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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Steamer Ahos BIT Low Port Antonio Gonaives Jeremie
etc-Pm, FOrwoOd Co.
steamer Edith Golden tBr Bennett Kineston-G vessels
& Co. ut. ,,o,o,n,on
steamer Rapidan Glover, Point, Va-old Dominion
SIS Co ,,
steamer F w Bruno Foster Baumore-J Krems
Steamer Doris Bennett, Portand-J + Ames ,,,,,.,o,
ship Cleaning (Br), Densmore, lOkohama-1 "n'n''
& Co r,oo Droo,
ship weissenhorn Ger. Thulen Bremen-Theo Kruger
& Co ,o.. Cno,
Bark Karnak tBr Upham AnIier Java, for orders-Sno"
BARK Padre Fig AUST stitch, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vich & Co
Pofea itaD Giacopello Tarragona sp-J de f'eiA
Bart Balkan tAust Famine Lisbon Slocovch & CO: Ct,
Bark BatstlnO tai. ~cIrIione. Plymouth "A rn
Bark sargent DOer, Valparaiso and lqnque fAoo' "
BARK Joshua LOring, Cook Hayana-Thomas Dunha'" ,
Nephew CO. - crohios
Brig Soskonmeren (Nor, Stransen, santos brdH-O i"o
& Co.
brig Gem Pierce Brdgetdwn. Ber-D Trowbridge & Co.
Brig starlight. Rebadan Nucvitas-Jas + ward Il 60
Brig Daisy, Mccarthy, hatanzas-Swan & sou. ~ g. co
Brig sarah and Emma. Munroe CardenasW aydeli q Co
Schr VIM II Phayre Edwards BaracOa-G0mez q ieaisHn
SChr T. \ HAYS HAYS, BaraCOa-GOmez &c Pe9rsdI.
Schr Ethel EmmcrsOn Toner Halifax "A i lieheyi no.
SchrS Holmes, Holmes 81. John, NB -scanihell bros
SAILED
Steamers Trnacria. for Glasgow Richmond West POINT
Va BTea@ water Lewcs. Del
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, MAY l4-Arrlved steamer Sicilian Br Grahan
Newport News pril 26 ,.
l2thsailcd steamer trn BIZ Grniths for New org
ander, from Neworcans April 27 Ilyiian (Brh fHghcr'
CT EfSsfowS NAV l4-Arrivea steamers Averin (Brl.
Alexander, and Ny Br Clark, both from Phaaep"'~
April 26. "a, ~,
PLYMouTH. May l4-Arrived steamer desmond (Br Rob-
from Bull River Sc Apul 10. .,,,,-
hoy1LLE. Nav li-Arnyei steamer Sarnatlin (br' "yue
BoRDEAuX to MAY l3-Arnyei. steamer chateau Lah'e
(Fr, J0lIneill, from New.YOrk April -.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE ar rms
SHIPPING NEiYS.
NHITTINW NIVN.
PORT OF NETWORK ..........MONDAY MAY Ii, 1883

PORT OF NEW.YOEK. ......... SDAY. MAY II. 1883
steamer Hercules Rr Dover Dlkar senegal, 10 days in
ballast To Patton. Nickcts q 90.
steamer Saratoga. CuIs d'ana days, with md.e and
pae+engt - Jas t. Ward &
Steamer of Fernandna Nav 10. via
Brunswick ia and fOt Royal. with mise and passengers to
{ III Mallory Go.
steamer Nacoochoc Kempton Savannah "a days with
md-r anu passenger, 10 Henry IOnge. r.
ship Aauuc tirr. Scli4t'r B % days with empty
barrels Ia order; vessel 10 Hermann koop a co.
ndrE Daisy Read ,of Macua, Coo Cltbacn II DAYS via
Delaware Bc4kTatcr With sugar order vessel to swan
Bark q ~ianw0od Weber ~ OF from Portland days
Ia ballast 10 master. VIII load Tor BATAVIA.
Bl- Eabhon ,ol Bangor tOonbs. OicuflcgoS Ia days,
win 10 Mus.r Bros; to Parsons & Loud
Brig Harriet ~, stanley Nurytas II days. with m0asses
and passengers 20 hO-e Bros
schi n, sou T. Eewbuly King Sagua lG days. with sugar
tooidcr. vessel 10 LCox & CO..
~cni v4c' -o'twiug hr Arm Rio Janciro March o. Bahia
H. FrrulmhutO - BdbaUcs April H. Martinique D Dom.
mica 30 Antigua - Chareson May 9 In ballast t0 master.
SUNsAI-"md at sandy Hook light, +. raining. At
Clty Island hight. raining.
Arrived yr.ter,ay-
steamer IlcvctI lRr. Rogcrs Liverpool MAY . Queens
town g. with m,isc aud Passengers 20 + " Hurst
steamer tlty OF Para. Dexter A-piuWal days with
and passengers To Pacinr Mail =, 60.
steamer Manhattan stevens. u est Point Va ard Norfolk
with mdse ana passengers to old Dominion IS Co
CLEAkEu
steamer Alaska tBr, Murray Liverpool via Queenstown-
| Williams
steamer tBr, MaGee, Hull Dcptord-sapder
con i Svn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
A RICH LADY'S EXPERIENCE.

travelled AN over Europe and other foreign countries
A. "A cost thousands oI dollars search OF health and
.luui not returned discouraged and dl-hcurtcHrd,
ami wa restored ~ real youthful health and spirits with
les than bottles OF Hop M'trrs. hope others ray
prunt hy my experience apI stay at home.
\ LADY, Augusta. Ne.
had been sick and miserable ~ long, causing my hus
band 20 much trouic and Npcnsc one know IN what
was petcy d-hcartcmed and discouraged
that got bottle or Hop Bttcrs and used thcm uH
known To my family I soon began to improve and
Gained fast that husband and family thought II
sirnngc and unnatural. hut when told them what had
helped me- they SAID "iurrah for Hop tcr~. long may
thcy PROSPER they have made mother we'll and us
happy. me MOTHER.
Nv mother says Hop Filters Is the only thin. that
will keep from her old and attacks of pardy
sis and headache Iii. OSCcgO SWt
LIddiugton. Mich, Feb. . 1870.
have sold Hop trrS tor four years, and there - no
medicine that ,urpas-r- them for bilious attacks kidney
complaint, and many diseases incident 10 thls malIrial
climate II. +. ALEXANDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
NETWORK CITY.
The American Dramatic Fund Association yester-
day reelected its entire board of officers.
APoINTED SUCCESSOR To Ills FATHER.

The American Dramatic Fund Association yester-
day reelected its entire board of officers.
APoINTED SUCCESSOR To Ills FAIIfR.
Jtdge GildeIsleevc of the Court of General : s.
SION Yesterday appointed Patrick O}ucn count
officer to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
his father. LaWTcuC" . Bucn.
TIE YACHI CRAWLING 10 BE RAISED TODAY.
No efforts were maze TO raise x Commodore Fish &
schooner-yacht Graylug Yesterday. owing to The
prcvaiiu.g caStcT.y wIud. lie Nrec kcrs got their
poutoous and deIrcks ready, and viii Try 10 RAISE
her to day Ii the Wind IS favorable
SALE OF PAINTINGS
Tie collection of paintings owned by John r.
Henry will hc sold by LcaVltt Co, at No. Nl7
Broadway. on Friday evening. There are examples
OF PTeycr, j. e.. Brown, Church, Xlcm, DlaZ COrOi,
Nlb--t, DsubIgnv Jacque, ZamaCOls Dnprc lrOy0n,
Rousseau and others.
REUNION OF COLUMBIA ALUMNI.
The Alumni Association OF COlumoiI college VIII
have "A social reunion at DrlmOuIco on Thursday
evening. The appeal of the trustees 10 put the
COLLEGE true university footing will hcoi>cus,e
aud efforts made enlist the active cooperate OF
those able 10 ald IN THIS matter
RUNAWAY IN A CEMETERY.
While Dr. A. HoIgsOu, of No. l4l East Thirty
eighth-st.. was driving through WOodlawn Gene
terry yesterday afternoon his horses became fright
encd and ran off ] he buggy IN which lie was riding
struck tree and smashed 10 pieces. / ho
doctor was thrown out but escaped with slight
bruises.
TIE LAW INSTITUTE ELECTS ITS OFFICERS.
The New York Law Institute elected the following
officers yesterday: President Charles Tracy; vice
presidents, Samuel Blatchtord, Joseph ii. CAoate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
PRESERVING RELIGIOUS RECORDS.

The Rev. DIR. II. G. McCook. cf Philadelphia.
manager OF the Presbyterian Historical society,
which has a lire proof library blildmg 10000
books, 10 GEO pamphlets and many valuable man.
u~cupis relating 10 Catholic Prosby tcnani,u IA tins
and other countries presented the clalWEol tilS
society as NEWCOMERS last night at meeting held
IN Dr. Ormst0n's Church. The Rev. Dr. :.
llenaeus Prime presided aud addresses were also
made by DIS Crosby and Omission. Phla!cl phld
has erected the uuIldrug and secured the collection
Of books, etc. and now Ncw-lork IS asked 10 pro
vide a secretary and Librarian. The work of raislng
n maintenance fund for that purpose l. vested IN a
committee consisting of The Rev. Drs. Prime, Hall,
Crosby, Ormlston, aud W. VI. Paxton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fihh AreHue H0tcl-COunt and Countess
d Adhcmar, OF Paris; Senator 4. u. Plumb. or Kansas
Wayne MacNe1gh OF PcnnsS lyanla and Ohyer Diisoll
of Boston Breco1f HOUse-CHI :. A d" Bile. Danish
B,net t. S.A......Ner- York Hoic'-Augustns Schoon-
maker, ot Kingston, ~ y. Iictor'd Hol'-G'nerai L.
t George Cooke L. & A; General G. D. MacDone1l OF
Auburn. y Y, and General j. !" Donalds"n OF Ealil
more 1890. . Hc1mQn HO,tSe-~T Philip IL iIarkc, oil Eng
land and ex Mayor Edward Murphy. Jr 81 Troy ..-...
GiIsry UouSe-t artol f. Srnii H. OF SYRACUSE Sine on
IInirovd al O-w e. r. PIcntss Bailey, of Cuct...
IIuE 4 reHte Uctci-IusuIdicc superintendent joan A.
Mccall it,. VI Albany tiUehd0H Hote John Newell
a. CHICAGO ECSf0uHSfer HOtoi-JcrOuc Is. ParmrHtci.
Of Troy HOt't LeutenantC Oionel j. J..
l,raNrlrN. Of CONuls. (amadn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
rErERAN HIGAL4NDERS Ar DINNER.

One hundred and fifty of the surviving
veterans, ol the 40 Regimen; dsnlaud"r oDscr,
last evening the twch5 second Anniversary uf the
formation Of the rcgI eut by dinner al the Broad-
way IIOtcL Among those Present. Wcr" Major -. j.
MaIcn Major L. G. Brasctt. MAJOR App ehy. General
MOrr sson, oloncl j. Lans Colonel A. baird aplan r.
Judge and Jnmes Cameron q: Davenport Iowa. who
had the members of his regiment for twenty
Years After tue dilntr inIzccuccs were related uf
the tWenIy-sII bates IL which The reg ment fought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
AVOICE FROM TIE PEOPLE
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS
OF THE AGE.

No medicine introduced to the public has ever
met with the success accorded to Hop Bitter''
1t stands to-day the best known curative arclcle
dine to the advertising it has received 1t is
famous by reason of It's Inherent virtues. 1t does
ali that is claimed for it. 1t is the most power
ful. speedy and effective agent known for the
building up of debilltated systems ana gen
eral family medicine.
WINSTON Forsythc Co.. v. C.. March ID. 1850
Con.s 4 desire TO express to You my thanks for yor
wonderful Hop Bittcrs. troubled with Dyspepsia
for i've wears preyious commencing the use Uf your
ion RItters some SIX months My cure has Deen
,rondnrful am pastor of the First Methodist Church
of this place and whole congregation can TESTIFY ~
the gre virtue OF your hittrrs. - .
Very respectfully REV H. fEREbEe'
Rochester. y. y. March |. 1850
Han pittcrs Co-Plcase accept grateful ackn0wl-
,dgucut for the Hop crs you were So knd 10 donate
and witch were such beLeht to We are so bullt UP
ri WI feel Nnung agaln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
srIcIpE CAUSED by DESPOXDENCY.

front of No lO7 East one -hundfcd-and twenty
ninth-st on sunday night, supposed to be James
b. Henry, proved TO he Koppc VOL, soo. p.cu rc
frame dea ct OF Caual-st, having home at Ber-
ardsvlllc I'D lie has been living of late at No.
3l9 East EIghty-ntth-st. On sunday al D. ~. he
left the house for a walk. but did not return. Her
man Frank of No. 29l broadway. who has been
hrs LAWYER for wears said yesterday that Woli~ou
was worth ahout 500, 900, but had hccn anxious 10
make real estate investments beyond hl9 means.
He grew dcSpOndcut IN consequence, and finally
shot himself. The body was taken Yesterday TO
the house Of Lous Silberbcrg. WniSous iather-in-
law at Hester and Suitolk-Sts. " OiisoH leaves u
sncnnh W fe and slX clnldrrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Cousccrafng II. TbOmas'- Church.
Commencement Of College OF Physicians and Surgeons
al StciHwaY Han.
Annual election Of Mercantile Library.
Produce trade meeting ~ Mercantile Exchange.
Meeting Of National Board Ot Marine Underwriters.
Annual reception at Museum OF Natural History.
Meeting VI trustees OF tue College Of tie CNy OF New
York.
Team conn etition rife shooting at CrecdmOOr.
Harold pcrjur. case IA Essex Market Police Court.
Meeting of Board OF Estimate and AppOrtIOnmcDt
Manhattan Hay ana Produce Exchange meeting.
Episcopal church Convention Ia HObOKen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
TIE TRIAL OF WILLIAM A. HALL.

The trial Of William A. Hail, the defautlug chief
clerk of the Controllers once at Newark, on an IN
dictment for forgery begun yesterday. On
March Is, loSl. the Newark Savings Institution
paid into the office S5G2.32 part of which $50 +,
was for tax. Hall made false entry in the
cash. book OF S2s2.54 instead OF iS25l and then
he entered in the column of totals S1G2.32 and
changed this amount 10 T3623Z. lie Also y @do
siuilar alterations IN the cash FOR real estate az
Irars Controller Quinn. eI-COntrOLeI Baker, e1-
Treasurer Wlnaps and others testified 60 tie stem
of accounts IN the Office and the condition OF the
hooks IN charge of Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
PEAL ESTATE NOTES.

An instrument by which the Manhattan Life In
surance Company released a mortgage amounting
IN $50 600 held by the company on ST. Thomas :
Church at FIfjh-ave aud Fifty thlrd-st., was re-
corded IN the Registers Office yesterday
The purchase of "A piece OF property on the north
lido Of Twenty-second-st., about 359 feet east of
Sixtb.aye'. by James Lloyd White from the e1ecu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

tor of Renc Smith for $4,000 was also rccor corr
Tho Woman's Hospital has advanced TIVVp ~
on tn norm side OF Thir ysIXth-st., Just "esI VI
S.Vrntl-avc. =, nth
The proprrtv on th" northwest corner OF our
.,. and Ono.hrn,lr, ianI-.wcntv-fr>t-st. was sold
to Spencer A. flaming !or $lGl 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
Is. *. IL.
RbDWAYS READY RELIEF.
RadWay's Regulating Pills!

Perfectly tastcess elegantly coItcd for the cure II I'll ~
oresof the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder, malaria
various forms. nervous diseases hetiaeh' coi,np
co-tvcucs- Indigestion. dyspepsia Dululo's ODl5
fever Inflammation OF the bowels plies AMI al der an ;esns
Of the internal viscerL PRICE - CEN IS P@k b)N,
sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
wuIT-vONDAY OBsERvANCES.

II was a custom centuries ago among me villagers
of Germany To s,t no "a Cayly decorated tree on
Whit Monday and indulge IN Inertyma hllgs around
it, relic OF the custom survives IN the ANIMAL
celebration of the festival by the German p0i udion
OF New-York aud vicinity. Inc tea iuIe OF the Tee
which was always overturned amid shouting aud
dancing toward the end of the festivities, has de-
parted but the old love for nature has remained IN
The people and the changed festival has become
the occasion OF the first merry outing OF the Germans
of all classes The excursions are generally under
the auspices of the various labor mutual benefit
athletic and singing societies. The weather ye-tel-
day married the success of the festival which was
promised IN the forenoon The LARGEST gathering
was al JoncsS Wood. where the Turner'S met and
INDUCED in friendly contests great variety OF
sports and dauclug Ihev marched in procession
from their hall to the elevated railway station at
Eighth-St aud IlrSi-avc. There were similar meet
ings al Broadway Park. Karl Park Sulzcrs Harlem
River Park and Fink's Union PARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
An Infalliblc Breast Cure OF

SEQ hing harmless herbs No
rNub.r ia liz use. \ most crate.
lul and thrice welcome discovery
has az last been found for woman
The indrsCiibablc tOrtui es from
sking aud IrOkrn Breasts are
positively no longer necessary.
There have been over nitg re.
markable cures IN ore small town
alone near mis- city. md Lot one
iai.ufc. R"iei ana natural en-.
dlti0rs restored IN tvO To e..ht
hours Nan - ,fthe cured with
particulars and tie very higlrst
references given on ap ,,atiou.
TO ne the cruel lance II fhr face
OF such statements vi DE- no
.glsts viii keep Mammliiue. or
co, Dnnbury. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
MARINE INIhLLiGhNCE.

MINIATURES AlIANAN
sun rises A. 10 Moon III Moons age
IGIsu WAFER To-day.
W-Slndy HOOK. 20 ioy. Gsllut. 25} Tell GatA AZ
PlL-SaudY lOoA, 24J GOV lsltnd. 3.i icIGath Jl3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

EXCESSIVE FATNESS RELIEVED by nourshlng
non.iattc ming fool. HEALTH fOOD Co. "a 4thaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Many forms of nervous debility in men yield
of Clcrs Iron Pits Valuable fOr nervous weak
ness, night swClts. e.. Try them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Henry \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l4i Lexington ave. between 18th AMI 3othsts
Hours t. f 20 H. Diseases ~ tn Ncryou4 system,
Gcuito CuuIrv organs Impotence AMI 0t'luJy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

10000 FLOWEBING PLANTS,
from Grceuhouso- HcnGc son. viii be sold AT
auct Tuesday Nay H. al , Corlnitst NewHOrk, At
1880 4. n. Descriptive lists on Application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Don't die in the house. "ROngh on Rats
clears out rats mice flies, reaches, bedbugs l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

LTNDBORG', PERFUMES,
EpENIA, AND MAKECUAL MEL ROSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Brummcl's CaramclS (namc on each wrapper
very popular. rcb mellow and delicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
Announcements.


ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS
-Pyles Pearne Millions advantage for LANDRY
hOu-cccanng washing all other purposes III place
OF soap. beware OF limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

SEA-SrCKNFSS PREVENTED.
Wear Dr. Holiuans PAD 4iew days beore leaving por
Cure positive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
THE BROOKLYN posi- OFFICE THIEF

thief whose picture in the Rogsc, Gallery is
numbered 1896 was locked mp al Police lead,
quarters Yesterday on a charge OF stealing N-,JVo
in hank notrs from the BrooAlvn Post Oiice on
February :. lie is believed to he John l|oyc, hut
he has been known by the names of Burns and
ran,el much excitement ~ ro0hlYu. Assistant
For1ma,ter Charles Is. Morton had counted $4,000
IN bills on his desk. when he vac called into tho
Money Order Department. man entered 10 make
INQUIRIES about an alleged missing letter aud sent
ont again. When Mr. Morton returned only 800
remained on the dcsK. William II. De Hevo-e
Gle. / IN tie Office described the supposed thief and
The police began to search for BOYLE. who answered
the description. Detective Sergeants McNausut
and Rodgers learned about week ago that Boyle
was wing in HAT house IN East >even eth St. and
YESTERDAY at ] o'clock they arrested hm. Later
I'm the afternoon the prisoner was dent lhed by Mr.
De Beyuisc and another clerk in the BROOKLYN Post
once Boyle Will be delivered to the iiiooklyn po-
lice to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

Eiy's ream Balm wiz. when applied hy
ne hnler INTO The lo-trils. he ahsO' bel
'ht'iuallN cleansing The nasal fas,igcs Of
Atdi ihal wins, causing ca Thy ,ccrcti,ns.
hldA inflammation. protects the mem.
Di anal Innings uf the head from add.
louai colds. COM letely heals the sores
ana restores the sense Of taste and smell
benttcidi ieau.isai realized los lew ap.
? icatlors. 4 horopCh ~ d'frSn' iriii cure.
| nequalled fer cold IN the head Agreeable
!" use send for cir, ulaI, 20 c'nts. hv mail
JwegO y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

HORACE WATERS & CO.'S NEW WARE-
1 ROOMS. l24 9Th ave. near lSth-st-Gond .-octaNe
pianos tl2o upright, $40 bar gdn-orgin S@o' > 500
SO pianos $50 monthly; organs = monthly rehs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
MAMMALINl

ia an inalbe speedy and preventive Of cakns an
broken breasts Druggists Keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
POWERS g. WEIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS

NEW YORK OFFICE-56 MAIDEN.LANE.
Offer 10 the Wholesale Drug Trade and those who bug 10
similar quantities. assortment Of
CHEMICALS Medicinal Photographic and for the Arts
including QUINIA. suphste Acetate. Bromide etc NOR
PfIA, Sulphate Acetate, Bromide, etc. CINCHONlDlas
CINCHONIA CalOmol. Corrosive Subimate. POrAS
SUM, Iodde and Bromide .Citrc and rartarc Acids
Nitrate silver sulphuric Muratic and Nitric Acid" Epson
Salts Buc Vitro ChlorOform, M8gnesia Cscnei Heavy
Bismuth preparations. Sryehnla sulphuric Eher etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
FIRE-PROOF OFFICES
TO LET
IN THE NEW WING OF
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.

One or two large rooms suitable for law firms,
publishers or advertising agencies. \ few small
rooms. small basement store on Spruce-st. \
store ON Park Row, with SubbaSement and use OF
steam elevator. One large banking room.
The Tribune Building is the nearest To Brook
lyn Bridge. now almost ready for public travel, and
is absolutely ire-pr0of. Every room in the build
ing is occupied with the exception OF the few
above named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
THE sruCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.

Tho ele.tiru AT he Stock TX, hange Yesterday re-
suited IN the disastrous defeat OF he reGa. w
g. :. IIatch. the Independent chnuIuate, wa
elected no lrnt. receiving HcaT'N three ion US vi
the total vote. The number Oi ballots c1s' W. 80.
which eXree led hy about 10 the arrest To'" y"
the history of the Exchange. or TINS unuNn'i H'r1.
Der tie REGULAR ticket received OnlV - Not'H -.
names OF the caudi dates tor the Offices Oh ctaiIIl'
wee chairman. secretary and treasurer WI no
sane all the tickets. and theF "'le re' w. m
Out opposition. TO scyeIal ii".h 'iro' ~" t
the Governing Comm UtCe there vas hilier hos.lI!
IT, which showed itself principally IN ali"St "n
vcgsH scratching Among tie : 10 votes ii HI
were sad TO he not 30 Clean tickets. ne ,,lol
fonnd the counting difficult task, ana theE uII hu
cx,er ~ complete il until after midnight lhey
were T.. r. Martcn. a. !. Ormsbee W ililam "eeooi
ana W. H. White. .. l. +bo
There were AT least NIX distinct tickets III me
Ged One WAS the rcguar' ticket headed hY w
b. II, ckcrinan: two bore the name of A. :; ii!tch
rs tan,lidate for presd MT two That OF & ~ Hedu
and one that OF James ID. Smith The three last
named tickets received little support because MI
Stead and Commodore Smith at one" denounced 'I!o
use OF their names az unauthorized. IL was suspect
ed that these ucSets were gotten mp Tor we puIp"o
Of dividing the opposition to the regular hohi-
nations.
The resnlt of the election of president was &C
cepted by all as indicating partially the genera sen
tnnent of the Exchange on the Hutchinson case
Last summer William J. Hutchinson was expciied
from the Board for obvious fraud, anu ne uds
been busy since That time IN trying TO compel res
toratiOn To- membership. In addition 20 leGaI pro
ceedngs ne is said to have attempted 10 lnUuenc'
opinion by opening accounts with seNeral pI"'h
nent broker firms. OF one OF these Mr.. Dck'rhIah
the "rclular' candidate for PRESIDENT j. Hclhoei
The discovery of tins fact led 10 Nlr. blrk"tman
defeat and the affiliations oi several c'hoiuhte i"i
the Governing Committee were HuDlt,teu l" SH"' y
scrutlnv II seemed to be the aim OF the lIrnl"'N
of the Exchange to reject every one no dId nor
believe that the expulsion oi MI 1u''"'hSoH 40
proper and just. 60, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
LONG ISLAND.

STONY BROoK.-Gllbcrt Darling. n well known
resident was found dead III his bed yesterday morn
Iug Al the coroner inquest IT. was shown that he
had been in the habit of taking small doses of
laudanum to alIay nervousness. ANA the Jury found
a verdict of death from an overdose of iauaanum.
JAMAICA.--Johu Mott, age thirty, was arrested
Yesterday while ~ WORK IN the starch factory AT
Glen Cow, on the charge OF passing worthless
checks. Last fall while Ia the employ Of NIllam
Durland jr.. Jamaica, nc visited a number OF the
VILLAGE shupke, poIs aud had checks cashe Lv them
for sums ranging from 80 To $50, rcprr>cntIigtha
Mr. Durland haG sent ann. lie was arIalgIrd be-
fore Justice BcJts and committed tOr examination.