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National Republican., 1884-05-09

Senator Harris presented petition IN tne
ssnote Yesterday from tho residents ON
Blndensburg road asking that an appropri-
alton of $4,000 for the improvement OF that
road be included in tho district appropriation
b;lI
National Republican., 1884-05-09
DRoposALs FOR FREsn BEEF, &c.
NAVY Fay oEr!cE,

WASHINGToS, u. c., May q. 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until
IL O'Clock m, on the 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 1884, for
supplying such quantities offrosh beefand vegetables,
fresh bread and for baking navy bread as may be
required mt tho navy yard and station at Washington,
u. c., during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.
Twenty per cent. ofRl bills 10 be retained until the
completion Of the contract.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids;
Blank forms and other Information may be OBJ
tanned upon application to Inspector of Provisions
and Clothing, navy yard, Washington, ID. Q.
THOMAS II. LOCKER,
myS-th4t Pay Dlrector. U. s. N. NAVY Pay Agent.
National Republican., 1884-05-09
The Prince Albert

Is finding more favor than ever, owing to the fact
that they adapted for dress as well as general
wear. We have them in all fashionable shades
aud weayes EIsEMAN Bros, clothiers and tallors,
corner Seventh and T..
National Republican., 1884-05-09
SnrtinI llotitts.

,,-yzs HOWARD UNIVERSITY T1TEOLOGI-
ESQ cal Depnrtment.-'fhe anniversary exercise rs
will he held IN the Memorial luth9ran Church (Br IS
buffers corner of Fourteenth and NJ streets. THIS
(FRIDNN) EVENING, al 7I5 o'clock. Addresses
will he made by the graduating class All friends OF
the institution Invited To attend. |
49, 10 q, F.-wASurNGTOS LODGE, No.
hSsS O-Oficers and members will meet THIS
(FRIDAY) EVENING, ut 7:3O o'clock. to make ar
rangements for the funeral of Brother Isaac Bradley.
Funeral on sunday ut O'Clock p. m. ~ - .
Ii LELAND HINSON, n. q.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

"rHr house shows the owner" and II she uses
SApoLIO IL will shine to her credit.
National Republican., 1884-05-09
THE CARROLL INSTITUTE.
Last Nights Entertain nment-Tho Com
vention 10 be Held In Baltimore.

Last Nights Entertain nment-Tho Com
vention TO be Held in baltimore.
At the regular weekly meeting of tho Car
roll institute hold last night at their hall, No.
COZ + street northwest, the literary and
musical exercises were Of a. very interesting
character Prof Bloise was the pianist, and
entertained the assemblage with some vocal
aud instrumental music. Readings aud
rocitations, both sentimental and humor-
ous, were given by DIR. NJ. j..
Griffith and Mr.. i. w. Collins. Several
spirited songs were sung in excellent style
by Mr.. Charles L. Kearney. Mr.. w. z. Har-
rington read the circular address by Rev. j.
II. Mitchell president of the Catholic Young
Mems National union, announcing that tho
tenth annual convention Of the union would
be held in Baltimore on the 18th and 10Th of
next month. President Hannah then stated
that the Carroll institute was entitled to
three delegates in this convention, and that
their election would take place at tho regular
meeting next Thursday evening.
1t is suggested in the circular calling the
convention that papers be prepared upon u
number of important questions affecting
Catholic interests, which will be discussed
during the session of the body. The various
young mons Catholic literary societies in
the principal cities of the United States will
be represented in the convention, and IL is
anticipated that it will be the largest and
most important assemblage of tho kind ever
hold in this country. The delegates from the
Carroll institute have always taken q promi-
nent part in these conventions and no doubt
will be conspicuous in the approaching one.
National Republican., 1884-05-09
rnrnnIia 10 WeI.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Lewis Taylor and Susie Davis, john II. Olsen
and Marie l.. Dgele.
National Republican., 1884-05-09
G0utationaI.


"OWE'S BOOKKEEPING-THE SHORTEST
Il l. method In the United states; months of study
saved by an experienced boOkkeepgr no text books
TO study; open all the year; day and night sessions;
with penmanship, &C., a5 q month; Sl2 for three
months; HOwe's Rapid Business Penmanship alone,
SO. HOWES BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5lT 7thst
GPENCERIAN N BUSINESS COLLEGE LINCOLN
- Hall Building, corner Ninth and d streets. Day
and night sessions. Complete In its arrangements for
training sons and daughters and men and women for
selsuppOrt usefulness, and honorable independence
Scholarship for year from date of entrance, DAY
night s5O per quarter, day $40; night Sl6 students
received every month in the year Spring and SUM
mer sessions, Circulars mailed on application.
HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA 4. SPENCER, Vice Principal
NITILLIAM WALDECKER,
w (Graduate OF the Lelpsic Conservatory of Auslc
TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, AND HAIR
MONY,
Has removed TO 1905 o ST. N. w.
DACKWAlD AND INVALID BOYS
The undersigned, an experienced, physician and
teacher makes the care and instruction OF such boyD
especially. Location delightful. Address
DR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn
National Republican., 1884-05-09
oAId.rncv Dnirv Wagons"

Freph Aldernpy butter churned every morning,
Rnd delivered i'm l., pound ward prints at lbc.
per pound Also cottuge cheese 3C per Oalli butter
milk, &C. per quart and sweet milk at Oc per quart
National Republican., 1884-05-09
Union nnlnrl svmnosImm.

Union Bethel Historic and Literary a5so-
citation will close this year by u grand litor-
airy and musical presentation at Lincoln hall
on the eth instant. Members of tho general
conference of the A. NJ. Il. church will par
ticipate. There will be six essays Of fifteen
minutes length. Musical renditions by Prof
j. +. Layton, Miss Adelaide Smith, OF Boston,
Miss Amelia Tilghman, and Nine SmallwOOd.
National Republican., 1884-05-09
Awnings Not Deep Enough.

The drivers and conductors of the Wash
ington and Georgetown street railway arc
very bitter in their denunciation of Supt.
Sayler, who recently issued an order that the
awnings in front of the cars shall not be over
eighteen inches deep. Tho employees claim
that eighteen inches will not protect them
from sun snd'rain also, that it will not pro-
tect the passengers in the front part Of the
car. The awnings in use now arc from
twenty-five to thirty inches deep.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

Endorsed by physicians and Drugsists,
tvervhody knows the general uses of plaster ana
that snsor's CapcinC Porous pastcrs are the best
National Republican., 1884-05-09

Durkee's Salad Drcssing.-A ready-made, rich
and delicious dressing for all salads OF meat fish
or vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely better than
home made. Unriyaled as Il sauce.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

VIZ shall close the store, 931 Pennsylvania
avenue, OH Saturday night next without fail, us
our immense business on Seventh street requires
all our attention and clerical force. We have
still on hand seven real camels' hair shawls. few
fine robes, and many desirable goods on which no
reasonable offer will be refused. Avail yoursefof
tue opportunity until Saturday evening only.
IANSBURGH a BRO.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

Athletic Park, ChamniSnship Game to-day.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

ezss@ RUBBER BLANKETS, AIR PILLOWS
BsSS sponge and Ice bugs, Nc, also other rubber
goods kept AZ COughlln's Temple Drug store.
.,-,r-s HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS, TINCT
hisf} uTps and nuutUns, Humphreys SpeCincB
Tond'h Extract. Witch Hazel Oil HurluurGs IroChoa
IrnIg, ntCOuGHLlNE.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

For cuts, bruises, and sprains, nothing equals
st. Jacobs OIL US euro.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

Hars. THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, PRINT
pSasS ing and Publishing Company, Washington, d.
ca meeting ofthe stockholders Of the above com
pany is hereby called at The NATIONAL Republican
Office corner Tenth and ID streets northwest In the
city OF Washington, OH nSATURDAY, MAY II, 1854
at o'clock IN the afternoon, to act upon amy subject
within the power of the corporation. -
FRANK HATTON, c, a. SNOWDEN,
GEORGE C. GOTHAM, SAM'L W. CuRRIDEN.
Trustees.
wAsHrNeToS d. c., April 90, 1854
National Republican., 1884-05-09
MY ANTLMoNoPoIY DISTRICT CoNVEN.
RsS TlON.

uEADQUARTFRs ASTI.M oNoroIY LEAGUE,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF Columbia.
May 3, lSni.
All who arc in sympathy with the anti monopoly
principles as promulgated et their National ConNen-
lion held at Chicago July i, lSSI are requested 10
meet at Association Han, B32 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
to elect four delegates 70 attend the NATIONAL Col-
venton that meets ut Chicago May II, 1851:
J.. n. HILL,
1t Member National Committee for D. c.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

Is the man TO make them. Mildcw-proof Store AVN
irRs specially. Make your houses comfortable by
putting up window awnings. Telephone no. 3I6-2.
s,-zxa MISS LOWELL, old 9TH ST. N. VIVA
hs6 chine writing of all kinds promptly and ac-
curately done. my6lm
vr5xs DIR. NJ 8. PARSONS, 715 14TH ST. y. w.
SsS Guarantees cure In acute ana chronic Rheu-
matisn Neuralgia SciatiCa, Dyspepsia, iicaduChe'
pitation, Kidney and skin Diseases Physical and
Organic Weakness, Catarrh, structure, &C Con
sultntlOn free.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

Houses and Building Lots for sale Cheap. Money
to Loan.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

sThe schedule OF closing Of Transpaclfc mails ia
arranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overhead transit 10 san Francisco Mails from the
East arriving on time at san Francisco on the day OF
dey.
National Republican., 1884-05-09

posroyyrcr. NEW YonK. May 2, 1854. D'''''''''''
National Republican., 1884-05-09
r1@ PosToFTIcE NOTICE.

Letters for Europe need not be specially directed
for dispatch by nny particular steamer in order to
cure speedy delivery at destination as all Trans
Atlantic mails forwarded by the fastest vessels
available. go
FOREIGN mails for the week ending May 10, viii
National Republican., 1884-05-09
HA1sLETT. SIT MARKET SPACE,

49, NOW IS YOUR TINE TO GET
and
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COIrpT CALEYDARS-APRn 2s.

suPRF,n CoURT-CH AmRRs-Bctore Barrett J-Nos. Z
As A. AZ So o. -, %, 81 100 10 III u.s. Ia o. 10,
800 1875 1G- 176. s3 Ia 49, 2l 2lS 22l 23 20 * !,
O. 2i3 as, 24 2iS, 20 go 200 2oO 2I zoo -oI 70
SrFFFgR CouR1-spEcIN TaRI.-Bcfore Van Worst, !
Nos "a 80 1O lO2, 1913 lOl, lO5, lO6 lO7, lO9, lO9
SUPREME CoURr-CRcJ1r-PAET I.-Bcfoso Dwight, j.
Nos 4s6 $40 100, III 1902 lOle 23, 4o.. 4u2 4p
4O4 l1O5 323 e1 as, 9oi, ejC 2o32 IOJ@ $780, 1880
1893 1899, -740 1913.
SUPREME CoURr-CGcuT-PART u.-Bofore Donohue, J.
Nos 1855 CSC 1896 l7ol.l7l2l2 l754 49, l.Si re
1854 1910 1914 1910, 1850 1851, 40 49, lI4O 1917
Is43 1913. 1874 1874 T. 1851 1886 1891, ls5 $50
SUPREME -CRCUU-FARr IIL-BCiOIe Van BIunt,
J-Nos iG76L 300 y q 1920 1884 25G4 goo All 1914,
g. 4s7 4s 1913 1888 2SO3, lj7l l51l, 1872 2lOA 1903
sI,epoq 1IF,s CorRT-Roins s-Es'atcs of Richard G..
wills OF James A. EasiOn Alice F. Kctchsm and Jesse
stPERoR CouRT-sPECM TEEN-Bcfore sedgwick CJ-
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN-PART I-Before TruaI j.
Nos "a 5U IA GA lSS 3Gl, ~, 20 ~, 2.9 - &j5.
577 223 224 225 44 297 522, 800 333, GA 6j Gj
C3g 4Sj 20, 402, S:4, 300. 3O8.
SUPERIOR COURT-IHAL TEHM-PABI --OPolu@L, j.
Cisron-NO 4. 2. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR COUHI-IRAL IEKM-PAEI IlI--3ei0re lngIa-
ham. JNoSl7il 80? l58 Il2i l;297 l7ei I'o- I'Oo'
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TEEN-Daly I. J.-No DAY cal
COMMON PLRAs-GKSERAL N-Additional-Adjourn9d
COMMON PIRAs-THAL TERH-PART II Before Day J1-Nos
754 $50 69j 2s9 470 43O 34S 34& $50, l04 5.6 43s,
235 6s8 2G8 $50 1873 tl2, 6os 6O9 ~ 7Ol DO 2i'5
COMMON PfEAs-TRIAL TERM-P Arr II-Beore Van loosen,
J-NOs 77s 1929 52 752 7Bl ~! 1913 ST. So DO IeI
7eS 765 DOS 100. 700, 20. 2S4. Sl3.
CITY COURT-TEIAL IBRM-PARr HAIL J.-AdJourhea
for the Tenn - - ~ Al
CITY COURT-TRN TEBN-PAEI II.-bIo"Hc' ''--Nu-
OuIHed for the Term.
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sIrNDPY NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

Fast ORANGE.-John NicOl, who is III his hun
dredth wear. is seen on pleasant days walking with
a light and firm step in his garden. George d.
Ferry has been elected superintendent OF calvary
Methodist Sunday school.
SOr'TU ORANGF-The school trustees here called
a special meeting for May 6.
MuBUKN.-William Porter drove from Chatham
in an Open wagon, drawn by valuable hay horse,
on Saturday night and on the way plc.ed mp a
stranger They stopped at smiths hotel Tor drink,
and while Porter was engaged inside the Stranger
drove of with the turnout
FRANKIIN.-A man named Faber and his wife,
who live in an old tenement have been held to BAN
to answer a charge made by Mrs. Godel that they
had been selling liquor without license. Mrs.
GOdel states that her husband squaudcTed all his
earnings at the FabeTs place.
MoNTCLAIR.-The flag on the flagstaff at Crump
Label Factory was floating union down and at
half mast last week as token of the sentiment
with which the granting OF liquor Incense III Ihe
neighbOrnOOd is regarded by temperance people.
Mr.. Crump and Others used every eXeTtlon 10 pre-
vent the granting of this license The liquor seller,
to celebrate his victory, raised pole and hung
flag to the breeze.
PATFRsoN.-The body of little George Stem
hauser was found in the Passac River yesterday
He fell or was pushed by a companion off wharf
SIX weeks ago.
UNION HHI.-Lous Bermes, age twenty-five, n
nephew of Daniel BeTmeS, the wealthy brewer mas
been missing from home since Saturday morning.
WEST HOBoKES.-Seventeen young men were or
daned priests by the Right Rev. Bishop " lgger IN
st. Michael's Monastery Yesterday and eight TOOK
minor orders The priests belong to the Passlonlst
Order.
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LONG ISLAND.

PArcHoGUF.-The Suffolk County Medical So
cIety has elected the following officers: President
Henry p. Terry, Of Patchogue; yicc-ITeSldGnt j.:
Yaphank; treasurer, Barton ID. skinner, Of Green
port. Dr. Z. +. Preston is delegate to the state
Medical Association, and IT Shinher o'lega'e 10
SAG MISUNDERSTANDING, the son OF John s;
Spencer. was bitten by a large hunting dog owned
by the family, on Saturday; The boy was playing
with the dog when II suddenly sprang upon hlIn'
Lurrying its teeth in his upper lip.
FARMuNGDALE.-The Methodist Church, recently
rebuilt enlarged and refurnished; was dedicated
Yesterday. The services were By the pastor, the
Rev. William COTblt.
BAYsIDE.-David Mold on Saturday caught over
one thousand shad in his two pound nets. The
fish weighed over two tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON-Juhus Columbian, who was arrested
by Inspector Byrnes's men on saturday for the rob-
berry of the McSorcys at new Brighton, on Septem-
Der 10. 1881 was taken before Justice Duffy yes
terdav morning, and deliveredto Sergeant OF Police
Edward Roe. In the afternoon lie was arraigned
before Justice Witt on the charge of grand larceny
Owing TO the absence OF George Gallagher, District
Attorney of Richmond County, the examination
was adjourned until to-day. Columbian was not
represented by counsel. nor did he have any one
there TO act as bondsmen, and no application was
made for his release on bail.
CIJFroX-The shad fishermen Of the upper and
lower b9ys Yesterday found their nets full of moss
bunkers. They must have come inside the harbor
on Saturday night IN countless numbers. as nearly
every mesh in all the nets contained mosSbunker.
One net contained sos mOssbunkers and four shad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28
NEWARK.

special meeting of the Board of Trade. to take
action on the death of Ex-Governor Ward, is calieu
for to-day at l p. IN.
Robert Stautenburgh the clothing merchant, dic ,
suddenly of apopleXy yesterday morning at Ills
home in West Park-st
The Governor has been officially informed that
the trustees of the Technical School have f2'CouIh
hank. The States contribution Of $1,000 is ex-
pected soOn and the project will be put under way
II is found that the canal sewer, which was con
structed at large expense last year for the purpose
of carving to the bay the sewage OF the lower
mart of the cty is failure. The tide does not OPP
crate in the sound in the manner expected lHcIo
was conference in regard to the matter on SStul
dav night between the City CounclI COmHH!tteS WI
Scwers the Street Commissioner and CITY Sur-
yeyor. II was decided to procure an opinion from
Professor Davis, of Boston.
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wuITIs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mas.meeting at Cooper Union TO protest against the
abolition Of the Propaganda.
'Fnncra OF DR. willard Parker, University Place Pres
byterian Church, y.
Funeral Of Benjamin W. Merriam, No. 3l2 I1fthave"
10 q. m.
Academy Of Sciences, Columbia College, p. m.
MaplesOn- LablaChe suit, superior Court
County Medical society meeting.
HOyt will case SurrOgates Court.
start OF New York and Pelham Coach, Hotel Brunswick
IL q. IN. , ~. .
Meeting of the Congregational Club, No. % West
Twenty -thTdst, : y. IN.
Eliza Parret ease, General Sessions. -.
Sentence Of Charles H. Rugg Queens County Court
Meeting Of Directors of Academy or Music, evening
Hnsdale divorce suit, Long Island City. . -
Mar6-C; arrison suit No West twenty ninh-st, even
ing. ,ooo
Cocks Reid case before Referee Dunnng. 1880 a. H.
Pedestrian contest. Madison square Garden
Baptist Preachers, morning.
Reformed Pastors, morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.

WOMEN VISITORS TO RUGG, THE MURDERER.
Sheriff Furman and the jail officials at Long
Island City had a busy day yesterday. IL is estl-
mated that over three hundred persons, maj Orlty
of them women, admitted to the Jail ana to
the corridor where Charles II. Rugg, the convicted
murderer of Annie Maybee, is confined. Rugg lay
on his cot his left leg chained to the wall, seem
ingly Indifferent To his fate. He looked straight at
the Visitors but declined 10 speak to any OF them.
Ono woman threw him q bouquet. About o'clock
sdelegation of young women from the North Fifth
Street Methodist Church, Williamsburg, led by
George Grey were taken to Rugs CELL Where hsn t9ey
not raise his eyes but diligently read his
Bible for some time At last ne
covering his head with his blanket. Later, when
talking to reporter, he said
Iexpect TO sss new trial ought to have new trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28
Jersey CITY.

James Kellam, age sixteen, was attacked yesteeIE
W., dang at fhe foot of Seventh-st. Three OF
them held him while the other searched his pockets;
Finding nothing of value they struck ana kict Ecu
how with knife, inficting a painful but NOT
dangerous wound. Kellam reported the occurrence
AT the second Precinct Police station, ana JAMES
Welsh was arrested. He protested his innocence
and cried bitterly for several hours.
An Italian whose name was put down on inc
police record as George Williams. was run over Dy
a horse-car yesterday afternoon at Pallsade-aNe'
and Ferry-st. and seriously injured lie was Ie-
moved to the Charity Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28

Ny counsel done all they could for me- but dldn naye
fair show Lance Conklin lied on the stand' ana heo
ali the evidence was tissue OF lies. Nobody ought TO Ne
found guilty on the evidence OF thieves nav ur vs
been brought to this through them and II lave ~
fer they will feel IL some day. Others are more 70 Dau1
than am and now thew have put It all on me- Ill s'ahu
1t like man though, because I'm innocent
Since Casey's sentence to death year ag1, u
white dove has been his constant companion IN ms
cell. On Friday after Rugg had been sentenced 10
death the dove flew into his cell and perched on
his shoulder Since then the BIRD dlVldes lts 'liho
between Casey and Rngg. o-,,o,4b;s
Rugg will be sentenced to death at 10 O'Clock thi'
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28

Also, take orders for Spring Styles, Ladies
TailOr-made Garments, Ladies Suits and Rid
ing Habits, FrOck Coats, Jackets, Getaway
Coats, Newmarkets, &C., &C., made in a
thoroughly frst-claSs manner at lower
prices than heretofore,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28

An ARIsTOCRATIC FAMILY" Young MI.
smythe COMES from a fine family, does he not"
Oh, my, yes one OF the most arlstOcrdlc anu e1cIu
sive in all NewYork."
knOwp go >
81 don't know anything about their ancestry. All
know is that old man Smythc made over million dol
lars during the IN government cOntracts- Phllade
phia Call
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner- York Hotel-Professor Goodwin Smith,
Of Toronto and the Rev. stephen II. Tying, tr Gitsey
Hopse-Fx-SenatOr Alvin Saunders, OF Nebraska:
Frfh Arenus HOTEL. W. BoOkwalter, or Springfield,
()hio ID T. Corbn OF Charleston. q. C., and W. j. Flor
ence - Hotel Bf1,NSriek-Major L. A. Burke OF New
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B. Altman & Co.

Now ready, new Spring Styles Ladies'
Suits at low prices, made up in Silks SatinS
and McryeiIleu1, COlored Glaze Tafeta with
changeable efecD, plain, striped or fancy :;
Bison Cloths, CheyiOts, Cancels Hair, Cash
mere8, Flannels, &C., and in many varieties
of styles,
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SPECIAL SALE
Of
COLORED SlEKS.
JAMES NEcCREERY e. CO.,

Broadway and 1 Hth-st.,
Have transferred TO their Re
tail Department tI,eir Entire
Wholesale stock OF COIOred
GrOs Grain silks, where it will
be offered i'm conjunction with
their immense Retail Assert
nnent, on andg after TODAY,
the 81 In inst, at extremely low
prices. Plain COIOrcd Silks from
so Gents Upward. we respect
fully invite the attention Oh Cur
Customers and the Public to
this sale.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and lifh~st.
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As a Last Resort"
Little Girl in Albany. y. V, Terribly Afflicted Won
dCyfuIIy Cured.

Little Girl in Albany, y. " Terribly Afflicted Won
dcfuIy Cured.
One OF the remarkable OF scIofua record II
that OF the little ugtcr Of Mr. NJ j. Quinn, 2sj Firstst
Albany She was afflicted with FCrO'ua from birth and
physicians ad It would be better Tor her If sle dead
Her father saws: "She ad thirteen running sores on her
body besides being absolutely blind or months She lost the
use OF her limbs and could walk fact was mere
skeleton wasting away II smell from the sores terri
be Seeing in nepa per OF soroula cured by
Hoods Sarsaparia sud 20 myself will try bottle AZ
last resort When had taken The first half bottle could
gee change er ami when the whole bottle taken the
Assesses almost entirely hca el with tie aid OF Hoods Olive
Ointment which must say Is the finest ever used kept
on giving her Hoods parla TIL she is well and
healthy running around She splendid appetite The
nolbors don't know what MAKE OF t"MIcHAELJ QUINN
2SJ Firstst
Moods SaPsaparSlla.
sold by an druggists 81 FOR S. Prepared only by G.
/ HOOD d CO.. Apothccarics. Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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MARINE INTHLLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrises 4JS set6:49 Moon sets 1927 Moons a.e,dA
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<M-sandy Hook. $50 GOV. IslanL 1915 Iel Gate. =
PM-Ssndy H00s 1919 Gov. Island lO;45 Hon Gata OOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28

Mother Swans Worm Syrup" for feverish-
ness worms constipation tlseless 2Jc.
Buchu paba,' Great Kidney and Urinary cure.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......SUNDAN, APRIL ~. 1855
ARRIVED
Steamer Arizona OBJ Brooks Liverpool Apn 10 and
Indse nsssengers 10 Gulon zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28

24INcH TWILL SILK PARAGON FRAME FRENCH
BONE AND CELLULOID HANDLES, 81 10 EACH.
24INCH MOURNING UMBRELLAS, 81 IS EACH.
rTWIIL SILK WITH ASSORTED HANDLES, SO IS
EACH
MISSES FANCY COACHING PARAsOLs ST. 90
81 so, 81 80.
BLACK AND FANCY LACE-TRIMNIED PARAsOLs,
g. IS TO So 90.
PINCH COACHING PARASOLs, IN STRIPED
SATIN, BLACK, GARNET, NAVY BLUE AND CAR
DINAL, ST. % EACH,