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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
R,-RIAL OF THE ORANGE MURDERERs.

The BODY of Mrs. Margaret Meerho-fer who.
with Franz LammeiIs was hanged lhursiay, waS
taken to Tie house or John Klein. brother OF the
deceascd woman at Harrison, \. j., late Thursday
afternoon Tne bodi was exposed TO view. Hun
,lreds of peuple visited the up 10 late hour
Early Yesterday morning thong OF curious persons
L,,,piped the house and 1t was found necessary to
display "A notice of No admIttance" on the front
gate The funeral Yesterday was in charge OF a
Newark undertaken, and the Interment was ~ the
Cemetery of the Holy S"puchr". The body OF Lam
mens was removed 10 Coroner WoOdrutfs morgue
where il was viewed Yesterday by IA large number
of people Yesterday afternoon IL was conveyed TO-
81 Marys Cemetery, and inferred i'll consecrated
ground. -, ..,Y
It was reported YESTERDAY that at the trial Lam
mems mentioned one John PirOmer, iIyery-slahle
keeper at Orange, AID that he WAS Mrs. MeIeihoel-
fer,s real lover and visited her frequently Piromer
committed suicide Monday by hanging himself III a
barn A TRIBUNE reporter visited Orange yestef
day TO invest gate the truth OF the statement Uut
no residents Of he place who knew Mrs. Meerh0eer
gave any credeace to the story. Constable W; =
Rende who arrested Lammcns and Mrs. Meier
hoetfcr and vino was present daily during the trial.
said that Lammens did not mention PtrOners name.
MIR. Reudcl has lived sevon years near Mrs. McIer-
hoefftr's house and he is convinced that PtrOmer
never visited her. Lammens did say that livery
stable man took Mrs MelerhOeter out riding refer
ring to a resident Of Orange but Mr.. Rendell says
this was done only for pay III pursuing his VOCATION
The autopsy on PfrOmers body disclosed the pres
ence of a tumor in the bran, which may nave al
fected his mind. and lie also supposed to be
financially embarrassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
DATES ALLEGED TO BE ALTERED.

The committee of the Board of SUPERVISORS OF
Westehester County on the accounts OF the Sherlh
in examining some vouchers, discovered what was
believed 10 he an alteration of figures in regard To
the dates when certain prisoners, committed TO the
Albany Penitentiary were delivered to officers Of
that institution. The sum of SO IS allowed TO me
S,er,f' for single prisoner and IS Tor each addl-
tlonai prisoner delivered at the same time. The
committee found that IN one instance. at least when
three prisoners were taken from the County jan at
White Plains to Albany, S75 instead OF Sll, was
charged. The committee then visited the Penlten-
tiary and ascertaned that the three PRISONERS were
Gates were given, all bearing the same date,
but tine date ct two of the certificates had been
altered The committee reported these facts To the
Hoard and Sheriff Courier demanded an iDvrstiga-
tion. The committees. which consists of two Re
nublicans and one Democrat, was authorized 10
invrsIIgate the matter. and has gone TO Albany to
takc testimony. 1t will probably make It's report
npyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE TRIBUNE
Aiming DIGEST
OR 1851.


The Digest contains specif'. dctn"d. oiuciai I'M
formation. furnished specially tor rnE NEw-foRs
TRIBUNE, regarding nearly every important N'"'"a
Company in the United States, aud as WORK oil rel'
ercnce will be found invaluable to Bankers. broHerS
Minlng Companies, Stockholders and every person.
interested in the Mining industry.
A limited nnlahcr OF select advertisements VIII %
admitted COPY for whrh should be- sent in at once
Price pr page. $50.
Address tbs Tn,BrSE liiiuing Dept New-forK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
OBII / ARI !.
PROFESSOR ALPHONSO WOOD.

Professor Alphonso Wood, the botanls'' nleu
at ms home in West Farms Tuesday. al the age OF
scvcnty.ouc He WAS born in Chesterfield. y. IT, ana
was graduated from Dartmouth College IN ls3f Ait'r
being graduated also from the Andover TheoioS'ca'
Seminary he served for nfcen years as teacher III tue
Merden Academy after which he followed cNii c"e'
ncerIng fer number Of years. lie next hecan' pes'
dent of III, OAio Female College, and after rrmalpihg
tn.r. far five yenrs accepted a pIofcss0rship III the
TER, IIauc UnGJ Female College which he lett 10 take
charge Of a Girls school Brooklyn. He lived III Mes
Farms from 1sG6 uniil the time ui his death MS 'ld-
noK of HUtnu> first published III sd. has had an eA
tensive sale. Others 81 his works were trs LfS:on'
IN potonv :. Leaves lnd FlOwcrs," " The American
Toi',nisI and Florlst" and "Thr Flora Atantica. A
VIE and enid survive hinl lie buried at West
Farms Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
SEVERAL LiNES LOST.
A NEW-HAMPsHtRE POOR-IIOrSE BCRNEp.

DOVER. \. H., Jan IA fire was discovered
II, the MAN lnuldIng the STAFFORD County Farm
.bout half DIS. / o'clock TINS morning. AT the time uf
the discovery the names had made considerable lead
way and many rooms were hllrd with smoke. ono
hundred and ski yn'nc PERSONS were IN the building at
the time and great difficulty WAS experienced IN getting
them ont some them having to be dragged 10 place
of safety Thirteen pcrrOuH are nlSrlng ana pruha bly,
lost lhrrvc Their naIncs are Frank Jones, Asa Hail.
PETER Satgcit IIurnh:,m Mute, j. Holland, Thomas
M,Dprn,off Ivory Ian~COn. Joseph COOK. Charles
Kucy Sadie Aabott, Martha Jewell, lJzzic Nilrnn and
Car, ScaIr- 1hc U.sIs estimated At $4,000; Insured
tor ~ 600.
the inmates who escaped arc now clothed and shell
tered through the generosity Of HeiglbOrs ana citizens
of Dover A fire engine sent 1om Dover, four mics
nwny was unable to ch the scene OF the cOngratiun
On account OF the heavy Oh the ground 1nc lire
was caused 10y a furnace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
rur EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT.

The application made to the Board OF Aldermen
nv the Edison Electric Light Company for permits
80 m jav wires IN the streets for illuminating pur
nses came before the old Board at its last meeting
and was laid over The company has no; not yet
nncessarv Dapers The company will make no
Experiment in lighting the streets a., but when
it mas received the permission OF the City Govern,
wrss. Il viii require at least two m oDths, 1t is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
MP. asTOPs GENEROUS GIFT.

large meeting of members of the medical pro
fession was held Thursday evening for the election
70 nmnc 70 of The Academy Of Medicine. Dr. FOrdyce
Rarker was reelected president unanimously. ur.
Roiert +. Weir was chosen lcc-president to serve
three wears, and DR.. s. i. Hubbard was reelected
t,nstee The library of the Academy now contains
aver 600 volumes and rece vesregIlary ~ Amer
ican and European medical journals winch are open
for consultation TO physicians of every school from
= -, to / n IN The president announced that Mrs.
.1ohn Jacob Aston had given $500 for the improve,
ment OF the journal and circulating department Of
the library The announcement was received WIN
treat anplause and vote Of thanks 10 Mrs. Astor
sspI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
ROBERT p. ANDERSON.

Robert p. Anderson, VINO dltd al orange
n j. Thursday was mrmbcr Of the -t''H Drok'taS'
firm, ,f Iobn IT, DAVIS < Co.. Of No II Wallet. He had
been SICK since ScacuUer, when ne suffered parayt'
shock A wife and tw" children survive hH' MI
Anderson was native Of Massachusetts ana "as son
of the Rev Thomas u. Anderson. formerly pastor III 'c
First Baptist Church IN tins CIV he ,hut n,, "
VurK ard for some time was clerk III tue F"irth Va
,ivnM Bank lie entered the service Oh h''i'I",. -
DAVIS & CO. abuni twelve years age" anu III -" Va
,,r,,,,l IA fh, drm lie became lnbcr "l tht pr
", Grtu aut TWO Years agJ wncu II was formed 10 sue
ccrn the lOl ncr partncrsllI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
BrRGLARY IN CHAMBERS STREET.

Burglars entered the store OF p J. Keary Brothers
importers and manufacturers of toys, musical IN
strnncnts and guns, at No 80 ChamDers-Si; Mrn-
mostly m pennies. 1t is thought that they were
secreied in one of the upper floors Of the building
wen, down stairs in the night and secured entrance
into the store. They searched all the drawers IN the
desks in the Office and then tore open the door OF the
co,nbnati IN safe. The same store was robbed Sep
TENDER H. of 300 Ill toys and the robbery was
traced to some boys living In the nclghborhood, but
the firm refused to prosecute them. IL Is Thought
mart hurplarS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

gsNsI& WcCREEGT a. CO.,
fmyate attention to ts2cfr ss0ch
Ofeiegant goods for
EVENING DRESSES,
including Grenadines, Gauze'
Canton Crepe. a'Onsee, sIch'
gienne. China GauZe, &r.
Vhcse fabrics present various
delicate shades, or i'm the Da'
u.ossc and EsrOcaded Grenadines
charming combinations Oh
r,comtiaml cOiOrs. SOuse very ricn
Embroidered Casliiaeres may
Also be found at the same
counter. ~
LANES McCREERY Il ~"
broadway and EieVcnah-st',
NEW-YOasM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
TRIDCTES TO DIR. CHAPLIN.

AT the weekly meeting Of the society Of the
Church Of the Divine Paternity last evening, the
services were largely of memorial character on
account of the death of DR.. Chaplin. kcsOiutI ons
referring to the public Of the deceased clergy
man and to the deep of loss iclt hy the soc-
ptv and his friends. were adopted. In presenting
the resolutions Mr.. Hutchinson referred to tho Ifc
of the deceased pastor one of undsputed purity.
Senator ForstcrIepOrted memorial adOpicd by the
Rnard of Trustees. The Rev. Mr.. Garfield urged
fiat tbe standard winch Dr. ChapIn had raised
should not be lowered. and that the liberal work IN
which he engaged should not be abandoned l.. X.
Holden also delivered "A culoGy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
srAHRED WITHOUT CAUSE.

Michael Kelly. the lame ped Ter who was stabbed
three times III tine back Thurs lay night by kicro
DrnreI an Italian. of No. 81 Croshy-s., was be-
ieycd to he dying at st. Nincenrs Hospital last
night. and the Coroner was sent to take hls ante
rnortcm statement. Kelly sad that he entered the
har-room at No. ] II l}axtrr-st with two other men
70 ye, some beer One of his companions had some
trouble with the Italian, but the men did not ii9ht;
Later a, Kelly was going out, he was attac %rd ana
1tahIed b,, inc ItalIan Kelly believed that the
man had stabbed him Nv mistake, and that the
blows were intended for his companion. Drurcl'
who was identified by Kelly at the hospital ycslGr
dav. was remanded TO await tho result OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
PROPOSED CONVENTION OF LAND LEAGUES

Tha Fourteenth Ward branch of The Irish Land
League held regular meeting last evening at NO.
as East Housun-st. The chairman, Patrick walsh;
stated that he had received Il letter from MiGhar
Dayltt. who wrote that the prospects OF lhe Lana
League III Ireland were never brighter, ana llat
Boyc0ttIng" was making fearful lIlIoadS upon iho
treasury of the English Government. lie Also de-
sired that a convention OF the League branches OF
the United States be called to meet on 81. Patrlcks
pay III this city, at which MeSsrs. Parnell and Dillon
and himself would Dc present as delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
HENRY C.O~-MAN.

Henry CroSSman, age srvrnty-'ivc, died at
lis honc No. 2.i3 Cntou-ayr, br""hi}n. yrrt"IdY.
lie waa a wc.kuowu cizru. holding "a" positions 81
director IN Union Ferry COnpiny, The Bionkiyh ana
Concy Island Railway 60 uranv. tar Nrw-iork and Dry
Dock Railway Company and tine United STATES Ware
house Company. lie Il'hlin a. with the rsidb ~
moni Of the Bfpoklyn Acadcu, 81 usr. and the credit
~ haymS street. l:a sunday - partly due To
him. M CrOssmHr len Il ~iiow and t"O chndr'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
VARIOUS TOPICS CONSIDERED.

At the reeu ar weekly moetIngo the Poiytrchrir
Association OF the American Institute nnrSuhN
cvening there were discussions upon liqutis 'of
nrcserying human bodies for an indefinite length OF
i'me amer death upon process for printing many
colors M one operatioi upon methods Tor computing
III" str,ns unju the different parts III bridges, ana
mon silk manufacturing in America. paper was
read by Professor De Nnlscn Wood on tire Kel1
tiOns OF Machinery and Labor. when WAS discusHeu
H., r,nn,hars nf the AsSOclltlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Iydb Areuue Hotel-Gencral Benjamin r. Du,lcr'
Massachuscta H. Ramsey. OF Albany, ana eN'' IuEoi
mai drew vii ANS Of psitsimrs, n -. ,rc
1"tJ congressman Or-iln Rar, OF NcS,anI@h,
fp'.I-Senafor =. n. ~ ad YER Ol SUI ISL
SfuCferdnf House-Paymaser Green Gay Huupas2 nj
: Hauno Corps ,en"-0T Ho'el ames ihns"Ho'' "
ki0IIo...,i;tise IiOuSS-Matthcw Hale OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.

The sale of the private collection of oil paintings
at Schencks Art GALLERY: No. 81 Nassau;s was i'm
ished Yesterday about 100 persons being present
Among the pictures sold were the following
"Ophea." by Bertrand, 1913; Morning Effect
Amsterdam by Claws, 1850; " Landscape" by
Conrbrt. 81 100; 1.-The Goddess of Sleep" by Car
racer. 1928; Landscape in Brittany" by Dnpre,
$500; 1.-The Flute.player,"" by Rubens, $500; The
Musketeer" by Roybet, $1O75 Landscape and
Cattle by Verboeckhoven. ~ 100; Cattle at the
Spring" by Van Marcke, 1925; Venice BY Ziem,
x5S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
.IANiES NJ. HEEDE.

James VI. Bc,dc, principal of the High
School at Orange y j. died Tnnreday night OF cPhtIr
ri, A week ~" he huicd yonng daughter. VINO ara
from tie same dsci~' lie VIA born III last Hebron
y H. and VIZ gsadudtcd from Wesleyan University IN
I.71 Afcrwafd he occupied position as Professor OF
uIhrr MifhcinatiCs the Drew Ladies SEMINARY ~
C,Ifu,I pufurl tn y =. II" went To Orange 10 lN4'
a. assistant i-icual 81 the lllE ScH"0 lie was 81
GAINED as munster ard engaged ~ tniesi"Hary Work ~
ami about Orange. He tlHiy six years 0I age ana
leaves a Wilc and one enid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

said to complete the work after the company sna ~
have secured the right. No unusual iam" y"
the iiGhf was made Thursday evening. Inc lamps
are bmrning every night and any one VINO chooSe9
TO visit MenlO Park NAV see them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

open violation of the statute and without ipvo,te
enc by the police. II was moved that te nia,n
ba referred To- the Superintendent, with INSTRUCTIONS
10 enforce the law, At late Hour last evening"
however the fair was not iutcIf'rcd WIFI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
ISAAC :. LYON.

Isaac s. Lyon, Of Bo0nton, y. j., formerly
known under he a>sumc name of "rhc cN-Clrtman,"
and a contributor 0f historical articles to the local
plirrH dir1 Wednesday. He was HE author Of his.
f,,ru ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
PNNDALI GtN.RL.

Pandali Gundr member OF TIE Cotton
Exchange, and brother III lass Of the Ne az Ftclri,
cotton merchants, died from heart dierae Thursday
ugnt, while his To hI- home IA Sew l;Uchcc.
lie leaves Il family OF threc ch.llrcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
HAVANA FACTORY BURNED.

HAVANA, Jan IA fire last night totally
destroyed the large cigar manuacOry La Exception"
of los. Grner OF the persons who slept in the build.
ing eleven are missing. The mandatory Insured
in an English company for S2OO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
Thrown orr OF EMPLOYMENT

CoLuMBUs, Ohio, Jan. IA dispatch 10
The Lady Dis0atch says the Bent wood WORKS. Of Ian
easter owned by Neil Tppct Kilhan, were entirely
destroy by fire AT early hour tnis morning. AbOut
100 men were employed nj the works. The loss Will
reach about $500 ; insurance III LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE law VIOLATED AT A FAIR.

President French. at the meeting of the Beard oil
Police COMMISSIONERS yesterday, presented com
munlcation received from the Society Tor the IRE
vention Of Crime, complaining that chances were
V;ncept,s Hospital at the 22d Regiment Armory, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
DISCUSSING SPIRITUALISM.

discussion in spritualIsm betwem the Rev:
Moses IInII and W. +. Jameson, at No. , Weat
Thitv-tr,l-st winch began January; cIGstd l Az
ourstion of aujrt exist nee and spirit cOmmunica-
lion. The dspntants intend to travel through the
West holding public debate at the principal cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
CLUE noUsE DESTROYED.

LACKAwAXEN, Penn, Jan. 1.-The Bloom
inc Grove PARK Cub House, near here, owned by New
York and Philadelphia spOrtsmen, was burned last
night The DAMAGE was heavy. The club house VIII bc
rebuilt iu the spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
7 RUS S IS,

RUPTURE BECOMES INFLAMED aud STRANGE
LATED the cary symptoms Of which colo palma IN a,
bling the bowels great anxiety and when reaching its tu
age eauaed by the horrors OF hydrOphObia
RUPTURE AID TRUSSES eau 81 EVESTUALNFR
VOUS DEBILITY. impaired nemOrJ Indifference amuso
and stirring recreation necessarily conducive health
and the prolOngation o. life
RUPTURE AND TRuSSES CAUSE KIDNEY AMI
BLh ODER AFFECTIONS, among lie most deplorabe Of
which is Brigs Disease OF the kidneys depressed rL
tated OF the bladder. premOnOry syInp
toms ocasiOaa lassifu dfOw snesS
frcquen, position and sng Indifference aud
INABILITY the social entOyments OF life
RUPTURE AND TRUSSES CAUSE gradual and impen
undermining OF the constitution impairng Dies
tive functions thereby inducing tyDe
RUPTURE AND TRU>SES tax The energies and capacL
ties Of man or ess extent In stage life
Dgth IN Iyica and social relations and mental dev0tOns
ana IN the ,aical mental Il his business Id
1t makes less than man, aud when, from
or the Of the foregoing aci0ns lac begins TO realize
nOrtifyng condition. he indeel becomes creature Of
cOmmseTatl0n xx,,,...,.
The cure OF rupture is effected by SEERMAN'S method
without OPERATION simply by external local applications
9TH mechanical medicinal made daily by the patient
VINO kind OF labor during the treatment WITH
safety from danger Of nfameo rupture and without inter-
ferng with the cure. -, --
Photographic nkenesScs Oh cases, DeiOn
and after cure, mailed tor 10 ceuts
Personal Patients residing out OF M
CITY car receive treatment and return home FAME day.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 2JI BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
A NEW FREIGHT LINE.

Nessrs. Bowring 81 Archibald have been appointed
agents in this city of the Qray side Line, new llne
of steamships to ply between thS n0rt ana NtNw-
castIe.on.Tynr. The Navigator l,55S tons, Is me
nionrer vessel and will sail from this port February
& and Will ba followed by the William DicKliSoh'
81 [ tons February %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
ANOTHER COLD WAVE LOOKED FOR


AND sLUsn YESTERDAY LIKELY 70 BH ih'%LN
UP TO-DAY,
The thaw that set in several DAYS ago continued
YESTERDAY and he walking was mWc dINa-I'r'""'
If ANYTHING. than on the day before lH' "'a,,,
of snow that were -, i,,rcu 't If tIr I,rl,f
trmpcrature and the sunshine. iio"'ing the Gh''''7
and converting the snow remain ng on INC paw,
ments into almost iInpas5in'r -liS,. ~ ,' ,o,,' =,
the mixture of STOW and watrr was deep '""uRn u"
dIuIt even the st.ui-icl ed. Many l"' cT'Ii"'7
picked Their way carefully acT'SN Tue .ticr,''
ting anlie.dc"p in water. Soirc Of the most
tr,vplird streets were flooded from cuEbr'"nr
TO curbStone; even OvcIShdes u'l n"I cH1"'
the pedestrian 10 ford thcm successfully. Inc
tracks of the surface roads "tle undtr w'l'I u.
many places and as the horses ploddcd tirnnGh u
thrv scattered tho muddy liquid over the cl"liihP "l
luckess travellers. The street on IN" river i;"ItN
were DcrhapS in a wore condition han III" others
INT West broadway. Caua-st. and Bic'cheI-''' were
not far behind them III poih1 OF ha5'lil'Ns' -, T.
Broadway, with hug piles Oi blacK SHOW az III
teTvals along he cnrbStOncS on eIhrr SlIr ana us
pavcIncntS covered with su-h ald mad' loiH''I a.
NAL Notwithstanding the sunshine that pfcVaiI'l
during the greater part o. the day. Inc Sld "dH> :,
however were comparatively clear; the dlIh'uIiF
was to cross from one side 10 the Diner N'I"l "i
tnr TAG. lines doubled up their teams. he STAGES
we're reduced III number III c0nscHucuc', ana "ric'
as a rule crowded with passengers. - -,
In Madsnn-ave. "a large force oil mon was III ""l a
until a late hour siuvrllIng the snow M" hrap-
IN the middle of the street MS WON wa
done by the Madison Avenue stag" Company ~ H.
inslan of Henry Ber2h, VINO aiao "iu'.'" III
doubling mp Ol tie teams aslhlII"l "iu'i vac 60"
RED out Oh FIith-avc.
Cautain Williams SAID yesterday that his men and
horses had been kept 80 steadily at WORK tI' lnrN
we're exhausted. No efforts world he made Ia>t eve
n,ng TO renoYc the snow from broadway, but Io'
migIt a large force would be set to work. Owing e
the extra WORK made by III" snow and tie ann ATTY
~ ,ott;up scnws through ice IN the rivers, h,
sa,d the ashes and gar6Ar rad not BEEN as wei
I"okcd after a. usual. 1beso difficulties conlt east
enough he overcome II there was more money ~
II l.it, diane Huf Dftl-l
the present app oprlaiI"n. II
The reports received at the Spnal Service BuTrau
n,n;ny cast ward from he far Northwest. The tri-
neratIire fell III many places III the Vest from -
| In 00o : III tie Middle and Ncw-EnGland STATES II
| rose from 1 to5-. 1t was said at the Signal Bu
,eau last night that The cold wave would most
| likely reach Ncw-York this morning. although the
cold would not be severe. The weather throughout
the country Yesterday was for the most part clear
| and fair: there were light snow-ialls ut Omaha
| Grand Haven, Mich, and at Oswcgo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

ITS RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS DAY Fol
II

IFS RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS DAY For.
LOWS DAY
since the reduction OF DR. A. SIZE RMAN'S terms tbop.
crowding upon him for gladly throwins
their grpfnR irksome dspiriting ana fepunso,rs
russes HIS treatment Tor this Lotion makes the paeai
comfortable and the OF
Labor II thing. and those are nm
-e and do provide themselves with endure ts
81 Thar acto ard the trut ses al
through e Thonssnds Of uose cured g,ythe latter
testimonials OF gratitude Dr. SHERMAN. He "a H.
author and inventor OF his popular he mparts hs ~
10 1t applicable 10 all classes and cases and
his reduced within the eyerv
OF the Doc;or experience SKID III this ancb n
science IL almost invaluable and should expect hi
time and remedies without ceig willing 10 compensate hia,
literally.
OF 500 who recently consulted bin had their c..s
examined 4sn his treatment, which fact nyes ,hs
evidence Of his moderate charges and ths
confidence the afflicted have In his stiity lie has sn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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