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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
GIVING HEB cHILDREYLIQUOR.

Elizabeth Clabby. Mary Powers and Annie Elan
nIgau We re- arraIgned in the IoTyillc COuri yester
daV by Officer Buckley u the Nincte, nth Precinct,
WHO stated thai he found them in dist IL ~ AZ
Forty -second-st. and sec?nd-aye. on Thursday
nignf m "A bcaslly state of intOxlcatiOn With tnC
women were Mrs Clabby's three little girls ran J
ING In years from three to nine. The children were
mat they had been induced To drink by their
uothcr Justice Morgan committed each of the
women and Mrs. Clabby's husband. Patrick,
who was arrested yesterday afternoon. to the
Island for alx months. The children were con-
signed to the care of Oicer ChIard,, OF the Society
Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children, who VIII
e.nl lhem 10 Inc NursnrY.
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SOIONnN SPIrZER-

Solomon Splitter. Who died in Washington on
Thursday, a weli-lnown Republican politician III
Brooklyn. lie OF German birth and he came TO this
country IN 1913 Among the German citizens in Brook
lyn especially in the Fifteenth Ward, he was prominent
and he frequently spoke in public meetings In 1876 Mr.
Splitter received the Republican nomination for member
Congress the INth District but he defeated by
Archibald NJ. Bliss, the present representative OF the
district After mat time Mr.. splitter held the weighing
contract in the Scglork Custom HOus" He lost money
W. this and has sought be reimbursed by the Govern
'ncnt since he rrlugWshoc II. Mr. splitter was about
IuLgg.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
ASKING FOR A FURTHER REPRIEvE.

LONDON, April 14.-Tho solicitor of DR..
Lamson. in forwarding 10 Sir william " Harcourt, Home
Secretary the adavts he has far received from the
United States In relation TO Dr. LamsOns points
ont the fact that testimony from America cannot be
received by the 18th inst the day fixed for the hanging
Of the prisoner and he therefore asks for further
spite.
The Tunes prints number Of aldavits TO tho o0ndi
ton ~ Dr l8msOns mini in which are stated many or
the deponents' reasons for considering him mad.
The liverpool COrers London correspondent says he
hears there IL not the smallest hope that Dr. lamsons
life will he spared. He adds that the interference OF
the American Government on such Trivial grounds az
aro revealed by the ad8yits has created very angry
feeling.
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,yc THE DEMOCRACY NOT TO RUN AGAlN'i
ApyIslN" ~" TIE BANKS; -,,n.,,

,,,,u me LoutsciIk Cour'er'1o"'.0' o,r;,,o dawn
f nmcmocratic party cannot stIi re uoM y
The Dei,,"o,t Goinc Injury rroparabe to the people
,,s hanks W LILY iaborer TO the small merchant 20
SssS Of f pary as sr,Ss XIII
uicy or as me-" innostion TO mouopOies" j. puma,
aes aSd FOOLISH hurting the Sn @On tS parry PTy Vastly
r,aTing INC ,,,,d1Si is anxious 10 sce the prope,
.S;. about 9s'G sch S3nS' TO adapt hi:
siiingy suplds NJ the people without emDdrrlSolns
sysc 70 % but against such pndnf h: Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

LOOKING AT IT IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT
Tommy There's Mr.. Melon following us, annie. 10
hope you'll never marry him, because they say his
mamma j. an old matchmaker and it's such common
trade You know" Auntie (sentimentally d" You
don't understand, Tommy She l. not matchmaker;
matches are AL made in heaven" Tommy " Go on
anute Least, I'll bet those nasty cheap Ones, with
such lots OF sulphur on EN-, amt"
Do YOU think, Mary, you could leave father
and mother THIS pleasant home, with all its case and
comforts ana 20 to the Far West with young LAWYER
who has but little besides his profession 10 depend upon
and with him search out home, which It should be
your Joint duty TO beautify and make delightful ana
iappy ike his p Dropping her head softly his
PhOuldtr she whispered, - think / could, ArchY.
"WeH." SAID he, there's Tom Jones' who's going West
ana wants to get n wife III mention II TO hin'-Sdn
Francisco News Letter.
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ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS AT BAHIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 14.-The Governor of
Podolia reports that al riots occurred at Balta
on the 11th inst. He Immediately proceeded thither
with troops, and succeeded In suppressng the disturb
auce after some hours, but they were renewed during
the night order rccetablshed the 18th by re-
Inducements Of troops. The Public Prosecutor has
arrived at Bata At Lctitshcv, on the l2th INST the
houses Of the jews attacked. The rngeaders OF
the assailants were arrested.
The GOlos reports that Mr. Ophant, representative OF
the committees aid Russian Jews arrived at lemOerg
today had an interview with the Governor ana after
ward went ~ Brody to make arrangements Tor the
enigrntIon OF u. 600 JcNa 10 America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
TIE WORKING OF THE LAND ACT

LONDON, April 1.-the ban placed upon
the publication o. The United Ireland has apparently
been removed the paper sold openly in the streets
Its moderation OF tone continues.
The Marquis 81 Salisbury, speaking nj n meeting OF
5000 workmcr Liverpool last night, defended the &c
ton OF the House of Lords in nqurng into the working
OF the Land Act.
Mr. Panel has written TO the editors of several Paris
Journals refusing interviews the ground that his pa
role forbids communication With persons connected Win
politics.
Edward Shie, the Home Rule candidate for the va
cant seat I'm the House Of Commons for Meath, was re-
turned to-day unOppOscd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
STORY ABOUT me P0Er L0NGFELLOW

Boston, April LITTLE Adrertiser, in The
Mo'nng viii contain report Of meeting
u tba Massachusetts, Historical Society. held on
thursday. % which special action taken upon
'Ae otaih Of LongleiOw, Who prominent member Of
'.e society. letter read from Robert G. Winthrop
III NAicA he related interesting incident in
Ue NE Of the poet which occurred Ito
~ time they were III London together.
rev Were returning from the House OF Lords whom "a
s'4p OF ne common people gathered around the carri-
:, GAZING ne poct by name, begging to touch his
ald 81 east one OF them rociting aloud Of his
NOS lamliia, poens.
H. N,oiuuon expressing esteem and Ngard
lO' the character aud ccDius OF The
GI,1 H'G adopted. The resolution was seconded by Or.
H'g wendell Holmes, Who addressed the society with
O~n iee!ng Professor Charles L. horton also spoke.
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OBITUARY..
DIP ERSKINE MASON.

Dr Erskine Mason, of No. 113 West Forty
fourthst. died at his house Thursday night Of
Brights disease OF the kidneys. The funeral viii be
held on Monday at TIE West Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Mason was born IN this city in
1897. After obtaining a common school education he
entered Columbia College from wbicI he was graduated
in Sj7 He almnnas Of the College Of Physicians
and SURG and in the latter part Of 500 became con-
neCed with Bellevue Hospital "a assistant surgeon
He married in 1867 and leaves widow anu three chill
dren
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EMIGRATION TO CANADA.

LONDON, April 1.-the Lord Mayor has
published letter asking for subscriptions 10 raise fund
Of $4,000 $1,000 to dispatch to Canada first expert
mental party OF 200 families Of the unemployed poor of
London AT a meeting ncld yesterday it was unani-
mOury resolved TO form committee TO aid IN the work
the committee including the Lord Mayor the Bishop of
Rochester, Cardinal Manning Sir Alexander I. Gait,
Mess-s. Torrcns and McArhur members Of Parliament
and tlC EnrOness BnrleIt-lNntla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

cAss-DUNBAR-On April II. 1892 at Christ Church BY
he Rev. JnO - Shpman, d. D.. katharine, daughter OF
Jalnrs 81. dunbar To Charles Mylis tass.
COUITs-sMITH-On Tuesday evening the IN inst. at
ne residence brides mother. the Rev. MfIluttOn
George Carrie spoI, daughter VI the Late Gent
smith, Ii OF BIoOklyn
1oRD-RILIY the 18TH inst the Church OF the An.
nunciatDn, by tho Rev Benjamin J. Douglass Daniel ID
IDnl Of this cy Elizabeth 3 yOungot dRuShicr OF the
late Rev Henry A. Riley, Of Montrost Penhsy wanna
sHoBER- AsPINwALL-On Tuesday. April a, 1882, by
the Rev ID. D. assisted ~ The Rev. q. Il. Hop
am al the residence OF her mother, m = l. AspmNa
Bafrytown " Helen Lloyd " Francs b. Shobcr IT, VI
North Carolina
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram show, III. osvuesns vn1sns n THIS city tsnts'
white the
dotted
Buts Pharmacy, als Brosdsay
TRIBUNE OFFICE, April d. q. m-During the Iar
and partly cloudy weather Of yesterday the movement
IN the barometer was generally upward The tempera-
ture ranged between 43o and J3' the average (4O'sO
being $40 higher than the corresponding day last
year and 7so higher than on Thursday
Fair or clear weather and slight changes IN tempera-
ture may be expected to-day In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1A-Judicial in
qurie= concerning the antecedents Of the aasas4us Of
General strcniko show that the actual ASSASSIN was
the son of Collegiate Councillor Schcvakof His accom-
pllce whose name Chalmurin, was peasant and
was implicated I'm the Winter Pulce explosion. lie had
been sought hy the police for the last Two years dur
Ing which time he lived I'm Odessa and Moscow with q
ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
TIE IMPRISONED CONsPIRAToRs.

LONDON, April ia dispatch to The
Da,iy Nc,cs from Cairo says: Arab Bey is freely
cused Of cowardoe. II is believed that the Imprisoned
consp!rntors being tortured Arab Bey has lntl
mated his intention OF having some Of them shot. It
reported that the Sui bas teegrdphed TO the khedle
proposing that Turkish commission shoud inquire INTO
the grievances OF the Circasslan officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
CELEBRATING ANANHVERSARX.

The PcithoIogian Society of Columbia College
celebrated It's srycnty-slNth anniversary last night
dinner TWO essay prizes were awarded one OF 81
10 h. i. Lyon, and one OF - 10 n. NJ. BuleI. let-
ter was read from Mayor Low, of brooklyn, VINO
was "a member OF the society when student III 20
lumbia, and " no Was recently elected a trustee of
the college. stewart L. WOodfOid responded 10 tho
toast, The Alumni Members" and Dr.. II. H..
DUyebeA TO "COouucatOn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

,.u with nm acquaintance, Blaine passed;
,d,ug in the nan VIZ :" "a fssing with introduced us
Se SS OrescOsn9a saa ne ses sad
sNSnsht you knew 10" Some time after that Blaine
dn nS P Ss came up holding out D Oot SonS s
s $S9sT a ssd f7ns SS@
% Ions enough na 1 said t. did not know You then
.d Just way you and ShS made mad friends
n But he SSn nersona friends ever since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
srrBsrDIzNG A STEAMSHIP LINE.

CITY OF MEX,CO, April 1.-the Govern
mont has closed contract substituting line OF steamers
between England and Mexico to be called the Mexico
Transatlantic Company. The steamers must DE OF 1000
tons capacity each, and must be new and first
class. Leaving Liverpool they are To stop at
port in France. port in Spain, at
Havana and at ProgresO; thence they 20 proceed
either 10 Vera Cruz ANON Lizarl). Tie company Is
Obliged 10 start another line from Iial. within year
Thr Government reserves The Tighf 20 regulate the
freight and passenger rates and is 10 give subsidy Of
- 600 for "a On round trip during thirty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

Have been extensively used IA hnsand during the past %
years. within the year closed they hayo been placed h.
many o. the finest residences erected IN ts c0unr. Their
use hers has boen somewhat octod because ri or soh
itv last fan TO secure suc!,nt number supply demand
that was greater than was anticipated
Persons building m4k!ng Alterations In thcr plumbing
should certainly tnesc Baths iod up IN oar
showroDms even they have iea II purchasing them
The nELINE and other ed lorn6O u Water C'se,
HENRY &. MEYER co.
Nos. 10 aud 8, lAG-st. near "a toast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
THE AUTOPSY IN MRS. STEW4RTs CASE

An autopsy made by the Coroner yesterday on the
body Of Mrs Rosanna Stewart of No. 1913 East
Seventy-frst-st who tied in the Presbyterian Hos
pital on Thursday from wounds inflicted by her
husband the night before showed that her skull
had been fractured by the blows she received. Her
husband, John Stewart was still i'll the YOrkyille
Police Court Prison yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
WILLIAM KTRTON.

William Burton, the merchant Of NO. 2OS
Pearl st. who while lifting heavy kcs from shelf on
Wednesday afternoon. let II fall. ifaciurng H. no-e
died from his injuries in tho Chambers Street Hospital
nj 10 o'clock Yesterday mCraug. lie was fcrty-s"yen
wears ~ age aud well known in business circles in He
civ His body was removed 10 his house at 80. 436
.nf4Xestr-ayr.. BROOKLYN.
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MRS. ALFA BOYNTON.

CLEVELAND, April l4.-MIs. Alta Boynton
mother Of Dr. - \. Boyuton, OF the ate Presden
Carte Is physiciaus and The only sister OF the at'
Presidents mother, died to-day at her home Hiram
she N.ts seNcuty-lyc years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sunopsis for NE pas. "a hours.

WASHINGTON. April 10, l a. m.-The barome-
ter ia lowest In Nova Scotia and highest in western
Texas Light rains are reported from tho East Gnlf
States partly cloudy weather prevails in the Lower
Lake region and the New England States in the other
districts generally fair weather prevails The empera-
ture las remained nearly stationary in all districts In
the Lake region and New England the winds are mostly
northcrly and variable the Middle ana south AT
lantic coast, and northerly the Gulf coast
Indications for today
For New England, fair weather, norherly winds STA
tiOnary higher barometer, stationary temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather and va
riablc winds stationary higher barometer stationary
temperature
Indications for tomorrow
Fair weather ia indicated for New England Gnd the
Middle Atlantic states to-day Gud tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

Hog Point there are 30 crevasses from so to 400
feet wido making total Of 1000 feet Of openings In six
miles Of leveea From Hog Point to WfiiamspOrt dis
OF two and onehal miles, the leyees are all down,
and will have TO be rebuilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
RI-ss1NS INTENTIONS PACIFIC.

VIENNA, April 1.-THE correspondent Or
the frese at st. Petersburg says prominent parsonage
Will soon proceed to Berlin and Vienna a. confidential
representative Of The Car TO convey lost distinct 5sr
anccs of Eussias pacific intentions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
REPORTS oFBUILDWG INSPEcroRS

The thrcc-stOry shop at No. % Elm-st. was re-
ported dangerously unsafe yesterday and an order
WAS ISSUED " the Inspector Of Buildings directing
tho owner 10 tear IL down. The following buildings
were declared unsafe and needing repairs /: Nos lOG,
los aud 10 leekmGn-st., 80 Spung-st. lrear, 1
James-st. 81 BIccckcr-st, 100 Last Houst Oa-st.,
81 Ncw-Bowcry III and 147 Grecne-st., l3J Eact
1hIrecnth-st AS Last Eor,y llrst-st. and :. and
u Icade-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATU RE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
Sun rises 52I set G39 MoOnrss 3l2 Mooasagc. dys q
HIGH WArER TO-DAY.
Foreaoon-Siy Irk. 523 GOV. isld 90 ile GATE. $3.50
AIte,uoDu-y h. 900 Cow Istd, TO ueA SAIes oV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

ANOTHER MEDICINAL FISH On.-The oil Of
the oolachAn, Doucan DtaisichG.ys), fish inhabit
ing tho waters OF British Columbia and YancOuyer's
Island in quantities, IA finding s way Into the
English markets 10 substitute for cod liver oil and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

e. Libby soon became much reduced IN volume.
Tho house. from being the first in the United
States, and probably in the world, fell BACK
into the second class. Some time ago tho hrn
ceased to use the large white marble building NJ
Broadway and Chnmbers-st. for its wholesale trade.
This branch of the business was removed 10 tho
Tenth-st store, and since that time the
Chambers-st building has remained vacant An
effort was made some time ago 10 lease 1t to the Guy
Government to he used for public Offices, but moth
ing came of it. Something over year ago 1t was
rumored that the dry goods firm OF Field, Letter d
Co, of Chicago were negotiating for the purchase
of TIE business Of Mcssrs Hilton ~ LlDby' nut II
there was anything of this kind contemplated no
arrangement was reached
TIE FAILURE OF THE WOMEN'S HOTEL.
The building which is now the Park Avenue lio-
tel was built by 4. +. Stewart and Mrs Stewart as
hotel exclusively for working women. The idea
had always been iavorte one with Mr.. Stewart,
but he died before the building was finished The
building was opened to the public April 2, 1873.
1t was designed to give women who
worked for their living comfortable and
healthful homes at moderate prices. On May y.
1873 at the end Of scarcely two months from the
opening of the Women's Hotel, it was decided to
change the building into an ordinary hotel, as IL
Rad failed as n hotel for working women.
Judge Hilton gave the reasons for the failure at
the time as follows: 1.-THE women for whom this
house was built and furnished have not patronized
II literally and il has been at a loss. We could
have supported II with 800 guests, and with
1000 it would have run along nicely.
With all our efforts only received
90 boarders out of $50 accepted applicants and of
those now in the hotel there are at Least fifteen
who do not earn a living, but are there merely
for economy. hoielon an extensive scale cNclu-
sively for women is an impossIblliry. Women want
10 associate with the other SEX AMI the restrictions
imposed upon then IN this house were so severe
that many who would gladly have taken advantage
OF its benei declined for that reason. 1t has
cos over 5000 day more than was received since
Opening i'll April"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
GENERAL II. sEYMOJR LANSING.

PHILADELPHIA April 14.-General II. Scy-
m0dr Landing died this morning at the Belien Ho u
darlington, y. j., atier a long illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

Nationally treat your cold from tie start by
uslug Or Jayne's Expectorau and you may escape lung
troubles not so easily gotten rid OF. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
CRUSHED BETWEEN TR0 COAL CARS.

John Nathan. age twelve, was caught between
two coal cars on the Central Railroad Of NowJersey
near Bergen Point last night and crushed to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
M1RRIED.

The opuion OF all h0nsekeepers FLECTHO SILICON IS the
beot silver polish known. Avoid limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
FOUND STARVING on TIE ALPS.

LONDON, April 15.-7he Standards dispatch
from Vienna says that the three persons reported 10
have pershed while ascending the Alps near Penterbach
on Easter Sunday have been discovered alive, but IN
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

VI DElNAR1 DUNES IlkOd TIE BLADDEi|
SUCCESSFUL
Mr. Simeon 1letsc Of Slucerties y Y had been trca'et
for years by PLY sans for what they call stc
OF the UTethTa without benefit He nuay suited
Dr. David Kennedy Of RondOu ~ " who found bis trouble
De Urinary Cacu stones in the Bladder Tho Doctor
at removed the foreign bodies with the knife and then
gave his great Blood Specific FAYORITE REMEDY 10
prevent thor reformation. The entire emil
nenty successful and ar Tetes recovery rapid and
perfect.
While FAVORTTE REMEDY "a specific IN all Kidney
and Ba ideT diseases II is equally valuable In o. Bilious
Disorders Constipation OF the Bowels and all the class OF lis
apparently insoparablc the constitutions Of Try
druggist has and It's Is only one Dollar
bottle The LUCKY is he who puts this advice IN practice
Don't forget the address, Dr. David Kennedy Ron
dout would lave IL understood that vhila
he IA engaged the Introduction Of his medicine FAVoRlrE
REMEDY, he SIM continues the practice OF his pfoal ION.
lat himself exclusively OFFICE practice" lio
character, eli tho
minor and capital operations OF surgery.
A-Read The REAL ESTATE RECORD n today. n con
talns everything about real estate and building matters,
Also interesting chapter about Telephone Hanacement
For stands Office. 1877 broadway SUBSCRIPTION
-
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TTTT DIME DE BAYLFN

MADRID, April 1.-the Duke de BaylC
Is dead.
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The
MUSIC FESTIVAL,
UNDER THE DIRECTION or
THEODORE THOMAS.
At THE
.VENTH REGIMENT ARIORY,
MAY ,, ). 6.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THE FIRST CHOICE or RESERVED SEATS Will
RE OFFERED ONLY 70 HOLDERS OF ~ BSc RlPIlON
CERTIFICATES AT TIRE COMING AUCTION SALE
COM1INCING MONDAY EVENING. APRIL H. AT
CHICKERING HALL.
THE BEST SEATS NOT BID FOR IT AUCTION WILL
BIZ RESERVED FOR HOLDERS OF SUBSCRIPTION
CERTIFICATES. As MANY OF THE BLsr SEATS
WILL BE HELD As THERE WILL BIZ CEkIli IcArhS
OUTSTANDING. AND THESE CERTIFICATES WILL
BE EXCHANGED FOR NUABEkED SEATS IN THE
ORDER OF THEIR PRESENTATION AT No. 81 EAST
17THsr UNION SQUARE NORTH
III.
THE COUPON TICKETS, FOR WHICH THE GER
TTFICATEs ARE TO LIZ EXCHANGED, ARE TRANS
FaEABLE FROM ONE HOLDER To ANOIHLl| AND
IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO
LIMIT THE CERTIFICATES TO 5000.
IN ORDER TO GIVE THE SUBSCRIBERS THE BEST
SEATS AT THE FESTIVAL.
PRICE OF CERTIFICATES, si5 EACH.
THEY MAY BIZ OBTAINED UNTIL SATURDAY
APRIL Is AT Z. NJ az NOT PREVIOUSLY SOLD.
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
WINDSOR HOTEL 5TH.AVE,
pELMoNICOs. MADISON sQUARE.
sCHRMERS. UNION SQUARE.
CHAs. SCRIBNER's 743 BROADWAY
HALLGARrEN & CO.'S. % BROADsrr and
CHANDLERs. IL MoNrAGuE-sr. BRooKLYN.
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GpetlaI Notices.
THE SURGEONS KNIFE.

WONDERFUL SURGICAL OPERATION REMOVAL
or URINARY STONES FROd THE BLADDER
SUCCESSFUL.
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Artistic Memorials.

TIE NFW-FNGLAN D fltA NIIEW DkkS, IIartfOrt I0nn
Quarrlss and workshops westerly, u. l.
Fine monumental and bIil ling Ia frtrite Drawing
estimates without charge. COesPDDdsnc 80
hGiJed. NY. OEce. l,3Zl way &. w. CANflELD, ASL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

The purost safest and medicinal Of all mineral wa
Avoid all harsh irritating waters naive and i0nAfh.
impair the digestive Tgans and kidneys thereby polUol
ifTeplraDle resuliA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

PREVENTS RELIEVES. CURES DN-PEPsIA
We guarantee Our GASIklClNE lDIENtf 10 l"iiri
Just claim cor IT, sold by all druggists - cen
pei box. ! y hEni,M "a y * - yis.t.i'sS =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

Nearly every family has member who Is Distressed wit
Indigestion Children snfer for hours Parents not tsmis
unahl" the flstflu
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