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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

AL ONug IJetNIc3--~CNlJEJ.
RRADF0RD ACADEMY.
hP FOR YOUNG WOMEN
the SeyentYninth Year commences Septomher e. ls7l
For circulars apply TO Miss Ann lt y. JOHN son,
Principal, bradford, Mass.
ENREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. y. Y.
- ltealthlu, iomcikc, thorough. musical advantages
unsurpassed Rates Tow, fogns sept :. Geo. G. ~uitn s.
{ GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies.
~ hiHgeloItCt Address the Principal Miss Emily Nooon
I HILLSIDE SEMINARY (Blidqcrort. Comb.
orvoung ladies, VIII reopen - Nbfr - 1850. Prep
SIpNi, MARIANA b. sLADE Mis-. g KNOWLES
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
roopens September 10. Miss ~. ". AITCAIF. Principal.
EtAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
IVA For Young Ladies. IHttsIcd. Mass commences ia
foriethyear september % 1850 widely bnown Tor exco
clce 80 instruction ana beauty
The Rev c. Y. SPEAR Principal
'A Girls AZ Rutherford. Ncv-Iciacy, september II sx
oarihs pupils pre- arcs for College Circulars alpc.
Nh ISIS MOTIFS English and French family
w and Day school FOR Young Ia lies, 1913 Nll-st.
laVcn Conn The ON year begins september 20 tircu
lars sent upon Application.
MISS WILLIAMS'S SCHOOL, Worcester.
4Nh Was7.-FOR YOUNG LADIES For cir,niar
AVA WiLLIA1fS, Principal
RYE SEMINARY. RYE, NEW-YORK.-For
IA particulars address Mrs 81. LEE
ST AGNES SCHOOL, ALBANY. Ncw-NoIk.
- Caurch Scho" for e'rls from o kindergarten
supervisory 81 tie l )l of Albany. Sister Iltci,
Anna aud Mss T. W Boyd IN chef cherro Toms Cfu.ic
Zee The twelfth year viii beel ~inteuh r a. Apply
BISHOP DOdnc o4 ~ Agnes school, Albany, y. y.
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New 3Jublirdiions.
-Four WomGn's Ixtlas for Fifty Cents"
II HITTING AND CROCHET.

"four WomGns IXtlas for Fifty Cents"
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
Pastimc for leisure moments
FANCY WORK PATTERNS, LACEs, TrDIEs
COUNTERPANEs, STOCKINGS ETC
Extra No. 59.The Worans Extra Practical Directions
ior tancS Work Patterns, knitting aud Crochet. Icc,
Postpaid, 10 cents.
i,xtra No. G2.-Knittnr AMI Crochet An illustrated
pamphlet o. ~ pages. Price, - cents
Extra 40 75.-Npittins am Co,hot. New Patterns
Pamphlet With fJrty Work Ptcs
20 cents. just issued.
Extra No 7G.atOckins knitting Pamphlet form. Price,
10ccnts.
-, These four Extras will be postpaid any address in
The l. :. 1Or ~ cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1881.
Price, 20 cents five copies, 81
TIE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1850.
PRICE 80 GEMS
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
NeVy.Y York
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l ONG BEACH.

Nop'a'e'e it on tho whole Atlantic Coast for TIC euo,
mcni Of the National Holiday
Tho FINEST ORCHESTRA ever hoarI in Am,.i,a
TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY.
Boating bathing nshnrand sailing.
Eleven hundred haunghouaes; rot eoua,e, in coo,r,
and accommodation as any other watering place The l.rs.
est andbe4' appointed Il,sTA In the world Safest
oloast and most dell h;fa bathing beach on the coast
Trains leave hunters Poia, on sunday as foos 5. SIS
and II a. m !, p 81. .. co5 and Ppm.
Leave Long Beach: 7:55 and Il:ao a. M 1890 sao 400
BIO, o:2o, :. s.2o. 9:iOanI m.
MONDAY.
Leave Hunters Point: SS5, 10 and la rn:l.a.a ar,
49, $50 aud p. IN.
leave Lone Beach: ef5. 500. $50 and Has a.m:ast
$40 his. 7'o5. go ard Iopm.
I ,oN% BRANCH. FIVE TRIPS DAILY
Leaves Pier p r. r. aaa = leaves ioo s., $50 ais
da = tooi % " 4th f. $50 q , M s Si r. p y r. 10
r., . a. M, p.
FARE, SOC. EXCURSION TICKETS oNt, ca,
I9ANHATTAN BEACH.
~ steamer SYLVAN GROW. connecting Wiz, trs,sr-,
MANHArrhN BTkCH A. s45 ass. To- i ia III N.y,T i',
Trains .sSa,Iia l,e.l At 7s5 10 ll.o,a VI, ,,,
i, A''' D. NJ s4ii D. ana eat
Sieaingrs d. r. MAEriN a.t NhTTEAwAN connecting
win lrltns VIA BAY RIDGE. leave Il. fI1rr>
hAli~Ni, terminus %. Elevated Roads hang ial-ly M,
$40 $40 a and hourly from LOU a M io ioi5
p. & 10 N'-N'
GRAND CONCERTS by GILMORIrs FAMOUS RANo
iS'Hi W Nii-N ..i~t)N, solo Coruof, otsr
ac sooisls, unaor the direction of NJ p y sft,
eva y AFTERNOON and tNINc.
GRAND Dl~PiAh CF FIREWORKS
By The AlcNancra Exhibition coirnaav
under Tho enf
Mir. MIS- PAIN. Inuisn
MONDAY EVENING, July /
FAIRY LAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH
WY iu'S""s ana thursday night weather permitting.
STAINS GLEN ISLAND. l.. l. Sor,ua.
- Most attractive Gay summer resort in A,e-..,
superior dinners a la carte.
ol1 fashioned RHODE ISLAND 81 Al a. NJ.
arrival oi each steamer -'''''-' "a
Two grand concerts daily by JoYCrrs CELEBRATED
SfNtNTf FIRST RESI MENr BAND.
,iudng the follow gr,at
XII ,-.,iol, HaAOPhoAe Bent BsOS. cornet
- ' -"'"'i""h DBL. -. { Lowe. Nylocalnie 81.
ihOaAS Soi-l t.k. LAURA N. SrARIN and SYLVAN
Ohi-i' VAL make tf1ps as follows.
Pier IS n r. Broome.st. T. r. 3sast p r. 5i.a is,sri
,HnsS3n a ~ 500 A. u. "a. n. lt:SOA. N.
ill MA iiiS1M I'm ',,ii 1889 < + n n:
4;lo r. NJ l:45P .3.,D y M
2:45P. go nj
S s:sSPM s.SsPPMM Ie.ME
Make Gully SD ami iToome-stA landings
EXCURSION TICKETS 4Oc-; CI-A 81 AXE rICKl-rs 75c.
lfTH OF JULY EXCURSION
See advertisement In this column below az fi.e
NY, WOODhANEN ana HOCKAWAN r r.
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Ecciurcs ano 5tlcciiaqs.

NEw-YonG STATE SOCIETY OF THY cr.-f,.,,TI-c0
~srD-,,D.r /,,.~. -.EW-AoHK. July j. rs-l. (.
NENLR oRDEk.-lbc Society wifi rneeA
- on lDNIAl July 3, a. Deimonicos 5fiave ana 20hi
49, a. IT, oclock Nc'lhcrs other e,l.- Il.
in tn city assist ia TIE coia -f - 49,,
IVotii Anniversary ol Nasnal Indcpc.deoe , odd
JOHN SCHUYLER, Secretary.
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Gorses ano Carriaaes.

w ANTED.-A handsome pony $50 to G7h
va,a p9nnd, for Miss Of Ii 90 drive harness; must
i.iy w,h age, weight and price ~ W W. w IiCox iS
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1n5tructior.
For Bows and YOUNG Nen-Counry.
NEWYORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ EORl MASLII NGrO NON IL n DSNN Y y
ININUIIHNVU INDI.
lEoPfNS SEPTrNI SER ; 1891

Established 1854
lEOPENS SEPTEMBER :. 1881.
school iorboys respect Of the high
and mathematic- but equally i'm conrrcal sdes is AIMED
Oder and ar EN- nis OF Hr9mpt G5gignee pnd OF
sn 5Sen fencina, boxing. dancing, drawing and
Seled It commands the most beautiful scenery aionr
l1 pidE OF ne Hudson and has forty acres oi campus
Elevated Ioed to 5i v6cfe carriasts are mai a9ays in
address JOHN i HAYS ~ D. SUPERINTENDENT 'o"'
IDAEk INSTITUTE, RYE, \. Y-For Boys.
E1EEKSKILL On. W Military Acadcmy.-For
q circulars address COL c.. WRIGHT A. ~, PRINCIPAL.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
English bcnocs couforIod. Jo'onei fIILo IlIAT4 Plos
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
address nv HON 1LBI0N W. r3If I;oiI 9H"9'
June = at ocock P mi comnencem,nt Thursday June 2;
coonci iiIGo iifYAATrr, President
SlGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL. NEW
b. ~ ~ n H.-A select boarding school - Boys.
f rs to ifye teG hgs rank a 4as ga Wa Cir
GUMME& HOME FOR BOYS.-The Prnci-
Lo e,siae Tor the vacation. gentlemen Wishing place
crcnccs required. 49,
SUMMER SCHOOL.-SWTFHIN c. SHORT
AoGia Penn y miles west Of Phadcpha win he session
year SSsa viii open at Meiia Icncnicr - rar ', ,cr
sWIrnN Q sToRrLfDGi; A. N, (uaryard Unyers.ty
,s,studcnis afmttedj any time
TUE GUNNERY.--Thc fall term of this
Z boarding school for hovs win pegin September II.
Address w e. &i SsN iEljicae,d co.. Conn.
NVoRCESTERR o ACAREM J Y,ss
Ahheraly endowed piep1rat patrozod the last
seiDclartn5a; its for The Gs.i CocgeS and unycr.tcs
He b,lt llUlN
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For Both Sexcs-Country.

4 HOME AND SCHOOL in the Conntrv-A
a vi take three or four children e. board and educate
IIs HoH ic9 sgrS S.i' Vai,5 e Address L. + h'
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.
Az Mi kisco " y 'or yons ladies and children. Will re-
pEDDiE INSTITUTE, at Iiightstown, y. j.
fofh sexes be ens September ft9 college for
1a.iu..s Music Pantiueand Drawing, cycry
catalogue TO Rev. j.. j. a Ei:Y, 4. NJ. Principal,
ROCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack-on-thc-lIu d-
and mountain air ". II. BANNIsrI.Ii
GWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near PhiIadel-
- lhia-Urdcr care Of Trionds Both admit
SCHOOLS Aeircss fbT rHm H. MRRGaii I I. Neaf
owarthnofc Delaware County. Penn
s: ESN a YEAR, board and tuition, Young
~ 'FOl aides Misses Boys, Episcopal schools IIaddou
hcia2i $40, Young Men, Burlington Anasy CoicscN.J
Miscellaneous.
4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
catalogue. bAhih PRATT d CO.. 50. 10 boud-,l. :. y.
LNOR SALE or LEASE.-Vcry desirable school
property in eas'eTl part Of NewYork stale location
and principals family :nne bulan rrounds
lanlishcd ioty years owner dsiIinr refine vii se ON
as Terms ur iG ~ low 2Ie t. the right party. Address
IMPORTANT TO Students Of Music-'rhc new
calendar of The NcwhHglaud Conservatory College
Music Is sent fIce Apply To L. TOT IJ&A, Music III
Boston, Macs.
SCHOOL WANTED-Eithcr private school
Princeton graduate. woud lease, perhaps Buy. SIGMA
Box 100 Waterto'yn, Mass.
TFHE LADY PRINCIPALS Of n lone csiah-
hshct ana pfospeflng boarding school for prll wish
New England or Eastern Ns" York whore Day school
dres- 80 1901, care OF @. F. KOWELA SO 10 srucc-st
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Situations Wante6-- filaIcs.

4 RESPECTABLE young man desires a
tribune once "'''' 80 10 ' '''s' Ao"''S' IL NJ g.
\ SsclSrANT. BARTENDER.-By a Young
c11acer &C. j. WiXXoN. iibaae flcc ''' IDS 10 ability
\ S>isTANT BARTENDER. sc. BY an
nm. a @i, ~. as 49, ga i bartender light rer or
81 'i1} "a" FURNISH good references NAi. GIisON. 343
: SSlSrANT EOOKKEEPER or GROCERY
good rcicre lss NJ M c7 eis - can furnish
COOP USEFUL MAN and (wifc cook and
fSgpfg ,rm Sa,e9 no, Sos Sc, &c Good reIoncss
j ANlTOH LIGHT PORTER or USEFUL
,,- .( ..' ,t{e' st5cN tenporaa sonns man. -
fl,,,, sr wick 10 start; Nm H. FOSTER, 30 isia>e
IGHT pORrER.-A German, ace ~. as
s\ years experience - porer furnish nrstclas city
St. ioaoaea NJ ''''''''' i''''AiD "'ffA 81
OFFICE ASSISrANr.-By a young German
IN wiocsec hous,; good references. Address EDWARD
PACKER or P0RTER-m glass or china
house has had ten years ely experence native OF
good recommendations q. IoUKN iI.R. Grani.st 81
SALESMAN, &c.-By an American age 30.
9 9G5s security desired Address PAM li.OanS
v ALET;-By a Young man Just returned from
Tie south as valet would attend
no objection 60 travels nIst class testimonials. Address a.
lif Il IT iOth-st. -
NATER.-By a Swedc. ace 30. single
seas WI" Gs1T MA htsal ', Sas EN-
NNATCllMAN or PORTER-Bv German.
~ aged "a experienced rs waclunsn and poricr; is
large powerful and tt'ng; willing Ia limo.
fercnces ana security. WILLIAM SCHNIlGEll IS lind
N 80 -'"N
NNAFCHMAN, COLLECTOR or GROCERY
" ClEkk.-iy an experienced business man, speaking
U,ihaH and English IN ltcr oi the ro
references Address J. ~, i25 Lynch ST. gooklyn T. ID
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For Boys and Young Nen-country.

n HOME Is offered To boys needing cspecia
IN the family experienced teacher aud nysi
cis IN o the Prettcst and finest town IN
Box 10 Durham, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

Broo@inn ilropcvin Scr Sale an1 Go fct
| OW-PRICED lots. 5000 EACH mn. in
e Rapidly improving Ilrt o. BftltIys.
m pl'I. rutland E WHITING. III Na-ssii-st
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Gilnalioue rJanlc0--femalc

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
All nit Df Good. competent f.-s'. .ary,.. t,ara1
amS and o,3er i girls o' ey 90 co3ptv. as, nalehe,o
lSFANI HoM. BUREAU, -, 6tl-l.., olrtl ns4ss
above loti-,t
CUAMBERW DIX, IODSEWORK. WAIT
y ~" or y iil- Nciv American aud Protest ant ia
d2f ~ AK. cor ~, "a m.l ate WAGES. II tc il.O
lANi HOME bt Itl.A l.. 1873 htI-lYe. above l1t0-s-
WOk, Nc.-l}y thorough good cooks: meats.
" soups pastries. bison cake, &c: for
ready at the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873
btl-tNc
COOK WASH. IRON-By German hclD; for
- ~ or c'i ~. Gan Doe soon 10 tae 'E0rls rANT
l'ML FIJI htAt l5' 5tiiNc ioartl Noise above IOr.-t
" ANrED.-!iomc in the country with \
1 S,iis."n ia,nl "r lreh GIN OF 3. whore he could
ii me mousse p
VAIN references. HOME. Aatonah Ncn. s. orb.
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Gouscs an3 Rooms ilInntcN.

tNANTED-Rosidc for mining stock sold
Box 2.6SE
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Ge!p Wantc0.

NtANIfD.-A few men of good habits, energy
ana rare ability, who are anxious permanent and
pr"htalle business, and willing chance
Announcements Address, eNper.ce IN IA
BROS publishers, 123 Chestnut-st, Philadelphia.
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For EOth Saxas-Citv

INSTITUTION forthe IMPROVED INSTRTC-
a IiON Of DEAF MUItS. LjIJ Broadway, Ncy. YORK
The iar9st articulation school the country established
loo' pare ora method SEMI Tor circular
kg NE. DA SILVA q MRS. BRADVOPD'S
AVE formerly Mrs Ogden Ho;inau'sl English French and
German Boarding and Day scloo for Young Ildic- am
Chiiren No. ~ West StL-st. York. VIII reorrn SEN
teripes IL Application may DC made BY letter personally
above
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Summer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL Islip, T.. T., now omen.
Under the ownership porsonal management OF
James proprietor Of te Berkeley 5thave corner
"ti.ef, Ncv-i ora. stage meets ali trains.
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Dressmakine.

NRESSMAKE children's. infants
N boys; buttonhoes operates all machines, a "A
perfect 81 day. Write 10 j. O., 92 Last l4tl-st or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

DATClIOGUE, l.. I.-Excellent accommodate
ton for families near the Great Bay; terms reason
able Apply to Mrs. IL. a. GUACKENBoSS, Ocean.ave
latchOguc, LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

DATCH0GUE, l.. L.-Excellent accommoda-
tons for families terms reasonable Apply TO Mrs ~ -
KING, Howell House. Patchogue. L. l. " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

First-class accOmmol ations Tor 400.
Mountain air. scenery nm 1rraa cd In the worth.
J.. T. DGARbUS, Manager
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4 leXander NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boarding School
N Whit Plains Ny o. R.WILLIS. rh. D., Principal
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arstruriioU.

For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
GLASS OF MIR. NEWELL.-Lilnited num-
- Der; college preparation; languages ana natural
sciences. NO Ito East -0tA-st.
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ROARpING SCHOOL for a few boys,-Fits
~ i1f college. Terms DiOiorst@ term hcgl,
May i;h ID. >. II. LAMBERT, Principal, Wilton Conn OF
Can DC seen at Room 90, II Broadway TINS week " ~ -
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ESEENSkiLl, n. Y, Military Academy, Sum-
mer SehlO Of Seio0ce Adiress Ma. W. A. Flint
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Citp Real Gstatc for Safe.

A valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem, with
~ dwelling and stable For price and terms apply 10 C
LAND & WHITING, l2l Nassau-st.
EOR SALE.-ThOse handsome lots northeast
corner l4lstst and College-aye. By GEORGE c. GOEI
LER, 3dave. and l3sthst.
INVESTMENT properties paying s per cent
n net on Beekman william, Nassau and Fullon-sts.
RULAND& WHITING, l2l Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

"Iusions A Psychological Study" by James
Suly, Is the next volume of ~. Appleton & Co.'s
" International Scientific Series"
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TsWE GVNNERY.-Thc fall term of this
1 boarding school for boys win begin September IL
Address l.. W. M.
Washington. LtcllGed Co.. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

at Sing sing Hudson ~ Y.
The Of instruction embraces the following depart
ments Classical, Modern Languages, Elementary
NAUTICAL, English studies and Natural Science csses
formed In Music, Drawing, Fencing ElOcuton
thoroughly organized Ataiy Department. Riding school
wellrained horses gymnasium win
iny, September ld BENJAMIN & ALLEN. Principals
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ON STEAMBOAT 60.

, Leave SEA REACH EALACI. 7:3O AMI c.no o 81, .-,
hourly, .:i5 @. fn 20 lf.iIr . n. --' 80 Az --1
1r,1-r pm by Asp HOITDANs:
kl-tl -tNiftr:
LEANE SEA BEACH PALACE cy,r-- l.,is ,,,, o--.
m 10 lV.IJ i. --' '--o -
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-05

TRANSIT OF VENUs.-In 1880 IN,
planet Venus will make a transit acres.
The suns disc, which will be yIghle
throughout the whole of North AmerIea
Astronomers are already making nre"
parations for the observations of hi.
transit, which will be the greatest AZ, 10
nomical event anticipated In this onar,e 10
of the globe during the present centnrv
Each Emperor of Austria learns
the Hungarian language to show his
sympathy with those of his subjects
who speak it. e''
Three new State banks hava hcan
thorlzed to do business In New yovL
wiihin week-the Merehapts' Baol If
Buffalo, with a capital of $500 600. And
Baldwin's Bank, Of Penn Van. and the
OF. Lawrence County Bank, at Couton.
with capital of $4,000 each.
A heavs RAID storm, aecompap,ed hv
xi"id ligbtning, did great damage Al
Dallas, Texas, on Monday. Several
buildings In course OF erection were
damaged by the wind and rain. and
Two persons we're injured by lightning.
The vegetable crop 10 British Oolum.
bia was seriously damaged by black
frost on Monday night
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-05
HAXDoCh %
KIDNEY PANACEA.
NEAR WHAT is SAID.

HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
1t has made me new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weigh fifteen pounds"
my wife would not be without IL for
any m0ney."
'our little boy Is much better. l enclose
one dollar for another hoLLle.n
nnd ~ as e-sy TO take as miIkn
We have sold thirteen bottles thi q
week, and shall want two dozen next
order"
my morning agony is gone-thanks
Il md II splendid appetizer"
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
as TO their complaint, Will be treated
humanely and kindly. Ii Is my m os,
earnest desire to Investigate all forms OF
diabetes, and kive relief at ali times. Il
you are too poor lie purchase. write me
,nyway, and your case Will have imme-
dlate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allen
haydock is across the mouth OF each
bottle
Prioe-one dollar foI large, and nfLy
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK Il co..
hoEs-eoo%Wiy, 10 Piatt ST., N. Y,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-05
Masonic Dedication.

The new Masonic Temple at Eas.on
Md. will be dedicated to-day by The
Grand Lodge of Maryland, John s. Nv
son, grand mas er. The Grand Lodge
Will leave the city this morning on The
steamer Samuel j. Pents, escorted by
baltimore Commandery, No. 2, Masonic
knights Templar. Members of Other
COMMUNICATES and several lodges OF
Mas ms are also expected from Balti-
more city,and the dedication ceremonies
VIII be oil very imposing character.
After the dedication dinner will he
served at machinery ball, and after din.
her there Will be public celebration Al
music ball, with an address of welcome
by j. Frank Bateman aud an oil alton by
Zen. Albert Pike. Rev. Thomas Guard.
oil Mount Vernon M. K. Church, Balti-
more grand chaplain of Maryland, will
also speak.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-05

Capt. VIM. Cooling, an old and
highly esteemed citizen of Chesapeake
City, Md, died very suddenly in tina,
town on Friday evening last. He was in
his usual health and had taken quite a
round among his old friends that af-
ternoon. After he had eaten his su
per, as was hi2 custom he attended the
prayer meeting at the Methodist
Church, of which he had long been a
consistent member. While leading in
prayer lie was noticed 10 falter in his
speech and almost before the congre
cation were aware of his illness he was
dead. His funeral took place from
his residence yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. Capt. Cooling was nearly 80
years of age.
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Ofhetai Trip of the r. h. 10. Ofsicers
Over the P., w. d ID. n. n.
The first official trip of the pur-
chasers of the p. w. & B. r. r., over
the road was made to day.
A special train of three cars, one the
official car OF the p, w. & b. r. r.
and the two others Of the p. X. r.,
drawn by locomotive No. 90, left
Grey's Ferry this morning a 8 o'clock
having on board President Hinokley
of the p, w. B b. and President Rob-
erts, Vice President Cassett, General
Manager Thompson, together with a
number OF directors of the p. r. r.,
started on a tour of inspection. The
train proceeded along the road al a
slow rate of speed, and upon arriving
in this city stopped at Fourth street,
where the party disembarked and look
ed through the car shops. The next
place visited was the round house, af-
ter which the train was run down to
the depot. Here the tfficials were
shown through the machine shops, and
also viewed the operations on the new
car house. After a stay of about three
quarters of all hour the party again
boarded the train and started ON thei r
way to Baltimore.
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Standing Committoes.i

The following standing committees of
sue Wilmington Institute have been ap.
pointed for the ensuing year:
Ways and Means-George II. Ba'es,
Daniel w. Taylor and Joseph A. Rich.
arlison.
Rooms and Fixtures-M NJ. Ghlds,
George A. Elliott and VIM. r. Bullock
M. ID,
MISUNDERSTANDING J. Wiley, Geo.
A: Elliott and T. Allen Hnles.
Newspapers and periodicals-Wm. r..
Bullock, NJ. D., Samuel w. Murpbv. NJ
D., and T. Allsn Hilles.
Observation-Disclosures II. Robinson.
Walter.
Printing-Rev, T. Gardiner Litlell
Daniel W. Taylor and Samuel A. M aeal.
lster.s
ID nations-Dr. Samuel w. MprpsV
and Joseph r. Walter.
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Delaware Loan,

At the annual meeting Of Delaware
Loan Association, last evening, the
annual report was submitted and read,
from which the following are extracts:
deceived from dues, $l3 SSl; Interest,
S4,29T 90; premiums, $ll63.00. loans re-
paid, ST., 100; amount oil loans, $40, 100.
Value OF shares-Second series, SI64.bS;
third, $140.70; fourth, $1lS.27; fifth, Sy7, :
ID; sixth, $77.46; seventh, $50.17; eighth.
$a2.2s; ninlh, S26 so; TENT, $12.70.
Officers were elected, as follows.
Presiden:-Joshua Mati..
Vice PresIdent-AIlen Smith.
Secretary and Treasufer-George G.
Maris.
Directors-John G. Hardness, Lindley
9. Kent, Edw, B. Mode, Michael Boland
George w. Person, VIM. Wood, Edgar
q. Pierce Charles s. Robb, Joeeph A.
Bond.
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Fyty-second and Lancaster aue, April 80.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
NNEpuuSDAv ANrtt ~ 30

FLOUR il in fair req est at former rates
Sales of 1910 bbis, Including Minnesota
eA lras, AT - u 20 for low to fancy
clear. and al 80 % &6 Is Tor straight;
Penbsvivania extra family, part for ex-
port, Ut 81 10 q ); Western, 40. DO, at
80 5Ug5 and faGents az so 76a7 10. Rye
Flour is firm at IS 50 per barrel.
GRAIN.-Mheat was in better demand,
and prIces We're "a traction higher. Gales
OF 40,OeU bushels, including NO. 2, red,
Ii. ok, at$l EMO. do. at Oil "A, and do,
elevator, AT 70 Al the open board 81 Z3JS
Was bin for April, 81 "a for May, 81 20
10 June and nj 1913 July. Rye IS SELF og
AT 81 IL Ior Pennsylvanla Corn Ii hrEl
and IN moderate demand, with hn All
vance in futures sales OF l2,OW bushels,
i'll ciudIng yellow, at 5754@D59c., according
10 locALlohi hLeamer, al o7l5c. and reiecL-
ed al 5Ic.; l5,OO0 bushels, April, las. even.
Ing, al 55l2c. AT tile open board NO bush
els, April, sold al $500; % .OOO bushels do.
al SIZE; 65Nc. was bid Tor May. 5434c.
| Tor June anu 05lz Tor July. Oats are less
| active, but = eaaJ. Sales oil lU,0UU BUSH
| eli, Including No. IS and Is, white al 47g
0Oc, and rejected and mixed nj 1910.
| The receipts to-day We're as follows: 3l9i
| barrels OF flour. II, 500 bushels wheat, 26,.
| iOO bush. corn, 6OU bu h. rye, 1850 bush
OF Is. 100 bush. barley. las barrels whis-
key.
WHIsREl 30 barreIsof Western IRON
bound sold at 81 w per gallon.