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New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
ECONOMY IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday ordered the
removal Of several employees and the reduction Of
several salaries. This action was made necessary
by the reduction Of the final estimates by the
Hoard of Apportionment. Eight examiners In the
bureau of Buildings were discharged The salary
of Chief Clerk Dnmahaut was reduced from VI 500
those of attending the weekly meeting OF the Board
of Examiners and taking charge of papers which
may be brought before that Board. Two clerks IN
the Bureau Of Combustibles were discharged The
salary af Peter Seery chief of the bureau, was re.
duced from 81, 800 TO $2, $50. and the salaries OF
the remaining employees IN the bureau, excepting
those of three oil collectors. were reduced ten per
cent. Seven mechanics and clerk were dismissed
from the repair shops. The changes caused much
onf Of employment Inspector Esterbro0k de-
cIined 10 make any comment upon the changes In
his bureau except 10 express regret that the force
III examiners had to be weakened. The decrease In
The salary list Of the bureau amounts to W, 500
One Of the examiners removed Is brother of the
yusDectOr.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

SHIPPING NEWS
popr op xrw.yoRK FRIDAY. JAN. 2. 1885

PORT OF NETWORK .......... FRIDAY. JAN. 2, 1853
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Chester r Condron Liverpool Dss co.
Arrived Bar at 7:i6am; ,,,o,, ,,vo,noo, nec .,
days with to watson Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Rreyds Bss McyST Antwerp IpIsS DsS a. ss gs
Steamer Dcn BSnsr Rotterdam Dec 20 ws tss
mdse and passengersto 10 fuhch' Iu'o =" w.
bsa Steamer q. Miranda r Bnon St Johns NE via Halifax
and Pacific Mail ssCo Arrived at the Bar ~
steamer ii Dorado, Hawthorn, New Orleans Dec 49, Bar
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher with mdse
ans steamer 6sawar wnns days. with d's
%.Es SsTgCT % SsTl snS 81 Ts' % Point
Steamer Francon Bennett Portland with mdse and pass
epgers ora Domnon smtn Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with passengers to Old Dominion - Co.
sUNSET-Wind at Sandy Hook ho'h' NV eieAf' Az
Arrived yesterday H.
steamer Calico r, Potter Hull pee &C. via 9S'on with
mdse sanderson Son Arrived at the bar al ~ m'
CLEARED
Steamer Bombay Or. Inch. Iondon-smpson, spence
steamer City OF Richmond OBJ Lewis Liverpool via
oueenstown.in inman - O. Sou c,o.,ox uonder.on Bro.
steamer Nooriand (Beg). Nokels Antwerp-Peter"nsht
steamer Maranheuse tBr. Tregarthen Pcrnambuco via
Baltimore-R Borlond nn tor,.vr, puerto Cabello
and cnracoa-Bohiton Bliss 4 Dalett. ,,,,..
steamer CITY Of Puebla DeakeD Havana euh Mehoah
ports-FAlrxa andre & sons -
Steamer veTtumnus (rl. Legoe Kingston Ja-d vessels
& Co. e,.- ,r,,.. S,.r,o
Steamer City Antonio Wilder, Fort Royai ana fer'
steamer seneca Walker Newport News and Vest Point
steamer BreaKwater Jeuney Lewes De-od Dominion
steSmer Manhattan Colyer New.Havea-Geo stetson
& co.
Cleared lst-
Steamer Gen whitney Bearse. Bo.ton-H i Dimock
park Relt (fIrl. Munro. Amsenlam-C W BeTtaux.
SAILED.
Steamers Marengc for Hull; City OF Puebla, Havana CITY
OF Antonio. Ferpandina.
Also saed-yIa Long Island sound-steamer Gen hney'
for Boston
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PoRrI
LIVERPOOL Jan "a rived. steamer spain lBr) sumner
oiEfSsrowx Jan 2-Anive steamer scyih'a tBr'. Whea
Ian Sew-York Dec H. on her way To Lvetppo 1a"
proceeded ~.t...t. fpr,
Bracs Tor New York direct . 80. .,.
HAaBjRG Jan 2-Arnyed. steamer Rugia tGerl. Aiber'
from New.York Dec ~. ..-. ,,,-
from New York - . ,..,...... ,-oo
New.York.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

Additional contributions from varlety OF
sources both secular and religious. were received
day Association yesterday. The American Art As As.
sociaton, Twenty -third-st., near Broadway mas
rendered the gross receipts of its galleries on neHt
fion is desirons that its many friends should bear
this generous offer in mind. The gallery viii be
open all day, and an additional attraction tnele
lent opportunity to give to those who, on account
of the incement weather, failed to attend church
last Sunday. The following additional collections
and contributions are reported by the treasurer,
Charles Ianier No. 26 Nassau-St.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
CORPORATIONS FORMED THIS WEEK.

Tie American Business Guide has received this
week news OF the organization Of seventy-one
porations. The object and capital is as follows:
six for buildings. etc, $4,000; g. manufacture and
sale OF drugs oils etc, $i3l 800; D. electrical pur
noses S26l, 900; T. financial purposes. S25O,OO0; a.
sas and water purposes, $1,000; 8, machinery, hard
ware, etc, 100000; 10, mining and milling
etc, S292,000; z. railways, etc, S2l,69500O0; o.
textile. etc. S224,ooo; o. woodworkns etc, sJ2oooo
total capital re eprcsented, ", ,G72,1OO.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A BRIDAL PARTY

NARROW ESCAPE OF BRIDAL PARTY.
An accident was narrowly averted on Thursday
night IN PleasantviIle, Westchestcr County, while
the Rev. Mr. Williams, at the parsonage. was unit
ing a young couple IN marriage AS the clergyman
was about to pronounce the words that would
make them man and wife pistol shot was heard,
and a second later bullethcrashed through the
window, whizzed past the head OF the bride and
LODGED in the shoulder of the minister's dog. For q
moment all was confusion. but quiet was restored
and the ceremony continued. IL Is SAID that the
shot was fired by n rival Of the groom but he
laughs at the idea and said 1t was fired by some
bOys
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
Jersey CITY.

Samuel Blakey and Daniel II. Carpenter, who
were convicted Of violating the election laws, were
costs. Judge McGil SAID Unless the ballot box
is cafely guarded and honestly managed our insti-
tutions may bc destroyed and will certainly suffer
very great injury"
Patrick Hayes n wealthy grocer, of No. 24l
Twelft-st, was arrested last night for beating his
wife. IL Is thought that her skull Is fractured.
Hayes was bondsnan for John ID. Harrington, who
is now in the state Prison for deiraudng the
American Legion of Honor.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
rrNWIsE TO BE SOCIAL.

Emil BIock. of No. is, and Otto Eyferth, of No.
Al Marion al. Young Germans, while In the Bowery
on Thursday night were invited by man to take
nun shop AT No 141 Hester-st,, where they were
Jnet by James Barry, of Grand-st, and Edward
tiley, Of No. 247 East Twenty -hfth,st, proies-
tionai thieves. Barry and Riley struck Block on
the face several times backing his eyes, cutting
his cheek and knocking him down into the base
yneDt. he barkeeper of the place, James carroll
4 amedatcy locked the door and Blocks assailants
Sihed his poeKcts. Barry. Riley and Carol wers
arrested aud each held, in default of VI ,500 ball.
Yesterday at the Essex Market Court
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

Patrick Keaton, who kicked hls wife so severely
as to cause her death on May 3, was recently con-
victed in the lCeuIt of General Sessions of man,
slaughter in the first ccgTee. lie was sentenced
yesterday by Recorder Smyth to fifteen years and
six months IN the state Prison.
Michael Gerrata, who was also convicted OF man
slaughter in the first degree, was sentenced to nm
pr sonment for ten years and six mont las. lie stab
bed Francisco Casona in quarrel in One-hund red
and-eleventh-st. in October, 1888 Gerrata was
first sentenced for assault. but after the death OF
Casona re-arIested and convicted OF the higher
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
ALONG THE SOUND.

BnrpGEPoRr-David Dunn, who was stabbed on
Wednesday night by thiefis not likely TO recover
......The Wheeler a. Wilson sewing machine
factory was shut down on December 81 Tor one
week to take inventory,
SoUrH NoRwALK.-The man killed near the
pot on Wednesday, IL is believed, was not a
brakeman, and tho theory is advanced that he was
murdered and thrown upon the track.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

CORPORATE Counsel suit, Superior Court. IL O. M ,
Chafee- Ward reference before Referee Coc' IL
10 o,
Garrison ference before Referee Peter b. Olncy
Electric Railway Commission, Cyrus w. Fields house'
evening .
Tennis tournament 7th Regiment Armory, afternoon
and evening
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

NEw-BRUSswIcR.-The Norfolk and New Bruins
wick Hosiery Company, which suspended opera
tions a few DAYS ago, has made a reduction of II
skating rink will be opened next week by j.
Angel of Chicago. Aaron Gray is sreported miss
ing. He has been gone abOut four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
CITY REFERENCES.

]. II. Woodward president Hanover National bank).
Calhoun, Robbins & Co.
Joseph Wild & Co.
Austin, Nichols & Co.
The Geo. Place Machinery Co.
VIM. Moulds.
Geo. Welmers.
scheuer & Bro.
Colwell Lead Co.
J. Finay smith.
Cooper Union Gospel Hset !nss.
J. s. Conover & Co.
A. A. Vanttne & Co.
Vanderbilt Building.
ludwig & Co.
Francis T. white.
John Dingwal.
Hanover Block.
American District Telegraph CO.
Ornamental Glass and Button Wcrks
Naugatuck Railroad Co.
Casino Theatre Builiing.
H. VI. Cowperthwait & Co.
Ceutral Park,Apart. Buildings.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
LONG ISLAND.

HUSTISGT0N.-A proposition has been made tc
several capitaligts to establish ferry across the
Sound to Norwalk and Bridgeport.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
NEWARK

Tom Sing the Cbnaman who tortured and robbed
q laundryman, has written to Commander schley at
Washington asking for bail.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
end ,ae Yves. ssd..t, !. $40 # of eth-ave, each 60

and 100 West SD $40 II v Of btha'e o'c" COO ,OO
lot l7.6xl0Ob; Ed Tappan an.-..------'------''-'. *
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YORK CITY,
Nor.GItst e 100 T. scinnra q mylas'on' $4,000
stanonst 90 Of Psi nna santhe2 HShgo 25oOo
2daye t Of a4th.s, Rss,ns so1ioo on.' 2s5Oo
lotys 2s I o. rtsn Satsss es75o
SShs S25S q .t9;ays Wo.rns and another. 1880
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
"sAyIyG 33 IL PER CENT"
Over 81 900 per annum on Investment oil s~'"""

OFFICE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
broadway and 39thet ~
NEW. YORK. May Is. 1884
GENT ryEy, The ten Q0) secmans GassaviEs oo'otno'
furnished by you have given entire satfacton' shoMs'
after ninety days test perfect saving from our - Di
OF 33 / 8 per cent. -.
Itake pleasure IN recommending your governor III Prei
erco q, all other, for simplicity durability quick action ana
economy Yours very respectfully.
tsirnrd W W TILLoTsoN. Business MANAGER.
Figures show average weekly saving Oh
or an annual aggregate saving ~ machines were IN
IN daily serycel Of. "'
or J33 per cent upon the Investment
AFTER SIX MONTHS TRIAL
NEw.YoEK. Aug go. 1ssi
pIea.e attach two more l50lighi machines .
i''"s' " l. &. STANTON, Secretary.
Metrop opontan Improvement Co.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
lam whiting, Of

FIN Avenue HotcbCongressm an lam wnlune' vi
Hoyoke, Mass, and William A. simm ssdx Of Cam
bridge, Mass ...... Albemarte Hotel ieooo1 A. u"
Wheeler OF Yale College,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
THE GAS QUESTION.

Tho recent anagamation OF tho gas companies OF New @
York city into eororaon or monopoly Win 1ne % enor
rse 10 no speculation the part ol tue ga
consuming community to whom the question % OF Im1, "'''
rhe wrin rtcd efforts OF the National Ga+raying ou
anv seem 10 reced toward enghtening the puDc upon
dcutics encountered by the gas companies IN
their supply the consnmcrsa cheaper & & oi
slcratnm By the stubborn impossbity OF man,ahing
low average upon ,hs % st on
AHA Of supply aud eonsnmptlon-the htei,,e. h .Un an
stanty Valying gI sRei up or extingnIshed and the
hasaad and one dlsaDi which the gs companies arc
.h, @ in The greatest isht from the smallest amouu, o,
gas of the proolems Oh @ o & 80 % s,un" % s ntroduc.
t9n on known that coal gas issues from the burn
ara c,n,a n, Two clements, hydrogen anu cnoi n ~ hni
h,on t hydrogen produces ttc light nnt n giss
hy mmnons Now too high pressure an efI.ss nt o
carSon hurried through the burning nyars ,s r. ia set
Tree escapes the air Tns ac nt IN" sreatest
Of light IL s , an STA we a, ai from
sxenhs pressure In many nstncen as % ~
IL u.s. therefore clearly that any pressure sAse.u
that Of average Is simply the sassS caSr S gas m
The manifest purpose Natiol al Gas5ayiug CoinP
s 81 'S%s s s nam
no'ns result ol many ysais practical
search experiment by competent engineers AMI ex
on ns sSy a q ' local % thy
BY rect TO sarn eIs. o.,
automatic and instantaneous balance ~ every
I tsnths and supp Wing zach and every di burner
soaS eensa .. si nn grss
briianey OF light blowing ana smSaInS onan
liz os sHs Completely and saisiaeoSy sceo%sd by
their brief ,s .haaa @ contain a. once ne
poison lie ai@osphsre Ind,ns is into
il should contain no leather rubber other em!laneon.
for the gas w quickly sa nG .nn e % eai S ~ sn
economy IL should contain no springs 10 get out of o"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PoRT CHEsrER.-Mrs. Frank Marsh, left home
two weeks ago to visit relatives in Newburg bu
has not been heard from since.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
CHANGES IN CASTLE GARDEN.

George H. Meizger, who bid $6,250 year, for
the privilege of selling food Castle Garden had
his men at work whs,washng and renovatlng the
milk cans aud beer glasses. The old employees of
the Garden charge him with ,eontemptu-
"Wednesday afternoon. The money-broker-
aye privilege passed into the exclusive
supervision of Scully & Davitt John Wood
who had bid So. 500 year for the baggage express
business. which Bernard Bgln has controlled for
three years. paid his first months rent, Mt. Big
Inns horses and wagons were still employed ana
Pb;lp Piglin superintended affairs. These facts
strengthened the rumors that Mr.. Wood was the
agent of Mr.. Biglin, john j. OBrien and Robert
McCord. who have the Barge Once Express bns-
ness contract and whose office is in the Post ONCE
Bnidng The Commissioners of Emigration said
that the income is SO, 600 year more than before
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
NOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Huffman House--Congressman Andrew u.
S,,tt, sf PENNSYLVANIA, and J. q. do Amafol Valente
S.ax,lian Chargf dhfalrcs at Washington. Gdssg
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

CITY REFERENCES.
po,,er 4 siymu. a75 Iexington-ave
Harry Miners Theatre. sth-ave,
Harry Miners Theatre. 1875 and lJ7 Bowcry
Harry Miners Iooples Th' ltre. Bowery.
Tho New York -tir. - and q North Wiiam-st
1o,,g Men. hr s,ian Association 23dst and ithave.
Coo,cr Union Annex Hall. IL aud ~ ith'ave.
American Bible Society, ith-aye.
Marvin sac 20. 31tlist o.,
Me,ropo.tan Opera House H. stewart Gas Ensheer '''
st and broadway
The Cas- no. agtl-st and Broaiway
Robbins & Appleton. anh Boni'st'
Rest q co. 90 West ,3d-st
A. simpson. 3G6 Bowcry.
rin.e1n u.resient Brush Electric LisAt) Domestic
Building Broadway.
! A Blu1ome $50 aud 81 Othaye
Altman House. ~ East lOthst.
B.lve Iere Hotel hist. aud ith-aVe
min, Dien & co. G2.56 Thomasst.
ps,,ell a sons broadway and clinton place.
.,non s,sru- & 90, l. and 10 Whiiest
Ncwyork Maritime Exchange broadway ana beaver
oorion q hi worth. j73 Grcenwich-st'
s. Crote & 90. ia last lithst
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun r,es 72o SETS Mooa set. sOs Moous age da ~
HIGH wATER TO-DAY.
,< ca,aru,ot e.agi(yov Is,ni 9;32 He'll Gate. 1l:2l
EH-sapdy Hook, 9.32 dov Island. l0:4Al Hell dAIe
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
REAL E.STfTE.

NEw-YoRE. Friday jan 2. 1885.
The following sale was made at the Exchange
Ssiesroom to-day:
BIZ John T. Boyf.
- ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
A VACANCY STILL UNDER Mr.. MARITIME.

Many visitors, most of whom were friends OF ap-
nlicsnis for Office were received yesterday by Dis
irict-Attorney MARITIME. The position of Assistant
District-Attorney at salary Of $500 is still va
natr,ots willing 10 accept 1t. There is, however,
some trouble in the selection, and the appointment
will probably not be made for day or two There
Is no Grand Jury in session. and the DistrictAtor-
ney has not decided whether any action will be
taken against the BOARD of Aldermen. Patrick II.
McGiu and John Dpnnigan, subpoena servers, Were
Cornelius NJ. Stokes, also subpoena servers, were re-
tanned in office. Isaac H. Hunter the colored man
who occasionally addresses Iammany audiences
W as removed from the position of messenger.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
THREE THEATRE--THE BEST IN SERVICE
CITY REFERENCES.

+. f. Thompson, FIrst National Bank.
Knickerbocker trust Co., 234 5thave.
Grand opera House.
Baumann Bros.
uerts Bros. & Co.
Robert Rutter.
Knickerbocker Apt House Co.
sullivan, Drew & CO.
c. +. Beatty. esq.
Holmes Booth & Hayden.
Mercantile National Bank.
rno. = white d. D.. Bcrkely School.
r. H. Macy & Co.. Dry Goods &C
St Charlie. Hote, Broadway.
IIammerslough Bros. AIS and 4S0 Broadway.
Eureka Fire Hose CO., IL Barclayst.
4 Burkhaltcr & Co. 90 ard % IIudson-st
Homo Insurance Co., 10 Broadway.
Dune Building.
T. and II. T. Anthony & Co.
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Metropolitan Improvement Co E c. stanton secretary
Charles r. Hooper, 763 Broadway.
The Union Nut Co.
Manhattan Gas Light Co, &C.. H. Roome, Presdent).
The London Theatre. 8
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

Gunther X. Ackerman. publisher OF The Star, said
yesterday that nothing had been decided relative
sitions nnder consderatiOn-one from William II.
England one from John X. Mclean and the third
from q gentleman whose name is not to be gwen at
terested in the proposed purchase is paper dealer,
TO whom The Star is indebted in considerable
sum, is pronounced by Mr. AckeTnan 10 be without
Foundations The paper bills of The Star are paid
monthly. aud when that for December Is presented
it will bs paid promptly.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
S|eeman's Automatic Gas Saving Governor
Can be attached 10 any gas meterin 80 minutes
SlJRST TESTIMONY!

ing steady and uniform fame and arc In every w
satisfactory.
After trying others fully recommend mecA1
the best Gas Governor ever Yours respectfully
HARRY MINBB.
OFFICE CASINO
Broadway and 39thst
The Palace Building Of America"
NHw.YoRK, Oct. ., 1884
GESTIEMEy-we have had "sleeman Automatic O.
Saving Governors in service az The Casino since -
ing OF the building They have reduced our gas os -
entire satisfaction We cheerfuy recommend the1
RUDOLPH ARoNsoS. 'MansssA
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
4thave. and 23d-st.
NEw-YoRK, March 0, lisa
the Sleeman in and find -
cided saving the amount OF at the same tmev
have sufficient light
consider Governors well worth all they cost us W
are yours very truly, - ,,o..., s.-
W. BRASIER, Janitor.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
Announcements.

Genuine HoTs Malt extract has SIGNATURE o. Johann
Hon and Morz Eisnck neck Of every bottle Inioid OS
sll physcaus for general debility Beware OF lmiAiioh~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
MACHINES ,s MONTHS. % PER CENT

MACHINES. is MONTHS, 2J PER CENT.
OiHce Daniel & son. Importers.
Broadway, cor. OF eth-st9.
New York July ]. 1884.
In rcpy 10 would that have in use
In Tour OF your sieemans Gov
ernors eighteen months during which tno they
have given entire satisfaction decided saving from
gas bills OF % per strongly recommend same
feeling they do all claim without diiDnuon
OF Light. Respectfully, JOHN DANlELL d BUN
"sPEAKS FOR ITSELF"
Machines, 2a Yenrs, 25 Per Cent.
Oaice r. H. Macy & Co,
Importers Carpets. Dry Goods, &c.
l4th.st. and 6th-ave.
Wehave hal in sOrfs three Or your sleeinn
for the past two and hsr
years during which they have given entire sasfac
ton have effected in bills OF about 20
per Very respectfully yours, X. H. MACY q CO.
THREE THEATRE--THE BEST IN SERVICE.
Harry Miners Theatre New-York, Aug. Is, 1881.
Harry Miners Peoples Theatre
New. York Oct, 1888.
Harry Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre, 500,
New-YOrk Oct, 1888.
Thei Gas Governors yod attached TO meters hav'
effected very large saving our bills gas besides CIV
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

or sphons which air bubbles viii cause ne SsDs awe % o,0a
and leave the user IN d Aness ~ ~ the same time simple
eaieS eilieieat ats and darS6o.
sIeemans Automatic Governors are free rom
ALI these ob ectons They are simple IN
feet operation and with proper care wacniD' WIZ
lifetime. -. ,.rsrr
DO the gas anss object the attachment Of Govern
Tho as eompanies are not hostile good and thoronsny
rs S necpe hut have lee greatly annoyed by unser
puous and sponsbe adventurers WITH tneG re-
suits OF which endei TO bring all gassaSs ''''
into general dlscre'ht a,
The wemerlted and thoroughly established repuia@on% @
the sleeman has golden opnisns rom many yuus
nen companies In the present ans e and the scc
m light ami cheap oil cs r On sae sacory sryi
with thorough ey ,sonas s al frss
with almost ' M az sensra aver
SSa eVsnusS the A
Tho Manhattan Gas Company OF this city Is num0e'-
among their valued patrons and references pochese
The president OF tho citizens Gas company VI
says; - =. ,... tha
mont months % ago would not havs It in the house"
rbe toronto tcanada Gas Company miorsc the SAM =
way. aud have the Governors attached 10 all m"''''
their offices. n,.ns
Tho best light in the world h steady gas light 1 hs "a
ss q yseisns Of ac Nss
York city Claim for This governor sra h meter anomstL
Sss ray when NO ws they are SusS ~
Consumed. thus making the atmosphere Of the room
crlt Ther olces &c FAST eomg,sss
n,,, grond floor and fitted up with lusurou
Elegance The managers Of tho company are nxcry dcta
s,erling WORTH responsibility aad miegry anu an1
NJ Their large business conducted WIN nv proe
cocKwork regularity They are ss aoy yrlan and are
pstending nto ign countries heavy pts xmerik
Their average are aready N excess rsay premium
m n sach s with no sellers the market srnpsn
arc being 'ssue1 as a. M tSem successfully They dsser
na patronsfe OF the pSeS S"ir pyS
mhar, ,kev have ALREADY greatly bensntc9 wrao raot NV
wnon a~ and sneS nSeSSterpr.ss-N Y World. Dec L. 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

WOMAN's FACE.
what furniture give such finish to room a. tender
xoana face r. asks George Eliot N0t any We are happy To
answer provided glow Of health tempers the tender rh
press The pale Niods. bnsc.s Iace "t te chrunP
live or The ~ the dysprpiic Induce feelings
OF sorrow aud aud compel us e. tell them or
DIR 1erce's "t.oden Mcical DiscOvcu' the sovereign
reme, Tor and other deses of The respiratory
system well az dyspepsia and o'hcr digestive uouO'e'
sold everywhere.
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1ti Ierngton.ave.. between Rth ani 3Jth ste.
Uours \ 10 :o7. Diseases Of the Nervous = stem
rlpary impotence AMI sterilitY
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
LuypBoRG's RrENIsH COLOGNE
WOMAN's FACE.

BLAIp's PItLs.-Grcat English Gout and
Rheumatic Remedy oval box u rounL .Oc. All druggists
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-12
THE PROPOSED AMERICAN Gus.
TOMS.uNIUN.

The Salt Lake Evening Chronicle,
ever foremost in the advocacy of
measures Of great public interest,
highly approves Of Nj. Townshend's
proposition to establish an American
Zollverein, or customs union, be.
causc--"a commercial union on the
plan proposed by Mr.. Townshend
would furnish vast and growing
market for our surplus products, aad
give us in return, at cheap rates,
articles aud raw material which we
need and which do not come in com.
petition with home industies. We
enlarge the area Of free trade so as to
include all the nations on this CONT
nent as if they were but one people,
while with equal advantage we throw
around Them the sheltering arms Of
protection to continental American in
dustry from the pauper labor of the
old world. We place the new world
with its Incompatible advantages over
the old, on the march toward mater-
al prosperity such as the world has
never before witnessed. We bind to.
ge.her in mutual interest and union
all parts of this great continent, secure
without large standing armies against
foreign complications and possessing
within themselves all the elements OF
prosperity. freedom and Happiness.
In short time we expect to see
this proposition become the leading
feature Of our foreign policy.