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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

following directors were elected for 1883 Henry
Alexandra. James Gordon Bennett, J; II; Bradford,
General d. Buttereld. A. J: Cassatt Robert Center
i. G. Griswoli, John @. Heckscher Leonard ".
jerome, james r. Keene. Lawrence Ki), ). =. d.
Lawrence, Il. c. Livingston. J. A, Lowery; A. New
bold Morris, II. ]. Nicholas, A. Wright SAN
fori L. Augustus Schermerhorn,, William
Il. Travers, William X. Vanderbilt George
Peabody Wetmore and IL. b. holllns
The old officers were then reelected They are
Leonard W. jerome, pre- ilent; J. G. K. LAWRENCE,
secretary, and D. Buterield, treasurer. The Ex-
ecutIve Committee are j. III. Bradford. {: Fellowes
r. G. Livingston, a. w. Sanford and w. X Wander
Tilt The racing schedule and list OF NOMINATIONS
for next years contests Will be ready i'll few days
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PEr1rs1vG TO DIVULGE A SECRET.

John Dewey who IS charged with criminal libel
was committed TO prison Tor thirty days Yesterday
by Judge COwIng, sitting IN the Court 0t U neral
Sessions The prisoner ASKED TO give the name
of the chief officer OF the Irish Revolutionary party
aud he refused TO give II on the grourl ma ne
would commit perjury by divulgiug secret. When
the case was calel Mr. McFariane In behalf OF the
prosecution addressing the witness, SAID =" Nil.
Dryuy | INSIST III an answer 10 my question:"
" Ard / insist on my declinatiOn" answered Mr.
Dewey. -.
Judge Cowing then committed the prisoner, with
the understanding that he would be released when
Inc consented 10 answer The question. The prisoner
was taken 10 Ludlow street JAN
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EXPLOSION OF NAPHTHA.

An explosion took place at the New 'rG f Point
Long Island CITY, YESTERDAY, which resulted in
damage to the building of about 5000 mini dF e
ppanhtha from one tank 10 another. The escaping
gas took fire and exploded The root of the engine
house was blown off. and two men; Daniei be
windows In the adjoining buildings were shattered
The FIRE that followed tho explosion was put cut by
ha rkup
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And ]
remain Truly yours $1,000
THE SAFETY {

THE SAFETY OF BELLEVUE HoSPi TAI,
II was stated Yesterday at the Bureau o. Bulln-
pgs hat Examiner maSkey had reported ne nspfe
building of Bellevue Hospital 10 DC IN III uoSpn
stone Wndowsiis and llnteis crooked
and broken and that the wall had settled; re-
~ tbe bosnitol last evening and asked him what
truth there was in the statement that the wall had
settled tie sad that there were one or two mt yer
he told the Warden that he should have to report
their condition, but nothing was said about t,.o
walls settling. They three feet thu ana nlno
stood for manv years, and the Warden CONSIDERS
the building perfectly safe In the hospital yeS'er
daY there were 52S patients.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
HOME NE rs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. Hannibal
Uamnu United states Mlster 10 Spain; SenatOr-eect
James T. Wilson, of Iowa, and Congressman William r.
Moore OF Tennessee .. BrecO0W HOuSe-AttOney-G Gen
era Brrwster... WeStD mister HOtet-Ibe HOu. William
Walter Phelps OF New-Jerscy.. Grand HOtc- orgcant
Baiantine OF London. .H0fc BruHSWck-COngressma
Walter A Pheps OF HoOsIck Falls, n. Y. GHseg House
General Abuer Doubleday L. ;. A ErereH HouSc-
insurance superintendent &. q. Fairman, Oi Albany
Windsor HOteI-Cougessman Leopold Morse. OF Boston
.. Ne,C- York HOtei-Aen G. Beach, Of WATERFOWL NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

The servia Yesterday brought 500 mail bags,
more than double the amount usually carried by a
steamer
SUICIDE OF A HEBREW REFUGEE.
Morris Zuckerman, a Young Hebrew refugee from
Russia committed suicide IN the lodging house at
No 81 HcsteT-St early yesterday morning. HIS
bodv WAS found hanging 70 a stair railing at day
break. Loss of work and inability To earn living
caused his desperation.
TO ATTEND A DAIRY FAIR.
A large delegation from the New-fork Mercantile
Exchange left the c on Saturday evening 10 at
tend ,be Grand Union Dairy fair and convention OF
The National Butter, Cheese and Egg ASSOCIATION, to
begin at Milwaukee, Wis., on December i.
THE CiTYs DEBT.
The official statement of the Controller shows
that on December the net funded debt OF The city
was SOC 1856, 1873 43, a reduction since October 81
OF 1,l24,57I n. The revenue bonds outstanding
in anticipation OF taxes are T1O,2OU3Z9 40. By a
resolution of the Commissioners OF III sinking
Fund sock and bonds amounting to $6,O30072 At
held in the sinking Fund and payable from sthat
source were cancelled on December /, reduclngIlhe
gross funded debt OF the ely by thai amount.
FlFTLEN YEARS FOR STEALING Ten DOLLARS.
Wilnam Smith was sentenced III tha Court of
General Sessions yesterday TO fifteen years IN the
State PTisOL by Recorder Smyth for highway rob
berry. On October T. in GOuvrrneur slip, he pointed
a pistol at the head of William Adams ami de-
manded bis money, which Adams gave without re-
sIstauce. The amount stolen was $40.
RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS COMPANIONS DEATH.
A number of clgarmakers gathered at No.
1870 Mott-sl. on November 10, drinking beer and
singing One OF them, George Saunders. went into
the ward He was followed by Christian Grave
who stabbed HIM. Saunders shortly after died
Conner Knox Yesterday held the inquest and the
Jury implicated Grave. lie was committed to the
IUmbs.
MEETING OF sOROsIs.
The monthly meeting OF SOrosis was held at Del
monicos yesterday with large aiteh 'aHce Mrs.
Ermne Smith, Mrs Croly, Mrs. King and Mss
Swayze read papers OH anthropoOgy,a and Mrs Morse,
Mrs Louise Ihonas and others TOOK part In the
discussion which followed. Mrs. Z. Menk gave a
nia .nto md MiGa Diff and Miss CIaDD
REGULATIONS were gwen by Miss Sarah Powell and
Miss Ella DeZ.
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
Hannibal Hamlin, United States Minister TO
Spain; Mrs. Hamlln, Sergeant BaliantIne. George
II. Warren. DR.. Allchin and vie, Marquis de Casa
MontaivO. wife and family ID. U. Robinson, W. Ii.
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POISONING AND SHOOTING HIMSELF.

An old man. Richard Greves, living al Dutch
Kills Long Island CITY, committed suicide on sun
dav night. He lived in a two-stOry frame house
with two maiden sisters. He first took large
dose of Paris green and then shot himself throneh
the head His sisters heard the shot and rushed up
stars to his ROOM where they found hun lying upon
the fl or unconscious and covered with blood. lie
lived for several hours but never reealned con-
sc.sed of considerable mems. He uad been in bal
health for some time, and II Is supposed that ms
sutterings caused him t. commit the act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
WORK OF THE BIBLE AND FRUIT MISSION.

The seventh annual meeting of the managers OF
the Now-l Ork bDle and Fruit Mission vas held
iTwepty.sixth-st. The Board Of Managers were
reelected. and four new names added The follow
ing officers were then elected: Mrs NJ. A. Elder,
president: Miss ;. ). Murray, secretary. ana MISS
T. II. Rodman treasurer. 1t was reported that a
new building adjoining the Coffee House costing
$4,000 had been Opeued tree OF debt on October
Is. It is used for n lodging house, chapel and read
ing room. The furniture III the new building has
moi been paid for and $1,000 Is now needed by The
Mission. The Coffee Room supplies 600 meals IA day,
averaging U cents each, ana 5 sef-supportiD2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

On SATURDAY WE ASKED IF ANY ONE WOMB
TELL US THE ORIGIN OF THE EXPRESSION w.,
TURKEY" MONDAYS MAIL BROUGHT us run
FOLLOWING COMMUNICATION,
Two men-an Indian and white man agreed for n AL,
hunting together and divide tho game at the and
day. When that came there was no dfcnl,v T., a.,
ing the smaller bird, and anlmals-one Of skus,o.,
unt they reached the lasttwo which crow and IN,
key. NOW" says hs white man. with show q, ,.,..-
lyon may have thecrow and viii take turkey or ,u
take the turkey and you may have the crow" Umph % ava
the Indian, why you no talk turkey with me-
H. X, Is BRoADsr
1T Is GOOD DEAL so WITH SOME oPrHrNv,v
YORK CLOTHING HOUSES. THEY GET A u.v,s
MONEY, AND IF HE CONES BACK WITH ru,,
GOODS. DISSATISFIED, THEY INSIST THAT nm
SHALL HAVE THE CLOTHES AND THEY xrvn
THE MONEY. OR THAT THEY SHALL HOLD ON no
THE MONEY AND HE KEEP THE cLoTHEs on.
GUARANTEE GIVEN WITH EVERY SALE ENrrrtrs
THE CUSTOMER TO LEGALLY CLAIM HIS MONEY!
FOR GOODS RETURNED WITHOUT FEELING THAN
HE ASKS A FAVOR. WE Do MoRE-wE SATISFY
EVERY COMPLAINT ABOUT OUR GOODS WHERE
HAVE YOU AN ovERCoAT TO BUYi oRAYY
OTHER ARTICLE OF MANS OR BOYS APPAREL
IL YES, WE'D LIRE TO SHOW YOU SOME OF rBB
CLOTHES WE ARE SELLING AT MOST REASONABLE
PRICES. IN OUR "FIXINGs" DEPARTMENT ARE
SOME VERY APPROPRIATE ARTICLES FOR HoLI.
DAY GIFTS. SUCH AS GENTLEMEN's ROBES AND
BREAKFAST JACKETS. SILK EMBROIDERED sUs
PENDERs IN FANCY BOXES GLOVES NEcKwEAR
JEwELRY EXTRA FINE UMBRELLAS AND CANES
SEE THEM
PERSONS RESIDING ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE STATES MAY SHOP HERE BY THE ASSIST,
ANCE OF OUR BOOK OF DESCRIPTIONS AND
PRICES OF MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL WHICH
Is MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
PREPARING FOR A SETTLEMENT.

meeting OF the creditors of Lucins Hart q CI
dealers in metals IT No & Bnrhng-slip, was hrld
Yesterday at the office Of the assignee J L. Hi.
Statement was submitted, showing that the assets
considered 20 he of sure value were $l44.149; me
claims of the preferred creditors amour TO S3l' ~
ana the other liabilities exclusive OF outside Pap f.
emonnt TO Sl247lJ. THIS leaves a deficit OF % J.
533 on the face of tie ella ms other than those mar
are preferred. There are some open contraCtso 'ne
firm for goods to arrive from December !, ISL 10
Apri /. 1883. on when the assignee expects
no loss Ii seems probable that other tn n
preferred creditors will receive NINETY per cent
The largest creditors the rocks Smelling Co n
f. per er Hayden, 500, 900; aad c. Wakefield a Co..
of Boston $4,000. The meeting Yesterday az
pointed a. committee TO inve ,tlRate farI ~ o.s
affairs and to report upOu settlement he follow
ing persons Mr. Tompkins, of tho crooks Smeit
ing Company; Mr. VaG Week of rhe'psi Dodge "
Co and Adam Hill. representing Peter Hayden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB OFFICERS

The third annual meeting of the COney Island
10, key CluU was held last evening az Madl-
son-ave. aud Iwenty-seventn-st. Leonard
W. Jerome, the presIueut, occupied the
cnair Inc treasurer submitted his
report, which was said 10 be highly satisfactory 10
those present. who were Z. FelOwes, j. u. II. Law
renee, X. L. Livingston, }. A. Lowery, Ii. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Won know Thot we hod 20 mOcke outer over wen so =,
cos mod moin you for IL could not come packe ag
Won viii gete worth ia lefte after me- but nope Nv
10 returne home onse more told them tnot you "oi
inny Aufc SO II Mr. Bennett could write 10 you. .,
tell him who anne Thcss is only in case ~ my one VI
os shOud not leve 10 B0ckc again but nope wei
we'll butte ~ locke II II loocks kind dark wei nS -
have no more to tell YOU thCss time Tor Ioiu IL ~ "
Mary Ellen only wishes you and all your Ia'hi! "''i0
rcturens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
s1cHEL SALE OF CHINESE PORCELAIN.

The sale of antique Chinese porcelain ,ent mere
by A. Sichel, of PARIS, was .egun at hlIoV ga.'L
yesterday, There was fair attendanc", but n
prices were low. Among the pieces bringing the
best prices were Hawthorn beaker OF eien 90
Nankn, $50 bottle-shaped sang de OGul yssse e
Engraved giound, with scroll and ornaments. IN
bright oolOrs and large medallion on cach side
with raised ornaments carved, $40 a large bottle
with all imperial five. cawed dragon III green with
colored clouds $52 So cylindrical vase VIII, pure
butterflies and flowers. Ksng-he PERIOD, 500;
beaker in tamjlle rose. pink ground, with drcori-
ton of scroll WORK and flowers, OF the han!-le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POI
>HIPTIA VrVS
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY DEC. L. 1879.

ARRIVED
Steamer serva Br Coos LIVERPOOL 10Y 20 queenstown
i,tg. buTchm' Antwerp NOV 10, WIN
mdsr and passengers to Peter Wright q SONS 49,
Thingv3ia dam. IauD. COponhagen NOV To-
VI md5e and passengers TO FunCh. Edyc x 60
steamer Gamma r. Davies. IT Johns NJ. via Halifax
days. with mdse and passengerA 10 Olaih d SeAiudn
Steamer NlEesDarrc, DaDOll busiuh. 49,,
Steamer Kaplan, Jenny. West Point Va with mdse ana
Steamer Mcclellan, Billups, Baltimore with mdse ami
steamer Benedctor, TnbOn Wilmington, with mdse and
Passengers to Nm l. clyde x 60.
sUNsE wind at sandy Hook. moderate WsW; clear.
At City Island light >W cloudy
Arizona (Brj. Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown
STEINER khusna Rrl Curtis Portshcsd EGeo Bulley.
Steamer El"anora Bragg, POrtlaud-J f. Amos.
StcamerJ W Garrett. Foster. BaltmOre-l > hrems
Stedai,r GlHucu4. Br1rse. Aoston-H r Dnpck.
Ralidan. Jenney, West PoInL Na-Old Dominion
SIS Co.
TnE s.OV GMENfS OF SfEAdER%
fDI.GlfN p tfS
LIVERPOOL Dec 4-Arrived steamers Bayarian tBr Laz
zolO from NewYoTk NOy a. Caro- ma ,Spah eaIde rom
New-Oreans Nov 10: CHI linghdm Br Thomas Om ,9yan-
Nov iU Lake %epigon ti}r). Campbell. New YORK
Br irvine from Galveston Nov l. Quebec SB GlosOn
from MOntTo. Al Nov Ii. ~
from New-York % her way Bremen.
Lo>uoS. Dec 4-Saled, steamer France Ne" YORK. n.
LARSR 4Sailcd State OF Nebraska, Braes.
from hsgow hence tOr New.fO g...., Mazda ,pr,
GLASGOW, Dec 4-Arrved, steamer state OF Nevada kBr'
Stewart from New: YORK Nov 20.
DOHES re PORTS.
Boston, Dec 4-ATnvel. steamer NEPTUNE, New-Eork
Saied, steamer Gen Whitney sew York.
PHILADELPHIA Dec ARRIVED steamels ONO, MORRISON
Liverpool. " yhOwer Davds0h, New OrX Ann EuI " AZ
do.
BALTIMORE Dec Arrived steamers WIN Kennedy war
rem New.l ork Martha stevens. Chance. do.
Cleared, steamer Fanny Cadwalader NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
Holiday
Announcement.

Messrs. TIFFANY & Co.,
Union Square, NeW-YOrk, have
completed their preparations
for the approaching Holidays,
and suggest that an early cxaIni-
nation Of their stock will enable
purchasers to secure the choicest
selections, and escape the crowd,
unavoidable LATER.
Articles now purchased may
be left for future delivery.
Until Christmas, commencing
on MONDAY, December H.,
the establishment viii. be KEPT
OPEN IN THE EVENING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
MARINE INTELLiG ENOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rO-OAY.
sunrises 100 1873 Moon r, 2l2 Moons ago. DAYS 20
aitiI r,-JAl
dM-Sandy Hook. 3O8 Gov Island. 367; Hell Gate 5:iG
PM-Sandy Hook 1888; GOV Island 40. holl Gate o:la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Reception to GovenOr-elect Cleveland at the Man
haitian Club
Ieyerch will case before Justice DonObue.
Stokes will contest IN SurTOgate's Court
Senate Finance Committee AT stevens House.
Special meeting OF Emigration Commissioners.
Meeting OF Board OF Education Committee OH Studies
Meetings Of Brooklyn Republican and Democratic Gen
erai Committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Five Thousand "Dress Pat
terms" IA to go YARDS have
been placed on a special cOun-
ter at prices from 81 2J TO IS
each.
The above lots are well
adapted for Holiday presents,
rs r0any of them have been
formerly sold as high as from
$3 to 81 per yard.
JAMES McCREEKY a. CO.,
Broadway, cor. 1th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance Of the system its power over life
and the direct bearing which has human happiness Is
thoroughly recOgned It's and the danger OF OyeraI
ing t. whether through intense mental application or BY tho
excessive indulgence OF the appetes and propense are
urouer subjects When the nervous system
s deranged absolutely necessary TO promptly seek adj
vice from an expert who for long series OF years has de-
voted dis whole time and attention to this study and who
from his experience and practice has learned to discover at
once and promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
ing the painfully seeking for the truth 50 common 10
the inexperienced and annoying to the patient Who very
naturally wants without delay what is the matter
the extent the probabilities OF recupera
ton and the time required.
tho brain become eNhausedby Intense mental appt
cation deprying the power Of connected thought 1t can
only recover strength by being properly fed and noursed
y the use of systematic methods II Is precisely tho
same with the nerves thar preside organic lie The
vane Of this branch of medical practice can scarcely be
overrate for it reache, marriage the perpeuaOn OF family
names the securing hereditary ttos aud tine retention OF
estates in the same family.
been able command by my the thankful appre
citation OF some families Ia rho city and Naupn.
and can communicate much that pertains TO the oyeeIerose
of every department the system and the means Of
recovering its powers whether Of brain, appetite propensity
OF passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

100000 worth Furniture Coverings an
Drperes Just opened in all the designs and colongs
One-halt their vaiue. ,,.,
sHEPPARD KaArr & Co, siNth.aye. and l3thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
Announcements.

AS the Celluloid Eyeglasses are made to
the choicest selected shell and amber
they much lighter aud more durable Made by the spen
Ger Optical Mtg 20. sold Dy optic ans and jewellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

ADMINISTER CARPETS.-3OO pieces have bee
purchased by half their value and placed on sal
from s. 90 per yard. ~
SHEPPARD kXArP & CO.. sixth-aye. and 18Th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Few compcxiOns can bear the strong, whit
morn ng light which exposes speck Of tanevey pm
and the slightest .p1t Of In Dr.. benSUnS Sk
Cue 10 sure Ieef the Of these Demlshes
the cheek OF beauty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Get Hunters Sitter Hunter Sitter Co.
Kitchen speciaes. Cincinnati and New York Circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
A QUICK RESPONSE,

on SATURDAY WE ASKED IF ANY ONE WON, :,
TELL US THE ORIGIN OF THE EXPRESSION. ..r.,.
TURKEY" MONDAYS MAIL BROUGHT us run
FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
SUICIDE OF A HEBREw REFUGRE

The Selva yesterday brought 800 mail bags,
more than double the amount usually carried by a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

WHY SHOULD NOT INvALIDs
s widely profit ~ infants by the nOunshlng, highly san
toned AnglO-Swlss Milk Food !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kid
and Urinary Complaints cured by "BuchuPaiba" 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

SAFFs.-The only Steel Fianre, Round Cor
Fire Proof safe made EHOgY. 20 Vesey-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
JERSEY CITY.


John NintZen, a sailor on the steamer lee and of
the Red star Line, taken from the vessel tcS-
tcrua, her arrival At her dock ana removed 10
the ChalIy Hos plta suffering from u inohcu INV
a tIactuIcd les, and serious Intcrnal inluIie, lie
Ien nom a yard arm wnlie at sea on last Thursday
NEN-JEkSEY.
UOBOKEN.-lt was rumOrcd yesterday that Mar.
lin v Mel JrrmUtt, hO claims to have been elc,t.d
CITY CIcrk, SOulu attempt TO take forcIbe posses
SION of the Office Mr. Nj DermOtt, accoInu,,uied nv
Councilman Tinker, went 10 the City CIciA oftc @
about 10 u'clOck ana demanded possession winch
was refused by ACHING Guy Clerk Miller a police
man was mere III UNIFORM, and Mr.. AlcUermott aud
the Councilman went away without any further
REMARKS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-John j. Hill, of the court
oliocrs died yesterday after "a prOtIacted Illness.
lie was once the Republican candidate for the
Assembly IN the lId Distnct but was defeated
AiterWaTd he became a Democrat.
LONG ISLAND.
LITTLE NECK.-A horse and sleigh valued at $500
were stolen on sunday night from the farm OF ed
ward Thornton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Kidney complains kill hundreds who n
have wooded them by the OF PlrRcrs Ginger Ton!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated for the OF vi d
orders OF the stomach liver. bowels kidneys bl9tdet
malaria in Ito various forms neryou, diseases hssdson
constipation cosveness Indigestion dyspepsia biousnee
bilious fever inflammation OF tho bowels piles and ~
arrangements ot the internal ylscerL PRICE - GEMS
PER BOX Sold Dy AL dT1N,se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l44LeXngtOnave.. between 2)th and 3D5hst'.
Hours to l. 10 InJotenCe Stcrutty, Disel@oS OF Jhs
eptO- Urnary orLans and system, speclaltleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
A WILL FROM THE FROZEN NORTH

The following holograph will OF Peter johnson, a
Swedish sailor OF the ilI-fated Jeanette, left
The vessel with Lieutenant Chip, and was last
seen on June II 1851, offered for probate IN
Rrook lyn Yesterday. II was written from Coma
laska Alaska, 10 his aunt In Brooklyn;
ONE ALOsEo, Aug 80. 1879.
DEoR MRS KLEIS-I send yGE IAees few lines to ete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

NOTES FROM THE REGISTERS OFFICE.
In the realestate cOnveyances recorded yesIer-
day were included several pieces of property be-
longing 10 Lombard Spencer and Others The con-
alteration acknowledged amounted to S473, 40.
The properly Nos. 100 and lGGl2 Divisions for
SLIGO; No. 29S Eizabeth-st.. for s., 800. and
Nos So ana J2l2 Eldridge-st. for $l9325. was con-
viewed to Howard sling; No. II Pell-st.. for
5000 to Laura ConkIng; No. pa Church ST..
Tor 1893 1000 Eleanora L. Ccnci, No. 1873
Water-st for $4,000 to Charles G. Spen-
Ger: No 1893 Broadway, for $4,000, and No
rs Roosevelt-st., for $500 TO Lombard
SDcu,er. ir, No. 44S Broadway, for $l33,0O0, and
10 ISL, 1888 $50 and 1852 FoTsy th-st, for @3Z
600 TO William a. Spencer. and 40 3ol Caual,St.,
for SOS. 500, TO William A. Spencer and another;
No 800 Grand-st.. for 81 400, and No. ~ bOWery'
for $50 100 TO Catherine K. thomas.
~ an instrument recorded IN the Registers Office
Yesterday tue SIX other children of the late John G.
Hamilton convey TO their sister, Mary T., wife OF
Charles L. Peabody, an equal share, or a one-mnth
interest IN the building at No. 229 Broadway HE
document Sc forth that the purpose intended was
TO "obterate all language" IN the VIII cOnferriEg
Discretionary powers In the trustee as TO MIS-.
Peabody's share Of the income OF the real estate.
An agreement between John IL. Dean and John
TAYLOR by which the former dlspOScs OF the
prop .rty 100 feet by 1908, on tie north
%West cGyner of Seventh-ave. and Fity-scveuth-st
was recorded yesterday The considerations ior
the conveyance are sos. 900 aud the assumption Of
a mort gage OF the real estate Tor 100000.
Mrs. Hannah @. Gerry, sister OF the late Jean Is.
Goelet has transferred all OF her interest III the
Goeet estate through the dead wOInans will to her
two children, Almy q. and ElDrldge /; Gerry. The
considerations were natural love aud affection"