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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-16
CHATTER II.

"Patents
"AIn1st dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians OF Brlghts
and other kidney Diseases, liver complaints severe
coughs called consumption, have been cured
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia. nervousness, wakeful
ness and yariuiS diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn cut OF shape from excrucatinp
panus of rheumatism
Inlamma,ory and chronic, or suffering from
scFofua!
Erysipcas!
Salt rhcum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia indlgcs-
ton and In fact almost all diseases fra
Nature Is heir TO
Have been ct6cd by Hop Bitters. proof of which
can he found in every nelghborhood IN the known
world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-16
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral,

No ether complaints are 80 itsitllous In their
attack IT. thutc affecting the throat and lungs:
none 50 fled with 10y the maiority Of suffer
or'. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from a triilins or unconscious ex-
POSTURE, IL often hut the beginning Of a fatal
-ichne-a. AYERS cuLuY rE,fonAL has
well proven It's efficacy in q forty years fight
with throat AMI hung diseases. and should be
taken III all cases without delay.
Terrible Cough Cured.
" IN lsi' took u severn cold which affected
my lungs had II terrible cough aud passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave mo up. tried ANrH's CHERRY PFC
l"HAL, which rriioScd my lungs induced
sleep, and alouivd me the rest necessary
Tor the recovery Of my strength. liv the
continued usc 81 the PICTORIAL n perma-
hrnt euro w1' effected. AN now VI years
old, hat" nud hearty, and am satisfied YOUR
CHERRY PICTORIAL saved me-.
HORACE FAluHHo1iiIR."
Rockingham, VT, July II, lss2.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-16

Nov. /, d&wim,tc, nrm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
TON Fans NOT GTyu,TY.

Tom lee. the wealthy Chnaman, formerly
denuty-shaYiE was yesterday arragnsd before Re-
ror,.ss SmvEh, II Ehe Court 81 GENERA. SESSIONS TO
,,,aaS IL two inducements that were toiIDa against
mir on TUESDAY. A bench warrant Tor flls arrest
WAS ,ssund as saon she indictments were found,
buf Iheeeiives Reilly ano Won e'srIchteI 70 whom
rbf warrant was gwen did hnu Tom Lee al iIls
Aiofs-st home When he learned through the news
narerS THAI an Indictment mad been found, the ex-
aenuxV-siiariti accompanied by his counsel, e&-
Iudgp Heraee Russali, went N once bet0Ts the Re
rorter and surrendered himself M. Russell al
lusled 10 the fact thai the against his cleii
had bsen taken before the 6raDd stury without an
ouportuniry having been given ior an examination
bsfurpa Police Justice. tie denounced such methods
which, ne said, haa met with tile disapproba-
ton OF the Judges. he entered plea
ui not guilty IN behalf OF his client 70 each OF she
insilrfments One of these charges Tom Lee with
rDulnnundng g felony III taxing money ron she
uruprietar af the gambling honse al No. "a Muttst
and the ofner charges INN, Jointly with Tuck HOP
and Lee sing with keeping gambling concern AZ
the same number.
Rail was fixed hy the Recorder At $500 IN one ID
dirtuseu1 and 50 Oh the other. anu 500 III money
was Immediately Deposited al the District "A ttor~
nevis office as security for the appearance OF tns
tiafeufiant for trial. The two Cinnamon who arr
indicted with Tom Lee keeDers o. tine gambling
house were arrested few weeEs age and heio 1oI
trizl by Police Justice smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
cAIJrD wRETCHEs IN COURT.

The examination IL the CASE ot the seven men
charged with perjury III the HarIoiu sur was
continued Yesterday IN Ihr tssstN NsIses tu4ltt
Court before Justice Patterson John a Nalkef'one
of the accused men, testified tlat ne Mbt
Major Harold au fhf dsy Of the ACCIDENT ne was
unutr ihe influence OF drink lie SAID 70 me VII
mess rhar ne required some MONEY y was 5-3u d N
when they separated. MAYOR Harold did nor say
tuar ne had SUSTAINED any injury by she elevated
railroad accident he INN again the tnAoWine
dav when he repeated his request Tor money, ana
rhe witness gave him $40. he said notnlnc
ahnut the Incident. aithnugu he converted Win
him three M four times alter the accldrh1
On rhe nTO---gxauIiuarIon Walker stated tnai hh
could not say when ne had ceased 70 pay DIS dents
oY whether there were Judgments now against MN
for SIT 600 Richard 4. johnson testiiien that ht
saw Major Harold On the day a1ter she iccluer1,
aud ne arpaareC 70 be II he usual health, e&cepi
rhat MS arm was bound no. Tie had made 81 afr
day1 IL Iial EFFECT hut had ONLY received Ioi II 80
fr h,s rar fars.s He had got 81 iOr that purpose
sever.,l times lie had hoped 20 get So SO DAY
Aff,,r a recess Joseph B. Walker, brother o.
Jnhn A was called White he wac givlnp ms
testimony Mir Bergen rs.sed sonic objections 10
the questions OF air Shaer. who Jumped 10 hlh ies1
excITadlv auu SAID p" The men are ali intseFabis
vTetrhes paupeTs picked M our OF Tue gutter
10 swear away 8 mans HE DioOo 4htN aft
covered ali over with corruption; some Of thrm
erpar that Won Undressing the opposing eouiss y
have forged then affidavlIs 10r no d0uDl yOu diu
You arr an miserable wretGhes.'
Air bergen protested against the Language useu
bv Air SgafieE - intended 10 br0wbeat the wit
ne.s, and he denied the accusations made Justice
Patterson rtA stnred order, and tile hearing OF Ihe
case was a 1ourneG untll saturday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
ascglJE OR ACCIDENT.

Awamau living sass itrss feor % ti1e tezessznf
bDusx ~ No. 41s Eaz 1wSnty.tklffc-st- neans .
sarnd like THAI made py falling szek 81 gran e.
tie sidewalk AZ . q. u yesterua5D Ess W<at
and rnupa <lse body Of In0al4s DatY aa frasss-
usa1. filtY-fse y.zFs Old. WHO mad ltTel - To-
thru ssory al the Bulorng. teisoeuasD bFpgl u
thu EsgtgEecuth I1ecnBt, ssut f1Ss bs<fy ~ tAe
morgns and rrsys<red tnat Day mad iazeE fro1n fSs
yonf wniie wxiEiuE III seep. Mrs. 1laiy tnezstns
however. thai heE husband azn ssan1ittel sshez0<-
He bad bssp III poor health, aEc had beef a.
cnf steady employment ~ baisofer Dor n0rf fiaal
9wp vaxrx AZ II c>clseh Oh 3unseas psgnt ass
wiz went iss1, ieag1nS nlu skosD1s lolz -
A frszs xoona. Wtsn Ma bscy wSs Isa2l e. las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
rEv HEDGE OPENING CELEBRATION

Nayar Low has hired the Br0oslvn Academy OF
bsustr for ths evening Of Aay -. tine Gsy Oh WHOM
IN bridge is 10 be opened IL proposed that the
cIrv arve public reception 90 President arthur ana
Gpyernor Cleveland AZ that time. az they VIII he
present al ghe BRUCE opening exefclsts ho BROOK
lvn hoard of Aldermen mas appointed coni-
nitsre m re13ru appropriate exercises fnr tue
day The committee has conferred WIFI NJ. Low,
VINO isvors reception anu nre"ords py the CITY
Is.iuasf.s t,sv been made OF the cost Of fireworks
"a ne Displayed the Brooklyn tower. IL Is under
stnn,l that " b. EvaTtE llas declined "a SPEAK Ak
1he onaniug exercises owing 60 thn pressure al
afIer euQagrmenEs. The Auermens Com
nnttae will elIufer with the Bfidae COMMITTEES
N regard 10 fis starr winch the city Of brooklyn
snail Lax, IN the eaerss-s and tiIe committee nave
voted "a AL MayoT ca communicate Win fresi
fierf Arthur and q Cleveland II regard 90
their aceBfanee o. fseesfInn ps Tue citS o. bron
lvp On Mas - ID uruBos5u ~ MAKO fls day q
gaia one for Bfnokivn. aRo u have general il1t-
minasion al pubiic anc private dwellings a night.
n connection with the fIregofkz display llse ttan
coca Legion ma ascnted 10 haTs torcniIsui pro
re<siOn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EUROPE.

The Stockholders of tn Edison Electric Light
Company ~ Europe Limited held a meeting YES
Ieriay and elected the following directions: Thomas
A. Edison. James Il. Banker, +. ". Foots, X. ].
Cutting and = 4 Eaton. A report was read which
showed tbat there were II France b. plants of 1te
company with . $50 lights; N Italy, II plants
with b,TT7 lights; IN Germany, 2S plants with
3 6e7 lights; IL Holland. plants with 1.B4s
l,aht<s: IN Austria, z piants with 72s lights; IL
Russia Ia plants with 2l772 lights; aud II Be-
gum u plants with 1.2te lights. A subordinate
eonspsEy has been formed in Germany and
fhe interests OF tine Edison and slemcns
lights have been consolidated under the
name of the Edison Electric Light COMPANY of
Germany The capital ot tls company n 50O0. 600
marks The CAPITAL OF the General European COM
pany is s. a00.0AO. The subordinate company
rersiy fnEmsd in Italy has a capital of 5000 ,00O
francs. Ii was stated thas an EdlsOn factory. smi
lar 10 these tins country. had been established III
Italy ion manufacturing dynamo lambs. undeT-
ground conductors meters and other apparatus for
MS by the European Company, exclusive OF Ger
MANY where tine siemens aud Edison companies
manufacture apparatus under separate licenses.
A company has Jus< been torneu "a introduce
central station h1niinG IN Paris on large scale
and central ssEfIoD snlitar Ia the Pesrs-si.
will ne huilt central station n also heus started
u Milan, ltaly, where La Scala Opera House h
lighted py Edison iaanps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
THE CHURCH AND TIN LABOR QUESTION.

The annual nseetlnS OF the Ref0rssS& Lnurcb fas-
tcniar SyncC o. her-iufk oFeIseo tn teiorntezl
Church, brighton tsignts, ttaIsn isaaAc Oh Iuss-
siay 1bs synod continued III s5ssloD yesterday
11r Rev. l.. &. sender presidIn- h t4e nsofnTIss
1bt several cOnIfai tters 8pfoiute1 o. 1Hrsily u
consider various matters rsGafuEx tn afaIr 81
rhf denomination made fneIy remgrIs 1iEe ileT.
RSaeEfDk Terry reso pape1 on IN Rotation ID
xhs Church u the L<isor 9ue<incp." tie alluded o.
1ie evils winch now exis fnn8u-u rtss L2EEgiLgg %
the ssxes IN the grcai manufzetart aad GaiC toaf
more atEeutInr siinuc D. i,~stow-x 0pgu fss pfIzs
al snr lsbuT prDniea2- iife lhucsD sssuic n
filss lhe spiritual Interests oi tne ysope aza1H-
1acsuring Mrs were vel rsEfSd t0g. TX Esis-
Mons between employers anC eaI0koyao o0sillL ot
better lls.smouued ahau by kifs cultivation OF 3
Christian sIjirft AftGs a srrxhoe tAe
esYned adjourned. 1ist 1tee;Ias uexf rear viii ~
and 1vcney -tIsE a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
RKarsrER.e nEFIcE NorEg.

Fors nonaisai Consideration. Jehn " Miller ano
rTife hase frzGsferrG ttae eaursl sziikoc o. tiss
s,sst2e0sl oorssrg i AS<Sas.b <rc fnis-sl. 10 In
isassxsiioal lies0f1sc Lisqreb Ine tr1stSs % iiss
ellurel 1ase as0rt2Ttsi tbe Vfop<rty Tor %3D.SDU.
Er0gerfy aaTf8G fngsifzTesgi 10 1o> o. f.,S IVES
sst6 u lrceas-si, sSVsft Ia seSi sS1n o. frtasos
a.. ssaC yesterday ivf ", 49, " Lnaflss q
HzSS By Jst4&l Bs1gel 49, nile.
To- ssSs iSy ~ Lsios Cab gi tsc ssgll1iflZ a. no
lT fifts ave tres brSdss Jeeslssss 4ssd SI1>pss a.
a. zzalx1i rsQl2i ~ Slx.LalD Las soFil fee>fs<rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
THE POLICE AND TIE NEW EXCISE LAW

Eupefinteudent Waliiue obtained yesterday 8
copy OF iile EXCISE law tie said that fne nsiiu
Ia, effect OF statute would hoe "a INCREASE the
dculsYn az keeping liquor stores CLOSED m she eary
mnruiue hours. Ii ls uDlaw ful for liquor dealer
"a keen his place open between enc noun ~ ! anu
a ~ on any day az tne week, Vei s policeman nov
rannnt arrest q licensed dealer for such an offence
without warrant To get 8 warrant the onicsr
must 60 beforc q magistrate and MAKE az aiiiuSVit;
aud probable the sup erIntendent thinks, that
man natrolmen will try 10 save themselves the
fTnuhie by shutting them 70 what Is going On.
Mr. Walliug sent out the following order late yes-
teYtiay afternoon:
Tn all Ths arr-sr ~ licensed liquor dealers FOR viola
lion o the Excise law except herveeu Tne hnurs of
nfeinc. SUNDAY morning and u O'clock sunday niEat
will not vaTraut z fst obtained frou .
uaaslraGe Unlicensed liquor dealers uey he arrested
heretofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
rzlrrs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Animal meefins NJ Chamber OF Commerce;
Inn;ve-sary celebration Of Howsse nission ~ acso
enny Of Music. ....t.,. ~, r,,,,.-
Onion - =. W. N. x,o.,..t ..-n
Gnruiur fyrn., Memorial House NJ No PC rcurth-aNe
civil Service examination Nc Appraiser o'nce-
stoses viii rase before surrogate holIEs
Rthlf socsrty meeting ~ Bible Houee -,
pastnr- Nevg-Yark baseball game on Poio 0rounos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
HOME NEWS.
,pourvgNT ARgrvALS

yxe5 lo,nne Hesel-Count de Dalya o.
Hsy2 and Iswrssor RseEs 81 baltimore 5yp,sas
Esss-Fx1 Congressman horace = age o. Sa'''"'"ih
fin.oz sranrx Haiss-Cnneresamsn john o Sen eur o.
~'' T,Srns1,.zs- 7ioees-w. Cross Buchanan, OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
UNITED gTATEs CHR0MOs8 FOR SALE.

C. LESTER. OF /. Lester. OF No. y kew-cnurrh-
e. hzs iseeu pul Oh tine Post Dtics Department
HACK list Postmaster Pearson having fsesn directed
moi 10 IieifEeT any Ioru iettcr- tfiIf address
ASSISTANT PestmasteE taylor saio Yesterday that
the ezse o. fse action OF tue Department wa that
information had been neoeved llIal eIreulare were
iseiug ssnt fIf0ugt flse mails 0flefnIg Tor saie
- ijniJsL stats clromos" which were "a D. OF
tased or senuIl o. to- address gwen Tine eTrcG-
"a APPEARED bcgUnterfe 90 uIOEiey alia coLii
PAM was al&ac o. the Department a. he. y
ker-l hureh-s. tiIepe or tke d00T o. k00n no q
tx ,izn " -oDt and Lester" Dut tiTe door VA
ssezec WHICH, aIBEEL reFsJrter ciESo tlsne NJ te
aftsTz0SE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
go INspRcTION oF sTEAM YEssELs.

Tha Jaw which requires the Collector 20 rafuse q
clearance foreign passenger steamships which 40
nos hnld certificate from the Special Inspections was
KENT III eyanre by orders ole III SECRETARY az the
Treasury ~ far az II related vesSels winch only
lacked fhr minor safeguards prescribed by law uI
nj they had besn gwen time Tor round trip. 40
thai .tIf repairs might he made IN she norsi ~ which
they belonged The tinse tins allowed has IN some
casss nearly entirely expired. The Egypt, which
has begun hey Secuud IMP, was given q certicate
on fhe iirst examination, ana tho fiambnTougii,
which has eumpieted her irst fTp has supplieo ali
ti,e fleiicIancee that were found On her rst
nation. Chairman Barrett, ot the Board Of H.
snenfnrs said Yesterday 20 a TRIBUNE reporter that
hs found general willingness among te OWNERS oi
vessels 20 comply with the requirements o. she
law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

sidewalk the doors leading from HE rooms 70 inc
hall were locked, but front window WA ops1 ~
corvenjerfly near 70 ii wss D chsir We $40
slso thai Dsly had NOT been known 70 Walk N ms
Sleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
THE MOVEMENTS on STEAMERS
FOREIGN FOKTs'


shette from Pertlsne aprl 20 Pisss Br SfAnaH HUE
QUEENSTOWN Nay 2-ArnvsI. steamer Ainervs ssr, fus-
8ovIIK NAV 2rarrSss1 steamer Apciorss fBr1 Esddsf
v sa TnI M & q a a nss ms = ssHs GER
rom ssno.S zI - 1Ss en- sss s1 Alien
from New York April IL r-oo..
rom Newf ok April "A on her vss 10 0nsenstowh aho A
emRGrrkn May 2-Passed. steamer Alens err ysnai
frun Naples April rs on her way 70 SevYork
FATHER POINT NAV Passed inward steamers Scotland
ioxn snS sssndlasTia1 tBEl Parf onsess
EyEE MAY 1ssse ,1 nsH ass seo'
HLykKA, May 2-saied, st~anser Newport sunosers 1f
DOMESTIC PoRrs
BOSTON Nav 2Cearec. steamers nyrian (Erl. Fareher
mann lIeigI, sohOonhoyen, Antwerp; H Miler CLARK
baltimore Saxon SNOW. Philadelphia Gen whitney, A"1s
sailed steamers Rosseud Castle saxon and n Miller
New York Alentown swasey PortsmUuth; Hercuias
.a, ade WasS Arms
eoogins Fa liver Tunsuanda sherman PrOyiasDee
liverpool; r " Bruno. FosIer. Nev-york-
Crane. Howcs. Savannah.
Announcements
Dyspepsia IN its worst forms VIII weld to
the uss % czrtert Little Nerve Fills anc by CArt ''e
EARL e. WILSON'S "sborf band Collars and
beadedgt cum the best sold everywhere
EXCESSIVE FArNEss RELIEVED by nourishing,
noDlstteninEf00 HRADrH fOoD Co. "a shave
Fines reaches ants, bed-bugs, rats mlce,
crown chpmunkH cleared ont by Rough On Rats" 1bc
III YOU want to know al about the Utter
wurthle.sness Of the work done fhn DDRRAh HoDsE
COMPANY. consult the neares pin ler Dull yoe
prefer form 0pini0n cal OF send To panpho.
"a sc. 1b7 broadway
HENRY A DANIELS, NJ. D.
14s LexingtoDsvs.. between 29th and soth-sfs :. -.
Hours Impotence StarIlry. Diseases OF tnt
Gentle rlnxry Organs and Nervous system specaAileA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
oFFICERs RE-ELRcTED BY an EXCHANGE.


The former officers of size New-York lrun and
Meta Exchange were reelected yesterday. The
unaat ing wac formal. because she consolidation OF
thn two iron exchanges has been necIueu ul'Dn.
Edward p White fhe president Of the Board, said
M his annual addrrsE: Great progress has been
made toward building M successful exchange
thaF shall i've the eentrr of fhe metal tTACleS Uf
America Modes OF business have already be5u
simpied through 'exeriions. anu greater UNI
formIry has hean established through the reguis-
tons winch we have adopted. We regrt Ihaf thr
TIM has been too short for the propeT grading Of
plg iron and for fhs questions which viii Dee met
by the new Exchange
he ursssitlenr considered the obstacles which had
issep met IL founding tbe Exchange. and extended
thanks 10 ms subordinate officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
AARIKE IETELLIGERCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rt.es Moon 2sO Aoous agsdsys &c
Hi3H WAFER TODAY
A. H-Sauiv Ho0s- "a. eos. Is4na. AT Isu aat- SIC
FE-sanLy LiBo.- 48O COS 4ss4-- BIB r18i. Ale 1tO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
~ Lexington ave- between 29tt and s1tb-sls -.
Hours II J. Impotence, Ste-iry Diseases o. the
Urinary aud Nervous SYSTEM EpeciAAIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

III Won want to know oil about the utter
wurthessness Of the WORK done d. fhs DCEKAh HoDsk
DEAfNAaT COMPANY consult nearest plumber Duih yon
prefer 10 form v0ur own opin0n pznrphOi
"a NO. 1b7 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
A REAEFMAY LOSES BOTH IEGs.

A freight traIn of the Hudson River Railroad ran
over William fiewsOn = brakeman. yesterday ~
Tweiftb-ave. and STItv-tnfTd-st. and Gus OF both
hie la1s Hews0n had h-en helping 10 switch CO r.
IN the yard near the grain elevators lie wac thirty
vears old and lived N .lersey City. TIN police sent
MIN 10 fht Roosevelt Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
nIvrns's plArn Kor A CAsE or SUICIDE.

An Inouest Wa held yesterday by Coroner Ken
nsrv m fhe ea.e %. tIe0I,re ". DavIds, son 81
Tha,idefls IIavids TN mk manufacturer, who was
fnuud IN DIVING condition II d room IL tint Grand
TinIou Hotel On Apri l. Edwin DavId6 hrntheT
NJ rbe Increased man and otneT witnesses testified
tiaf ne wac IL tnf mann ~ using laudanum 90 gst
r,lIef fram the pains OF rheumatic g0ui. Tie Jury
rpndrred q verum; stating thai death had been
caused bv al overdose % lauUanuu.. and thai IL
Wa nat q rasr 0f sutciuf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
LONG ISLAND.

Pom RICHMOND.-The Rev. J. J. Muir. of the
ParE Bapslsi church will IT a. Philadelphia 10
sume charge Oi the NOrsh baptlSt Church therb
Hin CONGREGATION has rendered MN . farewell Tt
NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
4 HOLY rnrryp u TN nrvEE.

A nnatman VINO wsS rowing under the pier AZ tht
fool OF West Twenty -seroud-st. Yesterday found ;
human body n the water and tnwec u a. the END
OF the pisT Ii was thai OF man aiic tOrty ycars
old tall and sianueT dressed IL 3 black diagonal
suit and blue chinchilla OveTcOaL The p0iIcr sent
N 20 ths .Ainrrus vhers h identified The
hndv OF frau1 SlgiEmund, q boOkkeeper Oi No. 8Dt
TIffb.sf vino mas been missing February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
A rnnnrEY's ExHmrTIos.

Thf children connected viii tie Kitchen barde
OF the Wilson Mission. N ~. Marx --piace gave Al
exhibition las, evening under 1hr direction oi the'
teacher Hist ScuddaT. by the aid 81 toys, th
children went through ali TN details Of sertIn
tables MAILING bros, washing clothes sweeping
etc. with considerable proncinncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03

The new steamship Hammonla, o. thr Hamburg
American line which will sal Tor Hamburg TODAY
has a ltsf OF a75 cabin passansers N0t only ever
Sfateronm hui every berth ano SOME 81 thf oiicfr
roou,s nave h.eu engaged. Among tile Passengers
will h4 Ludwig Barnsy thr actor Baron and Bar
oness Warnker 6otse Captain James johnson,
h : ssarIme' Thomas Mast and ". l.. BeEgholz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03
,-rcnr,,-rrnrre A nrvOIvrHG sTORM

C.aptaiu flarlneas Of the British bars fusiieeT
winch arrived yesterday from Port Spain. reported
having met revolving storm al great severity an
Anvil ~ heryzenn Capes Lookout and haEterss.
The ses iroke over the vessel N .frrAt massss the
wind lifting che spruy and causing misi ~ dense
a. the rhicsest az foRs. Ine furious ouEhursls o.
,nd fnr rhe saiis INTO ribbons az n they wsrp 80
murh paper Olhnr slight damage was done "a thu
veasel
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EFw ROnhH CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Tho Rev W. i. FIaunely- pastor ~ ~. Cecilia
Rnu,an Catholic Church IL .-ast ns-hundr~u ant
iifth-st flied plans al she bureau 81 buildings ye
Ierav Tor u nrv church sditlc, g. De erected 81
south sidn OF One nunurr-aIl,i-sixtn g.. 100 fes
west o. LG<Tngtnn-ave. IL VIII cnsl $sO.oOO. In
walls will be constructed OF bTicE and lena eott.
There will not be- much external u-uamentatIoI
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Broadway, fth-aVe., 9th and 10th sts.
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L1aiaa BT0geT MO kssDe . kDsnlihg-.IGtipe a.
10 10 kAsf Hr1ty -ifLst-sf,, fZesitfig nlsfi $50
~ stl5esGye H0ll0 LssEegoe o. Ialeylsy LsE-
.spee sislSd h.s Old yi4ee % employment sgd MAJ
dsboetSs 81 sgleaYOsigR W stzai no oteass e.eag-
49, ~ 10 ssfs aILs az Lc0E feigHe - Ia ciilir
80 AIs kssssf sSesSo AiEl ~, kDgn aileE . sTd
sss>ke wa sossl lssls ifgin 49, Geiissr, sd agsA
sfstssttzstIO ii ~ iOslDn i4t = quantity ~ 0lb
esotsig IAs.s ETC ssd befB 81 ~ IT,. i<,ef slse
!, - aflosLed b. Vflesf BaASf, Of lse LIshbsenti
RgeesBe, sSsd 80 1eln Ses.Snlas feI examination
~ IL Yefksiils t0slce Sgsrs gssn vs. e4sls~ Oi
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poET OF EFw-YOKK "WEDNESDAY. NAY 2 1883.
ARRIVED
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Fines. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, INC
crown ehipmunks cleared out by Rough On Rats" 1bc
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TYPHUs FEvEB CASKS.

Coroner kennedy held al inquest yesterday AFTER
naon m the case 81 Nathan = M0rse business nah
ausT Of To, UdIlY Nctus who, Aprl =, shot him
self IN tnh Office of TaS Ret1s building Ihe JuTy
found verdict that he had come "a tiIs death by .
pistoi-shot wound III the head inflicted hy himself
while laborIng undgr III attack OF acute mania
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soId by d7uggsIs Price 81. fr s. Prepared oniy
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