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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
MISS MORRIS CONTENTED AT HOME.

The London newspaper T"H was pu't',i N',''l
day rs authority for the statement that MISS Ni"i
Morris intended to visit England for the purpose o.
nbp,jrpg there professionally. M lri"i"r
"ad'icI Yesterday afternoon at the Union :qudre
Theatre, during the matinee of Camille to near
FROM Miss Morris what sE" lnirn .rd I" 40. Hil'
WIS very tr,. = and, in the hurry 90 the perform
auce had little sag. She gay" thc r'p"I''I |"
understand, however. that she had 80 intention
Whatever OF visiting ENGLAND pr"ieNl"haIlI: ',hr
LnI received several offers nut had not rntcrtalncd
INV of them She believed that TIP TO England
Tor professional purp0-rs wond he more IMAM we
10 accent ali the enhancement, offered upon this III @
of the Atlantic and vas quite satisfied TO remain
at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
ctxrpu CHANTS MOVEMENTS.

General Grant LEFT this city yesterday morning
for Washington. where he will remain until the
latter part Of the week 1t has been stated d hht
st.rt far Nlr>iro. Jesse k. Grant ut No. j. East
Twcnty-sixth-st, SAID last night to u I!HErNr re-,
porter: =" My father will return from washington
middle Of next month anyway. and not tlrn unless
lie deems II the best for III Interests OF the rntrr-
mise Of which he Ia president. ne ilas 'It't'-
In. net subscribed ;.iU,0Uo 10 the stock oi the
new enterprise. There Is 10 truth whatever III the
ruInor that hr cuntcup aie> gong 10 MrAlc" liIi'
diutrlv If he pors neat month he may 90 alone
OF Inc may Ice arcompanrd 10y pciSono Interested
in fine new Mexican scheme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
STEAM PILOT BOATS PROHIBITED.

The opinion OF Judge Noah DAVIS, SUSTAINING lie
nreyious decision oi JUDGE Van Brunt, Ill regard to
certain action Of the Board of Pilot Commissioners,
was received at the meeting OF the Commissioners
ensrS nj Pilots Cisco Mobiles and three Others. and
ordered them to trial for violation OF the regulations
in the purchase of the steamboat Hercules az pot
nal the t'omni ssioners to restore tier licenses
.Jndre Van I,rint decided In favor OF the Connls-
soners at special term of the Supreme Court when
tha niots nppealed TO the General Term. Judge
Davis affirmed the Judgment. 1t Is expected that
the i've piots will carry the case to the Court Oh
Appeals In the meantime they are without licolses,
and are not permitted to follow their vocation. lney
assert that The use OF steam pilot boats cannot nc
Getrimcnta TO the service and will he beneficial TO
commerce. and that this has been proven III Liver
pOOl where there was similar opposition u eIealn'
and In Baltimore and liner ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
TILE ART LEAGOE RECEPTION.

The attendance at the regular monthly reception
OF the Art Students LcaGue last eVchlnE W',f
hardly rs large as usual The exhibition Of paint
inrs and studies was the largest and best OF the
League exhibitions tins seas0n. Among the con
(rro,nr III Paris WHO cXhibl,cd composition stud
IL, II; oil made III Partisan sketch club; Mr.. frcer
and Mr. Currer lately from Munich, were repr
seutcb lev portraits aud studies i'll OIL ana water
roInr. UuyeuecK had number of sketches on the
walls among them his large painting o re lnrklsl
papn and cocka'Oo, from the Acacehy hXhInit'ol
ri 1877 There was a cTayOn head oil y W.. lorr'
and there wrr, dozen etching, Gy Mrs. Edward
Moran winch were greatly admired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
pIrpCIARy IN THE BOWERY.

A nolccnan, who may have been seeking place.
of shelter from the cold at o'clock YESTERDAY morn
Ing, discovered tnat the furnishing goods s'or9 o.
= burglar The iron gra ing III front OF one OF inc
Show windows had been wreuched from its fasten'
inss. the pategass window had been smashed h III
ben ri,,9drred The robbcr had even been ass listed
in his work by gas jet burning inside the store
and lie had escaped with his arms INV OF scar !
gloves. shirts and other articles. M. Lioas stlu
Estrav that h,s loss was about $3.50. 1t was the
thrd lime within two years. he SAID, that his store
lad been robbed III the same way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
COASrWI~l: ARRIVALS
SHIPPING NEVIS.
rORr OF NEN.YDRN .....FEl. J. 1881.
ARRIVED

Alias OBJ rGarcG e. 5as Nay1S S. j. HrS
P9nc" 3D. G!Gy@H No. ,n ~ ma ay ~ nee Hss
ETC. and pa.s'nTrsi 10 IN EoI %%Sh q" IN, asurr To
o si ,tniDc or Jones. wilmington Nc days, with mdsc
and passenger, ~ " II l. clyde - GO.
sir ly 81 Macon. mp savannah days. with mdso
ST. Eyecnan smith Philadelphia with mdse and pas
BIrk Ilr tot urporu. spanldng. Boston. IN bal
Hars aas DER Stegr Mani, IGOdays sugar hemp
ett toOrdel. vr'trl TO il"Inclls BnyS - ,, 4, ,,,.
VII stTl Crnwel OF YMmouta. NSl EnbinsOn OOnlives
20 with oswOOd To NunAaidt Go. vessel to Miner
SG5r %ma Heather Fisher Pensacola q ay. with lumber
to ,ew-ilAycn ~awiuh co; vessel 1" Dayton * Co
SUNSET WlNDAt 'in1y III1t, gale. Nc. thick and
showing Al City island. strong, y T., snnn.
CLEARED.
srs Atlas m Wooiendcn !iyrrpool Vernon II Brown &
G T,o HpE&t'"" o ayf" T. de %6n lueas nca
Bosom, : Dmlck; ~ hiago Phdl-. Santiago ao uDa
Bars c0ucctuna L, rlln, pranO. Aust, for orders
sca%%el iaos Xr5o Tor joGanncscl: ,rr@siown
Falmouth for orders tnncn hye ~ Co orphens Ger chris
b,Ig's Sous: rarct lBr Dunhau Vera cruz. Mex Abel
X6SSr ,,,.,,.,,n,...,
Is ac ippuEcI Wapoia Perry Charleston, So. cram u
w. MARINE OIsA~TEHs
oNnoN, Feb Tho str MSsissippi lir on at Liver
poo Acw-Uras, had neI bridge and whccIhonso dam
inc BAN statrrrn lHr. Anderson Liverpool from As.
torlL had two srIuicn inJu o. and boat ,anaa'd 49,
bah 'a;liana ,"'H boorch IRON liverpool for p%nsa,
| w. u
| MOI. H. lonY ude ~ wet. The crew saved
Italia Chris tlansen York for Ipswich.
! hrt,tr re, ed lh lch has iOatcl.
~ ANiIm Bu+Git irl lcr before tpO lV, ashOi al
H.c,ao i,l . WORK has sustained damage to her cargo.
boon aground
r Dlnm Tower tlr), Brecn from NewIork for this port
has az, lVr,l "a; short at Goals
Is kcr nj Liverpool from Norfolk, lost part
OF her dock iugd on pas age.
r., r Inn irDn savannah for nrcmen, before
renr Oh shore at NIX. Scheswi mas boon Coated and re-
matte H.
Sir rhin,ala ()au, Mosrn, at Copenhagen from New
hcr stove.
iia?k Amcrlkn Nor N.ison before reported ashore al
Minrlrdi, b ea n ltrl
,,Ilu BOLIVIA ,ti Lambert, from for Now York
which stranded BaTcui fortnight hls b0Ao
|
| 'tsrk Memo (Br). Doul. at Qlrcn-town from baltimore
badly strained Rnd 'l hoais saba nud sianchionH on pas
Back Ma garctha Kopsohat usnOa from PhlGicpnii
| had her fudde; damaged On paBsago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
PLANS FOR 4 GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.

PLANS FOR \ XOOLOblOAL uNhH--'
WHAT TIE UNIVERSAL CONSERVATORY AND %'o-
LOGICAL GARDEN COMPANY, LIMITED rHoroSN'
TO 10.
The harvest thai has been reaped by capitalists III
Cnury Island and other summer resorts a1aGe"1 l1
Ills c,tv has apparently opened up new nc OF
investment. Various Projects are uhder way I" ',,,
nlsh the public amusement ana neieI t,n. I in
max money for the Investors. ne IL 'ating
palace to bc placed off the BlttSiy ., is
one of These Sc e,i es and another goes uhuef tH
name of the Universal Conservatory ana "Po'oI,-
cal Company. Limited" Tins COMPANY MS ,n,y
recently come INFO PuDTc notice. ara huh";tE" t
efoi has been made III some quarters 10 llio ~
the enterprise it seems. upon Investigations 10 We
MT only legitimate af IT, but toej9y prospect o.
success The compamys ofbcr Isat NO. l3| nl"auWn,
l. L. Hubbard. a rt.rvd merchant. II pttH,'e" ;
Ch',,lrs G. Jodce. a son of William L. Dcdg", -
t,ras,lrer and j. Bonton Cro>by il secretary lingo
kaH a, the architect has pr, Pared plans lor Tue
yLuons proposed structures OF the company.
e. G. Dodge treasurer OF the company, said yes
terlay that the company had secured , al
ontio1 of about thirty five acres Of lailu
al Northumberland ty-iii hist, extending from
Eichth.ave. 10 St. NichOlas-ave. and the tiaI-
lem River, and proposed 10 erect various pudihgs
anu. cmcnts for the public The company hau nor
secured all the properly 1t required, anu loI t',aV
reason rs well as Others it did not seek puoncH'
One small corner Of the property was uhuer wnSei
but this was secured purpOsey In ORDER 10 proViuG
lake The resi- was dry and the part on WINCH o,,e
prncipal buildings were to oe erecte9 was 1"J1
did rot have time TO attend 70
the next meeting of the directors, but he th9ngno
there was every prospect of success. Some OF the
most monument men in the city, lie said were inter,
esfed in the matter and the elevated railways and
also the Hudson River Road took lively interest
The company had no trouble TO secure all 'he capi
| tai required. ,,.., =.
Secretary Crosby said that 1t was the intention TO
provide not only a summer, but winter resort Ill
| connection with the geological garden. The ar
| rangements were about completed to begin work as
soon as the weather will permit ana he thfnan'
that it would take year to complete me SIuc'ules'
| and boats can reach the grounds, whGh,
| Inc said were cool III the summer. There wOuih ne
nm amusement hail. aud lirst-class orchestra would
| he engaged the wear round, and other entertain
ments would he given. Beating was to DC one o Ul
| tue summer attractions. Mr.. Crosby salu 'hs ~. n
ranHcn,rnts had already been made for part Of the
animals. and lie thought that rs soon as the diIec-
tors would no d meeting and the details with the
names of those interested, could be given to the
pnblic. there would be no question of The success OF
the project.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
MONTHLY MEETING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIONs FOR HORTICULTURAL HALL.
Despite the driving suowstorm there was a large
attendance at the monthly meeting 81 the New
York Horticultural S0ricty. aud ch0lco th""en
not a proirl,e display of flowers. The fine group Oh
olclid, from Nj. MOlgans collection mcuI' d a
specimen of lge rare dpdrGcm stSq"pfddie mYorWl'h
su WV waXlikr blooms SIX inches III diameter
hybrid dfH,lrObiuIR, with white ana c'iTtt-c"ot'u
tlrrets and some we.l-g"owD cgprpWams ana
paqIenOpss The novelty OF the display WAS dounIe
white bOHrdrdiO, which was sent from LOUIS
vilie Ky. C.,.... :, Winter y
was read by Peter Henderson, setting f"rth hhuteIS
and in detail the various Opera' IONS IN
practised III the neIghburh0od OF Ntw-lorh
Where roses are forced Tor Winter bloom WIN sue
cess unequalled III my other part OF Tue worm.
Tie inheritance Of piacticng :he methods
which are absolutely the lest was Divert hpo"
for the reason that tie best buds OF some VdrruS
when brought INTO market at tue proper tlHn' NV
sold at retail for their weight III goid-a J"quc,hii
not bud about balancing Oh the scales TWO e"l u"'-
lars a price by no means rare. In Madison, v d.
WHERE the finest I, ST. produced Ill qAahi'Y' oio
croyrr bad over q Thousand JacIucLiluot pIahiS
s,uwiup color III III ,d-Dccenber, 1880, each plant
averaging clgt bIGs and the entire sock oi blooms
at wholesale brought $40 hundred. ..,
Mr. lIehderSOn'5 paper brought out ans ani""'ou
discussion by the experts present. 49,.
President Samuel Sloan announced ar tue ouNl-
ness NEE ing that ten of the grntl"Imcn VII" were al
fine late aunlai dinner of tle society hai a-ttrd 10
eubscI iDr 80 coo each toward fund Tor Dhilulib
Horticultural Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
CHINA,uEN BURIED ALIVE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-A dispatch from
Santa Cruz says: Eighteen Chiuamen, who were en-
poyed ia cutting timber for mill company on the line
of the South Pacific Coast Railroad, near Dongherty
mill fourteen miles from Sau!a Cruz, were buried awe
yesterday by half mile Of mountain sildlng uOWh vi
the rlgnteen elnplnNen LmL ten esclleo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

Two freight cars containing sheep and other I'VE
stock we're started down grade oi the MOTIFS anu
Essex Railroad near Ilinc-st Newark, yesterday
morning to he switched across to - side IRA H. ne
brakeueu lost control OF the car, AMI lhS were al
lowed to run over on the main track III lrolt Oh an
inco ming passenger train The engine Struck me
rear freight car killing and manning some OF the
stock, and damaging both the car ana lht COW COW
car cher Of the engine. Thr pass myers we've lrIgt-
ened and much shaken mp, but no one was injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
JAMES McCREERY & CO.

JAMES NcCREERX & CO.
INVITE attention 20 their large
and refully selected stock OF
HAMBURG EMBEeOyDERHES.
Among these tasteful goods
NAV be found beautiful Cam
brio, NainsoCk and Swiss Edg-
ings, Insertions and Faounces
i'm sets 10 match.
LANES McCREERE a. Co.'S
Broadway and ith-st.,
New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
rNaARMONIOUs SOCIALISTS.

Officers Kennedy and Herman YESTERDAY ar A.
saigned before Justice Bixby, at the Essex Market
sonrt Justus Schwab the we'll known Socialist ana
Keeper of a beer shop at No. 81 Firstst. and Carl
Selig of No. $50 Alen-st on charges Oh unpr9VoKea
assault Tie complainants were Frederick H. MINE. OF
No. I27 East Twenty-thirdst., and LOUIS Ackerman'
Mine deposed that Schwab struck him on tne neaa
with chair. Sunday. at meeting o. the ooelaiistlG
zckerman stated that SeliR, at tue same meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Senator Roscoe I onRnir,e' VI
Utica and Attorneg .Geuera Hamilt ton ward VI
81 DENT Won Jena Of Germany b,S :S BOse"
Capialn w A. Kirkland U. s. N: HIdnd Sss'd' MAJ" EotrI
Conrressnan George West OF Baston' w. ''''-
BUtjspick-RObert Garrett, OF Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
DIsTRIRuTlON OF AWARDS.

1t is officially announced that Oh and after Mon
day. February s.. tine Department of State VIII De
prepared to distribute tho fifth instament OF the
awards mado IN favor OF citizens Of tho United
States by the JOINT Committee OF tho United States
ami Mexico. organized under tho convention or
1868 Dc:U cen thr two countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE OPENED.

PHILADELPHIA. Fej. 1.-This afternoon. In
the preoailco o! Large urncinaSo or HuSaiS the Ma
tiona Mining stock EXchanar vac formally opened.
Colonel A. IOuden nuNd"n drlNetof an address, Tho
officers uic--prctlhon UnurI III Atun; Nc, rUaidcnt
" Ham D Dalton treasurer, b. ~ Hart; secretary o.
A, 4 Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
n,,r SwrzrY FORGERlES.
THE SWEXE1 FUItVN@I'IH'7'
FURTHER DLvKLoPMfNls-Ho CHI" ~ JUN ~
sWrzEY'S MOVEMENTS.


prprurp DtVpICPMFNIS-NO CHI" IL J"li> ~
sWrzrY's MOVEMENTS.
Do,.r cberins Maxwell and Reynolds teld pos
session of the cotton commission mouse Oh '"'Its
a. Dart at No. 81 Lconard-st., SGst9I"aS. ~; ~,
Maxwell sad that an attachment had bcrh tak'h
mt Yesterday morning for fl,tNO ~ AhoTcW Nc
lean. manufacturer, at No. 2jd west l%eht =,
second-st. Tie attachment taken out ny y; ~; ~
To ,art 4 Co. on Monday, was Tor 3bZ,3lZ 10
The firm had "a clerks. Mr.. Dart traVPieu auouO
fhp country taking orders, while MI Swezev ua h
acted tie business oil the brn n New loih ~,
Swclcy had not been home since Thursday iaSt; pu'
Mas nj the stole on the following day. Mt. MAX
veil said an inventory of stock would be inadc ~
wnnjd fall sh"rt of -2UOOO. Mr.. Dart called at
the store yesterday morning and renamed ~ n hd
or 80, but had nothing to say NO ,ioi ,ovmrmfs
Mir Dart is from oxford, Mass, where he OWNS Il
house ,,..-. Dali ,.hor. tho
firm kept an account, that another small l,;h'ch'
less than $50 came in yesterday ana had 10 ne re-
turned unpaid the account of the firm having been
exhausted he bank siG ans lnr the rm Tor
two wears. Mr.. Bogart. of the firm OF ". ". boeiI
d Co.. said that the firm would pay all tne lpaI
thcy had taken without standing on any itS'u
tecbnicalitics Their loss would be somewhere
from $1,000 to 100000 probably nut u was ii,-
possible to give any more deilni'e ne",Ihs her he
sent lIBVHE reporter asked min M'c'i. WIFI. NJ
nrnnosed to institute any proceedings against MI.
Swrzey aud he replied that his ilIst u'y at "e1"
to secure what GomG pc e sed taen ont aranst the
nm t,n ''I nctectivcs however were watching Mr..
Swczevs house, No. lO4 Montague St, Brooklyn.
Mir. BSgart thought Swezey had probably zone TO
Canada, where he had friends. On FRIDAY Swezey
borrowed 81 800 from j. l.. Reynolds. 1t was Dor
rowcd, loans were frequently eiiGctea among ,iYs
business acquaintance, with the promise 10 sige q
check tor il on the following day; Inc next gay
however. Swezev was missing, as already reported.
MIR. Bocart thought Swe1cy had lost money largely
in speculation. eo.. ,,,ho ,,.os nros-
trated Inv nervous excitement, had been lett pennl-
less by her husbands flight and that "a supscrP tlo
was Circulating in her behalf. Oliver W. Buckhg-
ham Of RucL inpham n Co, who took out an at
tachnent for S2,ls1 80, said that the exposure was
a great surprise to him. as he had always regaroeu
Mr. Swezey as an estmable man. There was ne
Hnrstion whatever that Mr.. Dart was entirely free
from any suspicion of wrcng-dOing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

knocked him down with chair, The cause OF the
Hf" the compainants asserted was that they
cndcavored to assert their ghts seS ana Sn6wab
%rGvr 10 the satisfaction of the Court that he had
nothing to do with the assault. and was
SrIiq was held for trial III default OF @3oo oail'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

DrspLAcEMENr.-Old gentleman military
ma CUES the Sqlire's, conyersIng win snar'lo1x
Badly p Rustic The bullet hi, me in The cns'' .s5s
deneei Came come Pat that won't do. Why, II woald
nave gone right through your heart, man " Eustc
"Och. fax heart was In me mouth * INC 'h'ne'
W-[Puncl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

president. Fen votes were taken. Inc , las. &c,
suIteI "a follows: Alderman McAyOy, .; Alderman
Wells, i; Alderman Sauer, 4; Alderman flheA'
/ Aldermen COggey and Waite were ausent'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
REGULATING THE POLICE FORCE.

INSPECTOR Thorne took command OF the Second
Inspection District yesterday. At the meeting Oh
the Police Board General smith had himself
mcortled rs voting against the transfer of Inspector
Olks President French pressed the promotion OF
Roundsman John j. Thompson 10 sergeantcy.
Commissioner Nichols and Smith objected, as he
had passed his examination without credit, pu.
Superiuendent WaIng ma;e special report III
his favor, stating that Thompson would nave done
better had it not been for his embarrassment
The Board ordered the transfer of number OF
sero.auis and pItrolmcn. dismissed live ceiksn the
Street Cleaning Bureau, aud appointed one Villain
Ferguson at 81 800 a year. The wages Oh morse
snoers III the Sreet-C Cleaning Bureau were hxeu at
NJ a day of other mechanics at 81 % day.
COMPLAINT was recently made BY the Mayor on a
report submitted 10y an inspector that the culycrts
I'm the streets were 10; kept open. Captain Wliahs
reuorted YESTERDAY that the inspector knew nothing
about cuverts aud less about their present con-
dit on. A., ID a.i g
the dauce-houses and resorts III the iWehty-hhth
Precinct. Inspector Dlks replied that mere was ,
great difficulty III securing legal evidence against
their propretors hence they were left to flourish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MIEIATCiI.. AbMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun rlsn..... 90 Snn sets-. olV CLOCK i4nU1No
Mann Ella 1908 Moor ,Ontns. 81 Moon Lse. day..
WATER To-day A. VI.
SANDY HOos ~ I,lLpI llOl !Irll 3a.o O-o
HIGH ATEE To-Day p. ~
sapdy IIuuK. lO36 ls,Anl. l3J Hell cate OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
fIOM nnFMtN-BY srFAM-HlP DDShU.
NTITISTI, : or ARHITALN.
ARRIVALS OF VESSELS FROM TOHhIGN POETS FOR
TN; MOS al OF JANUARY.

%-y YORK Fab I've bcpw tnr number OF arrivals
at coGn"HH al this pOri TOT the Aohth OF
..dIV. ;ttl,t hali'r MY rms
e., r comp tn iVIS+ ~ TIE 'OycIiitrli, KEPT at
tnr Uargr 1u.cr By Mr Afl"' b1Oic "Od .llS "Etrt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

Save your Child from aches and pans al an !,
o1y HE and yigor ts feeble body DO De
uae the Oniy remedy, sure ana harmless Dr h'"
pad For sale by all frst-class druRgists'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A Splendid chance to secure actual bargains
an askn Domans SacQues and Visitors OTTER Sscqnes and
a. ,nad nm snts IL offered Manufactured IuS
rnces Large stock finished too late for regaiar whoIe.
sale will be sold at retail cheap dooos arc feha"i7 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

E.Pr& WILSON'S F.. g. w. brand of mems
linen collars are the Best For sae everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
ILLNESS OF THE REV. DR. WAsIIBURN.

The condition of the Rev. DR.. Washburn. rector OF
Calvary Church. continues TO he very crItlcaI, ana
his physicians DR.. Sat,erlee and lIr. LOOMS. have
little nope OF his recovery. 1t Is feared thai his DIS
order is complicated by the development OF an IN
ternal CANCER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

The only certain cure for Piles is "ANAKfsIs."
Cali for free sample At SO Mercer.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
nEArn nr ONE OF TnE NAUTCH GIRLS.

The death Of one of the Nautch girls, Allan bunui.
age fourteen years six weeks ami fifteen dnys. was
reported Yesterday ut tho Bureau OF vital Stats
tics. She was born in Bombay, and had been
suffering for two months FROM typhonalaia leVer'
she was buried in the Lutheran Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02

Tbousands of teeth are sacrificed from neg
lect Use LYONS Tooth Tablets and save theIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
TEN MORE FRUlTLESS BALLOTS.

The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday Tor inc
tenth time and again balloted unsuccessfulIl for