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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
BARyUHS PRIZE BABY PERUGIN|
Paris Letter IN Truth, London. L,

The concert given by Miss hllDurn III nUiol
NJ the Princess Caroline of Bourbon was u mus IT,
event A list of tho company was suDmt.eu ~ uino
Princess and about score invited MISS lp ,
Parker sang spirto Gentil," and Parugni
Sweetheart" This young tcnOrs real name - h1d "a
ton He proves WOrdswOrts saying, that Ine eni
the father OF the He is, in plastic sense oars
cune beauty and at the aye OF three and halI years
won first prize at Barnums Baby snow ~ 1919
awarded him by jury Of twelve ladies' VINO an 81
and caressed him. He retains viva rec9Ivo.Ioi ~
the ordeal. The prize one hundred uoIals aiiu
a gold badge. When Blrnum sailed lasI lpL
Europe Perugni in the same steamer MeSIihs MN
on deck the famous Snowman put his hands IN MS pO
cts planted himself firmly his Feet stared az .ne
tenor aud said Well, guess this aint the nrst to
I've met you I" " No. Mr.. Barnum, IL Is not am cur y
ous 10 sec IL you can remember where the meeting was
Mr. Barpum thought and thought. "Pcruglh, Ietu
gini" he cOgitated. have seen the name III OpefatC
adversements but cannot associate 10 with the race
which somehow 1 know we'll Are you an ltallah J.,
No." Well, then, what were you called OrlslnaIy ,
"Chatterton." a. That's it You're the prize Dapy',
Yes Mr. Barnum, Il is 10 you owe my earliest success
So It and I'm proud 10 hear you acknowledge H.
few days later an attempt was maue 10 g' t P h the
cert on board Barnum to ask Peuglnl 10 DC tne
tenor vocalist. The singer. who was not qulle MI
needed TO be pressed Said Barnum: III you uoh
shake of that cold and sing. I'll tell now you were e
hero of tho baby exhibition" Forheayeu sake, don
Keen silent about 1t, and you shall have the song b
Won must be my SPONSOR Barnum therefore, on Tue DC
CASTOR OF the concert advanced to the place set apart
H. singers leading the handsome young TENOR, anu s
" ladies' and gentlemen,-AllOw me to present TO you
siguor Perugni, whose first appearance In puDnc ooh
place under my auspices, under what ccus. lou
need not ask Tor | don't mean to tell you" btrhuu
told Pergin that he the quideyed JuVehe TIC IT,
membered him, plus nlustache
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
BROOKLYN.

Henry O'Neil was found cutting his initials on
tree in Fort Green Park. Justice kenna hned hiln
81 yesterday.
Revenue officers found an illicit si in stable
at 10 1877 King-st. OH Saturday aud seized prop
erty worth $1,000 80
A mammoth apartment house is 10 Dc Duilt WIN
frontage of AS feet IN FatbuSh-ave. ana l63 fect
in St Marks-ave., at o cost OF Tl0O,OOO.
Permission was granted yesterday to the Pacific
Street Methodist Episcopal Church to mortgage lls
property to the Brooklyn Savings Bank Tor SlZ'OOo
The Fleet Street African Methodist Episcopal
Church. the congregation OF which mas peen dlVlled
and quarrelling for some time. was sod ~ auctlon
Yesterday and bought Tor SI,oUO NY INC HIenus Vi
the Rev Mr. PeytOn, the former pastor.
Work has been stopped upon the foundations for
the new Federal building in Westinghouse. on
account of the poor quality OF the stone furnished
by the contractor. The superintendent OF the WORK
finds that the stone is not good as the speclhca
tions call for. The contractor, however maintains
that the stone Is better than required.
In the snit begun in the Supreme Court by Mrs.
Olive Gordon against stock broker Tor SlO,OOO
damages for an assault with raw hide an
affidavit has been filed by the plantlii withdrawing
the allegations in her complaint aud conlessng that
she was nstigated to IL for MATCHMAKING purposes
The suit has been discontinued.
Confusion has been caused by the fact that'there
are streets numbered the same from FIRST 10
Twelfth III South Brooklyn and also IN the Eastern
District resolution was offered IN the Board oil
Aldermen Yesterday To change the names OF those
ave. Second to Wythe-ave., Third to liunter-ave.,
Fourth TO Bedford ave- Fifth to- Lee-avc: slxth 10
Low-ave., Seventh to Howe'l.aye., Eighth 10
BOOth-ave., Ninth to Rodncy.st Tenth 10 heap-st.,
Some of these names are the same ~ existing
streets with which the numbered streets are IN ilnc
and the new names are in honor OF Mayor Low and
ex-Mayors Hunter EOotb and Howell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The Board Of Public Works YESTERDAY elected
Michael Nathan Street Commissioner. lhirty-nine
clerks aud officials. nearly all Republicans, were
removed.
John j. Flanagan. a prisoner in the county JAIL
made a second attempt u commit suicide on sun
day. Although a strict watch has been kept upon
him since Friday, when ne cut "A VEN IN his wrist,
he obtained box of matches on Sunday, soaked
them IN water and swallowed the mixture Conn
ty Physician Converse decided not 10 prescribe for
him. as there was not enough sulphur In the dose TO
prove fatal although there was quite enough to
cause pain. Flanagan was taken % Trenton yes
terday to serve his eighteen months sentence.
HoBuKEN.-In general drunken row al late
hour on sunday night In n tcncmeut-house on the
meadows JOnn Kennedy was seriously aud perhaps
fatally wounded. lie was badly cut and bruised
aud nearly half OF bis scalp was torn oil. Patrick
FInan and Patrick, Jane aud Mary Lang were ar
rested and held to wait the result OF his injuries
Kennedy Is IN ST. Mays Hospital III critical con-
ditlun.
PATEGsoN.-Mrs Alfred Spccr. the Passaic wine
grower. was taken before Judge Dixon yesterday
on a writ of habcas corpus Sho was nut IN jan
last week on a charge of larceny OF cellar Key IN
her house and with threatening g. shoot Mrs. Car
penter She applied Tor tral IN the pcca Sessions,
but Judge Woodruff refused the application. judge
Dixon decided that the commitment was detective
aud he discharged Mrs SpeeT.
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who escaped. A rope was tied around his neck DIV
Mcmahon, and Dunn, aided by Kennedy ed oA'e eI
him down on his knees and forclDly TOOK @Zv -, ul
from him. exactng promise tnat he would not re-
port the robbery to the police. cross was senI "
the House of Detention.
ADVISING CHANGES IN CHURCH WORSHIP, ~
"The Enrichment of Forms OF Public "00rrsnIp
was discussed by the Congregational Clerical
Union Yesterday A paper was read on the suoJec1
bv the Rev DR.. L. W. Gilman, OF the American
Bible Society He argued that while C0ngrega-
tionalism would allow no d1ctation OF rgid IOrnal
itIes If would be betered by some OF the forms OF
l,toroical churches. OF these forms he indicated
responses in prayer and Scripture readings anu
music adjusted to doctrnal truth, but he ODJecIeu
IN the crndIties and novelties of extemporaneous
nraver and the preteniiOus lnstrumentatlol OF Iho
pprg3nist in prelndes interludes and the Ike. Lr
Newman talked to the Methodist ministers on inc
recent explorations in tue Valley OF the EuphIaleS'
.ccusrD of RoBBING WOMAN IN A STREET CAR
Maurice Berger of No 264 West One-nundreu-
Observation-Disclosures, a respectable looking man
wearing spectacles, who ~ employed ms q salesman
Inv StreIifzer. Friedman 81 Co.. sat next TO Marga-
peSt Albrecht IN a street car yesterday. When the
car stopped at Canal-st. the woman found mat her
pocketuook was stolen. IL contained only 10 GEMS
but she raised great cutlery ana poluteo 10 'lt
Rerqer as the thief. He immediately jumped OH
the car and ran away, but the woman Went III puI1
suit and caused his arrest She said that he Onereu
her 500 10 compromise the charge. Nhen ne was
arrottg,ed before Justice Patterson at the IomOs
he aDpeared to be laboring under great mentai
excitement. live merchants. including MI hinI
helm the clOihier, and his own employers, Voucheu
for his integrity and said that they Would IePosg
unlimited confidence IN him. lie stoutE oehIcu
The accnsation but was held for examination III
ST 600 bail, Mr.. Arnhem becoming his bondsman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
Announcements
OUAKFR TESTIMONY.

Mrs A. NJ pauphin, Quaker lady OF philadelphia. has
done great deal known 10 ladies' there the great
yalue OF Mrs Pnkhams Vegetable compound AS cure for
tcr roube s ana diseases She writes follows "A young
lady Of hi city while bathing years ago thrown
yioently against lifeline and the injuries received re-
suited IN ovarian umor which anu enlarged until
death SEE med certain. Her physician finally advised her to
Irv Mrs Pinkham's Compound She did and IN shof
time the ssoyed or caused to sQu- on am sne
perfect health also know OF many cases Nhrio
the medicine has been OF great value In prevent ny
rnee aud allevatng the pans aud dangers OF
the worth OF this me'lhe Anu
It's great value
Furs received on storage, ana insured nEalnst
all loss Moderate charges seaskn Garments SeCu H1
- y. ohAi"h' f"'i'N'' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
GENERAL SHERrDAYS WEAK DIGESTION


There has been for year past an undercur-
rent OF fear the minds OF his friends that the euen
ant-geneTa in danger OF becoming serious sufferer
from weakness Of his digestive organs lie II man of I'm
tense and whose vitality drawn upon
Idly than most mems. lie h still young man.
but lately turned NIFTY, with ten full years OF command
OF the army before him should he gve few weeks
ago talking about the arrangements for Grants
funeral aud now he Is hurryhg nome from the PacIi
coast with his health seriously threatened N hs
digestion Is interrupted. II would II the best
course for him would he to remain quiet the Pacific
coast for time. railroad trip across the continent
after a severe accident such he has evidently suffered
BY being thrown from bis carTagc b enough 10 k him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
MR.. DSTONE'S PEACE POLTCY.
ELnLn n LeliaL In The LnmMnn -NihnhnrL

When going from Suakim, the last three miles
OF the march marked nj every step 10y Arab
and Indian, 50 shallow that from all oozcd dark and
hideOus STAINS, ana from nang prOtfudcd mgngcd feet
halfstrppcd griunng skulls, or CHASTITY hands, still
clenched In tho death agony, though reduced lit
more than and sinew The also thickly
sowu with hands and feet drag ell from their graves by
the hyenas and the awful stencil and reck OF carron
which loaded the air Will never be forgotten, as think
by any OF u.s. Day after day we passed and repassed
over the same sckcning scene with cOnvoys, In
at fOOts pace to keep up with the weary camcs
and pick steps carefully for fear Of suddenly set
ting OF those dreadful heaps OF corruption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rockaway steeplechase races. Cedarhurst 49,.
Convention Of brewers, Lexington Avenue OpeIa
House. 80 , ,.,,o,
Trial of Justus Schwab Court Of Oyer and Terminer'
Hoyt will case, surrogate's Court - . null.
Republican County Committee, No. 90 west lhirty-
third-st r. IN. ~, o,uo,d 4
pm. - ~, o -
Health and Police Boards meetings.
A. J. Danes funeral Church of the Messiah, II a. M
Martin Luther Society. No. 81 Madisonaye., p. III.
Meeting of the Pilot Commissioners.
Case Of Juror Munsell, Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.

MARTlNsvfGLE-Mr Mary Kocthelon, a wealthy
widow, was accidentally burned to death ycstcr-
day. Her clothes caught fire from an open Crate.
BFLvIDERF-1he trial of the ease Of the state
AGAINST Marshall X. Smith. a lawyer, charged with
assaultng Mrs. Lima Sutton of lIackettstown, nc
cupied three days. he prosecution was conducted
by s. G. Smith assisted by William II. Morrow and
others the defence by Messrs. Harms and Beaslcy.
The verdict was mot guilty"
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Rreroort Honse-The MARQUIS of Queen

Brer00rt HOuSe-The Marquis OF .lueensDerIy
49,. Ftnh Arenue ROtet-Senator A. 4. Hoiman d ", ~
MARYLAND Charles Theodore Russell, OF Boston, anu W
p Canaday Sergeant alarms of the United state senate
w Victoria HOte-Baron Fava Italian MlHs pho9 az
Washington, and Ex-Governor A. o. BouIn, OF hhoue
Island - 81 James HOet-Charles W. Buck, Onlteu
States Minister to Peru; Giseg HonSe-Ek-sehaor
Syracuse b. Prontiss Bailey of Utica. and John A.
Siecher of Albany...... Hotel BrunS'oiek-koSSs H.
Winans. of Baltimore, and Robert Il. Randall
windsor HOtet-Iheodore VI. POmeroy, or Auburn, ~ l.
- WestuiusLcr HoLel-JerOme b. Parmenter, OF Troy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
NEWARK.

The trial Of John W. Dolhier for the murder OF
Policeman Thomas Lyon on the night Of March p
was begun Yesterday. The most important evi-
dence was that of Mary Dury and Rosa PaiZ they
testified that after Lyon struck Dobcr he walked
up the street a short distance and was warned 10y
one of the women that DOlbIer was following with
n knife in his hand. Lyon turned ana reaching Tor
his club told the fellow 10 20 about ms business.
Dolbler responded Il will when give you n
couple of digs with this and then he struck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MAY 49, 1888

this country graduating at ohio Wesleyan eT sc and /;
an cycaIIent nonst being thoroughly yersed IN .no
German. Er glish French Italian and Danish nSasr
He is also an excellent Hebrew, Greek anu Ls'i" ~
DIR Cramer's wife Is sister OF General erant'
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Cut This TICKET OUT
TO-DAY
AND USE 1T FOR A TRIP FOR
YOUR CHILD
ToConey Island andRelurn
A Day of Happiness for every Child in N. Y.
Read the following letter from the NEW
YORK AND SEA BEACH RAILWAY CO.,
making through the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
a contribution of trip to Coney Island:

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GENERAL OFFICE, 100 LIBERTY STREET,
NEw-YoRK, May 10, 1855.
TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund
Gentlemen: Recognizing the fact that the little ones
that have been noused up all this great city and
Brooklyn all winter. would appreciate breath OF fresh
air. we desire contribute 70 them, through the TRrB-
UNE Fresh Air Fund.-" trip to COney Island and we
hereby authorize you to print in each edition OF TIE
TRIBUNE with the exception of Sundays and Decoration
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years OF age.
By simply cutting It out and using It, this viii enable
Teachers parents and their friends to furnish them
selves with cbdens tickets at the simple cost Of copy
ofTnE TRIBUNE. Respectfully yours,
WI o. MCDOWELL, President.
Boats leave foot Of Whitehall-st. terminus
of all Elevated Railroads., at 10 minutes past
every hour from 8 a. m. to z p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
WESTCHFSTER COUNTY.

SING SING.-John Mahoncy accidentally shot
William Creighton thro gh the nose while they
were playing with a pistol last night.
PoRT CHRsTER.~Dayid Seaman, carpenter age
ffty-iye shortly after dressing himself yesterday
morning suddenly died liIs death suppose d
to have been caused by neuralgia of the heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
MISS BAYARDS DARING H0RSEMA YSHIP-

Washington Dtspdteh 10 The Cincinnati Enquirer
The Star says Miss Katharine Bayard,
daughter OF tue Secretary OF state perhaps the most
fearless and daring lady rider In the city. Several days
ago simply matter OF sport she rode the long
gieepe chase Mt the Tacc-track, taking every
barrier ncu ding tnc water jump, with much an
grace as most ladies ride npOn Il smooth level.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
SAILORS SICK WITH SMALLPOX.

Information was sent TO the Sanitary Bureau on
Sunday stating that two hremen on the steaushlY
from the vessel at Quarantine suffering IRON small
pox. Yesterday another fireman, Thomas Grey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
COVNrCrICUT

BETHFI-Nlrs. Abbie Sherwood an aged woman,
has been 80 seriously poisoned by the use of l.
soap made by herself that 1t thought yestcr-
day that she could not 1--we.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
LONG bland.

LITTLE NECK.-Angelna Jarvis. colorcd. died
suddenly Yesterday, age 10. She was formerly a
slave in the Townsend family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
A DIPLOMAT FOR PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY.

The Rev. NJ. j. Craner, ID. d.. at present
Tinted states Minister switzerland. has been called 10
the chair OF systematic theology In Boston University
Dr. Cramer is Of German parenage but educated 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
nrNnY A. DANIELS. VI. D..
Is PACKING Your

4Lexin ston.aye,, betweon !ltl an bJtl W.
Uonrs y toll 5:O7. Diseases u th1 Nervous Sy'to
Grnito.U rinary organs Impotence andiCjrhtiT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
MARINE INTELL[G ENOE
MINIATURE ALTAVt1

MINIATURES ALHANt)
sun r1ses 1885, sets 709 Moon sets IlO1 hooHsATA ~
HIGH WATER rO-DNt.
<p-Sandy Hook 1923 Gov. ISlnL = ieu Gao dd.D5
FM.-Saldy Hook. ll29 Gov. la.nL Ul1'heh "@VN %'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

was sick with the disease, and he was taken TO the
Eiyersde Hospital. The Holland IS q, lrei naiS
steamer aud carries a large crew. An oincer s''iu
TO TRIBUNE reporter yesterday:
wa reached OuarantAe a week ago after rongn
Massage Of seventeen days from London charles bn
rowman one OF the emen, was sick ana o se him off
The vessel and detained u.s. although we had no Pse
gers on wednesday Edward Martin. VINO wO,AeT The
fhe arc-roon, with Barrowman, was taken down. ano
men pTo5ably contracted the disease In LONDON "nero
they lYed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
40. OgD Towering PLANTS

From Peter Henderson CO.. win be sold at auction at 1880
A M Tuesiay MAY 49, at IL CortandtSt. New-Nork, All
plant, are convenient lots securely packed or
Shipping WILLIAM ELLcoTT, Aucuoneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

What can be more ulSHHIttdDlt, HOlt us
Ostng than 90 SIT In with person who is troubles
with caarrh Keep coughing and clearing MS or he
throat OF the which drops into ili such persons
always TO be pted hey try 10 cure themselves and Ia
they get Dr. sagGs Catarh Remedy there hoeu DO
failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
ruApcrn WITH EMBEzzLING $4,000.


On bench warrant issued by District-Attornev
Ridqway yesterday, Eugene NJ. fackaru va, was
arrested at hs home No. $40 Twelfth st., BT0oklvn,
on the charge Tat he had embezzled So00Oo IRON
his former employer Mr. Packard was tue Io naIo
DENTAL clerk OF Henry Owens, formerly whoiesale
grocer at Atantcaye and Henry i BTo0X Years
400 and has since lived at Wo0dhaven, l.. l. tor
thirty years he employed Mr. Packard, vino IIiiI
cally managed the business and was ilnlIici'Iy
trusted In settling up his business Mr. OwG 1Il
found that his books had been systelaeic' ,hs
faislied although the proof Of it was missing the
records being destroyed. But on gong 10 th uaT
persons he dealt with Mr.. Owens found thaI tnen
acconnts aid not agree with his own. The examina-
ton so far made shows that the b,c a
gone on for ten years at least. One methou Will
Il was fonnd that the clerk pursued was 10 draw
two checks for the same amount, naklng ohG p, ny
able TO himself. MIR. Owens signed chechs III O''''A
and left them with Packard ,. 10
80 Ia en he not Iess than $50 900. Mr. Packards
salary was 81 200 year. He devoted much a y!
ton to church work and IS said to have KEPT @
in his Office He is about seventy years 9u anu h
wife apd two sons When arrested he denied tlat
he ever took dollar from his employer. no was
sent to the Raymond street JAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
AMERICA AHEAD ONCE MORE.
WORLDS EXPOSITION.

NEW-ORLEANs WORLDS EXPOsiTioH
The WiIIimantic Thread Company awarded
three medals Of the 6rsf-class at the New
Orleans Worlds Exposition for best qualify Of
Six Cord spool Cotton, for best quality and
most com pTehensiVe display of manufacturing
Six Cord spool Cotton, and for best display OF
manufac iured spool Cotton i'm black, white aud
cOiOr-.
At the New.Orleans Worlds Exposition. the WILL
MANTIC THREAD COMPANY of Hartford Conn. a dis
tncvey American Institution again carried OF all the
bonors and the only medals awarded for spool cotton The
completeness latest Wimantc victory can Do oe'ter
appreciated by reading the following copy oil the reports
thejulges: =,
BEST QUALITY Of SIX CORD SPOOL CorroNmh
numbers for SEWING MACHINE and haudwork"
AwARD-Meddl Of tie hrst class
Best quality and most comprehensive display OF man
"ufacturng spool cotton from the oaIe oil COTTON
to the dni shed threa on spool"
AWARD-MedaI ofthe arst class
Rest disply OF manufactured spool ready for use
"in black white and colors"
AWARD-Nedal Of ne dTst class.
To emphasize this report OF the jurors the Committee on
Awards have made PECI report OF which the following
is copy:
"In confirming this report. the Committee on Awards
take occasion their appreciation OF the supe-
"rior and complete exhibit made by the Wilmanuc
"Thread Company, as well OF the SUPERIORITY OF
THEIR PRODUCT. resulting from pract'c'l opera
"uous at the Exposition hereby grant the highest
awards permissible under the rules" Signed "Os' A.
BREAUX, Chairman OF Committee on Awards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
What can be more Disagree

peware OF ali bottled thngs-glass will break DE- Lyons
Tooth Tablets are put up In metal boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
OPENING OF A NEW EXCHANGE.

The new Foreign Fruit Exchange was opened
Yesterday at No. GA Broadst ms Is the result OF
several months agitation of the need for such an
organization, tho members Of the trade generally
Admitting that there was need of system and q
6ettsr organization of the trade heretofore each
iprorter. auctioneer and distributor had his own
rules, and no two rules were ankle. The objects OF
tSa new organization are TO foster trade and coin
merce to protect it from unjust and unlawful ex-
actions to reform abuses in the trade; 10 dlhuse
enrate and reliable information among
IT, members as TO the standing Of
merchants, and other matters; 10 produce
uniformity and certainty in the customs ana
nsages of trade TO settle differences between lts
members and to promote more ealarged ana
friendly intercourse between merchants
The following are the principal officers OF the FIX
change: John c. Giles, president; Charles II: Par-
sons, y,cepresdent; Frederick 5. Robinson. treas
ryer,. and Elsden A. Morris, secretary. The chair
men OF the several committees are a. ,4 nNG
MAYNARD on green fruit finance, Charles II. Par
sons r. ". underbi intOrnaMs0p ana we. sta
tistics II. w. Day opening of fruit, w. H. Wester-
SeIt; floor Il. s. ROBINSON The present member
ship of the Exchange numbers t52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19

ADVERTISEMENTS admitted into these cat
umns nre recommended 70 the readers Of THH
TRIBUNE being thoroughly reliable, u.1
transactions BY mail with the advertiser. e.s q
conducted with absolute safstY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-05-07

nod the many Throat Affections Of children,
'-ompt'y pleasantly and safely relieved by
Rough ou Coughs Truche~ l5c.; Balsam, 25c.