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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-08
Houses and Lots For Sale.

GA600 MODERN STYLE ADORE
P1OOO' House OF ten rooms, one half
block from business center; in very valuable
location; 6ne lawn and shade trees.
$4,000 TWO HOUSES IN A VERY
PtOO0' desirable situation on same lot,
on Second South street. one house Of rooms
one OF three krooms; stable, outhouses, etc
large lot 4 x2e rods, hydrant water; rentals pay
S1860 BRICK COTTAGE OF FOUR
glow rooms, Ninth Ward, Third East
street, well and pump, porch. Outhouses. etc.,
&500. Two ROOM HOUSE, NOT FAR
POVO' from business.
$0000 SEVEN ROOM ADOBE HOUSE
orchard Of choice fruits, one half block from
Son00 FIVE ROOM HOUSE CLOSE
PoOVV' to Main Street. For particulars
S950 TWO ROOM FRAME ADOBE
POOO lined house with summer kitchen
table, lot 5x10 rods, 2Ist Ward.
DO IN FIVE ROOM AD0BE-LINED
PH34oV Rustic House, 18th Ward, lot 6x20
reds in q nice location, and Oh cap at the
aHso ONE ROOM FRAME, ADOBE
g9SHREE-RoOM FRAME HOUSE, NINTH
Ward; lot Sx1O rods; good we'll and garden
1o0 S ACRES OF LAND NEAR TO
LOU Warm Springs bath house, for sale in
parcels of five acres and upwards. For par
ticulars enquire at our Office.
6enOO FARM OF 100 ACRES, THREE
POOOV miles west Of bingham Junction;
tWo-stoEy adobe house Of seven rooms corral
and stock yards; so acres cultivated, % acres
in lucerne; very ample water rights; also in
.elu5ing a moving machine, srIky pillow, hand
pillow, cultivetor, harrow and twenty ton tack
oflucerne hay,
pZ0OO' rooms, lot 1-2xl0 rods south
front, ON car line and close to Main street,
is offered for sale for short time, ana on
S ssey 's'G FOUR ROOM ADOBE HOUSE
DOAOO hall, high ceiling, situated in
close proximity to business, with all the
complete and elegant household furniture
therein All the furniture is new ana first
class. Property offered for quick sale, es
the owner wishes to go away.
"O0D LOCATION FOR THE ERECTION
IN of Smelling and Reduction Works, 13o
acres of land near Pascoe's lime kiln, adj OH.
ing city limits on the north; Denver and Rio
Gra1de Western Railway runs through 1t.
For sale in parcels to suit customers.
81 ,O0O four rooms 2lst Ward; corner
lot 5xl0 rods, all fenced.
RUSiRES9 GRANGE. A LONG,
- well established and very profitable
Restaurant and Be- kerry, with g splendid run
Of custom, situated in the very best location
IN Salt Lake City; with two-stery store
building, on leased ground, ground rent very
cheap, ST per foot, lease 612 years to run;
rear right of way, hydrant water and gas
owner must sell on account of bad health;
will sell the good will, fixtures and utensils OF
Restaurant and Bakery by itself, or building,
lease and business all together On the mar.
ket for only a few days. Apply at once at our
Office There is money in il.
1900 FIVE RUOM EOU5E NEA
@4OOO car line, lot 3xlG rods, finely Guilt
waited and well fenced. see Us for full par
ticulsrs.
90 600 FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 7TH
E.OV0 Ward, lot 4x10 Iods, good we'll
and barn.
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For Rent.

$50. Eight room adobe house, one bloch
north of Temple.
s45. Twelve room adobe house, close tc
business.
So. Five room house. Seventh Ward, FOL
rent on November 1st.
$50. Five rooms and cellar in new brick
house, car line, big barn; all new.
Single Office rooms on Main street.
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping,
near by.
Five room house near ousiness, hydrant
water, S25.
Elegantly furnished single rooms, on Main
street, for gentlemen, $40.
Elegantly furnished suites Of rooms, Oh
Main street, for gentlemen, SIS.
INTENTIONAL AND COUNTY sCBP
bought and sold.
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-EdG&uoEa FOB PATENTS ~ A1EBs
Notice Of Location.
5-~Applcation for Patent,
Proof Of Posting Notice, and
Diagram OF CLAIM,
Proof that Plat and Notice Be-
manned Posted,
5--Register's Certificate Of Pogtine
Notice,
S-Proof Of Publication,
5--Afidayit Of $500 Improvements
s-Amdsvit Of Cftisenship,
s--GestiGsSts that no Suit ia Pendins
0--Power Of Attorney,
IL Nc hce of Application,
I2--Oeri6cate Of Identity OF Olaira.
LS-Sta&Cment and Charge Of FEES
s4-AgraeNent Of Publisher.
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KH0ELLAKEoUsS

ES0ELLAKE0Us
Power OF Attorney (gensral);
" Especially
Promi@ory Notes.
Oerti6eates Of Marriage lin OOICEsN
Bond General Tcf1nS
incorporation BOND
DMciA Bonds,
Ocu6tsble's Sale
Bills Of Sale
RofARY PUBLsa
Frotesta,
Notices Of Protest,
Acknowledgements, Witness,
Party known,
IS Subscribing Wiz
9eEEs
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WRITE to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
No. 2S9 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets relative to the
curative properties of her Veget-
able compound in all female com
plants. /
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aaoYRY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
M sums of $50 and upwards.
OPEClAL ATTENTION TO NEGOIIAT.
~ ing both large and small loans on Real
Estate. at low rates Of interest.
no PARTIES OF LIMITED MEANS WE
L offer cheap homes on the instalment plan,
oUsEs RENTED, RENTS COLLECTED,
II properties managed, taxes paid and
money loaned for non-residents.
NOTARY PUBLIC IN THE OF FOE
~ All kinds Of conyeyanclng done.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REM
EDY-a positive cure for Catarrb
Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold
by 2. G. M. /. Drug Store. az
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YEED. ANDERSON. c. E. foAEhOz.
FOR SALE By
ANDERSON & POMEROY
J, z. PoAEAog.
YzD. ANDERSON
Real Estate and Loan Agents.

omee under McCornick's Bank, Salt Lakt
City. = o Box SIS.
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51EI1uaEs

ribp@ns, oivl,
. criminal,
Wsr-an, Of arrest,
Wri; OF Attachment,
Undertaking on Attachments
affidavit for e
COnInitmen&s
Summonses,
Executions,
Mittimus,
Affidavits,
Complaints,
Complaint liz RepIevHrs
Bond in Replevin,
Notes OF Appeal,
Undertaking on Appee&
CrsrnTor ooUR2,
iotiot Of Motion,
Undertaking on Attachments.
Writ of {"
A6adsvisffer
execution.
Undertaking On Claim, and Deliver,
Of Personal property,
tdavit on Claim and Delivery q
PersonSl Property,
Slbposnas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
wopPrrn OVER A MoNEY-ORDER

J. complaint was published yesterday Of person
q mo- sen, "A moncy-ordeF through the American
rLi,,cj <afional Bank of Philadelphia. TINS was
done i'm order TO make good check which he had
dr,wn against the bauk with the expectation mat
his agent would deposit money enough 10 cover H.
TIE agent Jailed TO make tie DIT post, the Chec@
went 10 protest, and the Philadei phla bank lor-
wardcd the drafts which II had received from inc
RapId telegraph Companys Office 10 Boston Tor COT
Iectlon. l. a. sherman, superintendent Oh the h@pid
Telegraph Company IN tins city, SAID yesterday
that the trouble arose entirely from tne ftct tha1
the runner" of the Philadelphia bank had failed
10 report to the bank the place where the drafts
gwen for the money order could be casled. lie had
been told that the drafts would be cashed at the
Merchants National Bank The Western Union
Telegraph Company does not cash lis money orders
on keW-YOrk at It's man ONCE. but issues checks
for them which specify when the called tor
will be paid. he drafts OF the Rapid Telegraph
CnmnanY are drawn DpOn HOatOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
IMPURE MlLK IN TIE CITY.

DR.. john T. Nagle Deputy Reg ter OF Vital Stats
tics, yesterday received tho following letter IRON
Dc G. ID. SaitOnstIiI, the Sanitary Inspector for
hudson County, " j.:
desire TO communicate 10 the proper authorities the
fact mat in various parts Of hudson County many per
gous mostly GcrinaIJews previously drlFen from New
Work have esLa snmcItz where they Keep whose
milk rs sold daly New York fresh country mix.
The said mostly kpt IN ndsty ana unhealthy
condition. ed upon the west sHll, ana EOWcd very
utle or no exercise. do not think from my macy III
sp.cons that they ever given any water, and very
few ve any bedding under Ilen b. day OF night. They
are enough nay 80 enable thc keepers 10 swear
10 the act injured by FALLING upon slippery
floors: DUt until death relieves them, they are mixed
regularly and the milk is sold. The atAOrty Of our
Health Board OWING there beng State nix Depart
mcnt not strong enough YET to allow OF our sum
marty stopping Lnls iianOus trans.
The letter has been referred TO the milk inspectors
of this city, who viii endeavOr TO lind out where
the sWIil milk Is sold.
Dr. Ishan, Of the Health Board, yesterday took
10 Inc Essex Market Court Henry schwartz, of No.
s. East Tmrd-sl., charged with selling aduiterated
milk He was held for trial III $500 bail by
Jndge Morgan. Two other milk dealers, WHO were
similarly accused, were discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
yNJIABLE PROPERLY TO BE SOLD.

slont the middle % October two large and i'm
rorto 4 sales of proved real estate vii he made
IN lhis oity The tIst Will Ice IN a suit partition
of he trust estate which was left by the "lil 81
Peter LOnllard, the elder, Tor the dement, OF Hl'
d9urhter Mrs Catherine J.. Spencer, during her
lifetime. with autnOutY 10 VIII tC her children
should shc have any. Mis- Spencer died last winter,
at the age NJ nearly Ninety years Wl'houl cnI9Ieh,
and the nroperty was returued 10 the estate of her
father and descended 10 his heirs. friendly SUIT
in partltion has been begun under which the prom
ortv will he i'd Al the same time, under III" VIII
of Mrs Spencer her executors propose TO make
sale of her other real estate, consisting OF between
fifty and sixty parcels for partition o the deveces
named III her will. The property Is situated IN all
the lower wards OF IN Guy OF Nc"-lor III
Broadway. Chambers. Chatham, Greene, Canal,
Mercer, Crosby. Prince, Elizabeth, Grand, Church
and other streets aad the BoweIy: III Is All III
rroye! property including two fine stores IN
broadway, at Nos. 1898 and AS. The executors are
IoIl.ard Spencer Nathaniel L. Bailey, A.bon !.
Man and ALBION Man.
4ihon Nan said to q reporter Of THE TEiBcNE
yesterday afternoon: in the long lapse
OF time aGn rG noG %4'n one N' man gSpgc
some curions leascs have been made FOR e& ample
fLe property known as Nos. IL, 10 and II crosby
st. IL wa rented ny Peter LOriiStc, tobacco man
utacturer IN 1929 to William DnbCls and William
StoddGrd, a instrument Iiahuiacturef, 4oI
tern AS long grass grows ana WAGER iuhH l" tic
renewed every ten Yeas. The rent is hNcd upon
the value OF An -blc-bodjed master maSon's labor
100 days work for each lot-hetween The
hrst OF May ana the INST Oh OctoDoI,
10 oe asceTtaIned 10y three master masoHs, one
chosen by the owner, one by the tenant, and the
third by the first two. Tins Is evident attempt
10 avoid The change III the value Of money winch
occurs from the lapse of time Tins lease WAS
probably executed between friends who were
doubtless discussing he subject among themselves
a,d PERHAPS made this lease as an experiment |
Gou'( know Of any other similar leases OF properly
oYnr. OK tlis estate he changes III the valuation
of uroperty Ia NeW-lorl viii doubtless De made ap-
parent III tine sale Of tbs estate which bdS IOr 50
long "A time been held the same hands as 1t VIII
be sold without reserve. Under the sale OF the trust
estate Of Mrs. spencer, IN order TO make a
partition the lnierests descend TO 800
PARTS two persons each get One-10u. II
of the whole, ana Others different proportions the
smallest one being 1866, showing the minute III
visions INTO which property interests 90 III thls
ro1tnfry IN The iapsr oi three generations"
In repiy TO another inquiry on that point Mr..
Man said that the to,al value Of the property TO be
sold Is from ~ 200 O0J to al, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
UNEAsINEss AMONG GAMBLERS.

The statement made by Attorney General Russell
that he would Close the pJOl-rOOuis and gambling
dens at HunieTs Point II applied to by Resident or
taxpayer OF Long Island Clty has thoroughly
alaimed the gamblers, and the places wncrc
gambling has been IN progress for weeks past were
ciOscd yesterday. Ii Is TulnUrcd that one OF the
highest officials III Long Island CITY Was partner
IN one of The gambling firms that has suspended
business. The pooroCIns were open as usual IN the
vicinity of " IOny" MIiePs Hotel yesterday but
there WAS a mar6ed feolng of uneasiness among the
iTeQucntcrs Oi the rooms, OWING TO "a report that
leading bookseller nad Ieceiveo a telegram stating
that Inc AttOrneyC'CneIal had received "a complaint
from "A resident of Long Island CITY against the
pool-rooms, and that the Attorney General had
issued orders tor the Immediate closing up o4 every
,tyce where pOol-selnng was found TO exist at
uuuters Point an4 the arrest of all found cDgagc ed
I'M seluuQ pools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
BRUTAL CONDUCT OF A POLICEMAN.

A serious complaint las been made against Police
man Lugeue Eeiily, Of inc twentieth Precinct, ny
Eugene ~chcyer a malt>icr, who hVes al No. ~
c-i Fort, -IourtA-St. 1t Is claimed tina the police
,n;,u ,rrck and kicked woman IN Llghth-aNc'
near ThIr.y nitil-St On thursday night ana aiie'-
ward abused All Scheycr Ii a bru ~ manner
EeiIly was not III uniform AT the tlme ne woman
WI ON he assaulted had been qgarrlllng Win a
stranger in tac ayeuue. hclilyS cIuel U'a',
Ineut of her attracted large crowd
OF persons, Mr.. Scheyer among them, and cries
Of " SHANE shame y were uttered loudly Inc
policeman showed his shield and SAID the woman
was his prisoner Mr.. Schcyer SAID he ought not 20
beat the woman Reilly then let tlie woman 20 ana
seized MI ScAeVcr. lie put pistol 10 Lilo mead ana
threatened 10 blow his hruuS ont. On tho way To
thc pOnce station m West IhIrty -sevcnih-st. he
abused Nj ScLeyer ana assaulted HIN inside thc
station. Nir. ScbcKcr was discharged ny SeTseall
IIaveus it is asserted that Eelily was under the
influence of liquor.
Nil SCicNe r procured summons Oh friday at the
Jefferson Market Police Court, and declared that he
intended to punish the policeman III the courts ioI
the outrag, Gus assault. Police Captain NashDuri
has said thai he would press charge against 'hy
policeman before the Police Commissioners Ii wa
said that the complaint had not been lodged u
Ponce Headquarters yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
FEATURES IN THE NEW OPERA HOUSE.

The new Metropolitan Opera House at Thirty
nintl-st and Broad way besides beng, when COM
rIred the largest and roOnlcst theatre Ia America,
rIIi contain some features III The manner Oh con-
atruction which are 70 TINS city. The stage
viii be entirey shut OH from the auditorium wheh
nrrasloo requires by means OF hIepTOol curtain
aud a wall extending from tho prOscenIum arch
above the root The orchestra Will be seated on
platform slightly elevated above PIT forty-elght
ieeL IN length by three III breadth, with depth OF
fourteen feet This pit 10 shaped like ALI inverted
Arch and its double vAIs wall act IS O large sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
UNEiRyHLY SOUNDS INA NEWARK HOUSE

Tne Old mansion house OF the Pennington family,
in Ihul-,t Newark, once the home Of Governor
Pranl1ston, who was Speaker OF the house OF
kcprc.tu tatlyta was the scene of some excitement
ON "A numoer Of evenings o. last week. Inc family
are AT the seasnOre and the mouse mas been lci IN
the care Of a c0Oryd COdchEian, VINO has kept Tor
company ana additional protection par ul dogs.
ne neighbOThOOI IS one OF the iaOS; austocraNc
parts OF Newark, ana the mousse IS surrounded by
inc resiuences On Monday night "A report became
currcAt thai ghost had oeen neard aud seen IN
the house, ana "a sn ali crowd assembled IN IrOnl o.
the house to watch tor supernatural mallIesta-
tons. On Tuesday night au0ther crowd assembled,
and expectation was heightened by Inc
prolnagcI and dismal howiIugs tnat emanatcd
IRON enc OF the rooms on the
first floor The cOachman, who had retired To bed,
hearing d connection IN The street made ms appear
auce al a front WINDOW. lie was dressed III "a " hite
nightEowu; and as soon as lac WAS seen shout
was sci up that the ghost had appeared. The Grove
fingered until Iate. and Wednesday evening the
crowd was augmented, bat TIE ghost was not seen.
On thursday evening, two policemen having been
sent for, appeared ana preserved OrueT Ihcle were
no officers present OH Friday evening, when cro"d
OF about 900 persons assembled III 'front.' U. TIE
house Ghe cOac,iman appeared L. icn0nairdtc Whcn
stone, were thrown and windows were broken.
some bows tuiIcG tnelr coats and added TO the cN-
clfemcu ht rushing about the grounds OF the mouse.
Each evening the mob were edited by the dismal
how lugs Leard within the mouse, aud winch many
believed 10 be the utteranccS Of an unearthiy
yIAltant The cOaChuau explained 10 a reporter
that the hGwlIng done by the dogs, ana tLat he
was unable 10 keep them quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

In years successful practice have under m,
every phase Of Impotence stcTty daes Of the gen
erave organs and all disease that would De mpednent
TO marriage and the birth ofheatly children.
Abnormal habits. hereditary and specac blood pp sonng
destroy aud dependency minerva ion
should receive the prOmptest attention
Marriage Instituted assurance Of correction in or
spring and rghtfn succession OF shoId BE- consuu
mated only By N" healthy - the slightest onbt
that either through disease its Oh sct "a
snnued. the should place himself under the
care Of expert who has devoted MS studies 70 hs a
OF complaints ald learned their a2propra, aud Efficient
treatment.
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Aug l0-Arnyed, steamer Neptnn
Announcements.
The RAILWAY EATING House

The traveller who twenty minutes for refreshments
at he wavsde fca-ing places possibly get good meal
Rut heavy risk o loading MS sySlem with lot o. N
,g.stiie within him Late
M nighi no called attend e the coc cramps
which nave seized HIM For that elntr.
gency there remedy good 10 haTo AT hand - PEH
OAVIs', pam KILLER Chief Engineer Henry J. Eaton, OF
,oan has found absolute IN cramps
somac aud similar troubles lie has USED u iVr
wears and Irceiy uds 10 To all AIS tTiolds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Filth Arenue Hotel-Ex-Senator Alexander
Caldwell. OF Kansas Colonel Wesley Merritt, T. = A.
Colonel Bennett H. IGll T. :. A.. ttnrendon Hotel
judge Lambert Tree, OF Chicago Gftsey HouSe-Pllny
level. of Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20

ing board The stage will he 100 feet by eigntY
four with height of nnety-thr,e eet. np wS,,
foot above The street level. The structure Will
nrobabIv not be completed in lees than year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
A BRUTAL DECK-HAND's ATTACK on BOY

4 suit Ia, lust been brought gains' TIE Union
Tcrr; Company for $4,000. uddeT cifcums ance'
~ cl seem 10 tfv the iOug-stu.ding complaint
Il .iiast The average ferry deck-hdnd, OF de.gAtIug
ia brutal acts toward the public WHEN ~Onlh''
= crlupled bO0t-blaok, complains ia Jhe hlhg7
Coulty supreme COur, that Oh Jus II ne was en-
gagged 10y Mr.. Schnitt a h4"0r aedier III
4ulioL-st Brooklyn, to 20 to newborn
on an GRAND. giving nun MS ldIc.
Tie bo.rd,d tie lcrryboat FdrSagut, ana
took a scat in the so-calleI gentcmenS" c%D'n'
where 2 broad-shouidcrcd Jeck-hand espled hIn'
AID took il upon hluseli 10 assume thai tle young
MN was trylng steal rIde aIG scizng nin, or
drre, hIIn TO 20 10 tine gate and paw MS IdIe
Colin, insisted that he had pad Ii. whercupon me
leck-hand, a. ne alleges caught HIN 10y me coAar
and dragged MIN OUT Collins caught upld OF one
of the DOsts between the wagon ana thc passenger
gqulWays and then tlc dcck-hand, he
states bu ted the boy's head against Inc post,
b.at him auout the mead, arms amt back, ana
finally thrust him oil the boat, despite his protesia-
ions that hc could explain ms presence there IL
/, claimed thal twenty witnesses saw the Assault
and protested, bat were brutauy aud lnSplehtly
answered !y he dcck-h.nd. Collins has been con
la ed 10 hIs oed since the ASSAULT ANA TWO py-
slian, de. iarc that the bnCc-pln ui the previously
uni1iurcd leg u fractured, ANA That ne VIII nr
crIDpr d. that also iOr NE. Ernest lascdo couu-
sci fnr the boy, also witness oil the aosdh.t
Ire ferry company, il Is said, refuse to gVo the
name # tie bTuiai cCk-'Idnd, ana the couh,cl III
tends to take steps to compel THEM TO disclose tho
IA ar All. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
FAILING TO EvADE QUARANTINE.

Health Officer Smith yesterday sent IA dispatch to
eanItarv superintendenL Day that two of three
pesssls. winch passed Quarantine without permits
on Thursday, mad returned Tor Their papers;
n. other vessel il was thought, would
40 Ikewise AZ its cargo could not be un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY CHANDLER.

Il
As the anchor of the United States SNIP ana
roo,a was let 90 IN the North hNcI, AT the Ioot "a
t,.enfy third-St about eleven O'Clock yesterday
.b, Minnesota dlpprd her lag aud nred nineteen
qunS in honor of in- SccIcaTyO OF the Navy Iiildn
+. ThaIdirT A stcaIn-auuch from tic Navy lal"
commanded hv Iieutcaaut Jacques, steamed a,".E
,,nr oI tne Iai,i.pooSl ana the secretary a'SN'Vu
Ans chandler and her sister. MCS. hngo.cl, Oh
hoard he party were put ashore, ana uIV' = u"
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tor luuch INC i"uoo
went shopujug while Mr.. Chandler calico /" Pa!
liS resperts TO President Arthur AT ms nous 'd
I..pgion-ave. Not finding ia President at houc'
H. secretary returned 10 ihe SNIP where ne 4V-
named quietly ihe rest OF the Gay. lie c3nNViScu
briefly with "A TRIBUNE reporter about MS uIf,
which he thOueht would last TWO or tlIce "crAS
longer curing which time ne should tIsit tle N"'A
Nlrds no~in of tbI, port. he N"s
making an official business MP ana
diI not care 10 express any "Pihl"iiN
as "a the condition of the Navy IN general OF INC
ward, which ur had lust inspected III puHcu'@''
iItl,rr ON Monday or Tuesday inc INTENDED 10 i'NV
: horonph inspection of the 6rooNln Navy lAId
secretary Chandler Is dccoin pahieu VS I'm
u,,dor.s Lneii,h. Shock and wilson, leans 81
bureaus IN the Department. ibcy huiu ualiS Goa"
sutati.ns lasting several hours, then CONCLUSIONS
beng teleuaphed to ;hc Acting secretary "a '"0
NV whene, eI e landing Is made. - ,
ne Iallal oO,a, WaIch Is iOdIed Wi'L ec-loi y, 80
stores Tor the Navy Yards, has the I0HoNhE ON
rrr,: Commander A. q. Kellogg; LleutenaAls -
7, Merrt and William ii. Everett; Mates :. IL.
Poole, l. ". BOnsail, ~ /. b"s"i0Td an" 5','-u
Eanl: Passed Assistant surgeon J. NJ nlA'.
l.isscd Assistant Pd5 ~ lsteT fl. r. Smth fa'se"
assistant Engineers u. l.. IoWeT.J. "A IL. Sin' d.
and l.. W. Wooster; As.lsttn, Engineers o., - IA
i,cevcs and j. A. lien lcIsCn Gunner - a. Ao""s'
and CARPENTER ". l.. Mdpes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20

The mistress has gently reprimanded her
maid for Overseeping herself In the norning You
ma am" explained the Aeryant % Hleop very slowly,
and 80 you see, maam, II takes longer 10 get
MY foil leep Khan Il does others, you see, ma'ain"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
UryRy A. DANIELs, NJ. D.,

Singing irritation, inflammation, all kidney
and urinary complaints cured by "BuchGpaiba" I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20

loaded without the Quarantine vouchers. Dr
Day said that the masters of sailing vessels had
tried evde the health reggnonI In oe eTsTy S eass
tI,w had heen obliged to sail down the bay ana
back "I again before they could discharge their
freight.