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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
oRIMESAYD oASUALTlEs-BY1ELEGRAPH

A STEAMER BREAKs HER SHAFT.
BOsTON, April 1.-THE British steamer SCOTIA,
from Gibraltar broke hsr shaft week ago aud came into
port uadeI sail
ARSON TO CONCEAL ROBBERY.
FRASxLIN Ohio April l7.BTadys iewelIy store ore
then set on drs The fire caused small loss.
BROTHER KILLED BY BROTHER. -,
CINCINNATI April 17.-Advces from PoolesvIlle,
Instantly Killed A III; brother Richard with an
"A' STEALING FROM A RELIEF FUND.
.BosIoX, April lin the Superior Court TINS this
Of embezziing funds from the Boston Ponce heei A''oo
nOn' A DrssoNEsT PosTMAsTER
YINToS. Iowa. April 17.-E X. Wilkinson, posi-:
Gnson was Sppolnod in June 1870 BY President Hayes
FALL OF WALLS IN ROCHESTER,
ROCHESTER,, April 17-Thirty feet of tho north
wall Of the alang fell az midnight 'n "a 0 q
gave way the north part Of the city yesterday
Ai'e'H0OH SUICIDE OF PRIEST.
ST.. PAUL, April 1.-THE Rev. John Schenck,
Catholic priest az Long Prairie was found dead Va ms
A TEACHER BEATEN BY PUPIL
school teacher Martins Ferry shile attempting % punish
yerely that she Is Thought to DO fatally injured
A WIFE SHOT FOR A BURGLAR.
MONTGOMERY Ala. April 17.-Willlam Dorsey
the LOOKOUT tor burglars and lat night put
a an asa The bali striking She diod in
ATTEMPr OF PRISONERS TO ESCAPE.
PHILADEIPHIA, April 17.-While Sheriff Erster. on
carse Penn with several deputies was s
upon their aud knocked the sheIn 90
Alter desperate fight the capvcs were safely lodged al 'n'
pelitentiay.
ARRESTED FOR COMPLETELY IN A BANK ROBBERY
LEBANON. Penn April l7Phiiip shindeI' sO Od
WAS brought here yesterday suspicion that ne
aP.s sg%sses q the ssso q 5s,SSs GI %
knows nothing about the robbery.
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REPORTED oUTR4GE BY FENIANS.

LONDON, April 1s.-The Daily Telegraph publisher
n extraordinary affidavit of clerk in the postal
telegrnphs. He says that men whom he
supposed 10 be Fenians aecosted him and
bandaged his eyes in a court near the Broad
Street Railway Station. London. and compelled him
under threats of his life TO answer questions
as to the siturton of the engines aud the number
and duties Of persons employed 10 the Central
telegraph offices. He was afterward conveyed
TO Kingston and questioned by six men,
some of whom were Americans. The
clerk has brother living in America.
He saws he does not know how
the Fenians learned bis name.
which was the first excuse they gave for addressing
"'"' F5r ontr Forttsa Ssrs See HrH rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
DIED.

BIRD Suddenly at Milton. Rye April IA. 1888, osearN
4 the Church.
No $aS ana are vitod @ ssisud , :.
in attendance at the depot atRye.
coLEson SUNDAY April ~ lsss at his residence Glen
on weansgsds SIf i Iss 0s1 @
81 I s M "a ons ii % At
Relatives and friends invited to attend without further
cRoMwELL-on first day, fourth MONTH 18th. John crOm
well n the soth year Of his age orn,u ~
\. Y fourth day, Isth inst; a. O'clock v,.s
RR., leaving at 0 q.
HUNTER-on Sunday, April Is. Maria Miller Hunter aged
Relatives and friends respectfully invited % aspi the
ter No 5is West i4rhst, wednesday isth nst' at 10
Interment at woodawn
UAMs-Aprl lU Adele Ethel infant daughter OF John Tabb
and Phe6s Adele Iiams
Baltimore. Nd papers please copy.
6p X lsss sn q hsssa
Funeral On THURSDAY at 10 O'clock m, from No West
1t is kindly requested that towers be sent
LAMBERT suddenly, Of diphtheria Tuesday April u.
youngest child Of d. EDWARD W. and Martha W. Lambert
Funeral private.
LUsK-on Friday, April 49, 1884, at coxsacke N Y, Rev.
LINK 70 the ION year q his age Anr
In SsrSSa Z at & kinaorhOok. ".
p me mn S: 5 ss.
OF her aee.
Noi.co Of funeral hereafter.
PARKER-On sunday 18th inst William A. Parker, OF the
late Brooks Co.. OF tins city aged oS years
Funeral from Tmothy's Church. 5Ithsf between otn
and 9th ayes Wednesday, 18th IL O'Clock a. m
1t IA kindly requested that no flowers be sent. 80
Members M0ntauk Lodge No. Zo6, r. ana AZ M are To
spectfully invited 70 attend.
PERINE-on Tuesday. April IL 1885, Joseph per.nc aged
"a years. - .,,.,
Funeral place Thursday 23o at his late resi-
dence. No 81 Madison ave. Plsinfeid, ". j.
Train leaves foot Of Libertyst l3Op.m
soUrrER-In this city. Tuesday April IL James sout-
o. and the late James Soutter, IN tho
35th OF his
Relatives the family and OF bis
Mr. James NJ BrowD attencthe funeral from
ths Church OF the Ascension shave aud lothst, Thars
day April 10. ut 1880 O'clock a m
II 3 requested that flowers be sent
wELLS-At Catskill April IT, Abb l. Wells widow Of the
late Samuel W. Wells OF Yonkers, aged 10 years.
residence OF Ethan Fagg fonEers
Thursday 18th inst, at 3ocock y. m.
Yonkers depot the arrival OF the
O'Clock rain from New-York.
IDS OF family invited 10 attend.
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THE CASE OF CAPTAIN WALKER.

10 INC EuttOF OF INC
SIR: Yesterday | sent you the following
telegram: ALLOW mo to say In your columns that
never borrowed money Of any one that failed or re-
fused to return" The for this abrupt request was
that in The Army and Nary Journal OF recent issue there
appeared item relating to purpoting to be taken
from THE TRIBUSs's Washington correspondence.
have copy hence give the exact wording but
1t stated that cOurtmarial had been ordered by the
President to try for borrowing money Of enlisted
men and falling refusing repay the same.
1t is true, and pity It's that the President has seen ut
to order me to DO tried, but not informed upon
what charges other than the notice credited to your
Washington correspondent 1t would not be becoming
to my trial before knowing what the precise charges
are, but IL is proper for me to seud such
a telegram as stated. aud to add that / believe
Ii the charges against me are base fabricatons OF
my malignant enemies who have for years been perse
cutting OF more recent ones who are toe coward
70 attempt 10 assassiDate me- but have stabbed
my reputation in tue dark and my S caafsc,
shall be made TO wfther in the broad Gay
Ignt Of far investigation. Because was illegally
sane In 1876, all my enemies think i am poweriesa
TO redress any wounds they may please
to Inhct, but IL there Is any , fan
the day is coming when win be set right and that
trust within the year. all may see how fouy nave
been wrOnged and award TO my enemies and sanderers
and Prosecutors OF high and low degree the scorn Oh the
true-hearted American people.
Ny TRIAL is set for the 23d OF April, 1888 and trust
you Will obtain correct reports OF IL from day 70 day
l am, sir, very respectfully,
j. p. WALKER, Captain Sd United states Cavalry.
Fort Apache AriE., March 81, 1888.
keep cool, Captain. That is always good coun-
sell for a soldier and il seems especially fitting to
your present case.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
THE TRIBUNEn AS A SPELLING BOOK.


To he Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Our village spelling school, held here
last evening, was conducted novel plan. Instead
OF either writing long list Of words, which furnishes
but slight to those present who do not WRITE
or wrestling from Test Spelling Book" with words
rarely seen outside its oovers sent fortnight ago,
for 100 copies OF The WEEKLY TRIBUNE already extern
syely taken here These papers were placed on sale at
In the village bookstore and the rule published
that only words from that paper excluding proper names
and advertisements would be given out at the next spell
ing school, Surely before In O single week had so
much standard reading been conned carefully and
completely by so many families of the village Never
an idea passing the world Never before
had convincing evidence Of the accurate type
setting and proof-readlng Of O standard newspaper,
since from all this scanning OF its pages ana continuous
appeal to the Unabridged" only msspelled words
were discovered. And never before have some OF our
Young writers been ready admit that the OF
big words or words ia not the path 70 literary
since such words were not 10 De found In our
text book.
only twenty spoilers competed last evening" and only
trial OF word by any speer was allowed. In ac-
corance with PLAN also, the audience were busy
looking THE TRIBUNE aud proposing hard words TO
the spoilers Yet hour and half OF time was requr'
cd spell down all the twenty. To spelling school,
Ive cents admtance was charged From the procecus,
after paying O very handsome copy OF winters
Poems IA u prize for the champion, several dollars
remained for the benefit OF our high school library
We commend "1HE TRIBUNE Spelling School 20 other
villages churches or neIghborhoocs.
Gorham, ". H., April 3, 1883 JHEo. e. JEROME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyaoDss for NE pat fseafy,rour hourE

Synopsis for NE psH freHfylom hoHrE
WASHINGTON, April 1871 n. ma disturb
ance slight energy developing In the Lower Missouri
Valley and tho storm which central Cape Hat
teras yesterday morning has moved eastward followed
BY severe gales the Middle Atlantic and North Caro-
lima coast Fair weather prevails Tonight In all districts
with warmer nOrihery winds In the South Atlantic and
East Gulf States and warmer southerly windsin New:
England, the Ohio and Lower Missouri valleys and
eouthwest Sorthory 20 oastery winds prevail In Min
nesota, with cooler fair weather.
Indications for i0-fIg
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly warmer fair
weather light winds, mostly from east To SOUTH gen.
orally higher barometer. :.
Far New. England fair weather, light winds. tllght
In temperature, stationary or higher barometer
For the Lake region, partly cloudy weather followed
nv local rain. IN PORTIONS northeast TO southeast
Winds stationary slight rise In emperyt uTe Hsng
followed BY falling barometer In east portion, falling
baromeie r near Lake Michigan.
For the Upper Missl-.ippi and Missouri valleys, In
creasIng cloi6noss and local rains variable Winds TAU.
ing followed by rising barometer In southern portions
stationary or lower temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
MILES KAvANAGH IN AMERICA.

To the Editor or rae IrtoUHe'
SIR: The driver Of the car that held the
assassins in PhGnix Park was named Miles Kavanagh.
In 1850 young rishman with that unusual name then
about twenty-five years Old worked for me as dcher
and most peculiar fellow he He had brother
With him, also IN my employment, named Watt. My
books show that they worked 1--we months Miles in
1851 or 1852 drove fee cart in Richmond Va. and
then returned TO Ireland Watt having gone before him.
I yond like to know II the car-driver and my dtoher
are one and the same IL ia apparently matter or
trinug Import but Il pertains perhaps TO great crme
aud may be worth the inquiry OF your Dublin CORE
RpOndent The man was so peculiar that an curious 10
know more. Very respectfully, join r. bhLoa'
Milford Depot, sCdroiina County Va, April IL, 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM A. PARKER.

William A. Parker, retired merchant, and
for many wears prominently identified with tho hop
trade Of the Atlantic coast connected with the
firm of Parker Brooks Co., died Sunday at his home
nj No. SO West Thirty.thlrdst His doath was caused
nv asthma from which he had been sufferer for more
than fourteen years lie was born In this city In 1870
his father being the late Allen Parker He was also y
brother of the late Ephraim H. Jenny formerly OF
THE TRIBUNE In the gold fever" or lS4D ne accumu-
lated considerable wealth In California. His INTEGRITY
geniaty aud affectionate disposition endeared MIN 70
funeral will take place at 81. Tmothys Church OF IL
MI o-laV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
ENGAGEMENTS OF NILSSON AND PATTI.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.I

PHILADELpHIA, April 27.-Madame Albani
and her husband Ernest eye, left the city to-day for
New-York Trey sail tomorrow in the oaina
for Europa Mt Gye said to-day in the course OF con
veraton that he had signed aud sealed contract with
Madame Nilsson. and that he should serve an injunction
on her II abe attempted to sing any
where else for the next twelve months
II the law is the law" he remarked with determination
"Nilsson mast wait another year 10 sing with Abbey
signor Fsaaehi says that Madame Patti fs ready 20
sign with plespn, and that arrangement Is salts
factory 10 a parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

end grew rapidly II was svsn out that hs NJ
dying Of cousumyttoa. end .pe wa par4epsd shss(
time ago on the ground that be 6ou6 not rSSos0e ~
application was nade for his admission 70 the Carnsy
Hospital In this city, Roman Catholic institution n
Lady Superior ct first refused Dolans friends pesssts9
and placed his case In very pitiful light and finally
.ck man taken from his bed to make room for the
surprised by request from Doan that he be permitted
to leave the institution. He wanted to 90 to NewYork
well enough to co. and after being 10 the hospital
less than week. the convict started for New-Yofk
with S166 In his pocket, bound for good time" be
wrote TO friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

TRIBUNE OFFICE April 49, a. m-The changesin
the barometer yesterday slight Cloudy and rainy
weather prevailed Z Of an inch of rain falling. The
temperature ranged between 47o aud G1o the average
527so being 37o lower than the corresponding day
last year and 47so higher than on Monday.
Clear fair weather, with slight changes ~ tempera-
and chances OF rain be expected to-day IN TINS
city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE War Depart
ment s informed that Major James W. Cuyler Corps OF
Engineers United states Army, died suddenly yestor'
day at Morriat0wn, N. j.
AUBURN, N. Y, April 17.-Charles e. Cectes, the Re-
corder OF Auburn, died yesterday.
g. L. Bradley president Of the Oldest bank OF All
burn. died this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
VETERANS PREPARING FOR MEMORIAL
DAY

The Tenth New-York Veteran Association
(Nationsl zouayes) met at schillings Hail, No. se4
bxth-ave last evening to make srrangemsuts for the
observance of Memorial Day. Eighty members have
Expressed their desre to parade On that OCCASION and
procession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
SIR PHILIP ROSE DEAD.

LONDON, April 17.-Sir Philip Rose. formerly an
intimate friend of Lord Beaconsfeid and tho legal
adviser OF the Tory party, Is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
A DYING ooNVIo7vs RAPID RECOVERY.

BosToN, April 17.--When Governor Butler
removed Warden Earle from the state prison enc of tho
principal charges against aim was that Of extreme cru
city to James Doan. The follow pretended to DO sok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
BOOTH IN VIENNA.

VIENNA, April 17.-Edwin Booth endeu HIS
engagement here to night. His acting was iouUs ~
plaude0 and at the close Of the performance no
scented with wreaths the Stars and STRIPES ""u INV
colors OF the city Of Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

A stubborn cough that will not yield to or
binary remedies may be thoroughly cured by Dr. Jaynss
Expectorant. efcacious medicine in bronchial and
pulmonary disorders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
SENATOR MITCHELL AND THE TARIFF.

To ne Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Many of Senator Mitchells friends who
have implicit confidence In his Integrity as statesman
were greatly surprised upon hearing thar he the only
Republican in the Senate who did SOL opposed the iaf
hill believing "a they that moderate protective tarn
"a highly beneficial to the best interest OF the American
neople They are auxiousy waiting 10 hear from the
Senator or some his friends his reasons for opposing
sad bill representing as he dOes enc Oh the greatest
Industrial state5 Of the Union. ID.
cherry Flats, Penn. April z, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

y = - 3 F<rf y<c<5>se<'
and pass judgment IN the Infringement q tie funds and
for the poor entirely gratuitousy and Tor tho public
benefit; 20 that to grant this relief to tho depostors ia
in no way going to benefit corporations The benefit
will inure exclusively to the deposors One person In
every four and half Of the whole populations tho state
deposition IN savings bank. and to be benefited
citizen would be benefited by the law, men. women and
every deRosOr have rss
OF the population win also elevate the
The total amount Of deposits in the various savings
snks or tnls state January l, 1885, SA12147,213
G acs which rejects credit upon the aborns classes Of
port police departments and asyluins and hospitals
wpu So ps very much Larger than 4 Is These deposits
banks cannot by law allow interest to any one person on
greater sum than $1,000, and 50 they cannot be
avslled OF by the rich And when poor man, by life
OF rTugaty and Industry has succeeded in getting his
to withdraw the funds for the purpose OF purchasing
htte home for his family.
table that the rate OF interest allowed by savings banks
to their depositors will still further diminish. and
another one half per cent The law II left ss At present
would in time make this 3ia ger cent g. 2is and then
the Fer
two dollars average price Of one days toll and
the e wSua tn the
year. loss which would work the laying OF more than
people OF State The passage OF the proposed law
will prevent such catastrophe.
III OF more consequence 10 tno poor tnat tncn
earned savings should be preserved to them
annually In the safest and strongest kind OF security
than that they should be invested to get high
cate OF interest But together with safety there ought
TO be provided reasonable opportunities for their agents.
the savings banks To make good Investments thai VIII
pay at east as wen upon the average as IN ne
past The state Of things has greatly changed from
and the Law ought be corespondngy changed 10 meet
the new necessities OF the situation. g.
Hetc- York, April O, 1888.
There is no doubt that some change In the invest
ments permitted to Savings Banks is necessary
and the above presents considerations that deserve
the most careful attention of the Legslature.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

c. C. Shayne leaves to-day for an extensive
trip In the Northwest In the Of his fur business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

Mr.. Chas. G. EmmOns, assistant manager of,
Hotel wentworth" Newcastle, N H. is stopping at
ments with people who desire TO accommodations
for the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

McDoUGALL-HALL-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents. Wednesday. April by the Rev: Dr. MacAr
thur assisted by the Rev l. Bronner, John w. McDou
gall to Miss Ella. daughter OF Charles Hall
An notices Of marriages mast Be Endorsed wits full
uaMs and dddyess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram variations IN this by enth
onehes lines gys d,slon Of time & the Hh9u
OSCILLATIONS
b. broksa dotted ae
Indicated Thermometer had
BFostrey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
MARRIED

Premature loss of the may DO entirely prevented By
the use OF BURsErT's COCAINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

Post Once N0ttca
Foreign mails for ending April 81 will close al ths
Office las foilowsi
wEDN ESDAY-At 10 for Venezuela and Curacao pei
A Caracas; 1T IL for France direct per 50 Fraaee
via Uayre az IL ireland. ssGaliavia Quee9s
town ctterr for Great Britain other European com
tries directed per Gallia'l AZ IA "a. ioi
Europe Elbe via Southampton aud Bremen letters
for ireland and France must be directed per t.iDc
Up. Tor the Netherlands direct per 50 r. Saana' v"
rHtjHsDAY-AtI IL q M for France Germany &c. per So
Weahd. via Plymouth cherbourg and Hamburg aiette.s
for Britain and OF European counes must "
directed "per Wieland, at IL IN. for EUROPE per IS
Baltic via Queenstown at 1850 m for bermuda per -
Orinoco at 1850 D. Truxio and Raatan per s. r.
FRIDAY-At 10 q IN. for Hayt. por S. Aiss ~ tOA "
for Aspinwa south Pacific. per IS CITY OF fnIa ~
D. M for the windward Isands. per - Mur1ei a. ~
D. M. for Newfoundland and 81 Pierre Miqueon VIA har
sAruRDAY1At 3 a IN Tor the windward islands per -
AMER Head at for Germany, &C. poi -
southampton and Bremen uettes for 1tsAs 80
and other European countries must % uueescu u
Neckar at 1870 for scotland direch pss 20 20.
choa via Glasgow at 1880 M foe nat og puBs And
belgium direct per ss Pennlsnd. via Antwefp ~
for jamaica per Belize. a. -. -,
Malls China Japan per S. Oceanic, VIA san iran
s ssS coss asrs oloss here lpr 20 M
Australia Newzesiand, Sandwich and fDi isian5S Y?
ga Austraa via san Francisco, close here April - AL
pm. HENRY q. pEAHsON, rostmastoss
Post O1noe, New.York, N. " April ID 1888
.Ths schedule Of closing Ct mails e
the prcsumpon Of tho,r Uninterrupted overland ans
san francisco Male from the East arriving On
Irnnciscs the day II ssiliag Of sesamsrs s''
thence thsfSne daE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
Special Notices.


Artistic Memorinls
THE NEW -ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. HartfordConu
Quarrfes and orkshops Westerly. RI
aud building WORK In Granite Drawings
and estimates without charge Correspondence So
rcted NJ Y. ONCE. 1921 way. q. w. CANFIELD. Aga
American Safe Deposit Co Building
Fifth. aud 42dst.
SPLENDID BACHELOR APARrMRNrs. go.
Apply TO CHAs MActAE, 533 oth.aye.
pr Hssbrouck makos n speciality OF tho panieu exrac
non OF toeth az LII SBroadwAyWalacks rhsaIre Bull
ing. corner S0th ST.
Hon, Schuyler Coifnx's
GRAFTON
ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
HIS LIFE AND CHARACTER.
April 10, 1888, al p. IN.
MADISON AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHCnCHs
l5th-st. General L. s. GRANT, Presiding.
Tickets Fifty Cents
HEADQUARTERS for good reliable painess Dentistry forty
Years practice prices reduced Good Rubber sets rom -
inward Fine aud Patina work Oh DIST terms Best
Tilling from 81 Extracting under gas, % cents
DIR. WAIT & SON. 40 East 23d-st near 4th-aye
Piles Permanently Eradicated 80,
weeks without knife uy3tucS or ctustc Ssat i,e
Circular tanning references DR. hoYr - Mst zt ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18

Retiring from Business.
+. KRUTINA
Offers his Large and Elegant sock Ok
FURNI u RE.
consisting OF Parlor, Bedroom. Diningroon SUITS In
Mahogany, Walnut Ebony Coco0oa Sc
Alta REDUCTION or IS TO 50 PER CENT
from manufacturer prices.
$40 BROADWAY AND
ssAND % EAST HoUsToN.sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
The Wentworth,

tna E,ftb ayenue Hotel where he will he pleased 10 shov
Mans cs Tho Wentworth and give full Information about
ooIn, prices lie will also Dc pleased 10 Cali upon AM
parties desiring Information.
The Great success Achieved -, ~, con.
- CsswEII. MASSEY & CO.'S ENUlSlOS OF CoD.
IIVER oft with PEP5IN and QUINlNE. has ninccd
msny the original LII Bwsy and 2Ls oay
h00 Carpets we have Just purchased AZ
ahonf one half value placed sale nom % ef
xaTd SHEPPARD KNAPP Co. Sixulsve and lStnse !.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27

IT SEEMS that the breeze of scan
dial last summer which charged that
Stanley Matthews was elected to the
supreme bench through the infiu-
ence and money Of certain railroad
magnates, is not to be permitted to
die natural death. A resolution
will soon be introduced in the House
of Representatives to investigate
the charges. 1t was the National
Republican, the Washington organ
of the administration, that made
the accu alton, and it will now have
an opportunity to tell what it knows.
The Republican ought to know the
facts if there were corruption in
the case, for it enjoys the confidence
Of the party, and hell its secrets in
the campaign of 1850.