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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
u NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND w EsTERN RAIL


Advancement Of trains ts~iag effect July l6 1888
cm.aDay eSeept snaasss Day EEOress arawlasroo
eoachsst9 Cleveland cInsnaan anl chciza
D. M DAILY 50 Louis Lmited' Express.-No extra
ssnSins sa M %ssara fs @ ssanin,
t.voa M Cleveland l;t0D n; Cincinnati l. % st
peiroltSij p M Toieao. ss2S p M All Indianapolis
Trsin PsIiman Day aud sieepne Coaching 70 Bng
hsmton klmira. Buffalo. Nisgrs Pals. Cincinnati ami
slsp -Bnisrant train Tor IN Vest ~ N"'''x'
hatheIford and Psssaic 7:ss lb1 lSg, le?oA NIL
SUI avs s aia aia H. y ao
s & SO 10 So s 2se IS lssa iS p3'a i
asmiandght sundays 9. $780, i9.z0 4 IN. li5 931 s. }
Newark aud Paterson Newark s.s5. s:ip li:soA m
s $40 80 go :. o. s;sy ana L. ,uanght satarts
sssrsrn 5'5 q 40 40 n 81; g, t;t ~,
SsT5srs and ID Cornwall sn. s:se q m s:s1. ss,
aondcut ainsston and Montgomery. Ga m. as,
Goshen g. 80 D. lo.2oA ~, $780, 3. 30. rs, l. 4lJa
Middietcwn B. 100 8 1000 NJ 8: %. 4.so 9. sl, m
M IRAN, seaSsct villa aisisaa ra ss %. "a
ff Possis m ia s.1D lssS. s Ss al, A,
day go is:ssh n. .; 80 80 al ? n
j:t5 TO SAB All ~ f6i5 aai li:i5o n ~
Tickets ior s,irt as,t. AL
and transfer OF BAGGAGE hs % Hss
Nos Dol <Oi or 957 Broaiway. 1877 fsst-st. T. e. "a
Express trains lre@ the arrive in Sswyors att 1,
ana fizs 10. and ls2g2I n ~.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
s:lo 500 loA IN. l. b 20. s5 $50 6:fl $50 > a. Il
meaaght saniays, :. a %. aul 7.is m
Manuel, spring Valley and Monssy 7io iOA H. 800 , n.
oundayS
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Passengers hoIdng IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
EXCURSION TICKETS fron New YORK 70 Couey lstan
will be charged only 20 cents extra for LONG BkANCi
ENCURSlON TICK Els.
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TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
" sTEAnERs-Hzmyars Amoriean Packet oonlpany's
Lima for Pill rHlLondonh chEhbouka tPArsl
audH A HJJHt ne-s ia nodrE ur,os
HAN ssIS A. THURS Jaiv 10 kLLkRr .fhurs- Aug
Bpa AMI a s,at July ~ RHAErIA. saturday, AuE 4
6abes Para sxtEan FIRST cala sisa second Csns-
CABIN 90 sssardsy sssansr ses snasza EIsar.oArssss
eTeatiyrsfaosd. Sondisr ~rourtsts ax1sta . Nv
ca EfuHxnD 4 90. ossl Pssz Aga u Euax A. 4.
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Take the a. NJ 10 H. and 4s0 nj. boats from Pier No
l. North River TO connect with Long Branch boat.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.
III NEW-yoRK wooDHAvEN AND RocKAwAI z.
Trains lsave Long isiand Saty--A- NJ 05e
eSS no IN os sos 500 49, ss $50 az ~ az
$40 FlatDush-ave-A. M. 6l5, $50. e4e lisoo r. NJ.
10 2,3O 4:05, Goa 7s4e sss. Bederd-A NJ gu Sty'
IA 65. s;l7. 1882 lil7 T. n. La. 2s2 4ii7 'as'
VAT. SAT. ....ra
Leave hourly-d.30 T. 03a lllUa m. snd hourly 70 S'0
n H. irum Loag Island City aud Bushwick
RettItpng leave the Beach hourly.
Last 10 D. ~. ~ Long Inland cty.
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Gonntrp llropsrtp for sale an, % Get

@N"NND TN0f~hA9 ~C~ ~~~~ w. ~ ~~"s
A CCESSIBLE and healthy country residence
looking broad rpas VeS 0a ars and sse
tered irom east winds grand yiexs picturesque
wooded he s S s Bound oS ssDo aad
and 10 miles from ipdsrne or Vile frequent
Trains g ~ YORK rhlaspna Long BI.noh co%a
sers & % T nn1se ~ 5"en
be routed for the season ut $500 Address OWNER, Ei
A TTENTION.-Fift y-six acres, fine, large
Corners Richmond ccany ateS Island for sale al bar
gam three mics from West Brighton; any one wanting
''''' '' ~ Wv e H.LUDLow eco.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city prop
ertyMA sisacrs ts!m buildings fruit beautifully *
two un NO Aa
dress OWNER" Box 100. Nannet. N Y
TOR SALE in Grafton County, N. HIVE
S enS BE o sEG q es and n
send full description Address H. D. WOOSTER East Ca
E'OR SALE-At Portchester, one hour New
Haven Raros situated o. high ground miles from
land; viii be sold . very low figure. - ''
SO East 2sd-st. i 4 N n G. G. a suilains
ORANGE On. J.) REAL ESTATE SPE-
~ elltyResdences safe and It, tarnlslsi and unfur
nished vicinity al depota HAMILTON q FULLER.2 Pine
RIVERSIDE ON SOUND Attractive shore
perfectly healthy hOdr from city $1,000 ATwATEE. 81
SEASIDE VILLA PLOTS at Oakley Park
- on kockaway Beaeh.che,p for cash Ample restric
Call in iorenoon or writo for map. HITCHCOCK DEN
TON 10 ChanDeIsst, N. Y.
SEASIDE COTTAGE LOTS AND HOTEL
- SITES the finest Dart OF Rockaesy Bsseh Oakley
Park which extsnd. from the Bay 10 the Ocean elegant
opened through sDleah 90 tar grJga close 70
Hammels station restrctons 10 seenre lty mi
comfort Gail forenoon ad lres3 HIrSHCOCk& DEN.
TON, No ID Chambersst. y. Y.
ITO LET.-CommodIous and well-app0inted
Of T n. D.; dep0tg frequent
tains city and gas viii rent low TO
deal able tenant until May nsxi j. A PELIs 81 Nalst,
Nev-York.
TO RENT.--A furnished house with ten
Il rooms AZ s75 per month for two or more months-
JOHN A sANDFokD. Bndgehainptoa l. L. N n
'VN0 LET.--In one of the most pleasant loca-
uOnsin Jersey CITY, part Of threesory and basement
brlck house, occupies other par AMI with
river breeze and OF within ten mlntey walk OF
Cortlandt and Ferfie all improvements.
ha PM order since May l; withp
few Of house. reference required Address kELIA
BILE. Jersey City Post Oilce-
\
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Giip i)ropertp Wantso.

WANTED FOR CASH BUYER for invest
w ment-store on Beekman Fulton or wiliam.st
rutland & WHITING. Bee6man-st
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West Shore OF Hudson River

On and after Monday July Q trains on New;York West
Shore and Buffalo RAILWAY wall leave wa Desbrosses aud
Coftsadt 81. ferries ~ follows
fef saratoga LILO a. ~; $50 p. N
fg Albkay and cstssill village ii;lo m. Soo j. m.
roi paenvtle Cairo Mountsia House station, 1iioa
Eer szugeftieS 1910 m; ATOP IN.
aof stamford ll;l0A sod 5atur ta,s only 800 p m
for kaaterski Hunter. summit Pine h, Phenicia 800
an "a ilD a. a. 25O D. m. $50 y nj sSo In tr4iu rnns
KINGSTON highland Poaghsesp.ie Marlboro $50 a. ~.
Al,iv M z50p 4lo D. IN and 800 m nor Kingston
s5 M"sweurs, Ssva m, $3.50 m- lilo N, 200 D. No.
Cornwall. West Point. CranstonA $3.50 a. m, 1880 m
Dm = " - . = -
time 70 local points south cornwasss time tables
DAILY Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
nnst pssor cars TO PhGncia and summit. In Catskll
On sSOA m and 70 rhRnicia on lilo m trains
C,snsw bunet ears 90 i;lOA ana 800 N trains Tor
s'Rnl Albany ane Saratoga
ess ana sms-tabios stations snt nj Offices Of tho
Broofs4 =, sesssy Guy Pennsylvania. Railroad station
~ ~. ~ Spcftst and Annex 01ice foot Of Futon
S,oasss, ss f Hy ncs tgs ga seL Ss stS l:szs
au''aa station eots and foot OF Cor
@sk 80 sssts rsssrvsd g ~ ohsoss
HKNRy.noNErT
osasxsl Pssssasc Agent
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Board amo Rooms.

East SidA.
DESIRABLE cool furnished rooms On su ius
IL M SINGLE ice LAST 2sth-st-. bear Msms'asda1'
elevated station. IL
% EAST 10Th -ST.-Suits o. r rmnsss psssSs
sizseie rooaiA -,-;,-efa
o.. rco,n s:o pri sc1ss
CO bath fourth hoor oorser r''n-
Qrenzsrcy Park -
West SidA
nAprgEs dsmrsag handsomely fs!rn a,uss.
SANl S.. A. - aiss wtta ssadag 3D. a gaee 49,
reoms ronfort viii 0ns thsa ~ los West es1os~s
snc ssSy az psrususas; rslersnces sxcnsaxc@
THO WEST Did Elegantly furnssasa
10 nsr3sr Asss /; stsG4A asabAs ano sessss~.
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BROOKLYN Isscn VIII take trains the Prospect Park
coney Island Railroad tCuyes 9Th and 20th st
a. m. enf D. connect Ell Coney isand
The National tribune., 1883-11-22

G. - K n al CArolo csrds, notices. verse. &C.
----ssss@l u " vita I0c 20 Transparent Cards
fer boys) 10 cen:s packs Of eitbcr sad is
Silver Chased Napkin Ring, (worth 60
eeDtsl also hgent's Onsfi, ali for 81 CO.
TFyuz. G!.si CARD Co-.Gass RIssr.C Conn.
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The Noman's Relief Corps OF Nathaniel
Lyon Post, Hartford, Conn. gave an entertain
nnent q the members Of Wilcox Auxiliary
Corps q Springfield recently. A musical and
literary entertainment was rendered, consist
ing Of singing by the South End ouartette /:
banjo cres, by George Bowers and Frank
Thompson; dialogue, I776 and 1876" by
Misses BareAfeld and Eastman; duet for man
doiin and guitar, by T. w. Morgan and w.
Crnstt; banjo solo, by Harry Bowers, aud So
Prano sole, BY Miss Eastman Remarks were
made by Commander Pay, Of Nathaniel Lyon
Post and other comrades, after which a sub
fsaDtai collation. was furnished by the ladies
Of the Relief Corps. Il was a most ENJOYABLE
accession, and the visitors were profuse il their
thanks for the courtesies extended to them
The officers Of the Wilcox Auxiliary Corps
arc: President, Mrs. Mary Perry; senior vice
president Mrs Sarah Rowe; junior vice-presi-
dent, Mfs. Amelia LathrOP; secretary. Mrs
MARY y. Glover; treasurer, Mrs. Eliza Moods
eonductress, Mrs Sarah Sagin; guard, Mrs e.
1eck Ter The Corps numbers seventy nine
nenberss and it has been organized abent foar
112Is
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Fxtracts from subscrIbers, Letters.

Enclosed please find s. for FIVE new subscribers 70
The TRIBuSE-H. r. Meekley, Lamar, Mo-
Enclosed please fnd sz-six for renewals and one
for new subscTiber.-Gco. u. Barngrover. Kim
wood Kan.
Enclosed please find sl2 for twelve new recruits.
al from ~. y. Prutznan Pest. No r. of Park
vile, which propose 10 bring 10 the front in the
matter Of TEIBusE subscribers. - Lewis Alarvill,
Co. +. 9th Mich III. A.
a,n lost without THE TRIBUNE. so send my dol
lar 10 renew my ription.-Jaeob Waltenbough,
Cleveland, Iowa.
Inclosed please find draft for sl4 for fourteen new
subscribers secured by my boy, Minton j. Kelly
Walden Kelly, p. c. Post No. 80. Osborn, Mo.
Enclosed please End 81 for one new subscriber TO
The TRIBUNE ! am only fourteen years old. but
esn send you some names soon.-Nilie IL Hoover.
Talkio Mo.
Enclosed please find 81 for new subscription to
TEE TEEEcNE-k. w. surby, Battle Creek, Mich.
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THE M0UTH FTUTTTk
Mention ne Natlonal Trtbune.

ia our 9egesr8 shoe!d taks adcQnfage u tisoger,
50 ossce, az i aei.t not &c Fs1de again
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RI all new Gold, Silver, &c, CHROM0 nADno
nj : no two alike, with name i0c., or y UHllUO
I IL Christmas and New Year Hidden Name,
- Cards, 2Jc. GEO. w. WITBECK, Nassau n Y
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S0 large new Gold. Silver, &c. Chrome Cards. no
~ alike. name or, lee J.. Jones & Co. Nassau n y
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His Mothers Song.
M Brs 3 Y Wuso

by Mrs E. " WIlson.l
Beneath the hot midsummer sun
The men had marched all day;
And now beside ripping stream
Upon the grass they lay.
firing Of games and idle Jest,
As swept the hours along,
They called 10 one who unused apart,
Come, friend, give Us a song
"I fear cannot please be said;
The only songs know
Are those my mother used 10 sing
For ne long years ago
"Sing one Of those" q rough voice cried.
There none but true men here;
To every mothers son Of us
a mother 3 songs are dear"
Then sweetly rose the singers voice
Amid unwOnted calm.
"Am q soldier Of the Cross
A follower OF The Lanlbg
ard shall fear 90 own his eause"-
The very stream was stilled,
And hearts that never thFobl,ed with fear
With tender thoughts were filed
Ended the song; the singer said,
- 70 liis feet he rose,
Thanks 70 you all, my friends; good night,
God grant Us sweet reTose."
"sing Us one more the captain begged;
The soldier bent ms head.
Then, glancing round. with smiling Lips.
EouA join with ne, he said
"we'Ii sing this old familiar air.
Sweet AS the biEgie call
All hail the power ol Jesus nan1ei
Let angels PROSTATE Eli.'n
All wondrous was the old tunes spell
As on the singer sang:
Man after man fcli into liue
And loud tlle voices rang.
The songs are done, the camp Is stu.
kau2ht but ihe stream is beard;
But alb! the depths Of every soul
BY those old hymns are stirred.
And up from many a bearded lip
In whispers soft and low,
Rises the prayer the mother taught
The boy long years ago.
The National tribune., 1883-11-22
GEORGE z. LEMON,

6lj 18th ST., WASHINGTON. .. c.
Attorney -at-LaF and Sclic5tor Of American AMI
Foreign Patents.
The National tribune., 1883-11-22
WOMAN AND THE BARy.

Z.
What puzzle the little child is in the domestic economy!
How the mother gives other support the life
Of her blessed little youngser
How the child kicks and laughs, and
How the child grows, and IS heavier every day.
And yet she lifts him, and him. and plays him takes
care OF him by day and by night.
t any wonder the mother breaks down? Her back aches Her
stomach fails her Her liver IS bad Her blood tn
feels poorly Yes poorlyvery poorly bottle of
10s h0n Bay. She needs the blood which will
put there She have strength she will be
B'0a71s hou 7a1eog helps and weary new life
cheerfalnesS and vgor. Tell all the mothers you know.
The National tribune., 1883-11-22

GEORGE Il. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
olee 615 Fifteenth St, Citizens National Baak,l
P. O. DRAWER s25- wAsHIxGTox, d. G.
ESTABLISHED 1865.

Peasiors-If wounded, injured or have CONTRACTED
TI e2sle F slight the disability apply - once-
IfeiFs.-Widows minor children, dependent u,osbsre
istneEs and minor brothers and sisters IN tie 0rer
War of Isla--AlI surviving officers and soldiers Of
Ilis war whether N the Military or Naval sorvf ~ re-
battle skiruisis for a less peficsi ami fk l-s -
sen WAC nave net remarked are elfstssd 10 q pension
o. sisaL dollars month Proof Of loyalty IS 40 onser
Increase OF Pensious.-Pension laws arc n,ors IiF
higher rate than fjlev reeve E, ~, 80 - y
ISL shall make charges for nv ssrgs Ia cails
~ q pension 8 here no new disability IS alleged
uless successful IN prccuTins the increase
ReSforaticE to Pension RoII-Pensianers wbf,
aaEe Deen unusiiy dropped from the pension roH OF
s.le names nave been stricken therefrOEl BIZ reason
o. failure 70 draw their pension for period Of three
ye. or o. reason OF re-eulisfEeDt, may have fheir
Pe.sicts renewed by corresponding with this House
DISCRETION from one regiment OF vessel ard
~ al9insr = not Car 70 pension il eases where tha
~ ~ - "a lsilry was incurred while IN the
ice o. tle n.ted States and IN the line OF dGtg.
Lana " arFdTts.-Survivors OF all wars from 17e0
hundred and sixty acres OF land If not Ts! rseivai
so.GleTs Of the late war not entitled. Land warrants
assignments perfected CarresuSrtarce ilsyifei -
Prisoners OF Ha-.-Ration money promptly col-
FRrioush Rations.-Arnornts due collected with
oat unnecessary delay Sgch claims be collected
Horses lest IN servfce.-CIaims Of this character
p1llEty ATTENDED! to- Many claims OF this character
easss IS respectfully Invited.
Bounty and Pay.-Collectfens promptly made
Property Taken bs the AEEs9y IN States rot i'm
tios-Clis q this character VIII receive
special attention provided they were fled bere Jan
gaFy l. iSso. II not died prior to that date tey ara
barred ~ statute Of Limitation
IN ADDITION 70 the above prosecute Military and
Trade Marks Copyrights attend 10 business Before the
General Land Office and other Bureaus 81 t.. Iurri0r
Department ard an te 81 ~. s;r--re,st
theI OF the utmost ptIe energy ard thorough
ness IN eli matters intrIS5ed to cur hands.
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n Elegant Chrome Cards new designs best pack ever
I'll produced. Always Please. Try them. Name on
w 1ec. ATNA PRINTING CO. NOrtEford Conn.
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CARD COLLECTORS, E II.

('ARD COLLECTORS! A handsome set Of Is French
- Carts for only SC G. c. C. DEPUY. Syracuse n y
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GEORGE z. LEMON.
PAT EN- 7 S.!
CAN | OBTAIN A PATENT

Send rough sketch or IF you canl model OF your
invention TO GEORGE l. LEMON. hil41fOH,
ID. c.. and Preliminary Examination VIII bs
made Of all United States Patents Of she ame class OF
inventions, and you VIII be advised whether or not
Patent can be obtained
The daily gazette., 1883-05-12
-s~< - - -----------
welded AND JAILED.
A bridegroom Taken to Prison Immedi-
ately After the Marriage Ceremony.

A bridegroom Taken TO Prison Immedi-
ately After the Marriage Ceremony.
New YORK, May 11-Henry j. Marriott,
who was arrested Saturday evening, charged
with stealing diamonds valued at about
5000 from Franz Kramer, of No. l Rue
de Ia Paix, Paris, was taken to Supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday, upon writ of
habeas corpus. The motion for
his release was adjourned until to-day.
During the afternoon Marie Peseux, the
woman who came 10 this country with him,
accompanied by lady friend, called at the
Court House to see Marriott, and a rumor
soon prevailed that Marriott was about to
marry Miss Peseux. This rumor was soon
found to be correct, aud Judge Larremore
was requested to perform the ceremony.
Marriott and Miss Peseux, with her
female companion and several others, were
taken to private room, greatly to
the disappointment OF a crowd of people
who were anxious to witness the ceremony,
and there the necessary papers was made
out. Judge Larremore soon entered the
room and Marriott and his companion stood
up. Judge Larremore asked them both
their full names and ages, which were given
as Henry James Marriott. aged twenty seven
years, of London, England, salesman, and
Marie Peseux, aged twenty years, born in
"a wv many 'uuEt laIIcHoTt dsktu
them ittbere was any reason why they should
not be Joined together in marriage, OF If
either of them were under any fear of duress
which induced them 10 be married and they
both answered in the negative. They then
Joined hands and Judge Larremore pro-
nounced them man and wife and wished
them joy and happiness. Mr. Thomas J.
Dunn and William II. Ricketts, acted as wit
nesses. The bride expressed great joy after
the ceremony as she was evidently happy
to know that Marriott was her husband.
Marriott was subsequently taken back to
Jail
The daily gazette., 1883-05-12
REpRlNrEp FROM YESTERDAY
wARD M.UoNKEY HANGED.
Shouting from Under the Black Cap that

Shouting from Under the Black Cap that
His ExecutiOners are Murderers.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 10.-Ward Nc
Conkey was executed here to-day, in the
yard attached to the county jail, for the
murder Of George A. Mcclure In Dead-man
Hollow, near MeKeesport, Pa, on the night
of August 2, 1881. The murdered man had
had goods stolen from his store, and with
party of citizens tracked the thieves, who
were five in number, aud among whom was
McConkey, to the Hollow. There the
thieves made stand and fired on the pur-
suing party. Mcclure, who was in advance
fell, his body being rddled with bullets.
The murder created intense excitement, and
a vigilance committee WAS organized and
the woods for miles were secured. The muir
derers, however, eludcd them, and it was
not until several months afterwards that Nc
Conkey was arrested in New York State.
The rest of the gang have never been appre-
hended.
McConkey retired about 10 o'clock last
night and slept so soundly that he had to
be awakened this morning. Heate hearty
breakfast and when spiritual advisers visited
him he was as unconcerned as he had heen
at all times. During the morning he affixed
his mark to will leaving his body to his
spiritual advisor, the Rev. Mr.. Donehos,
for burial. He assembled the scaffod few
minutes before IL O'Clock and thirteen min
utes later the trap was sprung On the scat
fold he protested his innocence aud, address
ing the spectators, said: "Good-bye, one and
all. You hang me because you suppose l
know something of McClure's murder and
won't squeal." just after the cap was ad-
justed he startled the spectators by shout
ing, "Good-by, all ye murderers." Death
was caused by strangulation. Life was ex-
tinct in seven minutes. The bearing OF the
condemned man betokened total indiffer-
ence, not single tremor being perceptible.
He even laughed as he marched from the
Jail to the scaffold.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-12
The Latest Thing in Ice shavers.

n B. Danforth, druggist at Second and
Market streets, received from Charles Lip
pincott Of Philadelphia, a new and hand
somely arranged ice shaver for soda
water The shaver has been but lately
patented and cuts the ice as fine as snow and
every bit as regular. The machine is en-
cased in handsome Tennessee marble cover,
ornamented with silver fastenings. tThe
machine part consists of, an attach
meut like a machinist's lathe upon
which the ice is placed and by
the turning OF a crank at the end OF the ice
is pressed against lot of knives fastened
upon a cylinder. The clippings from the
iee fall through TO the glass which is placed
immediately under the knives. This is the
first machine OF the kind in the city and is
also the first manufactured by Lippincott g.
Co. 1t is claimed that by this machine the
use of ice is not as inj urous as In the old
fashioned crusher which would break OFF
large pieces OF ice that would be swallowed
by the thirsty customer. One turn OF the
crank viii furnish sufficient ice for a glass
OF soda.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-12
We Take Pleagure

In giving notice that the alterations to ou
store are now about completed, and thltiD
creased facilities for doing business give !,
sursnce that the quality AID uniformity /
our goods will be be still maintained. Ou
customers may rest assured that their bus
ness interests will be attended to as IAN
fully in the future as IN the past, and tia
every advantage which experience, capil
and a thorough knowledge of the busine.
give, will be at their service. Very re.pN
fully, Francis Kelly IL Co.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-12
REPRINTED FROM Yss-.
MARYLAND DE,,o,n
sn.'n,s mem. y, lt, for Harmonio0.
aeht OF all Difficulties bu mus Settle
COmmttteo ny the ~
IBaIilm0rc Sun.

s0"onts Tor HArmo,
nent Of all Difficulties p,oa' nv settle
Committee. " the sa,
tbaltimorc Sun.
ANNAPOLIS, MAY 10 ~.
been sent out calling the De,,ylIars hay
central Committee 10 meet IN n'iyl y atc STAT
the I'D instant. Mr.. Gorroa,n more
ana Mr.. Mcclure, secretary ~ ~ chairmaD
Annapolis, to-day. The cbj'at we're boh
Sor @ 'se tse $50. on the I'D will be ia lli,,A.'' liy
lOr tse state Convention to "n lat
canuiua@s ., Tor Governor, Coo uo@Gat
anu attorney General. T,apuolet
OF Baltimore and the counties ,hro ae cit
Pohueal organizations, will arta,gl ,',,'ugl lOc
ior primaries, &c. September ''a5'He az detail
OF Tor the meeting of the Stnio = s Take
some oil the members of ia 'ouVen'ioa
nave expressed preference for a. Ioialltts
insure short campaign TI F,''s daie
would save "shekels," and sb.iilgy say
plentiful, aud there is desirr aG' HplS are I'd
a protracted campaign for otbe, '.o % ayoI
reasons. o'uer obvOvN
IL Is stated that the basis of h..
baltimore city was really reached su suOhy
days ago. Mr.. German saws a.. nv, nVe Or d
haved handsomely In the wbo1a Snyhb
that the names Of the gentleman oaalr oa %
the committee OF fve could noi IaS SSV,,upo'in ~
perfect confidence in their iairae.s w Inip 'usp
tegrity. He said also that their seIpos = aau
dicated the purpose of a gennine e"cuon ,am
ton In party practices by going IN tSa 'Saoln'
root OF the trouble, the primaries ;ni. rue 'efl
very root of the registration trnSt1 'st
been reached by the Precinct nlan ~ \
remains to be done now, he added r. va
the people to vote in the prjmaries os "Ss
representative men of character so!
sure representative candidates from :, " v Y
nominating conventions all the w,y iG,n y,pa "a
without regard to CLIQUE ny "t ug1
interests. Other prominent b,msS 'aS'l
who were In Annapolis to-day and L"'n
the agreement which bad been "",N cn.
mated in Baltimore, declared ,ho ,VT'pil S'al
that II there wa ever an opportunitv ~ St' y
primaries in Baltimore, Ills ra,,,.,..l IVY u
would afford the OCCASION Tlecommila','',ss "i.'',s
It was said, means "hands off fra" ,,',,sa'V'
sion OF popular preferences, and ue 1pIe .pIs
tlon OF the best men who are presented ''' \
fore the primaries, irrespective Of faction
utilization. 1t is belev, d, too, tbov -,
harmony in the city, ana the best ,, oysisS y,
men elected to the body which is ,o gara, ,,a,
all the local party machinery, the conn, 1,t
will be stimulated TO do their brst II /,
same line Of true reform.