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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

A chart giving the names of the
State government of Nevada for the
current year, shows that not one men,
Der of the executive, judicial or legisla-
tive department is native of the State.
OF the whole number, twenty-three, in
Guiding both the United States Senators,
are foreign born.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19
GREAT HORSE MEDICINE.

pint bottles at 30 cents: b years established. Ii Is
.he best in the world for the of Collie Old Sores
Sprains. Bruises, Sore Threats etc. TOBIAS CON
pITION POWDERS are warranted TO cure Distelaper
Fever Worms; Bots: give fine coat, increase the
appetite and cleanse the urnar organs Certified t.
BY Col. D. Mcdaniel. owner of some OF the fastest
running horses in the world, and LOO others. S5c
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

A rattlesnake which was caught some
six months ago in harvest field fifteen
miles south of Chatham, Ont, is still on
exhibition in local drug store. 1t has
eaten nothing for five months, but
seems fat and healthy.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

"'Tis true, 'tis pity and pity tits, It's true"
that TOO many sensible people regard coughs
and colds 50 indifferently. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup cures coughs and colds and is only %
cents bottle.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19
Pennsylvania has 10000 more females
than males.
milwaukee Sentinel.l

That wonderful remedy for rheuma-
tism, 81. Jacobs Oil, has been used by
large number Of people in this city,
and with effect truly marvellous. Ere
quent reports are made where sufferers
have been afforded relief, and the sale
is growing largely The fact that it is
an external remedy. commends it to
many who would not otherwise think Of
going out of the beaten track to find a
remedy.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

The keenest abuse of our enemies will
not hurt us so much in the estimation OF
the discerning as the injudicious praise
of our friends.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19
indianapolis Daily Sentinel. ]
No More Gossip.

five are correctly informed. st. Jacobs
Oil is now the usual tea-party topic in
place of the former staple-free gossip.
How wise and how much more benefi.
cial
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

No man can be brave who considers
pain to be the greatest evil of life; nor
temperate, who considers pleasures to
be the highest good.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

Japanese velvet matched in colors to
the dress is much employed for dress
trimmings.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

The Best Life Preserver.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19

DIR. j. B. TURNER, Bloun5sville, Ala. practicire
slciau ive writes. " II is the best
reraration for Consumpti n IN the world
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-19
what the Doctors Saw!

DIR. FLETCHER of Lexington, Missouri, SAYS: 81
recommend your BaI@am' in preference to any
,thor medicine for coughs and colds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
POSITION or THE CITIZENS COMMTTTEE.

20 the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR; As there appears TO have been in some quar-
ters n Misrepresentation to the position OF the
Committee of Twenty-one, in order that the views
Of the committee may be distinctly understood /
beg leave 10 hand you a copy Of telegram this day
forwarded 10 the chairman Of the Conference Com
mittee at Albany. | am, dear sir. your obedlent
servant -. WILLIS - Ahts, -
Nclr- York. MAY /. 1851.
NRw-YoRK. May {. 1881.
The Hon DENNIS MEGA THY Chairman Conference Com
iaiiee Senate Chdn'ier. Aib1ny, " y go
MsaDprehcusiOn having arisen ~ 10 the POSITION OF
the committee of Tweuty-Onc say to you and Your
committee that our committee are unanimous IN
insisting that the Mayor shall have r sole power 10 APP
point and remove the superintendent u street OthhH'
This conceded shall be prepared 20 adopt separate
Department and to assist In arranging other deth- IT
bin In any other form r. passed mean 10 assume no
responsibility for It, We have not appeared before your
committee. a- although have offered 10 do So we
have had no nmatiOn Of desire 10 receive us Please
read this formally to the Conference Committee.
-. WILLS JAMES, Chairman.
JACKsNNS SCHrLTL
Chairman Committee on Legislation.
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day May O. a2p N Friends are requested not 70 ssaf
flowers.
Boston papers please copy.
HARRIMAN--At yscksonyfijo P1a, saturday, April %
Rev Orlando Hartman, IN the 6oth year OF his aga
Funeral Church Of the Ascension 10Th 81 and otnareS
Relatives friends respectfully IN yited 70 attend
IRwIN-sGddeny. the 4th inst J. Anee IRWIN In TIE
4 67th Of his
Seo future announcement for interment
LANDMEssEI-At Newark, ~ j. on the 4tb inst, csroinf
LAndmesser daughter OF the Rev Dr. Joseph and
Emma q. Fewsmth. - .. ,.-,,-....
Funeral from her porcnts' residence NO 10 asnoo 49,
Newark. Friday. the 9th inst, al p M
LEY TEEP-Ley Teep native OF Chins who was muraefea
Spring win be buried from the Third he'or1 frcd
byerian Church West 23dstr between Iu ana Sh~'e~s
Friday at y.
All friends Chinese Christian schools ingited
WILBUR-At Orange, ~ J., Wednesday, tho an inst.
Caiharne Wilbur IN her $50 year widow Of Tie late ARGUS
Wilbur OF Sew.lOrk
late residence Friday the th nst at Sso
O'Clock.
Train by Delaware and Western Road leaves
barclay Christopher sta at 40 for Brick Church StA
ton, returning at 3;27 and 4;26 p M
YOUNGs-At oyster Bay l. /. Wednesday. May 4. 1881
David J. Youngs, In the o5d year oi ms age 49,
Funeral from Christ Church, Oyster Bay friday MAY o. AZ
1870 m.
win be In waiting AZ Syosse on sitYa Oh ~ M.
train from Long Island CITY
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HAMPTON AZ 30 Fast 22dst. Mre Enzabcm bsmp.oLI IN
Frcnds are respectfully invited 70 al'ehn VIC '0' y"
Thursday, 5th Inst. al lO:3U a m 49, . 80,
RENEDICT- suddenly Monday evening" l - s I 4,
late Tesidence IA Columbia Heights btooAiS 9si"i r.
o. All AZ Mace from the residence Of her mother Mrs
BENJAMIN +. Lunt lOo 0euoi"'''''N'-''' '~' -
THURSDAY, May 3, at p M. ,.... ..,.
Newburyport and Boston papers ploaso COPY
,,' a. =, Deufa Hotel May 1, John Patterson Dud.
lev aee years tho only child OF John D. and Mary T.
RsmSia, wiz be taken 10 Baltimore.
poWSEOn sunday evening, May ISL az his residence
M III 2daye, OF peuro pneumonia iuchhfu H. bO"he'
,n, service will be held the Meeting House Of tho
oetv OF Friends East 2Othsi opposite 1fanerc5 fAfk
IN FRIDAY. the 9TH inst. at 4;5O y. m -.
me rratiyes friends and tho members OF th Asotl
Ton OF the Bar OF NewYmk respectfully invited TO a.
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pbnadrlphin Junction CITY KAN papers please copy
CUIVER-On "wednesday, hay at 9reenwioh waahingoI
ronptv Y Caroline wife OF tho Hon. krustus d. Culver
In brooklyn May Elizabeth H., vito Of Edwin
Fsiea daughter Of the late Apheus aud NJ A. IL blse
Fuue from hsf late resdeHes 2%7 wsshinste8st' Thurs
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HARPER IS BROS.
Prank iin-sauar

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The Human Race and Oher sermons Preached AZ CheI
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Iuto the shade and other BY Mary Cecil Hay.
40. paper 10 teDts-
The Life George the Fourth, including his letters and
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Two parts Pant l. 4o. paper 20 cents No 10y 10 NE
Franklin square Library,
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THE TROUBLES AT THE UNIVERSITY.
A CARD PROM PROFESSOR BAIRD.

a CARD FKOM
To the EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR: The communication Of the Faculty referred
to by Or. Crosby, in his note in The TRIBUNE OF
this morning. as being in my handwriting land l
may add drawn up in part by myself, was made
May II, 1s77-four years ago, and nearly year
before the movement originated by him, IN the
spring Of 1878, to close the Departments OF Arts
and Science 1t was made in response 10 assurances
Of cooperation and support on his part to the Fac
ulty strong and earnest those conveyed In their
communication TO him.
Respecting the "lugubrious accounts " which Dr.
Crosby denies that no has been in the habiLof bring
ing to the Council shall merely say that the state
ment made by me is based upon repeated assertions
of members on the Council itself l. therefore infer
that they and DIR. Crosby differ in their estimates OF
what constitutes lugubIious account. Yours truly
HENRY NJ. BAIRD.
University Of the city Of Nete- York, May 3, 1881.
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PlSsENGEES ARRIrED.
10 nAMnrna-nr srEAMsHW LEs.INa
rrnnpEAN MARkETs.

t,vvnpoof MAY L. Pork-Pume Mcss-Fasiern. steady
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% Wtner sfeadv al 97d Mixed. Old, dul al e1di
Sew ann at B2Ld. Cott0nseed Ot-Neilow Amer, az
AMI NJ 81 Rosln Common. London steady ~ QUA
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LATEST SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY {, 1881.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer James Crice. Br Evans Newport April 10, with
mi 49, 90 uricr vessel o. " Wright s. 60.
ship Lima Ger. Ahrens Trieste SO days. with Old irou ETC.
10 ORDER vessel 10 Thro Kruger.
Mcrck. ~ HALIFAX, chisholm An'tT1uain AprA l. IN
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AMERICAS PORTS
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-avANNA May Arrived steamer Gate tity, nom new
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NrwORIFAVs. May CLEARED. steamers Hector TOT hot
terdan Hoyal Welsh. Tor Htfrn. 49, -,
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AN FANDf.Du. MAy ~'rd. 10 Gamers pttatt Tor luhs
Kong ,i4 NoAaAama; Coluia, Cor Panama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
NIDyIGH1 WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis ror me past "a hours.

0V00T'7Is I0I IHE V1I5' - '7'''7'
WASHINGTON, May ,, ] a. m.-lhe area OF
hh barometer includes the Middle Atlantic states New
England and the ST. Lawrence Valley. An area Of low
barometer ia central IN Manitoba The temperature has
fallen slightly in the South Atlantic states, elsewhere
It has risen slightly. Cloudy and threatening weather
prevails I'm the South Atlantic States th' Northwest the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee southcrly winds continue In
Ncu England and the Middle Atlantic states elsewhere
Of the Mississippi the prevailing winds are easefy-
Indications.
For New-Tngand. warmer. fair weather, southeIIy
winds, lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic statcs warmer, fair weather
followed by increasing couduess AID local rams, 5oh
orly winds, lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
NnTLCE ID LLLLNIEN.


RoCKANA NIFt-bhiL blpf hffLAtED
r,-r or ri.r tlaurifoy.r IN-rRcTOE THIRD DISTRICT
unNIKINrNILiE, y. r., May Z. l'-l. y
m hell nnns has replaced OF locAaWaf Inlet uu the
fsnNiug compas. bearings: COMFY island Tow \ i'st
,,- sandy Iiruk ~ hf "; Barron Island, y J. hy p
"a, Inn {, L. ftiUnS ~ atei and nlout 500 Yards =
anu, m. LOO H Tic Latter, which is spar WIZ oe re-
..,....i i.f,t' t., AL non buo,. 3D. =. NlDIOll-
F'''N- '' ~ Admiral r. s..
Tu4nrctur Third Lighthouse District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

TnInrNE OFFICE, May 5. a.m.-The changes In the
barometer during the clear aud fair weather ofyeserday
were slight The temperature ranged between 40 and
6l5 the average 500 being 100 lower than the cor
responding DAY last year aud 80 lower than on Tues
day
Clear or fair and slightly warmer weather may be eK-
necfnd IN this CITY and Vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
GEORGE ". CARLETON & CO. ,

prairie Flower new iofno uryl., cotton - lnrf'on
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p,o,ebed uder The story OF Indian Chief. Told ~
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Thcamha Bright Eyes, Of the foucas HOMO '"'" W.
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The Gospel History. continuous narrati', Mo'h In
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nm cloth ed 81
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RAYMOND And LOTTA.

The appearance Of Mr.. John T. Raymond and Miss
Lolita in the same bill will make the benefit per-
Torrance for Mr.. Maze Edwards particularly
br;gbt this afternoon at the Park Theatre. Mr..
Abbey. The manager of the Park, sails for England
to-day aboard the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
,,,vno A yERBAL CORRECTION.

The XIIth Assembly District Republican AS
.o,otop elected over 100 members at iIs regular
meeting last night Chester H. southwoHh pre'iSsa
The only business OF interest transacted was .ne suO
t,op. with solitary dissenting vote, OF resolution 10
ouestlng the chairman Of the General Conhhi'oc' a. d.
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CHARLES sCRlBSER'- sons.

.,s,t,r Instftiou.. Essays Ecriesiast a subjects
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st.pidlftl DuC volume. i-inn, u.
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Russiau Prison. Buried Alyoi or. Ten Years fenH
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ALnzy Mans Work. BY Francis G. spsrha"S limo
Ieisule Hour 81.
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM's soSs.

Literary Art. Conversation between Palnter Poss
History Of the Free Trade Movement 10 England. ~
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TIE EVENING CONCEPT.

40 FALLING OFF In ATTENDANCE or iNlEkEsI-h
VARIED PROGRAMME.
Last nights concert indicated no falling OIL III
interest in the Festival on the part of the public
and il showed that the great crowd which assembled
st the first performance had not been brought TO-
pether by curiosity merely but had been drawn by
the attractions of the music which was
promised it, The audience was at least as
large as that on Tuesday night, and quite
rs kindly disposed though it found nothing IN the
concert, apparently, which so much 70 its taste
ms the graceful and melodious choruses OF Rubin
STEMS Tower Of Babel" The programme was a
decided Improvement lis predecessor, and was as
follows:
Requiem '--'-------'-''-''--
Kaiser March.
DR. Darnroschs overture formed an excellent IN
trodnetion to the concert. 1t was composed IN 1861
for the Inauguration of the Opera House at Breslau
and il was performed again at Weimar IN 1870, a.
The festival of the United Musicians of Germany
where 1t met with cordial acceptance. It's robus
and manly composition, which contains two or three
strong and original themes and It's scoring display
An intimate knowledge Of the resources of the or
chestra and quick eye for effects. IL was giver
with much spirit by the band, and its pcTiOrmamc,
was one of the most successful features of the even
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