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, 1881-04-14

VNORVECTN Of PEACE. ~
CAFE T0wS,. April t.i.-Iho l'asnto Chief
Inns accepted tho mediation Of tic Goyernnr
OF Capo Colony. und tho prospects Of peaco
with tho Urttisl, nra considered satisfactory.
, 1881-04-14

Tho still alarm ut ::3Q o'elnck yesterday after
nnon WAS callscd by n small aro In tho two-atory
frame building M. h2J Elstnn avenue. ownctl
br Louis Krto1cr md occupied by Jaues Fur.
rell. Tho cAilee ut the. tlro wns a defective
chimney. Datangc, nominal.
, 1881-04-14

her, tito tilry disagreed. The caEu excited In.
tense interest. and It wns bcltosta1 by jhpub-
Itrnns that the jtiry was tn1ns,Grrt! wItt W 70
J,i fn,iuisIm aiYniru [tr ,v"s Autltier for srsct
ynutr, hltti ,tun htIu4 .uccrc.:cd BY 1tepH'.
iIc,il. VIVA fnnd 10 hayo lrtlcttcc'I SOHO strange
t,tIt,k kGre etnH,
, 1881-04-14

TWO EC0uNnIlET.H PUNISHED.
LONDON, April 11.-'rhe tribunal Mt J}rus-
scls las sentenced two prisoners. one to six
ycars' nu.l tic other to four years in,prtsoi,-
itulit, for hnyIng induced young English
girls 10 leave their homes for immoral pur-
poses.
, 1881-04-14

run OYER AND KILLED.
.sptf'al DfspateA II TN CHICAGO Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, April l3.-tn tho Wabash ynrd
hero tl,Ia Afternoon, Thomas Cutie. agcI II
yours. son of Michael Cutte. was accidentally
rnM over md instantly kl1a hy switch. engine.
The hoy hstl fttitoh vi /! enr and tntel 10 yet
nit OF tho wny of TIM approaching. locomotive til
time cscapo bis torrlble death.
, 1881-04-14

AT NORDELl.. PA.
nRApfonp, April ll,-Frp lroke out In Ifor-
nera grpcery. ut Dortiell. to.nIght, anh before
It was ehocked $7,0oo worth Of property was de-
ARRIVED. .7
, 1881-04-14

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF NAILS.
rtrrsnun0. Pa.. Arril 13.-Tho Western mil
Association mct hoEo to-day. nnd. aftcr dis
cltss.nx tho state Of the tratic. ,,nnntmnt,sy
narcni t0 ndvancn tho price frnm q 10 a.
tliu prevailing npfnfnn hclnr t1int tho advance
wAs Justified by tho Increased demand.
, 1881-04-14

SALT HttEuN.-Uco. F. Owen, denIer in Planes.
Grant lsnptda Mich, WIS troubIeu for tlint years
with Ynis lshctim. Tried every. medicine known
tn tho trnde, and was attended by many phrs-
cinns. with only temporary relief. Cured b.
Cuttcue1 No:neuics. .
, 1881-04-14

Special Dhpafeh to ght Chicago Tribune.
1sn1AsArokLs, Ini, April al. y. Dixon, Of
this city, who took an ovcrdoEe Of morphine to-
day, died Tonight, Ills family deny TINT sllure
was any sutcilal intcnt. IIo took tho InoEphiuc
tu Aliuy ncuralglc pain,
, 1881-04-14
THE, FIRST. OF: TfiE SEASON.
Entsfaf ElIsn,fsk 10 1xs f!hteuna 1t.1bunA,.

6PstE4I WVt0E*h 70 INV Ehle49V If1bHW1
QAIENA. ILL.,. April ll-The stoainor Aark
Dr|ltey, frn III UroaRe tue tlsat hoRt VI the sou.
s,l,, arrived llpre this ayplIay from uhDva with
heavy rNft 1T usa III INV. Thu l.ralley wHH thu a!1t
pnat To rA.a ihl1,pyh tho dr.w nt TUG p4nleith
loo from Lu Crosse 10 Dubuque.
, 1881-04-14

GONE TO THEIR HOMES.
DEs MONIES, H.. Aprl! l3.-AN tho persons
Iuturpd III tho accident on tho Chicago, nuEllng-
ion &Qu!ncy RaiIroasi. near Abba, yesterday,
have Eunu to tho.r hlilics.
, 1881-04-14

; SENTENCE or uunGL AIRS.
Spettas Dupaeh to TAs chteaeo Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, April l3.-1ohn Callahan and j.
atonahan wcro sentenced to three and Six years
III tho Htntc Prison to-t'ay In tho 3fun!clpul
Court for burglary. $50.
, 1881-04-14
HUNGARY.
: 1fAtttiAlk 31t tfafal1

1'EarIt. April l,k-Flyo su,nll streets and
110 houses were il0ollcd ut Czo,,gratl. At
Szegutllu, tllo wafer Is u StrDt higher than ut
tue time ot tho great disaster Inst yenr, :
, 1881-04-14

rUt'K ACQUITTED.
SEwnunu, N. r., April 13.-The trial Of Cadet
luck, Of Texas, on ohargo of shootng john J.
Thompson. Jr., Ur Ohtu, while at school al High
land Fals, preparing for West Point Academy.
resulted Ia il verdlGt Of acqulttnl.
, 1881-04-14
FIRE RECORD.
AT OCOSOMOwOC,

AT OCOSOMOWOC,
6ptetat Correspondence " The Chttaoo Tribune.
OCnyuAowoc. Wis, April la.-Firo broke out
In tho Northwestern telegraph o!.Ice this morn.
Ing. aud but for few wall.Ilrectcd strenms OF
wntor. would hayn resulted in Il disastrous con
tlaUratiOn. The post-OI!lec: which !s Under tha
telegraph ol!ce. sutfcrct aonewhHt from water.
, 1881-04-14

:. FICTN5It H. TANNEHs
spstiat Uttpnteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
JASEsyiLLr. Wis, April 1a-rtclorI II. Tanner,
q travelling salesman for the strung Manufacture
Iux Company. of Wtnsted. Conn.. died at the Ny
ers 1iousc. In this city. NJ u'cluck tuls morning.
Of congestion Of tho brain, utter slckness OF
three days,
, 1881-04-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

RtrauEcrR visiting tIic rtty Should mot
fa,l r. 'fst r. fns:;;hS 81 p.r,tn@%cy & tt't ot
spcct their tnrEp issurt,nrnt of family medicine
eltses md t'hs from Il t'ocket cac to tho So
fttN[1eEkt1iS hftfA$. !
, 1881-04-14

). AT NEWARK, y. i.
) NEWARK, N. j.. April 1a.-Tho drying depart
mcnt at tho Peters aanufacturinR Gompnnr'a
Ol1clnth Works burnod. Loss, $40 .0SQ; Insured.
, 1881-04-14

n 1s{J Z 1& 7F9F9 2*&fV &14*stFF:
nETHolT, SlIch., April lat-Abo tn one Of tho
public schoolg horu pamca Andrew nrN1ads "A*
stabpcd by a3chool. tuaie mined W1liiQ Fctzal
with pookci-kiIre during school ;thia after.
not'p the result df ~ ola 4paIrsl.: Ihe 1nys AtS
wound WAS 1pttctea. T. f.. +.
, 1881-04-14
ORLANDO GAULT,

ORLANDO GAULT.
Spsttdt Utspaseh 10 tn Chicago 1'ftbunt.
(. WHITEWATER, Wis, April 1a-Nowa was re-.
cetvcd this morning OF tho dcath Of Orlando
Ga9lt, one Of tho prominent business men of
Whtte~atcr. It occurred at Leon, H., where
sfr. GAult WIS tnkun Ill Inst week M his way to
tue Hot Springs. flo had been In falling hraith
for A9Fnfat yeHrg. :, '@I
, 1881-04-14

yEf.es1 y11f "ciran llolfxc, y all sort. OF
t,ii41 nnd things will cpo tU light. Then ~ TIM
tinle To Dsn lliGk + lsayner's "MOth Powder"
which kills at insects ind rrptcGts from tnnhs.
, 1881-04-14

A. DEMOCRATIC Ex-AUpITon.
Special A4pateA -, Thu ttsteaaq 7FtbuHs,
Cixo,ssATI. O., April la,-Tho, seGopd trial OF
ex.Etty. AudItnr y. 1. Hot3mna tor emhe1alq-
mont was begun ta-day, ~ bis first. In pere!a'
, 1881-04-14

cctslIes of life for some tint IN comm. Last
nfRht thu temperature was fsItlr degrees abUfp
Yufst, AEtl n twenty hu0yG now.
, 1881-04-14
WoMAa's FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

ANN AnnoR. Mich, April la,-Tha eleventh
annual meeting Ut the Northwestern nsanca of
ths Woman's Foreign Missionary saoIsiy OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church began lsre to-day.
, 1881-04-14
COAL SHIPMENTS FROM PlTTsBURG.

PlTTsHuno,. April l8.-Add.uoual c0al ehtp-
p,ssts, t,4a90U bustels, Of which VIZ oO were Snr
fur Cincinnati and E, ,u0 for Huntsville. making.
i grand tot4l ths wiuteF 0f y, ,1aa, ,U0o busha!s.
, 1881-04-14
1IiANCIG.

THE MONETARY CONFERENCE. i
PARIS. April l3.-AlM. Alagiin, Dumas,
Cornuscft, and Do Nornnardienre gazeited as
the French delegates to the Monetary Colt
ference. a:
1tOtrTESs SCHNEIDER
Is selling her objects Of nrt mil Jewels pt the
lfotel sDrouot, Paris. Illr sals is likely to
lust a week. rho first day's proceeds were
nearly $4,000. 1t Is rumaretf tl,at the drandc
tic stage md open dowcr.shop.
HOPING .To GET ENGLAND IN. g.
PAINS, April 13.--It is snid tho Monetary
a!low time for further negotiations with Eli
gjat. j.,
, 1881-04-14

+. r. .JACONsOS.
DENVER. Colo. April 13.-E. P. jacobson. etate
Henator aud prominent State politician, died last
night OF congestion Of the brain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
SUPPLIES FOR THE NATIONS WARDS.

Additional awards for Indian supplies were made
Friday and yesterday. F. l.. LomeT, OF II. Joseph,
Mo was awarded contract for 29,JOO pounds OF
hart bread at SO 57ls a hundredweight, and
for 327 zoo pounds az - OH. contract for 2 600
nonpds of lard was given to :. II. MaXhed, OF II.
Paul al Sl3 80 and ia 30 a hundred weight also
to W J. Powell OF -. Louis, for $500 pounds az
S13 so. To W. III. smith, OF 81 Louis was AWARDED
contract for - $50 pounds of hOminy az - - "A
hundred and for 5000 pounds of oatmeal at S3 90
10 A. A. Newman of Arkansas City, 10000 pounds
of cornmeal al II 10; tod C. Naylor, 2o,O1O pounds
of cornueal at 81 10 :. II. MaXiicld' l1J,z>b
ponuds of beans al from So 90 to -. according 70
nonte 10 bc delivered 10 To 4. L. Whyand. $4,000
nonuds AT - 20: to w Spicgelberg, Santa Fe, 5000
pounds al ~ and 5000 pounds at - All of the
tobacco q. I10 pounds. was awarded To- l.; l.. Inge
of Petersburg Va. John Dobson, of Philadelphia
received the award for 10000 pairs of blankets al
Price about 10 cents less pound than That OF last
year: the Jackson Wagon Company. Jackson, Mlch''
pany LeavcnwoTth for 30 wagons. he principal
contract for transportation went TO /. T.. Power,
Of Chicago. and to James McNay, OF Nankton,
Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

Francis Lane who was arrested last Thursday by
larceny of coat De- longing "a George Dixon. % clerk
in the employ of Sargent u Coz Of No. - Chambers
ST. was arragncd for the third time IN the Essex
Market Police Court Yesterday. On this occasion
Thurlow Weed was the complainant. His servant
Ellen Gerrsrtv. deyo~cd that Lane on Apul 10,
visited Mr. Weeds house. No. u West Iwclith-'I.
and while she was upstairs hc stole two coats from
the hall. Lanc was heId ln defauIt 0i 500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
There is no healthier or better

There is no healthier or better fruit than
good varieties ~ ripe apples The immense crop Of last fail
placed them within the reach of everyone Those IN market
now have been kent and longer cheap but
Morris CuER which f. thr pure luccoi sound fip apples
ll-t November and slight iy frfufuf anh CLAIMED d.
~ i- decidedly the best Of 1l hcfefhgr
Tr H grocer does not keep 70 send o. il5 Waiels
fDr price ll.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDRSlA.

RUPTURF-ITs CERTAIN RELIEF AND CCRE.
DR. J. A. SIERwAs and the only DR. sHENAN known 10 th9
public pa-t h successful treatment and
cure Rupture may. until further notice. De consulted "A
follows. At branch Office. No. ~ Mllkgt Boston, on
Wednesday, Thursdays and Frd1y and at principal omc'
no PSI broadway New-Nork, saturday., Mondays ANA
Tuesdays ~ each week Ills book, with Photographic IKE
~ bad before and after cure Is mailed - those
send
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
sve the latter OF scy syskonsu wenODahi tn inst Edna
Gregory. -


ST JoHSs MI May 1.-THE repairs 70 the Cunard steamer
Palmyra completed yesterday and early to-day me
sailed for accompanied out OF the har19r ~ Tue
Allan Hbernian, the latter being bound 20 Hata1
another lumberaden bark ashore IN
81 Georges Bay ~,
collision occurred among ice foes between the SAILING
Aurora and the schooner Emelne The later was
reduced almost sinking condition No lives were lost
fEor Later Shipping Re1es. U ann SEE Sevsnh Pacsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

100, ,u,ar-u. and much harm has been done 70
cucumbers tomatoes and other plsntsi Untii r he
Gently the teamwork has been % saIors 10
set out plants Of several kinds and materially ASSISTED
the seeds already sown. The markets are unusually
dull. and prices are low for all Klnos u saiuen P0
1uno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

VIndsor Hotel-Chester Holeombe, Secretary, 20, OF
G. Buroh Secretary Of tho q. g. Senate ana M NJ
yfefro1oIftan HOtci-State senator George
p lord Of Dundee y. Y.-...S ntceoeat -
IN n IL Of Customs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

EARL g. Wilson'S short band collars and
bead elge cnTs are the best. sold eyerywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
rprp Or TIIF T.ClRT CTJ'B.

The first meeting o. tne I art Clu' for ms sea
son occurred Yesterday This club was oug'nttcd
last wear by r. j. Oakley Rhnelandcr and j. q;
Lawfauce. jr The Other members gre u; L. Grand
Cannon, J. Hooker Halnrrslcy. t. =, ~ nhcfh'g,
Pierre Loriilard IT,. H. Warren. VII am :.
Miller. Lispcnard stewart and BenInmhn
Welles. MI Lawrance is president anu
Mr. Rhnelandcr Nce-prrsident. Tie drive is
to Jerome Park aud return. q luncheon being pre-
pared there for the party Two matTonS Away ac-
company the young people. AZ II o'clock ye-t'r lay
morning Me,Srs Rhnclaudcr. Lawaucc. Ham, lsleV,
WifLcrhec Cannon Stcwar, and loiil1rd driving
their Tcarts. net near the house of Mr.. Lawrance,
No. 267 Fifth-avc.. whence they proceeded 90
matr0ns wcre Mrs. William Rhin,laudor and Mrs.
William Oothout The Young ladies OF the parry
were Miss TIME Living Mis- Oot h9ut. MN, SO"
art Miss Nav Bird Miss Lan!or, Miss iiamer.lcy and
Miss BtTTmau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

LONG ISLAND FARM-woRK AND CROPS.
The spring has thus far been rather unfayoIable
for vegetation Long Island. Cold winds have
prevailed, and the lack OF ram mas KEPT tne crops
hackwald Last week severe frOsts prevailed and
Injured tender plants that were ready for setting
Snf ia the fields In localities potatoes have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

"HAUGuTy- UITUUE-IsM. Lady; "Wish 20
leayeParkins But yop only came yeri erday -farEps;
Yes, marin. Hin engaging thought you ans sparrcr
nss gentry; bat when ears from the coOA lust night
That yon eat pfrater eahlicc, -rois md sioE ike
second hand Vegetables res there aint nothing hes
:hec ia IT, aud resigns my siH VI hoThoo ~ speak.
Hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
CAUsE AND EFFECT.

Disease mover comes without Ask good
ph yscan the and he viii tell you something intereres
with the working the great organs, Kidney Wort enables
them all distractions and preserves perfect
health Try box bottle az once Mirror and Farmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

Constipation, which gives rise to many graver
troubles IL cured aud prevented by Carriers Little Liver Phs
roorFu aEia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
CARPETS.
MOQUETTE CARPETS.

WE HAVE JUST PLACED ON SALE 300 PIECES
AMERICAN MoQTETTE CAErE1s AT THE LOW
PRICE or 81 So PER NAND-IiE 'iEAPE~I CAR
pI.r- t.yfnorrrnED. THEY cASNOr BE HAD Else
WHERE ~ THE CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
lAnnounccmentAI
AGNES BoorH.

Mcasrs Rikcr q Son PARK THEATRE
find your AWRicAv FACE POWDER very satisfactory in
every respect Yours truly, AGNES BOOTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

Keen the kidneys healthy and WnObstructed
vita Hop Btters and you need not fear sickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

SealsNn SacQues repaired, altered to new
shane finished complete splendid work. prices low No
cKf charge Tor storage during tho summer sHAlNEs Fur
MANUFACIOal, lO3 Pnucc-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AZ 1upoprANr s1rGAR CONFERENCE.

A conference of officers of the Government ana
smgar experts was held in this city last week neIe
were present Appraiser j. Q. Howard. rIoiVSS M,
Edward Sherer Chief Government CHEMIST NV, NV
York. Special Agents Ira Aver. IT,, u =. AonInsi
s y, Chamberlain General Appraisers bnggs, heyii
and Meredith Appraiser ex-Govern9r Perrlh an anu
Social Dennfy Collector MoultOn, POrtland Me-,
Annra;ser NJ l. Rice and Assistant Reyes, BOSTON,
Hpppproieer ! H. Lenthicum. Baltimore, Assistant
Apppraissr ". NJ Cav, Philadelphia Deputy COl-
49, pen1letOn Haven. Assistant Appraiser
U,v and Examiners Tuttle and Remsen, togethe5
LII sugar experts from Baltimore. Boston ana
Portland Appraiser Howard presided over tit uo
iberatlons of the conference The prlncpal opJeots
OF this meeting was TO compare the inethous ~, ~,
classification Of sugars at the different p ois ny
Dutch STANDARD, samping testing by pOsIL u
estimation of damage and allowance e"'Ir -rur
methods of distinguishing between tne ~ az
of cane iuce and mOasses ana 70 TecOInn'iiiu i
Treasury Department the adoption OF such legulai
lions in regard 10 these points as wOniu secuIc -.
fritv of practice and in the results att;tineu AZ
Tho different ports. The impression somehow s oo
aLroad that one 90 the results OF the conference
wcnld he the raising of the claSslhcautphss
of sugars; but Appraiser Howard says thlI
the contrary result will be attained ahq
that there will be a general lowering instead Oh
raising i'm the classification OF sugars as Ui. ~
rosnIt of the conference.-the desired END OF the
deliberations being 10 arrive at standard Oh 'c'eo
inst and equitable alike To importers ahd the Govern
Inent The question of fixed aud proper dennlilon
of cane mice and of nOlasses, after some dScuSIon'
was referred to committee OF hVe, OF which ~
lessor Shercr was made chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

Beatty's ParlOr Organs are to-day without a
rival Considering price they sold they match
less Factory Washington NewJersey send for Illus
trated Catalogue. Read advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
EXHIBITING AMERICAN TEAS.

Commissioner lie Due exhibited Yesterday several
olnples of teas Of American growth, AT ne Once Of
s. s. low Il Brother. No. 81 Burling-sp. among
those present wcrt Charles lecbe, of Beebc Broth
ers; /. Iiuessel, Of +. G. Jennings 4 Coz II. r. wat
son' r. g. Carv of f. f. Barr n Co, and Seth Low,
of i 4. Low 4 Co. The Commissioner stated that
he teas were from Mcintosh. Ga, and were
grown under the supervision of H. Jackson who had
had sixteen years experience as te2-grower IN
India The Weld last year at the Georgia plantation
was about sixty pounds aud hte year II Will reach
nearly l 900 pounds. The plant was taken from
Assam India The experts. after testing the dlilGT-
eut samples were united M the opinion that the
teas were very good. when compared with lhdla
tea. which however. was a kind very little III use
i'm this country. One of the tea merchants present
said that out of a total importation of SO.0OOOOc
chests only $500 chests of India tea would be I'm
ported India tea was used IN great quantities IN
England to mix with other teas. Ii was also said
thrt the American tea lacked the strength OF that
grown in India. In order TO test the quality OF Ainer
sre made Commissioner L. Due said that ms next
batch would be 50 prepared. lie estimated the cost
nj the tea that he had exhibition at from 10 TO
20 cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
WILTON CARPETS At 81 %.

Full F1vEFRAMF And FQrAL II QUALITY TO
ASYrnING orFERLD ~ THIS MAhkLI AT $40
oil. = PER YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
G. P. HUNTINGTOY's BENEvOLENCg.

1t having been stated that c. T. Huntington Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company intended to
erect church at Harwinton, Conn his birthplace
TRRUNR reporter called on him yesterday to ascer-
tain the facts a." The matter reduces itself this
MIR. Huntington said "A few days ago received
letter from a committee of ladies at Harwnton So
iicting subscriptions for the erection Of lecture
room on the grounds of the old Congregational
Church Of that place. My reply was that would
consult an architect, and II | found plan that
gu ted me | would have the whole thing built at my
expense That is all can say far. The church
itself have not visited for forty years, and have
only dim remembrance of IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
THE WORKS OF KIND PEOPLE.

Tho success Of the coffee house work in ENGLAND
mas induced Dr. j. G.. Holland, j. y. StclIns, charles
Warous and Others 10 organize the Metropoiitli
Uohce House Company ihniiedi, "lih captM 90
5000 The other mcorl0iatOrs are biGecher N@n
Wagner. l.. VI. Ferris Jr., frederick W. DoWHeI. I.
Il Ihurbrr and William Abbott. IL IS proposed 10y
The COMPANY to buy suitable property near Grand
AZ and put up four OF ilvc-stoTy building several
suitable sites have been fOund but no tease mas yrt
been made On the ground floor there Will be-
spacious coiFeeroOm. where the best quality of food
and notwithstanding drinks VIII De sold M low
prices. With this will be connected
well supplied reading room and smoking
room. There will hc on the second noor a
hail capable Of seating large audience, where lee
fures concerts aud exhibitions Will be glycn-a
fcatre of the work which is said 10 have proved
narkablv successful in England. The thrd floor
will be devoted 20 the superintendent ana ms Idlny
for lodgings. As the dividends paid by the EngIlh
houses of This kind IN 1879 and lss0 were from 10
10 per cent on the capital invested The company oN
pects 10 ind this enterprise apIOhtdbie Oush>s ven
A. 3. Stone. one Of the trustees Of the Childcns
Aid Society has bought Bath Park, with four and
half acres, several paVtbons and Ninety DatnllS
houses for $50 600 and presented II 10 the society
for a Summer Home for Poor Children, when, 1t Is
exDected will be in readiness by june. ms nome
hos been for seven wears n Bath. l.. l., where sum
uier enjoyment has been tulnlsned 70 more uidn
10000 poor children. The Society IS N neei OF
abouf 81 600 for putting ZIP addtiOnal buildings
nnd for defraving the expenses of the coming season.
and has made appeal for thai amount. The
average cost for each child Is about - week. M
An appeal TOT money 10 ucLaN '"" 'NP'"'' ia
JohD'S Guild the coming season has been made \
scosidc nursery is now building. which is 10 supple
ment the floating hospital il having been found that
one days excursion is not enough for many Of the
patients BIZ this means il is hoped that many more
lives will be saved than have been by the hospital
Money is needed 10 dcfray part OF the expcnse OF
building the nursery and 10 maintain i during
the summer. the fund OF the Guild u almost eA
hausted.
According 20 the fourteenth annual report Of the
st. Barnabas Free Reading Room Association, at No
S0s Mulberry-st.. GOA persons visited the room
last year, and the expenses were $3.50. The treas
urcrs account shows deficit Of $3.50. which the
managers hope will be made up by contrib ltions
Gifts OF books illustrated papers etc. are solicited
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Hub Punch encourages good nature.
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WAR ON SIXTH AVENUE RESORTS.

The proprictors of several notorious Sixthave re-
Aorts were cited 10 appear before the Excise Com
missioners Yesterday chargesof violating excise
law The charges werv preferred by the society ior inc
prevention OF Crime All of the defendants asked
for an adjournment Charles Gill and Eugene oa w pl
Inns who keep "The Ruby at No. lO9 NeSt
Tbirtv-secoud-St.. were charged with selling liquor
between the hours of l and q. IN, in violation Oh
law Another testified that he saw men ana women
drinking between those hours and bought gas
of liquor for himself Additional testimony WIZ ~ no
taten next saturday. The case OF William II.
Barst the proprietor of the Empire Garden, at
No 5O6 SiNtli-ave. and that of Thomas L. Gould.
who keeps a similar resort at Nos 90 ana - u Mes1
Thirty-frst-st, were postponed until May IL Nhsn
the eases of Michael Henry, the proprietor OF lhe
Star and Garter" No. 50t SiXth.avep and OF
Barney" Jackson. who keeps the " Newport no,
r02 Sixth-ave came up, the Commissioners were
informed that the accused men had been selling ing
Gnnor without any licenses. As the Commissioners
have no jurisdiction in such cases they were dls-
charged On evidence showing that the place KEPT
Inv Moritz Silverstein az No. 81 Eldrdge-St was q
resort for di.orderly persons an order revolving ms
license was made The trial Of Alfred SKIP chaigti
nv thc society for the Prevention of Crime WIN
selling liquor March \ at the Mad son Square Car
den while a walking match was IN progress there
between / and a. M. was postponed until tuesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
Administer and NOquetle Carpets
FROM 40 TO - 80 PER YARD.
BEST BODY BRUSSELS ClRPETS,

81 25. 81 90. - so AND 81 GO. TIE LATTER FOR
,rtIf. CHOICEST PATTERNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
YIsIToRe Ar ME MUsEUM on ARr.

The number Of visitors at the Metropolitan Mu
.e,,,n al Art last week was as follows: