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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-31
A Reported Flight.

SAN Francisco, December 30.-Eo-
gales, Arizona: A report was brought
here that the Mexican troops and re-
volutionists have had q terrible fight
at Sinaloa, Mexico, and many were
killed on both sides. The report is I'M
confirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-31
Died Of Pneumonia.

New YORK, December.SO.-Genersl w.
w. Loring, formerly Of the United States
army and OF the Confederate army, and
later commander Of Loring's corps in
the Egyptian army, died Of pneumonia
at st. Denis Hotel tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC,
murd.r.a by His Son

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, December So
springville special to Republican,
Chronicle: Isaac Bickel, = farmer,
living twelve miles north Of Buffalo
Greek, has been murdered by his son
Ira. is years OF age. The father pro-
tested against the boy attending q
dance. The boy became sngered and
Drained him with q club. He made no
resistance TO arrest.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
MARRIED.

church stuyyesan square. by the Rev. William :. Ram,
10 Kat larne Elizabeth Poullain f,6 ;insoD.
EAMEl CAS- ON rues liy, April "a at the sidence OF
tns DIds pr As. oy she Sen' T. IIarv a ,osteP
FOX-BAYLEY Tuesday. Apr y. AT - Church Of =
Charles Borromeo BrooNgn ne2hts, by Ia, Rev. :; j.
esq Mas seton, daughter OF the late Carleton Bayiey
NATURALIZATION Aoada5 April 20 by the ley'
u.nry & Hardr IT, and Emily A, lighter of the late
Rev Charles GlOtte. u. y.
HOKRAX. .GlLBkHr-On tho 27th inst. at me resiienc'
Dy the .ev W. GILBERT uathe ot e briGe) Mary Aiice
Gilbert Edwin HoTrax, The 1hestnuts' Glen iids@
No cards
pAGE-RoE-As the Memorial PRESBYTERIAN Church
i ID WicAhanI u. d. izabeth -. daugher Vi ~ Key
Alfred Koe Aibert A. Page. al OF BrcoAyn AprI -.
looo 90 .
JACKSON BAIRD Philadelphia Apn 20. At the second
rresbyterln Churcn nnHgn INN - Jae.son' ~;
Eari Dy tn ey. McintOsl, assisted ny tA5 Rev DE-
James = Wilson, OF NewarH' NJ
Kn WEB Ron rhe s7th la,' Of st Ban1ol9me%' e 49,, g
TO mile t.. aux Iter OF John Ne1sr al OF e"'NOFA
MUtlAY AY-MANDEVILLt Ms, ditn Maedeyiie to Or
rharics t. MURRAY. Mon ~. April ~ at &c ,, .
Churci Of GaOIo! IaliiornA b. tue Rev
A. l.. lrew.
,rpuERso S-BETrs-Att the Caurc, Of the Transa yura
H. d Robert a. Morher.on. o. Manrhe ,iei Eng anr' Z
isabel Ford dausutsr "a. lAs William Belts j. esd
NtN-iOIk
pNlV .BRoWFR-Aprl 2l..ls3i. by tne ~. francis
OsDoruc Anhe =. Dro"er ol Nc"Arh g. j. 10 'I"h"
IA. A. N o. Oeoildr IL
Al ns -,.enc VI 0l,If, AT ,or Geor<r y: SNOW c'
b, iIe R.s. nenr' IIlceos. D. De- h'nry p hu'''i'
Mary Louise -no"
sAfI i,p-nAg.I 3AN-on 'ioaiay. 'pr 20 bv The rex
Dr sh.c,lo ori george saAori % rarau \. HarSAh a
ol Nr~. N0rs.
sUtPrtN -WoOp-At the Church oi mo HOW Tnhiiy. .
tue nei. Dr WatNn-. William Shippn OF seabrsIt = J
and Acc GeIar. sAter Vi George "oSI esi VI No"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The annual dinner of the ROckaway Hunt
Cyub took place last evening IN The clubhouse at
Ceaarhurst l. l. Among those present were +. q.
f;riswod John Cheever. Count Zabriski, Edward
Rurriu. Foxhall Keene Ernest LamonaSne. C. g..
p.,.,s Jolu s. Goodwin, Dr. Daniel Haght, Franz n.
Wtberby Lawrence Turumre, George Work and captain
plake There were also several invited guests Pre-
v,o,s 10 the diuner the hounds were given an hours
The regular Spring Art Reception given by the Lotos
Club was held yesterday afternoon, and the coiectoh
of water coIos on exhibition were inspected ny mum
ber OF visitors Many OF the paintings were
sold in the last few days. and THIS morn
ing they will be removed by 'hcr o"Hei''
ara place made for the clubs own collection whicn
utIly adurns the walls. Among the guests yesn
were Sir Georg. Lving-tOu.S = q. Turner, DE- "ahe,'
Miss JoaLna Huss Mrs Frank Il StocAtOh Msn noou'
William stuart and L. ID. Mills ., -, 49, uo,ol
The tabls aus given III the ballroom OF inc hoto'
Brupswck ast evening represented scrhces from
nysOu's rell known poem, "a Dream oi far "opo".
coIupauy numbering fully 200 gathered 10 "itn
- Vic knms cfl IN directing the thO1eduS- ''i
one WA, given with admirable effect Inc posing wa
uniformly graceful taken tna' 'ne sh
of cDt should fall With the best "Hrc' p"sSlDc' ihc
performance will be repeated TOMORROW evening" ,o
SIR. Moses Taylor Pyne received al hrt nome No -
W,st Flity-ihirI-sL yesterday afternoon ana MI a
Ms William Rockefeller entertained Twelve irlehus az
G!nDer al No CsJ fIftI-aNe
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
DIED
BLAUyFLT- on April

BLAUvELr- on April g. 1899. Fa'isr Mont1y gr';'
? Msrril. Of Nys'E 4 I.
Trii ne leave chambcrs st a. oc'o'k
CowLEs-on MonIay. April - MR. Th,n'on W. y
waiter cowlc and ian Eit'r OF iit' Disi fh'n'''
Fnnera 81 wee al Ter .t, rssin 40 AS Ei't il5tb
Ksa.ivcs siS aSa 1 1ncns & are T iaS " e = o. ,,,srI
cR,cHE ~ai,ay TIE ~ a' At lcr ,'' 'a;', , 70
CiocIer and o' ne lac 1I1mls Taylor. r. h'
Relatives an ns4is ., a, d,aea.el ant q,
Jones tan. hcT sDBIlIf ar 1yit,i 10 ii'ni
tic services AZ 7 rauis Chapel Trnity fsfsI'
F@XAt i,o.cvie y suni,g April 25 Enoesnl, ~,
Rsiaye ana ca b ny,iel . attend .,e ,aneri sr
noseyile y. J. Oh rhurs'iay At io$oa N.
HoLMAN shortly after midnight Nondag Aprh ~
Tnouils Holman. Jr only OF thomas aai SaIah i.o
Fnner services AZ rsen,, o. h,, l0s East so
st. on Wedn,%liy afternoon at4 O'CLOCK
LoDER-in Broo >yn. Tuesday morninZ. April q Lewis
rh@[ 'I a,n 80 g F. n ,on the '0'''''
AZ. F, PIX, % & Of ,bs s,, 2naa s1s
Relatives r,nfs 'titg inNts u at,l .n'
n'rm nrseiy, s1Fye'. on fS Thnr,ay re- Apr sa m
Kindly ',DiSt'' omit aosss. '"'''''' '''''' -''
LLvINGsroY-In M, city; Tussdy. April "a. 1884.
Funeral rycs from The chara Of @ get 5n ave;
and rcp1s Of ne ,a9ly are ro.O.ctf3lg ayts
rival OF II a. N. train IRON here
on En M ~ III tSd at & ts sv q say a n D.
l. Johnson granddaughter N tls ii,
Borden. o "a HlDlnk -. NeSfvrk.
NESBIrr-On sun iav mornn Apri .. Marcus Robinson,
only Robert VI. AMI Teresa mckinney Ncsbttaset
yesrs and months.
the cs.la.n,; OH parent, 10 -
a.
Burial a KeypOrt. v. J.
SALTER-At Patcrs Apr 26 Lolsa sater. danghter OF
the ias II deer. Of tl -aDeth New rsey
residence Of Gsrret ferseha Oh
Thursday. April 20 at II ~.
Cara Pennsy va1ia Depot, NcF
YORK, at 1893 Broa iw3y station Paterson.
Interment In family yai, ST JOhns Church EDaoei 4,
NJ
THURB Tuesday. April y, after many months II
patient suffering Mary Ann. WIG Of George W. IhufDcT
Notice here ifter.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
TAXING FORMAL LEAVE OF THE PRE-

TAhIN G fOKNdL LEd II oF Inn A'H'' ''''A'
WASHINGTON, April 27 (SpecmD.-lhe he retlr-
ing Chinese Minister Mr. Cheng Tsdo Ju, TOOK t0rhAi
leave OF the President to-day. He drove to the "h'e
House accompanied by his nephew. Mr Chens Hanson
who acted a. interpreter AMI tbs Secretary OF Sata IL
was first tine the Minister hal been at the "hite
House since his visit spain and Peru last year. having
been stricken para yss ths return voyage lie
is still lame but is able to walk fairly well with cane
He wore full dress with skirts OF dark blue anu
tunlc OF purple silk. Cheng Hanson a'o was In court
having skirts OF blue aud tnnc OF dull vino color
silk Both wore the turban hat Win reu top 'lAcu III
the centre by thc single button . 1900.
The interview TOOK place lu The Blue Room AZ noon %
Tn. President went down alone 10 receive 'ue Mlhste
The ceremony brief. .he Minister lornh e1ve-t'h
ing and the Presidents reply being In writing III was
supposed that the Minister would be pr sentel -
after bnt II Is IL derstoOf mat thH VIII
~. rI,c. nm Thursday The members of the old lesa-
ton who return to China will leave mere o. oaiuI"ay.
on account OF his feeble health ChenZ rsao ia WI" retro
rom nublic life and II is his present intention 10 reurn
70 ms panatons In China. lis young VINO came 10
this country hm. aud his little daughter porn nerc'
went home last year.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
CONTEMPLATING GRAy7'S BIRTHDAY
SPEECHES BY SENATORS BROWN. SHERMAN. EvARTs
AND OTHERs.


AND OTHERS.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The siXty-tourth
birthday OF General Grant was celebrated this
evening at tho Metropolitan Church, OF this city,
ut which General Grant. when President. was
tne auspices OF tho Grant Memorial University.
of Athens. Tennessee. Speakers Of emineuee
took psrIn the proceedings and an audience comprising
distinguished legislators diplomats and soldiers filled
every seat Chief Justice Waite presided. The proceed
ings began with prayer by Bishop Andrews OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. Senator BrOwn OF Georgia
gave life sketch OF General Grant
To senator sherman allotted as a text " Grant
and the New South" theme which. he said, al
together broad for the limited time in which he must
discuss It, He spoke Of the new South as ono OF tho
mysteries OF the future-more matter OF hope and
cxp,ctaton than one or reili, atom Grant mp"r-
snrated the forces which broke he old South That the
new South should inherit somewhat OF the prcjudices
aud habits OF the Old must be expected.
generation much less decade - could not
change the ideas OF centuries. Inc
south must work out its salvation. The North had
tr.ed In various ways assist In managing local affairs
for the South aud confess ms had participated
that kind of business, but he free ID say 1t did
not turn out we'll Laughter and applause The
North could not rule the south any more tnan Great
Britain could nile Ireland.
Grant by George Peabody OF the directors Of his
university. and although associated Win nm on mo
board were men who hal AZ tined prominence as
scholars lawyers and In other Wa OF life, Grant the
soldier aud the President the most modest or that
BODY and Va the equal ., any Oi them.
Dr. Spence. president of the Grant MemO.iL Univer.
ty read address giving "A history OF the CROWN OF
the institution since its estaOllShm mt preSentNo
Long OF Mass ichu-etts. pike OF " Grant rs CltIen
aud was fol flowed by DIR. J. p NegmauwhO related sew
eral pathetic incidents OF The Generars last days.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
TIE AMERICAN HISrORIC4L Association

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Che first session OF
the third annual meeting OF tho American Historical
Association held in tba ectrre hall Of the Column
bian University this morning Among those present
were George Bancroft. president; Justin Winsor ar-
vard University. and Charles keniall Adams C0rnch
Uoiverslty, yice-presdens Herbert g. Adams, Johns
Hopkins University, secretary; Clarence winthrop
Bowen New-York, treasurer; william r. W'edcn,
Providence r. l.: wi'lam +. Alan. University OF Wis
consn Charles Dean Massachusetts Historical Society
Professor Fran Kiln B Dexter Yale College; Judge Mel
len ChaipDeraln, OF the Boston Public Library; Pro-
fessor George W. Knight. Ohio rtaLe University; Pro
fes .or Austin Scott Rutgers College Eben 9. Scott
Wnkesbarre Dr. r. F E,y. john Hopkins Univer'y !;
Dr. j. f. Jameson, Johns Hopkins University; Presi-
deaf d. c. Gilman, Johns Hopkins University John
Addison Porter. Washington Mrs. Martha Lamb
Editor Magq-ine Of American His'2ry; William Henry
DAVIS, Cincinnati; d. Edward Channing harVar
University; Henry Adams w hingtOni John Hay
Washin gton AM many other distinguished men from
N.s-York Boston and other Eastern cities
George Bancroft the eminent American histo-
rian delivered the address OF welcome.
AT the conclusion Of The address note was read from
Leopold Ranke, the vencrab.J historian OF Berlin,
cunsenting o become honora menoe oil the 1850
cIatiOn.
General James Grant Wilson followed with an address
on Columbus" ,
Professor Hocstori read paper on " Tho Land Eau oil
Jonn Cabot ia ,l97.' . .,-.-
pr A. h. Hart exhibited met thOds OF illustrating history
with examples OF maps ana charts.
Profes or Moses Colt Tyle Cornell University read
q paper Tae Neglect aud ID itructloh OIL hsIo'ica
Materials In this Country
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
Post Once Notice.
POsT UiU'f NOffcrs
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s,n,an " VA Amitsuian letter, must o. ri pr
et@ c.tS 1 m s L WI de e,ters gp1 per c
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c.oss nor, s'y t.ao + hfroa an Fta ,,c1 cio,;
here Nay i att m Mails TO- a, 'Ii!,1i i'tni,
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.Ths scheius o,cioNntp rrAnt Pi;ii NIL, arriiect
on the o ir altis,elpt'l 1f,asli trtln
oitn f.llcisil Aius - a "a, so .irsllt n a,
San Frluci.co On tns lay p sAns u st,in'r, 'r' AS
patched thence ''' MESRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
kostOMce. New.i Orx. N. Y" April IS. lo'o
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
EUGEGE LOUIS GABRIEL IsABEY.

PARIS April 27.-Eugene LOUIS Gabriel
Isabey the French painter, Is deal.
NJ. Isabey born In Paris in July, 1901, and was
eminent a. a painter of marine views He was son OF
Jean Baptste lsabey, also pain' r. WHO died III lsoo
He obtained first class melas IN 1924 1927 and looo
He received the decoration OF the Legion OF Honor In
1882 and was made an officer 552. Among his PANT
ing~ many OF which we-knovn through engravings
are Tho Coast Of Hopfeur" us27). tempest near
DIrppe" Qs27l. The Port Of Dunkirk us3il, Rat
parture OF Queen Victoria u345l, Tho Marriage Of
Henry "" IL sis). " Inc Embarkauon OF De Ruyter
Us5D aud tine Temptation OF ST. Anthony" Qeo9.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
GENERAL ARTHUR HASA GOOD MOTIFS REST

GENERAL ARTHUR HAS GOOD NidHIS hN'H
There was an exceedingly gratifying chahge
IN the condition ii exPresdene Arthur yesterday anu
:, a. c,n ne maintained by the aid OF his physicians for
even comparatively short time II will bring about
tone to his physical system as well aa vgor 10 Ills
mind which has been somewhat shaded with iheiah-
hoy of late On Monday night he slept better thah ue
ha. done in several weeks The effect was nOuceaD'o
vesterday in the abatement to large extent OF inc
,rnnhlesSue symptoms Early In the morning the pa
tient expressed desire 10 get up from the c0ucn Wnc
10 h.- orcnuled 20 steadily weeks Ho WAX q
arouud his room and the one adjoining severn ,nos
Thr exertion did seem TO fatigue MIN anu ""s NV
attended Dpeasant ehecto
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
DoIillr.l Notices.
To the Enrolled Republican Voters
OF the
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW.YORK

p~mary Election will held the places N the respeo
tive districts designated FRI DAY tae tn lay
NJ MAY s for the uurpose ting Officers. Delegates
TO th County Committee ami Dsrcs Com nltt'es a. -
ou,red nv the con stituon Republican County Com
mttee aud Of the Republican OrganiLaG)h IN
The CITY and County Of new YORK. The Offices q % MEL n
each Presdeat. First Vice President second
Vice Pres dent a Secretlry Treasurer, hVe FHt""hs
Officers an Inspectors OF Elect Delegates TO the county
Committee which the district Is entitled ana Ds's
Committee consist Of forty members except tAai IN th'
Twenty fourth Assembly District there shal bea commit
tee for the Ward Of - members "f
the Twenty. lourh Wari eI,ulins the torne' ip"h %
Kinrsbrlgc COMMITTEES Is bers and for the Tor r
Town OF Kinss ye COMMITTEES consisting Of henp'
The ccon shall be by ballot ia; can iaes of al oiH.'s
IN be allei bng a single ballot pnDlei o. pan
while . per and without Endorsement on me Oh 10
whereby 10 distinguish IT,
Tho 30 shah KEPT open from ITO 10 O'Clock D. ui anu
IN the 81 6tb 7th Jt 10th l2th 18TH lotL 'th h
Ism lyth 2st I'D 23d Asse8by Disrcts ana th' "a
Ward ia each which districts The nupOsr Oi enr"IN
voters exceed 700 the polls shall oDenoi al M and 10
man ,eu t II D. ~ bat the y. al voters WHO
IN the room at the aftei hour shall received ihe in'P"
,ors small In MI provide baotboxe+ a. o. of
hich the votes received an voters whose sur
nanes en with any oltcr of the aphabet ifom % ih-
custve nd ~ "a. Otner VI AL thoss wHos ss'-
names begin with any OF tho ALPHABET Nom y 10 N
elusive.
Tho paces the respective districts AMI no
number Of tho County committee ap1oron "
/ ,a,atr rrfi
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN GEORGE r. sLICER

CAPTAIN GEORGE T. SLICER
Captain George Robert Slicer, of the Revenue
Marine Service died at his hol No. 145 West Forty
thrd-st yesterday. He n i've OF Maryland. and
entered the service 1913 For last three years he
had been superintendent ~ construction OK
revenue vessels and 'e-saylng stations;
lie was formerly chairman or the DOdru
for examination OF applicants for caiatshlps ln
the Revenue Marine Service. C'ptain 5icer was we'll
known throug the sa~vce. was regsrded as ono
of s most ssllful efficient ocevs. He was about
sixty years funeral will place at his nome
AT 10 80 this morning Tho buria viii be at Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
.ps pu1LIIps TO RE RrRIED ~ MILLION.

MRS PHILIPS TO BE BURIED Nv HILTON.
BosToS. April 27 SpeciaD.-The widow or
Wendell Phillips will not he buried in the vault ot 'he
pniltnS family T. Granary Buryiug Ground. arrange
ments having been made for iuterment in Milton Ihero
are indication. also that the body o W"ndell fhhps
will eventually removed from tue rather puoo P"0o
n noy occup,es near the sidewalk in Ircmopt-sI
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

qprnrNE OFFICE Aprll 2s-l - m.-A sin'H u'p''''
sion developed on Vr-ini coast yesterday '"u'lE
,ol rains AMI "a cold wave the Middle Atlantic 9'''
ana New.England. The large one IN III" No''""
nuu ON the Minnesota frontier. almost h"u'AS' "'o
- -, -, iod th, We.t C,ulf coast, pfoducln- heavy
r.,p fl, that region Tho barometer here was h,'l'5
.t,dv with coudness and O2l inch oi rain lhe r,n Gu
nerature between 4s' and oS' the average ~A
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
ELnnnN ~ ruL NOrTH.

NOlsoN. Miss, April 27.-Thcre have been
genera aud almost uninterrupted r,us throughout hS
r-on drrns the last tEry-sH hours WIZ no sGh' 81
auatcneuL Travel .s imprdcd already on tn l"'n"s
Central route .outn o J,, k- ou thc Nrh7bufS ain
N.rdar west ~ Jackson and on the Aatchc] HiH Ia'A
SON road A northbnnnd freight train Oh lho NeN-
treauA ana Northeastern halllOad was "iecAeu 'uis
morL !ng near NossDurg by wasAo9I
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
ARnlyA1 or sENAToR SrANFoRps HORSES

ARKIVAL OF SLNAIOR NIAAFORUS HUHShS
The. eleven carloads of trOtting stock
shipped by Senator stanford from California on Aprl ~
to Peter {. Kellogg * co. have reached New-fofk ana
are stabbed at the American Institute Buld az ihreo
stops only mado for the last at Council BUNS
Tie special train followed the limited express coseyi
timr, aud niney-sevcn horses 81 Nv
III good condition. Fix died Et Sat Lake Clty from cos
taken the mountains. TAi- - sa TO Ice th" iatEH1
shipmrut made great distance AMI az 'ho
hOi -es are chiefly of the celebrated C"lI'I"
stallion EectI0uecr Of noted mares. thrif arrive"
aroused gre Interest Lorsemen ANA Ofeedet5
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

The Lungs are Strained and Racked by a
persi.ent Cough the general strength wasted. and an
imcurable complaint often estaD shcd thereby. Dr.
Jaynes Expectoraut is effective remedy for Coughs
and Colds and exerts beneficial effect on the Pull
mouary and Bronchial Organs. ::
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
r,r Dcvrryr ran rBE DOLARO

Thc benef, performance whicn was rendered
Last sunday night to Mime selma Doi"fo proved "Ae7'u
ingly successful. fr1i npabcal pont oi view S''"'
have there been fewer expenses connected WIN "h a.
flr al ms .orf for nearly every ube concerned E"Nr
lls or her services voluntarily James Barton hey saiu
3nat receipts were about S-,IVO AIu lno oAPoN'e
~ply $500 less
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
TIE WEATHER REPORf.

GOVERNMENT ISDICArlOSS-FoR 81 HOUR"
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-For New-EhGlahu
light local showers. slightly warmer sontnery "'""N
Far the Middle Atlantic states. light local showers
.urh,lr warmer winds generally shifting 10 sontherly
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

Ponds Extract for all Pain aud Inflammation is manuact
mr., bottled By tho sole propretors Ponds Extract
onpany Sew v ok and London on every
wrapper and label
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

F,i We'll Piacrd-Ths faith ot the public in Ma'thop
tonrne as an IN and backed " una inou
oIicll indorsemsnt. sold by Hrbcers and Druggists
E G. Hazard q Co.. sole A gents tor ne United states
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

being 7iqo lower than the corresponding day last
year and ; So lower than on MONDAY.
Cloudy weather. with nearly stationary temperature
and hight rsiu may be expected In This city ani
vicinity to-day At present slightly warmer. pdrtp
cloudy weaher Is indie ted for Thursday
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
LOHN i. MAXI ELL.

BoRDENrowN, \. j., Apr 27.-John J. Max
well died this morning AZ the nse OF si1ty-tOur years.
He was member OF the stae LEGISLATURE from ls65 u
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Nur.e ar f,oupaniou 10 an Invalid Lady

WANTED-A situation ID atteal Al inyali iay Or ~
compano by o. experience object ia u tiAva
or 20 out of town summer st n rsfereIce CaIJe
address ~ L. 81 st Pllae. Brookgn. Y. Y.
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Yuenang's Ale and Lager Beer. =,
Absolutely pure Bottled al the 'rewery Expressly ioi
Family and delivered ~ > Le1er K Ho i3.l''~ aad
lOth-ave, Now YORK CITY Order ~ POsta1 Card
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

Thirty Drarccs Colder IN three Days
Result No end of aches and pains of "hich Benson
)asters "a speedy cure.
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Mrs. iIcElrath's
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &C., &c.

Families supplied with PURE Fruit Jellie' Preery's
Canned and Branded ruits Spced Fruits ami Pickles &c
&c PUT UP IN GLASS;
Circulars with references prices sent applcaoa
Adiress Mrs SARAH :. McELRA III.
3g3 Dezraw At BroDSlyn
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FAILING FOR A LARGE AMOUNT


DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aprli 27.-GeOrge Ott,
SASH door aud blind manufacturer, made ali assignment
to-day Labilines Sl56. 656 assets, noIinslly Sls4,'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

ConfrctO LaNnfye. -
For cons.ipa,ion; acOnfpcon IRON fruit pulp agte
able and efficient At Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28

Dr. r. II. Benjamin. one OF the most prominent phys
cans IN SUFFOLK county. L. L. died Monday evening from
chronic disease OF tue stomach. Iio was sxy-sx year
old
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Special Nollee5.
william B. Norman. Ancuonccr.

A. William H. Norfnnn, NnctIonccr
ORTGIES ART GALLERIES,
St5 AND S47 BROADWAY.
SALE THIS WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY
APRIL - AND 30 AT . O'CLOCK
BY ORDER OF TIE EXECUTORS OF
CHARLES n. FEARING
AND OTHERS.
ANCIENT AND MODERN PAINrINGS
BRONZES AND MARBLE 5rArUAhf.
Included are several Portraits by
CHARLES l. ELLIOTT
and remarkably fine collection of
OLD MASTERS
Durham system OF House Drainagr.
Rest plumbing Used tic i'm sst blililnss such aSt
NEW-YORK tAstorCANCER 10 ,PlrAL newC y ftkf
MAGAZIN huiidng etc. COu ereltif ret1'tL Chetp''
work for small nOuses send for ne" pamphlet.
DURHAM HOUSE DIAL MAGE O., IJS-lOO w. -Itl ~
Hank imson's Steam Carpet cleaning Works
- East 27th,t " Y Esttbishel SoL Orders W nt pr
otherwise promptly attendel -
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