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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
NOT PLEASED WITH THE SITUATION.
TALK WITH 4 REPUBLICAN, SENATOR WHO DOES NOT
APPROVE THE PRESIDENTS COURSE.


APPROVE THE PRESIDENTS COURSE.
A prominent Republican Senator, who was
IN the city attending private business said
70 n TRIBUNE reporter Saturday, I'm discuss
ing the situation at Washington IA my opinion the
Senate will adjourn this week without having confirmed
the nomination Of Judge Robertson"
"Why ," asked the reporter.
Because the csident b. his latest move. has put
number OF the Republican senators Ia very awk-
ward position. Two years ago several OF rs voted
against the confirmation OF Mi. Merritt, on the
ground that Mr.. Arthur had not served the four
years Tor which ne had been appointed. Now the
same question must Dc raised do not say that when
the time shall vote against Judge Robertson
but that the position that taken two years ago.
and do not how many Of us go back upon what
What erect win the Withdrawal - some OF the Ee'g
" 10 hns hld very differ rent eject rom what think
General Garfield Thought u would believe II was
20 consider H. "A 10 iu-t whnt ID Dc the result u IL
hart to say do not think The nanio OF Judge koocf
SON viii come mp for conformation
n that Is me case yin st not be taken az triumph
Not In ms opinion OF course tie situation ia such
that one move the other viii boz claimed ly the party
fayorng that which r. successful M certain sOrt OF
triumph hut / believe that the people az large when
they understand m Just what light those who would
@itrrwlse nave yg'ed ior the confirmation "i JWlke
bringing mp Judge Rohcrtson'. nsne we the best
thing % do Tor haruony and the wscst thing 10 do
ist that Oh, present situation bag been brought about
" hen so much depends upon NewIDrk siutc and when
the vote h. 40 co7' b D. poor statcsansng to widen the
breach between CDnhing and anf DnAlug, because TIE
Republican party needs the cooperation OF the one "a
much n- tBr other"
o. ia probable Tint the nomination Of Rddcbersor
viii Dee conhfmfli'
"No; b,cau-c after the executive business has been
i-pustd oi you rnud not keep quorum OF senators
lu Washington twenty -four hours"
" Then viii the Malone movement Doc defeated p
d" Not In 10y Judgment because there are So many
people IN the SOuth WHO fully aware that fthcy pm
their present course 10 mrs slrr political death
They wn grasp thc independent movement which otnu-
tor Malone h- iu hand thr ouy thing t0 lead up 10
tha, state ~ political sentiment which the better and
more liberal classes have 40 long wished for"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
PUBLTC OPINION.

The general impression is that s1,6 Conhi"g H"S
met ~. ,oatch.-lPittsbnrg Dispatch i"''' IA. .ho
Whether the Senate confirms sc Or nv With the
nonIsasS enatcrIs Thugdsm is broken WI, DD
p pny sSnproyed aud applaHded.-tCtncinn""
re Senator Conkling is irrational enough 20
~ ,ti ~ cage Of battle Republicans eNtIynn., ~
ain rege, H. hut they win accept \ 81 v ~ far to
w w ,-ro.,e senatorial temper when VII "a ne
nn.1bcn their devotion to President Oaio0'u ~
lroit Post aud Tribune tKepJ 4
For the Republican Senator tors to ee m saP RPSo
ing for perhaps the best once IN - tranc anomaly
that aSaY Cannot permitted 70 cqp' oTh aI himself
fbemselyes shond specify emu - :, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

.t. ........
WHAT 1901 i.IHh~ "i 1893. COMBINES A'4l'. ''.-
NM rrII.f If.AN rt...Y N.ALY 0F uIlAIi.ING>
900
D. Ni"-1"f".
T.rrf.4r f.r..rfar found IiInMn- VI.
80 a.. - 49,. , h.
N..'' '' ''' D. .''' % ''' '''.'' 1000 '
...t ft..,, -,..t., ...Lf, -,,.l tf.. President
$500
and particularly on tr Ir-'d'ni- action D." WIN
tfaHlnf th" Sos l"tt nii'iit' i'f NI -'' N'i i'
l.I." '-"' '. '' goo
Information nhd N' N'''' 'l''''.' %. "' "''. "" .
.. a. ...... ,t., t,..
''Nl "'''"- '"' ''i..'
" Nut knowing tie ptffriiaf rrh-nn I"I t' top iN'
t,..t., f . t.l.- D., ... .fr Ni.nu. touI NOT pN
... .,,f, lf,..f ,,,..n.n Ia r,sir,l 20 lt e.thor
Tir.f % worry "''''i-'"' "l''"'" Dbl" ''- "
our way nf thr nIi'r
"''' 'l' cd" ''''.'A '' Dol" ,..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
GEORGE c. HARDING.

INpIANAPoLIs, May S.-GeOrge c. Harding,
Editor Of The Saturday Reeie and for many years one
pf the best known journalists OF the State died this
morning OF erypeas, which the result OF an injury
raused by his falling an iron grating In the side
walk about ten days ago. His death entirely
unexpected, as until the last day or two no
attention had been paid to the slight wound
from which ne suffering. He was hfty-one
years Of age. Mr Harding began his newspaper career
with The pdirie Beacon Paris, H. he aiterwGrd
special correspondent Of The Cincinnati Commercial
Then ne went Ia The Te Deita at NewOleans, aud WIS
city editor OF The Houston eXaa Telegraph AZ the out
break OF the war. Since then he has been connected
fitber a. editor proprietor with The Coles County I'LL
LEDGE The Egs{ng Journal TIE Mirror, The Herald, AMI
Rhe Rrcsclc, of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

euch sentiments then that he doesyet hc did, ne
didn't express them aud be treated Mr. Conkmg as he
treated other public OF the same political grade
Having decided 10 invite few leading men 70 bis home
for consultation. he made Mr. COntling one OF them
" or one thing" said Mr. Nich0 In conclusion, Il am
very certain the people OF other parts Of the country
heartily tired OF these ncessant bekerngs about
NewYork Affairs and OF the fact that the needin egs
latiOn for the whole country should Do made 70 wall on
them. and pretty they win place the seal OF their
dispeasure emphatically on the man who intiuaes
hs own interest and selhshness In the way OF puDho
business and public Interests that though be were made
OF brass he viii step down aud ont from the position Vi
leader In the Republican party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
NEIRLr srFF0cATED ~ GIs.

The porter in a hotel in the Bowery last night dis
covered that gas WAS escaping in one of the rooms
He tried 10 ct into the room hat the door was
lacked. lie summoned % policeman, Who broke II
omen. A young man who bad registered az the ho-
Eel ~ Frncls Watson, of Boston, was found "n-
conscious Il was believed that he had gone 90 bed
while intoxicated and that after turning on tt gas
he had turned 10 on again by acrident. ~. W., 49,,
moved 90 ~. Nmceuts Hospital ms recovery was
..r.Innrnn .nuMt mi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
UARY.
SAMUEL HAMMERsLOUGH.

Samuel IlammeTslOugh, ST., who died oatur-
.y nht at the house OF his son, No 81 East sxicih-
at In the eightietb year OF his age was native oil
Bederkesa, Germany. where for many years be wa
drycoods dealer He here at the advanced age Of
ssrty.fve years TO better his fortunes He was re
marRablv benevolent man. well liked by large circle Of
friends aud be retained his mental ower ny TO the day
seventy-four years. Mr. Hammerslough leaves two
langhfers and four sons al married. and twenty thTce
Frnndcbiaren Three OF his sons, Edward julius and
Samnel compose the wholesale clothing firm Of lam
ner.lnllgh BrOthcrs, In BrOadNsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
HALLWAY NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, May THE argument upon
the motion FOR an injunction TO restrain Franklin 3D..
Gowen and 0thors from interfering with Francis s. Bond
and Others tr legally elected officers of the Pdlad
phia and Reading Railroad Company WINS made
this afternoon. Judge Hare suggested that pending Tho
appeal 80 the supreme Court complications might Doe
toytd bu faO that ~ tine ccTtorun Quashrd tho
Court would mako decree 300 such form that 800 ulr
peal could bc taken. The Vital mUO -tnucc prompt
ton OF John q. buiitt. prcsrnt Proceedings were
pn-i poncd until Saturday next ON Tuesday tho Qutf
ton viii Doe argued before the Supreme Court. 81 bear
lnl 0gu De- had.
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.


The usual variety OF interesting matter appeared
u" , ..., a -,
pH'ihs special an" erh'r" iT"7 from an parts Oh
the world. correspondence reviews sketches poetry
l;. ,.4,. 49,. A,,,...,., ,,r,,,,i,.,,+ ,,.i.f..
may Dee named the following
The News boz Iondon.-The special cable dispatch 20
rryfivr leader. di.-ef.ior- and obstruction continue
in Parliament. th, lo.rh PERFORMANCES command
Tar Sru- YORK Nominafion-A Republican Senatorial
careu. wIi Dee held abou tie middle of The Vrr.. and
in,ncndn, struggle over thc nomination OF Jud-r Rob
I rrf.un.
e Dock fic l . Gnai ar Of tr pic6
1o ~.fur.la, commissions BnorL prrptrri "a wilton
rcp.y 20 ta' char.,- i.ast .aaD
-o,i -i.,. am infore-,in, a,o,.f OF tir career "
sophie Priov .b, and tlc attitude %, FRANCE toward tle
/ political truehi0, in i;ns,.a
ara aad Arti-t-lhc Nanderi ing 1nd various
'"n ti '.- t ,,', 2" ' ,,', 'u'''"
U, Ie,f 'i' .6 ,y,g- oi imr, mr.,
niI. r,rortrl
-lrlt tom K,ys-A tale of difficulty perseverance and
ultimate a'crfs- 'n lnel'., hic. ., A. ,,.,.....
lfu 90 llt.'-- lhr 'ehl h"Aii"h "l Ni- '.lhall n
ia.' l'i''''' ''''" '" "''' '''''' '' ''''
Ifi,, i,.,,re,.s v,its The record g. -irou ~ d,
/ i,'r.ry' i'rn.lrh MARYLAND among the scen,s o. j.
/ WUies Booths -outaNard aieit.
The closing ,ou, - OF tc Musical Festival affairs on
The local Stage md synopsis "i 'HDrFI ana eNn' aA \
new comic "l"fi
NtN - Ti,, b.. r 't fy,-b
. gwen t"' d. "' 'l i'''n '.', ,,'..'' ."' r'
. 1'It' 49,. ,,. ~, 1906 " "'' -
4 .,r f..,i-, ,,f.ir. tior ~ ,ho forth.
q l-,rl.g lt f,r,la lr t,r- .ons f,goutv-
f,Irtl article tr,- II thr drfna ut Athens tle bio.
u}Iac Tho.,T,. pa, writer's and rla' o'rr boa ancient
/ Greece, ard the pi.t of ODE Nd.pl- l}r1nnHs
Visitation ot 'a1ritl.- s. letter n"m ihr lion Jo'n
Jft on l4r l.-'i'a %. iN, 1',,. '.'n Oh e''''''''
/ '"Sf"tn ' ,. ',"'t ''''' ''
/ ite,n' Ig.
! a,.r. fn,' .Ii'..r-o
/ a.. t,t- V,,t'. p..rls
/ 4-..nr. f,r fir People
! -forl.. about Fara.ut.
/ D.,ra,il nud Del. Wir.
! hmthns nnd f"rHrt
/ Io,rsan Ii,nt in tl, LAST.
Tho news az the ,ay vas briefly summarized as
t.rlovs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

tronged with people Bishop Paine, the senior bishop
Of the Southern Methodist Church, presided. II being
the siKtieth birthday Of ". IT, Vanderbilt the donor
ulength portrait OF that gentleman placed IN the
hall In his name Bishop Mcintyre president Of the
Board Of Trusees presented the building 90 the senior
bishop for formal acceptance and dedication ana we
ceremonies were imprcssiycly performed rising vote
Of thanks rendered 20 Mr. Vanderbilt by the fnciy
students and citizens The building cost 100000,
and will accommodate over 200 persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
MIDYIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis JOr hs ,dsf a hOars.

WASHINGTON, May 8, l a. m.-The bar
oncter l. hlleet in the Canadian maritime provinces
and lowest n the Missouri Valley. The temperature has
risen from 70 10 1Go ~ the lower Lake region and fallen
slightly In Texas Cloudy weather and rain prevails 10
the Upper Lake c1on and the West Gulf states. East
erIv winds continue in New England and the South
Atlantic ltes elsewhere east Of the Mississippi and ia
the West Gull states thc prevailing winds are southoy
Indications.
For View England ard thc Middle Atlantic States fair
weather slightly warmer 5outhory Winds STATIONARY or
lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
Ne,, England Manufacturers aud Mechanics Bo-,ea
Exhibition i-si.

TO OPEN i5iit OF Al JUST MINT
The primary purpose o. This Exhibition D. % -hoF tc pres
emf condition of the ins and ac la1ica! nfurss
az N,e England abe eKiausiyc as FEB aaH ue asisn.
ton of The ghoo country o. Co. This lot dome ~ any sec
,naI rr, therefore The Executive Committee cordially la
vito Che Manufacturers and Mechanics ~ Ar Whof country
and este. llg those 81 Ncw York without charge Z" l'm of
.rsc. r power 20 exhibit machinery tt4e honcs ani All
othr r uaetul ornamental which nfht IND mffArt
An Sew, fnssnd That this market f on' 81 +'ai importance
Il shown y tc fact that $3.50 ooo0'o nrr ld r 1anuflc-
tn. wac. ina the state ~ Ma-ehu.tts a'onl Boz iho y'.r
ls-s since which pod me increase BOZ production Hii ssel
an. .ur.,irt 10 .t least 100 O00 900 annually.
Muufa,tirrrs - DO princ, atels ot superior excellence
obni.,s Who ac eminent n auy vaf, con nadb um'f
.td s 10 no other place n ths country would hfif *
hlt bc brought attention OIL 81, naiJ manli''
and well pald opctutyos ss ln osfln. We rpn ''}
t pracical demonstration % the benofis "ti'h
diversity of labor in AZ 81. branches. TO aAf @ -,
al pirsuits throughout The who.e of oA gre - .
IN vieu of The wonderful tide of inni 'alloi, 40 e .
u,on IA ana ths consequent great adai'i'" t ,-,,,
lalr a1, ant gt rise Of tni. character m''' ~ 49,,
,,si r,.,lt. aud an manafactnrars Wiz uul ID w -
-, =, i,be,rty Ar his Exhibition Nh4,h "" W W. teit
~ ~ .,,t.udet notice 'l 'flf =.
~, I'M tt~,ne me buaiiag but "a el'. & i II ~
roflcrs of the Iftssf" t,tl tf b, allied
ttp.a A .n ,rriie4fous Tor space Miie1 a 80 ~ ~
NE iu'h n.n- ". .sou a. pu,llr, con 81 nP' ~ -
~ su' 49,, las. III TILL. IS -. tt-,tt.l = 40
W. - 80 n, Ns.srs D. r. AN b"tr - .tirus
t,ts~,t ,,isine - New York, Nhgie Il-.' -4'
| VI lle building eA1 - aeND'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
rur SOONER OVER THE BETTER.

Prom The IfoN Nh,se< th'J-i e
1T is as well, perhaps, that the contest, II
~, ,,,,s he one between the President and 81 nat1r
r"nsine over the question Of Judge Ro6ertsQns nom
nst0p should come at later period W 90 iiol
See what can De gained by pcsponing tothe December
eesson The President. however much be may iesrtl
tbe couricatons which have grown ont OF inc houha
ZION and may oven regret having made II ~ al VIII hOS
now In the face OF opposition wthdraW tae haIH OF
Jude Robertson; Mr.. COBklng. Il appears: VII nor
hsSdou his uurpose TO defeat confirmation, n possible
"a rht appqfcntly Is therefore inevitable Tue efue gc
may az wei come AS six months hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

It is great piece Of folly for Nh e. C9n a1deS
10 imagine that be was elected s ~, ,iie posltiyclv
81 wasn't He must thereior 80 sl9% ne he insRs
etine ne he viii never be able to collect enough ul
%mse oscber thoroughly TO contemplate tse - ina
mac. Robertson Is 10 be connrlneu 70 Iuc
usil f,.b the president has nOminated him. mere
oco half dozen Democratic Senators VINO Wil N1e
against him. and probably slnAller inf
3cy fer Mr. Conng 20 SCI himself in oppoSS t y H.
10 u M lis mind 10 kick we hope be viii kick hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
DEIrH or 4 rErFlN LLrTEF-GmfIER

MANCHESTER. y. h., May s.-Joel Taylor
s, ~ h,,cle.n the oldest ctt,rcafncr IN thc United
totc with pos.bly one exception. died here ts morn
moot pnc.tnou.n ~ the age Of siNyhroe years. ne
BEGAN 10 carry cttors here in lsie and has ''i''nuen IN
that work ever since, With thc exception @ lDaa 3,.t
eld t,r hi. had been Grand -ecrct1i- lo tuf @hu
T,i., enI Grand scribe OF the Grand Lncaillneht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

CmCAGO. May Reconnaissance Fink yes
ierisy informed railroad agents here that ratc- live
tocs w. be- rcdaccd, beginning Monday, the basis of
80 o.uts per 100 pounds gross and 20 cents NOT Go
NOW York The REGULAR tariff rates arc go cents gross
nuI 30 ccuts net Ou dressed beef tns rato be- reduced
from to 40 ccnts. These reductions ore made Oh "c
count Of nnr-Ial- nI cullInF by NarOua rulds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
IlTEST SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEw.YoRR -

PORT OF NEM AVl'h------AlA. D 4''''
ARRIVED.
.t-rer Am .fcriam Dth Tant hntteraHl APR a. WIN
,,.s. .,a. fi--sn myers 90 Iuuch, ldye g 90.
FOnEIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Nav s-Ariyed, steamer trrassian lr smith
from, 8usf1n and hnLiaA. .-.-. ......-. ,,,..-..
PARMA POM, May o-iashed A""lus A''''n'ie N"a''
-'-i N''' AMERICAN PORTS.
r,vorfv,vs May 5-AulvOd a. the Passes steamer Wan
dcrcr. ruin Belize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
THE EMPIRES OF THE WEST.

Hone KONG, April 12.-The Empress of the
Vest The principal OF the two d0wagers regent OF China
died yesterday She the mother Of the late Emperor
rupg Chi She was the ruling spirit Of the Court Of
Pekln. Serious intrignes viii doubtless follow her
fa~.faa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

ISmANAPoLrs, May S.-rhc Bingham sui
Ivan and Eastorn Railroad (naFrow gsugc from Filing
ham, Ill GO swift City Ind, sold Ia ths city 5atur
day To- "a party " Woatcrn aud Eastern capitalists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

Little Nell mashed her finger al the door the
k'ssf aA5 and eetee az crying and hodng Il In hir
Elisa All ~ once sbe stoppea fS4f stennR then lnok.
NJ ~ tnlpkh her geeFs exclaimed; MaInsaa tbrass
sa''t's ases1 IN my hngeF; Leel Il throbbing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

FAINT PRAIsE.-Hsthctcl lady &" Is not that
Mrs Brabazon, whose photouaph " va an the SNOW
gtn4a, d" Tho Professor 81. the "a hhudsoIue'
h sfe not T. f-thrtc lady; Well yans-bnt 400
sentiniy "a woman oi the Nineteenth Century !-tPanch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
RUMORa OF a CONsOLIDATION.

LOUISVILLE, ny, May SIT is reported chat
tho louisville. Sow-Albnny and Chicago Railroad Conn
pauy has consolidated with she Chicago pnd indian
apois Air Line, which is rapidly approaching compile
tiUu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

Sailed sfcsmeTs Frankfort Rornari Hail
san FRANCISCO. May S-Arriyed CITY 81 Toxic
from Hong Kong. We Yokohama with L0iO chiuss ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
,,.rnlNr slInp ErENED.

IyplANAroLIs, May s.-Arlngton q Ber-
-, fulrv and n,a. hno shop in this city was burned
t.-,r,.tt The loss is about $1,000, principally on
t,.rlifcry and patterns; folly Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

Weak lungs are strengthened. pleurisy pains
relieved and Estimate s1npOis sGblied Dr. Jaynas
Expeot0rant sovereign remedy for al coughs ond
enIIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

MIILTE-COok-ons saturday, MAY T. ~ Tho residence "a
the brides mother by the Rev Charles a. Aueg Jawes ID
Smile 70 Anna G. Cook, both 81 this ltF.
TfALL-MOLINEUX-O Wednesday evening NAY 4 AZ
the residence ~ the brides mother, frsft
assisted ~ ths Rev H. stock, EdRaTd H. Te4 20 Agnes
Molineuz, all Of Brooklyn. No osuls.
an notices ~ Marriages must Be naorsef ,riM NH
name and Gdlirtss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
nrIIRERArE HYsTERICs.


W. sav Deliberately that the Senator who 70
votes 10 confirm either Chandler OF ho'ei' ~" "
bls dutv and his oath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

RI, ,,,rogo Mails for the week ending SATURDAY Nay
Il l~~l WIN close tins 0hc" ou ~ L0DAl, 40 II ~,
~ Erf,,De by steamship Arizona, VIA kurtn-pHuf on
WEDNESDAY al 1880 A. tu, ior llrult. ny steamship
Algeria via Qcst0Wn corresponding inr tfanr must be
er.,.ty HalIr.--tti. ami 40 fur lf4u,r direct BY
Steamship Franco Via HaNrr tlit to DAY, al n
fr Frtui, Germany. 30. bv steamship Tossing VIA Iyu
outh th,fbHuIg and Hamburg tcifrinninte i1f Ofeet
lfu ANA the Continent WuSi Dol specially idarrs.' 1nd q
81 nj .r ttoue It steamship celtic. tguttu stuN
SATt RDAY 20 a. a., f0r ~ruusnd hrtfi uy s'Amship
In steamship Neekaf. via southampton ana hIrrh '' o.
40 re.f r ala fhr ointment must D0 specially
'i..D md u l2 r tor Eur0lf by steamship tliY q
t,rd via Queenstown and 10 n fnr Bel lun direct.
t-..,ett Ntsrrltud. Antwerp Tor Asldn-
.ii ana ~,ih pl.l, sl.e on lt l~DAf at ~ n Tho
,,-is livingston and Honduras close or li -UA1 20
,o d. Do It usi- for halt close con- liii tHilt1 ~ 10
"a Arkiru CLOSE t.llN i.~bAl
- IT, g., mo fua.. lr CUBA alt thr West lnd On
1fi-utuAYa f $50 D. Ihe mails Cor Mvxico via New
,,.. an rfff 81 and "A fl tDAh at $500 20.
Ti, gii. fr Jamaica arlcslDD Hayonlil, Fc, close On
t.'tD4N Ia D u Ihr ul.+ Cor Nruelurl. and fuIlrlA
ii..,rt kTCRUAY ~ g. no. Tho mail. Cor Nl.sau. g. =
-, nu ~ATl RDAl q lte uia1a fDf China ant
f,,.r close Nav ~ OF 100 D. Ile ul- Dr rsiia.
~ ..n.l N..y ~ 40 .'u w. no.. HkNltl q. iEAK~pS,
p..f 0Hco. NsN- A0fk. Aiy II, I--l. pu-fua.fef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
Va. EANnERnLLTs ~

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Pathological Hall,
OF Vanderbilt Institute was formally dedicated Of
O'clock this ateTnooR one Of the locturero0Dls wes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

BriIiinncyTo produce brilliant polish slverwaro uS,
ELAcgao- sI1sOS Avoid limitations. ~ Johnst, y. Y.
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hTlRRLFN

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fOT securing and cfcanl1g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
rRInrNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

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TRIBUNE OFFICE MAY 81 q. m.-Thc changes IN tle
barometer ylslerny sglt Clear aud fair weather
prevailed The temperature ranged between AZ ana
1J7, the average l1i ~ bolug Z' higher than on the
corresponding day last year, and ~ higher than ON
Saturday.
Warmer and clear fair weather possibly followed
At night by increasing c0uuc8s may bc expected to
day IA this city and vicinity.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
dbsrcci Of meteorological Rcpoff taoek eEf al
Nds Z. 1851
BAROMETER Iuchc. TIEaM0NErEa Degrees.
Mazda ~ Alay u S4tOl MAIZE in, h4y D.; -..sig
MIND MaY 81 I8FH0 Min.i5 a. "a, May D-..-sH0
HauRe 30 Range ~
Dsisnce travelled by Wind during Tie week, 93s miles
REMAINS Amount ~ water.
May 2 rain from $40 a m 70 4 D. ID ....... .Of inch
Msy rain from b. 10. ~ inch
Total amount ~ water or te week 80 inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09
CENTRAL PARK OBsFRVATTONs.

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-05

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