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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-10

A~purws-N Perrin tmboy. 81. j.. Nay O. solomon An.
F.i ri.,.t &C. fe,rs church wc,lnoaas llth inst.
o,,r,r. u Boz On waiting ou arrival Of O'Clock n rain
station island 't,iroid ana 80 train Central OF NewJer
s., .fuu NsHNofs.
A~crI-u suafniy o. C'ltt.nlaro " y. SATURDAY. May
e,.,,s BE lao residence Tuesday The i''h inst
Orange. y. j. on ne IN in't Of pa'u.
r.n /r .. D, " r. .-i ofan On rucs.4y mo
,. 81 rst csr5n station OF arrival ofile ESQ train
p"rS-r,uE -on @un1ay eyerir-. Nay s. l,si. N.y ST..
,.'', ie, st so. US A,si lc,h. Oil "Wednesday,
Fowl ID. -uaaeair Nay 1851 Mathew y D. Fowler
'r'r7,..i.nt Dommrrrial tirr in-irinco Company.
Nceba-r $ s., papers p.oas. copy.
ernNfY -on Sunday Nay b Grrie M" yo1neos ia3rhor
6 VII tsSe place iIou .i B,oomesL. ON rueslay 90
rs. fems,as 10 be taken 81 ,ramaronees.
weg r .5 M a.: q S siar,S sl '''
" ya s hi Of ihc i,ey j. j. and Mary n lnrDu' Of
.r , ,, 90 40 g. East 5th st., PIainaed. ruos
r1,, .,a,' iaot u ilosrtyst New YORK. at 92oam M.
JAck-OHAt Jericho. T. 2. siNth day ron nony. '.n '
carrie r. " ne OF sidney /" '@,s,'' 'N'' ''
rir from frends Meeting house Jericho fourth day
r.r,s S meet the ia a. train irum Long Island ci'y
ON Mo9ssy OH Inst, Elcanore s. vItro Of J. a
jone- ana dausltri Of De lieJ Augustus SWITCH ID 'D'
Lifh year 0f urr axe. H. ~. -fsts-sf
Frookly D. oa Wc,inepliy, u Ga Inst Al ,. m
LOWERING ON s inst % bis iato residence oak iiil g
phIadelphtA Joseph 3. Lowering Ia INC o|tN 9u-@ ~ '
sgo ..-. -.
MARCET-on saturday evcnins, HaJ 2 e. hfr 5 ~
pa frrf 2i ST. after short lune i-'e'''i.'
John 10. and -ortlh haiftl ,vftas %
f,iaf,es ans renGs n tie family are resp -
attend tIe funeral from Galway tlhl i'' $50 49, w.
III ave- ou " a,nesday. MAy II, ~ l"." !" d.
NrtrrrfSn tho sth inst Thomas SeWei aged ~ year
',f .,, rerfs arc Invited 70 attend ls i90iM l"n
l.t,.a 100 Scfrey Nlt9 htisatn Oh
Ine,day Tie i0th Inst. Of p. m.
OF W@TEA D-ScddenY, on sAtuiuel tho ''N' N'e~ ~
olnffcad. arra so years go A. s.-.-.t o-
pfinurpr aud riruds arc inNl - $500 - '
rriy The 10Th. a. p u, om ~ oursh, jersey tij'
TInass, omit hoWcrh
or1s Al Yonkcr-. on May T. Hoauo y. ous
- srg r from hls ate residence, WnrDurtonefo Iufa
,Ilt NAV TO- l--l, ar e.
Ctrr..ce- " lll meet y. m train from Al =
PORTS Al PARA france Nay = 1881, ~ typhoid Pneumonia
Gi,1ge IL r eldest Of Frederic A. and sarah bre-
wort Potts Ia the 25d yraf OF NE age
py.Xg EIT-At NeW.N ork, Monday May y Harriet - rye
yell niece ~ Francis r. -chosl., esq
notice 81 funeral hereafter
RACRrr-Ou May 81 pneumonia, Lonlsa widow ot tho
sf fcorrs H. Racket and daughter 81 Mosrs D. Taylor
Refives and friends the family invited v aitsnl no
poei from Of her father jt6 West SOUS St.
o. Wednesday at ! o'clock
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VAIN EFFOKrS TO BULLDOZR.
Eforu TRr Chicago 55fbtYs (Ecp.)

Mr.. COnkling has been trying two months
10 uloze The President There isn't trick known IN
she ar of sueakng which has not been resOred 10 IN the
effort 10 induce the President to withdraw nomination
hgans, which not word has been uttered ON the
merits and which received the unanimous mc0rscmet
Of beth houses Of the HewIork Legislature Ihcre N
no form of threat which not been used 10 the same
xud lie demanded everything and-lost everything.
IN hs ahprents in the Senate harmony In the Re
publican party nov the time 10 prove IL not by in
sistng that the President shall surrender great erog
Stye OF lis office but by refusing longer 20 follow
dictator whose watehwOrd Il rule or ruin
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pIgcrssIyG THE L1RrYx AND THRoAT

Pu1fApELPmA, Nay 9.-Ihis morning the
trd annual Congress Of che American l"i3ng"iokl'"
,socaton net at tho College Of Physicians nf' mar
rison Allen, Of Philadelphia Delivered 'Do r'ul' -
-. "a r,r I soli. Cohen tho annual address
r,, ,,,rc read Ia, DR. Frederick ]. knight Of Bost0n
i,r j Nnrrla Asch, OF NcWYurk, ana br. An'teN -
5pttb OF New-Yorh The president announced tuo lDt
igiug cotuutfre nominations ORA j. H. TIA
~ Rsltlnnre Il W. Langmaid, OF Boston. ana a. ~
Lii Of Nsw.York A. the afternoon session DApotA
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BACKING FOR TIE
PRESIDENT.
so,m stppoRrFRoM THEPARTY JOURNAL
OoNKLJNCS A CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN.
- ybs G,nriotof{ Cgtafq sTcidg iHfp.)

ronlline is the Crushed Ir:lgedian of our
roiities Hs Is always put upon. Iis onioe Is That OF
snsts and lac IL at peace only with the few who de-
vote their lives to hs preemnence The most OF The
ss,c aimee king was defea.cd At Chicago has been
exotd TO Ills Cancellation. and yet he s not oonchten
He has growing grievances aud needs soothing WIN
cinh The President thought hc would not consent 10
zoe the nominations opposed by individual senators
refused hearing In the Senate II tie Senate reject
sonnation well and good but the tricky suppression
NJ nominations Is not 20 he tolerated ~ IL hRt ana
sbe Question IL whether the President or the Bo~aes sha
win The President has the right and the power ana so
Sherp Is q whining appeal to bis magnHnimity.
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Z z. .s,ss Or. Cfesby's temperance views haa any
tss;na whichever to do With che attendance .. sne
Enissssity 1t is safe to ipfer ina. no new 'sNso
s.oh charges philosophioaliy' lie pas ooe,'"l 80
Ioroughly aecliraated to tbs esioospae'S % ~
ss.ssI criticism and misrepresentation ''a' ms
Boz BOZ - acct him unpleasantly.
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ONLY ONE PRESIDENT.

I a.. FT0W 1Ht IILN1o9s SfaF JFkfnof fNfpD
Mr.. Garfield IL President. The Constitution
HQ me laws place IN HIS hands certain appointments
- chooses for his information and guidance, or
nepas OF egsiskfvs courtesy, to counsel members Of
H1use o. Senate rcgdiag any appoinfmen 1t ~ his
eas pftytiese - do 70 bot the good ~
~ Halnjstrs.ia rests upon bic own shoulders ~ he
<fensle ~ hn parry thai elevated him 10 the high
- ~ ne nse o. the peufenl power which they In
~ sknanrsrAss hh law.
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BRIGHT OMENs.

FfcD1 The HHYaio E1Prees (Rsp)
The assertion of the Presidential prer0gative,
xhs check to the OF Senatorial courtesy, the
hilton Of sniAaene Republicahs-these things are not
HE ouens of Republican decadcnce and decay, but az
Republican regeneration and rruyenatiOn The better
lay OF leydblicausm Is daNniug Repuhhcanism II 20
fnean again rs u once meant independence individual
liberty voluntary cooperation for the general good
patBa inspect and fair play. The Machine Is to b. dis
Established. Men are 20 be recognized The Govern
mental reforms which tho crying need Of tho day
30 be prosceied Plumber l. 20 be subOrnated 10 the
party aud the p8rty to the public veal Tie people han
The new era with giaduess-
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BossrsN SENT srRAwLrNa.

Well done, President Garfield! The factional
war against you has received its desthblow Those who
were most rny % strike hands sainst yOu will become
your toost ebsequious fatterer You viii hOW even
ke eoaStod courage OF your chief assaant viii out
AZ al esents against al enemies sou will have at yenr
peex sn Al your right hand and left the manhood
81 we hepabe The sense OF higher spirit In national
pontios already peFNades the whole land Your manly
blow sthds 3ossiam EprBwiing Senators WIFI cease IL
parade as DICTATOR The spos system been branded
never before This eet Of yours WORTHY e,,ceessr ~
the worthiest Of Iresideits win mari Az ~ Ia oar
20tics aud ip American manhood IN pubic station W.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. EEPOBT

WASHINGTON. May 10. 1 %. m.-Thr bar
ou,tcr is highest ln 90. south Atlantic states and lowest
in Toe Northwest THO Temperature has r-cu slightly in
the South Atlantic stlt.a. nuI from g. to a. 900 N,p
England and 10 20 la in abe Middle Atlantic States j.
ha4 fallen slightly iu tlc Lake region Rain Boo fallen
-Incc ia-t rt uIi ll hra lu lud. lr l-i, rnfuH ONO
valley. Tcnue,.re the Northwest ana tur il.f tft.
-uts 100 winds iu thr ppor Lake region Hr' .lti f.
c.c, irrc clat o. t.e MIr.ippl lul Boo thc Wet If
state. tho pres nllng winds pic +ouihony.
Indications.
FOR the Middle atlantic 6tatc-. ialr weather., followed
hy Iu,rra-in. rlDilIrs- Hri occasional rI. tn iu'f!
winds. stationary ar higher temperature
For fcs .i.n- land partly cloudy weather ari nc'.'
sinual M fuuthrly Wiid-. stationary ur at.Ir bat
oAi,tcr and tcia p,rnturr.
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f,,~cvn Mails tiIr week ending ~Aff NnAT Nay
Il l-~l Viii a. tbs Office GA TUESDAY, 20 j. M,
iurnpa. steamship ATicJna VIA outenslcEui
WFDN t'~uAl 10 llaO a. De-, for Lurul~ uy steamship
Algeria SIS Queeus0n correspondence uf France must Do
strcy irrsil. ald az p. Tor France direct Do
steamship France, via lsNlc ON TIL R-DAf, a. II us
NC hY steamship lfiuE ia iiyul
outh Chrrbourg amt Hamburg correspondence for Grl
Britain and The Continent must bc a{ addressed ard ~
By rteanslg Celtic. VA Qaeonhl"an, o.
SATURDAY ~ d. Tor Scotland direct oy sirssEslp
Anl hors yia Glasgow and at II Tor germany, We.
by -teamsp Neckar via southampton and bfeneh GORE.
Britain and the Continent must r -l-
sldr.sod and a II m Tor Europe by steamship cay u
Richmond Queenstown and Al irr Belgium eifest
by steamship Seriand. via Antwerp lfe nials ipf A. h-
wall aud south P.cnc cose on IUEsDA1 AZ ~ ~ ~ ~
mails Livingston ard Honduras close 90 n -
i0 n m mo malls Tor ayt Close on I'll isAl ~ 20
a m The CusA and Acrieo close on W Ii> Dl.h
al 40 N a. 49,. mails cuba auh The est ln1es lsr "a
THifRsUAY Al 100 p Tho mails fot Aealeo va res-
S,ri,,,s .so on uAN and sAll FlDA1 ~ $50 y n
rie ra. for Jaulaica MaIacalbo asf ohils Sc Si On
tVffiAN a. "a mails i0r Nfuezutia AMI t0rae0s
$3.50 t.ff p1A Y Ia = Ia 20. The mails Tor Nassau, ~ p
c,se on SATURDAY at y. The malls for 1hiHa s3h
T4rnn close NAY ~ 40 1880 T. L. lAs nalis le N.s iS
80 Nav y al Z. 80 o. r. HENkY " iEAt7oAl
&c c.i,,ss.i' x ,v,.1-ork Nav z S.l Postmaster
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WORTHY OF ms OFFICE.

Ii ia good deal 90 know and feel that the
President OF the United States preserves TIN dignity of
AE high ofc against ts sesaaiS aud thai BE- fuafu-
kasSs IL constitutional pfengatiyes In this James a.
ashc.d eUeedise Republican principle and justiaos
Hepuhsican expsctatiSn.
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The fine weather yesterday brought out over
1000 spectator 10 witness tho gnao of hase ha be-
tween the Athletic Club 90 philadelphia and the Metro.
poltan Club The Athletic played thc old Mutuil Club
on the Union Ground Brooklyn. in 1875, but have not
been go THE ncigborhuod since. Tho result ss yestcr
day victory Tor the Metropolitan Club. Sac scorc stand
ing 4 10 Following The summary and score
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oRAErIsM UNDER A NEW NAME.


The President deserves well of the Marty
md svery good influence should he rallied 70 lis si,
5er having accomplished final deiveTance the gret
Repu5lcaB equalization fioin the incubus aud rghf
knaro of Crantism
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THE rR s: A, ANn La. TIE PEorLE APPLAUD.

. The aggressive stand taken by President Gnr-
etia ~ hs contest With EenstcF c0nklBg h meetlng
MIA The heaftest ENDORSEMENT srUIn the public and INC
zese II he's encouraged and strengthened his friends
Aaa dsscnEcartsd his enszaaes
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Il may De seen by The above cphomeroa thAl 10. '
will continue o. approach tn' 'ar'h uu," "'''' -,'
limo of discover Tho orbit does NOS resemble that OF
any known comet
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PEEsoxAL; AIMS MUST BE ,,I RER I,S

Senators and Presidents have come and gone,
oat the Republican party remains with its mission IN
fulfilled II has future before il. and II Is due 20 Mt
Garfield as It's leading representative In tho Nation and
Ihe man who more thar any other, has the power 90
shape IL pocy ana erpeuate IL rule that ne be given
frank cordial and uBanirlous support as against the
personal as and ambitions OF those who seek ~ De
Trade hlID.
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coyKLTNe FLAyIXo : L9s =, s 9, CANE g;

Z Mr. Conkling may yet learn that - they who
take the sword shall perish by the sword In his course
ehe Pfn.IdeDt will sustained 10y the country. II lS
now Mr. Conking TO gay whether he viii heed the
kishes " people, the OF the press and tire vii
81 the Executive II he does not he will hnd that he IA
bsytne losing game and that there IL limit 70 the
popular forbcArance that hos audacity viii not
Synn him IN frgusceul
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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PRESIDENT.
\. y. II. L..-.ra.-l lcL.

. II is not a fair share for bis personal fol-
tru era that tho mperiOus COnkng demands but % be
s,a, slti he must have the whole patronage OF the
state What an escape she country hsd at Chicago IL
ts,nkng had lecOme Prime Minister there would have
Sesx, az err Of assumption snch this country
Witnessed The President was Grred into the position
which ne occupies, and he viii DO sustained D. the
f..s.s
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BOssIsM OvERSTRAINED.
49,. yshs CSn,{anfzff t,orfcfe Kepl

Coakling had taken a stand against the
President which war. Tho country wanted 10
know whether the President was going 10 stand up Tor
5s~ co0stitutioDal authority sit mecky and let
gonkng usurp it. The suspense hac lasted until u bad
become rksoTne Conkling made the war the ircsint W
X deendng his constitutional authority. and Mr. C0nk
Gng will ind thai his bossism has been overstrained
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TnInuyr OFFICE. May IO-1 n. rn.-Thc barometer was
steady yesterday. Tho temperature rugcd between
go and sOo ,lc average miaD being e'7 lower than
on the corresponding day last year. aud 3r higher tan
on sunday
culty today
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To OPEN 18TH or AUGUST Next.

Tho primary purpose 81 i Exhibition 81 o, show the rTe
ent condition u The manufacturing aud mech ical Industries
~ England draw
ton 81 the whole country to H. This done
Ona spirit therefore the Executive Committee cordially in
the Manufacturers and Mechanics the country
and especially h0 ~ Now York without charge then
space or power 70 exhibit machinery, textile fabrics and All
other articles useful ornamental which might nDd market
IN New England That hs Mars"t Is one Of ai Importance
shown y the fact that 100000 patti for
turing in the state 81 Maaohu.es alone In The year
1873. since hch period the win ell
the amount ~ AZ least ~ 30 nON, rnn Annually.
Manufacturers who pnoauee articles Of superior excei'nce
machuiss who eminent TO Rag readily under
that other place Ia this country would their
hlt be brought 0 the attention % many manufacturers
well paid operatives '0ston We confidently eNpoc
practical demonstration ~ the e?ents which spring frun
adversely Of Labor ~ all t branches toaWakth and stimulate
Industrial pursuits tru ghOut fhr whole ~ Zta country
In view of the wonderful tide " Immigration lowing IN
upon and the consequent grra; addition ~ wealth ~
labor enterprise 81 Ibis character must De- pregnant With
results and an manufacturers VIII hnd n 20 their inter
join heartily 20 this Exhibition. which a bring their
prnucts widely extended notice, not only 20 the public
who will hroug the building tu by subsequent arTrachng
upos and notices Of the pres 90 every LOW sud village in
land Blank apple auus Tor which should be- hied
in and rrturuci possible, De- bad by 40.
pyiug Me-sS JAS. f. LITTLE g co. % Leonard NJ,
Nes York. and a. Mcs-r4. D. y. NUDGE, SAWYER co,
A. and 81 Whesi New YORK, Rhore plans AID explanation,
H H . N. U N
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4 Grand Exhibition and sale.
81 SICHELs EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION.
By TIOs. T.. KIRBY CO., AUCTfoNEKBs.
or EXHIBITIONS DAY And EVENING
ur;iI tirc Of sale TOMORROW WEDNESDAY,, THURS
DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONs At 2.5O O'CLOCK
AT OUR ART GALLERY. SO BROADWAY,
Opposite wallacksl
An Extraordinary Collection 81
ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAINS. BE0EZEs.
JADE STONE, CRYSTALS. SC, &C.
Aiso
DfrU PERSIAN. FRENCH NNb ITALIAN SpFPFs
Tie whole tsalIy -le,tc brought tls country
'by S. sIChll. Kge Fig-le. leT.A
NOTE
THIS COLLECTION or CHINESE CERAMICS THE
MOST rNPoNTANT FEER OFFERED "a PUBLIC
SALE ~ r,ii> NorNrif = L,iLalALLl hiah ~
~rfflNLNS ol COLOR AND IMPERIAL iIIft1.
NoTnlNG HAtS nEEN TAKEN fkoM - slNcE IT.
CHASE AT PRIVATE SALE HANINp BIN Nf-
FUSED. ~ ORDER THAT AZ NIGHT BE PRESENTED
TilE tATtLoGCE WAS COMPILED UNDER THE
PIR-pNAL ~lPEl.NI~loN of 81. slCHt b. - ilp -.
rIHTCr- Us Io Gr AEANIfE tNlkf ARTICLE 10
b. As DESCRIBED AID EEI kl.-lNtfD. -
ruuS. H. AfRHN g go.
4 Restorative 81 ncuithfnl Life may be had VIII be
found ln lf3 ATS LIiH i.liaAlA
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In the course Of tho game injunction served on
james Murls manager Of the Metropolitan Club pro
hibAing the playing Of Loag As change pitcher tor
the Metr0p0ltans The Injunction obtained BY John
Kelly manager Of the Eew-NOrk Club. tho ground
that Leary had promised 10 play with the Se~-fork
Club.
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Ready Tbls siOraIaE.

THE SEsfI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price IN srappors really mailing, Gve eeHtf p'r y,
, one var q nve copies sl4; ten copies ana On"
extra s2s Postage In sl cases % The snaa'i''
AddrrS' TIE TRIBUNE,
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WIT AND pIUCK

From The NoYtofeh fulstin tRep)
The action Is just as justiliabIe as Mr.. COnk-
Hinge ard fully a. shrewd. Indeed Il viii only take
the country by surprise, but Il will evoke sudden burst
81 admiration. People Ike wit sud pluck Really, Il
begins ia look II James A. Garfield bad made mp his
mind TO he President and his way clear u the main
tenance of his IrerOgatiyes-
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THE sTREET INVESTIGATION.

NissIoNEHs - THE CHARGE THAT TIE POLICE
BOARD DID NOT ANSWER TrE MAYORS LETTER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIR. bliss TIE LIE.
The trial OF the Police Commissioners before the
Mayor was continued yesterday. Mr.. Andrews
opened the proceedings by offering as evidence tho
Mayors letter to the Commissioners in March, call
ing on them for information as 60 the workings OF
the Police Department alsothe answer OF the Com
missioncrs 10 this letter.
Mr. Bhss-I object. The specifications charge
these Commissioners with having refused 10 give
the Mayor information IN regard 10 the Police De-
partment and with having given an untrue answer
to the Mayors letter. Your Honor knows flat when
TINS answer was made the Board Of Police consisted
OF Mr.. Matthews and these three Commissioners.
DO You mean TO try these Commissioners on this
charge and 70 rcappoint Mr. Matthews Police Com
missioner 10 moTowg
Mt Root wish 10 call your Honor, attention 70
the fact that the law docs not impose upon Ae
Police Commissioners as individuals the duty Of
giving information. but only as q Board Of Police.
Inc Board of Police Is not being tried here
Inc objection was ovrrrulcd and Mr. Wins began
to read the letter As he did so tho Mayor turned
round and began TO sign warrants Mr. Bliss OBJ
iectcd to this as he wanted the MAYOR to hear the
letter read Mayor Grace smiled benignantly and
replied that he could listen aud sign warrants no the
same time. He had already carefully considered
the letter. Tie finally yielded however, 70 the
Establishments of Mr. Bliss and consented 10 listen,
but he did 80 with am air of great reluctance. Mr..
Andrews then introduced flies Of The city Record
TOT II ~ ana 1850. llc offered first as evidence The
report oi The Police Department NJ printed M. me
city Lc0rd for thcirst three months in 1879 in so
far rs u related to the Street. Cleaning Bureau.
MI. Bis--l object on behalf of Commissioner
French. who was NOT D office at this time. II any
thing s 10 De proved the records 81 the Police De
parlmcni should be produced, and not copy Of
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11oIiliral Ncilers.

~,11Ts .-..,,,x nt.frtct Republican, ASsoetsiiousS
= - ~ ~ - "a s last I2jth-st, Nay 10 % oo
Regular meo1'As - w. DONALD MCLEAN, trsssl@nh
VIZ. IL BEcAsnox. secretary.
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TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS.

To- show. o., 'sfar 81 v,r.iiaas tts ~ t ta -
gr,g,J ~ '..- rl- ir-isr ~ ia- rr' % . is 80
frft~
AZ. sfisus iafeai-d az hretes NOD
uai = Plaflasry. arlaisaT.
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-.e..l rn-E, g. thttHNrtH AilGtl IfH OBJ lf.4-
a.u.t tl.ry ilDN aIt -tur-.s, rf Boston
an notices of Marriages must be- indNrse2 riia MI
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT Of NEw.voRK......MAYo Q, 1881.
ARRIVED.
cf7rrr sairrr0 3f Scl. Hun IS days with nlsc %
..-r-nf 49, soma
Rafa IS lll chapman y Dorchester. NB. smith. Ion.
f.r - days. th empty barrels 90 oId,r vessel 10 Punch.
fLfr
lnrk 90 o. fhaum8n. 80 John. Nn Olsen. 80 NaIarc a.
d.t- 90 ORDER fr--l o. p NcFius SON.
llIk DDS J.asif titi iAfAi days. Viii eueir To
Obj. fiFtra l-n. yr--fl fn li D hrtcaf & Co.
f.r I.to >or Liverpool - dag with salt 20
dor weasel o. T. Tobias s. Co.
Hrr Athaf. Hnieay. Cfnfuegos ~ days VIII sugar Ia
sf..t.rf Phelps a. gcs-i e. fupg'u. fl4pp q Co.
o.. Is.A aur4 ImlI} IBr. MrNrii. from Amsterdam
Vs. .h . aus lortsl below came zap to tle city O.. day
THE MOyTAtENT~ or STEAMERS.
FOEEG4N PORTS
TNrrt~ Nav Arrived. steamers worcester from HnI
f.. n., ~ liverpool Irfs. from Bermuda ana
,. Coz. -attu,k lrlu &c Pom, Mart VIA Cope breton
AMERICAN PORTS.
rorr rrYN. May e-AuIyeI steamer Western Texas
If.-..s. frfs
I.lAsf s,e C,af,d. steamer Lake Nep-on. for Iiy
Drf.i.i. to -,. 90 Uu.
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were Rad by DR.. Beverly Robinson. OF Newlork, Or
william Porter OF 81 L0uis, and Dr. Francis H. Bos-
WORTH Of New-lOrk.
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clLLFoRNLA MINING sTOcKs.

san FRANGsco, May 9.-The following are
the closing Official prices Of mining stocks:
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Pour applications of German corn lrmovcrc1rr ' worst
c1... Sous i.n rf alnofuicr - c'uts biAs.ifie
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HENRY 4. nANIELS. u. y.

HENRY 4. DANIELS. 81. n.
LExrNGToN.AvT. NEAR 2gTItsr,
HOURS. stolana5toz HEwY0GN
Geo. 4. Lcn.luS Go. u. ~omcr'iiis. AHe'ionsrr'
TIKI, wuLsDAY) ATrrENooN. THIS TCi>nA-1
AFlthNooN.
AT THE rr.AvIT-r ARrGkIIFEITS. 81 BROADWAY
AT O'CLOCK PROMPT
MR.. ALTRED AUsrIN's coLLEcTioSs
BmcArRAc-RNRE Old cniNAs.
FlNF UNGLI-H FURNITURE.
orLAND wArERCOLOR PAINTINGS.
CURIOUS Old BR0NZE-
ANTIQUE SILVER And BRASS.
NJ Aun.s rra collection 81 Paintings n BE- sri by
tI.n Ip.ar t;HIM "Wednesday LAtAlA''-
Henry 4 Daniels VI H. iit rsaueonayc uear 2oth-st.
Hours. 90 J liN Itn
Attention to Geufirwrn.
Niucrui Waters.
CoNrRFS- WATER lh' InIr-' ani say II "i ti 'lillf
d. vl.rs Atodai csig.t Irritating nztert 1f'.n ini
,..,f,r ts.v impair tr er.,ifr organs ard alfH'f-
National Temperance -9eicgo -oo
49,. rit,rt.rl, .ile l,es. ur william n lrIDr lls
g.. f.ro..iv ay anI aifhst The ton Mm p lH-ff VII
preside Adffe-.t. br uc Hon II w. llr ,ii.i -taies
Senator flm illmp-fr te i.e' ~ ~ % ~ any ~
ls..a aLI ~. T. D. ra4Llcs ~ llf si y A..
Pablo roriiaiy ih'irL
Pile. pcrn,nnrnt, crndic aied within fhrne Necks 10
- h, nrfIt or rau.r AI frcll di-rirf- cured tfru-
las Ant containing raierene'A Ia. 100 - Vet 29t H.
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Special Nolites.

Anew Engnnd aIaHuGactHrers and Mechanics Boston
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Exhibition, 1881.