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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
REIL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.


The attendance yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange during the pablo hours was f'iF Tho ml"r-
ty Of those present Of tho working classes Tho
total sold by auction Amounted 10 r;J,l2o John j. H.
Smvth offered Va. - Washn gtonst, " e-st0ry dounc
tenement house and stores on the east 5i1e no
tween Morris and Rector Sta The property rents Tor
81 700 aud sold for $1,000 30 Jose. = West Mr.
smyth next offered thrrc-sOrv brick dwelling NJ" wv
ThIr,I.avc On the wcst SIDE about y feet nor'h OF
Thirty-ulnt.st: it sold 81 900 20 tn. Same buyer
THIS property rents for $1,000. Mr. Smy'h also SOFA
rt or foreclosure iourstory brownstono Dniidnt 10
~ Fast Onc-hnnd sevr0th-s'. about @hy rect
east Of Iexingionave for $40, boo - trcdrl'M htHr
Prominent bidders In tue crowd wcra W. II. " rom
cally j. Ruus Smith, Robert hud M9I-
rs Iittman and j. T. Brady. Att,r tii'
ahove II reels were disposed OF, Auc'nerr James
Wells soil n two story frame house known ~ 40 f',v
Inst Ono-hunfred md forty-ninthst Gprmerly fal-
road-st) TO j. W. Barker for 500. 1ae nid hS va.
keen and ran Nj from 5000. Tho s"e j.. j. l. Boyu OF
the mechanics lien was adjourned until lay 10
There was increased Attendance ~ the pt"herH
call. The close Of the renting season las fhl'. Lr
br,k era t0 attend more regularly. Tao 'n'rN l''HhE
that Il a been bad for stores ON Eo'i ono
f,r cliccs. FERDINAND Fish said: This h. boon me
hest season ever hat for rentiug ohcrs. III u out
wiki over 800 10 rent and have Only thirteen ger. on
hand O,hrt brokers hld similar experience IN th i'a
Estate Exchange Building every "ih'H ~ rented Ihelo
WAS cal for ad~eling at lOnkers,ln tx age ior
best house Brooklyn a h"usr on IenoN H. lor
about 100000. The following properly was ""'t'"
4 bnillin 40 90 Pelr-sf. 10 rent for 81 100 cot
IA ye N HIGHLAND Beach t. rent for $500; nome aud
twenty seven acres az Toms River, y - Tor 1'p'
country and ninety acres NJ somerset county, ~
j.. for 100000; two lot4 Mt seventy -'nlrd.s, anu
.vcuue and one In Seventy third ST.. for S2OoO);
ionr lots or buildings between Tenth and Foreth ST.
an I'm li,h basement house No - Wet Thirty sixth
St. TO rent for 81, 500 and for sale for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
COTTON NJ ARKnrs by TgLz9aAPn

LIVERPOOL April 30 1890 p. m-CottOn-Frm with
proved demand Middiins tpiands sd do Mudlug or
for speculation export. receipts 1IOOO bae. ncudn
800 American Futures qlict; upands Low Md
Juiy delivery G-64d: do. July and August delivery
.,4a; August and september ne yerv. Cid do sop
temocr and october delivery. f-b4d
Tenders deliveries at odays cieaTtngs, 1000 bales
OOcEet.
Spectators took. 5000 bales exporters took 600
aTGed from ships side direct 10 sDnner OoOO
oates actual EXPORT 100 bales loL receipts 1000 bales;
American. 5000 Uacs total stock t2OOO Oaies American
amount OF cotton a1OI 30 900 bales Amen.
can. 10000 bales
Futures steady Uplauds Low Mddng clause April
cry. 0-o4d sellers 10 Apri ana May denyery G-oid
sellers: do and June delivery, o.C4d sellers do
june and uly delivery. 76d. July August
do August and
ery 6td scllers september Octo jer delivery !
october November delivery, .
sellers; do. september delivery, lid sellers
J.. oOu Futures closed quiet Dut steady Uplands
Low Middling MAY delivery G.G4d. BUYERS no.
une delivery, lid buyers: 90 Juus July
delivery. G4d. sellers; do July AMI August very
sellers september ana october delivery
BUYERS; do. october and November delivery. i6Id
sellers, do November md December delivery, 8
seIc.s To- September delivery. . I3-6,d. .Iors
GALVESTON. Apnl @O-tOtton dun and nominal. MiddlIng
receipts Ian bales stock. ~ 40 bales
Mcckly-Net and gross receipts $40 bales; exports
coastwlsc. ~ q bales safes, i.-O3 bales
SAVANNAH Aprll 80 nttOn slcbiv Middling. So Low
MiddLug, S4 Good Ordinary. -. net gross receipts
791 coastwse 4.G25 bales
WccEy-N ct receipts lab bales; gross 7li9 bales Ex
pot coastwlse. $50 bales. sales 1900 bales
Nlw-OKLEANs. April 3O-tottOn steady Middling =
Los MiddIus. 80; God Ordinary \. gross 10
cepts l5i bales exports To Great Blain 3lO bales
tho Continent c0astwise In bales sales 3 0OO
bales. STOCK lSi.OJy bales.
Weekly Net receipts, 197l bales gross !. AZ bales
export to Great hrl,an zo3S bales 10 ne Continent
NEw-YoRK, April 3J.-The following the total net rs-
ceipsO cotton al ali Tie ports sinco september 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
TIE COURT or APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 30-In the Court Of Appeals


Tie Bank q Saviu.s oy Of ork and others
nlcn' 81 william . GTa.r Mayor ct" atpelln
.s,l ald IN CoHrt with n one 'pp o.
AMI lyeoc aids rcsooii f' a! 1,' Wlm@ ID NJ
ham appel IT. iAe Ion iNinfs rshE; Sp lem, ae
Henry Hay Maaas-al Briggs ana OF crs, "pr liant
a ~ cat az n,o" HcIl',S Srnri ad Hud.o9 T,r
air,aa ComGa appr'n Gl'I s y Boy fg,r"'d J
plry Nor mr. ,eIat Re- p Il ,cnt, agt do uuci. l@
rr,oo1d. nj 4si III Village Of 'cnnyln, appellant
Albert Kalb.esca others respondent ag the Long
IL, n alr"aH ' mp AZ en- a,c o odpo aop
VT act Morrison r rel thlt The PLAINTIFF ALLEGED
appeal defendants ap cal witnou' preu
10 contest the val! me appeal or the proprity Of p"c
ing a on the ca cniar - - p. $780,, .,
rcspon Motion de opening default granted uni 50
rI , ami 81 aud cnts infoa siu.i6 to
submit the the option The rcsp"nien, without
Michael ally resoondcni az. % mas Mccain appel
ant. Motion 10 dismiss q. peal granted with costs,
Orlerei-rhat new calendar be male for n session
of thl- Court to he held in Saratoga My which
VIII be placei only those in which the returns
with OF arguments shall be filed win the clerk
Of this Court at his Office in Anan or before Nay H.
Causes Oh The calendar OF l-s3 undSprsci OF VIII be
heard al the June session and need not be renotced
The following causes were argued
No. G29-Amelia 4 Bartholomew, respondent agt the
appellant Aeuet by Idwaii for appellant
NO 712-AIbe.t Il Kableisch Others respondents
Long HailIO ID appellant Argued
by Kelly for appellant. william Dykoman for respon
72J-Thc Dmc Savings Bank Of Brooklyn. respondent
agt. Frank Crooke impadcd appellant Argued by Jos ut
Il b rcen AMI Walden iOr appellant Marccllus for
respondent
40 .S--Gustav alcs and others. appellant agt the
Denver and Rio trIudc ialOai Company respondent Ar
euci by samuel Unierneyor ior appellant john Burri
Tor pOnGDIt
Ma,.cy aad c'er' TcsRondoni as ,hg
" unning appellant. & Aosk correspondents
80. ia hareS wing. appellant, agt the Ansonia
Clock Company Implicated rcsHOndcns Arguel by Id ard
shepard for appellant Marshall stafford Tor respond
No 7SS-Thilip Renbe. respondent. art tho York
Ontario ,Ompauy. appellant Argued
by T. Is dcLcnn4n Tor appellant. Abr4m Demarcst
spOndent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

In obedience to n writ of habeas corpns issued by
Ins'c, Andrews tn" application ~ the Germ N Legh Ala
Society Mr. and Mrs. Herman lscToh appeared in the Su-
prcpc Court O. ambers Yesterday with Katrina Dorm a
tirrn nan .ir aio MT who alcr JolD Darn lIvlnt In
tie sinner Comfy han rcu ste the society - Ink posse
sion of was tel thlt che c1li hil been pacci In
he .are OF and Mrs ls'ricI ana that her
father fO- her and pun ~ usIg beer
with the back y'rl Her cUstoda1s sid That
she d MT want Il leave t1cn. but Ju-ic1 Andrews r.
tTTnrd her q hcrfathrr. she went with him weeping and
with apparent reluctance. -
4 riO.i,n made Deputy Attorney Cereal William
Post be Just'e Andrews to compel the Toe yer al IN"
Wall street Bank pas accrued intercsf amounting 10
coo the deposits vas Opao.edby homa g. sherman
Tor the who sad that there money 10
paw VIII mt tht there was h"contrsry dcn
ceHcy 50 GOO The Justice sad tnaf u this 80 II
rs lss TO proceed further II on an eNainlin ~ me
aocluutS n was flrnd be ~ would end
Nj Posi- 5ld hc would examine the accounts
fath.rof lIlc- riaJ-"u AMI ~t'ky. the uYC' ~
the t. br charles CaI-en court 'nis morning
,ranted hy Justice IN II applet pr 'v Mr+
Minnie r. GA the wife o rc-. who esrrts Inst IA
restrained u his Inert. AMI rr VENT from returning 10
and supn0ttm, her slc iecfrs thl he il willing 10 10
Judgment bv default a. Ell IN "a Fourth District
Court be Justice ~ecker by Y H. Nh Ter a.a MT the
o. :hc O muIan skating Rink At brpulwAy ana
v-fl = ~. tho II a which WIN lis
hat M coat chncke Il the The cane was never
returned fo him
The motion compel ihc Police Commissioners 70 try Pc
ice apain lca the CD tree OF arn1 The Nect ne
aud d. rOf NJ otSp4'gI was dismissed b.
Justice Andie"s. jhc paroles having failed 10 appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

LNEKrOOL. April 30 fTOyi7iOns-BicOu. Cunbsrani Cat
SIS Od Long Cetr iddIr-. IS III snort Gle Millss
3us short RIBS. 3Os. ID. shoulders Der VT
Bcci-os "a for Extra Indian Moss. Prime Mes, ~.
fOik-frliuc Ness. 81 I'll Dp.s Prime Mess
J4s Western. 4Js I'd. Lard American. t2s Prime "a.
en-. SIS ~. Lara Oli. Sa-oi iiAnis-Iong
shoulders. SOS 81 Buttef SJa o.
States Cheese Amorcah choice 4.A ud. Wheat-liei
Western SDIIng. ii Red " INT Is
coutL. No. SDTug. - III. New Western
New Mixed Western L. 81. tAifOrnit l. Us lOd. =
Ia id Californian No. ? III ia GENITAL Produce
-sprits0i IuTDohuno srs tL. do Al London
Hrnned petrJo lLd Di-d pp gallon
American Red. AS psr cs floy-3js To DercwL Rose
-COmInoI. ia "a. Pale liza Od 1Os Oh IAnseod on 2Is
ia. galOw-s1ae AmenoAl. IA ID. Prims Ulty
23s ID Der cSt American refrigerated Beef; hini qulr
ers Jiai. fOio qua ters 4 al per n
The receipts wheat past
centals. including / 900 centals American
The receipts Of American for the three days
47.OUu oeutals.
LONDON. Apni 3O-PfOdnce-Iinseed OIL 4ls "a Cd 10
lJs Calcutta In,eoL 500 I'd quarter iauseed
Cake 81 5s ~ Is. 6 Refined fstroi-um.
CID gallon, spirits VI Eurpeatne. 25a 80 Dor cWI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
RESIGNING In DISGUST.

WASHINGTON, April 80 (Spec,GD. Consider
able surprise was expressed to-day when The President
sent TO the the Of Frank BrOwa for Post
master OF Baltimore in place OF J. T. Neasey. who was
only recently confirmed. Veasey appointed on the
recommendation of Senator German. but Only after the
Senator had failed to get serviccable follower a
pointed Since Mr. Veasey became postmaster he has
shown disposition to DC Independent, ana his appoint
mcnts have not been fully satisfactory to the Senator
The POstmasjerG enera refused to cOnhrm many OF tAc
changes recommended by Mr. Veasey. lie also declined
to allow a sub-saron 70 be established recommended
by the Postmaster, and made changes against his will
This Mr.. Neasey, add he came To Washing
and gave Mr.. Villas pee, of MS mtnd." After
doing this he returned home ana expressed "a WILLING
O II alO wed his successor lie Is
SAID given such but IL was not
carried "A Mr. Brown chosen rcrOnmenda-
ton of Senator German. Mr. Brown married a rich
vile, and has been a candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
THE COUKTS.

WILL THE MUSICIANS BE ALLOWED TO LAND
Iloratio C.. King. acting 80 council Tor the MnS'-
Mutual Protective Union flied yest'rlay in INC unt'd
Circuit Cou-fa Dl ~ complaint IN S" prh Nv o
union AGAINST the Lloyd steamship COMPANY
the oSncrs Of the seln.D IN d. The union chirR,' ta'
Fr derrick Waga r. acting for william Braun o. tn"sne
IN Irfang-ni eta - r1g 10 ms .oih, 4ipn
t,rp4nv foty mIsirans uninr contract - when M
rlsslrcnoney of nnnsc'anS - lni IN my 'ir.
iron % ,idg"w1y i1rh ~ P'l aicphl
a. , HIS lit M complaint sih'i o. M ,Il
i ,nstrs To- The band parS ihe AFFIDAVIT OF Max
Cr,d anp.ndci the cDn'ain. cells ioitI " cpn,i q.
Ter rich buyer came 10
INA cnvufrv IN advance IN. others egg ge at III" Sn'
Who VIII follow the Fll'a The contract cons "a
~ every nossbe contingency aud refers 10 an ehVanr
usrn,ri u1ior % caution money IN me 10
,,ytis ard c.renrg NJ tn complaint ing" NJ l~'n
Ia own granted an otter rrtnrnahe TO-DAY rrinri 'r
co,nnspy IN unciiOh SiniI
tho lscIn' from ian m on iie
% tha1 ter il,oy. On was contrary to the Labor con
II tiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
Dyspepsia.

u have been tr)u lle.
with dyspepsia Ihad bss
little appetite, ard waatI
did eat dis;res.eG me. or
did me little gool In an
hour alter ealing I womb
experience a fainin-s. or
tired. all-gone feeling a.,
though / hal not eaten
anything. HooIs -arsl.
paIilla di'l me an immense
AMOUNT Of good. 10 glye
ne an appetite. and nv
food relished and sat- ned
the craving ! had Prev.
ouslY experienced Itre.
lieyed me o: taat faint.
tlref, all.2one feeling. [
have felt 30 much better
since ! took HOODS arsa.
pariiia. that I am bapyy
to add my reconmendA
ton g EORGE A.
PAGE, WatcgtogI MasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
100 rosrs uSE DoL.

I 100 rosrs uSE Do,.
LAR" 20 often TOD OF ~.
peculiar medicine. Hoor,
Saisapar.lla. isncta cate,
line OILY. bnt - aba.
lnteiy true 0: ana orivi d,
with TINS Preparation.
and It f. ~ a. sCigto',
true that IL caa hones'v
be applied only 70 Hoor,
Safsapar.iIa, wli hbti.,
very bet gplia<mel.o.u,
ana DleOi Drnlcr Nor
reader prove ~. Take a
bolt g home anil ncam-,
lts contsnfs YoI w,u
End it 10 holI 100 ie,
spooninl- N,w rcaat,,
directions AID yog will
find thai the Az rage DOS,
Tor persons Of dieerea,
axes IL less than a to,.
spoonful Tins economy
and strength arc pee lliar
70 Hoods SarssDanAa
" Hoods saFsaptrIll,
gave me new life. and re-.
stored me 10 my volted
be ilib aud strength
WILLIAM H. CLcUGH.
JltOn, V. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
TILE PETROLEUM MAEKEE

There was an increase in activity in the crude
oil market yesterday although the record of
lions fell below 100000 barrels. Tbs character Of
Thursdays selling. diagnosed In this colunn.w
flied by the days movements Prices opened up -
ilh the effect OF soaring the shorts hasty
covering. Their purchases tho market up 1873
cents. gain OF IS cents from Thursday nigh +,
but realizations carried II back TO 1918 The
close. however steady at a rally OF y cent There
IL nothing definite yet from the Gordon No well, IL
Ia not yet fuzzy developed. Tho rest Of the field
bearish
The OF prices the total dealings at the Con-
sOudated Exchange were AS follows:
Opening. TN Lowcst.. 72ll
Highest. 1871, Fnal. ............ 7JA
q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

Refined oil unchanged NJ III cents nero hn" '-e
cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore. .
The wcllknown nrm OF Smith & Crosby dissolves TO-
day. l. IT, Smith remains here rs president OF ,no
Anchor on Company while +. II. Crosby goes to Piit$
hurc Penn, partner with d. j. Thayer IN the pus-
n"ss OF producing and Of buying oil lands
OH. CRY. Penn. April 3)-Crul' Oil-Nitional iran
cit Certificates opened at ~ and rlo'ot n 73's;
hi cst price 73il; lowest prcs. ~ sales. ",o2oooo
hrrrels shipments 90 81 barrels; charters, 1'rbb
barrels cirarances. 100000 barrels; runs - bar
rcl-.
BRtDvoqp Penn Aprf 20 -Crtle ON-Va'ior1l Tran
SIT Certificates opeucl ut 72iI AMI closed at '"'s
highest price. 1855 lowest prcs, 72lT clearances'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-SecOnd Lieutenant
A. l. Mills, Let Cavalry. has been detailed as Military
Professor at tho South Carolina Military Academy
Charleston August l5th relieving First Lieutenant T.
M. Weaver I'd Artillery. Colonel A d. McCook, 9th
Infantry has been detailed for duty at the school Of
plication for Infantry and Cavalry aud commandn
officer the post OF Fort Leayenworth Kansas Lieu
tenant Colonel Amos Brentwarth, Assistant Commits
sary General appointed Inspector of Clothing ETC., at
6i. LOUIS for which Captain A. H. Hathaway. Assistant
Quartermaster is responsible First Lieutenant K 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
RIVER AND UAKHOR DEBATE.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-In Committee of the
whole the House debated to-day at considerable
length the River ana Harbor bill Among numerous
amendments offered by Mr. Holman, OF Indiana,
providing that the money appropriated for the Lower
Mississippi be expended continuance and completion
OF the work the Plum Point and Lake Providence
reaches This rejected by vote OF II to 81. but 1t
agreed that there should be yea and upon
IL IN the House. motion OF Mr. Anderson. OF Kansas
TO strike the clause authorizing the building OF
levees also rejected-33 to 1919. Mr.. Lafoette Of
Wisconsin, moved TO strike ont the entire section having
reference preliminary surveys but quorum voting
tie committee rose and the House AT 043 adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
ScT0fula.

II have had running
sores on ny limbs Tor
five years. go bid at
umos that ! couli no,
I wax about the hou %.
when { commenced tax.
INK Hoods ~arsaplsilaI
was in pam 30 aeycr. that
| cannot describe r. I
cOuliLO' walk. nor s'cep
nights. I lad NJ apne.
tie and fell away Bat
HoOd's sarsaparilla did
me a wonderful amOunto'
good. 1 am well noB 70
what ! was when | BEGAN
10 use II. / have a god
appetite, have gained IN
hesA and can steep vel.
Ny sores are almost all
healed. and / can dDa good
days work anin)t break
down" Mrs. g. +. LORD,
Dover. v. II.
TAKE NOTICE. - Tho
great popularity OF lIooGs
Sar7apariila has led some
unpr.nciplcd men 10 $50
IL as a bait 10 draw cu[
toners 10 their store. and
then b. Unfair reprcsen.
tations endeaYOr 10 sell
other KIN Ia. 1t l. I'M.
necessary Tor ustO caution
those vino have tried
Hoods SarsaJarilla and
know its peculiar ueIlt.
But TO those who have
never taken it we saw.
Don't be imposed npon.
InsistupOn having IIOOds
Sarsaparllla an no Other.
The men who claim that
their prcpara'ions.are as
z od as Ho0rs." By 80 do
Ing admit that HoOrs Is
the STANDARD, and Dos
sessss pee uliar merit
which they try in VAIN to
reach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

to be thoroughly honest and reliable med'
cine"
"Why. mother, SUSIE Smith Saws her mother
bought some Sarsaparllla last week. when the
nan said was Just a. GOOD Hoods but they
did not ike It and have thrown II away. Can
anybo liz else make 1t as good as IIOOi'si"
mo. AZ have told you very often, HOODS
SAR~APARILLA Is THE BEST. II pos
sesscs merit peculiar to itself But some men,
am sorry to say, use every possible effort to sell
their own in place OF Hoods even using The
most Unfair means. But always buy OF recu
lar druggist. on whom | cab rely to give me the
genu ne II ood's Sarsaparilla. know tina Hoo .
has done he much good. anG Will not waste
tine or money trying any other"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
EUROPEAN FIvANuAL uAexsrs

LONDON April 30-l250 u m-Atlantic and Great
Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates, 39t Cana.
dian Pacific, SO Ene - - do second COnsOs sG7. Mex
icaI Ordinary - = - Pau Common ssh New
lO55s. PENNSYLVANIA. "a q. reading, lO7.
u Paris sdNiccs quote Three Per
francs = dcntmcs for The account
LONDON April % 4 p m.-Atlantic and Great Western
Mortgage Trustees Certificates. 39c EIo second
CCnsOs sD14 Illinois Central l4O'i Aoxican Ordinary
II Pau COmOnm sA'e NewYorA Central. lOii Pennsyl-
wanna. 543 Healing IL.
Bar silver Is quoted at 4Gd. per ounce.
quote Three Icr cont Rentes AZ 81 francs
81 Ccutmcs Tor The account and exchange London
l3l ccntlmcs iOr checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.

WAsnINGTOS, April 30 (Speciah.-Mr. Man
derson from Committee Territories reportedtn
Senate to-day bill to provide stringent regula
for the government OF Yellowstone Park In addition
to snperntendent and fourteen policemen there Is to
be "A commissioner. who must be lawyer ana VINO is To
in the Park exercise Judicial powers. The
killing game. catching OF ish other than by hook
line TO he severely punished. The secretary Of
the Interior to have TO lease plots OF ten acres
for hote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
MR. sPRISGERs LABOR COMMISSION BILL

'WAsnINGTON, April 80 Especial.
man srngeri is anxious that his Labor Commission bin,
introduced the other day. should early cOnsdera-
ton at the hands OF the House Committee Labor lie
appeared before the conm to-day and argued for
time IN favor OF his While the
listened 10 him with attention 1t is nkey that
IL Will take any action nasmuch IL has already
bill OF us creation through the House. aud espe-
cially the committee bill fully covers the points
gestcd Ia the Presidents recent message.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

IAN gIld my child" says the mother 70 her
eldest daughter" TO zee you improving In health
50 rapidly Hoods Sarsaparll Ia il doing wonders
for you after your long aud severe illness. You
LOOK better cv ~ day
"Yes. mother. | feel 80 much stronger. TOO.
Why, can pay all the afternoon ana not teei
tired And The me 'icIno i so pleasant TO ia e..
sister always wants "A taste WHEEL an taxing It,"
"Wcli, 10 i really peculiar and remarkable
medicine. nave been reading its Phenomenal
Rec rd Every statement is 80 falr that Il carries
collyict,on. In fact IlOOis Sirsapaiull seems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

ard iIospit, Propcrtv az Fort Niger. Va. FOR wlich
Acriug Assistant Surgeon j. W. Ritcaie Is rcsponsn'
First Lieutenant L. T. Hobbs, Ordnance DefHi ncn.
ordered from Pha1eiphit 10 Johnstown, Pehm LOT ,no
insp.cfion OF work being Done for the Ordnance DC
p.rtnlcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

Sperm or. GIG ton Rcsn Common - "a pcr cwo;
Iaei ga 6iIS Provisions I.arl 354 oh Dor cWl 'ot
American. susar los a pcr CIVIL pr Cu1i 80
polorizng O6o nd V1pa nd.fOr ClOa Muscoyi u" tnr
rrnuuy alJl.. AIstrtilt rAl1W -B'ci - " 80.
Oif Mutton. ia "LH4L o. COcoi Nat Oh-C'Noi
gyms. Cd. Cochin. G2Dg2J -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
I he OFT old Story

OF the peculiar med cinat merits OF Hoods -ar-
saparilla is fully confirmed by the voluntary test
mony of thousands who have tired It. Peculiar
In the combination, proportion and preparation
Of It's mgr dents, peculiar in the extreme care
with which 1t il put an Hoods Sarsaparilla ac-
c,mplishcs cures where oihey preparations On
trely fail Peculiar IN tho unequalled good name
IL has made at home which II Tower OF
strength abroad peculiar IN the phenomenal
sales II has attained. the most popular ana sue
cessful sprng medicine and blood purifier before
the public today is Hoods Sarsaparlia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
RI ood's Sarsaparilla

"My daughter had been ailiug some time with
general dcDIl II. and Hoods sarslparilla was
recommended 10 us. After she hal taken three
bottles she wa completely cured and built up.
1t Is with great pleasure that | recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilll." BEN N.MIRRlELEE-,
supt Cincinnati AMI Louisville Mall Line Co,
Cincinnati.
81 was IN bad condition with falntin0 spells
and general debility. J was run down. ate
hardly anything. and hardly dared 20 out on the
street alone TOR lear Of having fainting spell.
Hoods Sarsaparlla has done me wonderful
amount OF good. ~ am now In cool health
again. MY appetite has been good ever since
taxing the medicine. aud | can ea' square
meal with relish" MRS MOLLIE CUTTER,
ll9 llth-st., CovInct0n, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-01
CONSULGENERAL GREEN.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The friends of War
rem Green Consulencra at Kanagawa have asked that
his nomination be withdrawn
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