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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

At Goshen, daughter to. Mir. and. Mrs. OrloR aG adhams. zob req ,ETIaW
 At Goshen. Feb. 18th. ason to MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Porter.
 As.sSJhenIR ss8e es5K, a a4ksdgg ggiiitdsfI safIto Ito Nil. and Mrs. William Brennan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24
Grocery for Sale

THE undersigned, expecting soon to locate in the 4SWest, hereby oers for sale his grocery store in the city of Bridaeport-It is doing good businesa and good bargain eau be secured by the purchaser
 A6-lms LII WIFI TTLFSEY. Bridgeport Jan. Ath, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

Miss Elleq Avefill left last week. te make an extended visit in N. Y. City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

RHses: Llttslrs Living Age, e,..........-.$9.W Harpsrs' Weekly, .....<............ 5.20 Harpsrs' Bazar, ar,..................... 6.20 Harpsrs Magazine, ...........".. 500 Atlantic Monthly, y,.................. 5.20. scrisners Monthly, ,............... SEQ Ths Galaxy, xy,........................ 6.2o The Agriculturalist, ............... S.1o Arthur's Home Magazine, ........ $50 PetsrsOTs Magazine, ,s.......... $50 Godey's Lady's Book, ..:........ $50 st. NichoIss. 440 Semi-yeekly Times. Weekly Times Ssmi-wsekly Tribune, e,......".......450 Weekly Tribune e..........350 Saturday Magazine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

.,s ss Bir tnSso .sassd
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

M a Watches. Sem windes sssa whis metal Hunsnr cs g. Imitation gold e. Solid gcidsla Chsapsat aud 6sss aW for your speculative Valuable VA aosaefres THOMPSON O., fsa kaasans Yesk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

H5OA WEEK. $l2. day at home easily made, Augusta. Maine. H 'i'f ss 45-lyr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24
dbe fitlb6elh Gnquirer,
 uTcHFlELD, CONN.
Clubbing Rates.

10 asxnsy subscribers we offer the following peril sGisals, vtth the Enquirer, ct the ewing yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-02-24

The "boom" started early in the seasonof having parties six nights in the week has died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
AFFAIRS ~ JiP4N.
OPINIONS OF 4 rEEsoN mGu II Authority
Signs OF FEoGKrs-.

OPINIONS OF \ PERSON HIGH II Authority
sIG>s OF rEoGIuss.
A TRIBUNE reporter had the following IN
tcryeW recently Vh The highest authority 3D. thr lated
states on the condition o; Affairs iu japan;
Twenty YEAR, ago" eald Ina. 1Eirt KS Informant
the rosidcn OF Japan opro-"d Co Ili nrfcour-
with foreign nations. The pfo.T,-s ad -ucc tAat uinc
his resulted to-day ia tAeir De- ing numerically anai"n'
70 rroHt lv N, study % The cusiors ~ other
nations The agricultural interests = Japan are
in highly prosperous condition. Notwithstanding
the fact that tic nation 8. -th mug from serious tran
cia tro plcs. BROUGHT arout Dos tle o''r'~H' of payer
money The people sec thc advantage o. 'inc't"n
and the Government. dcsfine &" meet tl- nr'd ha-
made provision Tor tho rstah -hmout ~ 10000 -ho-
ia the empire. One university and many -'cuunr 90
s,utons have been founded IN TOXIC and other arr"
cities"
Are there many new -papDrf puhlth'Hf
Yes Al the present time thor, NOT ie-s Than $50
newspapers aud other Journals regularly published ani
supported Thi. certainly can Doc taken e nn evidence
OF progrcss Fe-idce ihi-. mech inca artistic and aet
cultural "a postiou- have become tnr fashion
els peace probable for some years g. cou'T
"Jlnan has every reason go believe $50. IT.. Der policy
to do right and .hc takes % for granted thai %" nhn
cnce ~ oil enlightened nations wu Dee ~i'h Der ai aN
fines She desires Dee thc unet friendly trrin- with
nor immediate uri,borz hui h IrStr horu % ti' haf
Of submitting Ia any WRONG without ~ i"t- rrn"n
ian- Of rar"tc She cauno' understand how thcg can
condcsccnd 70, some OF them do. 20 Try and rlrrc
"A nation tina las dome them Etrui. japan
hotvr- She has right To- Zee perfectly free and ut"
pcdcIt al things thai hcr Iutlr 81 govern
incnt and her commercial atiou- With the Govern
mcnjs OF the world and -h' j. uot kc 4" tolerate hr
interference and intrigue Of AMY foreign government
Her relations with the JHl'ed states have htn ana are
entirely friendly, and t j. The uo"t earnest desire iai
they may alwIl remain So
"Ir there prospect % increase iH trad" between the
two cnun.rlcSf
II can De greatly increased. The TACT that every va
riety Of handi-s needed hy the Japnrcsr can Poe o
tanned chcapv m this country ~ 10 European c"in
tnes well know and Appreciated ITO" ir"frr huf-
/ Ing Of the trade would certainly usult lu uruii.
Does the AMI Chine cutnt ou tAr Iacilr coast
/ Cnisc uuen@incNr g.
10 has attracted much attention from M" Jap
| ane.c nor il u likely 10 do ln tie fu
turc. Japan has no Paup'r- IA send 60 America
and ia heretofore she Will rot send au oi Der people
ncrnsH the Pacific EXCEPT fur thr pifp0~f ~ acquiring
such wisdom know icge i- ho- calculated 10 PRO
mote The prosperity aud happiness ~ Der people
Are the relations between China and japan entirely
! friendly r. M
| Mi as much could be- desired Tho pend ns
d,sputos are kcpt up to great extent Dos designing, gel
fish men, WhO do not belong 20 either nationality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

Tho Executive COMMITTEE Of the Bccr-Sellcrs
Association was ~ session al Lincoln hal, I'D .uo
AFTERNOON and dctrrWurd T. re'uS' Tue oli't IT,
Gently ,uaAr by the United Bcer-BTewers As~'-
ciatio because the brewers refused to take Oach 10
their former places the Oorkmcn on strike
The striking mnuidcTS nj INC Morgan IRON N"I *
Yesterday di,band6d n shop ofsihiIalo'' aHu
number of thcm rctdrucd 20 work others VIII S",h
crupOyment el>.w here. The blacksuiths are sun
on strike and show mo- signs Of yielding Inc l"i.-
man said Yesterday That i would b" serious iH' ~
the tinu If ncW set Of Ucn hah 10 ~ u"-"'" '''
IN, special work OF heavy f0rginss. >,
Tol.iay the 900 men employed IN tho Ho"
nr1ufiDg press shops will out work at j. q" CI"'h
and takc half-holiday. II l. not known what a.
ton will be taken by to firm IN regard l" Tue
singular strik, Las Just ended in Ioriilard To-
bacco factory. JrTscy CIV. "Wednesday iaS' N'N-
teen men in the Plug Pressing Department Wr't or
milling An equal number 81 men was taken IRON
the Rough and Ready Department ana Put IVA u.'n
places. Thursday morning the strikers "'slirl a."
return and were taken to , woTN as, ,l:
Rough aud Ready Department. lhcy nLn
bern earning SO much more IN the
Pressing department than IN Their own ll.'l IH,S
refused 10 return ana went "h StIlA'' i''t'i,",
they too regretted their action and went hacN, h,lt
only hall of their number was fcin,tat"d. H'
other half became indignant AMI Waitci lot me
other men ~ the ferry with TIE intention q! H'''H
ing thcn They dId strkc one man, hut ID" ".th
hands ON tlc Terry OOdl rest l'u hh dI't '""''' '
John Shang. Herman Mullrry and Thomas pono,,
hue were arra gncd IN the ItD,ac county conn 81
General Sessions yesterday for asStuitng Jacob
Nackry The men were employed ia the urcNAalt
of Hcalv 4 Van Nuorhi, AT sing c, NJ, whose men
struck THURSDAY Eight of them dcmanlcd th'I
wages aud assaulted Nackcy, o. foreman. iH'y
be- him severely and threatened 20 kll hln. hut
were prevented by W lillian l. ii'ay o"c 3i t"' "H "a
crs of the hricAyard The prisoners NIL Zee inca
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

William NJ. Dean. AZ eng nccr "mplotr ~ hN nIfh
of fat boilers at the foot of ElS tt- HIST, 300 o
TIT of jealousy shot IN wife kllcn yesterday 40 ih'r
home No. 335 East tOfy-ei hth-st. l.L'A l' an '-
Claims nat ne had no cause To Doe jealous h' rhlhs
home from worA yesterday afternoon hr al - .,A
her wInl pistol. airing ioIr shots al hrr All l''
bullct, lo.yed In l,r body AMI face. hc ponce
took the woman o. ~ LukrS Hospital. SIC D. not
1enously injured. bean Ma .ockcl zap ln ihr "ls-
hr,t street Police station. and Subs VuchtN IAN ID
To- the lorktill, Police nuTt, - here De vaN commit
ted without bail TO await the result oi hs vie M
jurics. lie WAS evidently under tnc hiincn'" oil
huuur and when questioned 'aid hr vas 'A '.i-
luictr empioved hy tie firm of Nulzh"rgcr y
Schwarlschlld. He cou.d give no reason for the
sho ting, and SAID his wife was zone of the best
S.oturu iu fhe world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

Cleared. 4 sinners Warren. NewlOrk; John
SbryeT, Wood Baltimore.
BALIDORE June 2sAr1vesl. stcaniers Gillian fD Brrm
MGR. Kingston; " Woodward, Young. NeW YORK; Cav
Picraon. Philadelphia
cleared seaneis Josephine Thomson. Moor. New Ycrs
Wiling Her. Philadelphia
FOE1RKrs MDSROk, jane ziPAIed out steamer UoheHso
Tern. Sander Brencn
sIvANSAn. June "a sailed steamer Gcdrge Apro.d Bait
NEw-o Ans jane 24clearc. steamer Calsven. Baia
more.
Arrived AZ the Passes steamer Lousiaas from SevYork
FOREIGN SHIPPI$T.
IcypoY June 28-saled-l5th inst Cmoga; 18Th nsi Gre
fiia ~alsafore ADJ Romans rt atts. '0r Baiiluore
eOt n,, Aynea Capt Jaelel, Ruth Palmer he lsibF lof
New'Norx pa u-t Orion fCgpf est Inst Izrx,
Law Cyc,one. latter for New.lor watch, Iouaye e
latter fsr Wilmington.
Arrg,i-l3th inst salem; 18Th net. Eng al Pablo zen
@lst inst AhlirpS Bonade capt Iii'i%'n Clint CAPT
tTA.n, @1d mt. condor Lady 'auc- Nyiphdfn; IA
lust Fiaa II DE- AestiA ssppi Noel l.Da1nof Zsn
Tak, 24tA inst Wallace, the latter OF the Lizard
ftC Ldler ShiPpuLf Nse' a. any, ", fVu' FtJ.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
tAnnounccmea;SI

Among those celebrated compounds. BUCHly,s
CAnRplic soar. hs cARrnuc rotkr soAr TAKES proTH
IT. ,rniIpt seton removing blot Dos aps
rt t.uIs snd irritation = the -kin correcting cuDeasalk
od tom the biy ant bleaching e. uA~ ol-o" .nokng
cpl. hcalfhfl fairness, positively asionsbe. q
nu, grit.-s thno WHO u. Lads gio- coupon
isi. arr-d Liralsles pgr uJriy Iafsd-f
a. &C. most rhccy~ ard -Iluarf auutt I th toist
10, ,af Wh o. !itT leaves u-ih TIE cGiicr cay.
ltt n.iir tlfOuch action and mex prusfr M by al
drlcg.t, sad SETS tuc by As-gs. kDDER LAND 81
john IT,. \ w l,rN
Bcau. ion- ihe ;rnuinr has he
kirf. a LA., 0I zach cake Nhoc-ie de pit 70 Johnst
Seq luik.
Bromo- Clloralum should be used in every
housc. AL druggists kcePt
Uabitua constipation cured and the bowels
sre ylca.d by Rl3r ice OF Ctit,rs Ltr Liver Pls
ga -ulli GOser - crlis Vial.
ln refined society beautiful teeth are always
admired, and tan p, had ~ usius Lyons Tooth Tablet
Try THURBER'S ELECTRA
FuT Washing trnc Fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
s,or nv HER JEALOUS LOVER.


ro,-Sp IN THE KIrCIES WITH BrLiEIs IN
ur.ns-THE SILLY LII THE COUPLE TOLp-'"H
TRUTH. ., an
a,ot,olnan in the Tenth Ward OF Newark CT
eonntered man in the street shorty ti.ci caulJ
vcster,t1y morning who inquirer - woman
Ia a nhysician stating that ran ahu Wo. -
%aS i,aa-, -h,t IN a house NJ. CheStnitst. heal ~
Eim.roaI Tie policeman drFct'u 'iC "a. .Snhor.d
house OF the nearest Phy$c, P Sa Establishments
Two nIsr we're s,nt 10 "a" hous' auN L' LII w"
PERSONS wounded N thr kitchen Da}la MSS
Who sald he lived AT Mo. l3c orchar-s''.
City and Catherine Ennis. youug woma4' say .nn
IN he house. B1tb Of them had been si'o' III Wv
head. .,,,r..,. McOuoid and
lis family consisting II a wife AMI Two SO "
hteu-clildren. Catherine Ennis Is an - H.
daughter and Is s''s .v, ~ "''a Of kerosene
Iamn few moths ago. No eApla1d.
iti ion of the shooting conlI he obtained ny
HE policeman and The wounded man anu S,,in,
- c,nvrved 10 The First Precinct Pohce Sta'oi,
W1.Tc n pistol bail Wa extracted from Mc' "i,hJa
head. H. woman objected to an operation l." III
casr ard her wound was not prOGcd; ,u a.
When questioned 10th sayc substantially me
sone story II the shooting. Mccartney wLo - q
stensnn II McQuii. stated that he was on = VIZ ,
iron NewYorE, that hc was sitting III 'h' i,lv
talking to Catherine when The door wa tu,p'o"i!
opened AID some ~r~.i' wh9a NJ Hlu H'i r,n
placed a PISTOL at the gnIS head anu hrru' nc Law
10 the door 10 pursue the a<SI'sS Wh'h n' -
fred AT and shot; but lac ran aitcI wv n'h =" IN
the lots for some dlstaLcsi AS Jir. Joubttd Tins
,to,,out and tbe Chiet after questioning members
of the family, determined that McCariney di1 the
shooting The Chif YESTERDAY ait' moon in r',
charge against Mccartney, and then tho yo!h3
,yom,on till the truth in the matter She stated
That She and Mccartney were quietly talking WheA
he suddenly said: go
"Kittr. I'm, going 10 shoot yOu"
She did moi believe nc serious but ne ore"
revolver and fired at her, and when he saw thF 11m
had taken effect he shot hiniSt ~ the herI, am NV
sound of the shots attracted the members OF VIZ
family 70 the kitchen aud tho pistol was taken aga
given to young man liyirg in another part Of Inc
,;p',d tL. nlore Neither the wounded woman nor
her family gives any explanation Of the motive Tor
the shooting. but II is supposed to be JEALOUSY. Nc,
Cartney has been held on the charge l'tc ~ u.t
Chef of Police. The wounds lhi'0'Vu "'' Nv"
thought to he serious .hs Le
acCartncy finally confessed last evening thaS ne
ha shot himself and Miss Ennis, and stated that nc
b"d ma i,ira vhy IN. committed the act. Nice artieS
Is married. Ii had never been noticed that ne hiI
Uald any particular attention to the young WoiI'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

Dictated that the population in May and juno 1857
wear was 1865, $50. The census taken IN june,
however showed. 1,206500 peolle. Hence VIC os
publishers this year III estimating the poPuito, Ia
HE ritv from the names in the directory take we
ratio Of 1-3 TO instead of .. ON that bass INC tne
population now is estimated at o22iL2O,0of
more than when the census was taSen' II - lnp's
sibls 10 congratulate the publishers on the appear
ance OF the book this wear The paper seems chrApe
aud thinner than usual. the printing has nor GalIe'
in tlcarness and the binaing which was ai"aNS 700
cLoau and frau for q volume That Is handiel so
much appears to BE- still cheaper and more AunSy
tnau that Of It's predecessors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
MP RFrCUTR'S BIRTHDAY.

Yesterday was the aiNty-hrNt birthday OF h.nN
Ward B,cchcr Half oi hl~ lite has i''"u >."hl DID
Brnoklvn He MADE 40 aiusIIu to thc Anniversary
IN la, tax last evening ~ Plymouth I~ciu" Eo0in'
Int pres nteu ms ,hara' tcrstc 'ca> 90 q S'.4 Z"
God a. drawn out los a letter hc had received tI"W
,,n,,u wlo tauce,l God did not want h,r to have
her hair cTimved and VINO was unwilling lo s"nhit
and war II PLAN. Mr. h echcr SAID G"' hsI "onm-
less bcucVOlcnce AMI was more M't-eIi} l''AH A"S
ltla,f h,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
TIE HAzARD WILL CONTEST.

NEWPORT, June 24.-The Supreme Court OF
Rhode Island has rendered decision In the matter q
the long contest will OF the late General JohI
Alfred Hazard. who brqueathed his property valued
q quarter Of q million dollars. " the Newport UOspta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
Dr. RAILWAY. Regulating Pills

rff,rtf Ltsff-. Elegantly coff' i"r fafe ~ al ~
oi-r- - fle -torlrI liver. Bn~'. hdhrf- blaiief-
NiNui. D.-ci.s %. Gala roa-tpa"n '"srFr'iess IN
DIGESTION DY-i,u-ii i.,l-nr, gi' 900. FRYER o. IA ulI
fia lny.- ro- aqI ti e T,'u"a- ~ tie inter-
IA N..,.f.L rllilf,sl 10 10 .sl-
ItADWAG'~ PILLS
viii fr-. fho .v-f~fn from a lle,l Disorders
lItt =. cat. 4 box -u'fby irfggNfs
NADWkY & GO. % MAktEN IT, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
HOME NEWS.
ppONrVFVT ARRIyALG

FYnh Hre,ue Hofc!-Ex-Scnator Thomas {. Plntt
and Indge 11lorc Ni~r Of m, Sew YORK Court - Ap
peas ~ fIefropoqn H,'e'-E2-Goy, ual r. - H-'lof, OF
bhio Pr.rooyf Hour Judge Brdisr. ~ lrrfifrfc
- Windsor Ifeie.-FotN r. Brunoi. ~ fiit;oal r. ana
hert Trec ~ hcaro . Col>ran Hotse Gcnrsi John g.
Robinson. Of hinghsmt0n, y. y Lrcrtr Hour ~
far - Ifinra 4gf- General James - N~riry. ~
Pitisburg s. Ntcb9as Hote-EI Mayor Charles i b"'-
uard ~ tliCl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
THE NEW DIRECTORY.

The ninety fifth volume of the New-Y0rk City
DIRECTORY is Just out 1t contains 2s5,477 names,
an increase over last year OF ll,76l. In the Uirec
tory for the year ending May /, 1854, the number
Of names was x73.7l6: Allowing i've inbaOitants
e each nance the usual basis OF calculation, this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

7, wac deirrd on behalf Of the widow that undue IN
fnelcc was used IN inducing dccedcnt to make me WIZ
he n~C va. tficd hrru RBt November, and no lury
found f,r The will The fua bench has now granted O
new fcial, with o change 0f venue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
OCTDOOR SPOTS.
EAST-HAII..

TIE HARVARD YALE GAMES DISCONTINUED.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. june 24.-Ihc captain
Of thr Harvard University Baseball uiuc. William H.
Coolidge. 4sLi today that no more gam's would "e
,i,,cI NTH the Nale Ciuh. Zach club li- Won one
came anil tho two ,,uls ~crc 20 play hrc" wor lh''
hovcvoq INSISTS TIA; ~ thcsr gaurt -a be- played
next wednesday ~ Nev-.i1yrr "u fn.'.- c'iun'a''-
lncnt day which t'' ye,- is ono 'ay ta.' thai t ''
boon hcftnfo-c Nsyt Wednesday. '"''er' j. ''i''
nruccmeui day ~ !iuryn- also. au .r''rni m u'
Harvard ac. lac' ad..s tr captain. A''t. ~
tuc c'un j. unwilling 90 20 ~ NH ''. nee -'I.
fhaf tie Harvard DISC willing tuf amy .-ih OFT
l.t G, cciiu- rcVl We lu,tlaf hnt t.t e. A-,' E'''
this ARRANGEMENT fAo sogie~ woIid fr given up l''
several yrnrs past Na," has come &c. g. u d. 'u ''-
mcucciarnt daF.
TIL METEor0NTAS- E.A1tN.
The Mctropolitnu Cub received severe
defeat at the hands ~ tie Atlantic .nb ina game ot
ha4c ball ~ the Polo Gr,:pd, t.r!a.. r., foI'oHi'-
IS the score. Will -fii.uarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
UONEL COMPLAINTS.

Tr,@-,-s Utlr,H tfafa Mnfbg.. or PIl"fl discharges
fr,.. 300. ar .'i pei 40 uf.e t@'py inmates ~
TIKI, Pa.N4s- rs.'f irl~f 80 "us.-t"n ~ uftunl
tn. ro I-itglo Hll fuDN tr u-e - the H. K
L.. tUttrt-a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25


4 SoVE1Y II NrI>>N'rs. ..,.,
Tn" latest novelty I'D Hii'~''-N'i'i'i% - II'"'@.
bt negro WHn INhN y pIi''', f1'"' '.'.'
with tNc-c"nt pi,tn f,-p'"@3' A!,' 'u'H 't.'N
IVY Enitaiihg Win MS ''''' '' "'''''' '| 80
tie ~ lophone
NAILS AILcAr FOB CHINA.
Postmaster Pearson a~ r"'iNrd n"il'" ,hY t,t.-
graph from Sin ranr.~o fHh' llr -t'A'-,l' y ''N
81 prkin 2 lcd f:on i1at .0rf 10 = ph I'',I~ ~
with Malls l'r NINA ana 'ipii. "'iI+ o.. ''''''
sent from the NrN-l"rN I"-i VNc' Jul" -.
cit-Nrrurrfr co.'s - Tuy sTirrr CARA.
WUN,ni john t.u.a aims William Bachrior, Wa
Sani',' cr, , -,l.. Of pain. coan,,r.
frit nickel j-rru. p.r,,. 10 street car II tlr
Aycuuc-C Linr. llr"a' rcm'nd"d TO await 't"-
teuec.
rum srAry'uoN hNp-1EAiHI ..,, go.
%" d''ih ll'in ~ ~" a, '', ~ ''., ' w.
lh'I.l i'l''' .. y - ''''' -. - 49,. .tl
'I,.' ii ~. ,., H. .i.,s,: .'iuth.
s.,,,.,, n ,,,-',,f ,r.,fIt contributed 10 her
an
ArUu 10 CuaL 10 rriN.
Aaron ". Wor.lrIN vino d.. under tNu iu" .-' :r 10
o., IT, G.,-t ott,',rlal sessions f.r -..lu. %. ~
o,rl ' ,arcct.t t'pir bal bonds yr-t',,h H..
bon j. ~crr for $1,000 90 each ,as'. and tr.ar.'
Woodruff and Phi D. Wolf "crr Oh" -n i.~ r.-"
lively. aSain-t whom proceeding, W. r'4't"l
ErcuvrE. co., sI0irN Gunp~
r,.i,c loy,.r Do, tl.. is,..A utrl.t loI.c Co.irt.
W. Yesterday informed Dos Detectives Wtdo aul
Hess that they hd recovered caI. 900 DO prop
crtt represented b., tl- pl"n 3D.. ,r.s t"rni 90
T.,thl j., hut.u' rr. who. h.-~lai Il-t Nar %. III
for burglary The goods consist mostly Of apparel
REPEATEDLY THEEAIi.>l%D To- NIL Hi- WrIru Zee
P4tfi, q irl4.l of Nu.i,t Lust Ihirit -folrtl-sf.
shnt and "a most Totally vouu .,l t.- AGED mother
Navli A. her earnest su.I,ltafiou ana uron h.s
rt,.-,. Ia r,fnrr De-, ,ls r,f prosecuted Last ttyit
H.. again Threatened 90 hi0 l.- mother lud va,
Ir.ff,t Nur..t "a 1uII.ffiIr l.O.ffr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

How is this for a three-y ears-oldi An old
passing the house. sunday, taking exceedingly
short scps The little looked at him for several min
utes and then cried d" Mamma, d0aI no walk
z1nxy f'-l5pringtield Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
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HYNENTEEY, rtAkHIIEA, - ~ -.
Oh 'iEkA NOkBl~. ! ~ Els a Nd h1CE
,ufrd sud prevented
~ EADMA.N READY HELiEE
DfPHTffERFf. INFLT ENZA,
SORE TuRo ~. DIFFICULT BR-ArlINd,
srt D. T. " minutes
L .ILI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
RACING Ar GRAyESEND.

There will he six races at the splendid course
Of the Coucy Island Jockey Climb to-day forming very
varied and interesting progI inmc The great feature
Of the day will be the match between Pierre Lorlarcs
sach,m and Dryer 3othcr. Ououdaga Tor 5000 side,
the club udding 81 800 The betting thu race n very
heavy and will excite much enthusiasm II viii come
third tine programme, that persons who may not
be able 10 leave the city until O'clok VIII SIN get
The track 10 see H. The full cutrics 60 al the
races are rs fO.iOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

Tt.v drop q il- Sarsapariiau ssosant counuuisa
i,re io Blood ss,ai. ruc ani other fluids and Juices
.f m t,s3I ~ lie, tor u fclah tie wastes q
Dee. g win uau and sound material rtroiua tonsliD
Ton 6ialtglaf rlsr rreIr n The 1hroai Month fnors,
Sf--- bll.d all other paits 81 The sirtfn sore
F 1T . -charrr from ths "rs anc 10. won't iuus
,f -, 10 ID -.l.-s fribUn Fever -0its Nfad Heat Ile
Worn. 40 Rheuin iryHipclks Ache. -pOt worms
Do No - Iuunr-. fancr- iu hr Woe.h, ami an Meakel.
4f aluil SHfa;F Loss % ~ifu
~. thu IIf' lr1,i within the curative rance
d wonder ant t'S n
prove person unr u ui "tbrf % These forms 81 dis
a.. d.. potent power BEN II the patient, daily De!
tntr1u r..ur,@i wastes ant it pslt hat aIo
,onfiuutr urngessns sIreis g. arIcstng thc@" wes,
ami r.tas ih- SANG With material inIr healthy
ll1u iIs ih ~ar>aptrt 40 H nnf "- cure can1
.trtaiu f1r ths rn~fr commences rs work %
rtr.tnn and sur,. DO ,iii -hnE O. t.- 4 wastes.
b. repair. r,lri and DAY tie patient WI Eel
li. r. Wing htt.r anil stronger the ipDt dit-iHg beS
,r srciit, improving ald Iesh aud weight Increasing
d I 4 lnttlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25

We~.rs. TIFFANY & co. i'm.
wife attention 10 ikCir complete
stock OF Travelling Hags, both
empty and furnished; Tourists
Ea,rr>acks, shawl straps and
other similar articles Of Russia
leather, English morocco, seal
and alligator skin OfcXtra quail
iiy and workmanship, ilaSurinS
durability.
TIFFANY Il CO.,
VniOn-squarc, NcV"A OrL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
CoNCEALMENr OF SMALLPOX CASES.

Several cases OF cOncealncnt of smallpox have IT.
Gently come under t.e notice OF the Board ot
Health and given its officers much trouble. \
woLlan was removed yesterday from "a house IN the
upper part Of First-ave and aftcrwaTd found at
NJ forsyth-s,. The health officer had difficulty In
removing her, The attorney OF the Board of Health
has been instructed TO begin suit against DR..
Latham, of Eleyenth-st who is charged with at
tending a smallpox patient without reporting the
case To- the sanitary authorities.
The health authorities OF Brooklyn found a mum
Der Of smallpox az Nos. TO- and IOI Twenty
trst-st, Brooklyn. Information had been given by
nh unsigned letter In No. l0I the sanitary iuspec-
tors found four Annie knieSki, age fourteen
nary hiieski, aye slxteeii, Frances kilcsk age
pys, and Annie K. kliieski. age threc months. All
Raa been sick several days Mr. killeskI said he
nao not called physician at hrst from fear of
pens aid afterward because ho feared that the
disease was smallpox and be did not want the chill
oren 70 go 10 tho smallpox hospital. He has gone
regularly 70 ms work in the south BROOKLYN car
stables. while ms wife has gone out washing. At
Nv. lO4 Annie Usaforveitch, age sixteen and Leon
ari Ter brother weru found sick with sraIlnox
All the sick children were sent TO the hospiIa and
the houses were thoroughly iumigsted The chill
oren In the thickly settled ueighborhood were VIC
cinated BY order OF tho Board of Health. The two
Pohsh families in which the disease was discovered
are related by marriage.