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Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
SPHClAL MEH7 lOH
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EDoso6Rop0D
Reduced In prices. Fine rs-toHchAt
cabinets reduced from $500 per dozer
to $500 per dsssn. Gard photograph
finely re-touched, reduced from t2.H
per dozen to $1.N per dozen. T. g
Holland. photographer, gallery 301
Market street. "
DSnr Yes Forget II!
We defy competition on our cigars,
making special on three and five cent
cigars, both In price and quality also.
DO not follow but lead, leaving the
trade to be the Judge. Stop at 1906 East
Second street, and be con nvinced.
carefully tuned, cleaned and repaired.
All orders promptly attened to. Ad-
dress James G. Smith, ll9 Market St.
Freligh's Kennedy.
Sure cure for rheumatism, neuralgia,
govt and gravel. Sold by Taylor IL
Fullerton, 3O2 King street.
Painting.
Tlghman Danner Is now ready for
all kinds of jobbing and painting. job
bing specially. No. $40 Market street.
L00beB'
plain lasting lace shoe for 90c. (ninety
cents) at Bahcock's, 2O6 Market street,
above Second street.
A. Chambers,
Practical tin-roofer, and all kinds of
job work promptly attended to. No.
2l5 K''ig street.
A big lot of chamois skins, ranging in
price from 10 cents to 81 also carriage,
bath and other spOnges. Hartman,
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Use Hecker -four from w. J. Morrow,
AZ French street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
The Hlchesf Price

Paid for secondhand furniture AMI
stoves, and all other house-turnishiny
goods bought and sold. Corner Front
and Tatnal streets. No. 35 West Front
street. John w. Marion
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
sale OF Lots.

Edward Farmer and Thomas M.Ogle
will have sale of lots on the install
ment plan on Saturday next. For par.
ticulars see advertisement
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
S&aRRAI||jjj|
sun rises 52l Sun sets GA.
Christfield b Best.

, Sun rises 5.2l Sun sets g. a.
Christfield b Best.
Roast dinners at Fullmers
Devied crabs at Fullmers.
|. S0tshelI crabs at Fuiimer's
Ice-coid salt oysters at Fullmers.
Fruit lars, lelley cups. hammocks. 9sc store
Stewel, pan'd and fried oysters at FulImer's
g.. ) Humphrey b Bro, ons-price hstters
Miliard +. Davis, the Jeweler. 9 L. md st.
Dr. Mcdonald. Surgeon Dentist, s22 King.
Cupping and leeching by Parker, 1903 f.
Second street
| For cut flowers and funeral designs 20 to
| S43 Market street.
Captain Rhodes appears to be the colossu.
| Of fools.
- No time like the present, - remarks the
boy with new gift watch.
Fine ls X Plain Gold Rings, at 4. T.
Hanfs, l5 i. 4th street.
Get your painting done by Oslcr. No. 2
East Seventh street
Dr. harmon. while absent from his Office, SOC
Market street, Wilmington Del, can be found
at his off1ce, 1874 Camac street. Phiia.
There is nothing ike leather" Perhaps
not: but COney Island fried clam is an
imitation that is well calculated to deceive
There are dismal-Iooking men who can
throw such gloom over funeral that the
corpse will be quite forgotten.
1t now appears that EngIisnmen done
dress III the English style" This is q
crusher on the dudes
The new store. at West Sixth street, has
fresh stock OF tea ten cents lower than the
usual price, but no prizes are given.
Use Films Br wn Herb Bitters for Liver
Dyspepsia. and Gen eral Debility
Best med cine in the world. For sale at 3l7
East Third street,
Farmer Jones thinks it was great mis-
take . make the earth three-guarters water
That's what makes land so confOunded high
he says.
A man in Galveston, according to de
spatch. was fairly riddled with bullets by a
Mexican. This is not aR item from the Texas
Siftngs.
Ross, l16 Market street, Is receiving the |
new styles of Derby hats for fall trade. Also |
a good assortment OF white shirts, heckwear,
hosiery, ETC., at the very lowest |
cash prices.
Wood carving in all its varieties. Photo
graph and p cture frames in every form, and
shape all kind Of mouldings Cheapest and
best in the city. Call at 203 West Second st.
George X. Baugh.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
The Verdict Of the People

is that you can get well-fitted and COM
Portable appliances at the Ladies' De-
partment Of Belts drug store. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
FOR sale.

A fve-horse power engine and boiler
That has been used about two years, In
tirst-class order, can be bought cheap at
the REPUBLICAN office,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
For Ladies'.

Lasting, kidfoxed, button CATERS,
worked button hole, only Sl.25, at Bah.
cocks, 2O6 Market street, above Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23

FLORENCE, Ga.-Dr. W. b. Prather,
says Browns Iron Bitters have
given satisfaction in every instance l
have krown IL used"
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
HuchU. .lsAllln.

KInn1h' complete; cures all annoying
st. lDny, bladder and Urinary Diseases.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
Jerseys

In all sizes and colors at $2. so. M. K
Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23

ros. an invaluable strengthener for the
"rni' n,"'' muscles and digestive organs,
R,"""'ihS strength and appetite, is
Df0wn's Iron Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23

IngersOll IngersOli InEersOlI
at 40 East 3rd street. 8 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23

Clothing Made to OrdSk
by Ferd. Carson, the Merchant Tailor
5l5 Market stre
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23

To get the best brands of -four 60 70
w. j. Morrow, All French street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23
Trusses and Supporters

sold with a guarantee. Danforth, drug
gist, corner Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-23

For best Minnesota flour 60 to w. j.
Morrow, AT French street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
TIE UNION CLCB ELECTION.

The subject of the annual meeting OF the
Union cub discussed with considerable industry
IN the club yesterday Another day or two vii
probably show the various parties exactly what
has been achieved and what has been lost And when
the cannvh- ard pctc" that should Tc On III such
h. sun abroad, thu opposing factions Will quietly begin
10 mike preparations for the little supplementary con
nici lat will occur Oh June q.
II seems that ,he constitution requires that u cdndl-
dale for "A place the Governing Committee mus
receive majority Of the votes cast In the
Of the eight candidates who had Received
The largest number votes. regardless Of the cOnstt
tOna requirement. The three lowest on the LET nal
not received the necessary majority. Wl am IraVers
called attention the fact. The tellcrs offered
excuse about having made up thc list III
hurry The correction was made AMI i've men were
announced a. elected These were MessTs Parker Beck
mn Ducr lie Roy ana Townsend. There
strong suspicion mat the mistake which MAS 80 nearly
commit this ncason has gone VII hout correction
in former years. The names were posted III
the CLUB Yesterday Of candidates Tor he three
vacancies which Will he ballo ed Tor IN two weeks All
slcD nominations must b. publicly announced 10y to-
morrow evening. ten days before the NEE ng.
The proceedings were cillVeucd on We ncsday night Dy
MI E.Gfidgc. who minated That the tellcrr had not
done their duy, had done 100 much counting III
reaching the result OF the vote the amcnd pro-
vidng for tie election OF president by tnc
club at large The iusinuation was promptly
VigOrOu-Iy resented. there was hot IutcrCnduc
and as sud icily a, # had sprung up. tae storm 81
ll 10 question OF t.afcucc A seward
Mr. KING SAID mat President Constable would Withdraw
his tcrl.uaiiOn uutlI IN. successor elected Mr
Warrcnr resolution ealing for an appeal to the ciup
in case oil q bcrb pu-Ou received lG1 afin"iN
vote, 4ud 90 negative. IL Sl.cu To pas. a t~Otd'
vo was necessary for It's success II vii Dc rccomsd
cred at the adjourned mcftlug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
rILKSUI1H 1RT DE1LERS on TIE TARIFF

The new tariff on oil paintings is 10 20 into
effect on July /, and with ant dealers II m0otcd
,,,u b,forc that date Herman ~chau-. nj No. 7Io
- ,h natter said Ny brother William schAus
who J.. now 10 Iuroue, tccgrals me that pictures can
not Doe removed from the Paris ton In time to take al
,uutoar of the low tari. We have several pictures on
cxubiion and OF COURSE We are anxious 10 gct them
out that they may bc sent here before the Increase III
the tdriii goes INTO cucci. 49,
DO yoI think that there will be large importation
Of paintings between now and July =
1T is d,ubtfut. There is not tine FOR art
~t. abroad receive and Till orders and hrst-class
works of art cannot De picker up every DAY.
Ne have made eliot get large stock of pautI ~
hand IN lvance Of the rise IN the utfin.
= T.. Avery was found requesting III Queen Anne room
AZ Nn. 81 fIuh-avc., surrounded 10y works Of art
IN OIL crtyon and water colors general order ol
tooncss pcrvaded the place and cutancl doorways
and stained glass Windows were Suggestive of rich
low- that exclude the hgt and passage that lead to
nothing lie not particularly disturbed a. the adj
vance tarlf. think' sald ne, that he effect
brought 10 country THIS spring. Dealers will he
AFRAID that tarf VIII be removed entirely aud they
10 per cnt tah There Is growing feeling ~ to the in
Justice OF the tariff aud the agitation OF the subject may
foreign by American artists vinS abroad After
The new tul Of 80 per cent zoe, into effect the risk OF
unorting valuable paintings, with liability OF the tar
nrlhs ""p,cu ,s ~, M s,,cr,al cInrt to get r,c,1r
Grrr nom Europe the high tarn goes into effect
but shall 20 on IL usual III my in'p9Hator+.
suppo.c the pucnI-crs MI feel the increased tarin
more tnan any one else :"
Yes. the extra 20 per cent will come out OF their
pockets FOR dealers will not be- able to lower their prices
mn, H. especially the artists price, continually
the rise Every year the artists OF ask
trlr pictures which 1, bat natural, for they become
known they feel their power and want to make all they
can. Add this constantly increasing original prcc o the
80 per cent tari and JOu can readily That the price
OF iirscass works OF art painted IN Europe Will be
greatly Increased
Mr.. knordlcr OF KuDcdler & Co, the Successors 10
;oup III sHd that he would not be surprised
II there wcrc a large importation Of foreign paintings
before the new went into effect IL would be- very
NATURAL SAID hc Tor dealers 20 try and take advantage
of the present [. rih
lave yuu heard If IL VIII be possible 10 withdraw
paintings from The Aca icry r'lhl"h Ia Paris in time
10 take advantage of the present tufl '
have heard nothing 81 It, aud ana doubtful II It
IAN hc done. pictures thCrc bat do
pect 10 them out III time TO take advantage OF the 10
pcrr tuTllt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
HOMi.NG PiGEONS.

The second race OF ihc year under federation
rules flown Yesterday dud the best speed ever made
from the DOSING pOut to TINS vicinity was maze Inc
start from Newport, Penn, a. III q. III. nome
time with nOsDhcc conditions favorable, the wind
bciu from west Tue result o ,Ie foOws
Thomas Cooper. Brooklyn, three birds At 1OlO; dis
lance IG4 miles average speed Adj yards per
ne: l:l2. f Wntcley, Newark. o,c BIRD ~
lO.i1 distance, 100 J-lO l!c- average speed. l4bl
wards per minute. ". Brnncrt, Newark, one bnn al
1853; distance ljj 5-lG miles average speci lao
wards Two birds az 1855 average speed, 1891 taids.
T. K H"sson New York, one b ri n lOjl; distance.
100 Is l6 miles average speed l,3s9 yards = T. Ia q
win, Newark. birds at lO:3S %; distance. lj55i
miles: average speed yards Oncrrc urn before IL
O'Clock L. Mhtclc}, one at 1889; average sptei
$50 YARDS j. Il. Hussun, one al 1916; average
speed 1857 yards; at 1903; average speed l3li
wards TIE entry OF George BOND. OF Newark. whlch
won the nouors III the previous race, was not timed
All tn. D. rds were known 10 be AZ home az II O'CLOCK
At TINS tnc the speed WAS go yards per minute Tie
next with these birds VIII Ue neat Wednesday, from
huntington, Penn, 200 milcs.
Tie first OF Iew series OF races under federation
rules flown Yesterday. The loOsing rom Allentown
Penn was al $50 o'clo T. The rst returns were j. T.
usson. four BIRDS at 1881 distance. II miles, average
speed ,l2U yaIds {. l.. StOrer, Ez brti two blrd-
al 1929 distance. ca miles average speed, $40 yads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25

LAST WEEK WE PUBLISHED SOME sUGGEsrrov>
TO GENTLEMEN on THE INTERESTING TOPIC ~
"HOW TO BUY A CRAvAT." LAYING DOWN crp
TAIN GENERAL RULES RESPECTING THE MOST
BECOMING CoLORS IN NECKwEAR FOR MEN on
DIFFERENT CoMPLEXIONs 60 A FRIEND Has
SINCE REMARKED THAT WHILE THE ARTICLE
CONTAINED SOME EXCELLENT ADVICE TO MEN
WITH RED BLACK OR BLONDE HAIR He Fouyn
NOTHING FOR MEN WITHOUT ANY HAIR. WE
APOLOGIZE FOR THE OMISSION AND RECOMMEND
BALDHEADED MEN WITH SMOOTH FACES tn
CHOOSE CRAvATs TO CONTRAST WITH THE coIoe
OF THEIR CLOTHES. IF ANY ONE FEELS INcOM.
PETENT 20 DECIDE THIS MOMENTOUS QUESTION
OF CONTRAST, WE WILL HELP SELECT THE
CLOTHES AND THE CRAVAT, SINCE THERE'S No
BETTER PLACE TO GET BOTH THAN RIGHT HERE
WE MUSTN'T CONFINE OUR REMARKS TO era.
WATTS, ATTRACTIVE As THEY ARE, FOR IT'S COM
ING TINE To PUT OFF HEAVY UNDERWEAR
WE HAVE EVERYTHING A MAN WANTS IN THAI
LINE AND IN HOSIERY. SHIRTS TOO WE SELL
READY MADE OR MADE TO MEASURE. THIS
"FIxINGs" DEPARTMENT is ONE OF THE CHIEF
ATTRACTIONS OF THE BIG STORE, AND IT'S A
DIVERSION TO BE ABLE, ONCE IN WHILE. To
WRITE ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE BESIDES MEMS
AND BOYS CLOTHING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25

see q TRIBUNE reporter yesterday and refused 70
answer note of inquiry concerning tne cause' Va
Mr.. ROberts's resignation
BROOKLYN.
The body of drowned girl, sixteen years oiG,
very much decomposed was found i'll ButternilK
Channel yesterday.
JERSEY CITY.
State Senator Elijah r. Paxton has been ap-
pointed Corporation Attorney III the place OF Allah
i. McDermott resigned.
The coroner's jury which investigated the recent
oil conhagratOn censured the National DOCKS
Storage Company for falling TO provide gas escdps
or automatic doors to the oil tanks and sutaoe no
apparatus commensurate with such mass ol H.
flammable material.
NEWARK
The Grand Jury of Essex County found Two more
indictments against William A. Hall, for forgery;
m altering the hooks in the Controllers office, ana
a third one for emDezzlng @Z|oo'
Seven divisions of the uniformed hank OF .t hie
knights of Pythas from New-i0rk anu me 49,
neIghborlng cities participated with BLACK rrllco
n;r;s,on IN street demonstration yesterday alter
noon Last evening General Wliliam Naiu ".
lyered an address of welcome ana an IN Gn
drill and promenade concert followed at the Urauu
Opera House.
Mabel Wnans the adopted daughter OF David
Wmans. of Orange. now dead, and daughter OF
Mary Luppi, servant, whose custouS Pnvon on
the ground of informally III taking out letters OF
guardianship, was left a legacy of $50, 600 out OIL
her guardians estate but by codic'i 10 ,lo WIZ
was provided that if her adoption by HIM was inaue
void by the courts, all her rights to any snare IN
the estate ceased. The child, therefore, loses the
bequest.
NEW-JERSEY.
UOBOKEN-James j. White, a painter, fell from
a scatiold at the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad depot yesterday and sustained pro0a-
bly fatal injuries
PATERsoN.-In the Passaic County Court yester,
dav John Mills, Junk dealer, was hne9 @lU anu
COSTS for selling n toy pistol 70 a boy. Miss Nancy
Porritt who had taught in the public schools FOR
quarter of a century died yesterday. Inc l 10
silk weavers who were ON strike have returned to
the mill of Ashley 4 Bailey, having obtained a
substantial advance III wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
DISASTROUS STORMS IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, May 24.-,Information has Just
been received that heavy wind and rain storms swept
throueh Howell County IN this STATE, last Friday and
Saturday doing very great damage TO farms and other
property Part OF Howell Valley was flooded, ana
bridges and embankments on the Kan.as cry,
SPRINGFIELD and Memphis Railway were swept
away or badly damaged. delaying trains several
days The little town of Moody was destroyed, every
honse being blown down. J. W. McKelvy and several
Other persons were badly hurt The farmers IN that
vicinity also suffered severely the houses and ont-old
ings OF II. Hall, VI. A. Greenstreet. g. W. frew ana
others being blown down. and fences scattered over he
country. -, ,,,o
Information also comes rom Mare
County that tornado swept entirety
across It, making a path 100 yards wide. levellng
forests and sweeping the ground OF everything IN ne
way. The largest farm in the county that OF James
Crsnon which is three miles long, lost allits bdings
and the family barely saved their lives by rushing INTO
the cellar OF the mkhouse. horse was picked up ana
carried a quarter of a mile. $500
The farii-houses OF Is. Brygs John Wildes JACK
Nelson and John Hughes were destroyed
Mrs. Hughes had an arm broken. .r s%rasd
out Of the creek by the wind and dropped in Vienna,
three miles distant The farms Of Gillespie aud MIS-
Norris were swept clean OF everything
In Miller County the storm also very severe AS
far heard FROM dozen farms III the neSnborhoOd Oh
Iberia were ruined and a schoohouse torn to pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25

QUEENSTOWN May 2l-Arriyed steamer Fehn'J'~n'S
Dodge from Phisde phis May Is. ,oa, m, Char
GLASGOW May 2t.ArTved stsame State Of Xls6ams (Br
Wylie from New.York May TO-. r.vv.,k
sailed steamer Devona (Brl Young Tor new from, G,
Also Caduceus tBr o io' Mnntrsa,
John NIB, NAV g. Grecan (Br. lie calais. Hom Mohfo''
scGIY NAV 24-Passed steamer Ebs tderl WiiesesUa
from New ork May IT, on her way 70 oou'"p
SOUTHAMPTON MAY 24-Arriyed steamer Nurnos's ''e''
Jreeer from New.Y0rk Nav II. and proceeded mr.,
PfYMoUTH May 24-Arrived steamer EIphins'one 'D''
Dobson from Coosaw sc May 3. ,,..,, fc.r,
HAMBURG, May 24-Arrtved steamer PoIyhesiA '"
Kuhne, from New.York Mays
FATHER POINT May 24-Passed inward, steamer 'AiHs'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Nav 24-Arrived steamers Falmouth 'br,r
John Nh Norman. Nickerson Phadel ,rre
Howes, BALTIMORE MarengO (Brl, Mseti hui "''"NSN-N
Cleared steamer CITY Of Columbus Wright savannah
Sailed Missouri Batavia, for LIVE
HAVEN May 24-Saied steamer ihter 1nosnn
PHILADELPHIA. May 24-Auved. steamers OhlV;
Liverpool Fannie Grumley and Pioneer Plat new
Cleared steamers Tacony. Davls Ne"'forA' Af"''
DELAWARE bREAKwArER May 24-Passed steamer Ieeianu
(Begl. philadelphia for Antwerp ..r. ronn Hopkins
March, savannah; Mcclellan Billups, Chares'on' rN""'
Cadwaader. Clark, New York. .u.uh.nv
Cleared steamers Weser GER, Bruins Bremen; ArEJ'
Hallett, Boston; Josephne Thomson Moore, Ne" i"IA'
sailed steamers Weser and Allegheny. r,,.,o,t
CHARLESTON May 23Salei, steamer Delaware "lnne''
Nsw-YOrk ,.,..,pr,
NEw.ORLEAxs May 23-Cleared Mary LonseS BIB
Gibbs. Dublin Eduardo (Spanl Echevdrreta iIKoIpoo|
At the Passes-Arrved steamer Pans ttrl. HaYIe
Sailed Commander for LiverpoOl Ne"Orlean'
and Algers, Ne1-Yorki sybi. Dublin
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON May saied-l9th inst. Madswaska 2Zd nst'
Alice Cooper Emile apt schunge Progress 23d INST
Angelo FppinO City glasgow. Gudvang the latter 4s
Charleston William capt SOurneayl for sew YORK -i'n
Inst, Ellen GOodspeed for NewYork. South American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
AcTIvJry IN YIcnTIyG cIRcLEs.

The action Of the Ncw-York Yacht Club in
decrdin not 10 visit Halifax hs +nn ncr was dl-an
ous Ia accept tie invitation thc Nova SEQ IA Iacu
CuD. Commodore smith, II D. understood. was very
much In iavor oil mihh5 tir lIl' '"h' " t'1 N''Ht
owners objected tO d, however. on tue ground thni
would take too much time. Tvs" ~''A-
cruise and occasional afternoon or day Is all
tl.at many oi the 'aci owners lee. IKE tdhluE from
their business Tor yacAuc. \ cw, thr LLOYD PhWnN,
owner 81 the schooner varh Intrepid ihnh uo unS ot
cruising for months Every year the number ~ suoh
vacnucn H. incrcasiu,. and the time VIII soon come
wncn a very considerable fleet eau De- e"' tosrhr or
vlsif 10 foreign ports.
Inc Yachts ~ tnc-e wafS- are going Into comm ason
now every day. and cyttrh . from 'trdm lhrht- 10
tlnats mon win soon b. rsndy for rcgutA- cruises
Coonci josiah Porter Is "N?cced home from Ii"p' lh
n few DAYS ana VIII proptny put ms ti""P Lancer ih
aud is cvpcctcd o. Dc reads fr The Decoration Day Ic-
gatta of the Atomic Yacht Tub.
Incrc was launched from the shipyari 81 H."
Poi ions M BrOotlyn on wednesday Az open sloou-
,acnt built rom model BY A. Carry
smith FOR Colonel Ir9eer OF New, Eocnre Sne
beam and cra~n > feet Of wat r. Sho ha' ) tons
ot lead moulded to the frames. slowed away
III her so oncealon ar tlght ct-cs "hlcn
make her uasinkblc Ine Polon- have also turned out
IN the OF the past week 3liooi @lp"p oelrd Nv
Mr. smith for L. T. Uucrhll. Of Oyster Bay The loops
A., erlrs1 and ethel aud the cutter Pctrrt
have been added recently 10 the fee othe knckcb"cAf
chi tiun Tuia club viii hold IT. opening regatta on
Decoration Day. The course VIII he from Port Morris
10 ana around he gngway ouov Tor the larger yachte,
fLr small r ones gong around tIc Fort SCHUYLER buoy
Herman Ocficu= ~ expected nome from Europe
shortly when his yacht lihdcghrdc Will be put ia com
mission. ~
York Yacht Cub viii make -onc imp"riaut change Ia
the matter oi time N1wancts. ihd'r me oi t!ht'H
for In ,uco. the Intrepid allowed III" Tidal Wave
minutes, II seconds; unier the propo,ei system the
I idal Wave will allow the lntfcpl / minute,
- seconds The Gra'ic, which according 10 the table
accompany tc report OF tie commute allowed tlr
Ig-doun about % minutes. Will allow her only minute
40 seconds. The Oracle VIII ailo" her rival the
Mischief nltuc aud 40 seconds less under the new
system than she old under the old one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
COURT CNEYpARs-MAY %.

~UrRrNE Corm-C nAMnfRs- BEFORE Ionohuc J-Nos 3.
~. g.. go - 49, 30 d. b. - 81. o. -. - 100, ZIG,
l2 H. ti ia II5 l4G AZ H. l9s, 30, ~ 2l7 2ls
- 23o 23i 243 40, 279 80. Isl, 29- -. 2ei,
-, 2-n 909. 2Hu. .9i.
~rrELNE CorHr-GISrEH TEAM Before DAVIS p. !,
Uflfy AMI DAME JJ-Nos J. -. .. IT, u, 81 ~ ~ %.
b. 81 rs l@I. l57 49, 40 lt 90 49, lO2 i3s' los, a.
l4A tfiL. ,,
~ rEgME CoUu-SPECIAL TEN-lief0re Macombcr. j.
No- .iB 5l2. ~. los - 100 62r 2:' 81 o'S w
SUPERIOR COUsf-lEIAL TENN fthT before Freedman,
J- as ou-fal VI ig. }aytei.-NO d.W calendar
PAEt lie IrunX. = Noa. -S2 81. BlS. 6I4 eOl
ia DIS 75g 6lA zoo 5J7. flG. 6G. 80. lOlS 1919.
PAN Before Ingaham J.Noa So, 80. S5J, 44o,
,Sy ..7l ~ pa Oin 49,. cot 423. SKI ~. 129
COMMON PLEt--~PECIAL IERM-Beiore j. T. DalY j.
NOdaY calendar
Nos 25s4 a37 4737 2tfp 2l4d l7S. 3l2G, $3.50 Jli
3iiG 3li- 35L 1892 $40, 3l12 2IO -245 2JiJ .-0l'
-2-i 2U3l zoos. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
CIVIL MOTIFS.

Sarah l.. Mawbray recovered yesterday in the
Court OF Common Pleas. before JUDGE Van hoesen,
verdict against Franklin b. Lori FOR $500 as damages
injuries able .cd to have pcrn sustained by hcr IA
falling hole In front Oi Nr Lords premises.
Justice Barrett yesterday directed the jury IN
the eel David stewart against g. i. huntington Hud
others Ia recover $4,000. the amount alleged 10 DC dur
Liu stock transactions 20 bring Ia sealed
verdict Tins morning. Inc jury ont al Wednesday
~. 10 ami al. day yesterday.
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