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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
JUDGE HOADLY STARTS FOR HOME.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29.-Judge Hoadly
tbe Democratic candidate Governor of Ohio started
for Cleveland this evening. He Will speak there on
Monday, and during next week will deliver addresses in
SandusRy end Toledo The Judge expresses himself as
greatly improved III health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
THE EARL OF SOMERS.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-The Earl Of Somers is
dead, age sixty.four He was a member of Parliament
for Reigate from 1S41 TO 1847
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THE TRIBUNE PREsH.AIR FUND.
MARINE INIELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALdAvAI
Sun $685. 545 Moon 422 aoorJ as days 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
IM-SandvHooE 500: GOV. island. 6s57 Gat, s:l9
RA-saady HooK 629 Gov. islsnd, 7l2 Hal Gl.s 8;01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29

serted her. II believed By the Staten nAn9 tutAe1
tho woman. Thefrenton q ordered 10 sal os China -
Ootober 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
SPECIAL Nollces.

Artistic Memorials
ThoNEW. ENGLAND q RANTrE WORKS Hartford Conn
Quaruss and WorKshops Westerly RI
Fine ant O1dlag WORK Granite. DrlvngA
sates furnished wth0lt COrre3pOnielse
ncited ~ Y. olhce l32l IS way c. w. CANFfELD. Agt.
Congress Water-Superor 20 all Cathartio, alterAtgs
speclho disorders OF the sto nach Liver, kII9
ma ma and all la PARTIES OF the DlD)i.
Avoid crude, harsh native and farsg1" Slct
positive irntants aad nplr tho III
AMI kndn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29

system Of signals which believed to DO as per-
ieot preoauton against another collision as can Do
devised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29

PURE CURRANr JELLY. sPIcED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIES PICKLES, &C.
Housekeepsrs get the above articles male from old
fashioned h0.ae receipts AMI Sacrtatst sbIts
ordersto SARAH ). MCELRArH,
1913 Doyraw-st, brooklyn. y. Y.
Goods stored until fall circulars rseroaces aI D1Ss
aanIn IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-COmmodore George
B. White has been ordered TO duty as Lighthouse In
spector OF the WITH District; Commodore Fredsfiek
Rodgers has been detached from duty as Lghthe sc
inspector and ordered to command the receiving alp
Independence; Captain c. s. Norton has bean de-
tached from the independence and placed on @s:tue
oriers Ensign p. j. Werlich has been ordered - the
Colorado; Lieutenant W. A Marshall has been ordered
TO the Navy Yard, Portsmouth; Ensign F. w. Coffin has
been detached FROM the Minnesota and ordered 10 the
Irsnton Ensign James Gray has been ordered to the
Alert Lieutenant Albert Ross has been detached from
the Navy Yard New-York and ordered to the Naval
Academy Ensign John Gibson has been ordered 10 duty
In the photographic office; Commander John f. Nc
Gensey who was recently detached from the Norfolk
Navy Yard has been ordered TO duty in the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks In the Navy Department.
John Roach has presented bill 10 the secretary OF the
Navy for S2l 900 for taking o the Roanoke from
1877 To the present tim the charges being maze at tue
rate OF So day. The Secretary regards tue pill AS ex
cessye and will approve 1t unless 1t is considerably
reduced.
The Secretary OF the Navy has approved the recon-
mendatsn of the Naval Advisory Board that the Kun
sader steering apparatus be tried on the iron tag
Nina al Newport, with view TO its adoption III he
IL is also probable that this appara US
Will be introduced In the Coast survey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. 29-l a. M The changes in
the barometer yesterday were slight Cloudy weather
prevailed and 02 inches of rain foil The temperature
ranged between $40 and 1922 the average l6l'l oen~
1892 higher than the corresponding day last yea
ana 37a' higher than Thursday.
Cooler fair or clear weather. followed by partly cloudy
weather and chances of ram may expected to-day In
m cIty nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
Lundborg's Perfumes
Edenia and Mafochal Nell Rose.
CiuctI's

CROWN COLLARS and CUFFS and MONARCH SHIlrA
sold by leading dealers.
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Post once Souce.

Foreign mails tho enns september % will clos3
al this Office as iol0w3
SATURDAY AT IL .. m. for Germany 60. per Ss Main,
southampton andBremen; etters Great Britain
and other European countries must be directed per
Main) al IL M Tor europe per S. city OF Chester. VIZ
Queenstown AZ l:SO p ~ for Cuba and West Indie&
per IS santiago ia Havana al $50 D. M for SCOTLAND
direct per s. Crcas5ia. via Glasgow 1850 p. w. Tor
Eelgum direct per 81 Rhynland via Antwetp.
SUNDAYAt 1880 N. for honduras and Livingston. per
ss. Lucy r. Miller. VIA New Orleans.
Mails FOR ohna and Japan per S. Coptc wa san Francisco
close here october 81 At y m. Mails for Australia
NewZealand, sandwich aud FIJI Islands, per IS. zoas
lan. san Francisco. close here October 'l3 at -
sThe schedule OF closing OF PaolHo mails arrangoA
tho presumption OF thar uninterrupted overland
TO NAH arriving on rIMg &c
san Francisco tho a OF Failing OF
thonce the dag
nv Ky q. PEARSON. PostlnastSe
Psss oheA Nsv-ysrls X ~ September 81. l5SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
THE STATUS OF CERTAIN ARMY OFFICERS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-The Secretary of
the Treasury certified TO the Court of Claims for
settlement the claim for longevity pay of the following
named officers OF the Army: General Adam Badeau,
Colonel f. G. Bennett, Colonel Francis Z. Lacy, Muor
Benjamin p Runke, Major William Z. Gould. Captain
Robert IL Montgomery, Captain Joseph A Vandersice.
Captain Benjamin f. Pope, Lieutenant John n. lair,
IT, Lieutenant Charles p. Miller and Chaplain Vincent
Paen Tnese claims transferred 10 tue Court or
claims in order to the settlement OF question
about which there has long been much d0uDt-Tamely,
vhe officer who from any cause went ont Oi the
army, aud was afterward rcnstlted without having
been regularly reappOneo after the reinstatement
lv in ha Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

me diagram pausts variations in M city BY tennA
divisions the "A
oIng midnight white line the oscillations
tht hour broken dotted ine repress
sndested by the Thermometer a. Had
sutk Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-29
MARRIED,

Colgate AZ Co.'S
Violet Toilet Water.
For The hand 6erchief and BATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
NETWORK CITY.

HANLAN ROWING IN ALL THE RAIN.
Rad weather apparently does not daulpen the
ardor of a champion oarsman. Edward Hanlan
was rowing on the Harlem River yesterday while
most people were seeking shelter from the rain.
BURSTING OF A WATER MAIN.
The CToton man In front of No. 81 Broome-st,,
hurst Yesterday and flooded number Of cellars in
the neghbOrhOod 1t was repaired during the day
by men from the Department of Public w orGs
THE POLICE CoMPLIMENTED BY THE MAYOR
letter from Mayor Edison reached the Police
Commissioners yesterday in which he compliments
in high terms Inspector byrnes aud the police for
their effective service III attacking the gambling
houses in this city last week.
DEATH OF AN INFANT FROM SMALLPOX.
Mrs RamborSt, of No. 7SS EltOn-ave reported TO
the police OF the Thirty-third Precinct yesterday
morning that Annie Scnlasner age three months,
had died IN her house of smallpox. The house was
placed under the supervision of the sanitary au-
thorities.
GENERAL DIAz ENJOYING DAY OF REST.
General UiaZ and his party spent yesterday prln-
clpally III resting In the morning they visited the
museums in Central Park aud later, IN company
with Albert Berstadt, the National Academy OF
Design. They will take their departure tom TINS
city on Wednesday.
THROWING HERSELF FROM WINDOW.
Eliza Roeniek, age twenty-eght years, OF No. $50
Orchard-st, Taa IN the Essex Mar ket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
ACTIVITY AT SUMNER RESORTS.

There is great activity at the Long Island wafer
ing places and summer resorts just now putting the
hotels and boardn houses in order for the summer
guests. At Rockaway and on Rockaway Beach and
Long Beach there is an army of carpenters, pant
ers and plumbers at work making repairs and alter
the coming season. Most of the hotels, both ON the
north aud south side of the island, will open for the
season on May i. The big hotel ON Rockaway Beach
IS still guarded by several officers and VIII not be
opened this season, the sale of the property not hay
ing as yet been confirmed by the court. AT South
ampton aud Bridgehampton all the clearinghouse
keepers have their rooms engaged for the season.
The Islip Pavilion was opened last week and has
already number Of guests. Cottages at all the
summer resorts are in great demand and from pres
ent appearances the coming season bids fair TO be
the most successful ever known on the Island AT
Far Rockaway all the cottages have been rented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
pPoRABLY FATALLY STABBED.

Edward Hodgeman, age thirty. bartender en-,
West.sts was held without bail in the jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday. TO await the result
of the INJURIES of Michael Meeuan. who Is now lylng
in the ST. Wncent's Hospital, suffering from severe
and probably fatal stab wound IN the back. Ito &C.
man said that he was pu ting up the front shutters
when Neehan approached AMI insisted upon enter
ing the place He told TO g around TO the side
entrance as the front doors were closed ana ne
cOud not enter that way. iiodGenan says thit
Mrehan struck him. knocking him down, and then
kicked him. lie arose and lungcd nj his assal ant
with a knife he had in his haud and which he had
been usinC in closing the shutters lie saw Meehan
stagger and fail, and heard him exciam, " Ny
God am stabbed Hodgeman then walked TO the
Charles street Police station and surrendered him.
self 1t is thought at the hospital that Meehan viii
die. Coroner Levy took Mechan's ante-mortcn
statement He says that he discussing the
dynamite policy WITH number OF men III llqu"r
store in Wc,t-st. He saw there was going To be
trouble and he walked OUT. lie went 10 the Great
Eastern Hotel, and ne was about to enter a man
ran up and stabbed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
LONG ISLAND.

Ct-TCuoGUE-Mrs. Mary Srnbncr. whie laD.rng
on Saturday night by hanging She was found III
time and her life saved.
IoyG ISLAND CfrY.-The trial Of Patrick casey
for the murder of Sergeant ComlskN AZ NUM-
Point winch WAS to have BEGUN to-day before JuIgc
Barnard i'm the supreme Court. u hktlV L" DE post
poned for the term IL Is stated that senator Jtu
W. Covert. one of thr prisoner counsel. cahhv! W
oycu,cd from the sessions OF the senate 10 attehu
the trlal.....Dr. L. j.. DEM or. Formerly heAth
Officer of Long lslard CITY, IS about TO begin pr
cccdIngs AGAINST Alderman l. "lc's"h lDI 'n''l.i
him cbicken.tbet aud cock l. he Board
of Aldermen has appointed a special committee 10
inspect the -tatIon-hou,.s IN the city. The Boari
OF Health has appointed committee 10 examine
the schOO-hOu-cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
THE KILLING OF T. W. EAMEs.

Thomas Prosser, jr., Of the firm of Thomas
ProsSer & SON whose cmDOyc, Charles
Hleham, killed Frederick ". Eames, The
president of the Eames Vacuum Brake Com
many at Watcrtown last Friday, sald
Yesterday that the accounts OF the aiiray teie-
graphed here were extremely inaccurate. " II looks
to me- said Mr.. Prosser. rs If they had been sent
bv some greatly prejudiced In favor Ol Ealnes
They represent Hgham as shooting Eames with
out provocation. Now the fact is Eames
first struck Hlgham across the face with BIZ cane,
and when YOU take this IN connection with his hav-
ing previously threatened HIgham, the latter IN
shooting acted simply in seli-dcience. Why, to
give you an idea Of how little reliance can
he placed on the dispatches take only one
statement. They say Higham was sent by Eamss
TO Brazil and Cuba because he could speak spanish.
Now have known Higham a long time, audi am
positive he never spoke Spanish III his NE. Ana
then HIgham Is not the man who would shoot eX-
cept under great proyocstlon, and am confident IT
Will be shown 10 have been clear case OF selfdc-
FENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
FOREIGN STEAMERS Due AT THIS POR7
SHIPPING VEJgS.

PORT OF NETWORK. -sC NpAf' APRIL y, 1888.
Steamer Italy nr Williams. Liverpool APrl II. oueens.
'I sip,m.r SevSda 1Bri Bremner. Liverpool Apn II
Queenstown h mdse and passengers to Williams &
Steamer city, B rim tBr Leioh Liverpool April 70 via
Queenstown lJ md passclgers 10 Imam IS Co
Steamer Utopia BIZ kitchic Genoa March 3 spoza l9
indss and passengers to Henderson Bros -,
steamer sueyiI Ger. Fr.nzen, Hamburg - days with
steamer Rim gyaa Dam skOd, Copenhagen April via
steamer Lone star Quick Sew orleans days with mdsc
ana ps"eT knight Chchestsr Alexandria and George
With Iadse and passengers 70 Mlghtg.n p, an,
Richmond With mdse and passenger, to od Dominion Is GO
steamer a.n15s s DOMINION S. CO. 'o' WIN ''''
steamer Gaucus Bearse Boston, with mdse and passen
BsrS hdwn 1Sof jaeger Hamburg days.
Bark Olga Ausu Micucich Cork % days in ballast to
BaTs Maalda Smith of st John, NIB, Smith. Rotterdam
81 dAys with mdso TO ORDER vessel To + Ncylu. q son
empty barrels to order vcsse! 20 funch Edye 60 ~ -
Marx Dnna .Ausp, Rosovioh, 1t Vincent CNl' 70 days
asr Christina ,of Il Andrews NIB Andrews Havana Is
days with sugar 10 order; ye7se! To scsnmel Bros .
BarA MaSnus LosaDooT 1H%Tc EsSnsos o~Sua II days.
Brig Arcadia tof New.Haven) Woodward Barbados 10
days, with and moasses 10 II ITo"oridges sons
water days sugar to WEIGH vessel TO II WIN
sehf LA q Billiard lot Provnceiownl Richards Maan1as
IL with sugar 10 SazeIac weasel 10 Brett son Co
sUNsET-wind AZ Sandy Hook moderate, NE; raining
Al City Island, the same.
Steamer Anglers, for Rio Janeiro
Also saiedvia Long Island sound-ship BesarabIa for
John, NIB.
Anchored at City Island. bound out-Bark Akbar, -.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. April 22-saed steamers servia tBr. Cook
and Wyoming Br Douglass from Liverpool hence for New.
York.
SOUTH ANTON April 22-Arryed. steamer Main (GeFl
Hembruck from Newl ork April II on her way 70 Bremen
SCLY April 22-Passed steamer Frisia GER, Ropf, from
New-York April y on her way 10 Hamburg
ASTwERP. April 2l-sailed steamer Wsesland tBelg),
Nickels, for New York.
HAVE April 2l-saied. Amcrque Orr santelt
coPrSHAoES to April 2l-sailed steamer Hemdahl (Dsn)
Jehansen, for New York.
HALIFAX. April 2l-Sailed steamers HISTORIAN, LyerpoolI
Caspian Baltimore Alpha, Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON April 22-Arrived steamers Norman Nekers0D,
Philadelphia Berkshire Howes. Baltimore
sael steamers Prussian Glasgow; W Lord. baltimore
PHILADELPHIA Apui 22-Aruyed steamers Illinois, shack
ford erpoOl; EQUATOR. Huxley CbarestOni wyoming,
smith. Richmond; PeTkiOmen. Miller, Boston,
Sailed, steamers Achilles, NewburypOrt Berks, Boston.
BALTIMORE Apri 22-Aruvcd steamers Mcclellan Bilups,
Charlesion; VIM Woodward, Young. NewYork.
NEwORLEANA April 22-Ai the Passes-Sailed, steamer
New-York. for New-foTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

Tr OrooUE.-Army candidate: And | only
mliIrd one t.lug IN tie geography paper Couldnl
tic fe Of me think whore STRAITS u Maca+sir "cfr
Fond father "Oh, say, YOU ought TO have known mat
Fapcv-thc straits OF Macassar!' Army chudIoa't :;
We'll didn't, anyhow. IS the way, where are ut!'
d,df" Fond father: . Oh--WHcrc Hrc they pu-er-
thry'rc-wcl. th,yrc But don't sou think wed ue-tcF
20 I'm To lunch - Punch.
"Thc top of the morning TO ye, MlSthFcS,
Jonc." sa.d Patrick. was tuHt young laly -" VIC
We Yesterday yer sIstcrF Yes, Patrick replied Af-
Jonc- that ny sister Patrick: Ana vas s..
married 1 don't know Z" Mr.. Jones: "Shc haa pcth
married. but she's a widow now" Patrick: wildly Is
NJ AND Il hOusband did - 30 ton transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
WHAT'S GOING On TO-DAY.

Parade OF 18th Regiment In Brooklyn.
Meeting OF the Brooklyn Bridge trustees.
Annual dinner of ST. Georges society az Demonlcos
Miss Emily Faithful Plymouth Church, BROOKLYN
on Changed and Position OF Women IN the Nlheeehth
Century" , ,..,..
Mace slade and Coburn az American Institute
Close OF entries .Or Dog ShON -
lecture by Cheyalis de Ilesse Wartcgg on Tho
Countries Of the False Prophets before the Academy OF
Sciences, No. IL West Thirty-hrsst.
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-Mme. Adelina Patti...-..
Hss,staut PostInas er General X. 4. Elmer and Mile.
Rhea Hotel Bri0isriek-Major L. \. Burke OF New.
orleuns: Count Leyucu OF the German Legation az
Washington and Duncan Mcintyre anc X. H. Angus, OF
tie Canadian Pacific Railway Company GT6Hd GER
tr1I Iof,- pgressau J. :. Robinson, OF ONO. ST
Nicholas -L!eutenantJ OlOnel VI. l. ludingt0n,
r. = A - BTsrOOrf HOuSe-PrOfetsOr ,. I. Langley, OF
Ailecbeny Penn. Victoria Hofel-Captain Letch, OF
tho steamship City OF Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
IERSEY CITY.

poho,t Mummy NJ 10. 13G Montromery-st.. has
beco anXious Y ,carching for his brother Michael,
who cane from Ireland recently AMI arrived IN
Castle Garden on March 20. Robert Murphy say /.
th,t he sent for his brother about year ago. Dut
the latter DELAYED coming until March He went to
ali the hospitals in New-York, the Morcue ana
Blackweps Island, but could find no cicW 10 Ms
brother
Ella Stokes. a rider in j. b. Doris'5 circus met
win an accident on Saturday night In jumping
through paper balloon she lanned or hcr Ieet on
thr horses back but in attending 10 sat down sue
LOST her balance and tell on. Her back struck TIC
mound Of earth which formed tine ring aad her head
came in contact with an upright pole she was
stunned but was able 10 walk into the dressing
room With the assistance OF two men who ran over
and picked her up. II vas STAGED that she was not
sprioulIy injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
RARNITM IN BROOKLYN.


Desnite the rain of Yesterday II was great day
for the unemployed OF Brooklyn. They gathered
around the huge tents of Barnums circus ana De-
lieyed themselves sublimev happy lhey came carry
and STAYED late. The great tents had been spread
for several DAYS and late Saturday nlght Inc
whole circus moved in. The elephants ana me
menagerie had a large tent to themselves; JUMBO,
the baby and it, mother enjoyed another anu thTil
came tne mammoth tent that seats 10000 people
and cost 81 600 All of the vacant lots III Brook
lyn were apparently covered with circus tent''
In some of them the 647 employees ate and slept
i'm others several hundred horses dId the same thing
and there were cookery tents. barber tents, wheel
wright's tents repair shops under canvas. and
countless other things under tents, such rs
could only be found with the greatest show on
earth The elephants looked as though tney en-
TO the open fields All day there was something
gong on, either in taking care of the animals
or i'm preparing for the opening cXhbltlonto-day.
The press agent " TOdy " Hamilton, haH invited
members OF the press to inspect the circus under
canvas and needing 10 other invitation han one
from him, there a large representation pIeScnt
10 do the difficult task of inspection. Inc ram zen
i'm torrents all the time but under the cany every
thing was dry. especially the employees. They iolled
on b9Ies OF hav prodded the elephants or kicked
the ponies as their fancy moved them. thirteen
hundred feet of canvas remarked Mi. HdIilton'
a. he rolled his 30Oth cigarette " Is some canvas,
even for Baruum. And every stitch OF II ~ new.
Then Mr. Hamilton led the reporters through what
seemed TO be no md of tents and showed them az
of the great features of the circus The parade VIII
occnr his morning at o'clock If the weather per-
mits and will be- il Is sad, even more imposing tha
the one recently made Ill this city, Barnum great
tents vii! remain in Brooklyn until saturday. On
Sunday next they will be spread over large part
of pniianel Dla,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
AN AMATEUR RING CONTEST.

The police of the Eleventh Precinct in
BROOKLYN stopped an amateur pugilistc con-
test yesterday morning at the foot of
Court-st. The principals p, were James Smiley,
fwenty-thrce both of whom live in the Red Hook
Point portion Of the city and are described as
"corner loafers.' They resolved 10 settle dis
mite with their fists aud went TO vacant lot,
lev anus 10y. attended by crowd of men and
6oys like Themselves A ring was formed and the
men fought two rounds, when the police appeared
The officers were seen from distance by the spec
fators of the fight. who instantly scattered. No
arrests were made. In the contest, which was with
bare fists, Smiley was badly used.
GEN. sLOCUM ON MAYOR LOWS SCHEME.
General II. W. Slocum, who Is one OF the East
River Bridge Trustees. was met by a TRIBUNE
reporter day or two ago and asked what he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

If Won want to know all about the utter utter
worthesness OF the done by the DpRhAM o5
consult the nearest plutlDet ou i.
prefer TO your opinion, call or send Tor p"ph
to ~ 1877 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

uCood for This day only "a neWspapel
Good for any day IL you have catarIh OF cold IN the hea
PIys Cream Balm is not liquid or snIn anu Is easHy o.
Piled. Price 90 cents per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

M,TTIyGs.-Large assortment just received,
onr own importation White Red Check. Fine Fancy f"s
terms and soid cOlOrs. ,,,., -,
sgRPPARD KNAPP & CO.. sixth-ave. and l3thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
EgEE;SETa1izSsl


The most etiicacious, delicious and
PUREST EXTRACT OF MALT
in existence. an uneNcclled remedy fO'
INDIGESTION, MALNUTRITION
and DEBILITY; thorough restorative,
for ENFEEBLED PERSONS. CON
VALESCENTS. NURSING MOTHERS
and Children OF Delicate Health. Sold by
all Druggists and Fine Grocers. at 25o
PER BOTTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

Mother Swans Worm Syrup for feverlshness,
restle.sness worms, constipation. Tasteess. 2oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA L,Xinzt)naye.. between !5tl All Snl's, 49,.
Hours 10 - T. InDOt'lcs. 5t3-utT Dls,t*, oOi'
JenO- rnary cans Ili nervous 3yste n. sDe'hN's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

PETER HENDERSON " CO.'S
Catalogue OF Seeds and Plants nav DC had treo oy mat W
application at their stores 81 and 81 Cortandtst Ne"i
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MARIyE INTELLIGENCE. =.
MINIATURE ALdAVAC.

MINIATURE ALdAVAC.
sunris's 100; Gas Moon ris 500 NoonsayefT' 10
MOI WATER TO-DAY.
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PH-sAniyuooK. S24 Cos. is.tai. SOo. len OAi@ 1904
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