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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
COLUMBIA COLLEGE IMPROVEMENTS.

The trustees &c COlImba College have dL. ided 10
erect new buildings the COLLEGE grO',uds al
Madison-ave and Forty nInhst.. tor the us: Of tho
Llw School, $chool of Ar and School of Mines.
Tue plans, witch have Eeen prepared by Charles L.
Haigbt, arCnIie.c include t,.e erection Of new
chapel and lIbraTY UuiidIng II ~ proposed to begin
wo, at once upon the library building 1t VIII hdv;
afrOntage # 12J t""t on Fofty-nint-st and drpih
of 100 feet 10 ety. il WI lie some what SluIliar 10
lie wing that WIS Completed on lie MauisJn-avc.
side Of The Olork la'' wear. Tie basement an' hTSt
slory will &c ID Hp .Or the tehiu"Lf} use Oh tue
law students who 10Y; ntCup quarters at L'HNettc-
place and Great JODr,-s. = ac.'r ap rtmtnt on the
second II 1i will TIE ii usled asa library. IL fI'
have floor are? tqdal 10 Tat -. room seventy
five feet square, aud the crl u viii he slX tcrt
above The 1Or. he library at present IL 10 tue old
building standing on tn" NORTH bue 81 lht DiJch,
formerly nscL as Il deaf and Gumn asylum.
In the hbrtry proper book Will Lc arranged
forming alcoves. 1hvI III contain aOOGS OF ~ T.
enc, aBd rOse Of ordinary use. Directly accessible 20
lie students. Back che library tnc.c VIII b. two
l.Id- AtaIrcaSeS of stone LEADING finm the terrace
virl d passage Sl cO"nect the QUADRANGLE o! tn
School of Arts on the west side OF the -qlirc with
the qua rdagie Oi the School Ol MIrc> Ju the cas-,
sj0e Above be staIrca,es there vii. w rOnus tOr
the librarian ami HTrprOpt dpart!n, ~, hltr-Jnr
t,ei wIuc SAX V-vc feet iUEg anc lor'Y zee. di9 III
winch will d. kept the vatGL"l1 hD0kn ,l0L4ln! Ia
tL. literary Books wHCu called tOf wall bo sem
down from thus apartment "V me ms ni a hlt !" ,he
library below The chapel Will extend bI'k ~ Ihis
bid.ay thTu,Isl 10 EI,"in Il. IL ~ also pro- us.ii
10 ta.e down the old asylum LUl' dnH ana t. pui mp
new lcctuTr:Oos IN its place. ne hui uinG 'Or lac
SctoI Of MINES will b. erected IN the F"urlL-nvr.
81 dc Of tue square and will have iraltag. OF geo
feet All Of lac buildings VIII Do built u bricss
with trimmings OF Sandstone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
coMpErlNG rnn IMMIGRANr rRAEFIC.

sooner does the war between the rnnk haes -
secure the IMMIGRANT traffic from New-I0rB tG t!:a
West end than competition on the part OF some OF
the steamship lines t. secure the Immigrant Train"
10 New-Yor begins. For long time there has e&-
isfel AN agreement between he NOrthtermaE
Lilo, d and the Hamburg American Lanes, IL well as
the English steamship lines. ny which he rates "i
fare toI immigrants have been maintained a the
same figures, namely $28 rom Bremen or Hamburg
10 N w-York. Recently q disagreement
has Orcurrrd. and the Hamburg Line
began q competition with the North German LLOYD.
Tue rates have been 'cduced TO $50 when ihe
tick. t. are purchased either la Bremen o. Hamburg
Yesterday both lines announced that persons par
chasing prepaid tickets. tickets to send abroad
for their Friends wOuld be- charged the same rate rs
i'll Bremen or Hamburg. How long the cOfnpetIti"n
will continue Is no known but 1t Is believed that
efforts will lie made To heal up the differences and
reestablISu tie schedule. In view OF tie approach
Of rIIe spring tide OF immigrants from Bremen anh
Hamburg, THE competition Is considered most uii-
fortunate for the interests of tho two lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
ASKING FOR ANOTHER FERRY.

A meeting of the Comm ssiOners of the sinking
Fund was held yeSttrd.y arg de'egst ,"H ,b "i
estanllshuient Of Ty 10 Brldge-st., Brook lyn.
Mayor Grace expaineD that before anothe ferry
coul be established y TO ninon Council must au-
ihurize u. Colonel Lansing SAID lie Tepresen ed
200 ONO pe0pe who reside Brooklyn between the
Catnarine aud Roosevelt, Stree. FrrTi - The Union
Ferry Company cou d well al Jrd to establish ferry
to BTidge-st for made sums out of the fran
chIse which il nods IN connection with other Ter
RES The matter was finally referred TO the CON-
mon Council. The Commissioners III Enlgla ION
presented a peti ION asking that the Sinking Fund
Commission would either abolish or reduce TO
COMMISSION &c present pays $4,000 year. The
Guestion was referred To the Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

have engaged Joseph Pohemrs to watch t1e TSe
ter Icds NJ a salary Of S14OO per ann o tronbie
Sttor IelaLi ovstermen since having the VI hnuo
5IrS tho ei seymcn about three years aSn con-
de mod Il ne essary to have their 0syteE ueuS
otp 1Iv ar6ed The mass of schooner pro'ruue
from the waterIn Princes BAY.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PRESENTATION Curry. exJudge OF rtlIgei III
rran,n ;'orrs ., California. was me"r,"" ~ - tor
ihurduv rvsninS :, Miss COrnclia Earrs' ua 81
of tho late J. Henry Ferris. aud grandda9ep,;tt
William Nelson Of PeekskIll. The Rev. u h''0"i'
SmItu performed the ceremony.
Wars PLArNs.-At a meeting Of the snper NrSor
Of Westminster County at White L ans yesieIu%SS
II was resolved that several COMPANIES or rue W"
tionaI Guard should be paid 1928 IL lor
Incurred nt the time of the strike am0nH Tue WIT
nIr, employed by the KDlckcrbOc Xer Ice COnIPanSr
NJ Verplanck's Point III January last SuperF'So.
Iohn Carpenter OF Yorktown. compliance OF III, -,
tIre m one of tie village papers, III winch NC H,.'
DESCRIBED rs nu ,ance" in the Board, \ re f
tlon was adopted whcn had the effect OF paciy.nS
tho aagrieyed member petition aldre SEQ :" oilo
Aniutant-G General TO exempt TIE Eagle trT'pEt W"
alfy of Munnt Vernon from IA, order % ro -
mem vas siyneu by nearly all OF the me norfs.
wae urged mat tho eastern part or We-tcnrs,ei
Comfy would otherwise nc left wl'hout prolSctloh
in case Of riot or other dislnrOhnce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Mary Carroll age twenty, wO, young married
woman, attempted t. kili her enid, age two years
and five months. YESTERDAY, by cutting It's troLt
with pockel knife. she was standing III hird-
act aud was Immediately arrested. AT the station
house it was found bat a severe wound had been
inflicted on the cnlds throat and tlat she had also
attemp ed to cut her own throat. The mot Ter nd
child were lent 10 Bellevue Hospital. UIon Oues-
tuniug the W ivan the PHYSICIANS dIsc1v'Ted that
che was insane. Sne had been married several
Years and had lived Eapplv with hrr hu band.
Peter Carroll, butcher. il, No. 2l3 East Forty
tifth-s she has two children. the Youngest beng
SIX months old. e Ia> suffered much from sick
ness. winch seriously affected her mind Her men
Ia condition was rendered w1r'e JlnIary |, when
JOcketbO0k, containing all the savings OF herself
and her husband was stolen from her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
THE DOG SHOW IN APRIL.

- A meeting OF the managers 81 the Westminster
Kennel Club was held yesterday in The office of Mr.
Deluxe. III South WIlliamst. The managlay commit
tee a yrd upon the last week in AUrll az he time
for holding the annual b 'nch snow, and u IS leased
the American Institute Blu .ldlnL, ietween SIX Y,
second and Sixtythird-sts. III hir'!-ave., INSTEAD
of the Madison Square Garden, Tor the pur-
pose One reason for the change was the enormous
rent asked 10? Che of the garden for one week.
A Reporter oil THE TRIBUNE, in conversation wl.h
several u the members of club Yesterday was tod
that the probabilities that the coming show will
surpass ne held heretofore 1t Is Increasing !!
favor every year, and the IN st valulbie dogs 10 the
country are expected to be present. The premium list
will be long, IS yet II Is impossible to give
nny corrcct idea o: what 1t will be like 1t Is "
pe,,ted that the amounts Will be made puGnc neat
week. Charles Lincoln wIIl have charge again tllo
year. Tie system Of having O.y one Judgc has
worked So well IN the lew places where ii has been
tried. that it may be hdopted here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
1rNApLE TO EFFECT UNION.

The Executive Council of The Irish National Land
League held meeting last night AT Academy Hail.
Mic,ael BIeslIn presided The score. arY's rep"rt
showed that twenty-nIUe branch Orgahizd ions were
UNI er the control OF the Ex .culva e. uhcIl. and
tuat they had contributed to the Land league luna
siyce January 50, 6S5 60 of winch i l.tl1 IL was
now III tue t.easureis hands Four hundred aud
cwrnty-f0Ir dOlarr was received last Ii!gnt from
tne various ward branches Dr. WaiIdce, the presl
dent OF tile Council. redt long seIIes % letters
that have passed between tue Parncll Land League
Branch ~ New YORK ana the irlsn NailOnai Land
League B: anch, which showed the erdelvOr Of the
two organzatlC ns to unto III one CenIrai League
ne two uraucbrs no; being ablt agree on some of
the conditions o, the union the reRu tIaItOns were
gwen up aud each organ cation will continue III its
INYn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
ICE IN The RIVERS AND SOUND.

There wa, considerable 0oaNng IN The Tvors YES
tar,jay he most Of winch was broken III small
nj, ces Now and tncn a large cake lOdg ii IN the
ferry slips and caused cOnsiderapo delay 10 the
bOa;s ne Alaska. OF tho Roosevelt ) rect Ferry,
wac about entering her siIp On tho Brooklyn side,
was unable to the bridge and nanA OF tho De0-
pie l1nUed by clamberhg over the liles. 4 Few
came 80 nervous that they sat down until assistance
reached tlien. Finally tho Ice cleared away by
mea,s IF boat hooks, and the Loaf made Ler landing
The Souuu boats not DELAYED any extent
as the zee was not heavy until thoy reached the
East River. At III III Cute Uu, re vas considerable
omit ICE bud SAILING Vessels were able ~ proceed
Though IT without much dIilicnitY.
l. he barge X: Hubbard, owned by John II. Star'n,
and loaded with rags. was sirntk ny ice and sank
Yesterday &c Pier No. b, East River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
ARRESTED FOR STEALING JEwELRY.

Detectives Wade and Hess, of the EldrIdge Street
Police s. atiOu, arrested at Houston and Eidrid"esTs
THURSDAY night Herman Palmer. OF No. l2G STAN
tOn-st for whoa the Central Off detectives have
been looking STAGE April 80, 1880 o. that date,
the prisocT. mis- bro her Augn,t Palmer, anu a
pawnshop of Mr. MrIdidmeyer. at No G42 Second
ave-. and. after brea king open sale, stole there
to the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. the
prisoner wax remanded t. the cu.odY O. Detectives
King and lyon. Of the Central Office. who recently
"Bub1 Clifford of the burglary in wnich 1t is
claimed thar Herman Palmer u confederate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
LAW BOOKS CHANGING HANDS.

The sale If the late CALVIN g. CbilPs law library
was continued yesterday at tho auction rooms OF
Baug> & Co., No. 739 Broadway. Tue D'udlng
wa n ltls more spirited than it was tlle day pre-
y,ous but the prices ootaIEe we're generally ow Re-
ports brought rule the bGnest prices he follow
$40 20 Ter Ab6Ott's "United States Digest" III "a
vols S24 80 for Ves,,y's Chancery ports. with
Hove.isu's supplement" set of % vols. made up
of Dublin, LobdOn aud Philadelphia editions |;
E64 O5 for Waliace's United States supreme Court
lie, .or;s 1868 1874 ~ % vols; $50 80 Tor Wen
doiis "Ncw-YOrk supreme Court Reports, 1928
Btat = Supreme CoHrL .iepJrts. lsl6-lS27." ~ II
.gole "a 20 for Williams OD ExsyuGo,S. "a ~
tE Massachusetts Bay Temporary Aets and Laws;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
APPROACHING WALKING MATCHES.

Tie entries for the third contest for be original
0Leaiy belt for ongd'tanco championship VIM
close Tonight. IL is expected that There vii he
about ty, my entr for tl,r match, vine will take
place ut 1adisUh Squd.e Garucn iron February -
10 Ma;cb & There were tnTtecn cntrlcs up 10 las,
night among the ,dmb"r being Hart, tiugncs, TN
MS Howard Alien amt kronnc.
The ARRANGEMENTS FIR ne How"li-Oleary match
will bo co.npleed on Monday next, when meeting
agreement signed bt the representatives ui Rowe
and OLrary. u. w. Atkinson will act Tor koVeIl, and
Brian M"Swyuy iOi VLeury. Nothing iuiih"r
will he done Mt pleSent in TeieIcuCc - any uthcr
I.atch.s LII winch ROweil may entcI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
SHOT IN A BALLROOM AFFRAY.

Roundsnan Farley, of the Delaney Street Police
Station. yesterd Y morning appeared in the Essex
Market Police Court. having III custody Henry Brad
enrurgh age twenty three. of No. 16O Drlaacey-st
whom Le charged with shooting joan Newman, OF
No. SO GOerck st. The testimony showed that
at No l5s D laDcey-s', and at 23O q. IN. yes,er-
day Newman got INTO alteration with Kel!y's
wife. lie was elected from the sh 10, aud suddenly
groin The injured uan was removed 10 Bellevue
Hospital and BradeIIburgh, wlo 1t is believed hred
the Shot was arrested. lie denies knowing any
thing whatever Of the shooting. but Justice b xbv
held hun a. await the result OF Newman's Injuries
ia nes Kelly. the proprietor Of the saloon. who was
also arrested was held fOr violating the EXCISE law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
"LI1rHEA EcOAovI" is 4 PczzLE.


u me Edftor Of The TrtbHHe
SIR: For the Information Of those desiring to
p-s,i,r. Nj cnrn Econ ,u,,' WA YOU p'"i-e xplalu
the fpilnw,ng:
Wn'u Dr. J.. G.. LOVE- ana wa - plea Of BtKng T ~
der ,-hc mil ~ ~" X y 81 MINE P'"t rtrn,p my
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DR. =. q. Liy- aualyl"' -Ln 'r~ Ul IN sdulr
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.t..,... b. - ikil tnc Ion or the - ~
w,a.rsi. rhr Roya .Alug In"d'r CumptnE aivct.
tl,, thtir P'Wu"T i . ab~O,u tly pu'c.
Pr lc or uor ou. Pr'-i"ut ~ stevens Institute. d7.
co. rIp - /, 81 IJip.btk --Am.nOuIt.
u.,Nri uTr. t"-' tptiI'r as o. Yuj aiur' your pl-
Der -. H.. ne 'rili"IIor IT " Kitchen ICUhf ~
IL. ii 1I1T 90 tx nli'.r-,,,r.. y. y. cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

JAMES McCREEHY a. Cd.
have the largest, richest and
most varied collection Of CAM
ELS WAI4s SIaAWLS ever Of
fcreL for SAFE i'm this country.
Cashmere Valley gems display"
ing tie amOst delightful cOmbl-
nations Of mellow sow tones
rarely 10 be secured, Decca, Ann
ritZir and other choice ShaWis.
"A conspicuous and exclusive
feature Of the Shawl Depart
sment il the great number OF
beautiful Antique SHAWLSs
OF admirable COlOrs and quail
lfy at extremely low prices.
Trcse %haWis are difficult DO
Ubta.la and are increasing i'm
rarity.
JAMES WcCREEgK & 90.
broadway and ailevemtl-st.,
NEW-YO&EE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
TYrpro Co.'s Coca REEF Tonic

"eives ls rave eve, sen or o Se
Grand Du ~ Of Sax'ny Knight NJ the Iron r17r 'tc . a.,
ne IFS, OF the Coca borders npoI tao su q
not clearly By scientists oil u OuDeu 'eIaoy
would be together beyond belief says Dr. "m o. ecate'
ProuklYn. v, Y. ,., ...u,or. o,zz,
IL Invaluable IN head affections weakened memory maIi
ness dpterTpi at0n tue head scs ana nervous
h. ac re- Asa highly IN pslv alton Of the hS1rs
and her runs disc III nehllga hrop.ica an G.
IysiA dy.pels a. monthly baDsIluB anu
Of worthless limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
CHARGED WITH FokGiNG A WILL.

DETECTIVE Mulveny, of the Twenty-stventh Pre-
cinct arragnrd before Justice WandeIl yesterday,
at the IOmbs Police Court a man OF middle age.
with q ford complexion. who gave the name OF
Christian K,eIn of HobOken. Edward stanton, an
attache o. he DISTRICT Attorney, Ofhc jersey City,
appeared 10 prefer charge g.Inst MN of baving
entered into conspiracy with three other men TO
defraud the Williamsburg Bank by means of
forged instrument. purpOrtlng 10 bea WILL o. 5000,
winch was fraudulentiy obtained, ont OF $llOJO,
the whole amount becueathed. IL is alleged tina,
two OF his confederates have already been sent TO
the State Prison. lie was reIndnded TO await a
Ieuuisitlon from tine Governor Of New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
FOUND DEAD on THE TRACK.

The mu' Hated body of an unknown man, nge
about fifty, waa found on the Ere Railway track a
short distance south of Paterson, N. j., THURSDAY
morning. Inc remains scattered Tor long dis
tauce Oh the track aud lruzen. There was nothing
20 prove their identity. 1t 10 thought that
The nIau was passenger through tram. who fell
from the platform IN Lotlced. lhe 10 believed
10 lave beeli about i've feet SIX inches IN heIght
He has rbick brown hair and AIDE whiakers, and
wore dark clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
INTERESTS OF TIE COTTON EXCHANGE.

A petition 10 the Board of Managers of the Cotton
Exc..ange which has been largely sgned by tro
member, approves the proposed changes 10 DO made
ia the Qualifications Tor membership aud Q
rates named for minimum commissions. The peir
tuners thIuK that it would be Tor tho interest vi the
Exchange If the rule of return cOmnIIsslon not to
exceaS 10 cents per bale where the COMMISSION
charged Is 25 cents for the double transac ion,
should Apply all registered aud licensed agents {;
mud II Ie suggested that firm be allowed more
than one agent IN any city or town IN :he United
Suites uuIess the receipts at that place exceed
900 900 bales # cotton. and IN this case that 1t
sl,ali not have more than two agents Unless a re-
turn commission IA allowed il benet ed that the
agents will he induced tc throw their Influence in
favor of other Exchanges TO the injury OF New
much legislation III heir Exchange for the benefit
of the Exchange ut New-Odeans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth ArtRae HoIl-GoyernHr Aon5o p; U"rP Ha6.
and eT r-essnan d. J. MOrre- OF Pepnsylyas ~
n% op-'- Professor W g. sumner lnq n: We real.
To, HJ'si-B. b. Angus, 49, ~.
dcDt NJ 1t plrL Minneapolis AMI Nam "a itaiwy ,ad
Espy ~ Rreccor; 4IOuse-Semuel P1Wi.s, o. ,3 3Dy s
f,ays ''' ~ Jalaes Hctet-Juhn T., kmyth or Al'1hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
urv.voKx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10 TOOL

nese (Br> Dewdneg from, Boston Andean lB @ &
from New.orleaps Lake NepiGOn tBrl Campoeu To1 r"
land. - a.,., ..~ cItv of chester "a erl Wat
QUEENSTOWN, Feb lSSaLed etr CllT u Nne't'A ''eA'
kns, Liverpool or New.Yerk. ma, crnors from
BRIsr Feb l5-AI1ived str Brlstoi lbr' SS"OnS AVE.
BARROW Feb 1s-Arrvcd str JeranOs tBr Carson t0ni
GAyiyH Feb 17-Arved satiaRo dc Cuba Foote' h'n
New. York and viii sail for Mexican ports frioay'
AMERICAN PORr@
po--o~ r., ,9Arriye Tyr4G, ietche IIi,nT
nciu ports; Norman, GOJglDs Philadelphia NereuS n'
Cleared str Marath ou. Garrett Liverpool.
Sailes strs Victoria and Glamorgan -. o+nor, Tden
BALTIMORE Feb l8-ArrveJ, SIR Commerce. bt'h''"' A
ton. nc. r..u .,,,,ooerhia. A VII.
lug Tier, NeH.YOrk $500. ,,no-,ooI Iascelles
(Br Inch Ba row Belfast; Gaina tbrh Neen o''V'
safe str Wyoming. - ,,.... pa,, Rich.
mon . FGua or HnoKley Fal River VIM lIu hsSs'
Woo BalunOrT Cheruoln;
Bonn; Com salti Van Kirk New-fOrIi " E'ein""
RcnInDnt ,,uor,.ooi. Pr1tsh
Queen Lee " L We pool TrOJc KING P"tL AZ
nj Avn IRE BREAK ATER Feb lSArryed, SUI BredA"a'e
from YOI,.
Passed In. str PerEiOmen. ouis.
NEw.ORIEAAS Feb lo-At the FasseS-AiL'''N' ~ "
: aui. agef New.YOTk.
SAILED. str Cafadlc. -. ,..-,.., psI,,more,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

mn, ~ 800, ,nen roll ID MIN back barrel Tor "e
"ence of colling cnurch Jos house Ihey 10 o'u'
70 have religion respected IN LeadVhle'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
Announcements.

A large stock SpalSkin Sacques and Dol
mana Fngh dye Fnrined CircnlT and wrap'' anew anew
Eur l03 Frinces splendid opportunity to purchase
reIIl furs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
.ulRIAE IAIhALlGhNCN.

4nur,-,... 6f& 90. 80 t'I's fa.'i2Hj9.'o
~ II - HUDf -pItp. 3Jp M"Irt -. l)-. -
ulLu WN1lG .u.pNI 4. u.
sandy noos Ill5 I,AGl mo- iu AT, ll3
uIru WAFER TO-DAY =. "
SANDY Hos ll-J 4.ti- ,lei tiat5 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
FOREIGN SHIPPING.

LONDON Feb lS-salet 10th inst salem; otp
omeo Si,none l7t inst Armenia, the latter io
pas, 90 ta Fortunate Catherine the laiter lOr yoh
kTpak Glen Monarch. DOboy.S 'ugnsn oI -
Ioun r. Robertson 18th III Atu'l W w
Francis Herbert the latter for Delaware bre@A
Wat.r. M IVA Chiaflna. ., ,.,, ,,., .,ar Avanti
pe~,nux can car line ,CapT Strcker) Gr0snel Msty ~
gart sarah tidgeway. Stormy Petrel Insres9 navs
&nTfhI nth nst Alessanro DdnovarO Emane ~
ro Fila VI 80, Fame Tue" or, Loch fcTr U.s. man"
suowdOnla, vi Wilcox; lSth INST. IOnL
20, Later shtD yeuos.p anu se' FUee PGg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

"Rongh on Rats" Ask druggists for 1t. i
clears out rate mice, reaches DedbuRs. ID cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

THE GENUINE HOFF's MALT EXTRACT.
n, sac IN This Ilatry ais in hts c'ty .eaE
ros a &C that no one " no u1s
.e The Mat extract has male s'h;l" CON- 'int
~ while AL are tic in It's Dalne Every Genuine
bc,t, OF Aessrs I rsaht &CL-l6oston sat
uT r t, ~ P,rs 4 Ii ford AcSer Mers q COndit. and
mi drs, class gfocers and druggists in New.l ora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
TIE CFNr1yE HOFF's MALT T

SAFEs.-Tne best always-all improvements
lowest prices. ENJOY, 20 Ve+ey.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

ond 81 20 for Year Book Rcnorts dnrlng ;he
Eeicns OF Hepris Wand EdN rd Ill anu lF"lo'A
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING Pills.

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated foe the cprs Of gu W.
orders OF the b0was Kidneys 81 hder nervo1g
diseases adacne constipation costvsnets, ndsssaoa.
dyspepIs biilOusness bilious fever; ind& IRA o. ss
bowels ami all derAn9 sue Us OF the interLS uscsr1
Warranted effect pOuve cure Pr1ce 70 cents 9ar sor
cold by all druggists.
DIR. RAILWAY & CO.. ID WARRES-ST. N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

The profession ought to bear in mind that
III. ffvptG tOuP, EXTRACT OF WITCH
# .ZfI ud u os,ler remedy Os sure designate ue
ron ruI d..ircI, worthless Arl1' MAY Oe oU'
......, an, oor "a ,,out
NUTRIENT tonic torn Of COCA BERF TONG when hdS
r.r;vCd The hlVho common dti m We raV' us5u
g. - III 49, nIro1rallous with IA 81 satisfactory re-
mi. -ft,,Ii,rIm N tne Medic At surgical mes.
When YOU suffer from sick he1dlch". diZzl-
n,.. ,sinai On ptc remember CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER