Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

A CHICAGO paper says the best scheme for
improving the Mississippi River would be
something to prevent St. Louis people from
bathing in it.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

ASK your druggist for Redding's Russia
Saye. Keep it in house in case of accidents.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

Has an ofT-hand way with it-A circular
SAM.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-17

A GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest:
A Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
B per cent. National Publishing Co., st. Louis, Mo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

other chief officers Of customs and others, relative To
oyefcrowding passenger steamers, the substance OF
which WA given In THE TRIBUNE Of the Sth inst IA
being printed with view thorough distribution
throughout the United states.
General Raum today informed Collectors OF Internal
Revenue that the appropriation for payment OF gaugers
and sorekeepers for the current year nearly
hanste that the balance not sufficient pay all these
officers In full for the month Of June IL f. estimated that
there VIII be funds enough pay each officer up and
including June 20
Commander Montgomery sicard was to-day appointed
Chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance. Navy Department,
vice Commodore LETTERS resigned. He VIII enter upon
MS duties on the lst OF next month. Commander
Slcard II N present duty the Boston Navy Yard
lie r. anative az Ncwlork and stands az IN, head OF
the Commanders LIST. lie viii be- promoted 10 Dc
Captain.
Ate.egram has been received at the War Department
from M1lor Brotherton. and dated Fort Bufond OAK,
May 20 IN which he says: II expect more Indians IA
very soon-perhaps the greater portion of those az
Woody Mountain and u may Dee some from sitting Bun
n' Like QWAppcle There are a. the two places about
sixty lodges. ~ most cases. an ~ on"i, two families
e. lodge, and n All about 300 men, women and chil
drcu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

W,-uINDro,. Tuesday. June II. 1881.
Secretary WINDOW has returned from the West and
Was 90 ui- office today.
indianapolis. Ind, has been constituted port Of de
livery. and officers o.; customs have been officially al
Sl-cd thereof
Tac President to-day appointed John Hcrrics, Of the
r-frt e., iuH.ii. A., az f0i the Indians Of Lr LcmL
AGENCY. la Idaho, Vice J.. a. -tout Resigned.
j. .. Van Wormcr the private secretary Of Post
master General james. vii assume the position NJ Chief
C4b OF thc Post Olec Department on the lst o., JGy
next Mr. knapp tue present oIc, clerk wiz retire ou
account of ull'aith.
N.-AI 81 elliott. native 81 Wisconsin. a student %
law here. was to-day appointed by the President a
uotlri public tor the District Oi Columbia This Il the
g-t lu-tn.r mere Woman has received such al up
poiufincut from President
Ia, decision OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
10 the matter OF payment of taxes upon capital and
a, pu-fs is having marked effect upon the
from pryat banks. During the last AZ months The in
rrel- al taxes returned from private banks In New
York alone II ueaiy , pcr cent.
Tho Treasury circular addressed " Collectors and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

also started for Albany the OF the day There
Is a good deal Of comment at the spectacle OF
| the city and State officials who paid good
salaries by the taxpayers attend to the duties OF their
Offices, spending almost their entire time at Albany
lobbying for the reelection OF exSenaors Conking and
Platt An estimate made by curious taxpayer OF tho
salaries OF city officials who have been at Albany work
Ing for Conkng and Plat their resignation shows
that they have drawn from the city treasury IN that
time about 5000. The state officials like super
intendent butcher. Health officer smith. the Cap
tain OF the Port, Mr.. Cole and others, who
have also neglected their duties for the same
reasons have drawn about 5000 from the State
treasury, without regard 20 those officials who
are situated in Albany THIS f. exclusive OF the salary
Of Vice President Arthur who IL paid Of the National
Treasury In this way Mr. Conklng has drawn from the
taxpayers Ok the city and state about $1,000 all s
canvass 80 far suppo-ug nothing is lost BY IL,
Of these officials from their posts Of duty.
Upon his departure Mr Conkinc stin profcssed 70 be
confident ~ ultimate succ-s lie seemed to place much
reliance upon the work of the Assembly Investigating
Committee to aid his aud force an njourumcnt
There is no question that the Adjournment policy is how
tnr so., hope ~ Mr.. Coukius very intimate a~-o.
catc Of his who went 10 Albany MONDAY. was asked
~A't hr Thought would hc the result ihe state cleo
uonth, Year nca~o the L. si,iaturr al burned now with
olt r.c1rins Senators " think Nas the answer that
thr state world go DrfIpcIaIc'
Would that. chen. help Mr. Conkllnrl"
II ~on'd show vas the reply. That the laslt pn.
upon coukiia- resented hy TIE state AID De-
c' that 10 would result in the election OF the ca ena-
tor ~ an extra session 90 tAc legislature"
An GOVERNOR 81 the state, p we'll known R,pu''lrau
also said that an adjournment ~ thc Lc-i.lature
"iiAoHt am election o. na'or. wol De- disastrous 10
~" '~ty 9nd favorable 70 VI Con&iin; Tx Lieutenant
ao' IN 'N,,--r'. r same opinion a- % IT,
'.. 'h fHr p,rtl. Miihul'. however cNpns .lie any
W. ,iu N'It'''H: s1d D. police iu P. p.
" hn DDS h"'n n~-.. '.'- W. CpuhluI, AID you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

room Repeated inquiries for the proprietor had no
better result. Mrs. SchuSter sent down check for
The weekly bill. with a statement If her ol jactiou-
to the extra items md II the sam Size was wiling
To pay for damages and indemnity. The cho.a was
returned with message that all must Dec paid or
none. You viii note the trick pllyrl 90 hi. point
If Mrs Schustcr had sent money for the vecsly bll
| VI. Care must have taken d. Ilc rrtrrcd the
check which wa, not q legal tender though before
lac had always taken thrn. and knew that the
check was perfectly good. And In thi, way il be-
came possible for him 10 inform Mr. Sclm-t,r that
unless the who'll bin was paid then and there with
out abatement he should dctau lcr baggage, on
which hc bad no lien except for the regular weekly
bill. He actually dil dcau H. Mrs. Schuecr r"iug
unable 10 consult with friends and quitting the
hotel without being allowed To take q change of
clothing from her trunks.
SUING VANITY FAIR ~ VAIN.
These facts were stated in IGnifg Idir. accom-
panied by some natural remarks about cItorlion and
adding that tAc cNtortion WAS less q ma,tcr of CONF
plant than the hIrh-haudcd and in,o.cnt way In
which the proprietor had treated Mrs.. SchI,tcr
sriznc the luggage Of % lady well Known 10 him as
solvent and responsible person and customer of
twenty years standing Thrsc rruarhs soon TO
uc ju-tihahic and moderate. Bat VI. Care was so
ill-adyiscd as to bring au action for libel AGAINST
VANITY Idir on account of them; which has been
decided hy verdict for tie defendant The Jury
do NOT seem to have approved VI. Care s. method Of
enforcing payment OF cNorhi'aut q lanls People
VINO share their views ar3 who don't Ike 10 bc
mad" t' Pay unreasonable chaTc., or g. iravc their
baggage behind them. viii p'ihap, prefer some
Other Motel 90 the Westminster. II j, suIpi, lnc
Tat h"icLhccpcis sao..d take $40 -holf-,ir.i,l
We" ct their interests. lHt ! have known others
'i'h VI. Care ST." c.k ic,i unjust claim. iu the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

W,~uINoToN June ton thc Sis. cOc.rr0 Of
five r.or cent coupon bonds oui.tardlu, on Nay -
le date ui.n which the 1881 call vas issued about
SIu.OOU 600 had cu received mp to yesterday for
cotiuuaucr at 81. per cent. lciyin. about S~3 oOO
ODo,.ill {, bc heard from EAriu>iYc of sun lays
there remain only tft'rn day he.orr the limit Tor
the extension of thi, class Of bonds vii be- reached
.Jul, being the date. This requires an average
daily receipt II morr than S5.uOo.Oop 10 iu.ur rice
conversion of he entire amount az thc Issue into
lower rate bonds.
CAiri Fletcher Of the Loan Division. said }c~tcr-
dat that thc bonds II sent IN now, could be- promptly
handled lnaslull,h as the force of clerks employed
I'm li, division arr pretty well up with their work.
Officers of the department fear that the disposition
manifested to hold the bonds until late date viii
again oyrrcruwd the force employed on the bonds,
and ,nu~r considerable delay IA issuing the urw
ouc~. II Is Thought boy Assistant Secretary Upton
That nearly all al TN3UOO 900 of coupon, out~taud-
%. vii be received tor continuance previous to Tie
..t- a, ffIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
crAN-r.s NIsTAKFN OBsTINACY.

=
There is no question as 70 the sCINh'S 81
both General Grant aud 1r Conks III the
la, wear but because OF those services II does
Mi fow that al the acts OF Mr.. ConknS are 70 DE ue-
Tended and It is going long way outside 81 te c''' !"
attrihute 10 White Housr Influences the opinions oi the
Tress concerning the Senator's conduct General Grant
laws great stress upon senatorial courtesy, ana )
.trongely farreachinC In assuming that the act OF the
Senate confirming Judge Robertson was enough to JUS
ttfv Senator COnklings resignation Iut due allowance
,n,st he made for General Grants strong personal 1t
ynrjtism and In considering his present attitude people
will 10 remember that ne has long had habit OF SICK
IN nv his friends Mrs said long that he
very obstinate man." but Obetlnacy may cease 10 b"
virtue when it defends acts which the level sense OF
The country disapprOye5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
MR.. TALMAGE'S RELIGIOUS STATUS.

Gro Is if not a singular proceeding to de-
com space reporting the sermons in Monday GU
,,relv 10 Unitarian arguments Most OF yonr read
are aware that the Christian faith does not uePehu
on any English translation OF the scripture DIV "''
,a FAR eighteen cent ries and antedat,s the Lu-sh
- Rr, the gentlemen who derive so much doc
a oo,ort from the wording are he lpins 70 con
- che ,cnoran, and sprcad that uncertainty IN some
t uod v hch fnd the transition easy IRON "''ai ~
fnlhus ~ hri~t o. denial OF the divinity {" "od
w I. not your object 10 assist az sac! con sunni
rus' Tn iusticc 10 the majority OF ycu readci- o
u op. me imparta..,y which gives thG mnnrlN ,H'
whole debate 80,
fore.baf of the space filed by reports OF sermons
..Nouday's issue was reserved for the heV. l. re
Nit Talmspc who has never been accused OF o'ihg
eIfnitaran.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

constant discord and in their quarrels tneir cSi
t,yes life frequently in danger NJ nd ,rts 20
- slept on leaves upon the ground ana "heh re-
cap" wr suter was covered with sores and verInin'
- the brirands were not absent Oh foraging e1ped
,a". they passed most of their time in singing dancn
esrdplayng, and telling stories Of murders
"a other yillanous exploits. Notwlthsandlng thcm
ana o.no NE and blasphemous Language. they were
nner,fitjous and strict in their reiigiou7 Ip,'N
yer! Tbey tasted during Lent. and ceiebrl'd Ld-tcr
solemnty burning incense, chanting ~ mus
VIA VII .sine each other with kisses, which they aso Oc
ti iu unon their captive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
CEOP PROSPECTS.

san FRANCIsco. june IL rop reports
show that the late rains and cool weather have bcne-
hird the cereals H. The northern counties Tie Yield viii
hr nearly average. H. Tie lower portion al the sacrl-
nri" valley. aha t tIr crif,l pat of the ~fle. tho
ti" VII NOT exceed birds that 81 li-f
tu, l- Ih" NJ TIE coast ruuuut-, except those 81 the
-"Jth. who're Tie crops .i. ill 81, .cDl- D. mort that
IT, grain u az unusually tine quality.
Louisville, june li.-Tle state Coinmi. .ionor ~
Agriculture says ;hli the drouth n May has done ore
oniH1g :" wheat Than anticipated. aud tat tlrre
t"h"i possibly Do" iIorr fh4n tw0tlfds of crop Corn
- san rcd iiou bad >,rd and dru.th ana must ye ate
~ malullus. HDMp md inuA--n l.--.sr WI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
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TIRED OF LIES HARDSHIPS.

Florence Williams, a colored woman, twenty
ss years Of age was locked up for drunkenness In the
nee street Police Station early yesterday morning
after she tried to hang herself with her apron. She
Aee' down, but before daylight reused the doorman
xns that she had eaten arsenic and was dying
sh@ then sent 10 81. Nincent's Hospital.
~ y't;e was picked up Sunday the beach at Bay
- IL u containing slip of paper which writ
sushps Of life. and intend TO shuttle on Thu mortal
~ ~ end my troubles. shall take the final leap into
Il ~ request whoever finds this 10 advertise
~vA9feeset. New HaYen.1 o' - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
coNKL1yGIsM NOT REprRLICANIsM.

Mr.. COnkling j. for regularity when he
controls the Organlai.o ard for Obedonc" To- The ma
tory when he Is Of the majority That r. To- say De-
j under all circumstances. for Mr. Coukng. II would
De kind OF loyalty 10 Republican harmony and t1 the
party welfare which hr has never shown TO withdraw
his from the Senatorial contest simply because y
u demonstrated that the overwhelming Rrpub an Ia-
5ory l. against his reelection. In the various political
toDtts.s In which be has been engaged success M Inc
Particular enieayor hv any mean whatever, hf- been
The objective point But Success ia any true t'-c has
been Impossible ~ The prcscnt contest from the begin
mug Mr. COnklinc has lot his power aud H. pr i-',
and hs assumption Of peculiar Republican 10y ~iy las
4sn thoroughly exposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

Ono GOOD service Grant now does is to DIS
,el Wholly the la-j l,crh- impression. resi- ,- ,
aTrraty OF Mentor "" saws lam! tNe.' W." d" ~'
tbips-lsyncus JOurra. ,hrr]
Mr., Conklng should make haste and adjust
AZ, d,Hcnlties OF tne agricultural fair VII soon
ssSy hin, a matter OK interest before the p-o'-
ICle,elaud Herald O;cpJ
The Herald is in favor of Chalmers sta%lng
n, home because it is opposed 10 he "lrac u,cS 10y
49, h. cleiins 10 have been elected such lraru,'
,bnc mi ,,il aud they must not be ind1scI 'J the
naople-IVicksbugg Herald DenJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
u,yTs. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
LADY HELPS.

be Editor or The Tribune
srp. A few years ago Mrs. Warren "ro'e
mite book entitled my Lady Help ana Nna' '1 we
Tsurht Me-" which was repuoshed III .o7 ro1l'| "y
Cor centlewomen" which had been successfully
s-ated in London by Lady Crnwshay, was to be at
.a IN New.York and that m oficchad been ochcl
tep1p istfer city Wha; the outcome 6' ne s'e"c
% ~, Engiand and what is its status to-day
HeVt oSokrn NJ. June H. lssl An VI" M MIN"
rThe London experiment was failure, we 90
lev that ANYTHING came of the American
hraoch.-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

yoMeEdttor Of The Irtb""e'
SIR; Noticing a communication IN t"-o'N :
TR,prxr. signed ~. So headed " S'm'n'' "''',
needed" where poor gr! can 20 lof 1t" "'''- '""
~, ,,,o nor ok, have much pleasure 81 sat
p! ~, fhe nai'ac,r - az the seaside Snnii @ 80 o.
~ ~ arSrt ten beds for lit c.a>s ~ - rer Mch
csa h. had al No. Isl West 4" tht! -'iit ~ i'-"
Yoars respectfully; ,....,. r.,.''l,,,,,, rim
,,,r. York, June 10, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

CHEYENNE, Wy. Ter, June 1.-the famous
misc,. nation ease. ia Wn.cn Chuaiuau and white
woman were indicted FOR iltrrInaritgr. t.c c'T,,y
having been performed IN Culodo Nu, decided olay
by Cbcf Justice Scucr. Tine Court d That ib u,ri-e
being legal ia Colorado b. i,ral l,lr u i'r lie
statute. The defendants were hLdul Discharged. Iuc
Cinnamon here haze o-trir.cd tur 20. l.u.I, Ice
Chm, and claim Tint hc las 81. -.a,,a 4.cii by
iuarftiu e "A ~ ME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
YorNG Docrohs ~ BRoonLIN.

Diplomas comforting the degree Of Doctor OF
Medicine "rr- given ln'i evening to tar graduate 81
ls-l Of the Long island College Ho.pt.l 90 it, ttr
rccond Commencement, 90 The Atalruy AZ Mast. 900
brooklyn The NaIcd!ctori wa- given h Dr. Charles j.
Thomas OF ohio. Hear! Ward Ec'chcr th,n ndl.r--I
the graduate and incacatnlly the Incidence The fol
lnNlng nnInc. mo tLn-r Of tn nft.-Ano l-lnlni.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

The members who have thus far voted for
Mr. Conkling have demonstrated sufficiently their per
toDal featy 10 him. Now their duty To the party Ger
thew NAV have To him Further pcrsisency IN voting
for him or his shadow, s sheer ohstacy, as mex
cnsabe as is unaSaiing Let have done With this
pronileSs and evil de- OOn To the dethr0Dcd boss
They who longer indulge Ia IL Will have an account To
eettia with their constituents which Will De- far from
pleasant Leave Mr. COnkling to hear his sNfinpo-cd
Humiliation with such fortude rs lac may Joss' while
The plain duty Of more than making good Ills loss II the
National councils Is proceeded will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
MIDNIGHT EEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S1,0ySis for he past % hours.

TYTTgf75T6
WASHINGTON, June -. q. m.-Tbe bay0m-
ffer Is lowest IL New England and N0ya Scotia, high ia
The Cuff States and highest in Manitoba. General
have fallen In New England and occasional rains la tho
Middle States aud Tennessee The temperature hn- r.on
IN the Atlantic coast States and the Northwest and fallen
thghfly IN the Lower Lake region. Iho maximum tenn
perature reported TO-DAY 1852 at Tucson and 81
Ao Rocky Mountain J99 al both Dodge City and La.c
fass The winds have been light.
Indications C,r to-ddy.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather winds
osty nOrthwestery, stationary lower tenn,
higher barometer.
For New England clearing weather. colder westerly
Winds. rising barometer
Indications for tomorrow
Fair weather IL Indicated for Thursday in Nc,y-U
iAna Middle south Atlantic and East & ulf states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
THE BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

ALBION, n. Y, June 14.-The work Of TO-
Afng the break in the canal ives. q, be,e a. he,r,
~4oe forward. and acknowledgements BedeIl
20 have ready 20 let the water I'm the section nv
Hss~, nlgnt. II viii take some time 10 nm with
hkfh fr,dsvA A'isAuoh VIII probably not be resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
po,.ru-rr1 Nor 4 CCNKLIvG MAN.

Fr0ta he I0si0n I!dNSf' ID, II -, - . =.
We are glad to learn from he Irorc'tfr tha'
a. entertain. no such opinions ~ 10 tne con-
te for the United states senators from New DIX q
Ser, imtued 10 HIM by dispatch from that cry ne
NJ had no ference with Nr. Conkng, and BIZ views
accord with those Of large majority Of MasSaC Ause'ts
RaDu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

Ex->cuator ConkIing departed ior Albany
Mouaa. 4or,.oon 800 company "'h HAAl'''h F'"'Jt'
(,,... .aa.r ti,s-. I.c.acl Crcgan JOAN j oliicn'
l ,..I .oaer beach, and number OF ot e. city
officials. With scycia wardena and state officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June Isl q. m.-During the greater
gS' yesterday the movement in the barometer was
DOWNWARD Cloudy weather. with frequent light rains
thunder shower after p NJ, was followed during
- isst quarter By clearing weather and occasional
so"er The temperature ranged between 54o and Csc,
average l00%ol being 97so lower than tine CORES
soaing day last year and 20 higher than Monday.
"a SSsnner and fair clear weather may be expected
~Nay u this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

ts shoss tht this ci.y ky
Sshet IN. PepnGsssr iHs divtsons IL
s4rr Es-st 15e irregular white linz represents
"a " rseo dur those rae
01ft Ptsrn.ny, - - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
LECnIIr or LSTERN.fERIlGE.

Thc prize al 500 Tor The best cssay awarded to
DT. Albert j. J., u.ugWcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

, o''' . '''r '. g. ' , . ,., o. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15

Piles permanently erndienird Niima ihr.e weeks "a
( est.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-13
ANCSEkEETS.
HILLS VARIETIEG.

Geo. Hill. proprietor. Fred Gere, man
ageT.-The entertainment will conclude
with "DT. Fowler or "AIesmeriSm. and
the new wedding party by NickerSOn
and Staley. The evenings amuSe-
meItS tO commence with the ever pOpu-
lar first part. NickeTSOn and Stalry a.
the funny men. GeTe inleTlOcut1T. Miss
Morrison in new ballads. MOTice i'm Vu-
cal gems. Mr.. Richard Bruce with hiS
drum solo. Staley with his champion
JIG. Gere with his German neXcentrIcitipS.
and very pathetic ballad by very pa
thetic individual. NyfiO<t ndni-,-uathetic-
p&is NickeIsoIl-I Nine people 0Tr-tis,.
first rsrTt--and an exhibition equal tu
any un the coast. Mr.. Hill invite,
criticism. Come and SEE for yourself.
New orchestral selections ami new
music Oh the grand stand under
She leadership of Mr.. George Lambert
at Gu y. NJ. The entertainment will
begin at ~ T.. ". Entrance OH Benton
street. Private boxes on Chenamus.