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Delta chief., 1883-09-26

IT is stated that the superiority of the Bes-
semer nails, made at the South Pueblo steel
works, would drive every eastern nail out of
works manufacture them in sufficient quanti-
ty to supply the demand. Inside Of two
years it is the intention Of the Gunnison
steel works to be prepared to supply the vast
trade In nails between that city and Salt Lake
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

ruE friends Of 8. 8. Baldwin have brought
him forward ~ candidate for nomination
for commissioner from tho third district. No
better selection could Be made than Mr..
Baldwin, ~ he 10 quite extensively interested
In the stock business. besides having ono OF
the bsst improved ranches In the county.
The management Of affairs would be safc In
his hands,
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

SENATOR HILL, in the October number of
the North american Rerieic, has an article
on "Gold and Silver as Standards Of Value"
1t is an able argument in favor of bi-metal-
ism and one that ought to be read and care
fully disested by every western man. The
Senator's labors in this behalf are not unap-
preciuted by his Colorado constituents.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

SENATOR HILL has been visiting the prin-
ripal points in western Colorado lcc,uring on
the silver question. for the past few weeks.
lie has commenced his canvass early, being
apparently determined that his views shall
be understood by everyone.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

TnH Denver artesian well have Ind the cf.
feet TO reduce the price Of water In that city
hfty per cent. The demand for the artcsian
water Ia 80 great that IL is the intention Of the
wntcr company to eventually supply their
customers wholly with that kind for domestic
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

IT seems to have been overlooked by both
parties in calling their primaries to make
any provisions for nominating candidates for
Justices and constablcs In the different pre-
cincts Each precinct Is entitled to :wo
justices and two constables. one Of each to
serve one year and the others two.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

A portion of the party who are to survey
the Gunnison and Uncompahgre valleys, ar
rived yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon. The
work will not be delayed day beyond what
is necessary. We stop the press to make this
announcement
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

THE constitutional convention Of Dakota
has closed its labo- Of framing Ia foundn.
tiou law, and has submitted the result Of
their work for It's adoption or rejection by
the sovereign people. The instrument Is said
TO be N near perfect - can bc made, and re-
fleet. high credit on those employed In its
s..tifpy nm
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

PLATEAU CREEK has been constituted an
elective precinct by Mesa county, much to
,he satisfaction of the citizens Of that section.
II Is known as precinc, No. with the voting
place at the store Of King 4 Lnckey.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

to be known in this part of the county. If
the association want a good representation
from this end of the valley 1t would be well
for them to have good lire man down here
to represent them.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

The Crested Butte Eep"biiean hn. changed
hand. aud politics. Hereafter Il will he an
orthodox Democratic sheet.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

TnE friends Of Mr.. Joseph 7. Eollin. have
brought him forward n candidate for nom
inn,icn ns sheriff, subject to the decision Of
the Republican county committee.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

The best of barbcd wire at 10Y cents rs
pound, or in lots over 1909 pounds, at
cents per pound, at J. J. Barker's.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

In the proceedings Of the Montrose Jockey
club the name Of A. E. Stevens appears o.
one Of the committee Of arrangements from
Delta. Who the gentleman ia does not seem
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

TmE Boari Of Registration in the different
precincts will NEE, for registering voters on
Tuesday, October 10th, and Tuesday, October
soth. and on Monday. November 5,h for re-
vision.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

THK Po-t,nastcr.Gcnc estimates that the
reduction Of letter postage to two cents, to
take effect the frs, of next month, will cause
. loss to the government Of over s:,ooo,oo n
yeaY
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

Tux Maysvillc branch of the Denver and
Rio Grandr la. been completed TO Garfield,
nine miles above Maysville.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26
Republican convention.

Notice Is hereby given that the Republicans OF
Delta county will meet in convention to onominate
candidates for county officers to be voted for at
the coming election at Deltn, October o. 1883, at
D. IN. The different precincts will be entitled to
the following delegates: .....
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

IT r.. by no mean. to late yet to plant q
strawberry bed.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

BILL NYE. the humorist. has decided to
settle mp in Laramie and settle down in Wis.
ronsin
Delta chief., 1883-09-26
Announcement. A

/ announce myself rs n candidate for nom-
ination MS Clerk and Recorder Of Delta conn
,y, sub;cc, to the action of the Democratic
convention. W. r. DEAN.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

The primaries for the election Of delegates to
the convention will be held October @. 1883. at 2
p. m. ut the following places Precinct No. In
Delta: Precinct No. at the house Of ii. Knowles.
on North Fork; Precinct No. . at the house of Ca
leb Maher. on the Muddy: Precinct No. at the
house Of 8. s. Baldwin. The primary conren-
tions will also nominate one person to serve Us
member Of the County Central Committee.
BY order Of the Central Committee.
SAMUEL WADE. Chairman.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

JrSirs BIrTus BooTu. the ve,cron actor,
and brother Of Edwin and J. wilkes Booth,
l..
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

RED MOUNTAIN has had no boom, but the
spring Of 81 will see 1t the liveiiest camp in
Colorado.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

TnK county commissioners will meet in
this city next Monday.
Delta chief., 1883-09-26

Fine China tea set, TO be given away with
Matchlcss Baking Powder. ut McGranahan's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
wGL0RrS As, 4 house or PRAYER.

IIcStcr-st was p,rploxed in lis inuermoSt
soul last night. Tho inhabitants have accustomed hem
selves to the periodical ucursions OF the buocoatcd
and nelmeted representatives o. decency and ORDER
bat it had been publicly piacarded that rry McAuiey
OF CremOrHe Mission fame, would hold gospel meeting
1T Billy NcGlorys" dance house. BY 5 o'clock tue
large room WAS well filled The place. the audience md
the attendants we're the same usual but instead Of
the iddy whr of coatless youths and dsheyelei maid
ems the room was lined with detected looking men OF all
ag.s dotted here and there with occasional fair
Inclined either to hysercal ssgiiug furtiye tears.
Instead OF the shouting walters gAIopins
about with their beeraden trays. string Of WLe-tcd
and demurc-l looking individuals filed, with saddened
men, into the ROOM and took up their position under
the orchestra for transformed into pulpit Under
the sign stuck on the orchestra inscribed No excuse II
caught with another mans ha'," was a neat legend
directing attention to gospel meetings at NJ. %
Klrccktr-st. IutO tho Or0hestrapulpt marched
"Bltly McGlory, Andy" Kelly, Big y. b. MI I'D
bals Mr McAuiey, Mr. Allen and several converted SIN
ners Allen began by assuring his hearers that Mo
Glory was not making cent out Of the show lie Dad
offered to put up" for the whole thing, but Billy
wouldn't let INN pay even the lights. He then,
Ing -A amazing amount Of slang and maud
linr --3rrd -. =.h startling fauil-
inuty cIhorted his hearrs % Seros..-. ~.
For The next two hours hymns were sung AID addresses
gwen by men and women, who from thrr Own state
ments have been rather worse than any o. thtf
hearers before their conversion. One young man
made the statement thai LA oSal Nj 0eokhesaI ipf
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E1H<z3zSZL&
DIED.
Nav lss2. sarah B!cclow, IN tho

BIGELOW-On Sunday May b. 1883 sarah Bgelow In the
-sth Of her
the residence OF her niece Nlrs ~ a. Briggs so ~
BDKEF the 18th inst Mary E. wife Of DAVID A Bokce,
the 4lst year Of her age -..-- , a.,
her late residence No ~ - ohn $
GAKRISON-On saturday morning. MAJ T. 1853 sarah A,
wifi Abraham Garrison and second daughter or
ies and fres are .c.lly invited 10 attend tho
at the residence 81 her idthcI NO 80 tdss
l-st'.st, on tuesday, May 10Th, at p.
UALLOCK-On Friday morning. May Il, 1888 George O.
ILalOck I'm the 65th year Of MS age.
and friend respectfully invited 70 attend mo
funeral services al ms ate residence 40 -JS East brOAi'
Monday. May a. 1888, Al 4 COCK J. ia.
Please omit flowers
IMMICH-suddeny. May y. Henry Immch, in the 65th
Funeral Moad1y litl o'clock from his late resi-.
d0uce 40. So OthIVe
Omit flowers.
MARKs-On saturday. 18th inst Strickland X Marks, in
the ATTN year 81 his age.
Fnner rom his ate residence. 1872 Rutlcd,et. Brook
lvr D.. d., on rue.aay, 18TH inst, az 81 O.. IN.
Relatives m rnIs of the family also Lexington Otsb 30
$40 p aui A NJ, Constitution tAapter 30 ~ T. A H'
Palestine COnmSndery 40. l. IL T. and DcdlVfd Lcdse
X " H. are specially llytet 10 attend
REEVES A. his residence Rchmoni In1 hrst day
SUNDAY ufth mouth. NAY l3. o'clock a. Marx Il.
Reeves, IN Tie 7-tyeI, o. rs age
RFNSVICK Ath. late residence SO ll2 East lStlst on
sunday morning May l3 William Khineandcr Kcnwlck IN
the 9th year ~ MA ag" --
Ntccs at Church, Broadway AMI lJt Oh tuesday,
18Th inst. AZ 3 without t1itlri uOliCc.
IutoiulUut ~ MOOdlA"n.
eELLFCK-At Eugewood. y. :. MAY II. william Gregory.
Only son william q. aid Mary L. SciecA, age II months
Funeral prif ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
THE rLIcHr And clrrURE or 4 STEER.

A stray steer wandered from asaughtcr-housc
in Iudsonaye.. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. He
passed peacefully up hyrte-aye until the city
Hall. where the singing Of the salvation Army
seemed 10 encourage rampant spirit III
him. IT was increased by the shout.
Of some boys and by the sight Of nmiugrcd parAsOi
carried by young woman turning into Monta guest,
from Court-st Tho steer ran down the sphalt pave
ment Of MOutaguest., putting many welldrcsscd per
sons TO hasty flight llo next wandered INFO
the italian quarter Adams Il. At the foot II Adams
the plunged into The East River and out TO
swim 20 this Ctl. Meanwhile four OF those IN pursuit
secured boat aud followed the animal. When near
Wall Street Ferry the men caught ny with the steer ana
sCd to throw rope over his horns lie then
led behind the boat TO PcrTrpOns Stores the Brook
yn side and lifted to lighter where lie WAS secured by
u squad vi police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
IN ITALL4N OFFICER SHOOTS HIMSELE
FOUND DYING ON THE srDEwALK-DIsApPolNI-
MFNT IN Above AFFAIR THE CAUSE OF 1T.

FOUND DYING Of THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MFxT IL LOVE AFFAIR THE CAUSE OF IT.
Gannie Jctt.ni, age thirty. Gues'
at the Windsor Hotel, attempted suicide
last night by shooting himself twice ID
the left breast. lie was taken 4 to
St LIKES Hospital in a pregrariou' cohdlj;
ton and will probably die. He is OF e9od
family and is an off er IN tho Italian army, having
the rank Of LIEUT. uant in the 3D. Savoy cavalry
He has been in TIL, country for several months,
travelling COR pleasure, and while soJolIh.Hs
in this city has been staying al the
Windsor Hoiye lie has always Seemed
to have plenty of money. He made the acqudlht-
aucc Of many OF the guests, becoming NcIg
intimate with them. lie was frequently
asked ont to dine, and. II is sad iieeil
desperately in love with wc!l-known lady' ms
advances evidently were not well received as loi d
number Of days lie has been very Respondent
Yesterday he was especially mean
choly and his sad air made his lUehG'
uneasy. They watched him closely
and several times in the early evening preycnlci
his committing suicide. About Il o'clock he sllppcI
out of the hotel and was next heard
of when picked uD with the two
bullets in his body in front Of No. West tlity-
seventh.st The building IS an elegant
residence occupied by family named
Ayres The wounded MAJ had IN his poe iets three
letters. One was addressed to NJ G.. lasSali,
Editor Of The Ect0- Haitian, another vas
addressed to the commanding oncel
OF his regiment at Verona Italy. and the thru was
labelled " This is my WILL lie VIII die. N0thins
cou be learned lat night Of how he was shot, Oh
as to the young lady involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
TAKEN from THE GCARDS and nNcHED.
SHREVEPORT, La, May I'D. c. Hutch

SHREVEPORT La, May I'D. c. Hutch
ms who murdered william II. Lyon al
the ferry landing in Bossicr Parish oppo-
site here last Tuesday night, wAo being
conveyed - Bellevue jail this morning taken from
the guards by q crowd OF - or 100 men and hanged ~
the woods As soon a. Ilutchns saw the masked men
coming he pulled hugo Girkkulle from his pocket and
stabbed himself three times near thr heart After hang
ing hin The following plaCards were plnuri 10 the
body: There point Wucru fOrhcaranCC ceases to be
a virtue titiZcus.' "IettermduS tbpth OF
YOU return If YOU do you Will
follow tins desperate and thief" The
two FettcInaus keep stores the oppo,tc
side OF the uyrT ami are IN some way mHsd
up with lfltchns and the murder 1hou.ands
people to-day visited the place where the hanging
CURED At a lIte hour this evening the body still
hanging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
GEORGE WASHINGTON WARREN.

BO>TON, Nav l3.-(rcOlgc " ashlngtOn ar
rCn uled THIS mOruiug age seventy. lie was son Ol
Deacon Israel Warren prominent and Influential citi-
zen Of CAnrlcstowa ard relative OF General Joseph
Warren. He was q cl1s~Inac OF Charles sumner. AID
was graduated from Harvard I'm 1890 Subsequently ne
took up the practice of law and for quarter OF CEN
fury prior to his death Judge Of the Municipal
tort Clarrstown District lie served IN boil branches
Of the LEGISLATURE was the candidate of the Brrchrn
rdg Marty for Attorney General. the fir Mayor ol
CEar.cstowu before anne cation. and served iuur
terms from lslI 20 l-9J, president OF ia" Bunk
i'm Monument Soc'r'y, o. which bee wrote history Tie
was president Of the Am Colonization Society, ami
vas w,.kuOwn in historical organizations OF tie coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
FASHION NOTES.

Clusters of three jet beads strung together like q
three loaycd clover mako pretty finish to the edges OF
the basque neck and sleeves Of the black SIX or geh-
dresses. Dull Jet beads used In the same way
Oh black nuns yelling dresas Tor ladies Ia mourning
New Yachting costumes are OF dark green flannel with
fcru Kid for the vest and collar. Terra Gotta serge
lrc-s have white sal. = -car, with GIT anchors. -
nayybue serge dresses have many rows OF WHITE ornd
with white anchors the collar whch Is deep enough "
serve A. "a cape.
ArmEre silks that were formerly worn only by Ola
ladies are fashion youthful costumes, especially Tor
black dresses. They small crape-llke figure ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
Report OF the Emiueut Chemist DIR. H. A. lIOit,
Porous Pinsters
no. 81 BROADWAY, ROOM IS, /
NEWBORN, May 7, 1888.

no. 81 BRO ADwAY, ROOM 50,
NEw-lOKK, May :, 1888.
TIE POROUS PLAs1Es COMPANY
Gentlemen the honor 10 submit the following res
port as a result my investigation OF Tie comparative merit
AcocA Porous Pla,crand plaster whlclha recent
Is been advertised supcrorD Acocks 1t Is true that
tits advertised plaster contains ingredient, foreign TO tho
Acocks Porous Plaster subt Tor the essential con-
suuens which experience las shown to DE necessary Tor
perfect pas.er
Whatever may De me, Of the ingredients used IN th'
advertised plaster certain tley not properly pupor
TONED a. to acton this plaster delicate skin + TOD
severe frequently producing Oers aud TOO active imitation.
ILayc hal occasion the Ac0Dks Porous Pastcrdnt
the advertised plaster referred To, anllts ny opinion iiAs
the ALcocks Porous Plaster ay e3r ia its action 40 tho
latter ami chemical and physc standpoint - all that
could De desired Respectfully,
HENKY 4 MOTT JR. Phi D.. l. G. :, &c.
Professor OF chemistry IN the York Medical College mi
Hospital for Women Member OF the American. Berlin,
aud PALS chemical society Fellow Of tie Chemical >o'!.
London Member o; tie society Of Public Analysis,
&c. &c.
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Post OMce Noiica.
m ma, fox the Woes cnn. May 10 Will cio,s at th,

cul-ls ~ a. ms
ONCE ~ I0.OWs
Ytt.r,N-Atl a. m for the West Indies via II Thomas
Z, Ee.iuSe.Fil Newport News.
80. M for Europe. per AltskI Queenstown: &C
Iu M Tor the MludNard Islands. per thpnr,ues at
or H3yti. talthsBcnt. santa Ma Ina, 6ttYtoNn
and Im0u. pen AthUs, II D. iOi cape Haytl ~.
pJr.rs1 4ul IufEs Island, IS Geo. ". lyir %
$50 p for Honduras ana Liaa ton. per -. CITY ot
WFDNi DAY-At lO3 Nd. FOR Ireland per - ~cytha Va
Queenstown cttcs for Great H.ln AMI OtAc! Europe "A
countries must De directed per -CYihia 40 I'D a H. Tor
France direct pcI tauAt. VA HdYlC; a. o a. ul Of
Europe. 81 r Ene VIA southampton ali Bremen lot
tel, Ireland France mast be directed PEI Ebr :
At - M tor the Netherlands Direct per ,sN ~ =, h'rh
via Rotterdam.
TUUR~pAY-At 10 for Europe Yer city OF Chester
via Queenstown uctters fOr Germany and France mus, %
directed per CITY % tht,tc. 40 II 4 IA Tor ilioOe
rer - Westphalil Plymouth. Cheibourg ana Ham
burg, al 80 Tor Bermuda per -. JtlnOeoi AZ aO
. FOR cuba and Mexico. per -. CITY OF Washington
Havana; al p III. Tor IOuudand, per - AnaiH
FRIDAY-AtgAm. for Newfoundland and - pierre.Nque
Iou. VIA Halifax at p L. Tor Porto INco direct per -
sATUKT AY-At II a for Germany, &C, per - Donau
VIA southampton and Bremen etter- for Great 5Ilan
and other European countries must be dFectcd PCT
Douau"l l. IN. for Scotland direct per - ttAOpl.
Via Glasgow; Il III. Tor Europe, per - C"tlc VA
Queenstown leteIs for scotland must be directed p'r
Coluc' At p. N. tor the Wniwlri Islands per D;
EIeja at l:5o m. Tor bermuda, per IS OA.lA az ~
D. cuba and Porto Rico per IS NaIatOgt wa ~
p Tor Be. gum direct pcs - Nedei ldnd va
Mails Tor China aaa Japan per cry Of Toxic VIA san
trallA New Zealand, Sandwich and tJl l7dhis ps -
Cy OF NeWl ok, VIA san Francisco osr ~ N'A -"
at g. ID. HENRY o. PEAksON, PoS'ni@s'oi'
rhe schedule OF closing transpciac mails arransed9a
the prcsunptlonO VI thor uninterrupted oVoS "A
francsco day OF saux VI stsAeI' afe J'P~N.ss
Ikcues tina sAne aAJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

made up IN conjunction with the real China Grape
not the de chine which manufactured In Paris
wide armure ounco scaloped each edge is all that
Is visible the skirt The overdress OF Canton
Is Vatican pelisse with Barcelona lace and Jet trim
ming. The bonnet is OF Jet and lace with q white
aCree the parasOl is black with white lining and the
Suede gloves are Ecruor slate blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
DESTRUCTIVE SroEu ~ MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY, May 13.-A destructive tornado
swept the southern part o tie city this evening
uurooGug ard demoli-hins buildings FOR a distance
miles. the tack Of the storm ranging from half
block blocks In width. number Of persons were
injured, and fatalities nlo reported but
TIE los- OF lfc IA probably not
great might be expected I'm view Of me extent Of
the destruction Of property Nothing dctuite can be
gwen bIt lt .o-- Of property is estimated a. hundreds
N fLnns 1rhs u lnllnrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
KU-KLUX ARRESTED IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON Tex, May ia dispatch from
Honey Grove to The Ne,cs says: United sta'cs mar
shall arrived afternoon with eight alleged Kill
Klux who are charged with breaking up negro meet
ing IN Delta County several weeks ago. when there was
shooting both sides"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
UARY.
CHARLES Il. CANFlELD.

CHATHAM n. Y, May 13.-Charles b. Can
field, formerly cdtoa and publisher of The Chatham
Courier died at his home in this village about noon To-
day age forty Mr. Garfield came to tns town rom
Connecticut in 1,jl In 1852 he enlisted in the SIN
independent Company New York sharp shooters mt
soon after got hS discharge In 1866 lac bought i"e
Courier which BE continued 20 publish until lSf0 "hch
lie sold II. lie leaves widow and one cAlld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
VINO OWNS THE OgERCO1TSY

Captain Mcdonnell and Detective Moran
stopped a wagon which beng rapidly driven
through Prncest last evening upon which they found
fourteen overcoats Joseph Weinness who represented
himself a tailor had charge Of the cOats.
He said lie was taking them from a
buttonhoe factory down town to his place OF
business Up town Daniel Murray, the driver Of the
team also questioned ana as tho stOres al the two
lien did not agree hey were arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

many bottles Of wine, and was able to owe
1t him. 81 won't pay him cent" said
he "for your sakes my brothers and ssters."
Mr. Allen wound up the exercises with an address
which would have served as basis FOR any compiler OF
o dictionary OF New York slang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
GEISZINGER SINGS IN ENGIrsa

Madame Geistinger sang in English last NIGHT
Tue mana iheatTe Tor the first time America rem
oering Aimees song. Pretty 40 Picture in ,, ao,
winch charmed the audience She win rene.t -,
sab for Europe. "S she WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
OFFICE OF ]. p. BATTERsHALL, Pr. D., }
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMrsr,

MeSSs. SeGtury q johnson.
GENTLEMEN: AT your request | have Care-
fully examined samples of Bensons Capcine Plasters
and Acocks Porous Pasers for the purpose Of deter
mining which contains the amount OF essential
medicinal ingredients, valuable in remedy used for ex-
ternal application.
Equal quantities OF each kind OF plaster taken for
analysis, and the methods OF examination employed
identical. As the result OF my examination hnd
that Benscns Capcne Plaster contains active medicinal
constituents not present IN AcOcks plaSters. In my
opinion BensOps Psers should therefore DO preferred
all cases where plasters Indicated Yours respect
fully, }. L. BATTERshtLL Pr d.,
Analy teal and Consulting Chemist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

NEw-YoRK, April y, 1881
NesS,s SRABURY & JOHNSON.
GENTLEMEN AT your request have OBJ
tanned in open market samples OF Benson's Capcino
Porous Pasers and AllcOck5 Porous Paster and haye
submitted them TO chemical analysis determine their
comparative merits as external remedies
find in Bensons Capcine Pasters valuable medicinal
ingredients which do not exist Allcocks Porous Pas
my opinion they superior 10 those of
Acocks Yours respy,
f. OGDEN DOREHUs. VI D.. LII D.,
Professor of Chemistry aud Physics in the College Of tho
city OF New-York. and Professor Of Chemistry aud
1oxicology In Bellevue Hospital Medical College. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

TRIBUNE office. MAY Ill .. m.-Thc movement in
the barometer yesterday downward until evening,
when tie mercury began 70 rise. clear and fair weather
prevailed The temperature ranged between 4e' and
Cjo the average 55ls being Gi4' higher than on tie
last year id 9l5 o,r than on Thus
day
clear weather. With slight changes I'm temperature
followed bs Increasing coudlLc-- aud chance, 90 .It
RAIN may Dc expected to-day 300 tA, city and vicinity