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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
OLITEITE.

Olivette was given last evening at the STAN
dard Theatre by the Hess Acme Opera Company with
Miss Emma Elsner In the title role and Miss Adelaide
Randall as B9thide There "a good house and the
performance gave satisfaction IL viii De- repeated IN
Ill Thursday night when PnafOre will be presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
AN ELECTION OF DIRECTORS ORDERED.

AN ELECTION OF DIRECTORS ORDERED.
TRENTON May 22.-Chancelor Runyon this
morning delivered his opinion on the petition for an
election Of directors for the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey. He orders books to be closed AM an adVer
sement twenty days to be made according to the
bylaws The present board Of directors is allowed 10
appoint three inspectors and submit their names 10 MN
ten DAYS before the election He orders the receiver to
make out the necessary lit Of stockholer after the
close OF the books and pro luce 10 VII thc stock anu
transfer books lie also orders the receiver 10 tactatc
the action In any way The time FOR the eiec
ton Als not been nAeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL 0BsERvrrIOvS.

rprnr-SE OrrrcE May ~ a. m.-During the fair and
coudy weather OF yesterday the movement IN the bs
rorneter was downward. The temperature ranged be-
tween 80 and 79 The average 1912 being 7' higher
than on the CORES ponding DAY and Ia higher
Snoler and cloudy weather. with occasional showers
foIioved by partly cloudy fair weather, may be ex
necfed today IN this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
Ready This Morning.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Price In wrappers ready for mang i've cents Yer COR
on- COW one yr4r copies -li ten cop Aoh Oi
extra as. Postage cases Tree 70 tle sl9ser Doc
~ THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
INSPECTING THE POST OFFICE.

Dr. Schmidt, Post Office Director at Bremen,
is Inspecting the workings of the NowY0rk Post Office,
having sent to this country the purpose by the
German postal authorities Postmaster Pearson has
given aim every facility for making himself acquainted
with the details OF tbs system il Ia this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

fed In questioning the final Perseverance
az may theological term OF adopted e'I~e
ship unGeF adverse circumstances like these.
The rest Of the documents, which are quite 'o'ui,
nous only give in detail the facts which are generah'
In the foregoing CORES pOndence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
r...ron. I'D pnIIIIps,s ELIrE pIREcToRY

Patrons Of PHILLIPS ELITE DIRECTORY
,rri 10 vel L. walt Tor the AUTHENTiC and EbLlABLB
EOok which will shortly Published. Extra care u bein
Ia make Directory prEecL Inc puDic are warned
having Imperfect limitations 81 this well known PUB
-. ion " PiILLIPS a CO ale the sJc puDLshefa pro-
rrotOfs and OF gnal authors, Fl Nassau -
Piles Permanently Eradicated
In n weeks gasIro caastlc SEMI f)r
DR. HOGi. 50 Vest <4tA-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

As Governor CorueII the Catin bill you should
buy Furniture Carpets 60 OF the old reliable CowfEE
TWAIIs who give longest credit aud lowest prices.
I59 and Brooklyn at 40S ~ Az
FultOn-sI Established IS years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

CHESTER, Penn, May 22.-Young Singleton
Walter, wei known journalist, died here this after
noon from congestion OF the lungs after short Illness
WOODSTOCK, y. H. May 22-Captain David selling
ham, OF the War OF 1872 died to-day the ago
Of ninety years
EsPERAScE, n. Y. May 22.-Mrs Henry f. Abeel. tho
wife OF Governor Cornes private secretary, died hero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
OBITUARY..
PHILLIP j. KIERNAN.

Philip J. Eiernan, brother Of State Senator
John ]. Herman. died yesterday at bis home No. -
Firstplace. Brooklyn. Mr.. Herman had been suffering
from consumption for two years bat had only been CON
fined 70 his house abont month. He proprietor ~
the Downtown Mail Agency which was established
about the time OF the removal Of Post Office 10 ~
present location.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
Carpets Prices far Below their Value.

Carpets Prices Tar bffOW ther
600 different patterns Moquette Carpets elegant paTior
styles. ri -, formerly - - and 81
SHEPPARD KNAPP 4 Co, sixth-aye and l3th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
THE CAUSE OF THE SUSPECTS
A STATEMENT TO THE COMMONS.

O'MAHONY NOT AN AMERICAN CITIZEN-NO MONEY
OFFERED AN AMERICAN TO QUIT THE COUNTRY
LONDON May 22.-Mr. Trevelyan, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, in the House of Commons to-day,
replying TO Mr.. Redmond member from New-Ross,
SAID OMahony, the suspect. is not an American
citizen and has not been prevented from writing to
Dir. Lowell the United States Minister The Gov
eminent, he declared have not offered OMahony,
or any American citizens money to quit the
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

patch Oh , .I9 citizens Of One. Uui,rd
spates now imprisoned IN ireland, mad
an Interview b. appointment win ar fos.oa %. ~.
muncaed III substance Dy telegram assented ina ne
anould Try the experiment oil OHeflus Ice'So 90 az tc
socaled American SUSPECTS GA cohu-oh VI ,elI sD'ns
0ack within reasonable tune to tne country they eLn
10 have adOpteD, but distinctly informed MN tae
Wa authorized Dy my 1oi't lnnt ~
thug less than unconditional liberation On my part
promised nave J4e prisoners lAoIhlou on luJ ynn
ne he rejra.edp $40 should be az the disposal
OF each 70 pay hls passage s S t a . AZ
and Wood Consuis respectively ~ Dubhn ana beiia-t
aud slr Iiusey consular agent ~ Limerick To ysi the
prsoners aud make known 10 mem we oAtr Two OF
I'm NcEaery ana 5lattery were allowed three days
10 consider whether tley "ouid accept or not. lhs
Cthers O'Mahony, Cannon ana Ncsweeny, refused
to IN. liberated on any terms whsteyeT,
Whose advice or orders they acting under Is
t.r All very probable cOuccJGre- Meanwhile Il Ia nearly
crtain mat ali the sspecs," oXcepS those charged
ain the crime OF Violence Will DO very shortly Set s
49, thns rendcrin nngatory the most effective argu-
ment in favor OF disorder and resist 70 the law.
A SECOND NOTE FROM MIX. LOWELL.
Under date OF May A Mr.. Lowell writes TO secretary
Frehnghuysen;
The case OF John r. Mccormick prisoner In Clonmel
cao Who asserts HI American citizenship ana SENDS
certificate OF naturalization bearing tne name OF john
Nc, or1nick Is one that viii sill embiTrass ne
win the question of continuous domicue even
should 40 succeed IN establishing hiH Identity Win me
Der,Ou named ia the certificate extracted RON tte
record Of tue Justices Court VI tue District oi troy y
y on which he bases his claim for Intervention IN us
The United states have from tho first justly
~ fbe ,Sbt Of expatriatiou Bur na- com
eta the process of pairiaung himself and rsurs
70 the land Of his Dmth' shonld DC
rIad 10 be instructed how far his residenco
there may DO prOlong d, without al eALhouoh OF
the acquired and r. IVA q IN oisa
suspects ia ireland CONTINUOUS rehldehee has eAeeoJo
this term Two years. In some u mas greatY exceeded
70 .hifie nr,t zSa GOyorn,nens would be iastE
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
EDWARD 7. ROOK.

The death of Edward F. Rook, of L. F. ROok
4 Brother. brokers at no i Wast, announced at
the stock Exchange YESTERDAY Mr. RoOk died Thursday
evening at his house, No so East FftySixthst. after
illness OF about three months He had been aing for
several months before, but able 10 attend to his
business up that time The of his death ia be-
lieved to have been affection OF the BRAIN For the
last three weeks he had been unconscious most Of the
time, and he Gied unconscious and without pain.
Mr.. Rock born March II, Isll, and when
twenty-one years old entered Wall-st. lie became
member Of the Stock Exchange October 20, 1884 He
was alone I'm business until the beginning Of the present
year, when be took brother into partnership with him
lie was highly esteemed by members OF the boa among
whom he very popular. lie was generous. hOu0r-
able and unO-tcntatous. He fulfilled h@ own contracts
wi scrupulOu- fidelity and many times aided persons
less fortunate In the dealings committee to prepare
suitable resolutions appointed yester lay These rH-o
luiDns viii be read this morning, and proDaDN larger
committee to attend his funeral will DE selected me
funeral services viii take place ~ his house on sunday
at p. H., the burial at Greenwood on Monday. WNe
and four children survive hin.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
INSPECTING NlJ-r IND SNIP YARDS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Ihe Naval IN
snecfing Committee. including members oi several
House committees aud also several naval officers "hcA
lett Washington this morning, stopped at "LIhAn s'oh
mud in-pr.t,d the unfinished monitor AmpMriie, now
ON the stocks at the yard OF Harlan Ho.lus"oFth- IL
i estimated tuat 81, viii cost about TLo'OooO 10 com
pl. rni, vessel ana about the same amount 10 Au4sA
fine work Du the mO4..Sr Terror, Uil 10 on th7 s'ocA7
"a, Cramps yards. ,., .
The committee next went 20 Eoach- snip M47' NJ
Chester and Inspected the unfinished monitor fufli'h
The figures which are given the probable COST % COM
pl.rns this vessel are -I24,OJO.
La tI, estimates submitted Dt cI-ecrrtary thompson
NLyIt Congress- which were based on the report
OF the ln-t Board %, Inspection which reported upon
these monitors It was stated that 1t would cost
-3Ug- $50 10 complete the four vessels lhs estimate
included the monitor MouaduOck, no" on t"e slo'A7 III
TC ob.erqatons made to-day by members ~ me COM
irr-e with one or TWO exceptions, may Dr 7iiu 10 m
i1Iu.a.-.d tufm with the idc4 tbH the molol' ''AI
br lul-HeI Ia way, II u !- ohy iOI t4' 44I ~
u-u them foI u4IbUr defence. tHhlllau iIiI.' 'tl'
rf M, ,,d report o. Congress what lie AA4 -etli dAu
Ienva the decision % that body t.- Nh. ..
Er,u CArster the party came 10 tl7 cli5 y, ui M
ber- of tho party entertained d! lht sup u4ltI'
tns svruinE. Tomorrow morning Welt VIII "c AlAie
90 CrarD, Shin Yards aud from there inc party VIII -
~ T,motin fo witness the launching or new steamer
which s being aasned t0r tGe Old Dominion steamsnIp
Line,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
previous record made by vint and Fitzgerald. Al
midnight the score was as follows:

At two o'clock this morning. the score stood ~
follows: Hazacl, 90 miles; Fitzgerald. 5l9 miles,
. laps; Noromac, sol. >; Hart, 40, !; hughes
40, and Sullivan. 1877. /.
Peter Duryea put in the hands Of Hamilton
Bushcy yesterday 4, 900 q deposit for "a chal-
lcnge which will be issued TO the winner at the
close OF the race. II understood that the money
represented Rowrll, rs the vanquishcd Euglshulan
has decided not 10 retire from pedestrauism as he
said he would after this contest.
About 10 o'clock a man among the spectators
handed Hughes a 500 bill. and soon afterward
some one else gave Fitzgerald 500 also.
Fitzgerald then quickened his pare n little
and passed Noremac shaking his hill IN
Noremacs Tlce III joking way "a he did so
In one of thh boxes sat John sullivan. tine pu-
giist. and ". T.. Curtis succeeded IN creating some
merrInent by sending small but oficlous USHER to
put that man who hasn't lady with him ont ot
that box The usher started TO put the man out
but was warned in time.
Superintendent Walmg was asked Yesterday r.
CARING published report that the Society Tor th3
Prevention of CIimc had complained of alleged VlO-
latipus of the Excise law IN the Madison Sqnare
Garden this week. He said that the report was
untrue. Mr.. Ieecher. Che counsel for the society.
he continued, wrote letter tQ the
Board of olice last Saturday expressing the hope
during the walking match Inspector Thorne ana
Captain Williams were told Of tine letter, and were
directed 10 enforce the law rigidly. IS the Excise
Board had granted a license for the SAFE
of liquors in ths Garden, all the ponce
could do was To prevent it between the hours OF l
and > a. IN. Inspector Thorne said that the seGreI
tary of the Society for the Prevention o. crime ilau
COmpl!meutrd the police for the manner N WHICH,
they had performed their duty.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
OBITUARK.
EDGAR KETCHUM.

Edgar Ketchum died Mt his home, at Second
ave and one hundred-andtwenty ghth-st, yesterday
morning the of nearly seyentyone years He had
been i'll ior about weeks from mdaral blood poison
ing.
Mr. Kctchum was born in this city, OF English parent
He early began the study OF law and especially de-
voted HIS attention TO c0nyeyaucing When admitted to
the Bar, in 1884, be associated himself with judge
Ingraham and the late James W. Gerard About ISL
he was made Commissioner Of Public Funds for this
state. and in 1861 he appointed by President LIN
coin Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Ninth District
OF New-YOrk. In June, So. he appointed Regis
ter in Bankruptcy position which he held 70 the time
81 h- dea5h Mr.. Ketchum was prominent as an adyo-
cate 0f the anti-slavcry lie an ardent Re
publican. His house of those fred by the not
ers in July, lS63. He took active interest in eduCa
tona matters aud philIuthrop.c enterp rises He
leaves wife and several children.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
Special Notlce5.
Appeal
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
The iahuman persecution ~ the Jews durlag
past nine months the continuance Of Which the Russian Cow
ernment thus far powores prevent the tefi5s
deeds OF violence which have pcrpetrte helpless
and chrn the murder uaarmod aEI unoaendias
men who have become prev the fury Of brutal noh tho
despair OF the surT!y0rs who only Ind their homes
devastated burned their wrecked and
OF subsistence he threat OF enasmens calculated
10 remove the few barriers that still however made
quatey Ia protect the oppressed have rsu anei
paed driving multitude ~ unfortunate peopls
from their homes 10 seek refuge IN other la1ds.
IL not surprising that Heug rom oppression they
should seek this country a. their safest asylum.
Already nearly thee thousand e1ies from the elites d
southern Russia, compring many lgTiculfursts AMI
chauics and al displaying qualifications superior % those II
the emigraat have this port least ten
thousand expected here before the
and nearly thousand in transit hther.
They viii arrive here IN strange lan not only
destitute Of means bat entirely unfamiliar with tae language.
and customs Of the country.
Public sympathy has been aroused England aui America
IN England taxing the form mainly Of large contributions ~
its citizens, which with the moneys that may be RAISED "a
other European do much toward assisting those
who viii be unable depart from Russia VINO viii become
domced in other par;4 o Europe aud pohap % aome ex
tent IN enabling The refugeas % reach shores.
IN America the profound sympathy which has been
pressed should take Ike shape, that airuuat' means may
b. provided Tor The reception temporary maintenance rans
rortaon and colonization ? thoS strangers IN orer that
they may add thr pauper class of es bat rather
the strength and welfare u this cosmopolitan Nation
the humanity appeal 10 the heuev"lrlce -
community inty inate
to these unhappy and children victims Of rcs
ious persecution and oppression.
The subscriptions will form the Russian Refugee and Cll
nzltou Fund.- which Will be .upersi.ion
OF proper committee.
Contributions be to any Of tie unertgued. 70
Nj JACOB H. SCHIFF Of the funi. 80 81 Mas.
| -au st.. New Ork
WM. X. GRACE,
ROB'T LFNOX KENNEDY, NOAH DAVIS.
JESSE sELIGMAN. H. 3. CLAFLIS,
JOHN 4. STEWART ADOLPH HALLGARrET.
SOLOMON LOEB. DAVID T. EIN-TETN,
JACOB d VFKMTLYE HYNNN BLUM
WM II MACY EMANUEL LEHMAN.
March lis
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
DIED.

PARKHURsT--At Engewood, n. J., March Dr. Chester
Parkhnrst in the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence Of daughter MIRA LSDbeus
Chapman. on saturday. March {, st2p
Train leaves foot of Chambers Northern r. H. Of New
Jersey, at / D. M. return $40 D IA.
ROoK-On Thursday evening" March 2 Edward r. Rock,
aged 81 years
Services at HIS ate residence 90 56thst sunday
y.
IntcTment At Greenwood Cemetery. Monday morning
ST JOHN-Cn Thursday. March p ABBY r. WIDOW of Tsaao
r. ~. John, aged II years.
Funeral from residence I7G Amitys. BrooEyn
on sunday ths 5th inst. ar O'Clock y.
TOrTEN-On Friday. March g. James d Tot,en aged 6s
Relatives friends members - the Lodge Of Antiquity
and 4. NJ respectfully invited attend rie unerai
tTOn his late residence va Nestpiscs harles-t. 10
tweea 4th Ble-cker- ION sunday March 40
Intermcnt at Peeksxill, y 7.
WOODRUFF-In Brooklyn March l. 1882 Harriet Par.
fridge. wife Of Albert Woodruff
Relatives and friends
Vices NJ her late residence -tafest Brooklyn
saturday afternoon tth INST. O'clocs
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
Aid roR THE PERSLcUTED JEUS.

Steps are being taken in this city to provide
rroperlv for the Jewish refugees who are expected
soon TO reach this country in their fight from the
per.ecutions In Russia. Large number. of the op-
nres,ed people have emigrated to America to escape
toe deed. of violence and tEa destruction Of prop
tv which have been visited upon them
~ Russia in the last nine months. Already
nearly three thousand OF these eXlleS nave
come 10 New York from southern Russia, including
in tneir number many gricuturIst, and mechanics
while al are SAID display qailLcdt0nS SupII nor
to the average immigrant. Nearly a thousand are
now ON their way and be. ore the summer the NUM-
her of arrivals IL expected To be lucltised 10 IoUoU
Most of these involuntary Immigrants VIII arrive
ar This port destitute Of means, Whle al VIII pe
irnoraut Of the manners and language oi tht couH1
nv Contributions of money are desired 10 alu
tL-.e victims of religious Intolerance upon theH
arrival 20 that th. sympathy OF Americans may
be expressed in practical form, rs mas Detu
fine case ip England The treasurer OF tn bus.iah
Trtngees and Colonization Fund Is Jacob II. 1chH'
of Eulu Loeb y Co.. OF No. II Nlssau-s'., bHt coz
t;irtIols NAV be- srut 10 William x. Grace. Robert
Ienox kennedy, Jesse Seigman, John a: stewart
So,.mon Loeb. Jacob ID. lcruIlyt W ulIdm H.
N,cv V,aI DAVIS. H. b. ClIIlu, Ado.ph Halgar-
Ten. David L. Eins;ein, Lyman Gl4n % LLiIuuei
i.ftrt
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
SUICIDE OF1 BOY.

Joseph B. Warner age fourteen, of No. jSS
Leonard-st Greenpont committed suicide at st. Luke
Hospital at $50 O'Clock as, night. few minutes he
fore this time James Barrett clerk the hospital
from his room on the F!fthave. side, boy leaning
against the iron railing Of the fence. His eyes were
red and he seemed troubled The bog then passed through
the gate and came to Barrctts window. Barrett threw
ND the window and the boy asked him II people sick and
without money were taken IN there Barrett said,
"sometimes" lie was surprised at the question
as the boy was wclllressed and loOScd far from
destitute. The boy said there was woman in
Rosc-st who was sick and needed assistance.
and then turned away He then apparently went
around 10 the Fifyffthst entrance, Arthur Burnett,
the man ia charge there, heard the bell ring once and
this WAS shortly followed by rings. On going
To the gate Burnett found the boy clinsng
TO the bell handle. He said: " haze shot myself
A scyen-chambcrad revolver was found on the ground
near him Il was found that the bullet had entered the
body just below and within an inch OF the heart The
wound 80 dangerous tAal ~ was hot ptuncd
Early in the evening Captain Williams sent our rom
the TWenty-nuth Precinct the Following alarm: " Look
ont Joseph g. warner age fourteen, Stout gl COM
ri xion dark suit soft felt hat Captain Williams. who
l. IN uncle Of the boy, came 10 the horptal
shorrv after the boy was found remained with him
Williams said the boy lived in Grceuyoiut. with his
aunt Mrs shaw thar be had been working In drug
store and lett home Thursday, saying he was
T6is ne did not state In the boys po=session
were found three cards OF merit signed hy the suriu-
tenent and secretary o. the or tue Frs
BautIst Church at GGrcupuint, and handkerchief
on which written with lead pencil the following
Goodbye mother, Harry Oracle ana Uncle:
Jo-EFH b. WARNER.
"Teu ,Ir. Clark am sorry for what / did and say
goodbye % him for me. D., y. W ID,
The boy refused tp -Ne any 4AlorlLiOA '"ou "4iI'c
or 10 tell Why he took MS HE
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04


BEFRS-At Green Cove 'Prtng7 Florida on Tuesday Feb
ruary 2S Louise Hustled. youngest child Of Edwin and
Mdry Louise Beers ot BOoGyn, aged - years and 10
months -, ,
al the church or "a. HOY TRINITY M4At4B'e-si
brooklyn, on sunday. March ), 10 a3o p uI
prKHAt her residence no - University place. WeGne3
J. the --th year oi Der age, Hdrah Burr,
y0ee and last surviving daughter oi the dte Isaac Burr
friends IDsrstfuF M.lr 20 attend Toe
funeral FROM late residence on Monday March at Il
O'Clock, noon
DAvI--On Friday March lss2 James Davis TO he sl't
~ y. aud friends Of tr family Invited to attend his
sunday, 4tl % AZ Do iir lion 4s 4t9 tes4-
f.nre 40 al Ea-t Il @thst. Please omit hnwris
FAHY--In Brooklyn Thursday, March Marianne Fahys'
il the -1th year 0i her axe. , t,.--.
Funeral at The residence of hr son J0rf - -
30 273 Clint .u-ayr saturday, March b. 30 clooA p A
Friends will kindly omit flowers.
FOWL ER-Ou Friday Nareh g. 1852 LIl' t widow OF the
I4f- Charlie, Fowler 10 thr -odNCA OF ucr axe.
Funeral 0a Monday. March d, as O'CLOCK, az hor alo E's4-
a.uce. lG7 West l-th--t
Hartford, Conn, papers please copy .-..
G.r--FNuAIN NLE-Iu this city on Friday Mafch s. I77-
ne y.y Augu-tus I. Gei-seuhanrr la his ooih year
Relatives family "a ~ tuc members oi
T-.Dy. Luthertu Niul-criuu nl FtuD7l Ntl- ana
me adjacent other clerical eAs are h llt 10
sIrf rb fruara from his residence, No JtA Le AlnS
fDu.1ye. on Monday, ttl lust, at 3 p W'
Er,rn.I, are r~uue-Jsd NOT to send tuWtr-
f.rrputS- Al Harlem. March 3 l@72. Ei gar Ketchum.
-ryr,. held A. his iatr residence corner ID
ave aud l2sth-st Monday M1fch o. l'7- AT CLOCK
ATuROp- AZ Bo1ntau y. J Thursiay afternoon, March
49, William O.. LathrOp m the iuth year Oh MS age
FUNERAL ,evicrs nls late residence On MOn1y March d,
ta wa delaware Iac,awanna aud Western Railroad trom
Christ .sAer and Barclay -sts. at $3.50 n IL
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
pos, omcr No.lce.


The foreign mails for o." ~cek rnling SAIIEDAl,
March l. lss- wlli close lt tAs oltc 0u 4lENbAl, AZ
- m Tor Europe. ny steamship Wl-rorsr. Va Queens
town. MEDS r.-DAlt ~ a. u Tor EuiObo py sttAa-
snip soryll, Queenstown lr france aat
40 Tor ilIrci
steamship Labrador lasre on ldl it-DA1 for gIoge
Iy steamship NlubrI via plymouth tl~rpourg and l4n'
b5rg nu SATURDAY 20 i % u, for Germany. .g.,
by .teamsap NtCkdr, southampton and Bremen CORE
salueuce Great Britain 4ld atAel European soGut -
lu- be- specially addressed. Agd d. fuf Europe ~
steamship Baltic Via Queenstown. And al IL a. Toe
.ut direct by steamship trca-sa via glasgow ald tt
s Tor Bel -iIu direct 8y steamship Md-iaui 80 AntNclp
IN. mails for Brazil by stelasl G.rnfyae va ha' moro,
close on MONDAY -.3Op. m Thr mails Tor Jamaica Hayu
AID IurAs Island BY steamship Aneia ..ose
0u TUESDAY. m The mAi,
Tor Hayt sayanvila by steamship Als4, ciDso %
WEDNESDAY,. no. The mails Tor AspuNau lnl -0ltl
Pacific by steamship colon close on "tbN k'pAN a. -
,n the malls hy steamship NcbU. Via iis.tl,
Tunrr coss on WEDNESDAY at 80 q. m The itis iYf
tba N ..t Indie. aud Mexico b. steamship city 1i finytR
r.o-s on III -UAl, 1880 m- Tho mals t0t
s turacaa by steamship Halclrres, close on "a 80 -
TB. mails the Mtutwaid Islands pl ,t,tls.1g
Iaulborough close SATU RDAN a. p m ~ -
fnr Cuba by steamship SaratOga close on "a
i.tn IA mn The mails tor Nassau y r. va , ess
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y. HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post oHcs Sew.YoEk. March l. 1851