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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

prsrrG UR1NG HUMoRs, Humfiiating Eruptions
Itching and Burning Tortures Salt Rheum, Eczema
Psoriasis, BARRIERS Itch, Sore Eyes, scaiu heai' i"n
ruff. Infantile Birth Humors' and every spe'i0'
Itching. scaly, Pmply scrofuous and copper-coiorou
Diseases of tho Skin and Scalp with loss OF Hail. arc
nos,t,velv cured by the cUTTCURA REsoLvENT IN
ternally, and CUTICURA and CUTIcURA soAf
externally.
BAD BLOOD scrofulOus. Inherited and Contagious
uunors elandular swellings Ulcerous Patches IN inc
Throat and Mouth Assesses, Tumors' CarDuneieS'
Blotches, Sores scurvy Wasting of the Kidneys anu
Urinary orenns. Dropsy Erysipeas, Enamla, Pyamia
=, STRENGTH. Chronic Rheumatism. Constipation
and Debility, and most Diseases arising from III
or Impoverished condition OF the Biooo' arc
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
AFFECTION IN AN ELEVATED CAR

Passengers OH an elevated train going up
town the other night treated to pantonime quite
as amusing performances which are witnessed
from orchestra chairs An afectonae young couple sat
on one of the cross seats and close behind them was
mischief-oving messenger boy who listened to their
low-yoced conversation and tried to translate IT into
signanguage the benefit OF others who were ont OF
ear.shot The young woman vivacious and pretty,
with most expressive eyes and mouth 30 flexible that
her words were almost visible. Her companion was
meek youth and he seemed TO be so much absorbed IN
the conversation as be completely oblyious OF his
surroundings The messenger put his mana
to his ear and liste neil intently while the
happy pair conmuned with their faces
almost touching Then the boy placed his hand on his
heart cast his eyes toward the ceiling OF the car and by
rapd contortons his features managed 10 express
mingled emotions of love and longing. lie listened
again and tore his hair in token OF desp1lrlng lONe
After another pause he claped his hands and twisted his
body about to indicate that the young man was pleading
n tender case. A bewitchng look was In the young
womans eyes, and her lips close TO those OF the young
man. were set in such eXpecant curves that The pas
sengers could hardly refrain from inquring " ny
don't kiss her ~ The messenger had placed MS ioe
finger in his mouth aud had pulled out his cheeks un
they seemed ready TO burst When he suddenly drew
his finger out again there was loud report Ike inc
popping of a champagne cork. The young couple
looked startled and bushed and the other passengers
laughed heartily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
HOLIDAY DULYEss IN REAL ESTATE.
PROMISE OF FUTURE ACTIvIrY-sTA1IsrICs OF THE
FIRST QUARTER OF THE YEAR

PROMISE OF FUTURE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE
FIRST QUARTER OF THE YEAR.
The real estate market presented the same
general features last week that it did for the week pre-
yious DuIness ruled private sales and the activity at
auctions was only moderate, but prices held
we'll The market affected undoubtedly
by the interruption caused by the general
observance Of Good Friday as holiday, but
dealers look forward renewed activity next week. TO
be continued, Judging by all appearances, up 10 DecOra
ton Day week While the auction sales have dragged
some of late. this week promises more activity anu
A. H. Muller Son, Il. " Harnett and others Will present
for competition considerable valuable property both III
the dwelling business lines. In regard TO TINS matter
me Record aud Guide says: 1--WE have had occasion
tfouroo Was quietly absorbing tie business Formerly
done by private dealers The number OF convey anees
have fallen of this year compared with last year.
co,nDaring the auction business with last year. We hu
that down TO March 49, 1884. the total safes at aucto
FOR the three months amounted to So3oo whereas
down to March 81 this year the total OF the safes az
auction amounted to $9,77644S Ihs Is almost oOuoIe
that of last year and shows the change that IS gong on
of course every one expects that the number OF SAFES
will largely increase when the new exchange opens
THE conyeyances of last week amounted TO
against as 6f;4 1888 for the same week OF 1854 me
mortgages recorded amounted to S2,s1,sol against
So O36 0l2 for the corresponding week year ago IN
The frat three months of 1885 however the conveyances
were nearly SO 100000 under those for the same pero
of Iss4 but the mortgages were nearly SEOOooo less
than for the same of last Apperded Is COM
rarsoH of figures for the first quarter OK 1854 anu
1885:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
The Most Efficient, Popular and Elegant Medicinal
Preparations Of this Century.
a Positive Cure for every Form of Skin and BIooe
Disease from PimpIes to ScrofuIa.
Universally Commended by Physicians, Druggists and Chemists throughout
the United States.

CUTICURA REsoLvENT the New Blood Purifier
Diuretic and Aperient, cleanses the Blood and
Precipitation of all Impurities and Poisonous Elements,
and thus removes the CAUSE.
CUTICURA, the GREAT SKIN CURE IA Medicinal
Jelly for external use), instantly alays Itching and
Inflammation; clears the Skin and Scalp of Humors,
Sores and Dandrun; destroys Dead Skin and Flesh;
heals Ulcers Sores and Discharging Wounds restores
the Hair and beautines the Skin.
CUTICURA SOAP, exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUTIcURA, Is indis-
pensable In treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors Skin
Bemshes, Prickly Heat Rashes, sunburn, and Rough,
Chapped. Of Greasy Skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES absolutely pure and the
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beauters free from
mercury, arsenic lead, znc or any other mineral or
vegetable polsons whatsoever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
nrprvn,ya THE NEW GAS BILL.

Tho officers of the Gas Consumers Association have
;ssued the following address to their members
"You are hereby warned that aplan has been con-
certed by the gas companies of this city, whose opera
tons were recently disclosed by an investigating com
mittee of the Senate discredt by covert nsnuaton
and open ack the Gas bill now under consideration
at Albany This scheme Is well calculated to effect Its
object unless you bear in mind the folio wing points
HTbe bill is framed upon the theory that capItai
honestly paid in by stock and b0ndhoders IN FURNISH
ing gas works. Is entitled to liberal dividends Also
that while we cannot take away from the stockholders
capital which has been heretofore wrung from the
people in the shape of surplus earnings and invested IN
plant such capital should not be made the pretext Tor
rther taxing the public to pay div % nPSm
thus sscS .sa and Board
msoners is provided to that its provisions are
carried into effect and safeguards are PROVIDED 10
shield this commission from political manipulation a.,
If tbe hill becomes law it will reduce the gas bills
OF the people of New-York 81 250 600 for the hrst
year Of its operations and correspondingy t1ereter
until gas shall be sold to oil consumers a' %
sand feet. A..
If the bill becomes law the accounts OF the gas
companies will be open and public as the accounts
of banks and trust companies. NO more stock watsr
ing straw leases Ioos patent process jobs ana worRs
built ont surplus earnings taken from your
II this bill becomes law meter % Fno VIII
he farce as AT present but meters Will Dc reely anu
frequently tested and regulated by properly cons,
tuted authorities and You will stand some cna9ee OF
getting what pay for in gas as IN O'er OF @as
within the limits of the city of New-fork VIII nave
Court of Appeals from the gas companies 10 boaro
of Lighting Commissioners without increased taxaton,
and at an expense TO the companies of less than one
per per thousand feet their annual total output
CT gas co;..oo ., ,nvs.,iootion oomposed of sena-
tors Thomas Gibbs and DAILY we,beheve to have done
their duty by the public as fully and satisfactorily az
the limited time at their command would permit ana
the bill 10 remedy the evils found to exist has our un-
qualified approval We ask lthe influence of all mem
bers of the association aad the public rally in
thwarting the scheme to discredt it and with your
help the Bill will become law at the present session
The address is signed ~ John II Sherwood presi-
dent, Jackson s. Schultz, William H. WebD, theodore
Moss Robert NJ Strebegh. +. b. Thurber, W, d. Gar
rison, Sheridan Shook, Henry Cranston, Henry Nj.
Smith, Frank 5. Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
BEAUTlFY

Tho cn,cura Re1nedeA have very good sale with rs
me y tbat fail 70 10 mint the NJ mes OF any
nares using tien but the sale OF Cn'lcnIa 70 70 eO'
ta h has failed attract our attention ~, N
Buffalo, y. I.
vonr Cuficurn Remedies always bring good report .
i' CHASE HOLLAN - DIngnsts,,
bave sold the Cuticura Remedies Tor seVer@ years anu
they have given universal s1tisfae,i9n t,;Gs pnegss
Cortland, y. Y.
find that your soap outses All % SlneT esn
soaps that Keep. FULTON, y. Y.
We are selling enormous q1aniy q y9TT s cge"ra
preparations 'O'A GTcenpsinI \. y.
experience is sales have ncreascd each war
parties who have "s'0 'i' '"'''' - POwEE CO..
ing our Ou'''1'@ WHITE BTEDIcN
1havo hem selling the Cucura Remedies for long time
and rnd that the public generally are PSaSsc f MI
Kingston n. Y.
vmr cutcura and cucura Soap sell well and better than
others for same purposes FUTILE & WILLIE,
Lo Roy N
Your Cuticura Remedies have the LARGEST safe WIN mo VI
all tle oOo" anu '-'' r. wILt OK, Drnggsy ~
yonr cutieura Remedies indispensable 10 our propre
tary trade Little IL said regarding ihsn p n ReSS
more pa isin Sa t have No other j. T. SCOFIELD,
ioi 'n"i' w Wndermere Pharmacy, 9thayer NJ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
FUNERAL OF DR. w. r. WILLIAMS.

The funeral of the Rev. DR.. William X.
Williams who died at his home in Grovest Wednes
DAY. took place yesterday at the Madison Avenue Bap
fist Church. Upward OF 200 clergymen were present.
including nearly all the BAPTIST ministers III the city
plate on the coffin bore the inscription: william X.
Williams Born 1904; died April /, 1889 On the collin
was sheaf OF wheat bunch Of palm leaves, while
the pulpit bedecked with innumcrabe bouquets OF
flowers. The pail bearers were exCOntroller Andrew.H
Greene, the Rev. Dr. Hague, Aaron Sand the Rev DE-
Hunt the Rev. DR.. Samson, Professor Drsler OF Column
bra College the Rev DIR. Armitage, the Rev Dr. Saun
ders the Rev. DIR. Talbot W. Chambers. The services
were begun by the chanting of the Goth Psalm and the
Rev DR. Bridgman delivered the invocation. The Rev.
j. J. Bronner then led the singing OF hymn, followed
by the Rev Dr. Elder, who read the services for the
dead The Rev. DIR. s. Ircneus Prime and the Rev. Dr.
IL Weston delivered short addresses, In which the life
and services deceased clergyman were eui0gzed
DR. Prime said that request OF his dying brother
was: Take me out OF my bed and carry me into my
library, so that may die among my books Dr. Weston
house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
THE BL. GOD.

have sold more your cucua and Cucura soap in the
past years than OF all other skin medicine aud soaps CON-
Oi''U &c THATCHER Druggist.
East Milestone. n. j.
Iselm cutcura soap than any other medcaed SOAP
Elmer M.
dies have exclusive this any other
GAsuL EEA. Druggist,
Hackettstown n J.
give unb0anded satisfaction We always take pleasure In
recommending thc believing they what they arc repre-
The Cuteura Remedies have very good here indeed
DUMOND & CLARK, DrugRists,
l4O Oceln-aver Jersey city, y. j.
The sale Of your Remedies especially OF the Cut
Jul" '''''' FL. FEIND. Druggist,
Newark, n. ].
CutIcura Soap excels all other medicinal sonps.
FRED. IS. kILMER Druggist
NewBrunsWlck y. j.
Rverton, Nj.
Your cutcura Remedies are having q good steady sale
favorable reports medicines
Jos. H. LlPPiNCofT G CO. Druggists,
Salem. n. J.
For skin Remedies your cutlcura preparations sell in
''''''' ~ JOSEPH W. MERRITT, DRUGGIST.
Woodbury., Nj,
keep supply Of Cuiicura Remedies on hand and find
Baldwin Penn
sell more Of your cutcura Remedies than of all others
VI '"' 'O'' f"' Ii. y. BURKHART. Druggist.
Bethlehem, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
n low is

Tho demand for your Cutcura Remedies renders the pur-
ase ~ them a safe investment They are Tor all purposes
% bch they are designed deserving Of the highest enco
mums and have become stand9Id sh . h,s
North Tarrytown, ", Y.
cr,,cura Ramcdios outsel other Blood Remedies with
US JOHN II. ROGERS Druggist, :,
Oneida, n. Y.
The demand for your Cutcura Remedies double what II
was ayea' ago AP. sToRRs. JR,
Ow0go, n. Y.
Your cuticura Remedies always give perfect sasfactOn
Prattsvile NJ Y.
We say your cuticura Remedies sell we'll and think
'ney 'AN' ''0 ''AN J.&J COOPER Druggists.
Rochester, ". Y.
One Of our customers using Cutcura Resolvsnt "a
blood remedy and thinks the only good thing on earh
ai'ei "'"' D. d. GILBERT & CO.,
South Now Berlin. n. Y.
years and had complaint made 70 that they
"' Z. W. THOMAS Druggist
syracuse NJ 7.
Cuticura Soap sells better than other indicated toilet
soap we have H. d. "hA'hb, n,ruggsts
Your Cuticura Remedies tho best selling remedies
have. FL. THoMAN, Druggist,
Camden. N. J.
The CutIcura Remedies give satisfaction sold
OF other preparations for the purpose
J. d. LA CoUR Druggist.
Camden, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRA YELLERS.

The Britannia, of the White Star Line, sailed
for Liverpool yesterday having among her passengers
the following: Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. Ayers, William IL.
Annleton r. G.. BOYLE Joseph A. Bird Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Boote George " Bliss j. G.. Bennett H. Burrel
J. A. Brain, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Calhoun MI. ana MIS-
George C. Chewings j. +. Gordon. John T. Holland, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Hammer, Henry James, Captain Lewis.
A. ID. c., ]. PierpOnt Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Mes
j. J. McCullum, Thomas Osborne f. Gonklin, william
Cooper, Dr. and Mrs. ID. d. Crowley l. Dyer NJ r, ana
j. l.. Foster. w.P GILL j. II. GIL, A. l. Powers
a. F. Paterson, Mr.. and Mrs. james Reid, George A.
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. i. SeybOld Captain Il. Whyburn.
Joseph White John r. WALKER, C. H.Watrous, r George
A Wilkins. Thomas Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
I II T | M (:

We sell more Of your Cucura Soap than We do OF all other
"n'''''N W. b. HiLDEBRAND Druggist Dams,
We know Of several persons whe have suffered many years
from forms of skin diseases who nave
reii'' ''O" JUN f. LONGS SONS, Druggists: Dom,
have obtained satisfactory from tho use Of tho
Cuticura Remedies I'm our own emily ana t en haod
beyond any other remedies for diseases OF me SKIN
Ybe demand for Them grows Their merits become known
MACMILLAN & co, Druggists, Dams
Hnvo heard some very favorable reports from your Cu
cura Resolyent Cuticura soap ~ selling Wei WIN "o'
d. IL" I'D Newport Penn
The increasing demand for Cutcura Soap Is que 10 s
soofhng and sofenng Influence the skin heains III er
lions making smooth and velvety 10 luo 'Vu0n '
sales are constantly the H GITSGRIcH, Druggist
Philadelphia
The sales Of yonr cuticura Me@eqiGs Err ~ d.
f0A'' 1880 n. 4th st. philadelphia Pehn'
mot with great success IN your Gpse@VT RRAN
Third and susquehauna avesr philadelphia Fehn'
tanned from your Cutcura nemedies oil Wch AhA'o 'o
"oio '""" Va -. '' MONROE BOND, M ID,
$500 n. Broad-st, Philadelphia Pen5
think the sale OF your Cutcura Soap Is one gross 10 one
dozen Of any other medicinal soap . UARGRAvEs,
2.795 n. Frontst.. Philadelphia Penn
w. ars bavnu rood sale for your preparations
JOHN L. CURRY, pruggHt
2140 Callowhillst, Pmiade'pHiA reiH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
GEE:A n s.

s rorc n, the Cucura Remedies than Of any others Tor
the same diSe"Se'' s. C. BRADT. Druggist
Albany, N T.
do mt know of any instance in which the Cucua ,Gn
dies failed TO prOauee tatisiactoy tIn ,nedies
have ever handled during the thry-lhree ~ "
druggist batavia n Y.
The cucura Soap good sale WITH nc rSeonend
1t every Tins - " Irockport, n. Y.
safely place cqtcuTa at the hes: .a o. our '' o.
re'Ae''0' ' WHEELER ~ BOLTON, DngH1ssu
2Gl Fulton.st. Brooklyn, n. T.
Our opinions on subject Of the c9egra nemee hleh
,tonld be 10 wrte a volume. they sen Inefe ~, NV ny
otlcr oi'oO 725 fHionst Brooklyn " u
rbov. olvavs looked upon the socalcd patent nede's
"a %n,nbug medicines until few months ago. WIN VII,
% with Lien he troubled for ten years
by usng the Cuticura Remedies vpr,Tzrp pb O.
10 Chauneey.st.. brooklyn " \.
sales Of cucura goods arelarge and they give sac
ton Nv KIMBALL, Druggist
45O Fifthave, Brooklyn, y. \.
Your cuticura Remedies have large sac heTc MP ne
81 park-aye., brooklyn ~ l.
o,u -c,.a,es HON exrcrna and internal. the Cuteura
are the best in only regular feing g1S W H"''
2lg Hewcs-st, BrOokiyh' y. Il
your Curicura Remedies increasing In public ASor'
Buffalo. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
I III & SIX 1 Ia .

takes lead a. compared nth other medicinal soaps
PAUL KEMPsMGrH. Druggist
Bethlehem, Penn.
Cuticura Soap and toilet article takes pre-
cedcncc proof posivea tall stack OF
empty boxes stand as monument on our e2 9 W,,
Bristol, Penn.
The sale Of has increased y per cent
during past year. J. NJ. sToEVER, Chester, Penn
Ihavc sols Remedies with atisiaction since
their Introduction. JAMES A. MLfELS Drnssii b:,r
am selling Remedies and end they are very
much liked Iam using them In my own family, ana womb
EastOn. Penn.
The cucura and Cutcura Soap splendid sellers with
Emlentown, Penn.
rapidly. "'''"'" '"-''H' b. +. ROBBINS DTusgist
"'' Erie, Penn.
The cutIcura Soap gaining friends LADY sail to Gu
OF dandrua. 4. {. GEORGE & CO., Druggists
GiTard Station, Penn.
Cutcurn Remedies sell equally well any Of the Oldest
staples better and cucua soap is probably the best
selling soap We have In stock. - -, cposs a. soN
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Harrisburg, Penn.
Your cu,icura Soap eclipses anything on the marke
Homestead, Penn,
The soap has been used in my Own % I with
Huntington. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
MEN WHOM UNDERWRITERS SHOULD PEysIoy.
"Here comes the Jonah p exclaimed fire.

man, as OF his companions in fatigue cap and long
coat with nickel buttons into the engine house.
The whati' said TRIBUNE reporter The Jouah, he
answered. Every fire company has got one There
are some members OF the Fire Department who believe
that III luck follows them. IL has frequently happened
that fires oftcner when certain man Is IN the
colnpany lie then is branded as "a JONAH aud as
such is known through the entire department. He may
change his company, but the reputation goes with him.
Two-tlree-six was sounded on the gong. told you
cor exclaimed tho oquacous brennan, turning TO fasten
the collar around the neck OF the horses which had
rushed 10 their places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
REMOVAL OF SUPERINTENDENT TONES


Tones superintendent OF markets. for various reasons,
which have been given in THE TRIBUNE The principal
reason was for leasing in the Jefferson Market
Building which have been used for gambling purposes
There have been also irregularities In the transfer OF
market stands which should not have been permitted
and which the Controller has mad TO rectfy Nothing Is
said against the integrity character OF Mr. Tones
The Controller says he has proven himself incompetent
nronery 10 fulfil the duties OF the position No action
has been taken by Controller relative to filling the
place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
@rng ra1nUyrs~ nEponrs OF SERMONS

fca gs.s yyl crresp0ndenee Of The chicago Standard
rHg tribune engages for Its reporters oil
sermons students OF the Union Theological SEMINARY
tsuaiy those make suc reports know little more OF
hH construction and spirit of sermon than they w0uu
u Chinese lecture ConfuciausIn The employment
81 theological students or this work Is therefore long
step ID The right direction. All experienced studenti 10 III
charge Of the whole matter student OF the denomna-
on whose minister reported detailed for that work
Is supposed and rightly TINT he Will be more familiar
VIA the spirit OF his denomination, with the Terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
SENDING LOTTERY CIRCULARS IN THE MAIL

Post Office Inspector Byron d. Adsit, OF
Detroit Meh made complaint recentyin that city that
C. f. Schmidt Co. engaged in sending out circu
lars concerning tho Kentucky Lottery. package OF
fifty circulars, addressed 10 T.. 9. Dean Ashland Neb
was found and made the foundation OF charge before
Commissioner Graves, OF Detroit Deputy Marshals
Smith aud Bible yesterday arrested in this city. stout
German who was said 10 be the G. r. Schmidt referred
t. in tie charge Inspector Adst has from Detroit
10 take the prisoner back II he Is Wiling 10 go Schmidt
denied his guilt but held In $1,000 ball by Com
missioner Shields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

feature of the market is the quiet picking up OF
vacant lots on the side by investors, which may
presage change from the extreme duiness which Tor
long time characterized the dealings In that class OF
property Some of last weeks transactions
are Worth noting. Four lots in Seventy second-st.
west Of Eghth-ave. were sold by John ~ Grim,
viii be improved Robert Auld bought two
lots in Ninety-fourthst., west OF Eighth-ave Tor
east OF Eleventh for $4,000 to " b. BALDWIN who
resold them for $4,000 to Tracy Van Loon Tor I'M
proTement lot in Seventy second-st. west OF Ninth
ave, sold to John Heany for Si6,23o George a;
sheldon bought No. IL East Sixtyhird-st for $4,000
from Anthony Mowbray No 10 was sold for the same
price TO Thomas n. Turner No. 7o3 Madison-aye.
brought $4,000 B. f. Sphinx sold the fiat and five lots
on the south side of One cumberland twenty hfthst
400 feet east Fifth-ave to Mr.. Herbs, Of Herbs
Eneiss for Sl2O,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
d. WILLIS JAMES TOO BUSY TO HOLD AN OFFICE
ID. Willis James said Yesterday that he had

not been an applicant for the position OF Collector OF the
Port or Postmaster OF this city Neither position had
been offered him by President Cleveland and consequent
iy he had refused them. He added that the large
business interests with which he is connected engrosscd
his attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
SCARLET FEVER AND MEASLES INCREA SING.

prevalence of scarlet fever AID measles in this city, but
the number Of deaths from those diseases not
numerous than usual DR.. j. Il. Taylor said yesterday
that there epdemics In any OF the public insti
tutIons although occasional case OF measles was
porled at one OF the founding asyums He furnished
the following record OF contagious diseases for two
weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY ss-TwELvE PAGES

method employed While the reports are very brief
usnav one definite idea is expressed, ana ministers re.
ported i'm THE TRIBUNE have little cause ZOE compant
that they misrepresented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
ANOTHER MAN WHO RESEMBLES S. s. ooNANE

A man resembling in some points ). ). Co
nan the missing editor entered the store at No. ~ East
Onehundred-snd.t twenty ffth-st., on Wednesday. He
said that he was born in Geneva, New-York and had
State, and al Hannibal No.; 4. refused to give fur
ther account OF himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
CUTICURA REMEDIES

for sa,e nv all drurgsts Price OF CUTcuRA small boI
30 cents large boxes containing two and one,ha q
onanfy OF small al RRsoLvENT 81 per Dole' nr,s
T1pIcSAI TOILET SOAP. % cents. CuiicuhA "ApiS
SHAVING SOAR, is cents per cake
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL coApANf'
BOSTON.