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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
HUNTING THE RAScALS DOWN.
LEY rKLEGRAPH TO Tile rRIBCNEL


WAsHINGroN. May 2S.-John |. Davenport has
been in Washington tor about two weeks during
which time he has made several visits 10 Baltimore
in connection with the Mercy letter forgery. James
A. Birmingham, a detective in the employment Of
the Baltimore and Ono Railroad. and one Richard
Ryan. an employe in the rolling mill Of that road,
both ationed at Cumberland, have met
Mr. Davenport in Baltimore, and have
there made full confession and statement
OF their connection with che making of the affidavit
10 which the gnature Of Robert Lindsay was
forged and of the sending Of one James OBren to
York under the name OF Robert Lindsay, who
is now confined in the state Prison at Sing Sing
under a sentence Of eight years for his perjury IN
connection Herewith.
These confessions detail the employment OF each
of these men by William NJ. Price, at that time
chairman OF the Democratic Ounty committee OF
Allegheny County, Mar, land, an an elector on the
Democratic National ticket. They also set forth
the times places and circumstances under when
their various terviews with Mr. Price were had
the amounts received in payment therefor, and ali
subsequent interviews and payments made by
Price 10 purchase their silence IN regard TO tAese
matters. 90, -,
L Is rumorei that the next move VIII pe the
bringing of Price t. II n ing on, Is . WITNESS OF d
defendant IA ne matter OF his connection WIN me
affair m a criminal trial, wIIch 10 Is learned can DE
brought under statues governing the Distrlci o,
Columbia. the per.On VINO made ne un&l publShcu
copy of the Norey let beng, II Is believed, resi-
dent OF the District at the time.
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10000 Flowering Plants


Tho foreign mails I1r ending SATURDAY.
INN. 2 So Will this o1hce on TUESDAY. at
m europe Dy steamship Alaska, Wa SucensiOwn
On WI On r.SDAY Il a. for Germany &c by steam
an n oder VIA southampton and Bremen Netios for Great
asd other European countries must De- directed
20 Queenstown letters France must be directed per
Hohn. and at for France direct Dy steamship
4n.r,nue VIA Havre. Thu hSDAN, ~ II a. for Ger
ranv fraucr &c steamship Herder via Plymouth Cher.
hourg anu Hamburg ctters FOR Great Britain other
Hroisu be directed per Herder and al
m for europe steamship city OF Richmond via
lawn on SATURDAY Al $50 for scotland direct Dy
BOLIVIA. VIA Glasgow and $50 m Tor Belgium
direct steamship Pennznd, via Antwerp aud AZ II M,
for germany ensniD DonAa. southampton and
Bremen Britain snd other European
trirs directed per oonau .nd at IA, for Eu-
rope, by steamship Celtic, Queenstown The mails Tor
Mrxico VIA New orleans close SUNDAY at 1880 D. IA
The malls Tor sayaua &c. by steamship Aisa close
mon DAY 10 A. The mails for hayi, by .niship
Alps close MONDAY ~ y The mails for AsptnwAl
Colon. close
10 N mails FOR newfoundland BY steamship Gamma
CLOSE On WEDNESDAY, a. IL a M. The mails Tor New
fou,dland and Pierre MquelOn via HALIFAX close
WEDNESDAY az 1880 p. M The mails for Bermuda ny
Ornoc0. close on THURSDAY ~ l3O m. The
mails aud the Me Indies by steamship city OF Al
for PORTO Rico Maraoabo steamship App close
FRIDAY az D. The mails for rruxllo and lsiands,
via Ne ~Oreans close FRIDAY Al 1850 The
for cuba by steamship Niagara close on sA1O RDAl
m he mails Honduras and Livingston. New-lr-
ieaas SAL kDAf at 1880 The mails for China
md Japan. Francisco close May 50 al D. Tho
mails tur Australia &c via Francisco close June az
D.. HEN ~ u ftAhoO-s, po-lmAsIef.
fasL Oanes. New.Y0rx- MaT 70. 1851
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BOEEE-On the osth inst Mary Bokoe widow Of the lat
Frederick A. BOkee
Notice % unera hereafter.
COCK~-n BROOKLYN Thursday 18th INST, Of pneumonia 4
John y. IN the 18th year OF his age.
500 otate5t, Monday
the 18th inst. 3 O'Clock
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited.
COLGATE-On saturday morning 9th int Of pneumonia.
Jane. youngest daughter Of the late George Cogate
from her residence No - East -dst On
Monday morning. at 1890 O'Clock
Friends are requested not 10 send lowers.
LAWTON-At Athens y. &, on the 2Cth inst. Abraham
Lawton aged - years . 90. -
ms residence on second DAY the -'h sts
at o'clock D. IN.
UNSBERY-Suddeny. in Brooklyn. Y Y. on saturday
infant daughter Of Alfred T. aud Adde l.
IOun-Oery aged months and 10 DAYS
VIII De held AT tle resldrnce
parents No - Hermer-st, Brooklyn, Tuesday, May
30, at 3 p.
MAsON-At Danbury Conn. on SATURDAY Nav ~ Mary A.
wife b. Mason, IN the 3sth year ~ nor age
Funeral residence. wednesday Nav 3D. at m.
MCWILLIAMs-In Brooklyn sabbath, May 2s o. scarlet
Norman youngest son VI Dahlei v" anu he4eh n.
McMiIams, aged years
Funeral private
wALLAC EOn SATURDAY 27th INST, Emma F. only daugh'
OF am Z. and JuDet wallace.
Ia >chermerhOrn-st, Brooklyn, wednesday
3l.tt at 3 p m.
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TIE WORK OF THE CENSUS OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-In circular just
issue by G. ~ -eAton, supcrn end"nt or tie census II
sta,d nat since October &c. 1850. 2l6 bulletins, aS
greg. ing IOll pages. have been saued small editloAs
Of twelve com lee reports, agregaung 2l16 pages eX
elusive Of maps and ful-page Illustrations, nave Deeh
issued from tue Printing ONCE and the 5tereotypeu
plates await the action OF Congress relative to printing
editions Tor general III, RIB These reports are upon
the following subjects " statistics Of Population Fart
L." statistics OF Pubic Indebtedness" The oyster
Industry" Cotton ProIucuon IN louisiana seal
Islands of Alaska" Iron steel Production KAN
r,id- of the Neg-Engaud Group The Manufacture:
of silk" -,ci statistics Of Ncw-Orleans ana Austin
" Ine Production Of the Precious Metals, naHu,
features OF the twenty Largest Clues OF tne Cuiu1
States" and " Courjs OF Criminal Jurisdlctloh.'
The following reports, ag-i gazing 30 Pd-os nav
been sterrOty ed and VIII be- printed soon fHt
rms ana Ammunition" " steam Pumps AMI pumping
-iu,s aud The Na,eI-pONe r OF tue SOuth Atlali nc
Aaier-~hrd." OF nine other reports IN the iIll,I.-
Otc- are partl n type. Eleven compeleu repOi's
retiu IN ne teu.u. Olicr, ready for he printer.
In cone u,ing his circular, MI craton SAYS s sOuc
IN sstatrments u regard delay OF census reports
nave been published, may ne well u say thal none vi
the matter aimed in tue Bulletins ha~ ever Deeh pun
shed heretofore after the close OF the ehuherd-
non by iul year. that the Jhrte quIfiO Voumes %
the census of $50 not ISSUED from Ae IrlhLng
DHcc uiiI 49, although they bear the FflhHH
One date oil I-72 81 IOur quar1O vol lInes Oh te
d. u.l, o. 1900 Two bear the Printing once uate or
-tf and 40 the of sos. II Will appear from tue
already very advance OF those Oh preceding cen
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OBITCARY.
NlLLIAM ). SLATER.

Providence, X l., May 2s.-Wlliam 5.
Slater, leading uanufactlrcr. died to-day.
M slater was born in North smithfeld r T. March
" ISL And vas son OF john SLATER the father Of
American manufacture On The death OF John Slater
L. l-43, lis sons, william : and John r. (vbo estab-
isned und OF SlOOO.J0O for education IN the sontn,
went INTO partnership IN the cottonSpnning bushes s.
anu oOug2t out heirs oftncr uncle Samuel AT later
VIE L. In ls72 the part lershp was dissolved Will
nA : lAKlng The property IN kBOIe Island ana his
A"eucI 'AAns the properly On Connecticut Dir -laler
- '"I many years prosldeut Of Tie Providence and
es.eII hal4rOad, aud preside OF The Rhode
.a-d locomotive Works In early Gears he vs. 4.
". s.'u .leefward joined me kepuDcan party He
o-Tt1s oeA~t of iroa oInafed ia 5OICZ ana a Pres-
o.nsi@ ElsctOr IN 1.6s and 1870 some &C., 80, %
h-Ne @%V'VOO 10 Brown Unlversilv 'S "e' -o
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TIE sroRuoYT NIYE TROUBLE.

CHARLES J. PAEKHUEsI's REroEr oS TIE DoINGs
OF CLARK d Z jTHwELI~
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 2e.-tharios y. Park
huns VINO has been examining the affairs OF clark
4 Bothveu II the interest OF tia, North \ .ams
stockholders. reports mat the average monthly pro-
duction Of The Stornont mine was over $4,000, 40
a net proGs of $4,000, OF enough to pay . per
cent dividend monthly. Oaly TWO dividends, how
ever. were paid since February l. Clark
& Boutwell, have become indebted 10 the
mines in $4,000. This sum has been used IN de-
velopiug The starr Grove mine. which has not paid
any profit Moreover the StOrmOut nine has been
allowed to run b.h.ndhand IN current expenditures
until il has been ut ached to make good about
S47 900 owing for miners wages and supplies
Although the stock l. unasroSsapie' - cents nave
been asked for 10 prevent the nlnr from passing
mo other hands, and about S-bOOO nave Jeen
Dald in bv tue stOckhO dos under tlis call,
t,lth which the trustees have redeemed the NINE.
Sir. Park hurst recommends that the stockholders
ri the Storruout mine take immediate steps to
collect the debt due from clark y Boutwell, and
that they revise he list o OH efs OF The company
and require the treasurer 10 give bonds lie thinks
that Clark s. Both wei are able u pay the St".inonI
claim. The starr Grove mine owes clark "a 1".h
well $40. 900, and aa~ been running Dehlndhain
and l. still losing ground IL was Colonel CiarE's
favorite mine for w-Engiand investors. ABOUT
$50 600 worth IF bullion IS been taken out at an
expense of $4,000, and the present ore Is loo
poor 10 mill with profit. he Eagle mine
had iirst-class los amp m!4I "niSh
was used by tine starr Grove without rents Inc
Eagle paid Tor having lis own ore crushed IN own
mill by the starr Grove Company he mll!Ihs oi
tins ore however does not pay, bus IL Is ciained
thar the Eagle mine is not fully developed. there
Is no money IN the treasury ana the SOiipu's
owes The superintendent $4,000. Clink *
Boutwell, owe the Eage mine 9lou.VoV,
1ncludIng "A mil 10 be built A tunnel OF o;Voo
feet must BE- dug 10 reach paying ore; nc ,d@
Gold Quartz mine which paid Mr., hlte 81 ;ooo,ooo
has given ont and no 10" 'er prOhtable IL apP1@s
to owe Clark * Boutwell, $50, 100 ana az A4'e
oilers ~ advance DO, 900 10 develop II Iurthef'
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TAR&ERUNAWAYS ~ CAYTRAL PARK

Three runaways In different parts of Central
fsrk occupied tie attention OF the police yest.rosr
morse attached 10 wagon belonging TO George gsr,,.
sprodnce merchant, ran into light wagon belopgtn, =,
soseph j. Faye Of the New-York Club. Mr. HartIrv,s
.eh'cie Was Dsd4y damaged The horse away bot
W. captured by Omcer Pagan. Under Terrace Roll
Cneer dOrgan caught horse attached ~ a linn ,sb
ee-~hglAs 10 Charles 5ersch OF No Ily M
VIC shortly AIterWard Officer Munsoa .iccesI ",
popping Team attached to ia which 49, 81, IA
L. No one Was injured '' DC e44-Ll-
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LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2S.--The establish
Of Noyes Brothers, manufacturers OF and dealers In
tnware and country pedlers' supplies damaged %
me extent Of 10000 this afternoon By fire Insurance
$4,000.
CHICAGO, May ga dispatch from Keokuk, Ind.
says Fire in the lumber district yesterday destroyed
lumber owned by the Carson 4 Rand Lumber Company
worth $4,000. The insurance is only $1,000"
DOVER n. H., May 2s.-Fre early this morning in the
old Internal Revenue Office caused loss 70 sterns dry
goods store OF over -, 900 Fully insured.
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THE FIFE RECORD.

STRUCK by LIGHTNING AND BURNED.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, \. Y. May 2S.-B series x
heavy thunder occurred along the river thi' %
ternoon and evening. The Rocbdae Woolen hiis,
owned by the Of Elias Titus, struck b. g
nng ana entirely ed. The loss il estimated Al
from $4,000 to $4,000; partially insured.
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MIDylGH1 WEAVER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
l...,,,. ~. The anil u 9otlrs

SyNOpSS TOT "It , 30 n tIFT'
WASHINGTON. May %. a. m.-Ihe pressure
is lowest m the Middle Atlantic states and NewEngland
aud highest Lake superior region. Ram has iaAeh
IA all TIE districts except the Upper Lake regon ana
Northwest. Southerly winds prevail in the Atlantic
cn4s. and East Gulf states elsewhere they mostly
nYr,ncriy. Lee teuprrat has fallen IL tue Lower
Lake Tennessee nj the ONO NiIeY, ana IA IHe
AK ds1rlcs has remained nearly stationary
Indications tOr 10 day
For New-En gland. Middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
state. local followed b. ciearu- "caI Aer, winds
sill ing 10 culuer cstery, higher piessurc.
Indications tO-HtOryOir.
For Tuesday decoration Day. fair weather Is indl-
Gated ia the states Of The dlssIsslppI rtiyer
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BY trifing with cold, many a one allows
himself drift condition favorable to the deyel-
opment Of some latent disease which thereafter takes
fIl possession Of his system Better your cold nc
with Jayne's Expectorant, good remedy for
thrOat-llls and lung affections.
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A. Governor Cornell has vetoed thu Catlin bin you should
buy your Furniture. Carpets &C. Of The old reliable CoWPLk
IWAf- who the longest credit and lowest prices
stores 1913 % 59 Chatham and Brooklyn al 4O5 u AZ
Fu.tOu-sJ. Established - years.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

ANIMAL AND CRIMINAL CRANIOLOGY.-Ihe
vOume, "Anatomische sudden an Ferbrechergehimen,
by Dr. Benedict Of Vienna, contains among IT, notes
curious observation namely, that In nearly One-hah OF
the brains OF persistent criminals examined by him.
the superior frontal convoutOn il continuous but Is
divided into four subcOnvOutOn analogous 70 the dis
position OF the found predatory carniverous ami
mails He Of the opinion that much Of moral peryersy
may and must be the result OF this detection OF the
cerebral from the normal type producing. as 10
necessarily would other arrangements ~ cerebral nu
triton and hRmOstatc relations; that II, 10 cannot DC
fOrtuitOu- that the ni characteristics Or the most
perverse criminals aud also the cerebral anatomy D)tn
resemble those OF wild beasts This double analogy
must, he says, be one OF cause and effect.
FITTING N SMALLPOX AvOIDED.-A method
Of preventing ptung in smallpox il given in the
Gd-ee des HopiaUr receiving also the Endorsement Of
journal 1t Is PROBABLY reliable any, and Is as
follows: mask is made OF very piabe linen cloth,
leaving aperures for the eyes, and mouth and tho
inside OF this is smeared with certain lnment pre-
pared either OF the three following ways. one Of
these consists Of carbOc acid. four parts forty
parts olive oil and sixty parts prepared chalk another
five parts carbOic acid and forty parts each Of olive oil
and pure starch AMI a third. parts thym0 forty Of
hn-eed oil and sixty Of chalk IL powder The mask
should be renewed every twelve hours, and congresses
grated with of these mixtures may also De
placed the hands. ami any parts Of the face which
TIE mask does not directly touch.
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Colonel Chester was born at Norwich Conn. in $50,
Larry III Life ne published several WORK, -
Greenwood Cemetery, and Other Poe,nsp 80 ''-e
treatise on " The Law VI Reputation" Il s53, and :.
oaiiOhai Laws OF Virginia" For MANY w. az Euu-
Engaged n the publication VI AL TIC uarr, -~S Deen
aha DApsi-InaI Registers Of Westminster Ai, DuIlI
kAnOtaLlOns. @A"OcJJ Win
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THE ARREST OF HE BOOMERS.p

CHICAGO, May 2S.-A dispatch from Wichita,
Kan says: Tao trAnsporser OF The Cheyenne Agency
arrived Esre to-day win the Information that Major
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movement in the continued during yesterday
Cloudy weather with light rain during the first quarter
Was followed after by fair weather; there was
heavy shower ut p and during the last quarter the
cloudincss again Increased and light rains fell The ten
nrr,ture ranged DetS-eu 81, and SOP. nc average
ui5--l being 10 higher than roe corresponding DAY
"A 2 year and $50 higher than on saturday.
Cloudv weather and lgat rains followed by partly
cng or far aud cooler weather may be expected to-
day IN this city and vicinity.
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Randall is on the way here with Captain Payne aDl
twenty boomers" captured In the forbidden ZrObhl
Aklahoma This s the only late information reeriy 4
here The arrests must have been made, u a, ~. ~ -
the 10th inst letters OF that date from the ooOe"
Iaf1 r.I
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TWO CHICAGO MEN DROWNED.

CHICAGO. May, 2s.-A dispatch from Geneva
Lake WIS., says: h. II. and Arthur j. Cole Doth OF
Chicago were drowned In tho lake yesterday by the
capazlng their boat third occupant OF tho DoA'
~ saved
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MlRRLED.

the residence 81 the brides parents.
Iutneff0rd, y J. May -. l-- by the Rev anes nag
gins assisted by Che Rev. oamiei hafro"s Lcnuei A.
Decker Rutherford to Jennie r. >hugg eldest daIgh eE
nj Z and II 4
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,rC,r PIT AFRAID OF LOSING CHINESE TRADE
~ = - E-.r, M san Er1nclsc1 Lhronic-e :.

TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE Is very sollcllOuS
-, ~, .om percla. future OF the Port OF san ran
- l. seems 10 apprehend that CHINA VIII IetaIIdVe
~ i-,,te -totee for passing bin restricting luA-
" ,- Inv refusing TO trade with as IN me uuie me
$50 mar TRIBUNE and all the other I-a-tti Jo'uui.
I'M tis,I..iug TINS matter Is That they assume lA'i'
1ias trades NJ III l~ for sentimental reasons A. LA
- M fct the Chinese buy nOtE ne rom Us '.A' ~
- mn 1hoaner elsewhere. such things rs We nave
here olore furnished them they canno ous "lo,
err.u. bv having more. Ii : sale therefor 10 -
80 tf--, VIII continue a. heretofore TO oul I'D 'H'
c,,t market and tnat SHE Will not refuse To sen 10
u, provides, We pay a. Wen as olueI Vu.'d NV 1nr
H. ri m stances II Is d.Lcut 10 understand 10" Jul
O. -ulcr.
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TRIBUNE .O5AL OBSERVATIONS.

omrt1ca yanA' ON h, Guy ~ tenths
preceding Midnight rrrrs-nts ,h Oscillations
b, lotrl
a.
MT . P4s.l macy 3l5 Broadway
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Gueclal Notices
4. nimbel & sons,

A. himbel & sons
NOS AND 9 EAST 2OrH-ST,
beg 70 announce they have reopened their warerooms
with An entirely new stock Cabinet and Upholstered
Furniture
ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS FURNISHED.
EMBROIDERIEs, PAPERHANGINGs.
Artistic Memorials
NEW. FNG[.AN Ran DRtNS, ll3rtforLC Oll
,luarries amt SorNsh0ps westerly, r. T.
Flenouument al all DI Tag work II GRANITE drawings
AM .nttrs furnished HtlDutcnlrsa lDrr.spplle htfsG
Iclto,t y. Y.Once. l.5!l B'w4Y e. W. CANttk-D ~
Brass Dedsteads.
Artistic healthy ami durable
Recommended All plyslc
Baaurlul assortment, W. I. & J Mer-ereau,
Manufacturers, 81 Broadway, :. 4
Carpets Prices Below their Value
200 different patterns MOquee Carpets, elegant paI.or
STYLES. n -. formerly - - and 81
siEp9ARD KNAPP q Co., Sixtl-lve AMI l3tl-sL
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS. jams, JELLIEs. PICKLES. Sc.
Keepers can get above articles made from Old
fashioned home receipts warranted OY sending
n-i,r. 10 SARAH McELkAIH
.g3 DegTaw- st.. Brooklyn. y. \.
Goods fall circulars with references and prices
sent o.
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- -,Tr-rIl3 CHAINER> KtPIIt0 TO "a NN-'1-'''
EuOhrol i'4-' Erofn ne Memphis appeal =, -,

A.. tooegI reporter having me- DC .-,.iaa
An APP,," - asked II ne had seen the interNle"
Chamei vnvt TRfBi. reporter win oioIc, -na,
o. lhh IN I'D in the last AppenL he siiu ia "
mig. lG,' ~, a carpebagger; what haNe wv ~
% CO.., - saw Colonel Manning ouEn, 20 az 80 .,
about p. ~, carocthaeg1ng lie carpe,'aH-cu Go1onI
nuthoi "a then 10 Arkansas. AIieI VI. Va nj
kansiS - nm for p'strictA Attorney III Al Al i1
keuioAs ts"--ed away from there he 'hyn PeuutoS
he ca.pe - time on the Mississippi ItNS'' , anu
prooHce mo led 10 Holly springs IRON WIZ. p III
tAeu v'' il.cfed 10 Congress As 70. ny 80, rrotter
b wa t ia home There my father ana uy'I I
District : my 80 two of my children are hdrleu De
LFeu a.. a. sery ed IL As District A. 'OIne' W ut t
fiGes iiJ, out o. She War, Tor Which ra'Seu
W ~ 90, ma served until thr CLOSE. ~, .. 90 bsJ
Regimen 10 do vou say a. tnat sa! i Ia
rurncoal rDcoat imam tlrteatef ne i az ,luol
rather Or er A. am but ne mas O'eh alIalu ~ os3
oppo~cV =" IL will continue 10 swallow A,iin'I
- il puV., Democrats and Ndtohai Damn -.
low NJ ~ done while he processes 10 ne "pP"Oi W "
"a u" tJs calls vou Esaui MhaV uoes nc ni.s
l'cn,,. 40 NOT know exactly. euppus' HV tA- A-.
that "a 80 Jacob. but II he expects 10 count
BIZ Esu ~ votes a. easily Jacob sWn0leu EsHu Ou
NJ uu ~ md blessing ne VIII he greatly
Ii, ne ore yonr chances for success WI pe' ~
ma . $40 votes Many Of the best Democrats ~ ms
49, hove already declared themselves IoI He.
u,a-.scs leaders eithusiastlcallN ioI me nl ~
SlN."',ran leaders nave promised not 10 run any -
candidate. COlOne. Mannlng II cry IN
- tS ieaders OF his party, and my only rear = 'l,
W 49, ne Nominated. The men VINO were PIOSeouou
IL? cbarre OF violating the election I~Ns ID me ~
%. ore very indignant about the mulHeIchVc ne ~
sSWet iu the matter, anu vii take no IhOIe c""0'9 -
tAat sort for him.
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LONDON May 2S.-COlonel Josepb Iennel
1Le''ef' the American geneologist, Is dead
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Lea &, Perrins' Sauce,
The WOrcc stershre.
DELICIOUS WITH
Meats Game. soap. WEIGH Rarebit', &c.
John DUNCAN'5 SONS, AGEN -.
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Nieder settlers Water,
Bottled direct supervision Of the Prussan Govern
ment il uuequallcd as a rabie-Water
Recommended by the principal Medical Authorities OF
Europe.
ANTHONY OECHs. 81 warren-st. y. Y,
Sole Agent for the Z. 5.
Piles Permanently Eradicated
IN without gature ctustlc SEMI Tor
circular containing references Dr. AOEl 20 west 2fths
Rum, and Cuinine for Hair Caswel, Massey Co.'S
prs,lr don stimulating growth ~ the Hair
80 600 Flowering Plants
VIII be sold By Auction WEDNESDAY May 81, al l0-jO
n, nv YOUNG & ELLIOTT u COrtlandtst. New YORK.
the anes OF ROSES aud all other kinds
OF owerng ornamental LeaYed Plants suitable FOR tho
Flower Garden packed Ia ship IN convenient lots
frcm PETER IA IN ID !. ftSON. Jersey City, y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29

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