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by taking the l.47 +. N. tfalii on tho o.
4 p, road passengers arrive in Cleveland
At 1925 P. NJ, and Chicago al $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made ID
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west,
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bothered as they rid the country oil as
hard set ofdespPrsdoes and cattle thieves
as have been here for many days.
R,G.H
Rseier, Kansas, January "a, 1886.
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The word Shenandoah means "the
daughter Of the stars"


Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
II never hesitate To recommend your
Electric Bitters TO my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
ers." Electric Bitters are the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to DO without them.
They will BavO hundreds OF dollars in doc.
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
a bottle by Logan d % MwF4w
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We DO not sound needless alarm
when we tell you that the faint OF sClof'
ula Is In your blood. Inherited or 40,
quired II Is there, and Ayers Sarsapaillla
alone will elIeCtually eradicate 1t, D4w
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], B, HRSloN, NJ. D.


tNNbhA''HttI Ave- - tAu' 81
sIRs; The best proof We can give you
that the statements made by DR., Henion
are entirely true, and would not have been
published unlessstrictlyso, is the following
testimonial from tho best citizen OF
Rochester, and a card published by Rev.
DR., Foote, H, II. WARNER 4 Co,
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NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-It has become very active
!his week In Ill departments aud while very
large Business has been done there has bean VefS
VIDE request for all styles OF common goods and
inc Loon 30 Inch and Sl.laCh viii accept orders a
value only.
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DON'T hawk, hawk, and blow, blow, dis.
gusting everybody, but uso DR.. Sage's
CAtarrh Remedy.
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Cost.

- rtnr.I.y OF Friday OF this week, one roll
W. , 'I Twenty so Notes aud one containing
nt n Nole', in all $50 Ihe andeF wal be be
- .,..,g uvArled by leaving the money ~ Tie
lJiA.' ~ o,tcr. iaSO
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GGgauts6.

III YTED- RELIABLE TRAVEL
w f 1Ji salesman to sell lubricaGpg oils, = +.
w I'm cleveland, ONO, IASO'
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lloston's most novel notion is the appll.
cation oil steam power to boot polishing.
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,,I,yTgp-slTUATloN AS SALES
" 'GtS either 10 travel or stay iu store by
w ,sI, bss Lnd ten yeAES' experience. Good
w ,. sc i1m,lsd, address g. f. care inSeili'
20. ftIttu -
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,,,YTD-TO RENT FROM APRIL
we !, mail house Of three or four rooms.
w 'DiSIIsT, M. llti Market street, lA9O
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FLEMING Bros ,-,,..
for which YOU will please send me more OF your
ID, O. MClanBs Liver 1'lllS. trust you nave
received tho pay for tho lust two boxes order
ed and received. would only say, they nave
done inc more good than could express !
feel much better now than have for Two
REV. pm SrAETIt,
WHgL Snnllnl;p, N. Y,
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For Sale by retail druggists. Be
suro the McLnno's Pills you buy are
mado ut Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho oouIl'
terfeits arc mndo At st. Louis, No.
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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Toboggan Is 'SdohOggan," an Indian
word meaning sled,
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TO Whom il Nay Concern:

~ 'NUN 70 ANNT NVWNVUs
We are personally or by reputation 40
Quainted with DR., lenion, and We be.
lleve he would publish no statement moi
literally true. We are also personally OF
by reputation well acquainted with II. IL,
Warner Il Co., proplietors Of Warmers
Sale Cure, lby which Dr., Henion says he
was Cursd) whose commercial and per-
sonal Standing in this community ara OF
tho highest order, and we believe that
they would not publish any statements
which were not literally and strictly true
in every particular.
q. Il. Parsons, Mayor Of R9chsSier.)
Wan. PURCELL, Editor Union anu Adrsr.
!iser.)
W, D. sHuARr, (ez-surrOgate Monroe
county,
EDWARD a. FRosr, (ex.Olerk Monroe
county,
, I, b. FExSrR, (ez.D!strict Attorney
j. NJ. DAyY, (ex.Member Congress,
RoCheBter.)
JoHS s. MORGAN, County Judge, Mon.
roe county
HIGAN siDLEY, Capitalist and Seeds.
JOHN VAN voonru,, (oz.NIomber OF Con.
gress.)
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MFssRs. FLEMING Bios.
slrs,-YOHr pills came all right, and can say
they RrG good bilious pill. have used u
lanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros,
nro genulnCand gentlemen YOU have my thanks
In sending. IgaYg some Of those pills 70 my
neghbOrS for i trial. One Of my, nG,lEhD4rs
Yelt Tic next day like u new man. lie wishes
me to send for fifty cents worth for him. 80,
gentlemen, Will do all can to Introduce Dr.
d, MCLane's Liver rllls. manufactured by
Fleming brothers. Yours WIN respect
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TTusylLLE, Pa, Jan. 8O.-opened at s2Sc;
highest SSlC; lowest slssc; Closad ut s2lC; ship.
mems 1S'l1O barrels; charters 47SOL barcIs.
closed Rt S2}fC.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
Il (OPllATINal
CLEVELAND a FITTSBURaHR .R.
III ~ M m a24E1 l4t9HFEFl
E59 10 - 3 " = ~
LOpdehseu nlnegAUIo u pAlspubuI t.sltLa vur.
teGted TO NOV. y. lS&5--Contrdl stAnIArd TINE.
GAST AID NORTH NlPlIlaanRsH Ash TIGYaASn
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BRADFORD, PA, jan. 30-Opened at SlISo; closed
a. S2%ci highest SJ4c; lowest sl94G runs not 70.
| porteli total shlpmGnS 10 1856 barrels; charters
Hi739l barrels; clearancGs 3,7Sl,vO0 barrels.
on CRY, PA. Jan a).-Openod al $50; highest
S3}ac; lowest SlSEC; closed ii $40; sales 1856 OOi
barrels; ClclrGnCCS go 900 barrels Charters I7Dl
| barrels: EhiDnpnts ia mi hnrFnIS '''''
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The dog tax in Louisville, KY, pays the
salaries Of the mayor and city attorney.
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~ w N%N'NV' " wv A'''Wy SHHINHi kNtCuyUl
III.
There was published In the Rochester
IN. ~ Democrat and Chronicle OF the 3lsI
Of December, a statement made by ], u.
Henion, NJ. d., nanating, how he had
been cured OF Bright's disease OF the kid.
neys, almost in It's last stages, by the use
Of Warmers Safe Cure, l was referred ia
in that statement, as having recommended
and urged Or. HeniOnto try the remedy,
which he did, and was cured. The state.
,nsnt Of DR.. llenion Is true, 80 far rs II
concerns myself, and l believe 1t 10 BIZ
true in all other respects. lie was a par.
ishioner Of mine aud visited him in his
sickness. urged him to take the medi-
cine and would do the same again to any
one who was troubled with disease OF the
kidneys and liver.
ISRAEL FooTE, I'd. d.
Latel Rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church.
Rochester, ~ y.
1t seems impossible to doubt further in
the face Of such conclusive proof.
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VITHEELiNG 4 pfTTgBtjRgU DiVf.

WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH D1v1.
On and Alter DEC. rs, issS, raslonEer trains vii
run ~ iOllgWA= wheeling time,
For HlAbufgh-b.Oo q. M, 6i25 b. m, dAilyt 7.ss
4. ma 05 ,, MI daily except sunday.
For WhAhingt1n-4;l5 r. M, daily except Sunday,
From Pitubufgh-ll!B1 q. M, 6j20 b. m, daily
etgept sunday 1870 ?, M, daily g!2b g. M daily,
from gt0n-e!21 a, MI daily ii,a0 q. nj,
6!SOp NJ, dAlly except Sunday, 1913 p, M, daily
Y, ktLQhp, GeuerGl Passenger Agent
B, DUNBAR, General Bup'I,
J,T, LANE, TfAV PAIs, Agl, Wheeling,
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ManlN0d Restored

aRl cnpi CHECKS In hours. Cures In days.
Avn TuTll had cAses wanted. Drug Store IN.
~" lEul Eleventh g., PhllG,, Pa, aud Logan
dDlMLWI TO-, WheAlnR nO2a.MWPAW
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AVOID oouNTERFE1Tsi Send US 2se9
md We Will send YOU by return mail y DoX OF
lie genuine Dr. G. Mclino's Celebrated Liver
fills and eight handsome cards -. a.,
"'s EIEMING llROS.. plttsOurg, 10.
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ItaHords me pleasure 70 assure yOl that az
ter using Dr.. G. AlCiAnn's Celebrated LAYER
Pills for more than twenty years lii my family
thnt regard them as being superior to my
have ever used or hive seen used. ] lave not
have tried u good variety, but [ have never
had any 10 act 80 promptly, probably ana
nicely rs MCLanC's. have used them myself,
Wltp, and children, withthe most gratifying re.
own with such easy aud happy effect, would
recommend them TO ono and 20 all. These
nils do tho wOrk--dO II promptly. do y well,
and leave no III effects behind. AsaDllG re.
mover, us u liver cOrrCCtOr, rs u iOrtrtlnnHr
preparing tho system Tor QulnInC, there Is no
bill or medicine equal to DR.. g. AlCLanG : CCle'
brUtGd Liver Pills. I'GXpCCt TO ISO them Us
long ny live, II they continue us good Us thCy
have been In tho past.
Yours truly, Il. II. GILES.
Pastor NJ. i. Church South, Myers Station,
fnmDA District, Florida Conference.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
NEW-YORK CITY.
l.. w. S.-From London to:Carlise, 800 miles.
Pepublican-Judge William II. West. OF ONO.

T.. w S.-From London to:Carsle 800 miles,
Pepubican-Judge William II. West, OF ONO.
Tho number of immigrants landed at Castle Gar
don in April was :}G, 2Si-2O6G less than In april
1885.
The business failures of the last seven days, as
reported to H. g. Dnn C% OF ene 30 and for
Canago Is. as compared with 19i last week
The Controller will to-day begin paying the IN
tcrcst on the city debt due Nav !. The total Is
go III G 296 2s About 800 900 of the principal of
the debt is also due 1t viii lie pald IRON INC accu
mutations III the Sinking FUND.
The grain element OF the Produce Exchange was
disturbed yesterday over the posting OF i4o,o|4
bushels of ''Steamer mixed" and 2l.69f tnshels
Of NO =" corn as out of order. 1t had been lying
III boats for long time and become warm ana
musty.
Sjxtv-sx carloads Of oats consigned to lIllhouse
&, noy left Chicago by the Eric Railroad on Mon
6ay and arrived here on Thursday. They were un-
loaded in time for April delivery. lhc last & 400
miles were run fifteen hunrs, SAID to DC the 1ast
est time on record for grain freight.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday made the iol-
lowing transfers of chefs of battalion Chief
Gooderson from the Twelfth TO the Nlnth ba;taI0u;
Chief Campbell from the Ninth 10 the f0urtn;
Chief Rowe from the First to the Twelfth. The
reasons for the transfers were not glVcl
CLeyalier de Kontski the pianist and composer.
is organizing an operatIc performance for May >.
lie has COMPOSED a comic opera. entitled sultan OF
Zanzibar" for the occasion. The receipts OF the
evening will be gwen to the Polish eXIes who to
the number of 40, 900 have been driven from their
homes.
BROOKLYN aud Jersey City, has been discontinued
and beginning to-day a stage line Will be rur be-
tween Brooklyn and the Chambers Street Depot
of the Erie Railway. he stages Will start from
near the entrance TO the Bridge. on the BTookiNn
side, every ten minutes and the fare Will be ten
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
UOy DOC. BISCUITS ARE MANUFA CTURED

An interesting venture ln the way or INTRO
<ucng hard dog-lood America Is now being made
IN This CITY by well-knOwE English firm. For twenty
v..r. d,ghlsc;s have been used amOst universally IN
Snglana aud on the Continent by the owners OF D0oden
dOgs and their superiority over meats ana warm eOi
disbes has been clearly demonstrated The dOg cannon
bolt the hard cakes and thus scsts the meat vegetable
and fariuaceous matter which they contain. Dog
biseuts from the firm OF Spratt, IN London. Paris
and Berlin have been imported heretofore
10 America TO some extent but the cakes got
hard aud stale often through standing so long, ana the
s1iua showed little taste for them Two or three
uont rs ago factory started at No 239 East FIFTY
aixth-st Machinery was brought over from England,
and a have been gradually made FOR push
Ing the manufacture OF dog biscuits here Yesterday
private view Of the works was given TO number OF
sporting men and representatives or the press lle
nsshnery and ovens In full operation, and active
business will begin on May l.
The biscuits about four inches square and one lnch
thick They are made OF a mixture Of common Hour,
Beef and beetroO other vegetable keeping Jus
saccharGo and other qualities we'll under baking Inc
6ouI-ecraps and beetroOt are mixed with water
Ia a large cylinder. and then rolled and
tueeded by machinery. The fattened dough IS
then run through cutter separated into squares and
stamped The squares are put into one end OF Wicker
Oo's travelling Oven-the largest ono IN America
and come out other end baked both sides The
oven forty feet long and each cake comes through
hg aud the biscuits are then ready for the market.
Gfeat taken 10 have the scraps free from
1eS hooks ETC.. aud they are all run through mag
kerc which holds the iron, while the meat
passes The when full, holds 700 pounds OF
Mecuit and the establishment turn out seven tons
day bmsller, softer and sweetsr cakes made for
kSbss pets, and similar food for cats aud chickens
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
RnroRM. so cALAED. ~ NE CUSTOM house

What is spoken Of as another great ref iorm.
LOOKING to economy in the Custom ouse
to-day IN The Surveyors department Large forcr o car
aud kalsOncrs had been ~ work on SOW
fraI hundred squac aud handsome
new furAurc Tang- had been pn III for the "cc"nmo
mad Eighteen olrnslic partl-
sans were dropped County Democracy men was ap
The other vacancies VIII probably DE- hed from e
long LIST Of huIy.t applicants. ,-
lie recent Custom Inuse Investigating Commission
cncrial Agents single AM MoutgDmcry ard Deputy col
leor ilnry tat cnlc fore Of sIug -
chief inst &C o three bt
lei ilel an Office OF super cadent o. As,liIct
and abOlcrs At $3.50 lie create au init
instead gausers ahOTeIr AT ~ cents
there shouid b. three c1s-cs A - ana
reuts an hour = There to b. two skilled
labo ers al hau to do c"ucn wofk II labor
hJIr. dar, aud tc - G ntS an
hour ass unlimited Those recommendations were stnt
10 Na.hugi0n February - and wee approved the io
lo II daV Yesterday he gangcTS focc TOOK possession ~
their new quart Gaugers Thomas J. BaEa! ard H. H.
-ii IA were dropped. Gauscr Charles H. kmgit ue
div lion superintendent auh special Incctor 10 n j. rat
DerOciacV man, ana mrE.rT Oi tic ''T0Nl
club, promoted /" snpehnt"i idcnt oi -stin
Three ugcr- lahOrs 4 80 cents An hJur and
thirteen at - 30 a day cropped.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
MANY MAY PARTIES ~ CENTRAL PARK.

large number of permits have been issued
by the Park Department ior May parties TINS season
Tho nnusual warm weather OF last week turned the
attention children all over the city TO the coming
summer Central Park, whore the May parties gather.
now more advanced than ii has been At this season Or
many years The trees nearly all budding or III
martial bloom the lawns their first clipping for the
season last week aud the has started forth again
green and u1urian Plots OF flowers have been sei ont
ali over the Park by the direction Of superintendent
Parsons and with favorable weather during the next
week May poles will be more numerous than ON any
pre- yiOus season. .,
The custom OF May parties does not restrict itself TO
ib, ufst day of the month Permission has been gwen
TO parties occupy all OF the available lawns for that
pose in the park to-day, but Sunday school classes
famiiy parties neghbOrs and day schools unite III max
ing the little gatherings to celebrate the coming OF May.
and I'm the lack OF for all one day they arc
obliged 10 tgke time the vacancies on the grounds
viii permt Onappying for the permit TO the secretary
each party that receives one s referred to the per
tenden who assigns some portion OF the groun FOR the
party occupy. record IS kept OF each location, so
that there viii he confusion. TIC custom OF moving
that exists IN NewYor also operates IN distributing tie
time the Observance ana the entire month VIII he de-
voted y merry little parties OF girls and boys to erect
ing May poles and celebrating the return OF summer
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

The first of the series OF races between W.
G.. George ana L. T. Myers Will lie decided at Madison
sonarc Garden Tonight The distance Is 1000 yards and
the American a slight favorlte TINS VIII be Myerss
first profe and his friends are anxious 10 see
how le acdnits himself The ser;cs OF races between
these men, the representative runner or Eng
land the o;her OF America IL FOR FloOD Side ana "a
500 trophy emblematical OF the middle distance chdi
pionsnp OF the world. Unlike most pr"fesslonGl loot
racing contests these races VIII be supported ny ne ot
ter class people and The officials are gentlemen well
known I'm am iteur athletic and social circles
For tho amateur contests given IN connection WIN he
race there are 200 entries represent
ing the New York, VI MInhat'an. Brooklyn, Nis'du.
olympic. American. Pdstimc, Eagle amt Staten Island
Ci:y Of New York. tho University OF PenpsylNanl1,
Columbia and other colleges have representatives. 1hc
boxes have mostly been soil to leading club men and
the attend OF ladies' bids ar 10 OUtnnmher any ever
seen at an athletic meeting in Madison square Gar H.
Members OF the Manhattan. Staten Island ami other
clubs Will act ushers A band viii enlivon the aiidr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

In SDeaklng OF the crlllclSlils Yesterday on
the report OF the Electrical subway Commission, whch
condemned the commissioners for their inactivity anG
inability TO solve the wire problem Tor this CITY. Mr.
said: 81 have not been 50 abused hy the press
during my thirtytye years Of business life as have
been since got this commission. Hall OF the papers
do not understand the question with which they
dealing This commission WAS not created 10 Ordor
each put down their wires as rapidly as pos
sble, but TO examine plans and adopt general conplc-
hensive system of subways which would accommodate
telegram, telephone and electric light wires NO such
system existence to-day In Europe or IN this conn
try though efforts have been made 10 devise one IN
London, PARIS, Washington and chicago. III we
should order each company 10 put down
their wires cOu.d probably have five miles
more down in few months, but as soon as we
adopt general system, according TO the law, they
would all have to come uD again ana be relad. We
want save companies and city this double expense
for the i've miles are laid our system would
ready. We have plan that Will solve the question.
ana we &c not intend 60 the limits OF the law
IN this matter as would be the II began putting
wires down nOw"
Commissioner Hess equally displeased with the
criticism and said I'VE could have hat one quarter or
more of the wires city ground by this time
II we had ordered each company to lay s wires accord
ing TO ITS own methods We have frequently refused
anpncatlons to lay their wires, because
would neccSstac the tearing up OF the streets twice
A conduit that would accommodate telephone wires
used for electric light wires Ine lie tNy
latter would Ovcrcp NJ the former ia tt
IL would be made useless TO devise conduit that Will
accommodate both and then 20 force all the companies
TO adopt it, is what were created iOr ana what We
are irving to do
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

Earned nsBoston o: Iowlork : Fis, base pa by er
q Ncw.York. D. struck out Boston, l.: New fork ?
LEFT On base,-Bcs,on ); New York D. Total oase hts
Bos OF, New ork. 10. Home runs None Thiec
base his-Keefe. !. Connor. Two base hits B9ra ck
keeic DDrgtl. H0urke stolen ses PoOrman l. NORM
!. sterbrooN l, keele Double piays o1sey ana Ger
hadt :, i'd pi chcs-Kecfc l. Passed biils-NOnc Umpire
-Mr CORY. Time OF ganc-2U1
Jersey CITY and syracuse stars played at jersey
CITY yesterday and the home club won AGAIN Murphy
pitched hno form for the home club. while 'rOthelSs
curves battcd all over the lot The score was;
,ey CITY ................. ; O-l6
: - s.-.... .................. u U q q U l. !
Rase lits-Jers'y City. Is stars Errors Jersey CIV
2 stars j. IIeaers- Murphy and Crothcts CmPHo-''l'
we .On
Tue Fire Department club played the farragut team
Il Metropolitan Park with the following result
-
Lie lenartmrnt O-io
The Boston and New-York mines will play again at tue
Polo tirounds to-day. 1he Nassau Athetlc CIuo VIII
play ia opening spring game with tbs Union CLUB at
Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
Solid Silver.

The GoRMAM COMPANY, Silver
smiths, have an unusually large stock
of Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,
pat up in fine Cabinet Chests, suit
able for wedding and anniversary
gifts. The assortment comprises sets
Of forty-eight pieces and upward.
They have all of their staple pat
terms cased in this way, besides
several cases of Special or Hand.
wrought patterns made exclusively
for their New.York trade, and not
to be found elsewhere
Broadway and 10Th st.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
4 STARVING DOG on A WArER-LOGGED BARK.

The bark Kate Crosby from Hamburg, on
Apri g. In latitude $50 81 north. longitude 3lo "A
west fell in with the abandoned and waterogged bark
CIoire from ST. John. n. b. for Penarth Roads, with
lumber 10 her cabin was found the following
February 2i-Had hurricane in which the deck load got
OF the sse filled The SHIP stands IL
REMARKABLY well have had terrific weather since size
bled. I. DA'IsON "Asei'
A dog nearly starved, was found on board and taken
10 the Kate Crosby 1t WAS learned yesterday that tho
crew OF the lore taken OF March by the ship
STELLA and landed at Bremen Oh March %.
The ship Marabou arrived from IloiO yesterday She
struck on O coral reef IN the Mndora straits. aud the
Her rudler was unshpped. and she lost anchor and
several fathoms OF cable The repairs were rot made
unlil nine DAYS afterward. On January 81. between
Maurltius and Madagascar the ship was hove 10 In
terrific cycone and 1t necessary 10 cut away the
mizzenmast and light spars TO save the vessel
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
U.DGrS aC.yvST COulfISSTONER T1NSEN.

The examination of the charge made by Mar
rarrt Rc WHO ges that school Conm'ss Tausen
iathsr riid continued At the lUmb, Police
Cou YESTERDAY Herman liza keiing Of 40 III East
that hc cal e II b. Mrs Iau3cn To
attend Margaret e fOuni her suaer ~ rom cramps but
I'D noi tnk She in dcLtatc condition Anna
cvrnrck FELLOW servant testified tOsrv raj conyers atoms
with Margaret Ia which Margaret ackoNlc ledge criminal IN.
Other She never accused Mr. Ia!5'u
o sconddrt toward her Mr. lansn Ac1la took tie stad
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