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BENFDICT-RogTN soN-At the resilence OF tho br.des
mother. Peeksslll V Y, April - by the Rev
" Fisk, Anne Seymour Robinson " Ed9ard GreayIls
Benedict OF brooklyn y. Y.
HOE-SEAMAN-On Monday afternoon. April "a AZ St
AIMS Church - Ann'-ave, New York. bv the Rev ID
ward II Kettel Edward : Hoe. Of Tsrryt0vn v T., Aad
Alice daughter Of James J. seaman. Of Ner.YOrA.
RUNK-IFREMIAH- on Tuesday, April 20. a. the col
legiate D. Church. corner " 5ihaye and fsth., ~
the Re- kfW srd b. d. D.. ghter
F. Jeremiah. TO Charles A. Runk all ~ this city.
RALPH-POULMANOnM Monday. AprH -, at the Alec
street Presbytean Church ANenst, Grant ~ ths
Rev y W Conkng Martin Ralph % alssJane Anita. netts
POhlman.
ErsHon Tuesday. April %, at st Pauls Church
Chestnut HilL Philadelphia BY the Rev william III Nib-
bort D. d. - Chicago and The rector The Rev Antevs
Harris Latham Gallup Reed o. NsT.YOrk and MARY New
bold Welsh daughter Of the late John Welsh, lr u PHI
delphIs
REIMAN-CAHN-On Wednesday afternoon. AprI 80. a.
the residence Of the brides BY the Rev Or Guthe
James A Eeiman and Ida Calm daughter OF h II. Csha
YOUNG-FERGUSON-On Wednesday. April 30, at The
reside ce o. the brides parents New Roo.ele y "
the Rev George -aan % Rye y, y Maud dau ghtsT u
George Ferguson, esq, 70 charles Ii. Young.
All notices Of marriages must be ind)rssd ,eih fH
name and address
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hon George H q "a %
BANKs-At hi. rr,.aen.. White Plains Y. y on w,dn-.-
day morning WrEht Banks IN the "a car o. es tse
vices from tho Memorial NJ l. Church White Plans, .
IH h'iias a. So St.2aa ~ Mas.
HILYARp-A HI; residence. Ran cas- J. on Thrid.y
in the -lst year ~ his age
late residence, seyenh-day, 81 lnst- at clock
Carrf1ees Will be in WAITING al Burlington Psnnsylvaua
x. H.. arrival % clock tram from THIS city
HUNT)ON on Tuesday morning Apc.i - Charlie, Hun
Relatives and enr' are invited 70 attend ne lunerl ~
moraihg Nav a, II oSiock
Friends Will kindly omit flowers.
LOwERRE-on Wednesday. AprI 80. Leila Gertrude vfs
Funeral vii held NJ the Church q me Divine
y M M D'''' ''-' ''' '''-' '"'' ''''-'' my
NFtP~-N E'r,5oth Y r, w-in.s3ay. Ap-l a. l-5i.
eury Lamter Near. son Char'e, and Emma Mears.
Fear'a service raa1. At IL At residence I2s W., Jos.
Train leaves Liberty e. At o'clock.
Mars II ruesd4y porunI. Apu. - Eopl Marsh. u D..
Fuurr. rrVc,s non his late residence West I2ith,
lH.siaj ettan. a. c'"cA supp 'm'hary services IN
MCLLER-Oa Tuesday morning 10Th met. alter ngering
Zines. Afrirl u Nu.er IT, son % Adrian IL Muller m
late residence. No. = Vest 55ih.t'
Ft,ends ire request d not {. SEND aoeer,
NuTrHELL-In Brool-n Ap-' pr sarah louisa wrilY d
III late George Michel. IN her ssh year
vces tie residence ~ her inllw Or y szor NJ
3tG GIeeneave Brooklyn on Tuesday, April ~. AZ p
~PRGNG-At Bergen Point, J., April Sd Martha c. w;e
81 T.. T. Spiug.
Funeral services az The Reformed ChurCh. Bergen POlnL
FRIDAY. May . al n.
sroUrENBuhGH-At Newark s.. }. April q, lisa Rob
ert ~tJuteulurEl ia fhe jNtA ar ~ lis
Fuuera services No 10 Vest Park-st Newark.
rhur.G5y. May az O'Clock D
-NTTH-At Long wood. Long Island April % FlaanOr
Jones. widow VI William sidney smith. aged - years.
Relatives and friends invited "a attend the flne A. with
further notice from her Late residence. on saturday.
MAJ So dt - O'Clock
train from Hunters P0tu.
THOMAs-Apru ., Joseph s. Thomas Of Bristol Penn N
the G9th year Ot hls
Funeral, Thursday, May l. az 9.3Op N
VAN REN~SE ER-On Monday. Apr %. Of bronchitis.
Melissa AttrTbury daughter OF haen and Ocla A.
Rensselaer, - months
Funeral residence her parcnts
inst Thursday morning al II J'clOck.
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among others lie following from the Albany coIIo
spoudcnt of The NeC- ort Herald
LEGIsL4LNG EoE NE STATE.
BILLS CONSIDERED II BOTH HOUSES.

PAY OF HARBOR-NhSTE .s-IMFROvEp WATER SEX
VICE FOR THE DRY-GooDs DISTRICT.
IRON rHE RFGULNR CORRESPONDENT OF THF TRIBUNE
ALBANY. April 3O.-Scnator Robb's bill au-
thorz,n tho enlargement OF the Grand Central Depot IN
Ncw-York wa- reported faT0ra1ly today 10y the Com
rnlttee on Cie- Mt Roosevelt moved that the Assem-
, should at once consider the bill in Committee ~ the
wbpIe A majority " two-tbirds was required pass
the motion Il did receive iAc majority hlty-seven
votes being 1veu H. favor ~ II and tltyiour against
Many OF The ,ewIork members are opposed 10 tie lu-
movement proposed although the Committee Cities
l. - the opinion thar II the depot is changed as promised
much personal danger to life there wi be ended.
The Committee on Commerce and Navigation ~ the
urlpratu 3.OIO Tor The payment OF the salaries or
Ho,,d that the bill should Dee ordered l third rcadu-
Tie Democrats opposed the motion, but 1t Vas adopted
The woman suffrage bin was ordered 10 a tirI re ldins
,. Was introduced by AIT Howe Incorporating The
I've and Ear Hospital o. Ne"-loIA Win tue nance oI
William Patton. William Bu,cl Duncan William Harmon
Pnrlp.. Walter Edwards. ir. james A. Roosevelt. D.
L1uns. IT,. -. b. IT. o. koo-a. Charles LAnier, "eor-e L.
Dodge, William D.. Bliss ana Cornelius H. Aguew as IL
corUortos- 10 Wa ordered To- t.iri r.tdlu-.
Two bills were presented making tIr REGISTER md
County era OF King County -..4eu officers, Cue e-i
b hyal by t4- Board o. sup rvo.- lI lO ,o ccecA
sen..or rhomas made speech ~ an hours duration Ia
The b was t.ou ordered to third reading T. makes
tAr c.lr.r Cor rryttu-, receiving. Weighing lud cycr-
iu- grain D.. i cent Dl1I.L
u,tor Dt-', D. 10 create veteran reserve OF the
N.t5r Gul. rrp. -trd ffrof'v hy tIc Comm zee
ou JAc VI itI. ana va, ordered to tlirl r.r'iinl
IHr IIcd Civ. Colo WAS made d aya,.4! order Tor
tn '-Iav next.
he-euIe passed Assemb,ym.n Van Colts bill author
ling f4t -lnaIu- Fund Commits ulefs tu make Goa
tract for special wafer supply for NewlOrk Tbs u
ui Whc has the -upp"r Of tIrc rt godI- merchan -
They intend to nave special water service Tor the dry
guO4s district.
Iu, Dll allowing Sew-York 20 contribute $4,000 for
TIE Bart nod pedestal a passed ga the -cuttr.
Governor lryelinu tHIs AT -ruOOu appointed william
II. Bowman of Rochester Fish Commissioner ia Place
OF iLr ale EdW Ard ~ smith.
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AFTERNOON AND EVENING SESSIONS
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEBATED n THE ASSEMBLY
MONEY FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
TO TRIBUN3.l
lBr TELEGRAPH TO raE rsIBUNs.l

'DT IEIEFNNFH ~ II , /, -,
ALBANY, April 3O.-Mr. Hustcd's bill con-
ferrng the right Of suffrage women wae oruereu 10
third reading this afternoon by vote OF - TO 81 1ueIo
serious consideration OF the BILL and no apparent
design on the part OF the Assombymen TO give "o'n
the right vote The design OF the Assembly not 10
take such a step was shown when II voted down motion
OF Mr. Curtis. Of ST. Lawrence County TO Instruct inc
Judiciary Committee to draw up an amendment u 'ho
Constitution permitting women to vote.
The committee which has been investigating th- anas
% the Utica Insane Asylum presented ia report an ap
stract OF which printed In Yesterdays RIB Nt.
The Senate tonight passed Senator I'll IDS Dl
President Nancott, OF the Fire Department OF sew ioIh
to the number OF the Aqueduct Commissioners .
little later Senator Gibbss MI AppropIlt'II-
S200O.0OO for schools for Newfork CITY came up
Senator DAILY sad that the Governor wOuld not sign the
bill II II made mandatory on the city anth0Tlues 20
e1pend the money hut would approve It II tho b0ard OF
Estimate and Ap SOrtiopmcnt was merely authorized TO
make the expenditure. The suggested amendment was
acceped by senator Gibbs and the nl ws lhe PA'7eu
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beorr 10 O'Clock there larger crowd present than
m any tme except on the opening night Al Is O'Clock
I,DvveU within eleven miles ct The best previous
record. BIS own. The tlr1 man to cover 800 miles vas
II-rty al 50 Al 9.tJ N0remac male 300 miles, tue
3uOt milo being made 64J fastest ME yet "A ede,
and 10 ococ be- had r-ptssed Hcrty Niut male 30
miles a. $3.50. , 49,
The r,...ir. looking On the track WAS Rowe. HIS
checks are d iftr -uEru but OF. eTwlsp hr shows ituc
evidence al h- long march N0leuac aud Nlut So keep
in good condition. Fitzgerald appears fr-h'r IMAM h'
ain fba ureyiou- dav Pauchot is doing good work Day
~ to , hut aC OILS and AT lU4O lie gave up the hope
lt-.td-h. 90,
AIl:J5 fitzgerald retired with $40 miles 10 his credit;
RoVcu tlru Ed 40 a FAST ran 10 re-'iu bis lead
.rty r-4pp-rrd tie track al illJ. EONeu went on
the rack it ] L.-J.
fG. -oI OWN .tshl- shows the distances travelled hy
t men each aav and tine total at y O'Clock last
night Rourl Wd- within miles of toe best record, anu
------ I'm. L-.- LLLrl " ---- I'D.
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A CLOSE CONTEST IN THE SLX.D4YS RACE

FITZGERALD's BIG sCORF-DAY RETTRYs-A LARGE
CROWD PRESENT LAST NIGHT.
The bald spot ON ROwelps head seems TO grow
larger he adds mile after mile to his score and oreeps
nearer and the best record Fitzgerads head
hangs further forward and his swing further back
NtawEg Elbow looks fresh he 'pur around the track
for mile intervals u from four TO even hours
o suit At every fresh appearance ana seems
20 enjoy himself while he the salary which 1t 10 said
that he be paid The list Of departed was Increased
s3j, when Burr the negro, came out looked AZ The
$50 miles his credit and tn. 273 which Rowen had
made, and sorrowfuy remarked that he guessed ned
hunt a job OF carpet cleaning seeing a. how o-mor-
rows the OF May" Thompson gave up toe contest
at noon.
In the morning little progress was made me men
amending most Of their time resting AT O'Clock the
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during the morning there was larger crowd than on
the previous day, and enthusiasm manifested
Day seemed better shape and while he Of the track
a good deal he ran with and appeared To
suffer less from his leg Fitzgerald made desperate
effort TO close the gap between him and Bowel; but II
was unavailng the Engshman keeping at his heels with
evasperting pernacty Next to the race between the
leaders the between NOreac and Hery for thru
pace attracted most attention Herty runs faster than
h aptagon.t the little -cOtchmIn sticks Ia II, gong
AZ gentle dog tro nat generally keeps niin 10 tue TOTO
II n,olnck the ncOrr
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NOMINATED TO SUCCEED MR.. KNOX
THE PRESIDENT SELECTS HENRY ". CANNoN, OF
AuNNESOTA-CONMtNT
IBrrrIrGRApH TO rHE rRIBUV

WAsHING1Os April 3O.-lhe nomination to-
day OF Henry W. Cannon, Of Minnesota 10 oe Controller
OF the Currency in the place Of John Jay Knox hose
resignation took effect to-day, is a surprise TO many
who thought the President would prefer to select man
out OF the number Of officials already IN te Treasury
and known to the public. It is not regarded a.
An appointment in the line % Civil service reform
The good opinion which the President won bv the pro
motion of Mr. Coon from the Loan Division to bee assist
ant secretary he has 1t IS thought lost TO some extent
by biz action ot to-day.
Mr.. Cannon. who is the cashier OF the Lumbermen's
National Bank OF stl water, MINI, supported prn-
cipay by Senators Mcmillan and Sabn, VINO re-arde d
the appointment rghtiu.ly belonging 10 their ctaie
because Mr.. Knox appointed fTJm II. In one
sense, therefore, the appointment Is partly a
political one MT Cannon had also the support % MI
Knox who warmly favored aud i largely responsible Tor
his seleotiOn Among Treasury officials some discomfort
naturally results from the Presidents choice Not Win
out reason they ask who Mr. Cannon Is what lie opinions
on currency and banking are and what he has ever done
Mucn been shown al over Tie country III the
matter o. This appointment
The National banking system winch 1" now ON tIlhl'
as one official expressed DO, wal require an anc ana
competent defender. Whether Mr.. Cannon will prove
himself % such not remains % Or -ern Ire letters
have received from New-NoIk and other financial cen
tres do rot seem 70 indicate thar Die CiLIuacY was
looked upon with favor IL Old not seem utcrs ary
10 gO " saltwater to gel luaucier oi sUuud views
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MEASURES AFFECTING LABoRNG MEN

TIE TENEMENT HOUSE CIGAR BILL PAssED-OP-
POSED TO CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF.
fFRoN TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE IRBUSE.l
ALBANY, April 3O.-Ihe members in the
Legislature who are grasping after labor vote "
received rap on the knucAes to-day. The senate re-
fused to pass Assemblymau Earrs bill forbidding the
employment OF car conductors moro than eight hours
day aud the Assembly rejected biz declaring that all
stone used IN construction of PuOho buildings must DO
cut within tue limits Of this state.
Yet there opposite action Tho senate chose 70 10
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AuLAlclN L4cRo>,E 1EIM WIyNERS.
-nY rrLgaRNra I'D TIE rnunryE.l

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-The teamof Amer
can lacrosse players. which VIII a, for EuEaud on -atr-
dacrl9yel game o-a against eleven men supposed To
represent Philadelphia. The players and their positions
were s- follows: American team. goal Wheeler point
Brown; cover point Davis, defence Cottie,GrrndtHd
centre. Bacn; home Nichols, Poe, 7mSon ATTACK 7'e"
ART Jour-aui PIMA team, goal Brown p"lnt
lf,. cover uo.pt VI tde ra; defence Fimum, Eli
SON Gummcy centre IUsey; lone Hacker, Wel71 ,l'
Eatu. attack Schobrr. Davis The game was raiftu al
t.f...i,.s The three innings won for the Amer
car f.,,t as follows First by Gerndt IN twenty minutes
.ec0ud hv -m-On in ten minutes, tnru DJ stewart IA
fy.ut,- 81 shf Minutes
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LOFTS Wood for many years president OF the
o., -,.at ,ro.rect Park and llltbu,I Railroad Com
800, died Yesterday Al nj. home. so Las Brotdway,
Kr,okp He was boru IN Ireland ID $50 ana came 70
tL. country IN 1880 Auer ue war He secured Inc ch"r
ter Tor tue railroad company Ol which he became pre7-
dent e sold out interest and retired rom tno roar
It ear when passed INTO the hands OF the I"VAS u
nv add Newtowu Railroad Company. mr. "VV4
,,spted n number Of street railroad Appliances h''
death was caused by parilysis
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IRrHG EAR oEf1cEHs EIEcrED

The General Committee OF the Irving HaI
organization last evening elected these officers hair
man, Robert Z. Mooney vio-charnen' Joseph T.
Rogers Patrick Griffin oscar H. Boslrt, Alfred "ass'aH'
J1-e1J VI DlIolIl. Charlie. O.. C1n'I AMI Bennett W.
I'D i.on secretaries John stacOm and Henry 7t'hrrt
treasurer NcIO a. ItuynJ1n. Ihr executive cDunlUee
Wa directed to make 4rrtuy tor tru-p'tdt"u oi
delegates and Others connected Win tIo organization 10
mo AaLluuhL lnnArnL nm
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FRANKLIN Il. BDODHEAD.

PORT JL.yIs, y. Y. April 3O.-Frnkln Z.
Broduead prominent Democratic politician d'ed 40 noon
today a. pa .Imoaa and hood .irs resulting from
acarjaIute flo y-,OIr year, Old h:. EIodIedd
e,rcii the town OF Deerpark in the board OF super
,i,r- of Orange County from 1868 20 1868. In Is.9
e ,a. elected member of tine Assembly. Hr Wac d.rcc-
fol Ia the National Bank OF iOri JeIF47
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At 1924 p. u. RoweA passed 300 miles The band
nI,ved the Swedish Wedding March and the crowd
cheered ROwen purs ed tue even tenor Of hla way
at Fitzgerald- heels At $3.50 Fitzgerald put 800 miles
behind hun, and broke into an unganly rot with Koweu
close behind.
In tho afternoon the band struck mp Sweet
Home" Day passing the scorers stand
nj a lame walk I'm beginning 20 Tear mat III never
see nome again" remarked the weary pedestrian 20 l. L.
Myer, Ntaw -EL-t.bOw came out at AZ AMI spurted
around the track , miles IN - minutes and then
retired At l:l5 ROwell went into his hut and took q
bath He hall an hour, winch fitzgerald I'M
proved by taking miles of his lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

The students of the College of the City OF
New-lork took outing Yesterday and had thflr 'n
nuai May regatta Al $50 a. m. about 100 OF them
hired AL the boats that they could fad in Harlem, and
under the command OF .ommO lore Henry T. Johnson
left Harlem bridge AZ ThrIaye AMI pulled out 10 oak
Point uu the sound The land proved tempting, ana mo
boats were abandoned for athletic sports Oh shore root
ball. lawn teIui- baseball aud other games were L.
duLgrl ~ tArOughOu. the DIV.
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BASEBALL NEWS.

The BHooKLYN AND TIE NEw-YoRK MINES wis
EASY VICTORIES.
The eighth game Of the series for the local
championship between the NewYor LEAGUE and TIE Met
ropoau baseball clubs played yesterday afternoon AZ
rhe Polo Grounds The League nine Won an easy VIC
tory. The Meropoun' tried Longhlln one Of the New
York club A. catcher but he ae ID d tbe position and
seemed To- demortile the team. The New .ork nine
ncllai aud bat,ct in tine firm The following IS the
score:
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SrJCIDE OF / RR1DgGROOM

Giovanni Celia, age twenty four, handsome
young Italian who made his living selling vegetables ana
fruit from handoart. shot himsofln the right ear In the
house OF friend, at 40 100 rhOmp,Onst yosterdgy AZ
ernoon Whom tho door OF the room burst open Al
o'clock Lat Night ho found lylng dead On the ho0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
SIZE OF NODDED COLTS

NASHVILLE, April 3O.-The sale OF W. =.
Hariugs yearungs a Belle Meade to-day was 'afseJ
attended The stock was all that OF Brambe Enquirer
and Great Tom the last being highest ih the general
favor lilly was bought by b. u Bruce iOr James Gas
way, OF New-YOIk
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The rWo THOUSAND GCWE4S STAKE

LONDON, April 3O.-At the Newmarket first
spring meeting to-day, the race for The 1000 Guncas
stake was Won by Mr. Fog'- brown colt -coi-iree da'e
Donald IL MI Gerard's chestnut colt II. Meoad te
CRUSADER H. came m --cou aAd -r JOIN "i4odsH. =
Gate A"id Iam0utu'~l brown colt Harvester lA4I IL
Iu..N N b. -I.rLDr.
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He was married Sunday 70 italian girl, age
eighteen and the couple had begun housekeeping at NO
40 suVan-s. He wrote to his wife saying that he had
Thought OF suicide for years. Deputy Coroner Dou-
lin viewed the body and turned 1t 70 the widow
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UIn- rJrlrl-NoW Y0rk 3U6tr01O I n D. WOE is
Ewing r...-ne frrtr ens-rn and Irt'v; trst ElS'
b1Ii.-Neo Yo.E Netr p'ltan' AZ base N -rrlrs-
NrN-Nura Metropolitan u, don eU a-s-. as NJ Con-
nor kennout pl-sed ballsLOuSh in. SO " pl ches-
tcce. q. br.' in, 8. Time o. sune-AwO hours
pres NJ DE,
About 500 people gathered ~ the Washington Park
Grounds ye,'erla, witness the second game tween
the Detroit League and th' BoOt'yn uin's, which re
suited iu "a victory for the home tenn through their
heavy batting. The following Is the score;
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Irters Europe u-el u't b' sp-tliy Nrs,tel i3t -
ptf, ~ auy ptitl. steamer BOG ri'r ' a. are sp'-' .
,,., % destination al Transatlantic mails Ate ofHtIfi
tv fa-te.t vessels ava th'"
.rl az cndIas MAy VII eioso Al ia
R-pAV-At q = IA EuroDe per o1y II Chi'
.urcI-loNh al .u A. lHi io-tla4 Amefi,t a.
and fr West of-f - Mexico. Urr
4. Colon va .puVali AZ 9. m Ton Hrrmuda PEI =.
At u o. RICO al.l MeACs. per
cry Of Alexandra via Havana
Ft Y-Ats IN Newfoundland AMI ~ Pierre N que-
lou Halifax.
SATURDAY. Al so a Tor Europe uer :. AufouA
via Queenstown letters tOr Germany et must Oo rect
e. pei ArLoua'l. Nfr lol E.io. - y
tic Queenstown LETTERS cor 0rrnauS. etc. mast Oe III
rectca per %. lu so Toe scotland GllecI
per furnrssi4 via ulzsgoNi Al lu'fO a. ;0i fbcl'
suum direct per " ats aud va ABtNerp IL TO IA
Tor enc ues and 'urscoa pei ''.' nc Al ~ /. IN
Europc per klriA Wa southampton ana Btencn
l..r for cuba aud the cst indies pos = al 4
Havana. -. .t.t...,.
Der city OF sydney VIA Ssn Ffanni-e"i 't''o 80
maui, win British mails Tor A stra- Ma, IOt tu'a>
amt japan. Der as oi lcAtAs VIZ -"
close here Msy -. al y " u
-rhe schedue " closing Of tsnsPacinc mails fraared On
thoir uuiutetrhplSl "''ti "A I.
san Francisco Mails frVm tue st arr'ns ~ Ihs Al
kranc VI sains Vt steamers are 'sPNsS"'A
thence tho saulc Jay ...,., . 80, NAN pos,n..,.,
p0sI once, Nsw-l OH, y \, Agru 10 1854
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TILE WEIIHER REPORL.
GovFRYMENr INDmATIONs.

WASHINGTON. April 30.-FOr New England
fair weather, uorAerly winds becoming VARIABLE Aey
stationary temperature
F.r tLe Middle Atlantic States. slightly warmer fair
weather variable winds generally east O. south
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley. l-h' showers and
rart.v cloudy weather winds generally from south 70
1,e-.. -lieii. changes JOB temperature.
For tur Lower. Lake rerOD, warmer, generally hlr
weather. east 10 south Winds OeDOMlns variable lower
barometer.
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ChirasO Dressed Beef having been hcd 1 bad rrpuic ~
certain ed at-- Ia ~ tt aud fhr report iay.
ing circulated that shipments % thictgO Dressed
b ef0ge refrigerated bY some process urous a. SAD -P
p0r- and THAT bcs I. re'-er'tei al 0tr
Abultor lu hcagD With PURE NATURAL i'E JNIf.
our thoroughly cooled 1r rr'ri-crafed = IL
vded i1toQuarers nd pa Ell IN our Refrigerator as buzz
pciture little freezing point b galvanized non Hnks
Lcius placed IN each end O- the aud u.rd "h NJ OIL
the add on % -mlI qututy W'eah coar-e al
The T. -lr llNf tiir- NJ Ilr '
In transit CbCaRO 20 New York eah time very no
salt l. added M Ice " melt fast enough 10 polu1s
We CLAIM fl on beef over fresh ,hteri this vicinity
That Itis more nutilouE paat bic Tree from
bru better re-)rct and Is sold W lover prices
Ihl the Public ia beginning o. appreciate rs merits 4.
grown steadily pubic M siAce its HlscAt lAt)
this CITY aIOut q vcar and 1lat ago.
shipping q ali the principal tlfles sni loWas
throughout III Middle au N-Stusdui states ad also y
LIVERPOOL and London
mo demand Tor THIS beef heen such hst the following
ma e houses been opened from time % timr In us
reception aui sale sucr the opening ~ orr
house IN West WASHINGTON MarAet VIZ BtDOkLfN 81 =
rOHPANl 40 = and taAte-tyc. hroo> a. ~ - r. {
IAM5BU u BEEF COMPANY, COT. "a AID -'orth n
st- WIFI sDurg.
There !. being opened to-day THIS CITY the foi NJ
81 who VIII daily Iece agd sell q. beer
WAHLEN BEE COMPANY loot % l2it1-st, asst
M,rt'et and Il G SWIFT & 90. IN ne MaIAet o. p.
~ K SWIFT. 93l DC VO'-ase, West "a-l h<ioh har.et
Artistic Memorials
The NEW. ENGLAND GRANITE Work.. Iarci0ri Noln-
Quarries and Workshops AesteIly -
Fine monumental aud building wDtA To Granite p"lnE.
and .tiar- Furnished NIiJIt charge. cone .un leave %
Ici,ed y J. ONCE l5Z. a. "ay. g. W. CA-'t4ELD, Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

TRBCSE OFFICE. Nav Ii a. m.-The change I'm tie
yesterday slight. Clear weather prevailed
The temperature ranged between 40 and 7O', me
average t55I43l being 20 higher than on the cor
responding day last year. aud - lower hsp on Tues
day -,
IL tins ny and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
MAYDAY CAUTION

THE timely Health Notice on The eighth page
viii be read with interest and benefit by parents and
housekecprrs Certainly o. the continuous exortons ot
the BOArt uf Health aud the extensive Of that yeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

uo,, sl,ll We Treat BsmArch,n is the head
In. M 10 rt,c. ia I'M Aer fur. Borfd An order LOT
Two soh.,orsrs woud probably De ABOUT rsht-tFA4@
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