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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
SUN, MOON AND SEA.
TELEPHONE.

Diamond Head, Dec. 20, $50 am.
Light N. E. wind.
Stmr Jas Makee off Waianae
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Alameda. Leaves Honolulu. Jan. LIST.
Mariposa. Leaves ii 9nolulu, Jan. 10Th
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FoR SAN FRANCISCO:
Zealandia. On or about Dec 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
ENGLIsHMEN ENJOYING AN OUTING.

Anolo-Saxon aud Commonwealth Lodges of the
sons OF ST. George was held yesterday at Ridge
wood Park Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn. The programme
included a long list of English sports aud games and
dances in the pavilion 10 the music OF DOdworths
18th Regiment band. Foot races OF quarter
mile, half-me. mile, two-mlle ana thrce-
mile distances were contested as were
also running high jumps barrel-races and tugs-of-
war The prizes were numerous and IN some cases
Costly consisting Of watches, opera glasses plated
goods and fancy articles generally. From 1000 20
o. 900 persons were present, the English element
predominatIng. After the races an OK weighing over
ZOO pounds was roasted whole ana his tesh AIS
pensed to hungry pcnickers at so cents meal. In
the evening here was grand display OF fireworks
by j. W. Warden, OF Brighton Beach. formerly of
the CRYSTAL Palace, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
INSURANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Important evidence bearing on the notorious
Leppert case at Port JeIvis N Y, has Just been Sc
cured by the accident insurance companies. UeoIge
Leppert railroad employs. claims @lOo week
from six accident companies on the ground OIL IN
iuries received in December last, which be alleges
bay. resulted i'll the paralysis OF his legs lhe IN
snrance companies allege that the case is one OF
shammjng. Medical examinations so far have not
Determined conclusively whether Lepperts injury
Is cenuine or not, and tho case has been IN
mnddled condition for several months, NOW inc
acclden: Insurance companies assert that they are
able to prove by carefully collected evidence that
Jeppert has had since childhood the power OF sus-
pending the feeling IN his lower limbs at WILL ana
that he possesses q phenomenal nervous system
The secretary of the Fidelity and Casualty Com
pany went to Port Jervls last evening TO take the
necessary steps toward Iutting this newly tonnu
evidence to proper use In proving linposture.
No complete list OF the insurance on the HOWE
Machine Company's works at Bridgeport Conn,
burned on July rs, has vet been printed AS TINS is
fht first great loss the ire insurance companies
balanced their books on July more than usual IN;
terest attaches to the exhibit. The subJo:ned VIII
satisfy considerable curiosity and shows now the
500 600 of iusurance-all practically tcta loss
is divided:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

Steamer Rish g Jsnnsy New.s' rsws ana wss
steamer u W Brune. Foster baltimore. J . grems
steamer candon tBr,. Harvey. Philadelphia simpson.
Ship Sir John Lawrence tNor Roed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BARK oariualc Utah, scotto saloDca ruricy-AndrewJ
Ennis 49,. en-,
BARK sherwood tBr Hail. Anst.rdsmJ Whitney Co
Barr senator ben Ger Lena nnss oSsa Co
BARK Thames tBr,. Williams, sydney. NswR W Cameron
Brig G Fanny (B Murchison Galway -Edmston Lime
Brlg Francois tBr Gagnar. Kingston. ssvania etc
Brig Helen Phnney Sylvester Turks Middleton
Brig Emily Raymond tBr. Roberts, st John. NB-Boyd
scnr Anna Bishop Rulon. Para Mudsett 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Aesia Marseies; Mounts Bav Hamburg Edith
Golden % ana RoD %ss
Lady Narns Belfast.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Re Hafbor, mark the wreck Of the Nakn On
By order Of the Lighthouse Board, ,....
ONCE Of Lighthouse Inspector. Third District.
Tompkinsville. N.Y. July 80. 1883
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July sO-Arived steamer cilurnnm t5r). Mace
Passed M the chsnnel-steamer James Turpie tBr.
Smith from Baltimore July u on her way 70 RoseIdam
Eddes from June IA; vrginian tBr' Fit from
Also arrived steamer Legislator tBp wOodcOck frem
oUREvsTowS July 3O-Arrived City Of Chester
(Br Watkins New York hsr way 70 yerDoos land
r. N'
GLASGOW July ss-Arrved state o: NebraskaBr.
Bfaes from New-YorK Juv 10.
yh-Arrved steamer Canadian Br, Menzies. from Mon
treal July IL. - =
MovILIE July 30Arrived Sarmatian (Br. Gra-
LaRsS July 2scsaiie steamer Florida tBr. John
stOn from glasgow hence for New York
LIZARD Iuly 30-Passed Australia GER. Francf
from New.YOrk July IA, on her way TO Hamburg.
BRISTOL, July 3D-Ar1vei. steamer LANDAU City (Br,
Weiss from New-Yors July 3D.
LEITH July Arrived. steamer Pcqua (Br1. clayton,
FROM New-YOrk July H. =,
MARsELEs 29-Arrived steamer Vincenzo florio
ItaD, Ca1ero, from Sew.Yofk July IL.
DON sSrIC PORTS
BOSTON July Arrived steamers Prus.an Brl McDou
gall. glasgow Falmouth. Hail. st John. b: Gen whitney
Galet New York; Perkomen. Miller Philadelphia; Alpha
Cleared steamers New Brunswick Doane, Lunenburg. Ns
Glaucus, Bearsc, New-lork
PHLADELPHIA July 3O--Arriyed. steamers British Crown
fBrl Wills Liverpool; Norman, Boston, Ares Eau tlver
Ann Eliza New. York City OF Macon. savannah. -
Cleared steamers Inexble (Br shaw. NewYork' Ealing,
Montreal. -. -.
BALTIMORE July 30-Arrved steamer Vim Lawrence, Hoo
Savannah.
caster (Br, Stevens Bordeaux Martha Stevens Ch@nse,
NewY York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
DEATH OF THEODORE LEGGETE.

Theodore Leggett died mt the Hotel Kaaters-
kill sunday morning after an Illness Of four days from
indigesfion lie was born In New-YOrk City IN 1913,
& enred into business with his elder brother fourteen
wears ago when the established the house OF Francis
H. Leggett & Co., at West broadway, ftanklln ahd
Varick ais Twelve years ago ne married Miss Mary
Nc oun whom he leaves a WIDOW with son ten years
old ,,,- 1870. D. a,.
wears wholesale grocer opposite Fulton Market whose
sir sops followed him into the same business Ihree OF
the sons arc vet ivng-Frlncis H. and X l.. Leggct OF
New York aud william Leggett, Of Brooklyn Theodore
Iegcett was q member OF Union League Club, Mer-
ohants' Club and Produce Coffee and Mercantile EH-
changes -Four weeks ago ne went TO the Catsks with
his family and when he became III ne was strOing IN
the mountains. Isis decline gradual. and he retained
Till the last when he recognized surround
Ing friends His predOninating characteristics III life
were modest retiring disposition. combined with great
frmness when occasion called for that quality HIS
mineral will take place at D. to-day from his late
resideuce No. 2S5 Washlngon-aye, brooklyn; the
burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
CLoAKMAKERs RETURNING TO WORK.

The employees OF u number of the coa kmakers
who have signed the schedules presented by the
strikers returned to work yesterday The Excel
Standard Hail. No. 1855 East Broadway. delega-
ton of the contractors present and 1t is under
stood that negotiations are pending between tho
contractors who are still out, and the strikers,
which may result IN satisfactory arrangements In
very short time. Some of the contractors signed
the schedule Yesterday. There have been no rew
Developments in regard to the manufacturers.
Danzig Brothers have sent for the schedule and are
expected to sign to-day, Meyer Jonasson and
out and nothing can be done in their case until the
return of the heads Of the firms They are expected
here by tomorrow at the latest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
MORE To DO THAN WAS EXPECTED.

William Pitt Sherman, Commissioner OF Ac-
Fioance Department would not be completed for
two weeks and possibly three weeks; There was a
great deal more to do than the commissioners 30. on
ontset. At present they were making careful
examin alton of all the various classes OF bonds ana
tbe interest paid each. They were working
hack TO 1871 when there were large issues OF bonds
There had been allegations of an over-issue OF
bonds These did not come from Responsible
source bu, the Commissioners of Accounts thon9ht
this favorable time to 90 back to the OLD klhg
and see il there WAS anything wrong in the ssue OF
hands W hicn has not been heretofore brought out
Thus far, Mr. Shcarman said. they had found morn,
inc wrong 80 far as the bonds we're concerned. VI
course they could not tell what might lie unoarthed
lie saw nothing to warrant the assertion OF dne
1rere nsed The Commissioners of Accounts had
fonnd none in their investigations. The amount or
the Carroll de'alcstions will be considerably IN
creas.d Inv the frauds which he perpetrated in
1916 1877. 1878 and early in 1879. This period
was not covered By the first report made by the
commissioners OF Accounts. The exact amount Mr.
ShearInan was not prepared TO state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
STORY OF FETICHEs AND wITCHCRAFT.


Yesterdays sun was less than two hours high
when a weil-dressed, elderly negro, accompanied by
n portly pegress approached:the front steps oil the
Jefferson Market Police Court. The large iron,
bound gate hndered their entrance and remained
Imrnoyable despite the vigorous kicks OF the man
and the nervous pushes of the woman. Wearled at
last by their exerti0ns they sat down on the stone
steps until Justice Patterson arrived when they
took front seats IN the courtroom and Kept hcir
eyes fastened upon the face OF the judge until the
"drunks y and "disorderlies had been disposed OF
Then the negro clambered on the stand and the
woman in an afrighted voice said that two Soung
colored men had bewitcbed her.
"Till sizes puffectly wuffless," interrupted the
man. She Immediately got fetch. he explained
and scared the coorel men away and thought she
was safe, until day or two ago she caught TWO
white men. with red and "yaller" valises. sprlnk-
ina fine powder outside Of her door. Immediate
ly afterward she seized with fierce pains in her
body. and bugs and reptiles Of horrible KIND APP
peared upon her person Her fetch would not
prevail against white men, and she asked that they
be arrested. ,
Justice Patterson advised the woman to change
her place of abode promising If tins dld not stop
the ANNOYANCE to do something to help her. 1t was
thought Iy the clerks that the men with the valises
were empIoyes OF the Board of Health who had
been sent to dlslnfect the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

'rhe Executive Committee of the Cigar Man niac-
turer,' Association met Yesterday morning at the
Brlveders Hotel. Frank McCoy presided. III was
a secret session and the members were reticent IN
regard TO their action. They said that there mad
been no important change the position OF affairs
II was reported however that several OF the man
nfaefurers had signified their intention. unless an
early settlement was made, of opening their shops
and paving the 81 900 forfeit 1t was further
stated that proposition was CONSIDERED 10 pay the
men an advance of 81 Thousand provided they
,,onld recede from their demands In regard 10 the
discharge OF tine Objectionable hands by the Often
Ler0s No such offer has been made as yet, how
ever and the officers of the Progressive Union say
that sucn an offer would not be considered favor
ally by their organization. The Executive Com
mittee adjourned to meet at the same place next
ki0nday. Y-,. :. 400 M
notted that over 600 of their members are now at
work and are contributing TO the support OF inc
cevipg oilers OF aid from outside ORGANIZATIONS 5
and sipws no disposition to yield until ITS demands
m regard 10 the discharge of the scabs are COM
plcd with. A meeting of the Executive Com
m,tee OF the locked-out employees will be held TO-
day at Rosehin Hall, in Second-ave near twenty
sixth-st. IL is not thought that any important
action will he taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

head. Present members are not compelled 70 DO
come subscribers but the provisions are to be com
pulsory on future members The c9mmittfe oy b a
Roard of Directions: Horace Winans. Frederick q.
WoIbert. A. p. K Stafford, William A, !, shepard
George B. Ripley John GOgn Isaac Io M hSlc Mave
lanes r Farley and H. H. Gordon. The election
will take Mace Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
DUTY ON COVERINGS OF IMPORTED GOODS

The commissioners appointed by Secretary Foger
10 establish general rule IN regard TO the collec
on of duty on the coverings Of imported goods met
IN the Public Stores buildings at Washington and
Laight- sts. yesterday. The commission consists OF
ii. B. James, Chief of tho Customs DIVISION, WASH
ington : A. T. Ketcham. Appraiser of the Port APP
nroser Rice and Special Deputy Collector FIskel of
Boston: Deputy Collector James ITeloar of New,
York: Appraiser T.. Is. Moore, of Philadelphia. and
AnnraIssr (ioldsboro, of Baltimore.
Appraiser Ketcham was not present AT the
meeting; hence the subject was only informally
discussed The object is 70 provide rule which
will provide for the collection of duty on such or
namented boxes or coverings as shall be of any
material or form designed for use other than IN the
transportation of goods. The commission will hold
another meeting to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
Tur ATRAyY HITTER.

Knocking time ia four rounds has got 70 be fashion.
able with muscular giant sullivan King of Fists
what he oueht 70 DO The body prize ring. All
sorts OF within the ropes contend tho
ma sery There collie seeking knock out In
round Rheu matism twns-stIiye %
Law a couple OF sledgehammer blows. Cholera
morbus elder brother real cholera c)mes ~ smiling
TO stampede you ia iny whole army OF summer so'
naints crowd up crack az youand they de1t hesl-
tate 10 strike the bet either Here One ned for
oh MON Happily night az hand Perry DaYls5
pain humantys ring for iotty years 10
hss never vet knock and all OF these singers
mt of time in King OF hemediesA
win IL ought be called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ABemorle Hotcl-The Hon. Columbus Della
no or Ohio and Lord Bennett and the Hon f. BenneiI
Of England YORK H9tssepaaSr, MRnsS% Ta
navd r. Hill 80 ST. James Hotel-Rear Admiral ThoiDas
H. stevens u g. Park Are,ns H0'ctIG nndnn e.
1s6h Irenns Hot,I-F w. Rice, United States Consul az
AspinSsii the Rev Joseph L. Miller of Phadepnis,
and Daniel J. Morre, Of Pennsylvania Hoe' Ies
Chief OF Customs OF the Treasury Department
Westminster Hotet-General A. j. Alexander, u o. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
KEARNEY IN NEED OF REST.

Denis Kearney sent letter to The TRIBUNE
last night In which he announced his intention of
starting for California to-day. severe cold has
made it lin possible for HIM TO continue his work.
Nowhere can "A man, Oyerworked like myself he
saws find such rest and care rs at home IN the
bosom of bis family and in the glorious climate of
NV adopted State" Mr.. kearney promises to re-
turn 10 NewYork when he has recovered his health
sufficiently when he Will proceed at once to per-
feet and flush the organization already started for
the purpose of increasing the pay and shortening
the hours OF the brain and muscle WORKERS OIL the
cnunfrVD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

The death returns made to the Board OF
Health In City that about half the total
nu mber OF deaths occur during the first five Of life.
and from improper food and feeding Baron
Lieb the greatest authority infant diet states that
most children under year Of do so from the
of improper fool IL have used HoreSs Food Tor
Infants and take pleasure recommending 1t 10 the
for general believe to be superior 10
any kind for chidren"D simmons, a. d. New
York Horicks Food requires no cooking is free from
starch and sold by all druggists Book on teatmentor
children sc ut free Horlck's Food Co., Racine. Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Telegraphers' strike. ,,.,., s,n.haov
celebration Of Captain Ericssons eighteth orthday
Fresh Air Fund dinner at Sea Beach Hotter, Cone!
Island, to 500 children. IT,. -. porool
Meeting of NewYork Board Of Underwriters at boreel
Building. - A., ,,a and pelef
Society at No 81 East Fourteenth-st. - r.s-o
Examination OF Colonel David H. Austen peiore '""e'
McAdam. 49,, -. ,,.o..i,,o rrnion
OF Cigar makers.
Inquest In case OF Roundsman Brady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
HEALLYG LoCAL DISTINCTIONS.

The XIIIth Assembly District Republican
held a special meeting last night at No. 242
Eghthave. for the purpose OF securing harmony aud
union in the Republican ranks In the dstric IN which
there has been some dsaecton since the Garfield
pagn. G. w. Meade presided and c. G.. Archibald acted
as eary. resolution adopted appointing com
mlttee OF five confer with the committee OF i've
yiousy appointed by the Garfield Club for the purpose
OF discussing and harmonizng all existing differences
The committee appointed by the association consisted OF
the chairman and secretary Judge Gardner, Frederick
& Gihhs and Knox McAfee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLIss."-Scene--
Greenwich-Naturalized Cockney "say, uncle, s'pOse
we have tea now-and Jolly good go In OF shrnps and
wrinkles It's the thing down here!" Thrifty Relative
from Midlothan "Na, ma, leddie; name o. yer Lunnon
gance for me- Well just have cup OF tea, an q
morsel o. cauld tongue an chicken or We must
ma get into that Woe o. maxim god DOR stonachs ~
[MoonshinA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

of persons being 12s There were three families on
the Aucboria, agQregating sixteen persons Al Ia
been Owen from f2 TO fS los. by the agents OF the
Britsb Government who had paid their passage OUT,
As they were abe-boded persons they were pass ECU
with the exception of a few who were de'ainoo LUZ
further investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
IMMIGRANTS WHO PASSED MUSTER.

The steamer Furnessia, of the Anchor Line, which
arrived here Sunday night and the AnchoTia OF the
same line, which arrived here yesterday, brought
large number Of assisted immigrants. They are all
from Ireland, most of them being natives OF Coun-
ties Kerry and Donegal. Those OH the Furnessia
consisted Of twenty-six families. the totalinumbsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

The American Central Fire Insurance company
NJ ~ Ionis has appointed john Melville, OF No.
l55 Broadway, its New-York City agent. r
Norris We'll of Chicago, and Louis Mann. Oh
Louisville were among the visiting unuer"f'er'
yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
A nEArH.BLoW JUSTIFIED.


The inuuest In the case Of Patrick Clark, who
died on Friday night from injuries received during
n FIGHT with Edwin McManus IN Grand-st was
held nj the Coroners' office yesterday afternoon.
Coroner Martin examined number OF witnesses
who were present when the fatal blow was struck.
THAR testimony was to the effect that McManus
and CLARK haa been throwing dice in Flanagan's
,irinkipu house ut No. 6i9 Graad 1T. all of Friday
afferposn CLARK charged McManus with cheating
and tho two exchanged hot words and came to
blcwa Alter by-standers had separated them
Clark left the place yowiug vengeance About p.
m he met McManus on the sidewalk opposite flan-
agans store. He threw OFT his coat and struck Nc
Manus The men fought for short time, when
McManus struck CLARK a blow behind the ear
which caused his death. The juIy found verdict
10 the effect that McManus had struck Clark II
belf-desence and that the fatal blow was purely
accidental. The verdict lalso exoperated McManus
from all blame. Numerous friends OF the prisoner
npplauded the verdict and crowded around Nc
Manus with words of cougratuation. Coroner
Martin subsequently discharged the prisoner.
ORGANIZING THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
At meeting of the members OF the New York
Real Estate snd Traders Exchange yesterday, pro-
visions were adopted regarding the gratuity fund,
which fixes the benefit in case Of death at 81 300
and the tunds derived from an assessment OF %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
steamer Glen Avon IBID Donaldson Yokohama June 2,
via Annoy Sucz and Malta with mdse to Hender
steamer Anchoria (Br) Hedderwck Glasgow July and
with mdse and paSsengerSt0 henderson Bros.
Steamer Wesiphaa Ger. Ludwig Hamburg July Is and
UavTe 20 with ndsc and passengerst0 kunhardt GO.
Atraker. Demerara Trini
dad H. Barbados 49, Martinique IL, Antigua 20 and st
Kits days with mdse and passengers 10 Leaycraft Co
Steamer Saratoga Curtis Havana days with mGse and
Messengers To Jas Il Ward Co..
steamer city Of Augusta NickersOn savannah Oh days.
VIII M and passengers To Henry YOnge ir.
Steamer Franconi0 Bennett, Portland with mIse f
Ame5.
with chalk empty barrels order. w
RJk LOyise (NOrl Jacobsen Hamburg 40 days.
TO order; TO Funch, Edye & Co.
Bark MiddleseX Ger, Ksemena Bremen AZ days. with
mdse o order. vessel to Hermann Koop Il Co
p Il G L Robinson vessel TO master
Havana Rice. Havana days, with sugar 10 ORDER
Bark Pellegra Madre ItaD Ropett Philadelphia days,
In ballast to order
L w y Armstrong.
ath 10 Chase Talbot Il Co; 10 Snow Burgess.
sUNsEr-wind az sandy Hook. light, WI clear At City
Island light, NWi clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Ludgate Hill (Brl Allen. London-Seager Bros
steamer Brooklyn city tBr), Gore. BrisolAIke Il Doug.
lass.
steamer Wyanoke, Hulphers. Norfolk. City Point and
RichmOnd-0ld Dominion 81 CO.
steamer Juniata Dagget. Newport News and West Point
Va-Old DOMINION IS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
Announcements
LUNDBORG'S
RHRNIcH COLOGNE.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,

144LeEiugton. ave-, between 2Jtl AL SJsl-sts
Hours so l. 10 J. Diseases d t1b NecvSIS Sys,ens
Genito- Uunary organs. Inpoteace ali 5t,etlisY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

"BUCHU- PAIBA r-Quick, complete cure, al
annoying kidney and urinary diseases. 81
Daily Republican., 1883-05-29
A Model Machine.

The mode of carpet cleaning in this
enlightened age is certainly novel one
compared with the old style of shaking,
hanging on Il clothes line and beating
with sticks, which greatly Injuries the
carpet. by a visit to Thomas Ferry's
carpet cleaning establishment, north
east corner Eleventh and jackson
streets, may be seen a novel carpet
cleaning machine, invented by this
gentleman and used in ths city for
some time to the entire satisfaction of
every one. Mr. Ferry's price, for
cleaning carpet are very moderate, be-
ing three cents a yard for ingrains and
mattingS: four cents for Brussels, and
Administer, Wilton and velvet. Goods
called for and delivered free, Within
city limits. All goods taken from adj
acent towns will be taken to and from
the cars. The work is always done in a
manner, and persons en-
their carpets in the hands OF
Mr.. Ferry may rest assured that they
will rcceivepromptand proper attention