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New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
FOREIGN STEANERS DUE AT TINS PORI
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW.YOEK............Mo MONDAY JAN IL. Iss


ARRIVED.
Steamer Oregon Rrl McNckar Liverpool Jan oueons'
town with Ti'c aud pis'engefn 20 vernon IL Dl""h - w.
AtilN" A,c, ,r,", NcIutosh Havana DAYS. with mdsc
and assengcrs ward co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Morgan city Adams Galveston 7days with hides
seamer Dcia~sre wiunet Charleston days. with md'e
AMI pa .scngcrsioJ Qu.narl q Co 49,. -i,h r,,,o ,o
steenrr Rchnouo. B1lk, Newport News. win mdso 10
on TicanorS rasg Portland with mdse and passen-
seam"r Gen whitney Bearsc. Boston. with mdsc to IL
nIe Grcl Admiral of Boston. Rowe Hong Kong a5
days with 10 Russell Co vessel To vernon pto""
nTIe Akbar uome Providence, in ballast to simpson,
nPs Joha crandon Pierce, South Amboy to Swan
7S" snr II Nacomber Rumr Conlives, with logwood to
mn,t'r Isbound to Boston. ,,, o., AN. i,, ,,,.o ,o
SSnG wngdrSn EHltSG co r vessel TO Whitney 90.
sUNsEr-wind At sandy HOOK resh' "N" CLOUDY AZ
Arrived Yesterday -
steamer Adriac Br Parse Lyerpool Jan Scs 1Sceh a.
th S Naeoochce Kempon Savannah 3dsy. with mdss
Apa y Of Saw iavcn Kice spain II days with
sugar to irowbridge & Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Nacoochee Kemton oi fonT% pon
stoamer seneca. walker Newport News and vest ron'
Vs" s,e,mer p0 Gnysndoitc Kelley NoroK, city Point and
s,.awsf Bre.s water Jonnoy Lewes De-od DOMINION
sbp leo Curtis sprou. Calcutt9-Yaes q poreraeld
Rark q ) Posry tBr Foster Buenos Ayres-J farker
@ @srhr Nor stuart Rio Grandc do sul-Thomsen = co
sehr Edsard stewart, Harlow PernamDuco-" IL Cross'
i sehr IS Everett Mcan st Johns An'isua-A Outer
| bridge & Co. s,ttrn
steauers st Romans for LverpoO Pawnee Mediterranean
norIs. Wandrahm Halifax and Liverpool Seneca Newport
News nreakwaier Lewes:
| ship Valiant. for bombay
Steam schr Jesse II Freeman. -.
| SPOKEN
oct % Iats2is Ion 90 80 L. ship Southern Cross from
| Hong Kong Tor New.iork
| THE MOVEMENTS or srEANERS
| FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan l2Arrved steamer Castle Eden tlr) tray
ron YrRroo Jan Ii-Arrivcd steamers Clare r POLLOK
Dec ~ sur,s. Eps f4pm from sook Bec
Lake r ssso r o@ SapSs
0I ,sGow Jan steamer state OF Nevada Brl
stewart lrU saed steamer state OF Indiana Br Ritch
| 10 from glasgow hence for New.York. - n,o,,,
LIzAhD Jan l2npI'ssai, "a ,r s,ey wny to % IIambnrs
| BROW HEAD Jan l2Passed. steamer City OF ltionmon
tBr Lewis from NowYork Jan j. on her way 10 oueenso"
isLR or WIGHT Jan Passed, steamer desmond tBr'
Boappaux, Jan o~Arrived steamer watington tBr) Dav
| les from New York Dec 70.
srJouSsi NF Jan lO-Arrved. steamer Hanoverian 'Br
Thompson Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, Jan l2-Arrivcd steamer Berkshire Howe' ba'
Cleared steamer Goucus Berry, New.York
sailed steamer CeDtipode philadelphia No-,h Anel,
PHILADELPHIA Jan ~ Arrived steamers Nopsn v,aenc,
(Brl. MuuoId st Jago Tonawasda shetnAn. an GooSin
Aries. Fall River; Wiliamsport Miilcs aud No'"~"' e
Boston - o,,..,. p....
crtson Lyerpool VIM Lswrense' Tnn an Boston,
CIsared steamers Caspian tBr, Barrett IAverpoo nein
| ham CIirI, McGregor Lcith.
hesSoss. jan iaUxTrivsd steamer Old nsmini0n Ns'
York.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ORIGIN OF THE ST. JOHNS HOME FIRE.
nov ava HE STARTED IT WITH CANDLE
orurp TESTIMONY.

i, ORIGIN OF THE ST. JOHNS HOME flKE.
A BOY SAYS HE STARTED 1T WIN
OTHER TESTIMONY
co,oner uessc. of Brooklyn. and Jury yesterdayy
Tnma for BOYS which occurred on December 70, o.
ND In which q number OF people were Dulned W "
Death Sister Mary Clementine keleher. VINO n,p nau
oSarce of the laundry. said that Johnny " Plien M
tod her that the drying room was ON tre la Lan
in there with q big dpper OF water sG atuGu t %;
threw on the dSnnS 6re1 told that
eet fire to the towels with candle Tnien no ser
from fro Ia drawer in. the ironing table, but never
xeat to- the Closet" said the boy to look for
stockings and found them gone got piece SSsOt OF
candle from the aTa%er notced towel the
door st0oped down. picked II mp aud hung u on one
nf the horses. / then suddenly saw ames 4i,' 9iew
ont the light, ran out and told Sister Clementine
JLrew JIv the candle was in the drawer, because
had seen it there when went 10 look ior '''i'
paper" uono test;6ed as follows /:
al haI charoe of the inirmary for seven years. My
ward was directly over the laundry Ihere are Mere
boen accounted for About o'clock heard con G
fus;on of voices and gave the signal for order. anu
the children fnaR there wtS me Ss
LANES A. Wilson, the engineer, sald tnae wnea 'sa
the how told him of the fire he ran upstairs anu IN
opened the doors leading rom hnc Inc and hanled his
Gres There was no hose in the building
Charles j. WadswoIth, conductor OF the bergen sc % u
Street Railroad, gave u uloucsp
rescue Of i've boys from the west end OF the e eulid
fennjs Wc(iroarty foreman of Englnc No. IA, sald
that he had water on the fire in seven minutes after
he received the alarm He was asked as TO te sr
ton of fire hydrants about the building anu aae
giving the location said was asked to Suggest
the available places for extra my n bV the
drants much property might have been saved IN The
nearest hook and ladder company was on bedlord-
ave, near Myrtle-ave about one ana three-Quar'of
miles away"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
WORK OF TILE ALDERMEN.

Aidermen Yesterday Mr.. Van Rensselaer, moved
that ali resolutions for the appointment OF com
missoners of deeds be referred to the appropriate
committee He said that such rule had been
adopted i'm the past, and the result was that some
menbers'obtained a large number OF appointments NJ
and Others scarcely any. Alter long debate inc
and Offices On motion OF Mr.. Quinn a comnlttee
of three was appointed TO confer with the Mayor
and heads of departments in order to devise means
in the ctv Mr. Kerwin offered resolution that
the legislature be requested to repeal the Civil Ser
noiice and frenon Mr. Quinn moved TO include all
employees of the Dock Department receiving -
dav or less This was referred to the Committee on
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Warner Ward reference hearing, No ITO BROADWAY
state civil Service NewIork Hotel, p m
Palestine Commandery Ball, Metropolitan opera
auction Sale Of Artist Fund pictures Academy OF De-
sign, g p. m. <o, NJ o, Toe, s.vo,,senthst
Meeting of New-York Bar Association, p. m .
American Geographical Society, Chickering Hail. Q
d. -. c,,uu1...o Co,r.
Monsignor Capers lecture Stcnwsy hall, p III.
Thirteen Club dinner MOrelli's, S:1 D p
Lang Island Historical society," Brooklyn, p. M
Dry.Coods Mutual Benefit Association, Holman
Ma tionhi Rifle Association, 22d Regiment Armory 8
p. M. 49, -, ,,,. ,,oo,,n,,
Meeting of the Pilot Commissioners. 80 -,
Society of Amateur Photographers, No. 1,26O Broad
GARFIELD Club meeting, No. 93s Eghth'ave., 8 p. M
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ALONG THE SOUND.

GRFrNwIcH-A case before the Probate Court
Yesterday involves the title 20 Finchs Island.
lanes NJ. Morrell says that William M Tweed
gave il to him.
RupCFPoRT.-Mrs Henry Roth died on Saturday
after giving birth TO child weighing one ana Il
half pounds. The child ls doing well.
cnrru NopwLK.-A draw of wrought iron will
replace the one of cast iron use by the Con-
soidated Road.
Ny.CK.-In 1884 the shoe factories turned ont
GsS 70 pairs of shoes, valued at ~ ,4OooOO; over
$3.50 900 was paid "A wages
,tppprsoX's-A train of ten fiat cars. ten closed
cars a passenger coach and n combined car was
run ON a side track yesterday. and forty-ionI
hor.es and twenty-five wagons loaded with an
ninJs Of garden ,fulf were loaded upon 1t. The
tcams,ers entered the cars and the train returned
10 Long Island City, which was reached at a
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WANTED TO SATISFY HIS CONTRACTS.

Several members of the Produce Exchange yes
terday made anxious inquiries for +. r. heaae
whom they wished to satisfy his contracts on forty
loads of May wheat. which he had bought on eat
urday at 90 to 99is cents bushel: ne PadJ,o Pao,o
creditors wanted him to make up the difference !;
bnt he could not be found. Mr.. Reade is a young
man and at one timea clerk with IL. ID; mepesS
for himself He had desk-room in room No. 334,
Produce Exchange Building. One OF the me members hn
said that he was last seen on Saturday night buy
ing bunch of ferry-tickets to go to Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
1AY G0Iun,S YACATION.

In re yard TO the many reports about his proposed
vacation. Jay Gould remarked Yesterday shail
90 away somewhere between the middle and the
end of February and shall be gone probably
two or three weeks | snail avoid the March
10 me Nv plans have not been compio ed, OF eonrse
but n rs probable that shall sip over to Cuba ior
enioyed NV visit at Havana last year very greatly
| may uoke around there q good deal. Yes, my
Yacht is at Charleston, but sent her IN advance'
that she might escape the Ice III Northern watels.
There is no chance of my leaving the CITY peloIc
the middle of next mouth"
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u....s,.ao,. l. ca The rreot collecting firm of Ham

Uargenbeck Co., the great collecting firm OF Ham
barg who make special business OF supplying muse
nms keen an agent here constantly empl0ye In collect
ing and shipping Of Pacific coast cnrlosties by
such means our shores being constantly depicted oil
valuable specimens OF incalculabe value from scen
tlc point OF view and unless something DC done soon
by the time people become awakened 70 !he
OF founding public museum. much Oh the Valuable
material obtainable for the purpose VIII De gone
beyond recall.--lSan Francisco Chronicle.
SOlthern paper says that Colonel Tom ccnit re rec
has concluded TO step down peg this year and take the
rank Of Major As soon tunes revive again ne VIII
20 back TO bis old title Major not called upon u
Press.
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MISS MINNIE NEWMAN LOSES HER LOVER

J. d. Fiske. the Philadelphia lawyer who mas
fomred conspicuOusly of late in his attentions 20
Miss Minnie Newman, Of White Plains. suddenly
left that village yesterday. coat Of tar ana mo
feathers was in store for him had he delayed MS
denarture until evening. A letter addressed TO
Minnie was handed 10 .Justie HraV Pauding, writ;
ten by A. II. Fuller Of Brockton, Mass, who SAID
that Fiske was well known there, and added:
~ vou will take my advice you will never speak 10
him again and YOU will thank the good Lord that you
escaped marrying him. His own education Is so ne-
cent that he was refused admission to the bar in this
nonntv and after n In another county and came
TO this city practice the Bar Association
has one divorced wife in New wHampshre. ana ne mas
anohcr wife I'm this who left him account OF ms
treatment II you want any PROOF as 10 the lrun VI
these charges IL shall be furnished you free
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

E;fh Ir.nue Hofel-H, Villiers Stuart. nj. r.,
q, Enoiand Congressman william Rice, Of Massacnn
sets and Henry Howard OF Rn9oe M snsand
Grand Central Hote,-Iudge Hoyt H. Wheeler fnl o.
VERMONT Gilsey House-Melvile r. - stTme' one Chicago S
and Atcn Railroad Company Astor House-En,Con
gressman W. C. whitthorne. OF Tehnessee ncV"'o
fHos.General John s. KOuntz. OF Toledo, OHIO: ::;
St,'reron Honse-EI Speaker Titus sheard, OF Little
Falls n Y and General II: W Vessels u :: Army
Wt,Jsar IofeI-TbeodOre NJ. POmeroy, OF Auburn, N l.
%ibemGrie Hotel-General Charles A. whittier OF OF
Boston - Victoria Hotet-W. Il. kaoui presideht VI
the Central Railroad Of Georgia"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
HOW TO PRACTISE HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.

The first of n course of lectures on Household
Economy. under the auspices of the Industrial EdG-
catlonai Association, was given Yesterday at No.
..,1 VT v-eiOhth-st Miss Julia II. Oakley
ygs me lecturer She said among other things:
Ascertain the exact amount you have ia. spend
and keen yourself within the limit. You must
know how TO do the actual work. the manual work
Tmean otherwise YOU will be unable to instruct
vour help. To have everything run smoothly you
must lay your pans and keep 10 them. Regular
hours IRE necessary, especially about rising IN the
morring ard rreguarity is apt TO disarrangc ali
work for the day." Miss Oakley gave many nseiul
hints ON bgiding fires, marketing scrubbng, etc.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
SEATS SOLD AT A PREMIUM.

The members of the Produce Exchange held an
exciting meeting prior to the sale of the choice OF
in The call room at premiums above the rental
of SIS a wear. Leonard Hazleton protested against
the innovation as beng unfair to many who ieet
was said renresented Mr., Cottrel one of the lead
ers of the bulls in January and February wheat,
bought first choice of seats Nos. "a aud 80, AT 900
seats at $50 each /; Powell, Son & Co.. bought two
seats at S65 each, and j. II. Herrick * co. took
next choice of two seats at $50 each. About Sixty
so1
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
AFEyER.sTRICKEN FAMILY.

When the case of Corcoran against jeffrey was .9s
called yesterday in the Queens County Circuls ds
for not being ready for trial. 81 have been un.
able he said, to confer with my client because
of the contagious sickness and numerous Iunerais
that have occurred at his house IN Be!more. scar
iet fever visited that home and wiped out the en-
tire family of seven with the exception rm oa 5me
parents The local Board Of Health mas recon- nnt
mite ready to die have refrained from going
fSere.n Judge Pratt postponed the case.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
BROOKLYN.

The standing committees of the Board OF Alder
men were reappointed yesterday by President
Olena, no changes being made
The Rev. DIR. Schenck had $4,000 insurance on
his life, which has been paid
The City Railroad Company yesterday elected
the following directors: Seymour l.. Hustled James
How, George n. Curtis. Alexander studwell, vii.
liam H. Hustsd, CrOwell Hadden, William NJ.
Thomas William ii. Hazard, George w. Bergen,
John G. Barron, A. ID. Baylis, Daniel +. Lewis and
Edwin Packard.
More litigation has been begun over the church
edifice at Jeferson-st and Orpund-place for which
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Mediator
and the men interes. ed in providing . Haw church
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

NEwroRr NEWS. Jan l7-Arived steamer Nanhastsa. st.
vena. New.York.
Sailed steamers Henry Aiming (Br from New0reans for
Rouen EnchAntess r from Galveston of LverpooS Cor
onilla (Br), from Now.Orleans for Bremen.
New. York.
sailed. stesmer Tallahassee. New.York.
NEw.ORLRANs Jan l2-Ceared. steamers satur1niA l6r
At the Passes-Arrfved steamer Eldoradc, New.York.
GALVESTON 11-Arrived steamer Lampasas, NewYork
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
NEW TOWNS.

BLooMrIrID-Albert Morris died last Monday,
ond his daughter Mrs Harriet Oakcs. on Tuesday,
and Yesterday Mrs Morris died. They all fell vic
tins to pneumonia.
FIIz ,DETH-The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany resumed operations yesterday.
rnnnced that he would not move for trial the in
dctments against the Rev. J. II. Ash of the Wills
Street Baptist Church, and Mrs. Mary +. Heinisch,
of Newark, for criminal libel IN making pubic an
aidayit charging the Rev. George Guirey with I'M
morality.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
npw vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is 1888

for the Rev r. J.. HAYNES are now in legal contess
rhe holders of mortgage for 81 900 on the buuo
inc took steps yesterday to foreclose it.
When Mrs. Bertha Brice, colored. OF NO. q! st.
Coidst on Sunday heard the new pastor OF tho
Fleet Street African Methodist Episcopal Churcn,
Mr. Herbert, speak of job as q liar. she rose ana
yehemently asserted that shc knew, better ana
that the Old Testament hero never lied. Her zeai
resulted in her arrest and she was put under $lVy
bonds yesterday TO keep the peace in church.
knows Job nebbcr lied" she asserted Ill court
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
HE HASN'T READ 1T CLOSELY.

indianapolis dlpdteh 10 The Boston Herald
ice-President- elect Hendricks was seen to-
day by Neus reporter, who asked Have you read Mr
Cleveands letter to the National Civil Service Reform
:" Yes. have Just finished reading It," he replied.
"Whdt is your opinion OF itf'
" Well really" remarked the Governor, with some
what puzzled expression, did not examine 1t carefully
enough TO discuss the sentiments II contained But
after a pause you may say am very fayorably i'm
pressed with it, like the spirit and tenor Of tho letter
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
MAEINE INTELLiGENCE.

MINIArUR. Al IAEAr
sup .cs 10. ttsi5l Aool n - i5i MONS ago IL -
IIiGH wATLR TO-DAY
, - Sandy Hook 54t Coz. INtnl 82t He'll Ga,h SIT
pa-sapdy Hook Cos GOV. Isl.nl b4l Hen bHe sou
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
LONG ISLAND.

IoyG ISLAND CITY.-Austn Corbin has offere
n reward of $500 for the arrest and conylctl3n
the nersons who tafnpered with the switch at Beti
page JUNCTION by which train was deraiied la
week
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
WrSTCUESTLR COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-Shcriff Horton yesterday gave
the usual annual feast to the Supervisors .,ta~
Add Suburbs.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
Back and Shoulders

are the parts usually affected by and the joints
a the knees ankles hips also sometimes az
tackled We do claim that HooIs sarsaparls Is posi-
tive spechc for doubt there Is or can be
suca remedy-but thousands have been cured OF this DIS
ease bv Hoods sarsaparIa we ask you II you afflicted
to give this medicine q far trial
"I have been much troubled with rheumatism, and had
great pain and my left side took Hoods sarsa
para and 1t did my whole system good have had oit hC
tie trouble with rheumatism. AMI side does not pain me-
MRS E. A. NICHOLS. Garland.st, Boston. Mass
ct had severe pains in my legs feet and shouder
nv appetite and general health Hoods sarsapa-
ra gave me good appetite. caused me 10 gain In health ana
WEIGHT aud can walk all day and not feel any pam
LOUIS PULLMAN. 300 Fourth st. Jersey City, N. j.
Hoods SaYsapariI!a
Sold nv arueusts 81; six for So Made only by C. I.
HOOD & co, Apcthecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
NEWARK.

Articles of corporation for the American Oxygen
Gas Light Company have been filed, with caplta
stock Of 100000.
The store Of H. Stahl, No. 151 Market-st., was
robbed of silks, laccs and feathers on sunday
night.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
bring suit. and shall do 50 as soon can prepare the
THE MAYOR STIRRING UP THE POLICE.

THE MAYOR STIRRING UP THE PULIOEs
Mayor Grace yesterday sent for the Police GGm
nm @amhI;nc Iens and enforcing the excise laws.
General Poi ter said that he had been deputizea oy
his colleagues to investigate this matter anu suk
and and he had no doubt that the Board would carry
out his suggestions. The Excise Commsshohher5s ho ha5
had not cooperated with him heartily as ne Of
the two bodies If dens of wee were to be broken up
The Mayor said that he was anxious d 70 dibsT aasg
gambling dens, unlicensed liquor stores anu nm
desirable that places where youths are liable
TO he tempted should be kept under the closest re-
Sar in which the excise law was enforced by the
police. .,.. 70 ,ho rxo;sa Roord
co'onerated with the police there was no reason
Wby the law should not be fairly enforced through
out the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

erected on the old site of Booths Theatre at at
sixthave and by James =; Fsn bel
fore Referee Cole. at No. 10 Broadway. or the
legion OF lawyers engaged in the suits growing out
of the transactions Of Ward there were Preseins
Alexander. Charles III. Butler and j. D. Skldmore.
Addison A. Jayne testified that $36, 24S had peeh M
paid on account of the contract OF 80 D. ~ i iohn M
r Cornell said that when he executed the notice
Of lien filed May Z, 1884, he had no knowledge tnat
Ward had any interest in the property lHT 91
stated that he had painted the woodwork In the
building and rendered bill of So, 200 "a on when
only SI 900 had been paid. For the amount o"c
two mechanics liens had been filed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
Announcements.

Genuine Johann Hos Malt extract has Ct
HO Morz Etsnek neck OF bottle 1ndorsed
all ply scans for general debility Beware OF limitations
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

DON'T Buy OR USE RING MEDICINES.
RIKERs ExpEcroRAyr is q much better cough mixture
than Jaypes Expecorant Jayne belongs to tho ring and
trying compel ker and other reasonable druggists to OK
tort highest possible prices from the people insisting that
they shall charge dollar for his goods RIKKR OBJECTS
and offers much BETTER article at 60 cents Buy RIKERs
and down the extortionists.
Prepared and sold only by
wB RKRR& SON. Independent Druggists.
1853 9Th ave-, one door south oil 22d-st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington.ave. between 29th AMI both sts.
Hours TO l. TO 7. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito Urinary organs Impotence anu sterinty'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

CLUETTS CROWN COLLARS.
Cuffs and Monarch SHIRTS
are the best Of ell
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

Sealskn PaletOts and Newmarkets prices
marked down by c. shayne anufacturer l03 Prncest
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

Count THAT DAY LOST
finds not brushed your teeth with Dr. Lyon
Perfect Tooth Powder.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

We accidentally overheard the following dia-
logue the street yesterday: . 49,, ,, -
Jones-Smith why don't stop that disgusting hawking
and sptngi a. ....-s
do "a did had the It's worst fOrm but 1
well now.
il Dr Sages Catarrh Remedy 1t cured me, ana IL
will cure you. ,,,.,.
S-I've heard OF It. and by Jove I'll try II.
J-Do So You'll find II at all the drug stores In town
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

Ivrote General Grant yesterday Offering HIM 100000
and other valuable considerations for the prlycge 0i
exhibiting his trophies in style abpr9yea ny h9eI . @
aud the lest elements of society The Gencral mas my
letter cOnversed with him to-day at ms mousse on lh1
subject lie says the trophies are beyond MS contfSl
did not propOse to exhibit them with my traVehhg
show but 10 take them to large cities III America ana
Enrope | offered 100000 bond for their SAFE Keep
ing and return