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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Monday cyennQ May 2 ~ hfF
late residence l77 Columbia Heights Brooklyn sarah vito
Of seeye Benedict
NewDuryp0r and Boston papers please copy
BERRY on SATURDAY,, April 80 catharne Giean vito Of
Relatives and aa. invited 70 attend Ne funeral a her
Carfagcs viii be In waiting on the arrival oftae $50 and
1913 train VIA C. h. r. o. NJ, loot Of Liberty g
BowNlOn sunday evening, May R.cAani H. Bovine Of
Notice 81 funeral hereafter.
uARRlMAN-At Joe k.onvile Flo on saturday April 30.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
EEE-At RrooAlyn. suddenly Amn is7i. Anna ~, wife
Of Robert r. Lee and daughero iho ia'e samuel fiasat
Relatives aad nds Of ths am.y ore invited attend no
funeral on lursly nezt al oo,N u, at hr 1is fesi.
dcnce No 81 ittnyst' hIoo~yn Hrfoluestet that ID
sfgAD-At Chleago Horny W. Nel4. ...,.--., w.,
neqay. May a al ccocs p m q the residence Of Mrs
McGEORGE-l West lIoboken. j. On saturday evening
April 30 william Mc,leo.ge ~ ,he ~ " az "i MS age
Tuesday, Say 3 al O'Clock 3. IN.
MISTUHS-suddeuy, Oh ApT 80. John y. Mlnura, IN tho
Funeral al the Clutch Of the Holy Communion "Wednesday
morning At 10 O'Clock Friends VIII please lot 'eai no"er
MTCHKG,-On Saturday April 20. u pnelm0lla i0nl1e
Riayr ana egi. are in,itc 10 attend the funeral on
Tue.,iy. May from the Reformed hs,ch oihayr cor
der st at II Friends are kindly requested not 70
send flowers.
Plains. April 80 SARAH. widow OF Ephaet Peek. aged 81
ssn h a1h as a. eS ioS s ny Ms ~ T. chach
on wednesday morning May :, AZ u 9cl9 -. FL, -.
Giaid Central Depot
sANDs-on sunday. May l. Justine Butler sands aged 10
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend ths
No 20 West Sad'si on "Wednesday. May !, at II a IA.
Friends requested not 10 send covers
wELLMAN-on Monday morning. Nay p Caroline " Pres
r.
Funeral services At her late residence l27 East 75'hst on
Iniernent Al Mount Auburn Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
SALE OF A MEXICAN ROAD.

The sale by the Mexican Government of its
interest IN tho Mexican Railway Company 0imitedl,
which the railroad between the Cities Of Mexico
and Vera Cruz, confirmed by private dispatches TO
cciyed in this city yesterday. Inquiries which were
made failed TO elicit the Of the purchasers CFho
arc said 10 DE Americana the terms Of the sale. The
Mexican Government held only small part Of the capt
tai stock Of the company and the sale ~ II In wise
affects the control of the property which h held ia Eng
land. Persons largely Interested I'm Mexican affairs rX
pressed the opinion yesterday that none Of the American
companies engaged en- railroad enterprises m Mexico
had bought this stock I'm the Vera Cruz Road.
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THE CAsE on JuDGE sANrORD.

ARnANY. May 1.-The wife Of Charles F.
Sanford the judge Of Supreme Court. against whom
charges OF mental incapacity 10 perform his duties are
pending has sent reply 90 she charges. which vas read
u The senate tonight. She states that she has been
ndri-ed by Or. William. 81. Draper that any mental
anxiety might now De- fatal 20 Judge Sanford. He
ia therefore unable % appear IN person
90 answer the charges IN the charges there were Ger
tain statements made whrh should hc modified and cor
r,,tcd. in choir present form they were in some
r-nrtt- ,Nurgrrnr and rrroucuus Mrs Sanford then
petitions that Der husband mny De rcpr' -cnt'd 10y
e.ur,tf OF DIFF ftrr-ts she -urgc-fs such guard
itnz Alexander Taylor Agurw and Robert Ionuoy.
-frnfnr Forster offered resolution for thc appointment
OF Ac--r- TAYLOR, AeucW aud Loouey guardians but
ID Ras rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
SEEKING RIGHTS IN BROOKLYN.

The East River Bridge and CoDey Island
Steam Transit Company yesterday applied 20 tho Brook
Ign Board OF Aldermen for permission TO build an ec-
waited road the route laid out by the Mayors third
Commission. The petition referred TO the Railroad
Committee. This company Is the latest organized In
Brooklyn, and Andrew r. Culver Is one OF the chief
stockholders The routo from the bridge to the de
got 81 the Prospect Park and COney Island Railroad Of
which Mr.. Culver is president. This route, IN High,
Pearl and Willoughby-sts, Debevoiseplace and Fiat
bushave 20 Atlanticave, IA that selected trunk
route by the rival rapid transit organizations which re-
Gently consolidated their interests. "A soon permits
sion IA gained from the municipal authorities and the
property Owners this route Will be built upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

.rrher 70 LOOK for doll which the nt'ae eri n~,
ss..ce, 70 drop The clsar-headed rasca" WIZ
1900 10 learn that the srd stationed az Af
-. rss placed there by authority OF the TURKISH
cvsynmsnt evidently thinking that the sultan gnS s
~ stimnlus Of an Engissh demsna wVnu &c eancial
w Ne debtor than their captive himself NhOSe
ssan5, ion had caused them some rnisgiVihgs'
The Greeks of Alexandria make the dreau-
80. tb.t ther fellow -townsmen. the Jews at inc
1000 yeast Of the Passover. kidnapped ana npeu
ssrre child az blood sacrifice The simple ise' Is V',
ssree DAYS after the boy disappeared hs body was louu
~ Ire harbor The charge OF blood sacrifice was 'aDo
an uprOar followed, the Jews were set upon soune -
Them killed and many wounded, and genera n''e'~.
vas threatened. Alta subsequent postrmor'en
nation of the boys body dozen doctors dee,areu ,
allowed no wound to support the charge made pu' sun
the Greeks adhere TO their theory, ana tne 40
y, Ia rondom Globe says that the ARABIA VINO pear 40
soodwiIl 20 either Greeks jews, Neheve 'ne caso
u ,eunded II b asserted that Christian chiia os
naaps mysteriously nearly every year 81 the tS VI
~ Passoycr such has been the case In Ale1hhItn
me o. SMYRNA Damascus Seda IN Syria, In Lebanon,
md more than ia Constantineple Inc Europe h
anrlsop OF Alexandria regard the posltion lakeh ~
RI Greeks Sc ridiculous and untenable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
PHASES OF THE EASTERN QUESTION.


SIR What countries are included among the
"Powers DO they arbitr&te for Turkey and Greece by
kDy other authority than that which tho lion
srbrates for the lamb What to be the boundary
line for Greece Ny reason for presuming upon your
time TO such extent IN that am making OF your
very valuable paper Instructor In my school l
usually devote portion OF day in the week 10 read
ing from IL and to discussion points OF interest
SescseEiev. Penn. April so, 1881. ALAnc STONE.
1.-THE Powers" are the dominant States of
Europe-Germany. Austro-Hungary, Russia, Italy,
France and Great Britain. Superior civilization i'm
parts moral force to European Intervention. The
proposed boundary begins south of Piatamora on
the Egean, trends southwest TO Mount Kritiri and
northwest to Goorgitzi, whence it DIVORCES sharply
TO the Gulf of Aria, Metzovo and Arta remaining
Turkish cities The great Thessalian plain and the
eastern or level section Of Epirus are on the Greek
aide Of the line.--Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
TIRED OF GoRHAM.

FFONF
The Massachusetts, Senators, Messrs. HOar
and Dawes should the opinions of their
stituents by refusing any longer 10 support George c.
Gorban who. through the columns OF his paper The
National Republican, Ia pouring torrent Of abuse upon
President Garfield and Postmaster General James be
cause they determI ed to probe the star route
fauds TO the bottom Mr. Brady the public fnCtionary
discharged by the Postmaster General because OF the
way star" routes expedited" during his con
neoton with the Post Office Department Is reported 20
be part owner Of The Re fbitedn. Goran under such
circumstances s cOnsI lcuously improper man 20 re-
ceiye the support Of Massachusetts Senators They
khoud l0se time In signfyng that they with the
President and his POstmaster-Generef, and against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK MAY ?, 1881.

PORT OF NETWORK MAY ?, 1881
ARRIVED.
Steamer sch.deu Dutch Choyalier. Rotterdam April H.
with md .r and passengers "a Punch, Edyr & 90.
fteamer pey0ula tBr Young. glasgow April y and Mo
Vile ~ with udss and pa.senZcrs % henderson Bros
ste,mer Rhenla fsr Horror. Cardiff 10 days with mdse
and passen "a Geo Bulley.
shin Ger, tOrtnann, London 50 Gay VIII muse
10 order vessel 70 Hermann kOop & co.
ship Success, HichOO arre 30 days IN baast 10 Gar
yer a Barnes. . o., -.
marx Henrik Ibsen (Norl Merdelly Antwerp 80 days
with mhae 10 order. vessel 20 Punch. Elye & co.
Bak Hypata Nor -aaksen, Antwerp 81 days In baazt 70
Bcuham, Pickering & 60.
loads In ballast % Benham. Pickering & 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS ELECTED.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio May 2.-At meeting
Of the Ohio Southern Railroad stockholders to-day the
following Board Of Directors elected: l.. < Hen
ming Austin Corhin, J. r. Maxwell, Henry Graves, Du
mont Clark Alfred suy, Of New York d. < Kelly. Amos
whitley. George H. Frey, j. II. Downcy Ford Woods,
OF Springfield. Ohio, H. l.. Chapman. Of Jackson Ohio.
At "a subsequent meeting Major Hcnning was elected
president large, party Of Interested capitalists have
gone the road and decided 20 place Ia hrstcnS-
condition for business. This Will De- the connecting
link IN the Indiana bloomington and Western system
with the Chcsa pcakc and Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

IN the premises unless not disturbance takes place
The absence OF police force viii doubtless be
made nae OF by thieves and incendiaries- bill
has been prepared TO be introduced in the
Legislature tomorrow, eddng the senior Alderman from
the Fifth Ward to the Board OF Police Commissioner
This II Intended to break the tie. The Alderman pro
posed s Republican, and II the bill passes II will give
the Republicans power 70 name every member OF the
police force There IA much excitement in the city to-
night and gave apprehension Is entertained for the
safety OF persons and property
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corrov MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

1rvvppoot Nav 2-i2:3O p. m.-Coton easier; Middllng
Upiands "a; Middlng orleans sdi sales 5000 bales
tding 900 bales for speculation and export receipts,
m 900 bales ali American. uplands Low Mddng
NAV and Iuno delivery, 5sed also -. . DO yrne and
Jul delivery do July ana August delivery 0alA; do
AUGUST and Sc ptenbor delivery, 6zd do sptember and
October delivery, 6sissd. Eufuros quiet $500.
IIyRRPoOi- Nay 2-l;30p. nlCotton- Middnng UplAnds
5s,od; NtddllnE Orleans 6'sd
Included b POO bales American. Futures-Upands Low
Middng clause, June and July dehFcfJ V'5Th FUTURES
elosed barely steady. ., - -
Middlng 9sOi Good Ordinary, &c. receipts 100 oass;
sales, 100 bales -..,,,- g..
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Gln0Bsis fDf me paff - hours.

WASHINGTON, May 3, a. m.-The bar
oucter il lowest in the Gulf Of st. Lawrence and hr 80
n the Upper Lake region. The temperature mss fallen
from lO7 2Oo u the Lake region; il has risen from
20 10 IN the c1trec Northwest. Rain has tall %
since last report So thc West Gulf and Middle Atlantic
states and the Ohio valley. The winds n the Ohio Val
ley aud Tennessee have shifted 10 castcry. horhcfy
states.
TrHicG'i0us
For Now England. ir weather, cooler north 10 west
winds. higher barometer
FortLc Middle Atlantic States clearing weather. pre-
coded hy occasional Ian cooler nortcry winds, higher
barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

bady's insinuations to the effect that Gen.
r. r. osssfueld frsely H,eepted aid in tho campaign
So. me Star Route contractors lying
Sesn President Garfield gives the quietus to this
satsehocd Brady tried TO mplseGte General
- !. " mo nfsy K0ftt frauds, bat failed ard his ef-
{, ~ 70 paved The way for his removal had de-
% elspiEse htn before left Mentor" says the
Al 60 ~ Rtndyt iHfiin0us proposal to the candidate
~ kes'nSan party 70 rsiss money from Star Route
ON go ieg ne prongtson Of his election was not
IA a 49,. ply y sealed the proposers doom The
~ - 1880 dhEt The saseals down Hew 10 the line
- s's saps ~ who're hey MAJ : " '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

dST ns .. s b 3Ssa .ss sss r'sao~
MEsfHLs, May 2--Cotton quieti Kidding lqlycs ~
ce.ps 01 bales shipments ass bales sAles 1850 bsss
took, 90 7i3 bales.
MOBILE. May 2.-cotton quiet Miding i0isel low
Hiddlng Good Ordinary &C., receipts. 40 bales,
exports coaswise 4e7 bales sales 400 bAos stock. 27Sa
bales
NEw.oRLgASs May 2,-cotton quiet, MedirE ioseI
Middlng &c. C00d Ordinary, rc netrecests, ABB
bales, rosa 1853 bales exports France 3fJl bels;
the Continent sl4 bales coastwise Az btsI Gales,
5000 bales stock. 1851 bales. -
NORFOLK, May 2-Cetton nomsnali Ai9dlinE loSci nos
receipts 1913 bales exports cOastwtse, lo@o oaes; Gales
81 bales; stock 10, i60 bales
SAVANNAH May 2-Cotton quiet and irregular Mddins.
104c; Low Aiddng 9o Good Culinary Sic De recept,
9Sa bales sales l00 bales last evening 200 bales stock
22.4GS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

"COurtesy Of the Senate means simply the
putting the Senators abtye and the President.
Syracuse Journal RepJ
President Garfields friends wait with serene
confidence for any revelation that an enraged and
oisgraoed Ike Brady may make.-iTOledo Blade
tRep)
The only Bourbong that beset the country
endrefse 10 recognize tenew eraare 70 be found In the
Republican party. Having prospered politically and
grown rich by the war impossible for them 70 forget
the source Of their powell Memphis Appeal DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
STRIKE OF TRACKMEN.

MoRRIsrowN, n. j., May 2.--This morning
the traclnen the Delaware. Iackawanna and West
Railroad in the vicinity Of this city who have been
receiving 81 a day struck for higher wages. The move
mcnt n unmpOrtant 10 the number of the strikers
but IL Is thought that their example will be generally fol-
lowed along tho line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Captain Samuel R.
Franklin has been ordered for examination FOR promo
ton Lieutenant Thomas C. Mclean has been detached
from the United States steamer Trenton the European
Station august h. and ordered 10 report 20 the Execu-
tive Commissioner George T. Baker, at Paris. France,
for service and cooperation al he Electrical Exhibition.
Tho United States steamer ayiowcr left the Ports
mouth. y. H., Navy Yard this morning for Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

TRIBUNE OrFicE, May 3. a.n.-The tendency Of the
mercury yesterday downward until T. No.. when
the movement slowly upward. The temperature
ranged between $50 md 81 the l55'i being
lower than on the corresponding day last year aud 90
higher than on SUNDAY.
Clear and cooler vcather may De expected In this city
nILl NLlnlIN In 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

WHEELING, W. Va, May I'm the case Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company against J.
5. Mnler Auditor Of West Virginia. Judge Milhurn to-
day delivered opinion refusing 10 dissolve the irjunc
ton heretofore granted restraining the assessment and
collection of taxes on the property Of the road The ci
this decision s 10 sustain the position uf the com
pany that it, property f. exempt from taxation under
the orr giuA act OF Incorporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
PROTECTION FOR HEBREWS.

ALBANY, May 2.-Scnator Sccbachcr intro
aucri 1870 tonight which many regard as sort OF state
CtH Rights bl in behalf OF The Hebrew population.
The bib PROV dr- that n persons shall Doe entitled 20 all
oboe privileges and Advantage az hotel and theatre
i,.Ic-c- and that amy proprietor ~ these public re-
ports ho sha attempt o enforce against one person
r.f mot applicable FEB every ono -ha De liable o ne
OF not lc, ihlu 500 moro tian $1,000 and to l-
r-oun,ut not lr-- than thirty days nor moro than
stfir tftIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
ST LOUIS MARKET.

ST Louis. May 2.-FlOur steady and unchanged Wheat
unsettled but generally higher No. Red lal ~ " ="
sI ~ = cash 81 o. dsl o. May ~ ofA4ed % = Jun
O2L0Ei 90 July; Q8Ad09Ac. August " 12a5oc Nj
he year. 40 Rcd Fail. 81 O2a OF 80 do sg "a
at27.c May: A2A1i2-c jane A3Nc July $3.50, &c
August OATS higher at rs &c cash. 55lt $50 so MAY
2Uat all the year byn hfiu ~ ~ 10 Di
barley dun at zoe al Whiskey steady az ~ 20 tGS
buoyant bat slow jobbng at slI 90 Lard nfm AZ II &c
asked Bulk Meats rmy held rhouldefA ipci
s6Or Clear Sides SS5c Bacon higher Sh9qofs oo -
Flour 10000 bblsi Wheat $4,000 bush; C2fn, e5UoO
hush OATS 10000 bush; Barley 2nuO bush.
Fionr 900 bbs Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn '''VVo OuAni
oAOnn huah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

LTvERrooL. May 2.-Pork-Pnme Ness-Eastern. stesfy
at 75.; Western, steady - o. Bacon beriand Cut
steady AZ short Rib, steady az a. Long clear.
steady at obi short clear, hrmer az As. ualsLoas
Cut dull NJ a.; shoulders dull az 80. Beef-India Ness
dull At 49, Extra Mess hrmer at 1855 Prime Mess stosy
a. 75; Lsrd-Prtme Wssiesrn' s,,sdy a. 49,, ~
steady &c., Rosn-Fine, steady At 3D. Common dnl
at 56d Cheese-Amertcsn Choice firlnor at ~. Lard
OF steady at 53 FlourEHtrs state, dnil at 2od WLeas
No l. White dull st BOD. spnng- No. = JUL
ern Winter steady At ED Corn-Bliked Oh, duh az i;
New steady at 53d 6ottOnseed Ol-foilow American,
steady AZ az Kosn Common, az L9ndon, nrmer at 1Vd
Spirits rufDentine az London. duh az 29Bd
LIVERPOOL May 2-kecepts o. Wheat Tor the Weeh-
From Atlantis ports 2700O quarters nom Pacific pDtts,
2l750 quarters from other sources $4,000 quarters Corn.
$4,000 quarters.
BREMEN, May 2-Petroeum. marks 20 Dfennngs.
LoNDoS Nav 2-5 ?. m.-spirits Of rurTentine, goa
81 81 per cwts
100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

You've HOPEFUL. - Mamma 49, You'll be
sOrry when Uncle Dick leaves tomorrow won't you,
Tommy g. Tommy" Oh, no, shant" Mamma-"Why
not y" Tommy Cos Uncle Dick always giyes me a
shilling when he goes away"-lpunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

HAVANA April 30--Sunr- Firm. with fair demand No.
II d. go i0s reals gol arrObe hoasses sugar. reg
uiar TO good POLAR Ea0 GGT reals, gold, aITObo
Musooyado Common 70 Far 5Aa9N reals ceniriiagas
pZ- TO &C. polarization, IN boxes ard hlds 81 geals cpa
sh gold lv3kdle32 Exchange rs!lg; On no United
states 90 days. gold 7Q7 premium short sight DO, Sd
80 prrIlun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
BRAKENEN DEMANDING MORE PAY.

TORONTO, May 2.-The brakemen on the
Grand Trunk Railroad request advance IN their
wages from 81 25 20 81 40 per day passenger and
ygav traina and 20 ~ through freight trains II
their request ncccdcd 10 they viii resign We'd
nosday next az midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

VICKsBURG, Miss, May PAT n meeting to-
day of the directors 81 the Vichshure and Meridian Rail
road George Arcuta. OF Sew Nork, elected president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

The Paror Cattle Car will be at the stock
yards West slStieih-t to-day and tomorrow, and can
be seen by those interested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

LITTLE FALIs n Y, May 2Four thousand ooAes Of fse,
boxes Of Farm Dairy nj sal2e and $50 packages Of
TTci n y May 2-Twonty Ave hundred ooSos OF Cheese
were sold DAY and luOO DVAeS "oiV e"u4S'iV"o- INC
range being from II 10 l2lsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

-S,,I 1lo annual meeting OF the Nev;fefs 70;
oisiy Tor he eiiei Of Rupturrd and Cpp9 VII 20 sa
~ ,Ie Itcsuial No Is5 42d So Tuesday, MAY ~ o-v
o'clock ~ when oAuAl business o. ths oS,T0h M
be traIlsactSd- 'NAAN pacarti NJ SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

trsrtfr
t1 tuffrf
a. S.ons Indicated b. ths hsruouetsr ud
nLf f-a'llsl 80 Broadway
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FATAL RESULT OLA HIGHT.

George Squire, Of Centre-st., Orange, n. j.,
a young man OF Tie same place died last evening.
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Ready This Morning.
THE sFMu.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

1HE SI4Ml-N EIshbh
Price lin vrappers ready for maing hve eens per o'py
one copy one year. 81 nvecopes si4 ten copies ana ono
extra s2s Postage IN all free TO the subscriber
AoaTo~S THE TRIBUNE.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
lli LEXINGroNAyE. NEAR eorItsr.
HOURS, s to and to :. NA"AoaA'
rive Points Mi-.ioo.-Iae rhir'y af,i Annual deception
children g. oPpo. g. woin ~ th.- l'.ay itr,
Geo. A Leavitt 4 Co r. ~omer,iIle, Aaetoaecr.
THIS TUESDAY EvENING,
Attic Leayu AT Gaue,,e-. 70. 81 Broaieny
Mr. GEORGE HENRY HALLS
COLLECTIONS OF PAINTINGS
COMPRISING EGYPTIAN BAzAAH scESEs-rr
IAN FIGURE sUBJEcr.-FRuIr AND FLOWER
PIECES
ucpry A. Daniels. NJ d., ia Lexington ave. 29thst
i'eN'' - Hours : % and 10
Attention 70 Gentlemen
Mineral Waters.
coNoRESs N Ipr Sisa' s'I wSir fga a
domestic they impair The digestive organs aud kdnys
Post OGce Notice.
Tse foTSio c h' ,G ts oGice on TEsbkY ~ n.y.
Tor Europe by steamship Wyoming, via Qurfnst0wn.
Gaie via Queonstopn correspondence lot France must DO
specially addressed. and a, : a M toT France direct H
for Enrope By steamship Repnhie via queenstown
addressed and Of 80 ~ FOR Europe by st"tn itrlfcf,
via Plymouth. CherbDnTg and Hamburg on Sal NRDAf Il
$50 ior Europe, 10y steamship cay ~ Chester VA
Queenstown Orrespondeuce Germany and scotland must
be specially adressril and u 10 Tor scotland dirrc
by steamship Deyona Via GLASGOW and AZ 10 o. zoe b.
gum direct, by steamship Nederaud, VIA Antwerp ana ~
II a M Tor Es9pe ~ steamship HhG, Es ~ tsS a.
D ~. The mails the West Indies Brazil snh Airehnh9
close THURSDAY at r. N The msiis i9i Sa'1 s ~,
Mexico close on THURSDAY az $50 m re ne n.is os
bermuda close on THURSDAY az 2 p. m. The malia tOt
Newfouudl.nd and ~ Pierre MiqueOn close on FRIDAY AZ
$50 n1 Tho mails Australia, Sc, close APtl 30 ~
Top m. The mails Tor ChlnA 5I' sgse ~ -
p,li, g,i,ce oevg.York Ami 30 Postmaster
Rapid Transit. .,, -, =, -
mass meeting VIII Dc held al cliIcKEkINd liALL On
agans raising the iaros on and taxing the ~
Isaac 1. PEET LII. D.. viii preside, and WIN Aef S'f'
lively and intere ting discussion may De eIpecte- Fron'
seats for ladies - ..,.-..n
Professor Robert Elder will preside At "a organ
Doors open at 7.l6 organ recital from toO 70 -
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tue NAcHiNE's LITTLE BILL.

The bookkeeper FOR the "Machinsr Com
pany Qinited) has made out his monthly statement for
Eay. The account staiils as follows:
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY,
To THE MACHINE. .............................Dr
fog cresHng Republics Party. LII the Honors.
for keeping Party ait ALL the Patronage
{or sayins the Party, 20 date Absolute Control
%cr preventing Party rom DEATH Uisputcd Boss Alp
fos keppg tie Old Saiv 70 the rocks Entire subseryiency
kcr prevailing accidents that might -
Party. - OUR OWN WAY.
HE poeertson's Scalp
Eef luyclfng MT, osr6eid - ....... oiier ecSlps.
Epf unsettled itarns DORSEY dinner1.. 81 500.
t lbas NJ the AdDilst St0n Universal Gratitude.
csr We uDeblozs Va the Assembly -
Albany Lasting Fame
$x esaer ssryices ..-..-.........-.. EVERYTHING
ftS What there IL Left
sM..h-You are respectfully requested TO give this
~Nser trompt attentlon We need help.
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DIED

Look our for counioreits There many limitations ard
but one geAulne German Corn Aemoyer - cent?
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HUNT TUE RAscALs DOWN.

hb.-You are respectfully requested TO give thil
'Ss'er Prompt attention We need help.