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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04
THE MONTANA DELEGATION.

HELENA. Montana, May "A dispatch to The
Iadepende1t from Bozeman reports spirited contest IN
the Republican Territorial Conve n;i0n Governor
Crosby led the Arthur party and Coone sanders the
Elaine faction. Neither had majority OF The convention
the balance the power being held by the Edmunds men,
The convention met at yesterday but unable to
effect an organization until II D. The Einunds men
secured Craftsmanship by uniting With the Blaine me
Ten candidates named for delegates 70 the National
Convention, from whom Two were 10 he selected An IN
formal voI, Arthur % scattering 80. The Elaine
and Elmunds men united ths morning ana divided tht
CATION to the Chicago COnven on the friends Of each
candidate thus securing delegate. The TWO chosen
were Colonel Wilbur T. Sanders, OF Helena, and Lee Man
O HnTfc.
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DIED.
BAKER-On Friday May 3 Henry o. Baker, in his ssh
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend the
funeral Monday Nay D. Al O'Clock p M RON MS o
residence - West 5Stil-st.
BRADFORD-on Friday. May . Nathaniel C. Bradford IN
sOth year his
NOuce of funeral hereafter
MISUNDERSTANDING On May L william g. Dunton. OF the
firm IF Buklev. DuntOn & Co., agel % ers. 80
will take place AZ MS ate iesdtnc9 eA'
Midison-ave. at 230p N. On sunday, 4tE INST
lnterment AZ Troy, y I.
FDgEPTON-At LIVERPOOL. En- gland Nay l, 1884. James
Cossan EdgortOn. " Mrs. Minnie +. E.SriU9l, anu
nephew James T. Gleason IN the ith year or lis axe
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LAWRENCE-On Thursday, May loi pneumonia, Alfred y
Lawrence, in tie list year ~ HIS age 800. ,,,.- -,.,
Friends are attend his funeral ~ - Marx Ourc
corner dave ard lOth-J sunday May g. Al O'CLOCK
II is requested that no flowers be sent
POST-suddenly a. Roxbury " Y, Wednesday April 30
sarah Seward wife Of Jefferson Post nth oethyeA Oh Her
Interment at ROxburY.
sMITH-At stamford Conn, May 3. Trumsn smith. IN his
N0tcs Of funeral services hereafter
TOSIPKINS-Ar Sfattelwlu y. " on Tlursiay evening.
solomon pGins. IN the fith ear p rs isr
Funera Monday. May from ". t. church, M@ttea"dl
Friends respectfully invited. go. ,--.- -.
Carriages BE- waiting arrival OF II O'Clock train RON
New-lOrk.
VAN NO-TRAND-On Friday evening May ., AZ the res.
denre Of her parents. Grcenvir " j, Mae, youngest
daughter OF Henry d ana Mary Van NOsir2nd.
Burial - Marks church. corner MONTGOMERY
ana Grove sts Jersey CITY Monday. Nay o. at l-3O
O'Clock.
II Is requested that flowers DE sent.
WHITt-Nfavl At No. 800 5th.ava, n ths city James
Lj0yd Wh!tr son NJ the LATE I'll White. 80
Funeral service the house, Monday morning 81 10
Friends ire asked not to send flowers.
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THE CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES.

Secretary Allerton, of the Independent Re
publicap Conference Committee. said yesterday that
since talking to a TRIBUNE reporter on the previous
day. he had appraised by Ethan Allen Doty of the
laters correspondence to meeting OF the New
York state delegates whose sympathes were with the
Independent movement. Mr.. DOty had received replies
from most Of the delegates favOrng such conference.
meeting of the independent Republican Conference
Committee been ed for Tuesday 10 consider
hs question: and also the matter Of resolutions concern
ing candidates Mr. DOty's idea Is 10 have banquet, IN
der direction OF the conference AT which other lie
umbicms the delegates be present May 10 wac
first suggested date. but in OF the short time
intervening after Tuesdays committee meeting Nav Il Is
favored and viii probably be the date OF the
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Among the people who sailed in the steam
ship Celtic Yesterday were Mr.. william Astor' Miss
Aston Henry h. Abbey. Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Iurnure
Miss Iumure. Archibald Andrews, Miss AhureWs' MISS
A. e.. andrews, Mizs May Anderson. Mrs. b. X Amy,
A. B. Brooke. T. II. Brady. v. 4. Brown, W l. Royce
Herbert 4. Blair !. T. Bacon. Mr.. Bacon. Colonel l.
Campbell. M and Mrs. A. VI. Carlisle Henry Clay, james
Craig j. Il. COpestO Mss Adeha Dwight miss hMly
Easton Miss Fannie Easton. ". J. Elliott Dr. !. II.
Fitzgerald. Harold Faber Mrs. Alexander Gc,ldrs Mrs
Julin Gceneaf Miss Ruin Green ear Mis- Jua Greene
Damon Grreneaf Mci hrIson Grant, I. IarI"r v. j.
HOLLAND. Mr.. and Mrs Hutchius, Mr.. and Ms, : g
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. HAYES, {. r v hau' MI
and Mrs. James Humphrey w. B. kennedy, Maurice
Kingsley, william Malone. wife 0i senator Alih"ne
Mis- T. Malone, Miss r.. Norris, NJ and drs Charles =
Morrill,, Miss Morrill,. Thomas Mcbride ". ". Prlcnar'
J. T. Pickering. Mits Pickering. Miss ~ Pickering. Yrs
Joan knDerts ieupnid adccker A. sirhel sir ana MS
Eugene 1bmpkm-, III. q Nrith, August We'll H. wood
ward. Miss Warburon, Mrs Mary r. Morflcy. a &
Nakeniar. tnc Eey. Il. 4. ulcRsJ ana Juidh hltr'
Among those who arrived by the Pacific mali steamer
Crescent city Lieutenant Marsh, L. =. NJ aaron
Werner Sic. Bergen and vile, and Captain and Mrs.
Douglas
Mr. GIEAYD rHE METhOPOLIT&N o ERA HOUSE.
CNCIyNArl, May 3.-John Layinc, manager
OF the Hsnschels. and the representative in America OF
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PREPARING FOR THE poo Snow.

Everything will be in readiness to- morrow
for the reception a the Madison square Garden OF the
lily dogs which entered for the dog show. and by
Tuesday morning when he exhibition VIII DE open 10 the
public every dog VIII be IN place The dogs have been
gathered from almost every State in the Union. Nova
scotia Canada Great Britain and Ireland. There arc
Entered lO5 champions and the value OF the whole mum
her has been estimated AZ $3.50 900. The Garden VIII De
Thoroughly ventilated and plenty Of fresh air viii be ad
uitted In the evenings the speeding and Jumping 81
The grey hounds aud exhibition OF probes 0na trick
dog Viii place.
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tsn's cabin. which assigned 10 the manager were
many baskets of flowers. which made tae AR
heavy with their perfume. Mr. Abbey was In
excellent spirits. and said that the neuralgia
which for the last month has caused him constant agony
has for the first time completely left him II expect
shall ne thoroughly recovered before reach Queens,
town." said he go straight London. where Snail
devote INV time to the management of Miss Anderson
coming season and the preparation of Romeo and Ju.
let shall wait 10 IL produced. and alter tRe hrs'
week return to New York TOR flying trip probably eav-
IL again end OF september and returning 10 Lon
don, where shall give all my energies 10 the hyceun
Theatre"
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IMPORTANT SAFE or PALNTIyGS.

George A. Leavitt & Co. will sell at auction
in Clinton Hall Aston place. on Thursday and Friday
evenings OF this week II. L. Dousman's collection Of
paintings which includes examples Of Ayorez. Bon
susreon Clays Constant COomons, COroI. DE MELVILLE.
Duvre Danbigny, Diaz. Inconi Isaby, Lelor, LaiOn.
Muilar Max VIacrazo. M0reOn Millct. POmarOn, Per-
roulf schreyer LOumOnche, Won Marck, NerDOleckho-
ven Vcg0s ZION, ZOmacois. and other noted palners
Tne collection Is row on free exhibition AT NJ. sl7 Broad
wy. There are hundred pictures which cost Mr.
IJOu.uiau over Sl25,OOO.
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CURE OF WEAK LUNGS.

WHITE PLAINS NRw YORK. (
April Is, 1884.
have used ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAsTEs my family since
1863 had attack u pneumonia from which
expected Ny lungs left in very
discarded advice Cod Liver Oil and
using Alcocks Porous Psstors, the
mend OF the late editor OF this them con-
stanty three months two the breast and two the back
The result was surprising at least ME pains my
lungs me- and feel like giant refreshed with new
wine since, then self and members of my family have
the pasers with beneficial resuts We have
great faith in them and think have right TO- The
proof Of the plaster 10 IN the relief II will effect
ERAsrUs r. SUTHERLAND.
Editor Of Eastern state Journal
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FOR HOUsE-CLEANTNG
There is nothing equal to James Pyle's Pearine.
see that you get genuine. =.
From the peplh. Of lhe sea.

NO. 30 East 18th ST. I
NEW YORK. April 20. 1884.
Ny business is that Of submarine diving often have 10
stay the depths Of the FOR hours time of course
get very cold and upon coming out Of the water
have been for days afflicted violent rheumatic pains in
the back and in the chest tried various remedies and Vari
pasfrrs received any permanent benefit and
absolute until used AcOcks Porous Pasters They
very quickly completely cured Now when beneath
surface AoOcks Piasisrs back pro-
and chest protectors and have used them
troubled with any in chest or back
They great 9Th and vgor when az work In my
business They superior AL other external remedies
and would not be without them for any consideration
ROBERr ). kUssRLfA
Any desiring call at the office Of William
z. Chairman. No % s0uth.st. NowYOrk.
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y4TJ0yAL GTARD NOTES.

p. b. Morse has been elected Lieutenant in
the lst Battery.
Orders have been issued by Colonel Porter. command
inc the I'D Regiment directing members to parade III
fun dress UNIFORM Wednesday for dress parade.
reccptiou Promenade concert ana dancing vii follow
George Hart has been elected Captain ana Harry A
Benike Lieutenant Of Company X.
Colonel Alfred G. Barnes has taken over the Coinhhhu
Oi the 13tl Regiment. All, -. A..
The second company 7th kegineht' VII ctl'Oi'N 's
twentv-elgt,th anniversary Tuesday evening"
Copa Mes A, and i. l2th Regiment VAL PI'ade iDr
skirrush drill Thursday.
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GENERAL WILLIAM PAINTER.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-General William
Painter vicepre.dent OF the Nev-Yoll. Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad Company, died at his home IN this
city TO day OF apOplexy.
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The HEATHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHISGToN. May 3.-For New-England,
slightly fair weather winds shifting 10 souherly.
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer fair weather,
southerly Winds. lower barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rains preceded by fair weather in the
portion southeast TO southwest winds lower
barometer. shght rise In temperature
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather, followed by
local rains on Sunday night, wind shifting to southery,
lower barometer slight rise In temperature
Tptpr-Nr ToCAT OpSEpvATTONa
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MARRIEN

JONTS-WALDO-Att the residence OF her father, Horace
waldo esq New Brighton staten Island on SaturiaT,
the Rev Dr. Johnson COTneia Waldo 10 Arthur
Mason Jones'.
TROTTER-ALLIBONE Eat the residence Of the brides
p NeWlin. in Pliiadrpiia, Neeles
daT April 80 by the samuel Clements y D. Lucie B..
daughter OF the late Thomas AlJOne, to Theodore v A.
IrOtLer.
Az notices Of mcrraJes must De iRf,rssd rih NIL
name and address.
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Mr. Gye of l. nd n IL In this city. lie said to-day
Getting the prospect OF Mr.. Gye managing the Metro
potan Opera House that negotiat ions were
Trogres ing aud that he expected 10 be able 20 have
statement 10 make by Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04

IS dnnOuNceu
Richard Henry Fitzroy Somerset Baron Raglan, was
born on May "a 1917 and succeeded 70 she baronety on
June 2s 1855. He married Lady GeoTgisna Lyon.
daughter Of Henry fourth Eal Bcauchamp, who died on
september 30 1860 five children surviving her. Baron
Ragans father for fOry-tOur years the constant
companion of Wellington AMI az the battle 81 Waterloo
nc lost his right arm On the Dukes death he raised
10 the peer.ICe and ma4e Master General Of Tie Ord
nance and he commanded the British forces il the
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4 cOvDUCroRs GOOD FORTUNE.

Conductor John Louder, of the Third Avenue
Elevated Railroad has fallen into good fortune The
other day wealthy died and left him real estate
worth S5 600 He WORKED two DAYS longer and quit the
road May 1. He "a thirty years old and has wife
anu child.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE.
DMg ESTIMATES or TIE STRENGTH or CANDI-
DATES.
WHAT AN TDMUNDs ORGAN SAYS.
~. ~. 49,. n.... 2

All the delegates 10 the convention have been
chosen with the exception NJ those from NewMeXco and
one district In North Carolina There are but two or
thTre contests IN Congress districts but there VIII
De two acts or for admission to the convention
from NirgniaOne the Rcafusiers, loi by senator Ma
hone, and one the StraightOut Republicans. Omittng
these from the calculation. information IA that the
convention. the early ballots will be divided IA fol-
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Infant remains win his grandparents and will be
takcn 10 their home ia Maine for tbs simmer.
The Russian Minister and family expect to spend the
sIinmer ut Bristol, Il. l.
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THE GRoLIER CLUBS EXHIBITION.

The exhibition of etchings at the new rooms
OF the Groer Club No. "a Madison was continued
yesterday. and attracted many visitors II has been
decided 10 continue the exhibition tomorrow and the
interested in etching invited 10 view the col
lection.
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pERIIOUs THING 10 SIT UP As A balNI
From me Trenton Gas,t'e
The EUeniRg Post, which Il Mr.. Edmllnds ar
DENT orzil made yiocni attack upon Mr blaine, but
tdeprecStes this mode OF warfare when u 80 erchFey
retaaled up1a Ii is perous hing 10 set up - jour
ualisIic SAINT
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G2ecl1L Nollces.

StGLlIL -NCLl[C5.
The Alexander Collection
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AT OUR ART GALLERIES. si5 and 81 BROADWAY
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE PAINTINGS
BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
REPREsENrATIvE WORKS OF CELEBRATED
MASTERS
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. MAY u and 3D.
AT 3 O'CLOCK.
T. sOMERvILLE AUCTIoNEER
BY oRTGIEs & co.
American Arr Galleries,
East 23dst. Madison square south)
BY SPECIAL REQUEST,
CONFIRMATION OF THE EXHIBITION OF THE
ART WORKS OF GEO. INNEss, n. A.
Including his famous pictures
NIAGARA FALLS.
MOUNT WASHINGTON,
VALLEY OF TIE SHADOW OF DEATH
and % other important works
GALLERIES OPEN FROM ga. .to6P.M.
Admission % cents season tickets. 81.
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Religious Notices.


aTsouIs' Church CAntaon Memorial 4stAst- vest y Oh
NEWTON viii preach in the morning
Aithe West Pre,bytsrisH Church, ~ 1stwssa ;th
vii preach sunday, Nay l;h. at Il A. a. AMI IA
p. n
At .hr laird raiyer.aI.. Church 2 * vet g 1,s
II N, las m. Installation Tuesday Nay o. 100 @-
Fourth Unitarian crqrsh ;' sfvSfP N,dl pa.
~, ~. n, II ncock a m subject Trne Wor-hia
TIE public are cordially invited 40 evening service sas
Az Soul-' Church 4thaye corner .oh .sunday seAea
at 3 - N sSInPn by ne "a, , GI NE v,
Church OF the Messiah Hth-.r; corner r.rs ave :,
ii. subject What Hath ne Wsa Man More than mo
Stephenson.
CALVARY Church corner 4tlaye snd As',st-Ho'y ,@-
munion az a d. 9f,'ss =. Re- . ~. sArrER
Church Of ~ tI,ry the vIrsiu-Low Celebration, NJ
Clildrens Celebration. H.. Mathis, TO- HisA Ceeor~
tion lO45 Ysspers, p II.
Church Of the Incarnation. Nadisonsve and 55tstThs
Rev. ARrHUR BROOKS, Rector Eaiiy Commansa Al ~ ~
Divine services At IL a M with Communion aud 'h-
drens service p. m.
Chqrch The om@Hae9932. =, fe@ 'pg i,ss
shave. Conducted BY e RAPHAEL
Calvary Church 4th-aye asi 2lstst service ant iioy
GGmngROR at u " seryiee az P p oeigd Ryea,n.
service at 7: IS. Rev. { W. DONALD will preach
Church of acly spirit Madison ,; eve cor se' :,
Morning At II sunday school at B. E'enns sea.
vice ats
,,srrh Of TIE Divine paesuit, 5t-ave. corner lsth-
The Rev CHARLES H. EATON; sior vii rrrach a. n
a. n e39 to p Tor cr i S, sssa'
Mormoaisrn, aumlnii ..raarsn."
n eAag wfL e Re io %ffEH b. Sa
a. M and p c IN sg one houi ''' aad
Dr Newman. Pastor Of TIE Mads,n Ayeule Consr "a.
nonaI oaaTSn VIII pTsA.h o. a. NJ ~, ~ A~H.y
Thursday Friday evenings he vii scturc ne Mo
Oh lrch fore Inc American Arci'9t, - ~ On ~, ~
ia. In
spcndii rictGr,s. Csirse tlckets 81
Di-cige- Chri. West 5eta. between s!t an sh aye.
Rev. b. B. TILEE.
r, apt.. Church PaEIaye 2r2,r y S.'t -rssaeS
D. president o Crozier Theological ~eininuy
re SssSersary Service Of u Mercy Wiz he he'd
IN st Andrews Churrn l2shst neIr FOURTH ave sunday
ihS PeT HENRY sHTrERLrE b. D. Rcetof d alviry
Church
ilars,onal A-socion No Il E3s' a. S.,cs 4,n
yersal WORK Wealth" seats free No evening
Isr.ns y Church E2s 1t5't P ss ra ass II
a. Slniaysohool l2'5 p m. sermon Who Gave he
Communicated"
Ragcrs PRESBYTERIAN Church. &atlsan-aye ami rsrny
sunday. an INST. az IA a M and '45 p. 40.
Rev Arthur aeae. lite II caurch o, the Accession
tis church West thst a al Ia se.s.css suAaay.
RE-. ncury ". >snarr-, Pastor Of ne Seiir.
af II a. sa i' and rs m sunday school $50
~ Igaai,as Caaroh West sotl-st-Rev ARtl1t
RIiCH T. Rector ofciatiay Aneus d ~ 's's
Choral Evcnsoas aud sermon By aesiog. $50. -
~ Jcbos Chanel Varickst-F Festival service n p m
zef f .s sS Jerusalem Gosn" Il ieuns
~ Georges csnrcs sayyesapi sGnsET;s seat. o.
Rev v ; RA INsFoRD rector sHaeAy- ,ss .
and Bble iastiaeton 'nhrmatloH At srsee BY A
:, ,I.rk t,uureh I'd ave ami I1thst.-lT IA. snd ga
&as g. ''''' W. - '-A-'' '''' '''''
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Cal TON

When purchasing ALLcOCEs POROUS PlsTEIs do not fail
to see that the stored trademark stamp each plaster
as none are genuine without it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04

Mr. Blaine goes before the convention with II cent
of the delegates four years he had little less than
- per cent eight years ago h had nearly the In
1880 his did materially in 1876 II rose
on the later ballots, and was 3J1 % short Of una
torty on the final ballot when Mr. Hayes wa nominated
This year he substantially where General Grant
stood In 1850 who had 40 cent OF the delegates wbo
stood by him only firmly. Mr.. Arthur will have ut the
start lass than 36 cont OF The delegates.
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Carriage okets at fhc desk near exit door
FTFNATkD RAILROAD rraugem MS nave bfen made
from south Ferry the Third and sixth ave hines Tor
trains VI Intervals Eve minutes Up 10 Tickets
be- had from the Battery Place Tor transfer
tickets the East side.
Programme for Tue sday. May g.
Members requested meet ~ tlc Old Exchange At
1880 an instead Of Il a.
For the in the New Exchange which will take
place T.
Inyl ed requested 20 at the BeaY erst door,
AMI members from Whtehailst
Holders Of tickets steamboat Excursion Will please be ai
Pier !, North River al 80 J. NJ. sharp.
u. A. LTNDLEY.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEE.
Artistic Memorials.
The NEW -FNGIAND GRAN IL WORKS. HARTFORD conn
Quarrcs and WORKSHOPS, westerly. x. l.
Fine mouumcnt4l and buldin2 Work Ia Granite Drdwhs'
amt estimates furnished without charge Correspondence
hcitsd s.. T. ONCE l.32I Bway G. ". CANt ELD, Al
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TRIBUNR OFFICE. May ii a. m.-The changes In the
barometer Yesterday slight Clear aud cloudy
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
81 and 652 the average 54j being Z7s7 lowor than
Friday.
Warmer clear or fair weather may be expected to-day
Nm TINS city and yicinilY.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
----~----~-----
HOURS Morning.

diagram shoss
Inc P-rpsudohr tines give divisions oftime for thr D hours
Preng uiaiya
we -suy during those rh dotted line
tail'ns Ia indicated h- saerno et ~ Had
Rat PlaE-Hscy
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dave You Had Yom Bath This Mernius,

Have You Had Yom Bath This MerniBg,
The COSMD SOAP
In every principal Turkish and Russian bath
The United -taIes ~ Is endorsed b. The esh1s
chemists being perfectly pure. sOfntng O. tn sAin
freshng IN the bath Try ans vOu " IT ~. other
Manufactured by J. : KIRK co. saesruom aud d'pOt
lN7 Rfalst. NeW-lork.
send l. cents In ST. ups Tor sample cake.
Carpef Cleaning Works.
W II HANKIN~ON. 50. Is EAST 27TU-sT
Established 56i. send for circular.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FROM Mr.. DoUsMAN.

Messrs GEO A LEAVIrr & CO. 81 Roadway.
NEw-YoUK lUth April $50
viii please le; the public understand thsi
the collection Of which you for sae viii 10
CHEST absolutely Years
rvspy Ii. L. DOC~MAN"
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5lT BROADWAY.

AMONG THE FAMOUS ARTISTS REPRESENTED ,Rg
ALVAREZ, HAGBORG. PALMAROLL.
AUBERT HErLBUTH. PERRAULL
BoUGCEREAU. IsABEY, RICHTER,
BACHEREAU, JOURDAS, RICO
CLAYs. KRAY. RO,>I
CONSTANT. LECOMrEDE. sCHREYFR.
COoMANs, NoUY. sCHENCE.
CORoT LELoIR. ToULMOUCHs
CHLEBOwsKI, LECONTE, VELvY
CHASE MULLER, VAN MARCKE
DAUBIGNY MAX VEPBOECKHp-
DE MELVILLE MADRAZO, VEN.
DUPRE. JULES NEsGRIGNY. vTLLEGAs.
DUPRE JULIEN, MILLEr WEBER.
DIAZ MEYER-VON- ZELM.
GIRARD. BREMEN. ZANACof@
AND OTHERS.
THE WHOLE TO b. SOLD BY AUCTION on
Thursday and Friday Evenings Next,
AND WITHOUT ANY RESERVE.
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NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
For the Reception Monday evening May D. guests are
requested at the Whitehall at entrance ana depart
from the stOne-t Ryers0n Brown viii have
ente control the ana only theirs Will be allowed
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Byv vhilnr-'s Busine~s Directory 1854. Jns pub
li-lcl AIMING tic of al business aud eassi
ao una Appropriate headings Invaluable 20 business
81 Nassau-st.
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OBIIU ARk.
BARON RAGLAN.
is announced

LONDOx, May 3.-The death of Baron Raglan
e announced.
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