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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
SIR RODERlCK WILLIAM CAMERON.

Roderick William Cameron, the founder ana
senior member Of the shipping firm OF r. W. Cameron
d. Co., OF No. % South Wian-st., has been knightou
by Queen Victoria in recognition of his SER
vices IN establishing and developing CONNER
cial relations between the North American
continent and the Australasian colonies. Inc
first news received in this city congrauatory DIS
parch from the Marquis of Lone Governor General OF
Canada which addressed 10 SIR RodericK at new
York. MFR. Cameron was born OF Scotch parontaSe at
Gengarry in the Province of Ontario, Canada, anont
ffyseyen years ago. lie came TO this city IN loo-,
when he was about twenyf years old, and enSaeeu
In The shipping business. The present firm was formed
in 1870 1882 after his arrival here, no sent
ont the first shin tnat ever sailed from the United states
To Australia TINS was beginning OF the Austrai
Pioneer Line which then has pile between the TWO
couhtres The firm afterwards sold ts interest In 'ho
vessels of the lne but the regular communication IL sun
kept up.
Mr. Cameron was commissioner from New South Wa'es
to the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia IN 1870
and also TO the Paris position in 1873. e was hon
orary COMM ssoner from Canada to the lnternationa
Exhibition at sydney, Sew south "aie'
III 1879, but WAS not able to atteha IT, no
was appointed special honorary commissioner from Can
ada the Victoria exhibition whch was h"lu AT "ct
b1urne i'm lsSO-SI ne was present during the wnO'e
time and return made complete report On .e
condition Of thc Australasian colonies 10
his dus abOrs at this c1hb non Is due III dko
part, his present honor OF knigmhoOd. lie mas a"HS
nldlntilhci ~ .,i ,aa n,
he mas Of his life in New-l "rh ana mas No
success here hc neversought To become an American
ciuZcn. l..
About fifteen year, Mr. Cameron took strong IN
tCrest I'm tho breeung OF race horsc- ana esaoHhcu
breeding and racing stable on staten l-and lie imported
the famous stallion Leaning on INC greatest si'o 49,
greatest racc-nor3c ever brought 10 tnlS coui'It'
IcamIngton's pane will last as long a. ne AMERICAN
turf il remembered "a the rirt OF lIoquhr, th'
lr,t American winner OF the ID roy; OF Phoic the
hero OF inc tur: both sides OF the water OF oen.a9
U,r,d = iua,yay ana many others the h-rtc-t colts
AN lilies that ever apo .iTri On N American rdco
lis lr a
ever aud ne r. red from ac I've plrtcp IUOn IN racing
liz, il life governor Of tue American Jockey cum.
sir KoI-r,k Is now In Eng aud. having shiitd FROM
New York a.t Dee nber. ilis any Is IN Pars where
IN c re- educated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
INCENDIARY FIRES AT MINNEAPOLIS.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, May 29.-Scveral fires oc-
III Minneapolis last night which are believed to
have been the work Of ncendares. The first one oc-
cured Just before midnight, burning frame building
belonging to Louis Duensing The loss to the owner
and tenants Is $4,000 second fire took place later
IN the lumber yard planning mill Of Wheaton, Rry
nods Co.. and the shinge yard of Merrimau, Barrows
& Co The property of the former firm was consumed.
including the shops 100000 feet OF lumber Loss
$4,000. Mcrriman. Barrows Co.'S loss If $4,000
The warehouse of Averill, Russell Carpenter, which
filed with paper stock, was also burned Loss
IS 900 The tor al loss by all the fires ia about $4,000
The thus far asccrtained is $4,000 and VIII
probably not cover $500 more. No com any los more
than ~ 900 several hremen narrowly e>ca bed INJURY
Several men arrested this morning some OF whom
concerned IN tac strike on the Manitoba All Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

The wedding of Bartholomew b. Quinn and
Nrs Annie T. sarbuck the daughter OF the late Thomas
Smith, took place at 4:30 p. yesterday in Trinity
Chapel the service being read by the Rev. j. W Shacke
ford of the Church Of the Rcdeemer The ushers
were ii. :. and +. c. billiards. There brides
maids. reception will be held Thursday evening
at the Gilscy House. after when married pair will
go 10 Cleveland The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vanderbilt, Dr. and Miss RIM Mr. ami Mrs ii. A.
Iopham, Mr. aud Mrs Ripley Ropes Miss Ropes Amos
Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs Livingston Roe Hiss Roe, Miss
Cochran, { aries LOwtner, Mis- FOggd~ty, Mrs. d. 4.
Watson, judge COchrdn Mrs Il g. Hlllard, Miss Carrie
billiard, Judge and Mrs. COwug.
Miss Lena KnOwtOn. the daughter OF Mrs A. p KnOw
ton. married 10 Dr. William HOag at D. IN. by the
Rev. K. ieber Newton. at Tue house OF the brides
mother East FOrty-thrdst. the usheTs
were W. s. Van VHck, II. Meyer Robert s. Mitchell,
Dr. Rowland ana Mr.. Haskell The br1desmads
Miss Annie and N ss Minnie KnOwitOn. sisters Of
the BRIDE. TIE brides toilet made OF white satin
and trimmed VITA duchess lace. She wore tulle
ven. VITA diamonds, aud Carried a
bouquet of lilies o. the valley. Among
the Is Mr. ana Mrs PancOast. the Misses Pan
coast, Alr. and Mrs George Morrison aud Mrs. A. r.
Smith
Miss Julie Shaw, the daughter Of James f.
Shaw. married TO Simeon Ford ut 3 p.
N q, the house OF the Oriues fatLer, No. 20
Easi FOrty-third-st., by the Rev Mr.. Newton.
buchanan the pest man. The usners were
j. L. Ford Arthur eye. g. W. Lawrence G. l.. Eros, OF
PeeksKl, Dr William Il. Adam, = I. SDaw, Mr.. Scayer
aid ar Man Tne front OF the brides dres. OF NDite
sam was yelled with ounces OF point lace She wore
tu 10 vel orange blossoms Among those present
Mrs. JOHN Fare, MISS Tapprn, Miss MACY. Mr..
Ford Miss Louise MARSH. Miss Natalie NIdauO, Nj and
Mrs. koDert NlJau1 aud the NJ sses Pcarcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

existence q casualty. Ths remedy Is IN the hands OF
church me n the sch, Jmen and the newspapers anu,
until these prove deficient and unworthy, an entiIe
community should not be stgmatiZed because OF con
ditions born Of civilization less than century ga As
insty might inveigh sgapst the social fabric OF the
great city of NewYork "a illustrated by race oil YONG
paryenucs, who without effort 10 sudden wealth
imagine 1t a fine manly thing TO imita.e the Da
manners OF the English aud TO emulate the Dad NOR
OF the French. They like the lules or the SOUTH
but the creatures a day. Both CLASSES Ike the neuH
val bandits OF the Black Forest and the rbald Dehut
of the Restoration, will their course ana pass INTO
the limbo OF forgotten legend and satire In the meah
time SAFELY the result 10 the better sens.
and ind gnent of the communities mostly and nmedi-
atey concerned. In this spirit whilst conJuring you 10
take to your mind and heart those lessons OF wisdom
fortitude and truth, which are nowhere eet Gown 30
clearly In Burns's "episte 10 young Trend 40
protest against effort to single the south out IRON az
the world to fence us round with Dack purgaoiiai
lines as a culpTit whose redemption snail wait uDon ne
caprice of strangers alike the good snd I'll wlnh US
Heaven help and mend us, North ana SOUTH heituer
another and each square tue conscience OF ms
brother by his own IL were inter tnat both should iall
upon knees beseechlng mercy and lght from LILO
GIycI OF Gifts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
oBsERvANcEs AT THE CAPITAL.

WAsnINGroN May 29.-The programme for
decoration Day includes parade o! posts OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, the hrlng Of Natiola
salute 40 noon by the signal Corps and memorial ser
vices ad decoration of soldiers graves in the yari-
ous cemeteries. Arlington Helgh al the soldiers
Home aud Con ressona Cemetery there Will be
prayers musc the reading of poems aud the delivery OF
addresses followed by the decoration VI tnc graves At
other cemeteries independent associations Of soldiers
NOT members 0f the Grand Army OF the Republic VIII
sfrey niwers on the graves oi their dca1.
Ihe principal services MHl Oe heid al the AtHuE'oh
Nat oua Cemetery. wArre W IL. Lambert Of Post 40. >
Of Pngdelp hia. Will denver tho Grafton, and James NJ
stewart vii read poem Al tue oOlI,rrs Home General
shrr an and stan anl the sol ,rs OF tue Regular Army
saonrl here VIII 1tae part the 4 poem by
Captain Byors Will be read aud Nl!uan strong WIZ u1
liver tur grafton Tue widow OF General George H..
Thomas and tue widow OF General Anderson cot Fort
sumter faIncD viii attend the exercises a this place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

SyDOss for me OtS' tp>HtJ-rDtr hDtr5.
WAsuIXGTOS, May SOL a. m.-The pres
sure il lowest in Dakota. Local rains nave fallen IN all
districts except III the south Atlantic states Southery
winds prevail in the Cuff. South Atlantic states and
Lower Lake region and westerly I'm the Middle states
and New England The temperature has remained nearly
stat onary the Mississippi River, and fallen west
of the Missouri Valley.
Indications for to-ddV
For tho Middle Atlantic States fair weather northery
shifting edstery WINDS stationary or lower tempera-
ture higher pressure.
For New England. fair weather westerly winds be-
coming variable stationary or lower temperature higher
pressure. 800
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy
weather. local rains variable winds mostly DOrthea>t-
erly stationary lower temperature, nearly stationary
pressure. --.,
sOuthery stationary or higher temperature ana pres
For the Upper Lake region. fair weather followed by
local rains, light variable winds, stationary or lower
temperature, generally higher pressure.
For the upper Mississippi Vale partly cloudy weather,
local rains VARIABLE winds mo 'ty uorthrrY stationary
or lower temperature, generally higher pressure.
Indications for tomorrow
Local rains indicated for Thursday for the South
Atlantic Middle states and NV England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
THE BURNING or THE GRIyIrE STATE

NEw-LoNDON, Conn, May 29.-Thc hearing
in the Granite State mscstigatlOn WAC had this
morning. Baggage-Ina-ter Pameiee never saw
fire boat drill on the steamer
Tho fireman who gave the Lst alarm was oxemneI but
could throw lsat tue origin OF tue hrt' which
spread vita such amazing pidy tAat The location
where II could not be guessed at The en-
ginter sid the pumps at work and the hose aydg
on the fire in less two minutes after the alarm.
He heard and answered stop bell from Ihr plO0use,
but no more. lie beard tho click and cked, De-
ying that be the signal tn pilot sougnt 10 giHc nat
Wa, only able get two IcYOu IONS IA Was
Dir ven from the -lneTuOn, tCorchcd ana hall suHJ-
Gated Captain DDblc, tine commander OF the Gram. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
WHEAT PROSPECTS ~ THE NORTHWEST
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBuNE.l


ST.. PAUL, MInn.. May 2S.-Mr. Hubbard, OF
he Minneapolis Mllcrs' Association, which
receives reports from agents throughout
the wheat section directly tributary to that
CITY, says he has heard nothing OF an I'M
favorable nature from any OF them thus Tar The
district in question embraces the northern half OF
Iowa and Nebraska, all OF Dakota and
Mnncsota aud small slice OF Wisconsin. All other ad
vices Indicate most favorable condition Of the growing
grain and point to large crop There Is
no change in previous estimates Of thirytwo million
BUSH l. OF wheat for Minnesota and eighteen million
bushels for Dakota. The acreage IN Iowa Is
sad TO be about the same as last year but IN Nebraska
10 much larger Inc only man
yet found who prOnonnces the above
animate 100 higb il a we'll known "bull,"
VIM pronounccs the Yield I'm Minnesota az
% 900 600 busncls and for Minnesota and Dakota
total o. 4O000.O00 bushels re iucton oil lOooV'ooV
bushels from the previous esnma,cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
BRooKLYy PHILAIRM0NIC CONCERTS.

The directors of the Brooklyn Philharmonic
sOcieiy, last week. have selected the following
officers: President Henry X. Sheldon; first vcepres-
dent Lyman 5. Burnham; second vce-presdent Fred
eric Cromwell; secretary. Benjamin T. Frothngham
treasurer, W Il. Bunker; executive committee. John J.
Howard, Henry v. whitney, william II. Cromwell, John
d. well and Herbert Seymour. The folio wing dates
for the rehearas and of the next nave
been chosen: RenesrsalsFnday afteruOo s. November
and %. DeceuD, u. January H. February and %
March %, April %. COncert--Saturdly evenings,
November and "a. December %. January II, FeDru-
arY =. March ! and 30 Aprll 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
CAPTAIN HOSEA BALLOU.

WASHINGTON, May %. - The star says:
Captain Hosea ballou, age ninety yesterday the on
est Freemason in the United Stacs died oil scnie DE-
bllity At O'Clock tus morning at The residence OF
Major w. L. Van Derlip 40 2.lO0 list, N"rth"cst.
He was made Mason ia Rising sun Lodge ~ h"oii-
socket in lSls and Master Of MS lodce IN ISL
erntr IN ~ Ipter AT PaWckrt the snur year, ana
was the oldest IN coItiuGOu, membership III the
United II itrs. lie we i ly manu- actuIcf OF cI'loh
goods IN i.uOIe island hlty years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
save Water Tax and Prevent
Waste.

Last year the Croton Water Department revised
tho water rates. taxing heavily certain Kinds oil
leaking and wasteful waterclosets These rates
went into effect May l. II II Is proposed 10 Gu
force these rules on all househoders thew should
take the trouble to examine the kinds tia ono
under the different rates OF taxation hisappre-
hension exists AS TO what is required. even on the
part OF plumbers We have therefore httel up the
different styles tnlt any householder can roa uiy
ascertain which is best for his particular purpose
and indicate tc his plumber which he prefers TO
ADOPT A visit to our warero0ns may result in
saving OF considerable mo icy TO those who have
heavy water rates t. pay.
MEYER ~NIFFES & CO..
46 ana Is Cli1-st, Now YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
Persisted IN THE FLAMES.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 29.-The dwelling
houso OF X L. Ferrss Bowling Green, this state, was
destroyed by fire last night Two II MS children, son
and "a daughter. persisted In the hames.
NEw-OELGtNs, May 29.-A dispatch to The Times
Democrat that the house of Dr Poole In kemper
County, Miss was burned sunday night j. r.
arua gin sleeping IN the house, persisted ia the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
A RIAZE OF HEMP,

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the
cargo hemp OH board the lighter Pennsylvania lying
Chapnan's pier, the head Of Grdndst, IN the New
town Creek, Brooklyn The hemp WAS owned by Alex
ander sevens OF No. lOi Fronst, this city and was
consigned to L. Waterbury & Co. It valued at
$1,000 and the damage to II estimated at $1,000
The loss to the lighter $500 Tue cause OF tile IRE
Is not known, but the property was fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nav 81 a. m.-Thcre were few
during the fair weather of Yesterday and the
barometer moved upward and downward The tempera-
tufc ranged between GO and 75o the average GIl91
beng $40 higher than on the cOrrcsp jndiag day last
year, ana le9 higher tnan on Monday.
Cooler aud Gle or fair weather may be e1pecied To-
day in tus cats AMI vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
OBITUARY NOTES.

HAKrFoRD, Conn, May 2s.-ChustopheI [.
LYMAN. a wellknOvn ci.ilen and for many years rs
sstant Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany died today AT tie axe OF ei-h.y Two year,
ELNmRA y. Y. May 2s.-Mary LIzaorih. VIE oil the
Rev Dr. j. H. McCarty. ~ the First Methodist thurch
died this evening from BRAN fever. She was "ldcl'
kuovu her husband during last thiry years having
hen settled over Methodist congregations IN Ne"
Unosnirr Nas-achusctt- Rode Island, fcAnsy
ONO Michigan, LOuislanl'and New-lO'A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

Sooner or later neglected cold will develop
constant cough shortness Of breath, failing strength
and wasting OF flesh, all symptomato OF some serious
lung affection, which may be avoided or paiated by
using in time Dr. Jayne's Expectorant =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
NARRIED

MARSH-MILLS-On Monday May 2S. 1888 at the resi-
dence BRIDE HammondspOr ". Y, by the Rev A
BOswOth Eva f. Mills TO Edwin Z. Marsh. OF Newforx
MUNRO-PORTER-On May %. 1888. at tho residence OF
father by the Rev w d. Greene IT, assisted
the VI. Hamilton. New York City, the Rev John
Henry Munro TO Josephine Porter, both OF Philadelphia
Al notices of marriages must be Endorsed 10Th JaU
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
FLOATING RETURNS FROM VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 29.-lntclllgcnce was
received this afternoon the eject that the Coalition
ticket IN brunswick County hal been elected by good
n aiortv While some counties give heavy Coalition
alortlcs tue returns from others show heavy Demo
rfuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
PENNSYLVANIA PROHIBlTIONISTS.

PnTsBURG, Penn, May 29.-The State Con"
vention Of the Prohibition Home Protection party met
to-day in thi. city Tomorrow candidates for state
treasurer ana AuditOr-CenerAl Will b. nominated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
Piles Permanently Eradicated
tO slslff - itliLlt 7eat y
rsfsreIaBS Dr. iDG L. - Vast .it q.
Posi- Du,c NJticN
Foreign mails for the cnas Juno will close at th,

Foreign mails for the "o5a cnas Juno will close al this
office as lDliOWS
wEDN EsDAY-At ssOa. M for Europe per IS Vera via
Southampton Bremen Ncjters Tor Iceland ant Franco
Dc directed 'per "crIi'E at $50 a. m Tor lrea ID,
Queenstown ioters Tor Great - iiin
other Europe A ,oaatres mat De directed per otl
ma 20 10 IN fOr france lrect. per - ffaLcc VA
Havre; AZ 10 . IN. for the Netherlands direch per g.
Ko teld an. via iOtlcrdam.
THU lt~DAN- . a Europe, per 81 Adratic. VIA
Queenstown letter. 0I Germ AMI France must %
directed pc AlTlau.J. at ii a m Tor ldrDOc peg -
nd. Plymouth. che bourg and Hamburg - 40
4. m. jermldL Orup,o' - o. ni Tor CiOS
Mexico. Dri, ish .mplte, VIA HAVANA
FRIDAN-At Newounu.anu did It. ficfTe Niqus-
Halifax. ii IA. fortO islco direct per ~
AVA
SATURDAY AT m for Ic1trt America, the south Pa
Cuc and tn West ut NeNc0. per - Aca.ui-
co. AsIlnnli.; At / a. lOr EuOpo. - Odo' VA
southampton ami BrUmea lettors Ireland mdSj 10 Ill
reCtc,i ilcr at 1919 i. N. Tor fuOla per ~
Nevada, Queenstown 80 D. Tor BE q M Ill
IeoJ Pcnhind wa Antwerp; At 1870 pm iOf cVDa
thc Mcss iulle- per ~ NcwpOrt via dIyana
Mails tor Cana JIpIa per So Ciy OF Pekig VIA >an
Francisco close nero ~ e =, AZ 7 ,. M MANS iur us
tralia Now-nels H. sandwich and Fl Is.aniS pef -
Ci.J ot Now iOlA IA in Francisco cose ne MAy -.
at p M. lil NiN a. PtAhopN' IVsuh-''-i'
Post Once Sew YORK y \. May -. NHh -
Fihc schedule OF clos Oi trans tCnc si- ~ TN go Oh
the presumption OF e!r uninrutei over aht lsaSat 70
Francisco. MATS tnr East arriving oN a y. al
Iran $50 ON the OF sAns Oh steamer arc ap"c-oa
thence the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
THE pArARsoN POISONING CASE.

The trial of the octagcnarian sally story OF
Liule FATS for numbering Mrs. Elizabeth freSt 10y
neans of strvehune under preence that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
SAVED BY 4 BAD SHOT,

William Schultzc, age eighteen, entered
shooting gallery at NJ sos sHth-ave. yeserdAy' ana
after firing al target for ey minutes pjn ell t'o ps
to at his head ana fred The bail ong III tne c'lihS
hchultze was locked mp IN the Ihiructn street ioio
stat on lilo baieJ later ny MS IatLof, "ho IN WIN"
merchant IN BcaYerst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

ARRIVAL OF Two SrEAMERs.-The city Of Puebls, from
Vera Cruz and Havana, the Belize from SAVANNA
and Kingston arrived ut this port late last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

Bird anna keeps Canires IN constant song anu cures
diseases 10 cents, at drug Ssts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

Burues Kaiston wash for the head Is cooling ans
cleansing aud dandruh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram variations in this city by tnth'
thours
white linz the oscillations
y Turing The bken ordotrd nr resen.s
Indicated by the thermometer u hed
aut . 10 N lcy,g BTead~D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

IL Joseph Cook were really anxious lot an
answer 10 nls conundrun. "Ducs death en- al ! -.
,ynuid have faced that rae dr. miner boston hshia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
HOW THE PRESIDANT PASSED YESTERDAY.

President Arthur went riding in the Park
yesterday In the evening he dined with Mr. Miller at
whose house e 10 staying Among his callers during TIC
day were Naval Officer Graham Justice swayue Robert
Dodge, Attorney General Brows or Judge isaacs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

Smoke Welcome Ciaarettes.
Mild, sweet and delicate. Our new brand.
GOODWIN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

,,..x avn and the bungcd nose and the swollen Has
have the pach o,c naon,e TO believe you haven't Den
Up ans You've rot only been ahgn.lSgi; ge IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
Gpetldl Notlcs5.
Exhibition Open This Day and Evening
GEO. A. LEAVITT * CO.. Auctoneers.


GEO. A. LEAvITT q Co. AuchOneers
WONDERFUL DISPLAY
HOUSEHOLD ARr TREASURES; norr
Tq TMH 81 EE1Vrr r. ART > GAtiERiEs 10 5i BROAD
WAY ONT TIL R RsbAY "a AS6 FRIDAY NEXT.
ARTISTIC AND vALLHH5 HBLE COLLECTIONS
MT WILLIAM Henry HURLBERT.
More than One Hundred ear ss5slay selected ed Paint
dutch. French. English and
'0I' Artstic Brcnzes %ag@ideent Freach and
Arms, Costly and Ssaaa;ui F%aitprs Q, the timo
Bnc-a- BrAc OF all kinls.
From The Evening Post
ART TREAsrREs-THE APPRoA.cHIInXStGi, SALE OF
FINE COLLECTION.
The pictures tapestries furniture brac which
William henrv urlbort has been collecting dninf 'ae
the evenings Of next a,ay and Friday dhe r escHSa
sf rod@ay In some res ecS II yhS o rem fom ]
ecuons wnch rom time 10 e ar D9us"t ~ br
hammer IN that IT !; molly h h' te nesIpe ola
good taste who ha had op 0 na money! iy
in gratifying his love OF such things
From The world.
SALE OF PICTURES And BRIC-ABRAC
e1ona sale Of costly Pctqres t3Ps enx d ans
by Mr. William Henry nrberL viii ake Lace IN Nsg-
bert aepe r n ~ the Of Timer pictures o.
turner ever brought TO this country"
From The Commercial Advertiser.
sThis morning the of Lesvitt & CO.'S artrooms &C
80 81 Boalway were thrown on n a1a 1 ae c P Bet, aod
yiSee hS nroperfy Of Nj William Henri
bert former eS s, aaa F 2%a o. our la. scat his col
lection TO the 10 be soit al auction"
From The New.)O'k Tribune.
The eeon OF OF paintings and brc.a brae
male by Wng is'ry % & S S ara 6o. il BToaa
way given nat lace fascinating appearance gre1t
there yesieav and eIpressiln frequently
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EXHIBITION OPEN rus DAY AND EVENING
The Thrd Annual Concert Of the
CIrr-RCU CHORAL UNION, or NEW DIRK CITY,
THURSDAY EyEXiNG Ma. - az at 5 g 2,aPSS,
'''a u stu by the great M.y Festival Organ.
Dree'orISMf MIR. H. JT 4 < & Il 4 L. T.'' D''
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Piano-Mr CHARLES TOOF.
Admission. 81 cents Reserved seats. 30 cents extra
Tickets be had At Tysons Ponds aud Al 5i ithsvs
NB-During the evening the chorus will be photographed
by Falk using ninety electro lights
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