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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

Inquiry at several OF the leading bookstores
as 20 whether there had been a new or increased
demand for the poetical works OF Dante or
Browning since Canon Farrnrs eloquent lee
lures On those writers in his city last week
failed TO show any fresh interest IN their pro-
auctions. IL was supposed that perhaps some
innocent soul who had never tried TO read
Browning might DC tempted by Mr.. Farrar's
eXtavagant estimate o: his qualities a. poet
70 undertake TO discover and appreciate 1t least
some Of his charms; but nothing Of the sort was
disclosed Nobody had 2 sktt for L. rlte 50 far
- the inquiry extended: sonic one had pnr.
chased twchty-eent copy 81 Farrar's Life OF
Chfist, one de'ier reported, and another person
had inquired whether q dollar edition Of Brown
ing's poems mad hrcn Published. This seems to
have eeen about the character and extent Of tie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uourn In VI aStinctnn
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BLACK GOODS.

Ladies in want of BLACK DRESS GOODS OF
MOURNING GOODS of any description. will do well
to examine our stock. We make speciality Of Black
Dress Goods, and can suit the most fastidious. We
have BLACK JERSEYS in best makes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

A most embarrassing romance has just &C.
CURED at New Haven, Connecticut. A student
at Yale college, sturdy young fellow who is on
the university crew, was out in tho woods gath
ering chestnuts with two young unmarried
ladies, and was for the moment separated from
them, when the ladies were attacked by a
tramp. Their screams brought their champion
TO their rescue. and he was soon giving the
tramp stroke Of forty-two TO the minute, and
drove him bowling out OF sight.
Bot now the real trouble has begun By every
rule AMI precedent the hero must marry the
heroine of the adventure; but. most unfortu-
nately, il this case there were two heroines. II
he marries both he renders himself liable 70
fine and imprisonment for bixany. He might
indeed 'enGck-up," but thai expedient Jars
somehow on the romance of the other features
OF the case. Evidently the young man is In a
very trying and delicate dilemma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

I,oR sALE-LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING
u and Summer S..r.ass.. .ssw snd .seeDd- hAn1
tons yufaP .3eetx end the iaieE s(yi0 ou1 JOHN u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

1t must be that General Butler still has hopes
OF political preferment, to some ex tent other,
at the hands Of the workingmen of the coun.
try. If the story be true. as printed, that while
he had his yacht America at New York In at.
tendance at the late regattas at that city, he in
vited parties of workingnien and their families
to come on board and take sail every even
ing-providng at his own expense suitable re-
heshments and band Of music for the enter
tainnent of his guests. 1t is said that over five
hundred persons were thus favored during the
regatta period. General Butler Is gentleman
who Is not in the habit of giving something for
nothing, and If he has acted the host in the
manner and to the extent stated he must have
had some object worth considering In view. 1t
Is more than likely, however. that the whole
narrative Is pure fiction. Uncle Benjamin is
rather picturesque character in more ways than
one. and the boys are FOND OF dressing him up
In all sorts OF fantastic and motley garbs,
whether he enjoys them or not.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

INoR RENT-THE LARGE OFFICE ROOMS
II now occupied by John sherman & 60. Heal r.
tate Brokers, e2s st, be vacated their removal
10 No l4od r ST. about Nov LIST ocs-lm
INoR RENr-oFFfcE ROOMS: VkRY pfSIR-
II able; heat. gas and jsnitor service; single OF en-
suite; al 6ls ~. NV, near Patent once. oenersl
Post Office aud new Pension Ofhce. Apply % D. Il
LAWRENCE. once Rooms 8. Q and 6is h n A.
oc3-lm
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FOR RENT-STORES

NOR RENT-LARGE STORE AND Rt,Sl~r,ss
Il House OF four floors, In vernon hox ga p~na
sylvania ave. $3.50 per mouth Apply a n "a
hoLTZMAN'S corner 10th and sta oc24-i~
NOR RENT-THE OLD-ESTABI1sHFD pRI,s
II Stand at the southwest corner Of Indiana ave ana
I'd ST. which has been occupied by Butter a liar
idge for many years b. IL wARNEk. slo n e. A
.A-sa...
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E g. DAVIS,
71s MARKET SPACE,
COR Sta STREET.
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TyOn SALE-LOTs. HAVE MOST Efn3T Nc n
II building Iots located in the NORTHWEST srd other
pars Of the city. Among them many superior corner
ole Ots Tor le ct prizes fauEng nom zoe 10 q per
hot JNO. A. PREHCOTT
au26 Am 1416 Ct NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

INoR sALE-LA RGE STOCK OF CARRIAoEA
room car scsd Of R.e}ss s ssi %sso 49,
in ysy q good wagons ~.n pay them % giys me {
Wagon; nothing IKE Il In city. oood st0ck q Day.
tons of my own make. two add thrse ssass: nicely
finished Good assortment Of second hand work
Also, ne hand-mad HARNESS In STOCK st the loves
prices VIII sell on time 10 suft JAS. X PROXY,
ton. se5-lU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

TT YoU WANT CIRCULARS
l. CARDS BILLrHEAIss, STATENENra
ACCOUNT BOOKS, &c, 60 10
IL JUDD & DETW Ell Err
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LADIEY Wo0I. uNfnISFRWfS1.Ra -------

WE ARE MORE THAN PLEASED
At the success Of our Grand special Sale of"f.
c. French Corse,s, and believe that In them
we have secured the best possible results as re.
CARDS perfect fitting Corset-and call special
attention tn the $3.50 number, made from
French satfeen, silk stitched, best bone. col0fs
blue pink, gray and cream worth LOO, only
u. 90 per pair
We also quote:
b. 4. Corsets, Soc
X Il g. CoutiI CorSets, 81 90,
X, d q. Double Boned Corsets, $1.25.
(Second floor; take elevator.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

LNoR RENT-A FLAT OF SIX ROOMS WArFR
II and gas. In Riley Building Corner qTh sns - 80
NV. For terms apply on the premises oc2sss
E>oR RENT AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il Flat nj the Belmont, sl3 9Th nv Also a..
class Table Board by the day or mont on ne
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Of Fall and Winter Wraps wefu iumoasedm3e4,
ana many new faces; the latter we were pstrue
Sula.iy g!sd % So Wh~fe havs they beSn ~
Down % DO Q Navy business we have the
RIGHT Wraps, and have marked then 6
RIGHT Prsces. To-day weHnentiou:
with Coney Fur, newest shaps, only t7.5O each.
Imported Boucle Snort Wraps, elegantly
trimmed with Rasslan HaeA, 6ni6hld with real
taaiss me wrap. only e2O. 90 AAch.
Think Of Jerseys too.
Second door, Take Elevator)
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOR RENT-A PHoTOGRAPH oALLERY m
il Leesburg, Va "A good chance Cor . Uood astist,
Address p q Box g., Leesburg, Va. oc22-3ts
NOR 1ENT-ONE PARLOH AND TWO Red
il Room suits With nlattr5A plowH, toilet articles
etc Terms SO pet month "a advanc9 Address Hex
a., Star Office. oo3-1ots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
The Most Efficient Popular and Elegant Medicinal
Preparations Of this Century.
A. Positive Cure for every Form Of Skin and Blood
Disease from PimpIes to ScrofuIa.
UnsHv Commended by Physicians Druggists and Chemists hroaaao@
I the United States
the United States.

CUTIcURA REsoLyENr. the New Blood Purifier.
Diuretio and Aperient. cleanses the Blood and
Precipitation of all Impurities and Poisonous Elements
and thus removes the CAUSE.
CUTICURA, the GREAT SKIN CURE "a Medicinal
jelly for external use instantly aays Itching and
Inflammation; clears the Skin and Scalp of Humors,
Sores and Dandruff; destroys Dead Skin and Flesh:
heals Ulcers, Sores and Dischargng Wounds restores
the Hair and beauties the Skin.
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUTIcURA. is incis
pensable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors Skin
Bemshes, Prickly Heat Rashes, sunburn, and Rough.
Chapped. or Greasy Skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES absolutely pure and the
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beauers free from
mercury, arsenic, lead zinc. any other mineral
vegetable po!sons whatsoever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
GORDON W.. BURNHAM BURIED.
,RAcE CHURCH FILLED WITH RELATIVES AND
.-......-... ...-..1ns on A NuEnnlNG

,RAcE CHURCH FILLED WITH RELATIVES AND
YRiExps-RuMoRs OF WEDDING.
The funeral of Gordon w. Burnham took
r.ee Yesterday morning 10 Grace Church The ehnrch
wac crowded from the ehance to the doors lbe Rev
DR. william H. Huntington conducted the
,erytce. assisted by the Rev. y. O. Flagg
snd the Rev Edmund Rowland OF Waterbury Conn.
Twenty carriages brought the friends OF Mr. Bnrnham
from his home. No. l2s Iiith,ave to the ehGrcn. Inc
N willard, o. d. Mum George bliss Benjamin IT. Field.
Inthsr X. Marsh and J. :. T. stranAhall FOLLOW, holoS.
Ing the pan ss"e osssstors o. the esas, ana
si,er them the immediate relatives Of Mr.
BnrnAam Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Burnham and their
chidren and Thomas Brownel Burnlam with Miss Nate
sanborp, the anianccd bride The physlciln- Who had
@SPey' DR. w H. White and Dr. ]. " bowling were
prcsenL The directors OF the Mercantile National Bank
body. These included William p Browning, James +
Nichols Isaac %sllsek Henry w.t. u kpeelanS'
w SSia Ta,snuei Lehman Seth ~ MiliiEel,
GEORGE II; Sargent. Frederick . b se naors
Among the directors Of the second National Bank who
we're present were Amos Il Fro. Anson Phsps stokes
George Montague Charles B. fosdick and George sher.
man. There were representative delegations also from
Hospital and from the Waterbury Watch Company and
' d. hi nSsSsfcn Rad the burial scryice saariette
WIN full ehOsns,, 'aIf 'e"Ai w as' "a and Art
Thou Weary, Art Thou Langnd !" AT the grave aye
IN the family plot IN Greenwood r sar Mr.
Burnhams eighty second birthday Among others VINO
nisna al Calvin. PARK Commissoner salem H. Wales,
Wilson s. Hunt. ex-Comnssioner Olc0t O. rs C1Iu,ns
en- sam1el Thorne n, Il. Hayden, George NJ Clarke,
H. H. Moore and OGDEN Hegeman.i -. .
a.As,ssD3 wsddins ceremony had sssn performed on
Wednssday with Miss sanbon and Mr: Burnbam as
prsseipals The rumor provoked much Indignation from
H. sons OF the dead niOnnae, who said that had such
ceremony taken place, IL would nave been msie pno
immediately quite as much for Mss SaheoiHS pi0'e'
Hin fora N other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
THE BLOOD,

have sold your Cutcsra Soap thu
past five than Of all other skin medicine and
J. THATCHER Druggist
East Milestone. N. j.
sell more cutcura soap than any other indicated foaa
Elmer MI
take pleasure In informing you Cutcura Rcme
dies sale in this section over any other reno
GAMIL REA. Druggist
HackettstOwn Nh
The Cuticura Remedies have splendid sale with u.s. and
give satisfaction We always pleasure
recommending them, believing they what they repre-
The cutcura Remedies have very good Sale here indeed
DUMoND CLARK, Druggists.
l4O Gee n-aye, Jersey City, n. j.
The sale of your cuticura Remedies especially CUT
F. L. FEIND. Druggist,
Cuticua Soap e1ces all other medicinal soaps
FRED. b. KILMER Druggist
NeS-BrunswIek N j.
hamors COWPERTHWAITE & co,
RiVertOn. M.
Have frequent reports your medicines
JOS. r. LIPPINCo1T co, Druggists,
salem. N. ].
For skin Remedies your cutcura preparations sell In
JOSEPH W. MERRITT, Druggiss,
Woodbury., MI.
/ keen supply Of cuticura Remedies hand and INA
u q thsS give perfect satisfaction IN every In stance
6. y. ALEAANDEk, Druggist
sssaviA Penn.
Ii. A. BURKHARr, Druggist,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
ARRANGING MR. THoRNEs FUNERAL
RESOLUTIONS on MS pEATH-HIs EXAMPLE CON-
MENDED.

REVOLUTIONS on his DEATH-IIs EXAMPLE COM
MINDED.
At a meeting of inspectors and captains Win
super,ntendent wang at Police Headquarters yeser-
day resolutions expressing sorrow on account OF In
speetor Thomas W. Taornes death. and Offering sym
psthy TO his widow and children were adopted Among
them the following;
IN tue several grades OF the force from patroman to IN
specto IL all respects honorable anu worthy that
who Geek prefernent by OF conspicuous merit
fhat a. public odceronc who earnestly la0O.s for the
community H. which he liyeshe was faithful dllgent
dlaereei and courageous; that executive officer he
wac wise prudent and dignned that as an associate no
WAS aabe generous aud l0yabei that ia our Judgment
the civ has n his death met with loss that not
soon be repaired, nasmuch as me age experience anu
knowledge OF ineslimable benefit In MS special
sphere Of duty.
superinendent wsiling Inspectors Dils. Murray and
Byrnes and Captain Bennett were chosen as com
mltsee 10 make the funeral arrangements and after
eoosnltatlon with the relatives announced that the
faDera will be held Tomorrow In the Cavalry Baptist
Chnrcb In Fifty-seyenth-st, between sixth and
Seventh ayes. funeral escort, consisting OF about
oo0 r,o,Icemen IN uniform, will march from No. 223
West fouiteenth-st., at 10 a. H.. in advance OF the
bearte The win be arranged In three battalions
commanded by Captains COPELAND Aars sha vii he
through seventhave TO Fiteenth-st, 70 fiih-aye 70
( ksa Mns cns S sG Snd John Me-
Cullagh Will be the slibearero The services VIII De
N the Ess p se po nSs nes
st placed In the hearse again carriages VII ioigw
the sesrss \, 60 IN '0
riie Board OF Police passed resolutions. CONNER dins
TIE example Of nspsesr ISof fnS h 10 Sssh
The Police Commissioners were not Wiling 10 make
any statement Yesterday spo tP ses %oad say only
thai the subject would not come before the board uni
after the funeral u Is believed te m nro
noted and Captains Williams, Steers, AHaire OF the
TENTH and John Mccuagh are spoken oil as inc Leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
T n & SKIN.

Cuticura Remedies sell we'll especially the which
takes the lead compared with other medicinal soaps
PAUL KEMPsMITH, Druggist,
Bethlehem, Penn.
Cutcura Soap medicinal and toilet article takes pre-.
cedence OF all Others and proof positive tall stack OF
ID. q. PETERS. Druggist
The of cutcura Remedies has increased fifty per cent
during the past year. J. NJ. sroEVER, Chester, Penn.
their introduction. JAMES A. MEYERS, Druggist
Columbia. Penn
selling the Cuticrra Remedies and find they very
much liked am using them In ny own family, and woad
Esston. Penn.
The Cucura and Cucura Soap splendid sellers with
me. SIS. MYERS Druggist
Emlentown. Penn.
The cucua Shaving Soap excellent article and sells
rapidly. ID. I. ROBBINS. Druggist
Erie, Penn.
The cutcgra Soap = gaining rend a. lady sais to
Of dandruf p G. GEORGE Co, Drnggists
Gtard Station, Penn.
Cucurs Remedies sell equally well Of the oldest
selins ''1p We navy ~ '' d. W. GROSS SON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Harrisburg, Penn.
Your cuticura Soap ecipses anything on the market
Homestead, Penn,
excellent eject sup A"' ' Dr. A. B. Blu WBAUGH.
Huntingdon, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
BEAU HFY

am sorry mat is call to mind the names Of Amy
parties using thsu Dut o osr atentinn any more
'nA' !" NA' ' SYKES & SEAMAN, Chemists
Buffalo, y. T.
your Cutcura Remedies always bring good report;
~ CHASE HoLLAND, Dragsists,
Cambridge, NJ y.
We hv aid the Cutcura Remedies for several years ana
they have given universal satisiaeIion MAG o,,s
Cortland y. Y.
cuticura Soap Ouses s S Shsf Rssna
soaps that keep Fulton NJ Y
We are selling enormous qusn1yy q y2TT s gS%cura
preparations GreenponI MY.
our experience sales have increased eaen
parties who have u'0a The 'u'' PowEE CO.,
Your Cucua Remedies have gSSd sale h anq frH
Ing. Ithaca, N Y.
have be.n selling the cutlcura Remedies for long time
and md that the public generally are pgaSsu CIHRKE
Kingston, N. Y.
your Cucus and Cutcura Soap sell we'll and better than
others for same purposes FUTILE & WILLIE,
La Roy, n. Y
~ ct,crra Remedies have the largest sale with me of
AL 'h' oi0'u FL. WILCOX, Drnggist
Won, cuticura Remedies indispensable to our prop
tary trade Little sad in h them come back
more plainly than words They VIII paS SnSp, I ~
ioi n0's' ~ Windermere Pharmacy. shave, N 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
CLEAN Sc

% more OF the cucura Remedies than Of any others i'r
the same diseases D. c. BRADT. Druggist,
Albany, n. Y.
40 not know of any instance I'm which the
dies have failed . @ aen Of any other remedies
nave ever ed during the thirty three yeas q
eace as @ druggist Batavia, N. Y
The cucura Soap good sale WITH me
IL every time - IrockpOrt n. Y.
wocop safely place cutIcura at the hesd Of our LIST Oh
rene"'e' '0' ' WHEELER N BOLTON, DTnggists,
264 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn' N l.
orr opinions subject Of the Cutieara * s beH
formed from the expressions Of cur customers % Han anv
would be 10 write They sell more Ees a uY my
o,her p'""d i'n 725 Fulton-st., Brooklyn N l.
,have alavs looked upon socaed patent meaic,nes
a. hsohng I1edcnes until few months ago WIN s,
with Which had been troubled Tor ten years.
BY using the Cutieurs Remedies vprtrzrR PHI O.
IS Chaunceyst Brooklyn n. l.
ae, Of cuticura goods arearge and they give sasac
ton NV KIMBAIL, Druggist, w
" 400 Fifth-aye., Brooklyn, N Y.
Your cuticua Remedies have large sale here M nc
81 Park-aye- Brooklyn ~ l.
o,.u,smedes both external and internal, The cqtcurs
are the best. Asd IN fact only regular seg gRo
2IeHewes-st Brooklyn, N T.
Your curcur. Reueds. Increasing ~ in pqsc favor
They 'eii ~ sJAMEs 4. DARLiNoToN D TsS v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

We sell more your cucua Soap than We do Of all othes
"''''''A' ''"p W. B. HILDEBRAND Drusg ist,
We know persons whe have suffered mary yesr
forms of skin Diseases who have edeo
f'H0' 'i0"' JonN +. LONGS SONS, Druggists,
We have obtained satisfactory results from the use % me
Ssyond any other The skin and blood
The demand FOR them grows their merits become known
MACMILLAN q CO., Drusgists ~,
Have heard some favorable reports from your Cus
cura Resoyent Cutieura soap Is selling Wen "i''i ",
=" Newport, Penn.
The increasing demand Cor Cueura Soap is due 20 ~
soothing and soepng the skin hsan az cfrR.
tons and making ssaoot and velvesy 10 Tue "uen ~
sales are constantly ne IL 1GsInsseRIcH Draggist
Phlade pha.
,. INC sae ys ea S So NJ G. KREIT2ER ~ D.
1886 \. 4th St. PAilaieipnia Penn.
Have met with great success IN your catieura SOAP
T,drd and sasquehanna aves. Philadelphia Penn.
tanned your Cutcura Remedies; OF whch hs'o sss
than OF al others OF ne EHpar poNp MD
$500 n. Brosd-st. Philadelphia. Pens.
think the sale OF your cutcura Soap is one gross to os
dozen Of any other msdieinAi SeSp;w gARcRAvEs.
27s5 n. front-st. Philadelphia, Penn
w. .rs having good Gale foI your Cuticara preparations
JOHN L CURRY. prugsist
2l4o caiiowhirst, rhiiadeipaiA PeaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

p1sFrGuRIYG HUMoRs; Illuminating Erup''0n'
Y.ch,,, and Burning Tortures. Salt Rheum, EcAema'
p.o-,as. Barbers Itch Sore Eyes, scald Head Dano-
run. Infaptile or Birth Humora' anu o'e'' 'P'''
Itching, scaly. Pimpy, scrofuious and copper
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp with loss Oh ha'r
positively cured by the -CUTICURA REsoLVENf IN
terna,,v. and CUTICuRA and CUTIcURA SOAR
externally.
BAD BLOOD scrofulous. Inherited and Contagious
Bumors, olandular swelings Ucerous Patches In inc
Throat and Mouth, Abscesses Tumors. Carouncies'
r,otcbes Sores, scurvy, Wasting Of the Kidneys anu
Urinary Organs, propsy, Erysipelas, Enema, fy@ma'
Loss of Strength, Chronic Rheumausm oonSSp"'0-'
and Debility and most Diseases arising ron an imp,0
or Impoverished condition Of the Blood are positively
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
DIFFERENT PLANS FOR CABLE ROADS.
w. p. Shinn, of the National Cable Railway

Company said to a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday:
"Telegraus from Philadelphia. announcing that the
cable railway there failure which were pubnshed In
the NewYork papers recently, are only condensation
Of what appeared In long article in The Phaddep"'a
Press OF the 18TH II Is stated there that an addioh
expenditure of 5000 900 viii be required to put the roa
in successful working order The report leads great
many people to lump Mt the conclusion that cable rail-
ways are failure because this twelve miles OF road are
imperative. The road at Philadelphia was not ga on
the plans and patents controlled by u.s. The Phaoei
phia people refused to take out license from US anu
said they could build good road as asybooy anea
failed as we knew they would. III the plans are pursued
which their engineer explains In The Press 1or .me
penditure OF the additional 100000, the road VIII SUI.
in successful operation abroad and In chicago anu DUH
ErnnciacnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
ALLEGED BRIBERY BY EXCISE OFFICIALS.

The talk about alleged bribery and corrup-
aon among excise officials revived yesterday by In
formation that Grand Jury had begun TO take the
testimony OF liquor dealers detectives and other per-
sons IN the matter Much IL not ALL OF the
evaepee Is said to have been obtained by inspector
Hvrues and some OF the detective sergeants who have
the conduct Of Excise Inspectors for
severa weeks An extensive system Of blackmai where
nv iiouor-dealers have been obliged TO pay large
ss If naney 10 the excise officers each yeer, will be
sxnosed a is said and many arrests will be made The
Two Excise Commissioners protested not 70
800 envshing about the charges yesterday. Commits
soaer Morris admitted that he had been called before
she Grand Jury but refused to give any Information
~. .hs s,,hect al his examination Inspector Byrnes
said he was not liberty TO say anything about excise
o0s ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

Lawson played W. Stewart and the score stood Law
son. I5-I5-l5; stewart 1913. MI Stewart received
three A. Martin and g. Hodges aiso c9etss,eo
favor OF the former Mr. Martin received two aces ana
Mr.. Hodges allowed half hand, I9-morrow tnS
trst-cass handicap series begins r. H. uitcncocA anu
r. May will be the contestants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
SLIGHT DEoREAsE IN PNEUMONIA.

There was Slight decrease III tne Htribpoi VI
deaths from pneumonia last week from that OF the
previous weck or 700 deaths l23 were caused ~
pneumonia 90 by consumption 40 py DroncniLs sna
Der o. bri hs reported 534 the reported marriages
numbered f76 DIR. James H. Taylor furnished Tue iq
oupy rer Of cont agfous diseases for two weeks the
cases Of typbns fever all Dcing imported ON the sea
shin eueyja from Hamburg:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

HOUSEKEEPEkS.-Th time for house.
cleaning IL coming send 10 GEORGE r. BhtANI.
II East l4st the beat place 70 have your csrpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

N. B--They are now placing on their counters their
Sprinq mportaions of high-cass Novelties in Silks and
Dress Fabrics instead of waiting for the opening of their
new establishment These are offered at exceedingly close
prices thus giving opportunities seldom mel
with even in these times of low figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
MARINE INTELLfGEN CE

MINIATURES ALMANAC ,
Sun rses 5.57; sets $40 Moon sets. MOON sassa>
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
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