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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

THE ACCUSATIONS PRODUCT or THE IMAGINA-
riov RATHER uiAN CANDID srArFWNr
To me Fdttor Of me TrtbHnr.
SIR: I'm to-day's is>uc of The Acr York
Urri There appears unnrt,lc beaded Impure Water"
I'm which certain statements appear which true must
reflect greatly to thc d-crdit 90 katonah The portion
relating 10 katonah De- grossly exaggerated and 80
many ~ the statements absolutely false that 20 r.
ht n-ticc o. the uhlbant ~ thu pl" that they De
corrected The article says: The -'wHgc Of the
whole village flows uto tr river several Of thc pr'i'-
boz t, lower part of thr village berg built over the
.frealn" Thi.i. an u'-olufc mi-chnod There ia not
iry hult oy,r thr .rrnfn whore ihc content, OF
h. vault could rriri tIr rtlr Ir urrl" states iur
thor. About quarter nf mile ir"u the m"uih oI ih'
tr,.- fttr Del u efl- uI and spectacle factory hu en-
fr De- across fhr rit,r H fir cu-tfa ui thi~ H ana
factory tr fllt over thr stream" This. too. u irr az
trlt u,. who lil. seen th- buildings knows Ihtl az"
.iu1t,d upon flr 1aukHN} rom thr STREAM, ana hrf'
Is nuf Hnt,r rlu-t the ul or factory, "r h'hr the
rtrr Go su,lkng OF the appearance ni me river i' o.
H,u~ through thr village. the -urfncr nt th" Nht'r M
r.ufr-rnt,d rcpu-lsr. rr-rWhIng the r"ot oI TO-.
It..n uIrc and covered with Hl manner " rubbish ana
..t.Ir This. tnn. pronounce false. h~ th' Itrl ID
clear and uuft.-o 81. ir That the bottom D. N-hl" ht
f rfh of -,tru feet and There - Do" rubbish cor waste
matter locating uuui tur surface That -oir impurities
f info the river do mot deny hut % - not denied 90
The extent the article would lead unr tn -upp"-' Irlly
,,lff- Hon BHUtilLN-.
hai5nah n T.. May E. 1-0I.
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THE NAyOR's NOMINATIONS.

The Novor will send in no names 70 the boa II Vi
Aldermen before the regular meeting on uesuaS
oeTt lanes Matthew's the present Ponce Coiuili,sI
s;oucr will certainly be renoninated lie "SI ~;
nrobablv have been in any case, hut the lacI Gl 5
having been indicted has more than ever llducVt t
he Mayor to stand by him. The Tax DcP3arln''p5'
routest has narrowed down To COlonei "lli'"ih a.
Roberts and CORPORATION Counsel llllan 4. boSvH,
with the possihilites in favor OF Mr. BOYD u'eSs g
con he shown clearly that he stands no citnl'Do VI
Conformation nv the Aldermen. ). Nelson lappa,i,
tIe present CITY Chamberlain, is very hkey 10 oo
renOminatcd. ..;h,,;., His
The noSitiOn is one of great responsibility onn
bondsmen have to qualify in the SUN oil e-OVo'VuO,
and there are consequently few persons VINO are
eligible. ~ .,,1 ol,,os+ cor-
tonIy have been renominated had II not been lor
The Investigation by the Assembly COMMITTEE Inc INC
Movor has set both the Commissioners OF Accounts
In work ON the books of the Department. win duec-
ons to report TO him from time 10 time az ihey pro-
rced. -, WV. ,sso,,,l,l,,
District Yesterday called upon the Mayor ana pr
srntcd resolutions adopted by the anti-M9nopolS
Teapne of that district, recommending frailo.S
BlrsSing rs Tax Commissioner. The Mayor prom
Sod 10 give The recommendation due consideration
Aside from the names mentioned, all Is speculation
rs 10 whom the Mayor will nominate Tor the O'her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
TONY PASTOR I'm TROUBLE.


Tony Pastor Of NewYork who Ia now, with HIS nImitab
variety combination making tour Of the principal cities q
the Union recognized leading character
variety performer Of the United states he
srselAs theatre Broadway HewYork City aud hse gath.
cred about him tho troupe variety artists that ba
obtained The company has Just completed brilliant
ment at the walnut Theatre Philadelphia and After
the present tour they viii reappear Tony PASTORS
Theatre IN NewYork City Mt Pastor - the originator a.
peculiar school Of character singing and himself
mensey popular, having realized by his talents . large
fortune.
The writer Of this article met Mr. Pastor recently at ne
Bingham House. In Philadelphia and found him genial IA
private a. he il amusing before the public During COP
versaton inquired his physical health and be replied
that Notwithstanding the strain upon him In the discharge
his professional dutes excellent He had occasionally
pains either tho result Of rheumatic attacks or coda
any complaints troubled him long
he had found remedy for all such annoying aEeo
tons asked him what the remedy and be replied, 81
Jacobs Oh" then learned from MT Pastor that be connd
the Remedy excellent PREPARATION for
the relief Of rheumstm and that was about The only
thing among professional people for hatdstresng com
plant. He took bottles % 10 With him whenever he
went travelling, and would not be without H. and
knew that t very popular with number q
members u his company A conversation hea
subsequently with various members Of the Or
gauaon the fact that ~ Jacobs oil had been per
forming invaluable service for them In the way Of curing
them o. rheumatism. Nearly every artist Ia the troupe used
IT, and enthusiastic III praise, and the writer was
really forced tie conclusion that Tony Pastor certainly
10 luck having valuable article known and employed
by his nmaby good company Of performers for Il enabled
everyone De always in his place. thus insung comfort 20
management genuine satisfaction 20 The public Tony
Pastor would certainly DO trouble without 81 Jacobs OIL
At least managers w Oe artists have been temporarily
unsupped have noticed the difference between ~ Jacobs
Oh stock and 81 Jacobs OIL out Of siOckamong the mem
f.ra 90 Cd. ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Friday May q, 1881.
The superintendent Of Public Works has appointed
Henry Davenport harbor MASTER aud Joel Runden light
house keeper al Ithaca and Nathan L. Henson weigh
m0ster. and Charles ". Bel assistant NJ west il"y'
The Senate has confirmed Lewis Lawrence, Theodore
Pomeroy and James McQuade IA Managers OF the State
Innatie Asylum stephen T. Arnot az Manager OF the
NewYork state RefOrinat0ry aud Charles :. Jenkins
Peter Ward and James c. Graham a. Trustees OF WASH
ingtOns Headquarters
The Conference Committees Of the Senate and Assem-
Wy that have been poterng over the bills to reform
streecleanng IN NewYork City held another frutess
meeting ths morning. The three Republican Assembly
men earnestly advocated the adoption Of the Carpenter
substitute for ell the bills The Senators expressed dis
inclination 90 accept the bin and urged the adoption OF
the Senate bill. As there aeenled ~ be deadlock the
oommittees adjourned tl Monday night hoping by that
time TO be In frame Of mind 70 come 70 al agcement
ON some bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MADAME ANDRE HEARD FROM.

Something definite has nj last been heard OF ' no
oneratjc Misunderstanding which nahts " , Ire
ionger a matter of doubt that Mme A =, P ,
snpIano with romantic history, ana NJ. A'.,i ;.
The yioloncellist who, having baritone Noao III,
sn1eayored to sing tenor roles nave louiiu va
others charms greater than the beauties 81 mora
Law and have departed together. The ioHO"ins
Telegram written In French, reached TINS city yes
terday afternoon: ,,-,,v,, Nav q 1881
NJ FtrrKY artist care Ldrr7,. CnirersuyPdee 49,. sor
IohrIho' Ai4'''' '''' " BOGEARD
Europe. a., IN
NJ Flenry is ore Of the chorus singers OF io he
fated French Opera Company. NJ b"g1 i qh ca
sender of the telegram, is the manager III '''
ire ROYAL. Montreal. II, tho nnfor-
tuuate husband and manager. nothing y hTrtl a, =,
Al Croft his business manager, VINO s''lu in 80
night that he believed all three OF the n MSS -,
sons were in the city, modified his we alel TX
The telegran He said then that he bell6Neu NJ Io
PeannIsn was still in the city. NJ. de houiI uo
Reanpan's secretary, is said TO know WheIe ne t 20
~ ~ have offered 20 tell for $500. Ferdinand me
srage dIsclamed all knowledge OF ms master i; ,
moycnents hut said that he had seen nothihg o ui
trunk since his master fled q. W. Knott eeiei &c
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance company Va
New-0reans has paid the return paSsdge "a en- tv
shorus singers who were brought to TINS Guy no,
Eew-Orlcans The remainder OF the company ''0
still in destitute condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
STILL HOPING FOR A FAIR.

The statement that the Worlds Fair has been
oracticaily abandoned is declared 10 be untrue by
ib1se who are in position to speak anth"r'atvely;
Negotiatious are i'm progress with certain moneyed
mon 10 have them come in and NIL vacancies III the
Everutive Committee and IN the COMMISSION.
one of the prominent members OF thc hAtcut,Ee
Committee said Yesterday " cannot give the de-
tails of the Negotiations now IN progress because "
might have the effect of breaking them OIL Inns l
can saw. that consider the enterprise to be- IN as
good a condition could be eNpectel
from its magnitude and the amount OF money to oe
raised think the chances are as nine IN ten that ~
will succeed. ! say this as q business man
vonld moi ATTEMPT to carry along a thing that |
thought was lfelcss. can better employ my time IN
other matters. Ny colleagues and do not propose
~ begin operations until We nave raised consider
ally more than the ~ 100000 already pledged.
We need fully ~ 900 0OO, and We want 10 raise inc
greater part of this before We begin work on the
Grounds We do not purpose 70 begin and then
find ourselves crippled for want OF funds before we
have made much Roadway. The door Is open now
and has been at all times for reputable business
men 10 come in and join the Executive Committee
and the Commission. If there are any men who
think that they can do better than we have done, the
present Commissiouers-wil resign and give place 10
them OF one thing you may rest assuTed-the + air
project is not dead and Is not likely 10 die yet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
THE GREENpoINT FIRE INQUEST.

At the inquest held by Coroner Harker and jury
In regard To the cause Of tho death Of the tive men
burned in the Gre in Smiths box factory in Oak
land-st.. GreenpOint. April IS two .yerdcts were
rendered at "a late hour Thursday night. Six Of the
Jurors eXOneTated Mr.. Smith from auy blame IN the
matter while the other three held that sufficient
precautiOns against FIRE were not taken IN the tae-
tory by the proprietor. The Coroner agreed with
the three jurors.
August Friskey Of No. 203 Green-st.. died yester-
day from injuries received al the explosion OF the
sawdust house which was connected with the box
factory,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
PROTEST FROM THE UNION LEAGUE.

The Union League Club has sent 70 tho LegsIa-
4ure reInOnstTance against the bill Tor the con-
sfrncton by the Commissioner OF Pubic w OTks, OF
new auueduct from the CrOtOn Valley 10 Lie city,
with reasons in favor of the appointment by the
Governor and Senate of five COMMISSIONERS 10 con-
slider the subject and report at the next session and
with authority if need be- to construct such aque.
duet in place of the Commissioner OF Public Works
The paper sets forth that the bill referred 70 gives
construct adueducts, reservoirs. dams, suces,
canals and appurtenances" for increasing the water
The Board of Estimate and AppOrtiOnment. Under
this act the commissioner might construct an aque-
duct from the Adirondack region If he thought best
The city might he put 10 an untold expense. The
board of Estimate and Apportlonmeut beng con-
trnlled by Democrats and the Commissioners being a
Democrat they might under this act create an IN
inense amount OF patronage for party purposes The
remonstrance places the cost of the present aque-
duel and its appurtcnahces at S3J, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
SANITARY ADVICE TO THE POOR.

Or. Edward g. Janeway delivered a lecture IN II.
Augustinc's Hall, No. 100 East Houston 81, last
night ON The Prevention of Dlseas before an
audience composed mostly of persons living IN tehe-
ment-hOuses in the neighbOrhood. lie sald that
some diseases the result of improper habltsan9
cautioned the young men against intemptIahce auu
the excessive of tobacco. He urged the women
10 keep their rooms properly ventilated and advised
them to that the plumbing work IN the houses
was done according 10 law. In many tenement
houses there were no traps under the wash basins,
and consequently sewer gas spread through the
rOOIus aud caused sickness. The lecturer also adj
muiished his listeners against keeping their rooms
food which undergoing decomposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

TO form, an organization for encouraging amateur
outdoor sports Representatives from the hordha'
Steinway Knickerbocker and Acme AIetG Dd from
ccInmb}a College were present. The following ON
GERS were elected for the ensuing year p5eoTb
j. G. H. Movers; vice-president, n - w Rdert
W. H. Kelly. +. F. Marsh. +. Bawyck, 4. Is. Od ,,i
and James Persell were made gov ,et Txesday
evening. The Polo grounds will be used by inc
association.
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Elss A9tEe PSeT y Wright s Gaf bS%n s
y3aS ~ Snns on l v CspS Hsyen etc VIM clyde
& co. Il Bdde wallace. PhiladelDlia, w% clyde q
II Mallory Col W Garrett Poster. Baltimore
ships Rann Dr. Pinder Liyergo9 oo5tis s M0Ss
Miller Melbourne Australia Cameron q Oo'''''H 0P''
Barks Republic ,GeT Port@ana Eo'teT S5nffas
Cameron < co Joseph Baker. Ryder RIO Jane'Io
Brgs Ida B smith, Port Medvay rs BOYD FI RSIs9
Maid q Gianweon; BT Dayis wseGfo9 GeS suiey
WIN Itobsrtsou, Deiano Bridgeown bar, Dwight Plati
ehi Gs%P9gs b. SayA sSSne u GD
James bayes saHt3n Galyesten p1{.9 +Sx Nellie
WALKER ingalls, NayPort, Fa y Loud ~ Ia
Aldrch Georgetown, Dem, Donald Cameron q Co.'''-iA
Guptll. Baracoa Isaac staples
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoypoS. May arrived steamer Celtic Monarch Br Al
TniRD Msy 6~Pa-sed steamer Aisatia b. craig from
oTErys1owv Nav S"Ariged steamer Bothnia Br McMc
sina Rr douglass from NewYorE her way 70 Liverpool
HAVE, May G-Arrived steamers FrJa SD 81 go1A''"
AsIwrRF. May GAriyed steamer switzerland Belgian
SouTHtNFIoS NAY CARVED steamers II2hshnrg ger
Iingk nom Sew 1fk; hronpf,h[ PreDoA " '"0'D
HANBUR May 6-Auived, steamer slesia (Ger ADers'
WivAS, May 6-Autved steamer SARATOGA Curtis from
santiago on the lst inst
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, May G-Autved steamers Carroll Wright, from
Cleared steamer Marathon. b. Garrett from Liverpool
BALTIMORE NAY 8-Aruyed. steamer M"gl"aIu iv9uus
from Newlork; also steamers Larna1 ana hlAha' H'N'
Ciearst steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, for New
York. Nh
PHILADELPHIA May 0-Ceared. steamer Mayhower David
I lur New Ork.
NFwORtFAys MAY G. arrived az the Passes steamers
Uud.n Freeman from New.l ork, Chalmete, keed nom
Ncw-IOrk. --..--
FOREIGN SHIPPING. .,,,
LONDON. Nav Saied-3d inst, Don Juan horace VI
tam capt Harding. 4th inst Amplitude for The Dtla~a,s
Aradne Capt Blorness Baccus capt Berkqvst Fannie ~
Forest the latter for NewOrleana, Mary stewart hAh
wright scmramis - George capt Ryan. 9TH INST Omcit4u
the latter for Ncw-iur ,.
Aived-2Ist nit Manannna 2sth nit. Superbo 3Oth nlt
J0tun Massone g. LIST inst, A u htonaeh, Mary laWto.
Ysiayat; I'd inst Freydts l. strgs 80 INST CleIeani
Navarch orient Capt Tabor capt BeuYenuo tih
Inst Ecrtrsfn g IL ID Hr0okman 9TH inst, Again, Anus
Cant Wtneben Bladder me latter az Seaord BorzOne Geo
Davis C1pt Mlrtur-sen, lndicn, Isle OF bute he
T,r Moses ihr latter Dover. Loul Collugwood L3Ne-
thc latter "a peal northern Queen, az Dover Sodonningcn
Virginia Capt Will Western Belle capt Fish, bth INST lily
Camp Nasham. -reua. y Bogart, SuoWdon
lFOr Later shipping N>irs. u anu See fVth PdJel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
A STRANGE STORY OF sHIPwRECK.

A French negro, who gave his name as Antonio
rato went 70 The Jersey City Police Headquarters
Yesterday, and after making the "haillng sign OF
distress and proving himself to be a freemason,
Of The crew of the French war-sip La Marine cOn-
Uanded by Captain Blanc, from La Toch on the
African coast vher Patio enlised for the Medlter-
raneau The vessel encountered terrific hurricane,
which contiaued for several weeks, IN which she
sprang leak. Several of tho crew
were killed by falling spars, and others
were washed overheard The Ncasci
was finally abandoned in u sinking condition, ana
the captain Patio, aud five others constructed Tait
on which they embarked. After iiOating about TWO
weeks two OF the men dying IN the mcantlme IRON
starvation they were rescued by "a ship aud landed
M New Orleans Patio camo 10 this city on %
Pato was sent to the French Consul yesterday who
heard the story and concluded that the vessel was
Russian war-ship He ~ not aware that any French
vessels of the Navy have been lost, but he VIII scnd
Patio to Marstilles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
NUTprING NEUN



ARRIVED.
steamer Macedonia 1T. N.ra. Glasgow April H. with
Hd.c and p--s9s,r' Go i..-on ,, ,oo y. with sugar
-iam5r wa, iaptucc. 3,h baltimore with md-e TO
viii hon add empty barrels oorr. vessel to SNOW IS Bur
gin 70 Palmer ,var LARSEN AntvcP ~ lav'. WIKI salt
and empty r,i, 90 "ri'r vessel =" "pa- E' ,t
rlrs Vordrr.kloM CVor' G,mmark Hamburg 80 days.
VITA m,l-r 60 0r.rr. vessel t1 Fuurh. lufr 6 a." -
Isrg FOLKS 3,ndc --hou Con- amman Hrcmcn % days
with Noise to onrr vessel to Wayrn Ioc IS '@ ,.,,,,,
, i,s 'a %, ,.i ~ j. ,, &C., aaSiof, ia ,,ases'
EirE vrrYn,l - stJohr. NH Kcrr bremen March -.
300 baIstto -caumru hrs an' hoi'i in pa'c-'nH ) Tor
Hars Loveland Nor Iastrop Amsterdam 800 days With
eurt, narn.l. 90 ORDER vessel to rlu, d. ft'c Is Co.,"
,4 v,, M 6,r,-f t,auan i.rrnafI6nco 81 days Nth
sugar Zoo ifuIsu Bros IS Co., vessel to master
ald Gu.njiamo 81 viii sugar BrooA. Co. vessel 70
vi lta l,sl To- Mofroo a. , To- Bo@1as 6 ATd
BARK Franz. wallace cad1 oo dly- with .dt and vine to
John Iitos,n vessel FOB PSI. mp-ou. .apn a Oh. DAD ,.,
empty harrci- 60 order verse, q, Punch tdyc A. co.
BuR IVA uul, tapsho. ghorn 10 days. with mdr'
mig d. ltt Young. Of and 'days from n,rnuaa "i'h
prnin,c a. A iai.n,t (, TO- vessel Co Jones s. Tough.
-chr Marceua Muurou 1lcr. Washington b', With Ola
sair virginia Acllcg - Andrews "a Giy. ,a Vineyard
Haven end Providence with hay etc. To- ORDER vessel to J'
SpAr Young OF Macha- cotton sand River N~, Is DAYS
with -p.lur to Beard a. kWIltnd vessel 2" il'-i'r .
-rhrG Baird OF ~ john 49, Mcclellan, fafTh"f" Ny, lO
days. with potatoes 20 Va buyca a sons vessel Z"
~c,rG Baldwin. Cover. Rockiand With lime 20 Il
scf rautamount rcudIe'on, Bangor with lumber TOD
| Greed
Scbr Iarlcv. Riley, Roc s'nnt with mc to u Brown
Fehr Ned sumter. Snow NotkId, Nh .iuc t0 t in"i
rgrhc following y'.-ss arrived yesterday DI1 were NOT
inserted 100 shipping news
Rark Chelmsford OF quebec, Dix, Prmamhuco 30 days.
/ with sugar to ORDER vessel lo Ncka}N DIX -
Bark Prlrsls lNof loss. MsuA 100 days With fruit 70
/ partug nul- & Coz weasel 90 g. robins e lo.
Bart Boncfl.Ir tAusu, THAN London 40 day with Iron
empty barrels Go order fraafl Co rlocnNith g. TO-
Iiark n bushnell, of Nrw-iilvcn, koh-on i9 Jautifo
80 days with COLES 20 order vessel 10 bchty odrfsteNe
chr Frank Irving lBrl Pcttpas Havana 10 days, with
| c,.far b. D. Adams vessel t0 mnsttr
| sUNsET-wind At sandy Hook, Light, INV thick add
cloudy. ,,..,..r
Steamers Heveua Dr. Roger. Liverpool W. w. H ii
Citv OF Chester, br, Watkins, Liverpool, Johh % AAe
| 1900 Nryg York CTS Br Evans, BRISTOL ArkeA IS GO 49,.
celia Dr. Smith, Borieau1, Punch Faye Co h.lnr
fDfrhl Vissar Amsterdam, Punch, tdyc CO.. ilA.. ~
6eg scott Antwerp, FuucA, Edyo CO.. " aesiAlu bo 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
PASTORS OF SUBURBAN CHURCHES.

The Rev. George NJ. Payson has been installed as
- 80 the Prssbyterian Church az ROslyn. The
papt of the Presbyterian Church az Baby lon, which
has not had regular pastor since the resignation OF
The Rev Mr. Nightingale, is 10 be supplied for one
vsar nv the Rev Walter Is. Floyd. The Rev. L: D.
kradner has offered his resignation Rs pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Glen Cove, 70 take eneet
June l.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hoffman Congressman f. J. Ellis G o. k b9tn,-
a Ho 9 encr1 Hamilton ward Of Albany 9 70 sT
r. a. Halherf " Bin CHAM n " ana N P1iimsn
nm, - Cornccticuf Wfnds0r H0tst-1e1tEe . ~, w.
on Chicago: ex Governor Henry NJ hatnsMs t,I 1Judge
giuis Bedeu Of syrac use - yu CoIouel
Henry Green. Pcnnsyl yania Cieneral J.
InrefIr0 sit~reavea 4. = A-.----hoe' h'u''s'''
b stonehOuse, OF Albany.
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ENJOYING THEMSELVES on STRIKE.

I'll estimated that the NUMBER OF bakers now on
STRIKE j. no greater than the number of idle men
which usually may be found i'll that trade when no
difficulty exists. The few men remaining al irving
Hall ha We converted the lower rooms into kind OF
club house where the time is passed agreeably with
cards and telling. number OF bosses sought
their men at the strikers headquarters yesterday
among them were some who had at the beginning
Of the strike employed non union men. 49, ,
The English speaking bakers of this city Will h0id
A rnassmeetng tonight AT Wendeis Assembly,
Roons AZ which definite measures viii be decided
npou in case the bosses do not grant the demand ul
higher wages which was made upon them last
81 is probable that strike will he made next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
NO PERSON SHOULD BrnD or MAXI

NO PERSON SHOULD BUHD or MAKE
alterations in Their plumbing without first visiting tue
ror,rom. ~ nEyRYC MEYER CO., and Examining the
urlrYER wATERCLosEr and the ROYAL PoFCE'
AtNBAr the two specimens OF this class Of sanitary
appliances yet made.
An inspection Of tho many novel fixtures There to De ''n
would prove instructive and interesting 70 all honsehoier
Nos. 40 & A. CAnst, ncar Fulton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astcoss elegantly coated for o cur" o. a tt
ORDERS ~ the stomach liver bowels kiueys bladder nervous
di-.s-es headache. constipation c0suyrners indigestion,
dyspepsia bnousness, bilious fever. Inflammation " ihs
hosr. niles and all arrangements ~ the internal N-c"fA
warranted eject positive Price % cent- p,rblE
sold by an druggists
DIR. RADWAY IL CO., 32 WARREN-ST., y. Y.
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AMATEUR ATHLETIC SPORTS.
meeting was held last night in the SKIP us
kret Court Room Ut Eighteenth-st and fourth-aYe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
send for circulars. - East .1ths
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Announcements

Adopt now the use of Platt's ChlOrdes. The
odoress reliable Efficient ond economic a dsnfeciant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

S,rrs.--Stccl fHngcs and rounded corners,
combination locks. laoI, 30 Nr-ry-ftr Nc"l' OK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

LYONs ToorH TABLETS are as neat and port
ADJ. 10. toothbrush. just iic tlins ior travellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07

PrNRLINE T. THE BE>T THING EVER invented
flr IIuu.,, lrllun. Dbl. h Washing and TIE Laundry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-07
Hub Punch cnlargcs the pleasures of life.

II Is fair Ia presume that there are 10 be
found buf Intelligent u"-Ona n this country AMI ih fo
tou- Of Europe who hrsr got heard 81 E gN,N7 AoiE
Ilt. thousands Nho have fflffl ii
t.nr, t1 t sauir'Il efficacy 200 language strong lnd
1 nor, than can De- shown in behalf Of uy oueI
remedy existence.