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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
DIED.


MsIt A,heytlle N c. on June H. in the 44th year
of his age Henry Syvanus Adams formerly OF brooklyn
Interment at Forest Lawn Buffalo
BUTTERFlELD ON sunday June "a az Boqtoo t h ds
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
widow of the late Ernest II. Cheetham formerly OF Bos-
ton Mass In tho 6stn year Of her age ,or ho Ian, ,
dence as West S5thst, on Wednesday June Zi'ai
o'clock p. N.
0thsp Iersmah Curtis s6 East S9thst, NewYork City
Miss sarah Curtis OF Hampden, Me-
DAyJDsON-In Brooklyn June rs, Eliza H. vile OF Aen
friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from late residence NO. lOo Jenersonst' on
baltimore 1d and ROeklAnd County IN ~ papers please
copy. -
pIKE-on Saturday 23d inst, in Providence, R. l., Ann
Eliza wife Of the late Arba b. Dixie
UIIIMAS-On Sunday Juno a. at his late residence.
shermansye. Plainned, N. j.. Edward j. Hihman In tns
Funeral DHsT "Wednesday morning 9Th inst. stIoso
Trains leave foot OF Liberty-sI soeiook a. III
toHNsoN-In saco. Ne. June H. OF pneumonia, Frank
Johnson Of the late John and Amra Johnson aged
SO years and months.
New.York papers please copy ~
MACDoNALD-on the 25th inst, Janet Macleod oniS
daughter Of the late Francis and Eliza MacD Donald
Funeral at % Wayeriey place on wednesday, IL m
MIKELs-on Sunday, June "a, Rev. William s. MkelA
Enne at his late residence 1873 West lSohst wednesday
afternoon. June "a. at oocock.
sTICKNEY-At stamford, Conn, June 20 1882 ChareS
stickney. IN his 12d year
Notice OF funeral hereafter
smstr striker OF the late George III, and grandson
Of The late Garrit H. striker In the 2oth year
and friends family respectiuy invited "a
attend the funeral on thlrsdsy, Al p Ill., i INC
ruuKsToN-on Monday. Is, 1888. Henry Thurston.
in the 56th year of his age 49,, 49,. ,,o-a, ,ro-.
his late residence stamford. Conn., on wednesday Juni
%. at O'CLOCK D. M
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, June

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. June 20. 1883.
To REPAIR REVENUE SrEAMER-The contract for re-
pairing the steamer Hamilton, now erusniR U
The Philadelphia station, has been awarded 70 William
Wright, OF Newburg, n. T., at his DID OF $S,VOV'
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE CHASGEs.-John A. Rowles
has been appointed an Acting Assistant Surgeon IN tho
Marine Hospital Service for duty in Chicago Assstant
Surgeon A. II. GennaD in the same SERVICE naS Deoh
transferred from Baltimore TO New-Orieans'
p,ywIsTgR WAssoNs CAsE.-The action OF the Pres
dort IN the courmart al case Paymaster WATSON, Will
be promulgated tOmOrrow in an order RON she al
Department. IL Is generally believed tDst tue is
OF a sentence OF dismissal from the service
CONTRACTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been awarded
m Unry Allen OF New York. for furnishing bottles and
ylas for the Of the Marine Hospital service con
raw been awarded 10 r. Backiston, Son CO.. OF Pbia
dslnhia: f. Davis OF New York, and j. B. Lppncott
& Co.. OF Philadelphia
TIE TREASURY REsERvE.-The Treasury reserve
which has steadily increasing for several DAYS
to-day amounts TO $l42,4slO3O II + stateu lnst ons
PAYMENTS be made this month on account OF Pehsons
Iy interest on the 4 per cent loan, amounting 10
81, $4,000, will be due July l.
THE CASE OF GENERAL BADEAU.-The Secretary OF the
has referred to Court Of Claims the case OF
General Adam Badeau, u ;. A retredl, row Consui'
General nj Havana, Cuba. This case Involves the qs
ton Of he right OF a retired Army officer IN the consular
service pay for Doth oInces IL also
the general question whether the acceptance Dy Iee
ARMY officer OF position In another branch OF tue GOV
eminent equivalent TO areslgnalon Oh hS ColhlS
sion In the Army
EXPORTS TO CONFERENCE.-The Solicitor OF the Treas
urv has rejected the ODER to compromise the case OF
InRn McIaTg late Collector OF the VITA District OF New
Work against whom Judgment mad oeeh oDtalhou ~,
$40 900 The offered was S3ofO IN INC ~ p u,
~ UouChton formerly Collector of Customs at Pertn
Ambov n J. the solicitor has decided TO accept inc
offer OF 81 75O rendered by the suretles ana relieve se
in the principal. who Is now In the Penltenuhy lDo
amount due the United states III ths case 10 @'o'-'
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TIE CHICAGO NARKET&
poRK FALLS SIXTY CENTS A BARREL-A RALLY IN
MuEAT-CLOsING PRICES.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNE.l

pORK FALLS SIXTY CENTS BAkREL-A HALLi In
wuEAT-CLosING PRICES.
Icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRBuNEl
CucAGo. June 26.-POrk to-day declined gu
cents barrel lard 27la330 cents per hundred pounds
% ,tuat,on about the provision pit Is becoming inter-
esting again Armour although of on fishing excursion
hrough hs and agents buying such quantities
~ hog nroducts as to start the knowing ones talking
OF another squeeze INC prOhnoh' ne''oi'
NJ pork ana meats the Chicago Packing Company
and Geddes & Hutchinson While the Fo"ers are large
.eera OF lard Armours immense purchases are exciting
naturally enough all sorts OF speculatons out inc out
sders are likely to be kept in ignorance OF the bgpack
or,, schemes. whether he is buying TO bolster the
market or buying rs investment. until he Is ready
IN mpart the secret This will be certainly when 1t is
TOO late for the outsiders 10 make use OF tho information
for their own benefit. Some little uneasness ALREADY
being felt at this steady gathering In by SO rich ana well
informed an operator. 1t exhibited this
,,.rnoor In tho advance OF 50loc.
ner barrel in pork on the oa and by the further adj
Vance OF 20 cents per barrel on ne G1rD; % hoo,
Vessels capable OF carrying l43,OOO Dushes OF wheat
wore engaged to go out tomorGow IN corn tpe e t
gagements aggregated $4,000 bushels h Ts sO
S Ssggements for wheat indicate that to.morrows
Shipments of tbis grain will be larger than they nave
Gures had undoubtedly good deal to do With an eI.
ceedingly sharp rally in wheat on the call tpe Jl nS
.p having been as low as ST OF q on the call" This
same option advanced to 81 o2 and stopped there ana
on On ' aSvapced and closed at 81 O5 on the "es" 10
above close hour before There was no very
| lester crowd not trying TO bear the
| MARKET The feeling tonight Ia that tomorrow
wheat will omen higher and rule strong. The question
over which there Ia the most curiosity Is Have tne
Gester crowd and its followers covered their snors
| n thew have the buying done very quietly anu
ceverv But n the recent sales by this clique are sun
uncovered then II Is anticipated that when the covering
process begins will be very sharp rauy ana some
| decidedly lively scramblDg .oo 49,. e,aax
June pork closed at night at SIC 60 July at SIG 20.
| a. nd Iulv nj SO so. These ngure9
show decline In the "a hours OF 56G6Oc for pork ana
27ioa3Oc for lard. Corn closed about what IL d las.
| night Tbe announcement OF McGeOcPs receiver that
the firms assets would not reach much above xooOoo
while the liabilities, not including any indebtedness 70
| MITCHELL would aggregate s6,0OO0Oo was surprise
evan 10 those creditors who prepared 10 hear OF
yarv bad showing When the coat OF Administering the
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HAPRTED

I1voRD-F[ETCHER-A Titusyille. Penn, on Wedncs
dsv iune 20 by the ]. Allen Maxwell, Charies L.
Aiyord OF Winsled. Conn., aad Evelyn 3, daughter OF d
d. Fletcher. esd .,,
HARRIS .HoWARD-At the residence OF I; " WheeleE
ESQ jamaica L. l. Monday. June 20 1852 " ,ne a.es
Ieyyi, Lucy Durham H0Wal q, Oh JamAic~
l. l. TO George William Harris, OF Ithaca, ~ L.
STEVENS McGUIR E-on June ~ AZ grace Ch h ,na
Rerryye Va Rev. p. r. Phillips, assisted ~ tne
Rev Geo C. Houghton. John stevens OK HopqAsn IN
10 Mary ALL daughter OF the iato II. H. mo"uies
esq OF Clarke County virginia
WofFP-CURRY-On Thursday. June Ii. at the Churcn
of the Reformation Brooklyn. by the Rev. g Putsn %
Jersey CITY William Amon Woln to Mary Gray dsugueer
Of Duncan F. Curry.
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed ioth Jaa
oous and address.
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OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR STEPHEN ALEXANDER.

PRINCETON, June 26.-Stephen Alexander
H. d. emeritus professor of astronomy at Princeton
College. died last night at his residence after lingering
illness age seyentys1 He had beenconnected with the
college for nearly half century. He was elected assist
ant professor OF mathematics IN 1884, and In lo4o pro-
,osor ~ astronomy and other branches which he Led
mil 1874 He gained u name as an astronomer. Inc
Wa,sted Observatory was built through his influence
and efforts lie received hOnOrs from the public ana
49,, scentiAc associations At time he was sent 10
reeuand TO observe the eclipse OF the SUM- lie ranked
hb "a an author and scientist and for many years hau
hen member of various foreign and American Soce-
ttos A wife and family survive him.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

RICHMOND, Va, June 26.-General James
Conner Of South Carolina died early this morning, age
dftyrour He was II soldier during the late war since
the war he has earned reputation as lawyer III MS
native State.
TROY, n Y, June 26-Mrs John II. Willard, who'
with her late husband, succeeded Mrs Emma Willard IN
tho direction Of the Troy Female Seminary and Tor
thirty wears presided the institution, dled to-day
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GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED FROM A THREAT.

AT meeting OF the EAtCUIIVU-O UIuIHIVVoO vi
the Manhattan Railway Company yesterday resoulon
was passed directing the counsel Of the company 10
hiring a suit against the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad
Company to recover the par value of 265ooOOo Man
haitian stock the sockholder Of that company
nj the time of the original Lease member OF the com
mttee said after the meeting that similar threat had
had an excellent effect on the NewYork Company and
that now IL might he sufficient TO bring about settle
pent of the ongstanding dispute between tue a1hat
fan and the Metropolitan Companies President Knee
land of the last named company, said yesterday thht II
made no difference TO him what action the Manhsttan
might take in this direction. The cases OF the wv
leased companies are not at all alike ne enarseu'
Eve derived no advantage from the S65OOOOO Manhst-
tan stock and 1t will be hard wDrk 10 make us pay luz
what we never had"
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THE FRESHMAN RACE AT NEW-LONDoN.
APPEARANCE OF THE HARVARD AND COLUMBIA
CREws-A TEST OF THE HARVARD CREW.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

.pppAnANcE OF THE HARVARD AND COLUMBIA
cREws-A TEST OF THE HARVARD CREW.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
Npw-IoNDoN. June 26.--If the weather con-
tinnes Tomorrow be what 1t has been for the last
week the Harvard and Columbia freshman race viii be
rowed at 6 p Columbias discontinue last week mas
robbed the freshmen Of good deal Of the encourage
ment which they ought TO have but the lads show cap
ttal spirit and are much deserving OF victory than
the university crew There is good stun IN them
but they were sadly out OF time when they came nero
two weeks ago and though GOodwins coaching has bet
tered them there not been time for enough OF II 10
nut them into really good form. The university crew
neglected their proteges the Harlem andtwo weeks OF
Goodwin cannot repair that neglect He has brought
them 10 pull together and TO take the water effectively
but they arc innocent Of style Chocta" Indian
They have been very willing and Goodwin has cut out
plenty of work them Since the university race they
have rowed two miles twice day, hard, usually at ii
O'Clock and at o'clock.
The Harvard freshmen have an advantage In the
average weight and the in which they carry
themselves is greatly superior. They row with as
pretty STYLE as can well be conceived and last evening
gave the Harvard University crew all they could 90 10
come In Mt the end OF twomile pull half length ahead,
the university men giving the lads start OF two
lengths The two crews are as follows; HsryardIBoW'
NJ s. Latham; No. 2 e. X. Browni no. ., IL; B
CIR s. Hartley; No. T. e. l.. Hamln; stroke, q. b.
Harris; ooxswain, c. f. Bigelow. Columba-Bow' B
r. MOrningster; No 3 A. W. Meikelham; NJ. 3 H. D.
Hart; No 4, E. j. Lederle; MOI, c. L. Beckwithi No.
g.. Lawrence No 2, T.. Dewitt stroke N =. DOVE
coxswain. W. Stout. Dewitt, No OF Columbia VINO Is
Of the best of the has had no practice ioI
week, having been called away by the death OF MS
cold fog made practice exceedingly unpleasant this
ing and the scene on the river not very ennVehng
with short stroke that sometimes reached forty eight
per minute. Haryards crew came out also but cyl
niles ~ ' '''' ''- '''''' lucy H-' ''''
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THE LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
THE ATroRNEY-GESERAL ADMoNIsaEs DEPUTY
SHERIFF BOWIE.

SHERIFF BOWIE.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Attorney Gen-
eral has addressed letter to Deputy-sherif James
Bowe, JallOr OF the Ludlow street jail, New orK,
calling attention to the complaints OF discharged uneu
States prisoners OF filthy condition OF the quarters
assigned them After citing of the complaints, the
Attorney General says AS this Department pays you
literally for keeping United States prisoners do not
want to believe that you cognzant of the fact ns
your subordinaes are nnicng upon them the outrages
reported placing them in such quarters anu giving
them such food that life is madea terror Tor the
obviously of forcing them to take table Dosro anu pay
vou q ne es tbsrefor or subject themselves to hor
rors which no penal institution is permitted 10
upon prisoners of the United States Lawfully convSsea
of crime while all persons IN your custody not vet nay
ing been tried are presumably Innocent Oh any onence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
MAJOR MCPHERSON.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-No further steps
have been taken by the War Department to secure te
arrest OF Major NlckersOn 1t Is believed that ne Is not
now ip this country. when arrested he will be promptly
tried and without doubt dismissed from the seIsi1o
No court martial proceedings can be had SO long a. h
avoids arrest At a meeting Of the Metropolitan o4uD
Major Nickerson was expelled from membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
CHARLES l.. STICKNEY.

Charles L. Stickney, Il well-known mustard
manufacturer OF this city, died at Stamford Conn, yes
terday in the seventyhrst year Of his age Mr. Stick
new had been in I'll health for some time and had gone
INTO the country hoping the change would be beneficial
Mfr stckney was born in this city in 1872 HIS father
was the founder OF the business into which the son en-
tered nj an early age and his ability soon placed MIN
an ong the foremost Manufacturers on the east ue OF
~ civ He WAS IN ember of the Church OF the Divine
peternity Mr. Stckney leaves widow. two daughters
aud a son The burial WILDE at Greenwood.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Proposals for
81. 100000 frat mortgage percent bonds OF the
shamokin. sunbury and Lewtsburg Railway Company
were opened to-day at the office OF the Phiaoepa ana
Reading Railroad Company The entire issue was SUD
scribed for and the aw made between 30 and
80 per cent.
posroy Mass. June 26.-F A. Stevens, Of Boston,
has boen annointed state Railroad Commissioner in
nIaee If Clemens Herschel, whose time has expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
MYSTERY OF NAN IN TIE EAST RIVER.

Captain Belts of the tugboat Fountain, az
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon picked up man 10 inc
East River of Pier No 49, He unconscious but alive
He was taken by the police Chambers street
He is apparently Germ an about tblrty-nVe years T
and bis dress denoted that he was aboi1ne man. lis
polIce reported that he fell either from Fulton lery
boat or from the Brooklyn Bridge Nothing iast nsns
cond be learned OF him at the hospital There were nc
papers 10 show who he s and up to late hour ae Wa
stil unconscio The doctors cannot say whether ~
will live.
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COMMANDER EASTMAN.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Upon the findings
of the Medical Board which to-day submitted 70
him. Secretary Chandler this afternoon ordered COM
mander Eastman to appear before the Retiring Board
to-morrow. The Medical Board having found him
physically for active service, the Retiring
Board will undoubtedly recommend that ne 6e placer
retired list of the Navy As soon as tns G hs
dered before the Examining Board for promotion
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OSCILLATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE June 27-l an-Tho changes In
the barometer yesterday were slight Light rain ana
cloudy weather prevailed. The temperature ranger DE-
tween 69o and 75o. the 01a' being 7s lower
than on the corresponding day last year and 2' lower
Light rain followed by cooler and partly cloudy or
fair weather may expected to-day IN inns city and
vicinity,
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CONSOLIDATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, June GA compromise runner
An has been reported to the Senate by the Railroad
Committee 1t puts into consolidation the Fitchburg
Vermont and Massachusetts and Troy aud Boston 'or
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Westerly Railroads, at
s 600 per mile but throws out the Massachusetts cen
fral The right to issue much more STOCK Is gwen
which viii make the total capital $23,oOoooo Ior the
consolidated line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

Service has been ordered forward fifty recruits 70
Sidney, Neb for assignment TO the 5th Cavalry: SO
much OF special orders June a 1888, as transferred
Second Leutenans Graham D. Fitch 5th Artillery, anu
neers has been amended TO transfer these officers
to rank as second eutenans In the corps OF engineers
from July 1, 1882.
The President to-day ordered the retirement OF Captain
d. Mortimer Lee, 9th Infantry This retirement pro-
TAIN and Second Lieutenant Charles ii. ingalls, 10 DC
first lieutenant, 9th Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
CALIFORNIA MINING NOTES.

SAN Francisco, June 26-The California
Mining Company has levied an assessment OF Zo cene
per share.
The Grand Prize Mining Company has levied ON asses
ment OF rs cents per share
The Northern Belle Mining Company VIII deciare no
vid m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT.

A Joint meeting Of the directors OF the staten
island Rapid Transit Company and the Staten lsiahu
Railway Ferry Company held yesterday In the once
nj the latter corporation at the foot of Whehast Inc
oarrng of the two corporations under the control OF
rastus Wiman was ratified The lines OF the ola rail-
way will be extended at once.
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-, ,,o OF 1sss .....$2 So, S3
A ppAIsEwoRTHY UNpERTAKING.

x, IN, Ne,o York shipping Gazette and Irareers Sn,d
Tbat most excellent charity, THE TRIBUNE fIesu
AIR Fund.- has commenced its good work Tor . Sear
m tnnd has balance OF 1891 So over from iasV w.
sII,h which TO commence this seasons work IL W1uu
be difficult TO more g te
IN this OF providing country excurslons anu
norary country homes for poor city children lne nc
&ts derived from such wholesome change extenu Tbn
Hevond me personal qualification of short Visit LEY
siimnses the children thus afforded OF happlea M
sbrr6ter world cannot but exert good influence vi
many of their liyeS
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TIE TRIB UNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
To HELP TWO LITTLE CHILDREN.

TO HELP TWO LITTLE CHILDREN.
-. ne gditor of The Trfo1ne
s,e. Mamma read to me about those poor
.nsren who can only go in the country Tor one OF
80 weeks live in the country, and know wnS'
.,. thew could have and Ia like to help to get
eoo mere little child out OF the hot city lnc0sea peso
md AZ 25 from little friend. LhsDs 2yn
Aud I'll help another. ~ GOShNb iNA"D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

Mr. Sheer Jesey) the Great Vine MANS success
has arisen from the purity aud valuable proPerusso
his wines for inyais feeble persons from the Portus
Crane which cultivated and his reputation extehus
the world His Port Wine Is now being ordered ~
ses in Iondon Dresden ami other Of Europe It's
Ttensyeiy nsed In hospitals well for family wilma
Salesroom at IL Wafren-st, New.fork
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ypoM , q JuMRo" BANK IN MINNESOTA.

Tothe Editor of The tribune 1000
SIR: Enclosed please find 81 toward Senulns somU
moor child into the country this summer Inc none
comes from some of little girls in my class IN
they have saved it IN a "Jumbo" bank anu 'an eS
great delight putting their pennies ,o DO some good
Yours truly, ., ,oo55
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

1t is altogether wrong to tr11e with bad
cough or cold when the risk is great and remedy 50
sure prompt and thorough Dr. Jayne's Expectoran'
can be readily found. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

.u,once NJ an audacious and impet uous
the entangpssst State Il ia noticeable that both the
sssTssas and Gillian Minister; deny the Statement 30
s fsr as tn In ey have approved OF the pan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
THE FIRST KANSAS WHEdT

KANSAS CRY, No. June 26.-The first wheae
Of the season was received day IL was shipped
from Oxford. Summer County Kansas The quality wa
very good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
S.vJers.x Wine Sent 70 Rurop,

Burnes sOitcns beard and allays all irrita
tlOn caused by shaving.
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INDIAN HUNTERS IN CHIHUAHUA

estate Is betrayed &c does not appear % tnere
anything left for the creditors
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,-,,r,r CID pnwApD SARTNE

GENERAL SIR EDWARD SABINE.
LONDON. June 27.-General Sir Edward sa-
h,re president Of the Royal Society is dead. He was
born IN 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

Poor POSITIVELY ung Lady (about to go
out with her MAMMAL" But the young fellows the
parade look AZ this time OF the day. Don't
think sol And the sun spoils ones complexion 50"
Landlady (of uncertain age)" Lor' bless you, miss,
often go along there, and I've noticed that they
look at and as for complexion It's never made any
difference In mine i"-lF Fun
UNCONSCIOUS IRoNY.-Magistrate who has
lately taken TO himself wig, severely" Him, think
ha We you here before, and a similar charge"
Drunk dieorderly femaie-'sNo, your 'Onor: selp
me- neyeri The last time up afore bald .eaded
old cove, not bit Like ye" 5enteRee t~yteen dsys-
IJudy.
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Sperlal Nollce5.
To the Trade.

Of the increased duty which or Govern
thou ght levy imported Champagnes aftei
the sOth inst beg to inform you that the Priceot
PIPER HEIDSIECK"
PIPER SEQ"
will be advanced s2per basket case respectively aft
that date