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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
COMPROMISING ON THE IMMIGRANT TAX.


A special meeting of the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton was held yesterday 10 consider proposition
from six of the foreign steamship companies regard
ing the care of immigrants upon Landing at TINS
port. Commissioners HuTlbut, the president, starr
Forrest Hauselt and Lynch, and Mayor Grace were
present The proposition OF the steamship Colnpa-
nies is 10 the effect that, with view OF terminating
the legal controversies with regard 10 the collection
of an inspection tax of ~ upon each immigrant
landel at this port, to he paid by the steamship
companies as authorized by an act of the LcglSla-
ture the companies will contract Tor term OF hVe
wears to pay fifty cents for each alien passenger
for each alien landed since May 81 1851, such pay
ments TO be IN full of any tax now due, or which
may accrue, pTIOT to the passage OF the act Inc
proposition was signed by the North German
LLOYD. the Cunard, the Guon, the Elte star, the
National and the lnman lines.
Mr. Forrest moved 10 take the matter from the
table where il was lad mon h ago. lie desired
the proposition TO be submitted t. the Legislature,
and 10 appropriate the deficit of $4,000 to main
tain the institutions until the first OF May. lie Of
fered a resolution TO submit the proposition TO the
Legislature for such action might be Tor the best
interests of the State and II approved, asking 1ol
the enactm nj OF a law cOuched III inc loho"h8
language:
In order TO save the state from the expense Of the
inspection and the Of alien passengers landed al te
port of New-Iofk, the Commissioners OF EHGIatOh are
authorized to contract with the carriers OF Immigrants
by vessel TO Ncw-NOrk for periods not exceeding Ve
wears at time receive not less than 90 cents nor
such ins pecun ana care IS may be necessary "hcA
lax t:s '"'"'' ''l''' ~ - '''' "
Mr.. Lynch believed that the proDosition of the
steamship companies shouldbe accepted 10 save the
expense of further litigation; and II the bill saouId
pass il would not benefit any other companies IMAM
those signing the proposition. Alter further discus
SION the resolution was then adopted by unanl-
mons vote aud Commissioners Starr, Lynch ana
Forrest were appointed a committee to seek early
notion bV the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
Announcements

1t is n pleasure, when afflicted with rheu-
matisn TO cure Yourself when can be done so eectay
erty resides 3G Est, South boston. She IL eiery
In w. and has been actc1 with salt Ihcum between her
fingers for sixteen She suffered terribly hnd
tried al kinds u remedies without obtaining relief she
uscd Jacobs on four times and by that time she could
sleep night when could do before She used
Jacobs Oh again and better ami better until she Is
entirely cured She cOmmcycd the Of st. Jacobs Oh
about two months ago and thinks there - nothing ke
t. Her hand used To swell terribly but AL that II now
Her disease commenced abac about the time she hrs used
the OIL but she has had swelling since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
PLUMBERs UNWILLING TO OBEY THE LAW.

4 committee from. the master plumbers aSSod,
anon COMPOSED OF J. II, HcatherlaX y. B Mead
and John MONTGOMERY, called upon the Board Oi
Health Yesterday and r,ques ed that the regstra-
non of iyurneymen plumbers should be suspended.
nendipy the action OF the Legislature upon an
amendment 70 the registration act, presented by
senator FITZGERALD. II was shown that the request
was unnecessary rs the lists showed that eight only
Of The ! 600 iourneymen plumbers IN tins city had
Teyistercd while 49J master plumbers had com
pIIed with the law. The Board was not anxious to
,rant The tees request and one Of the COM
Iittee suggested poInteuly 10 President ChhdIcr
tLat he was "dispOsed to be ugiv.' President
Chandler replied that Unless the master plumbers
knew how 10 behave themselves they should Gither
lave the ulace or the commissioners would 90 So
Peace was reestablished and a long pdr!ey was
held, but without result. ,,.
Sanitary Inspector Moreau Morris reported tlat
Mgy McKeever the two-yeaT-od daughter OF the
ianItor OF Grammar School No 53, who Gled OF scar
lei fever, had been sick for two weeks before the
disease was recognized. The school was then closed
by Trustee a. DoWdney and the jdnitor rooms on
Tie first iioOr were thoroughly fumlgated. An IN
.DectlCn of the bul ing showed the soil under the
suD-ceilar, with the brick floor in the cellar TO be
saturated with moisture, partly discharged from a
defective seweTpipc that carried the water from the
roof The pipe Will be removed and the cellar dug
ont and TeDaycd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

The most perfect article III use for the tectL
Is Lyons TOOTH TABLErs. d, ntists recommend Them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

You can keep your hair abundqn' and glossy,
and retain IA youthiu Color with PAEKIWs HAIR BAIsAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

Use BRUMMELL'S CELEBRATED Couch DROPS.
The genuine have A. H. b. each drop Depot 40 Grands
ALL n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

ncntifriccs arc plenty blackberrc>" but hcre
only preparation which thoroughly ccluseS aud wten
The teeth without nJaring their substance That prepare
tiOn Is SOZODOSr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

RrPrTRE-Reicved and cured by DR.. J. T..
Sherman mclhoi without the injuries trss's inlet Pnn
CpaOfce. % Broadway ion7u alton "ay7 nday Tues
day and saturday His book WITH ph0tocAp c Nenessss
bad before and after cure Is mailed 10 those WHO
SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA LeXington-lye near 2)thst 10 irs All l)H.
Attention 10 Gentsm5L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT OF THE PERSIAN MONARCH
TO row HrR TO THIS PoRT-A STEAMER 10 DE-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27

South Temple Street, IL blocks east
Of Depot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
Building Lots.

$llOO. i % 4Ii0 Fois, i2th Ward, close to
car line and excellent loeAnon.s -
&76O CHOICE BUILDING LOT 5x28
W w. rods, near Captain Hooper's resi-
dsnce, 10th Ward.
Cook BUILDING LOT 21-2xlO RODS,
pAAO' south front, near 10th Ward school
house, close to water; cheap.
$1,000 ELEGANT BUILDING LOT On
QAOOO' Arsenal Hill, commanding view
ofscity and valley.
G10OO FULL LOT AND A HALF ON
@AOOV' State Road, suitable for pastur-
9IOO FOUR BY SEVEN RODS IN Sd
pfVV' Ward, near the State ROsd.
G100 PER ROD FRONT IN nth WARD,
SAOO cut in sizes to suit good location
for a working man: fruit trees and city water
G0000 A FINE LOCATION FOB THE
POOOO erection OF medium price tene-
ment houses, in the 18th Ward, on ID South
street, being nearly 500 ieet frontage One
block from car line. south front. Only lot OF
the size for sale in the city in desirable To-
cation Tor the price
>0S0O A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
R1VVO for bu4iness purposes, opposite
Valley House, 41kxI65 feet No other lot
can be bought in the vicinity for double the
o rice There Is money in Ii.
&600 A HALF LOT, 5x20 RODS. 5TH
49, Ward, near railroad and in the Wei
nifty OF the Denver and Rio Grande depot.
&206 A HALF LOT. 6X10 RODS, IN THh
2lst Ward, half block from the car
Inc; east front, trees and IGcerne.
@97S Building LOT on STATE
Road, 21Sx10 rods; or we viii sell
one or more rods frontage at tn same ratio; or
should you desire putting up tens nent
houses, now so much in demand, we can fur
nish you near 500 feet frontage for that pur'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27

EMINENTLY HEALING and speedy
IN Its action is HALE's HONEY OF
HOREH0UND AND TAR. And no
wonder, for its vegetable ingredients
are among the most balsamic known
TO medical botanists. Its name in
dlcates its chief ingredients, but
with these are combined five others
equally eficacious and agreeable.
1t IS also pleasant to take. Sold
by all druggists.
Fixes TOoTHACHE DROPS curein
onesminute. i - -
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Wanted.

50 two-roOm housee.
100 thres-roon houses.
50four-room houses.
50 fve-roOm houses.
And several larger houses TO supply app.i-
cations Of tenants. Somebody starr n aad
build some houses to rent.
NERRITORIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
l. bought and sold. -sszs b1AszA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
For Rent.

SO. A siK-roOm house on car Ilne, TIN
Ward, hydrAnt water aud bath room.
$50. Five-room furnished house, close by.
$50. Two Office rooms over Carter's gun
SsTe, Main street, and smother room for ~. ,
Handsome suite OF three rooms. for Ofhces
on Main street.
Single Office rooms on Main street
Furnished rooms for light Housekeeping
near bV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
EDITIONS :

Commission Of ~ per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, s per cent. With
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
Of Lading. Suitable Produce taken In
payment, uaRs
All Trade and Cash Discounts coz
coded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Oonsign-
mems.
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
solicited.
Price List on application.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
III sums of $50 and upwards.
SPEC1AL ATTENTION TO NEGOTIAT-
- ing both large and small loans on Real
Estate, at low rates of interest
no PARTIES OF LIMITED MEANS WE
Il offer cheap homes on the instalment plan
II OUSRS RENTED, RENTS OOLLBCTED,
IL properties managed, taxes paid and
money loaned for non-residents.
NOTARY PUBLIC IN THE OFFICE
IN All kinds o. conYeyanclng done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
BANKERS:

EARL8:-GeOrge Waters, Esq, 80,
Boulevard des Italiens.
LONDON:-The London and County
Bank. 8. Victoria St, Westminster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
Richmond and DnpyiIIo.

ihe directors Of the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad Company, recently in.scssion
IN IN New York, after full discussion and
thorough examination OF the affair Of thc
company, decided that it would be inexnc.
dient to declare dividend for tie mast
quarter, but the interest on the income
deDcnture bonds. due April 1. 1889. was
ordered to he paid. The company paid tbe
interest then due on these bonds last
month. ''''
Colonel a. s. Buford. president Of tho
company, said to World reporter rs he
came from the meeting: AFTER a consult
Iatlon lasting several hours we determined
'iiat II was FOR our best interests TO pass the
dividend for last quarter. The road is
oolng more business and earning more
money than ever before in il history
Inc net earnings in October were sufficient
10 pay the quarterly dividend, but we wish
10 put ourselves on the firmest financial
standing, and therefore will use the surplus
IN paying OIL the floating debt and making
such addltlons to our property "a will en-
able Us TO handle the immense business Of.
lcrlng on our roads. We are in fr,t-class
CONDITION rs 10 steel rails and station ac-
conlnodatlons, but have immediate Use for
at least one thousand more freight cars"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15
Yirgfnin Historical Sociefy.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee
I OF the Virginia Historical Society was held
nj their rooms in the Westmoreland Club
House yesterday at s O'Clock j. VI. Pre-
sent-McssrS. Curry chairman. Anderson.
| Brooke, OFT, Valentine, Palmer. Cabell.
Wexford. Barney. Brock. and Kelley.
A large number Of gifts were reported
books, manuscripts, transcript OF Pa
pers concerning difference between Gov
ernOr Nicholson and some OF the Council,
also concerning the College Of William ana
Mary, from documents in the archives of
the State q New York." VOL ill., from
Berthold FernOw, Esq, Albany, Y. Y: a
piece OF one OF the wooden beams Of ~.
Johns church, built in 17l0. from Mrs.
John Enders, Richmond; and from Hon.
Alexander II. III. Stuart, Staunton, Va,
contemporary full-length Silhouette pOr-
traits OF Chief-Justice Marshall and Bishop
Richard Claiming Moore.
The following loans were reported The
military chapeau and sash OF the late Gen
eral John Bankhead Magruder, from II. c.
Magruder, Esq. Richmond; the literary
MSS. OF the late DR.. J. X. Christian, Holly
Springs, Miss, including Investigations
into the descent Of the Christian family OF
Eastern Virginia, deposited ly Charles
Campbell, Esq, IrOnton, Ohio.
Communications were read from W. W.
Corcoran. Esq, Washington, ID. c.; Ben
son j. Losing, Ii. D., Dover Plains, y.
Y; Charles Drane, IL. D., Cambridge.
Mass; Rev. Beaver II. Blacker, NJ. A.,
Bristol, Eng; William e. RiycS, Jr., Esq.
Newport, X. l.. in the interest of the So
ciety; also, one from Governor William
l.. Cameron, transmitting proposition
from Mr.. +. G.. de Fontaine, Of New York.
Offering for sale at $4,000 "The Perma-
ncnt and Provisional Constitutions OF the
Southern Confcdcracy." cngrossed on
parchment, several yards in length, with
all Of the signature, attached. and each
one sworn TO by the secretary, johnson
Hooper.
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the Society: Life-Francis X.
Isiyes, Esq. New York city. Honorary
Benson :. Losing, IL. D.. Dover Plains.
n. Y. Regular-Mc>srs. W. {. Mayo and
John II. Powell, Richmond, and J. II. VI.
Morris. Louisville. Nv.
The generous gift from W. W. CorcOran.
Esq, Of 500 towards the cost OF pubica-
ti0n OF the "Dinwiddie Papers" was by
resolution gratefully acknowledged.
Adjourned.
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Return Of letters tO Writer After
Mailing.
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT

PoST-OFFlCE DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE PoSTMASTER-GENEEAL.
WASHINGTON. y. C., Nov. >, lSS2.
Order No. 39l.
section 294. Postal Laws and Regula-
tions. j, hereby amended to read q, fol-
lows:
After letter has paSc ed from the mail
inc p0,t-ofiice the delivery Of the same may
be prevented and its return 10 the writer
secured by IN application made by the
writer 10 the postmaster at the Office Of
mailing. stating sufficient reasons therefor
and identifving the letter. and supporting
>ucb application with sufficient PROOF IN
writing.
Tron such application and evidence
being submitted TO the po,ilnasler' ana
rpon deposit being made win nm ny 'he
writer Of a sum sufficient to cover all eN-
nen,cs incurred, he shall telegraph re-
ouc.t t. the postmaster ut the once 10
which the matter Is addressed loF me ie-
rllu Of such letter TO his office, carel u.!
describing the same, 80 a. 10 prevent Vie
return If any other matter; ana upon
tine receipt Of such request the o9'-
,no.tor af the office Cf address shall re-
trn such letter to the mailing poS'lna.,,-,
fer lin "A "penalty envelope J, WHO VIII
deliver the letter 10 the Wrltcr upon II!
ncnt Of all expenses and OF Ie'ttr-';'c
of uo~tage on the matter retlTheu' OH W.,
onyrIone ~, Of which postage-due stamps oi
thc proper value must lee placed ana oan-
crJIdd: 'rr and upon The prepayment OF = re,
ci,tered package, addressed TO the + irsi ,
...;.tont Po.tma-tor-Gcneral, Division OF
postal Laws and Regulations. in which the
,,o.t,noStrr o,t shall enclose the application OF
ihc ,rritcr and all proof submitted by MN,
,ooo,her with the writer's receipt for ana
tbe envelope Of the returned letter.
~ II. o. HOWE, Postmaster-General'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-15

The Red river is frozen over ot Winpi.
peg, Manitoba. and there is fair slcipbinc
in that locality. '''''7
The thirteenth annual Fair Of tbc po-
anoke and Tar-Riycr Agricultural Socirtv
opened at Weldon, y. C.. Monday.
y boiler exploded at Washingtonyjlle
y l.. Monday. seriously wounding the
engineer and killing two Italian laIorers.
Edward Flynn, a tavern-keepcr at No.
3ol Adams street. Frankford. Pa. com.
mllted suicide Monday by taking lauda-
mum.
Edward Burns. for Illegally registering
IN New York city at the late election. was
Monday sentenced 10 the state prison for
one year. "
Casper Fink, laborer EMPLOYED in
Neorge Vests papcr-mil at Ballston. y.
l., was caught in a shaft and instantly
killed Monday.
John l.. Sullivan. the prizc.fighter. saws
the only hitch in the arrangements for the
proposed fight with Allen is the selection Of
the place.
John Lcary, truck-driyer, was found
dead in his stable in Christopher street.
New York, Monday. He had been kicked
to death by his horses.
EX-Nice-PreSident Whcclori> to be mar
ried to Mrs. John NJ. Woodwork. widow
OF the late Supervising lnspcctor-G General
OF the Marine Hospital Service.
Mr. Il. L. stuart has sold hi, residence
in New York, corner of Fifth avenue and
Twentieth street. TO Hcrtcr Brothers for
100000. 1t i to be used for mercantile
purposes.
George W. Burgess died at Norristown.
Pa. on SUNDAY evening; aged seventy
seven wears. He was the first manuiac-
turer OF friction matches in America, hay
ing begun the business in New York city
in 1881.
Mrs. Sophia Olsen, who was shot in the
arm by her insane husband at New York
hotel on Sunday, died in Bellevue hospital
Monday. She did not recover from the
shock produced hy tie amputation OF her
arm.
Charles Plat, engineer at the acd-workS
at Black Rock, Conn. walked oUt OF a Sc
cond-Story window Of his clearinghouse
on sunday night, while asleep, and fell if
teen feet. lie cannot recover from the cf-
fccts Of the fall.
Two hundred Democrats went from Will
mington, Del. to Dover Monday to urge
Governor Hall not 10 commission Purnell
!. Lynch, the Republican candidate for
sheriff. who had nine majority over James
Martin. the Democratic candidate. The
Democrats charge that Mr.. Lynch was
elected by fraud. Governor Hall promised
To investigate the matter before is,uing 4
cnmmis. ion
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Every Inch q Hero.
AeKsNITH WHO MET DEATH WHILE SA'iN
TIE LIVES OF TWO BOYS.
r<e,y Orleans Picayune.I

, uT AfKSNIIH WHO MEI DEAIh "''ii'N 80
THE LIVES OF TWO BOYS.
New Orleans PicayuneJ
mast heroic action, which. however,
,,,,so,.,nnotely resulted in the death OF the
''r,.o cccu,rcd at ; O'Clock saturday alleI-
NJ ~ team Of horses attached 10
'Vor, @"or.,e Coats's float became frightened
y. ~ ~ ne corner Of -. Joseph and Carohde-
81, a. not. Nadlv the refractory anlnlaIS
ia.bed mn Carondelet street, dragging the
t'oo,,v tloat used to remove iron sneS pe-
~, ,he,n AT the corner OF Calllope
',r"ct they wheeled and ran out 10 Drtaues'
80 to Cho street. where the iatai accl-
In,,t occurrcd. TWO little boys were pay
'.,'a In the strect-sO Interested IN 'heii
,,isv % that they did not notice the team coli-
pa! LIZA LII, unfhe street and were unaware
OF their danger. ,,..,..,,;th rcsidinc nj
,o' SalIione street. saw the boys wheh the
---,i,'aIs we're almost upon them. lie Sprallt,
..,n ,Ic street. seized one OF the Doys' anu
In ,h,0 lin out OF harms way. Inc 3Inci @
ta,, ,.,o sccd thirteen years, nameu baI'
Do!, bc next seized. The horses
DoNi"S, v,,on Them, but the heroic man
WeIo btn, out Of the reach OF Tue
oIcis norie., Tnte ;na '"P %azed hi; side only only
,ii~btlv iniuring him; Hs.%,ga' ,hs nnie Ie" -,
aver was struck on the hSAu =! =, ~ ,be foot
, g'o, econ and fel, the wheeis o' s"s no non'
tne .;oS "'9 aver bis stomach. he mns ,';r', 'H",
passlII pI % bis home. and Yesterday n,Uh", c1artS
yeyeu ,.Iock ~ was ADMITTED TO Inc 'n",ars nars
Mosn;,sI ~ He had received sutn a;,e l.'te tbe
inisrpal injuries, however 'na, nxnirrd ags at IL
kill Of the physicians he 'NP'"
O'Clock.
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100 NILES


MEMyILLE. PA August 2S, 1882.
S.clr Specifc Company. Atauta. OF:
taink 3; my duty 70 write you in regard to my
ca-e was one Of the victims 10 the terrible dis
e-e f,r -everal year. past. and have been entirely
carei }y the ne Of your sWIFT's SPECIFIC.
s.. =. viii cure it. anditi, the only thinS that
,eiu 90 It. / had tiled everything, and all the
prominent physicians IN Buffalo. Rochester and
Cl.ye-4d. but this only made ne worse. and broke
down my general health with mercury and potash.
Iheard Of your ..................: here so ! went
remedy, but SIS 10 salamanca.
va, MT sid ....-..... '.'''' one hundred
miles distant, to ec,i,. Whom began 70 Use 1t
~as in bad condition; ny mouth was f'l- oi
ulcer. head fun Of sore, hair and eyebrows gone
bu, noe ] am a. sound as q now dollar. Every
suaere, should know about your =. : :.
J. W. WEYLEs.
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TIE REPORTED SUITS AGAINST THE MID
LOTHIAN COAL-MfNTNG COMPANY.-NIr. John
Lightfoot, agent Of the Midlothian Coal
Mining Company, informs us that there
has been but one suit brought against the
company by the family OF one of the miners
who lost his life by the explosion at Grove
shaft, and not fifteen, as heretofore stated
The suit, which is regarded rs test case.
has been brought in the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield county, aud will not be up for
six months.
Mr.. \. ;. Warner, managing executor Of
*. ;. BurrOws's estate, TO which these
mines belong, is now in Richmond looking
after the business.
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ICE.

RICHMOND ICE COMPANY.