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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA..
Malone defeated and the state car
ried by the democrats by from $4,000
to $4,000 majority.
RICHMOND Va, Nov. THE Sen
ate stands; Democrats, %; Coali-
tionists, 10; doubtful, 5; the House Of
Representatives, Democrats, 60; Coali.
tionists, 80; doubtful, IL. When the
doubtful counties are heard from, the
Democratic majority on joint ballot
will probably reach 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
INJURED BY FALLING ARCHES.

While plumbers at work in new pavilion
of the Almshouse grounds on BlackwelPs Island at
portion Of the pavilion suddenly cayed in. One of
the plumbers and a helper iron the PenitentiaTy
were caught by the falling bricks and injured
severely. The pavilion has been built by con-
tract and it has not been accepted yet by tho Com
mssiOners OF Charities and Correction. Several
payments have been made to the contractor A
voucher for an additional payment of 81 900 had
been signed by the Commissioners and sent to the
Controller when information of the accident was
Suspecting that the pavilion had not been built
properly and that the falling OF the arches would
reveal violation of the contract, the CommIs-
sioners caused the last voucher to be recalled. An
investigation will be made at once to determine if
the pavilion has been built in accordance with
the plans furnished to the contractor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
INVESTIGATING cARRoLDs FRAUDS.
rvsrtMoNY OF AUDITOR DANIEL JAchsoN' of ihN
.x.-..,6v IMPAIRMENT.

.o~-x, or .upIToR DANIEL JACKSON, OF THE
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
rh. ;nvestisation of the coupon frauds IN Inc
rynance Department was continued yesler4Rs nay p1
,ec;aI committee OF Aldermen. Auditor Danlei
iackson of the Finance Department testlneu Una.
there we're two systems OF pay Ineht OF .9
Enrneriv the Chamberlain paid them put more
rt1,,' thew have been paid by warrant Inc
hroheTS Hagen d Billing and f. MoITlson lf, naa
sashed the ,hs largely iI Office ceased in
ansnst. IsS2. This corresponded with the time OF
narroilIs death. Hagen d Billing SAID that They
purchased the coupons from a. y. Delie TIcbanCs
paid him by CHECKS Oh '"'
Bank. .b;,L the in.
5orsement a. C. Bennett is in CarrolPs handWrt-
inv I thought it strange that Hagen ~ binlng
sbould have done business with our once so Iong
and not have recognized Carroll as be9Het 'S
have since been shown photograph OF aaron anu
have recognizedbim as Bennett. lamtold however.
that Carroll wore SHADE over bis eyes and had on
his desk mirror when enaR,ea MN ben 70 foo he
coupons may have been presented by CLERKS OF .ho
firm The irregularities were discoverea III III, .no
Finanee Department in November or DecemDeI
NV theory of the defalcaton is that Carroll 1ouad
coupons which were uncancelled and sold tnen "
these two firms of brokers. There was never ior .
third payment of coupons ana IL was nevIi MI ~
than four DAYS after the first presentation th1 'he
second was made sometimes only TWO GaySS &,
Alderman Grant-Have you had enough cioIAs III
yopr bureau to properly condncI lts pus'ne'''
Auditor Jackson-Not all the tlme. ,,n h,,r.ou
adequately paidf ,o.;,, 30 soIa
Auditor Jackson-No sir. Inc reduceion VI a s" and
ries by Controller Campbell consider unwlse ana
unjust. ,,., .h, tho Roord
of Esfimate and Apportlonment appropriates u
oss S,,n Tor tho payment of all interest falling
due within The fiscal year, and the interest TO be-
come due. possibly, on bonds that may he issued
durng the year. IL the appropriation LOT inc VaT-
ons Kinds OF interest were made separately, as the
charter requires could this defalcaton or any part
"a Auditor 'Jsckson-No sir. It would have been
impossible. ..A 49,
animation of the accounts of the Finance Depart
ment by the Commissioners OF Accounts nave
brought the frauds to iightf
Auditor Jackson--Yes. If in the latter part OF
1870 comparison of the amount OF interest Que
and the amount paid up TO a certain date had Oee1
made, the frauds, then comparatively small, would
have been discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
Five WHITE SUITS

WE OFFER THE BALANCE OF A PROMINENT
MANUFACTURER sToCK AT % PER CENT LESS
THAN THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON.
THE LOT EMBRACES:
25 FINE LAWN EMBELLIsHED WITH SATIN
BOWS. AT sJi WORTH ~ EACH
80 FINE LAWN, TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG
EDGING AND SATIN BOWS AT - so; RE.
TAILED ELSEWHERE ATSf2 so EACH.
70 FINE LAWN DOUBLE FLOUNCE. TRIMMED
WITH WIDE DOTTED SWISS EMBROIDERY AND
SATIN Rows, sI1; WORTH SIS EACH.
~ FINE LAWN, TRIMMED WITH GOOD QUALITY
YALENCIENNES LACE AND SATIN BOWS, SD,
WORTH S16 80 EACH.
rs EMBROIDERED NULL, INDIA LAWN, FRENCH
NAINsoOK AND DOTTED SWISS. TRIMMED WITH
THE FINEST CLASS OF EMBROIDERY AND
LACE, AT PRoPoRTIoNATELY Low PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
A CHINESE EDITOR IN DANGER.

Wong Chin Foo, editor of The Chinese american,
pnblisLed at No. 139 Chatham-st., yesterday went
10 the Tombs Police Court and asked for warrant
for the arrest of Chin Pom Tip. age twenty seven,
of No 16 hottest, who was bent on assassinatlng
him He said that q short time ago he visited the
Chinese proysion store No. 10 Pell-st., and that
Chin Pom Tip shouted to the proprietor 10 hand MIN
q revolver. -,
The warrant was issued. The complainant said
referring to the prisoner: " That man is a Chlnese
tough About year ago. while was resident OF
Chicago, he with two others were lured by enemies
of mine TO put me out of the way The bargain
was that if they succeeded in killing me they were
to receive 81 600 and that if they would seriously
iniure me their pay would be $500. One night the
three came to my house to execute their purpose.
Fortunately l happened to be absent from home
and they were thwarted in their designs.
"The prisoner who speaks English tuently, went
to Cincinnati some time ago. where he obtained O
position as clerk in large dry-goods house kept by
q Mr.. Martin. His conduct was such that he soon
secured the confidence OF his employer and at the
first oppor unity fed with rich silks valued at
So 600 With these he returned to China and nav
ing disposed of the stolen goods returned TO san
Francisco After starting my paper incurred the
epmity of q number of Chinese gamblers by expos
ing tie gambling houses Nos. 49, 16 and IL Mott
ST. The proprietors knowing the character OF the
prisoner, sent to San Francisco, and he is now In
their employ TO inJure me or do worse II he can.
All desire is that he be placed under bonds to keep
the peace, for / intend 10 continue IN my action
against the gambling houses, and feel confident OF
my ultimate success in having them suppressed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
BAKERS ANXIOUS TO REST ON SUNDAY.

mass-meeting was held last night under the
auspices of Bakers Union No. /, at No. 1913 Bowery,
to agitate the subject of no work on Sundays Tor
the bakers They claim that 1t is violatiCi OF the
Penal Code and they do not propose to stand IL.
new and propose to make test case in the courts
and get a judicial attachment. The bakers work
sixteen hours seven days in the week, and they ue
sire IN GET chance 10 see their children least one
day in The week. William McCabe, of the Central
Labor Union, presided, and besides members OF the
Union Robert Blissert and Michael Magratn
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
cH1NAMEN TO HAVE AN EXCURSION.

The industrious Cinnamon of this city, whose en-
terprse is mainly devoted to the great aundry act.
will tomorrow lay aside the fat-iron and neglect
the wash tub and their patrons IN order go on an
excursion to Iona Island, on the steamer Long
Branch. Iii TO be known as the Oriental pioneer
excursion. Invitations have been issued
profnsely to the Sunday school teachers and
friends Of the missions aud it is expected that An
Yang Wing the new Chinese Consul; Wong Chm
Foo of 1ke Chinese american, Shin Chm sun and
other prominent Cinnamon, besides gentlemen of
this city who are interested In the various missions,
will participate IN the days enjoyment. The excur-
sion is under the management Of Der All Wing 1t
is proposed TO START from the Barge Office at the
Battery at o'clock promptly, and proceed directly
TO Iona Island. The guests are requested TO provide
their own lunch. In the afternoon
the pupils Will assemble, and with their teachers
will sing hymns speeches will be made, and Chi,
nese music will be furnished by a band composed
of some of the Chinese scholars. In the evening
fireworks will be let OFF; the steamer will be gayly
decorated with Chinese flags and lanterns. 1t is
expected that fully eight hundred people will be N
attendance The following Sunday-schools will
take part: Pilgrim Congregational, Harlem;
Trinity Baptist, Ffty-fth-st; Fifth third Street
Baptist, Twenty-third Street Reformed Presby
terrain, Thirty Street Reformed Prechy terrain,
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian, and the Tenth
Street Tabernacle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
DRESS GOODS.

$50 PIECES KHYBER CLOTHS. IN WHITE AND
LIGHT SHADES, Soc, SIC. AND 60c; REDUCED
FROM Csc AND Use. PER YARD.
rs PIECES NAVY BLUE TWILLED FLANNEL
SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BATHING SUITS
81 INCHES WIDE 4Oc. REDUCED FROM zoe
PER YARD
so PIECES SERGE DE BEIGE, ALLWOOb. n
INCHES WIDE, 35c.; WORTH f5c. PER YARD
so PIECES ALL.wOoL DE BEIGE, SPECIAL
BARGAIN. zoe. PER YARD.
5000 YARDS DOTTED SWISS GRENADINE, 10cd RE.
DUCEO FROM 25c. PER YARD.
100 PIECES BLACK GRENADINE, Zoe; REDUCED
FROM 35c PER YARD.
80 PIECES EXTRA QUALITY BLACK GRENADINE,
2Jc; REDUCED FROM Csc. PER YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
fore the Commissioners OF Cnarites and Correction
for examination.
syppr.ys CONVICTION AFFIRMED.

The Supreme Court of New-JeIsey has ath Il1ie
the decision of the lower court In the case VI III
lam j. Simple, young telegraph operator wiz
abou a year and half ago attempted 10 swi non
the Erie Railway Company out OF about o4o,oou
Sippe got possession of a telegraph station near
the tunnel and in the name of the cmeI opeIa'of f
directed all the operators in the stations wesG ~
there to ground their wires. Then he TOOK aDsoutd
possession of the road far as Paterson, directed
the movements of trains had the depot IN jersey
City darkened and all the cars hauled out anu sene
the pavmaster on a special engine to fassaic ~
meet Bird w. Spencer, the Treasurer. VINO was az AZ
tending ball ut Paterson at the time. non i no
had everything prepared as he th9ueht, ne Su
eraphed to Superintendent T. o. Hill III inc ha,n n
of Mr.. Spencer giving him the particulars u 2 M SO
tempated robbery of the PaymasteTs ONCE Dy nem,
York thieves and directing HIM to hand tne oney
in his possession to a detective from ihsp ptd
Byrness Office in New-York, who had been de.aIu
10 90 TO the office for ii. The scheme was Ioo o
Superptendent HIPS trmness. lie telegIaH; .ea
back to Mr.. Spencer as he supposed at tne tlAe :;
that the money safe In his possession a. bs
would be in the hands of any detectlve' anu np
wonld not turn 1T over to anybody Dut MI Spenoui
in person Supple was tried, convicted anu SCH
fenced 10 five years in state Prison, but MS couns
procured writ of error, and he has peeh III sno
comfy iail for fourteen months awaiting the aeGis
ION of the Supreme Court. lie VIII now ha'e W o0-
gin his five years term in State prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
VAIN ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE

woman age thirty, who refused to give her
right NAME but said she lived at No. $50 First ave-
was locked up In the Twenty -nrst Precinct Police
Station esrly yesterday morning. There she. was
found to be insane She tried to commit suicide in
the cell by hanging herself with her garters and
shoelaces and being watched was seen to unlace
her corsets and again attempt to hang herself She
finally became so violent that she was put in a
straiIiacket In the Yorkville Police Court she
was committed, by Justice Herman. to appear be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
HOFFMAN REBUKED BY HIS FATHER.

TbeodOre Hoffman, who was convicted on fIuuy
Of the murder of Zief Marx Immediately after re-
cevng the sentence of death was visited by MS
father, who said to him: wen. IngouOlo, y ~
Hoffman replied to his father: "Do you believe
what the crazy man Billy Knox said wOmq d6 yU
cranky follls the Boutensin The father replied
that lie had listened to what all of them had said,
and ne could not believe what they said. lou TO-
narent, "You have dug your own grave, and must
lie in it," The father then went away, simply say
ing goodbye" There was no farewell or synpa .
thetic shaking of hands When the lrial was oor,
from the courtroom so that they might not near .
the announcement of the verdict, which he ieit
confident would be one of conviction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY lssTwELvE PAGES

Steamer Brmania CItal, serra Leshorn May r. Naples
a. Gibraltar a. with mdso and DassonEer'0 Phelps Bros
steamer BreskyateF Bcan Lewes' DEL with md'' an'
Ri And re sv vn ga o rr0'
seSr Sye Sargent Of Wilson san Domingo
days with sugar TO Vicim co. 'es'ei "
e. and ST %aS.SF c6 u.s.
sUNsEr-wind at Sandy Hook, light. s thick fog, At
City Island. the same.
Arrived yesterday
news with 70 old Dominion So Co. with
moiasses to order vessel 70 Parsons Loud. 90
CLEARED
Steamer st Romans Br Campbell, London-WatSon, sum-
Steamer Tycho Braho (Belg, Gregory London-Bu'k g
Steamer Archmides Br Davis Liverpool-Busk &Jevons
steamer Tyrian tBr SWAIN Avonmouth Dock E-Henuer-
steamer Acadia (Br Hassenstein, AvOnmouth Dock E
steamer tGer Neynaber Bremen via Southampton
steamer Dc Ruyter (Beg), Barends, Antwerp-Funch.
steamer eiser CDanl scncerbeck Chrisana Copenhagen
and stetn--Funch. Edye Co. u,.r,Aco
steamer Colorado crowen Galveston via Key "est-o IL
Steamer Morgan city Adams oreans-BOgert q Nor
Steamer Hudson Freeman New-orleans- H Seaman.
City OF Augusta, Nickerson, saVannah-heny
steamer City of Atlanta Lockwood. charleson-J ouin
'I steamer Bcnefacor Trbon wilmington. Ncwm Clyde
Steamer Guyandote Kelly Newport News and westPOint
steamer Rapidan, Glover, West Point Va-od Dominion
SIS Co. .- r.r
steamer knight Chichester, Alexandria and George
town-Thos w Wishtman
steamer Eleanora, Bragg. Portland-J Ames.
steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston II + DmOGk
Bark Antoco Utah, oxilia, Genoa-Phllips d
straehle.
Bark Rossnl GER. Albors, Bremen Watjen TOe IO
Bark Hlawstba (Br Mckay Bay Nerte, NS--J " FArAer
Brig wenonah (Sor) Hrsch, oporto-Funch Edye 4 Co
Brig Ephraim tNor Knudsen Port Natal CuH-John
Norton sons ,,, rr
Big cameo Neal Port spain-D ovbrdge & Co.
Brig William Phipps (Hayt Brantberg Aux Cayes-h
Brantberg. 49, ...,, 49,.
Schr " 'nue x Cuza, Bayls IaRuna MeN-ADel ADDOtt
Schr Ricardo Barros. Morton Aspnwal-BJ enOerE'
schr Eva May Lewis Caibaren-J MeneDdez - Co. -, =.
sohr Isle OF June (Brl Almy, Nassau NP-F MOnteh q
schr John Case Gray Baracoa-A Mudgctt & Co.
schr Robbie Godfrey (Br, Cook. Dorchester MI
schr Avis tBr), Mclean. st John, NB-scammel Bros.
SAILED.
Steamers City OF Paris and Egypt for LlverpOo Tyrian
Ayonmouh Deyonia glasgow: Begenland and De Ruyter
Antwerp; Bohemia Hamburg; Rhein, Bremen; oesor co
Augusta savannah city Of Atlanta Charleston Benefactor
Wilmington: Wyanokc, BchmOnd 0uyandotte, Newport
News Rapdan. West Point Va; r. Knight Georgetown.
ships Luzon shanghai; Fred Scammell, Antwerp, -
Also salledua Long Island s0und-Steamer fylga, ior
Little Glace Bay. Bark Calliopc, Hayrc
ship st David Frost from New.York for Aner Javai April
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
TIE CUTTING OF WIRES STILL GOING ON

The American District Telegraph Company suffer-
ed fewer interruptions by the cutting of wires yes
terday than On the day before. The superintendent
said that it had been an unusually quiet day. The
breaks on the Mutual District lines, however, were
much more numeI . la repairing the breaks it
was frequently found that American District wires
passing over the same roofs untouched No
arrests were made, although the officers of both
companies were confident that the mscreants would
be detected. There a strong suspicion that the
cutting of the wires is not done now by the striking
hnenen OF the American District Company but by
tramp linemen anxious TO keep up the excitement
among the District Telegraph companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Sturtepam House-General Alfred II. Terry,
o. s. A., and Commodore r. s. Flllebrown, u 5 NJ:
Hotel Br1mSpick-Lord Walter Gordon-Lennox, OF
England .. Victoria Hoet-Sir George kellncr, oil
Engiand.. Windsor Hotel-Wilam Henry Smith, OF
Chicago, and J. H. Devereux; OF Cleveland. fIm
flea, n .Al6enarie Hotel Ex Governor j. 8.
Pillsbury, OF Minnesota. :. HOFFMAN, HouSeIhNsS *
Phinns- III. =. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10

LUNDBORG's PERFUMES,
FDgsIA. AND MAKECHAL MEL ROSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
Ayers SarsapariIIa.

Since Mr. LELAND has recommended AYERS sAhsArA
RILA many similar aud he has yet heard Of
its failure % effect radical cure.
Some years ago Mr. LEASDs farm aborers bruised
his leg owing bad OF his blood ugly
ious swelling lump appeared the injured limb Horf-
bio itching OF tho skin, with burning and dartmg pains
through tho lump mado life almost ntolerabs The leg be-
came enormously enlarged and running ulcers formed d
charging great quantes Of extremely offensive matter No
treatment OF any avail until the man. by Mr.. LEASDs
direction was supplied with AYER's sARsArARLLA which
aayed pain aud irritation healed tho removed
the swelling completely restored the limb 10
Mr. LELAND has personally used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
COTTON DRESS FABRICS

IG5 EMBROIDERED FRENCH ZEPHYR ROBES, 81 ;
REDUCED FROM SIG EACH.
go EMBROIDERED sATEEN ROBES So REDUCED
FROM SIS EACH.
500 PIECES BEST QUALITY SCOTCH GINGHAMs
15c.; REDUCED FROM 3Jc PER YARD. BEING
LOWER THAN THE BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
GOODS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
RrpAIRS To PLVNBING

Pcrsons contemplating repairs the drainage Of their
housrs arc advised that the DURHAM SYSTEM can be intro
dured without dcuy Old buildings 10 permanent
protection and adds materially % their value send Tor pam
phet the Durham HOuse DraInago Co, lsI BrOadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
AnnOnncements.

BoDY BRUSSELS CARPET.-Great sale. 500
pecea 5framcs close ont quickly at 81 70 per yard
SHEPPARD KNAPP 4 Co, slNth.ayc and l3th-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

LONDON Jnne e-Arryed steamer CanOnbury Br) Taylor
from Co0saw. Sc Nav TO- via sydney. CB.
BRISTOL June o-Saled, steamer Warwick obi. LoDOett
for New. York. -.--,.
SCuLY June g-PaAsed steamer France tFrl, dHaucvVe
from New. York 50 her to Havre. -
HAyRE June 9-Salled, steamer NOrmande ttr) SerNah
binIix June 9-Arrived. steamer Eclipse (Br Palmer
GFSoA 10 June s-Arr1vcd. steamer Archlmedo utaD
Viola New. iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
MARIEE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 42s 730 Moon sets lllS Moons age days
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
zM-sandy Hook. Hal; Gov Island. - Hell Gate. l39
PA.-saudy HOOK. - Gov Island. OF; Hell Gate, 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10

EARL & Wilson'S "shOrt band" Collars and
beadedge Cuns arr the bost. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
Tile G0YERNOR

told the truth When he said DR. WINGS CoRS AND BUMoS
ppSfCpY had no equal cheap limitations said 70 DO
as good or Just Ike Dr. Wings. All Druggists. zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
ARE THE BRIDGE TRUSTEES TO BE SUED 2

Vice President Kingsley. of the Bridge Trustees
recently received note from Aew-York lawyer
Bell, stating that he had been re aimed by
era persons TO bring suits TO recover damages for
injuries caused in the panic on the Bridge on May
80 and asking If the trustees would prefer to eff
feet settlements outside of the courts, OF to leave
the persons 10 their legal remedies Mr.. Strana-
han, one of the trustees said yesterday that the
trustees would pay no attention TO the letter. If
SUI brought they would defend the interests of
the two cities. Superintendent Martin said that he
had heard oil no other oyertures for q compromise
and had not heard any of the trustees intimate that
any would be made 10 litgants. lie thought that
MIR. Stranahans views would largely influence the
action of the trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
Ayers SarsapariIla

for Rheumatism with entire and after careful OBJ
servaton that in his belief there medicine IN
the equal for the OF Liver Disorders Gouf
the Of high living Salt Rhsum. Sores Eruptiops
and nil the various forms OF blood diseases.
MI LELAsD's permission to invite all who may de-
sire further evidenced regard the extraordinary curative
powers OF AYERS sARsAPARLA to him personally either
st mammoth Ocean Hotel Long Branch at the popu
lar Leland Hotel Broadway, 9th and 2sth Streets New
York.
MI LKASDs extensive knowledge OF tho good done by this
unequalled erndcator OF blood poisons enables him 10
give inquirers much valuable information.
PREPARED By
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
soldby all druggists 81. six bottles Tor s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10

Dnrlng YOUr temporary HIStUVV ITUTI III' UIIJ
protect your house burglars by connecting with some
o the Holmes Electric Protective Co. obs brOadWay,
OF apply at any Office Of American District Co -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10

HENRY a. DANIELS, VI. d.,
Il. Lexington ave. between 29tl and 3Oth-sts
Hours t. 1. tot. Dlseatss Ot the Nervous system
GenltO Urinary Orglns, lmpOtence ana 9tefllty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10

Wells's "Rough on Corns." 15c Ask for it..
cntnnlrte norm anent cure. Corns. warts. OnniOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
S | l. Y S.

1000 YARDS BLACK eros GRAIN AT 81 REDUCED
FROM 81 3j PER YARD.
5000 YARDS "CACHEMERE ETOILE DARGENT'
1928; REDUCED FROM 81 60 PER YARD THIS
Is EXCLUSIVELY OUR OWN BRAND, sAND 10
CONFIDENTLY RECOMMENDED FOR WEAR AND
APPEARANCE.
1000 YARDS BLACK eros GRAIN, 81 5ei RE-
DUCED FROM 81 SIS PER YARD.
FANCY SUMMER SILKS. IN CHECKS AND STRIPES,
VERY DESIRABLE, AT &C. 75c- Soc Soc. AMI
81: REDUCED 25 PER CENT.
CoLoRED eros GRAIN SILKS, IN ALL THE DE-
sIRABLE SHADES, FROM SIC. TO 50 30 PER
YARD, WITH BRoCADEs TO MATCH FOR CON-
BINATION SUITS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-10
TIE CRUISE AND HISTORY OFA BOTTLE.

This harbOr police on Friday evening found a
bottle floating in the East River Pier No. II.
The bottle contained paper on which was written
the following:
:. Sloop Marin, Fort Pond Bay, L. /. June l. 1888
This bottle put overheard of the above port in
order TO test the OF the Long Island and
see where II will bring up. JoIs DRAKE
Fort Pond Bay is about 12O miles from this city.
being near the eastern end OF Long Island
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Warren Iceland,
LARGEST Hotel EntarlTiSaS

OF America that while passenger from HevYork on
ship going around Cape Horn in tho early days Of
emigration California he learned that Of tho officers of
the vessel had himself during the voyage OF loath
aomo disease by the use of
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SHIPPING NEWS.

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF .YORK.........sATURDAY, JUNE o, 1883.
ARRIVED
Switzerland tBelE, Beynon, Antwerp May 20,
with mdse pas sengers Peter Wright a
Elbe (GerL Wilegerod Bremen May 30, South
81 with mdse and passengers 70 oelrichs Co.