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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

SALINA DISTRICT, No So,
saline county, Kansas.

SALINA DISTRICT, No So,
saline county, Kansas.
For the tenn land 81 month"; end
ing Dec. p, 1885
Enrolment for present month
males, "a; females, "a; total, 40.
Average attendance IN days during
mOnth-maies, IL; females, IS. Dur
ing term, males IS; females. IL.
Per. cent. Of attendance for month
males, 81 females. s. total, 50.
Per cent 81 attendance per term
males 81. females 50. total, 80. Lena
Miller, Anna Neff, Clara DOpp, Edie
Miller, frankie Miller and Walter
DOpp, heve been present every day
during the term. Seventeen pupils
were present every day during the
present month, and six pupils were
absent one day each month. Our
pupils have been doing good WORK +;
their department has been good their
punctuality aud regularity IN attend
ance l. eOmmendable. Respe'y,
]. A. WARD, teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Campbell, Of
Gypsum Valley, have returned home
from a prOtracted visit with relFtlves
at Emporia. Mr.. Campbell reports
the corn Of that district far below
our own, but says the wheat crop
looks promising. On Christmas day
they enjoyed q grand reunion OF Mrs.
Campbell's mothers family, it being
the first time In her life In which she
had partaken Of a meal with all her
children seated at the table with her.
II was a season long TO be remember
ed. The reunion was held at her
sons, il being his thirty ffth wedding
anniversary. II was also Mrs. Camp
bells birthday Anniversary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

Cart. CHARLEswORTH. Of Beloit,
consul to Funehal, Madeira Islands,
has rendered his resignation, which
has been accepted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

DR.. ScILIEMAN has discovered
that the prehistoric women OF Man
haitian wore stays.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

Col. J. r. HAILowEI.b has embark
in the creamery business AZ columbus,
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

\ WIN you suffer with Dyspepsia en-
Liver Complaint shiloh's Viial.ser
4 guaranteed 70 cure yOu. For ale b
Oscar seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
OFFICIAL CITY DIRECTORY.
~EzHrns or BoAED or EDue.uos.

Fs-H WrrS-J. u. Gibson and q r. Underwood
Ssooal Hera-JonathauWea7rr and C.. Eber-
hnrif.
Tlir5 Hdr5-W. q. FlanIers and r. A. Levitt
F5uts Hcrd-A. shuliz and C. =. Conrad.
Azarl.8 zrraarr--N. WHson and J 81 Anisr-
On
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

K.n.- Iowa Iowa rs-.. mnp Wis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
8. G. LdEHbN,
Contractor and Builder.

"a pms erf Eairidia H.-airted - lbpIissIios
d en- prepared % elceui1 a1T kind Of Hcrk ~
the huiifinl iiue-houa1a harns, AZ - reueo1s-
~ Frieea- CAL On ne nt he uoopl larm On ~
Fesa toWnaAia, uell blanco 6yrsEm creek.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
JOHN BIGELOw BACK IRON PANAMA

John BigclOw, who went to the lsthmus of
Panama to NJ. de Lesseps as the representative OF
tbc NewYork Chamber Of Commerce, returned yestcr-
dav ON the Pacific Mail steamship Colon. lie looked
,ycu ,lopyl he was somewhat disturbed while home
ward bound 10y the recent storms
"They were not severe lie said 10 reporter OF
Tu TRlBINE they seem 10 have been here but the
wind WAS dead against aud It blew hard. Now, can't
t,J van about my visit, what learned concern
,5 ihe canal, pfcsou, condition, ltH prospects,
nT tho probable cost, or any OF th0so tnInEs
yn NV. come 10 mud went down there 70 repre-
sent INC Chamber Of Commerce. aud would be lnde-
cnr 10 SAY tac eas.. for to speak publicly of my
aud oriuIon, until my report Is handed H.
Ec,its have YET u form many q! my most Important
rorrlu.i,us have brought back ~ at mass Oi lur-
nation but must yet digest II. As to de Lrssel he is
a wonderful! man, Phy siCt!ly rs NcH as mentally IL
was shing 10 him at eighty years OI age out
Wording men half as that pestiferJns climate
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
4 WONDERFUL TALE or THE SEA.

The Mail and Express yesterday published a
startling story Of "1en Days OF Agony" Mt sea The
thrilling tale told to a reporter OF that paper by
sailor named Alexander Lcggett who said to have
arrived the steamship Orinoco on Thursday. Tho
loss Of the bark Embla. which he described,
was recorded In The Maritime Register some time
ago, tho men board being rescued and
taken 20 Barbados. No one on tho Ornoco
knew that Lcggett was on board, but tho story
Of the disaster which that sailor told The NdH and IL
yc reporter Of the most remarkable that ever
appeared IN print. Among other things ho said: Tho
tOpgaant sails and upper stay sails made fast and
tho foretnpsais put on and the yard arm The cap
tain gave orders the sh!p to tho north before the
wind get tho watcr ont. Then the first mates watch
went below and the pumps were started. suck was
obtained o'clock. All hands were set ~ work on the
pumps. but o'clock ten feet OF water were found
Even This splendid dispay VI seamanshp dld not save
bark.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
STRONG CONSIDERATIONS
~ FAyoR or coxrrnM1NG LIE rrANc,usr

IL Favor or CONFIRMING THE FRANCHISE OF
THE NEW-YORK CABLE RAILWAY co.
In 183 there were 284,115, ,862 passengers
carried by tho railroads in New-York City, and the
statistics SHOW growth Of 2OGOO0O0 annually equal
to l2O,OOOO0O passengers in $780, and to s35OOOOOO
IN 1900, and
two 5-cent fares the saving the people by tho
adoption ofa single Scent fare with free transfers,
proposed by the New-York Cable Railway Company,
would be:
In 1854 on IS 1,JsG passepgcrs.....S1, ,l20,590
In 1890 or 42.OO).OO0 passen -ers-.... 100000
In 1900 on So 800, 600 passcn gers. 4,l10,O00
saving enuring the benefit OF the or the peo
ple who in the future still than in the past must
form the bulk of the travel.
Such n saving will he perpetual per cent on from
S2S,O0O.OOO IN 1884 to $S35OO0OO IN 1900, and con
tinualy Increasing.
Tho building OF the cable road, will not only result in
their giving the people the benefit OF scent fare with
free their lines. but viii operate to induce
other lines TO adopt the cent fare with similar free
transfers. thus benettins tho people to
in OF what would result from any possible pay
ment into the City Treasury.
Any payment into the City Treasury, however large
to the benefit of the rich who the property
while the reduction in fares involved
in the free transfers. to which the NewYOrk Cable Rail
way Company s bound by its charter to the
benefit OF those who travel who the people Of the
city both rich and poor but mainly tho lab0rng and in
dustrial classes. ::
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
NO SUCH THING Az CAPCINE,

The makers of So called capcine plasters are
trying TO sell their article by decevng tho physicians,
druggists, and general public in paming of on them
capcne as pharmaceutical preparation while the IN
controyeribe fact is that such thing capcino does
not exist
Men who obtain money under false pretences are a
kind of swindlers to whom the courts deseryedy
show no mercy. There grades IN this kind Of
fraudulent practice and tho severest reprobatiOn and
sentence Is due those who prey upon the nrmites Of
their victims and defrIud while pretending TO help Them
Give them wide BERTH
AllcOcks Porous Plaster is the recognized standard.
1t Is wobn)wn thoroughly tested. and pre-emineutly
successful remedy which has been in daily for
thirty years. and ts wonderful rene l properties
due to the employment Of tho very highest medical and
chemical skill.
Beware OF limitations anu let no explanation solicta
tiOn induce you to accept substitute.
The COut JoUyRdI London says: Lund =
bOrE's Edenia Is remarkable for its declcy rich
ness. and for the pernanence Of its sweet smelling
5aYOur,'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
THE FOREiGN MAIL.
GOSSIP ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND THINGS.
L-h-...L.-r... L..LL L--L---

GOSSIP ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND THINGS.
From iir Labopchcr@s nun. LoEd,u. Ecb. o.
Mrs. SALA.-Mr. O.. y. Sdld Is now III India,
OH his way back 20 England The death u! Mr. SGla
vCry sudden. she caught chill In storm, coming
from Ta.nania. Acute Inflammation OF the iniestlnes
ure. in great suffering she had become popular in
Australia she NJ hOme and the Governors OF the
Colonies, a, well AS many OF the Colonial magnatcs,
wrote to MI Sala expressing their deep sympathy with
/ lin.
ToMNODDY's EMULATOR.-Sir Claude Cham
pOn dc Crcspigny - evidently survival hundred
years he would have been pr!ncey patron Of the
T. r.. the cockpit aud various other pAstmes IN which
nOblemen and gentlemen able to indulge healthy
tastes which the present nambypa generation sug
matlzes as low" There are many men Of this type
who nowadays take to drink and other evil courses
out Of sheer ennui; but Sir Claude has more orig
iuality. lie has find congenal field for his
talents by "deyilling" for the common hanglnan
Chelmsford, and WAS allowed TO bear an honorable
though subordinate part In the triple execution
Isie by "piuioning" Baker From the confidence with
which he has favored the press Is clear that no has
this opening for tho unemployed upper classes
discovered earlier. Probably the next haDgman Will be
enlisted from the Upper House.
ODD NUMBERs.-Falstalf7s divinity Of odd
numbers received "a cur ous eNemphcaOn at the late
municipal elections at Trieste when the recurrence OF
OF the Fourth Ward, for example. numbered l,3ll In
the Third Ward only eleven Liberal candidates
forward and in the First like number
OF eleven were III opposition The elections began on
III the Third Ward proclaimed at IL o'clock at night
The Mayor elected by LII votes and among the
councillors eleven adVOcates eleven merchants,
eleven Jews Thus least at Trieste the unfort
her of the apostles after the loss OF JudasDds fair
become quite rehaDated
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
Lundborg'- Perfume, EGcnia
Lmdborg's Perfume. Marechal Mel ROIh
LnrdDJrE'- Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundbors'- Perfume, Lily Of the valley.
DIED.

rPs ag IL sng TuI.d'B e Bsaotd %sien and
seryee, sunday th9 resdence Of her mother
irain fT?5. Nex. OK: fooI Of Liberty 81
BRoCDRE.on THURSDAY M4rca at MS late residence;
49, West 20th o. Adopne Broure in the 37th Of
Funeral private
CHAPLIN on Friday March the Rev. jeremiah Chaplin
Relatives icn' inyied the funeral ser
Brush. New Utrecht L. l.. Monday. March 3, at II
Tram leave. Greenwood Depot atllam
Interuent at Newton. Mass.
GA2t dPGaoT So on the t is pIt william i6 MST
AGED years. months children William A. and Haluan
Their bodies were deposited in the FamOunt Receiving
Tomb at Newark New Jersey.
COHEN suddenly on March g. her residence III
U0hst. Cornca Cohen widow OF Valentine Cohen. IN Ler
Noticc Of funeral hereafter
FLEET At oyster Ray Long Island, Friday, March s.
Funeral will take place residence Tuesday
S %esl is iTia et yS;'s "a leaving Hunters
HEMPUlLI-Ou saturday. March q, loe6. Hannah Dema.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KNAPP-At Ka.se. Germany, on February 90 Hedwig
wife Ot Dr. Herman Knapp.
pLERsoN-At East orange, NJ. on Friday morning;
Adcae cT.on aseH month "a 9nG ~ dayS on
Monday. sh inst. az 33U D. N.
oUACKINBUsH-At Hackcnsack y. j.. March l. 1886.
Funeral from second Reformed Church sunday 7th inst,
halfI asst
Coranit DC5bOSSes street tCilles at l3O
p.
SMITH In Brooklyn March g. 1886, Adalno Rtch,
Edmund l.. Siuth
Relatives ana friends OF the family respectfully invited
in Pochestef On Monday March 3 at hafpas 10 a. m
Carriages viii be IN wung on arrival OF yI7 tram from
Grand Central Depot.
sMITII-On saturday morning, March g. Walter Smith in
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the funeral
Monday evening At O'Clock, from his late residence 800
South 9TH st., Brooklyn.
Please omit flowers
sIMs-suddeuly on March 4. 1856. Claude Haig aged II
years days, eldest Of W. scott and Ida
Frrnds Of the family are invited attend
Vices Park Presbyterian Caurch, Beeyile-aYe,
Newark y. j.. sunday, March 7. az p. m.
sTORM-On Thursday, 4th ins Mrs Ann storm, relic OF
Funeral service at 300 Iitst Sunday ia O'clock
Intcrnent at Hopcwo, Dutchcss County.
VARET-On Friday morning. March at his residence,
Funeral services at st. Francis Church. l6thst
between 5th and 9Th ayes. Monday March 3 at 1890
WRIGHT suddenly. saturday morning, March g. 1886
at his residence No 81 West 3pth-st, Charles L.
Wright IN the jsth year Uf his age.
All SOuls Church corner 2Oth st and
4th.ayo, Tuesday morning, March .. AZ 40 o'clock
Relatives and friends kindly invited.
posion and Phiiadei phia papers please copy.
Brother holland Lodge /. and n NJ, are
specuy requested TO attend the funeral as above without
further notice.
Grand Lodge +. md A. M.-The officers and permanent
Of the Grand Lodge OF Free aud Accepted M5ons
~ NowNok are fraternay requested 10 atteud
the OOscQu!os of tho late H.. W. william 1. Wootruf
COMMISSIONER OF Appeals IN the Gra1d Lodge Room, Aa
sonic Hall. sunday. March :; &C l2SO p m. ,,,,,>r
FDwARp NJ s EHIERs Grand Master
Grand Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
From Life. L0ndcn, Fsb. 20.
-

A JOB Nor WANTFD.-The Earl and Countess
OF R0sse have left Birr Castle for Barrin but Will not
make long stay abroad. his lordship much diskes
being parted from bIs beloved workshops There are
few better mechanical engineers In the country than
Lord ROsse and If had not dccreed that he
should he born peer and the heir to fine estate he
would undoubtedly have made great name for himself
In the scientific world. There is good story told OF his
visiting large factory the tnOrth OF England some
years ago. when one OF the partners In the concern
Ing through the works, struck by the remarks
being made TO the foreman by the not partc ulariy
striking looking visitor Entering into conversation
himself with the young man. he impres ,ed by the
Intimate knowledge displayed OF the mechanical de ais
Of the business that he exclaimed. You Just tho
man want II You arc out OF a job Will give you a
nrstrate billet here and, at all events leave your
name and address IN case of your being at liberty
some future OCCASION" "Thank yOucr. | amer tho
Earl Of ROsse and am nOter seeking employ nent-er
Just at present" the characteristic reply in Lord
Rosses usual dry, hestating manner.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
Post nnlcn SOfIce.


[ShOud by interested chances may %
at tm"L
countries be specially aiiresssi
for dispatch by particular steamer when t d.
slred 10 send dupnca.O5 banking sld oOmmeTcl
ments. letters not specially addressed being sen. by tas
fastest vessels GYaaDlG
Foreign for the week ending March l3 viii clos,
UBoNllLY in all cases al ,hls oaice as to,loT IS
TUESDAY-At 4:30 Ii. for Europe, per Alaska, via
Queenstown
WEDNESDAY.-At a. m. for Europe. per Vera.
southampton and Bremen; Al M fOc France direct
per LtOIadOrv' lIayrc dcteis must be directed
per Labrador -: AZ p m Tor the " in ward lslaEds
dlTJc and for Venezuela and CuracOa wa Inndad per
FlamOorOugh &c 2:3O p. FOR British ami spanish
Honduras and Guatemala pers y city Of Dallas. from
Nev,OIlcanS
THURsDAY-AtG G:9O a. m. for Europe pers Eritlnnc
via Queenstown at lI:3O a. III Tor Hayt, per D o.
AIyO.
and the south Pacific ports. per :. = YcrtuWus
Kingston Uetters FOR Mexico must be directed per
Ne-tupnus ~, al a. NJ iot EuIoFe per = AuTauia.
Queenstown at "a N. for scotland direct per =
DcvOnia. via Glasgow ucttcrS must DO directed Der
DcyOniaJ; at ; a. III. for Belgium direct Der Meier
land wa Antwerp Qeters directed per Meier.
") q. for Europe. city Oi Berlin,
via Queenst0Wn az II 4. fOr Norway direct, T.
Thngyaa letters must Oc directed per Ihngyala -;
] y. N. for Bermuda. per $ 3. Trinidad
Mails for the society Islands per ship .Tropc from
Francisco, clOse here March 23 at ! p. Mans
for China and Japan. por :. oceanic iron
Franc scO close here March Eat D. u Mails for "A.
per MararOa tirOm>an Francisco close here Apnl
- at on arrival aJ Ncw'N NOrk OF S. Britannia
with British mails for Ausrllla. Mails for Cuba, by
rail- Tampa. Fia, and thence by steamer from Key
West. Fla. close AT this fice daily at 2:3O a. m.
The sche ule closing u Pacific masis arralgei
OF their uunterrlJtet overland transit
10 san Francisco Mails from the East arriving tme
san Francisco on dag sailing steamers dis
Pl''H'" 'D'"'' WESiiY @. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Office New YORK. y. y, March }. 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

The complaint sets forth that Stewart began suit
against The estate OF tc deceased merchant having for
MS attorney : +. kUro.GDd that the
Court substituted Ira Shafer IN place OF
Jtr hncclnd ant that >hafrr reality the agent
OF 4Eg H,oa ana MR. stewart From August 80, 1873,
to March Il, 1879. the plalniif says Eo was
Kept IN ne Metropotan Hotel by agents
OF Dr. Hilton and he not allowed
10 visit MS ircEds his lawyer Promises were
made u him That h" would receive farm I'm Vermont
and 520O,OO0 IN cash II he would discontinue the salt.
n9 Gid so. but the promises we're never
IhInlr'l. Another Suit was brought in tie vermont
courts. bat similar promises made, and upon the
".ScphtinUaucc Of tho action broken. The plaintiff
also ntuacs ihit \ r. Stewart died mtesIate, AID asks
that tAis be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
.rouy J. pUELPSs BRUYHILD1

John J. Phelpss schooner yacht Brunhilda,
which left here nst July for voyage around the world.
is now between Colombo Ccylon and Singapore Tho
Brun hlldahad stormy time IN tho Red sea- ana at
Bombay thoroughly oyerhau!ed ana repaired. sho
has been painted " hie, which Is found TO make her
much cooler Between Alden ana Bombay she was
chased oil one night by n pratca vessel The Brun-
hlldaescaped by her superior speed At Bombay the
yacht lay for three Lord Rey the Governor en-
t.rtaped Mr. Phelps and his guests at bali h1 dinner
az The Government house. All the high civil mill
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
From The 81. James G0zeife.

GORGEOUS OPHELIA.- Though the part of
OpheiQ does not present the field for the display
of female fr1ppery the role Marion Deio1oe the
costumes which Sarah Bernhardt is as hhake-
speares heroine this evening have been thought su
cient interest to merit detailed notice some OF the
Partisan journals. That IN which OphciH first makes
her appearance the stage seems from the description
OF it, to be OF rather elaborate character than
have been common in Denmark, COnrt
IN HaniefS days. We read OF two "jupcs" :"
one OF blue "OttOman" embroidered with gold
the other OF white India cachcmire; Of "cOrsage
moyen age;" OF bead-dress OF clOth-Oi-gOld OrDa-
nented with sapphlres briiaDts and tUrquOses; and
sndy other minor accessories OF an equally sumptuOus
character The "ro de gala In which she makes her
second entry IA of white silk and is worn uudcr n
transparent OF Oriental tissue the whole prOely
OrDaneDed with god-lace and pearls. The costume in
which she appears in the "sceDe de foie" is naturally
OF moro nfgiig6 character consisting Of " white
blouse" and robe Of white silk with grde OF China
sran
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
FRgyCPs HorEL LEASED AND SOLD

The lease of Frenchs Hotel at Chatham and
Frankfort 3s signed yesterday for period OF ten
years to +. w. Coleman ~ Co. Mr.. Coleman the seuiOr
partner has conducted the CarrOton Hotel OF Baltimore
for Twelve years and is tho OF Robert b. Coleman,
who kept The AstOr House for many years The hOteI
will he thoroughly repaired. decorated and furnished.
The contains 800 rooms, and will be opened about
May l. on the European plan. The property recently
purchased by Pelham 81. George issell has been for
mally conveyed to Mrs. Helen A. French for S322O
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
cH4RGES or CORRUPTION IN PATERSON

sensation was caused in Paterson last
evening by charges OF corrupt practices the part of
RcpabucAn Alderman. Adolph Baumann, a Second Ward
provision dealer states that the Alderman, who was
member OF tho Charities and corrections Committee
last summer sold him for commission tho contract for
furnishing amshousc supplies for two months,
Baumanu paying per cent com
mIs,lon James Day also OF the Second Ward alleges
that the Alderman agreed to have him appointed
policeman for SlOO he appointed but not con
Irmed and tho money not paid. The Alderman
says the charges ba5eess and made 10 prevent his
reelection.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
Older OF SALE:

MONDAY AFTERNOON. March 3. at 2:3O O'Clock a, tins
American AIT Galler1es East 2Sdst. Chinese porecsns
Old closonne enamc antique and modern brJnzes
jaies agate &c Catalogues Nos. 2I2 10 il9 inclusive
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March o. at 2:3O ocsGk'
decorated Chinese pOrcelans, cabinet objects egg e;
porcelatns slazes silver ivory Carvings gold acque rock
crystel OLD satsuma &c. collection bottles &c.
Catalogue n os 40 to $40 inclusive.
WEDNESDAY AFT ERNOON March 10. at 2:3O O'clock,
sterling syerware. Catalogue GIL 10 79j inclusive
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March TO- at ) O'Clock. fns
and standard hooks. Catalogue nos 1877 1886 in
clusive
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March II. at 2:3O o'clock,
European Ceramics-Seyres Royal Worcester hinton.
Vienna and porceains Austrian enimels
crystqls. Catalogue Nos. 7a6 to 90 inclu-Iye
THURSDAY EVENING. March Il, at = o'clock. fine art
books Catalogue Nos. 1887 TO 7l7 inclusive.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March r. OF 2:3O O'Clock.
Webb glass porcelain paques. large collection OF
plates, miscellaneous objects &C. Catalogue Nos. $50 N
1901 inclusive
SATURDAY AFTERNOON March l3. at 23O O'Clock.
balance Of collection Of plates rich cut English glassware
bronzes sculpture marble and brcbrac cabinets
&c. Catalogue Nos 1902 to 1856 inclusive
MONDAY, March i. MORNING at 1890; AFTERNOON
23D and EVENING 1850 Tho collection OF engray.
ings echngs Catalogue nos LIS 70 1873 inclusive
NorIcE-ADMIssIoN TO THE GALLERIES DURING
THE SALE WILL BE BY TICKET ONLY.
...sEPARATE CATALOGUES OF THE BRIC.ABRAo
AND ETCHINGs. ENGRAVINGs AND BOOKS NOW
READY
THOMAS F. KIRBY, AUCTTONEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS
OFFICE, 6 EAST 23D-Sr
Art.
WI. b. NORMAN Auctioneer
BY ORTGIEs 4 CO..
ART GALLERIES. $40 and si7 Broadway.
or FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
private collection Of
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
ne OF a
To be sold at
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH r.
O'Clock
ARTISTS REPRESENTED.
AcaTd Achenbach Psugnet Beranger. Bellanger Brown
J. g.. BrucK, LJO bruneri ChCnOnsk, Clcer Corot "a
HagoOrc Hcger. lnuocentl icob keGst ms a. Nraus.
L"rOuX eCOT, NaTcheit Meycrhcim. Muuche. Noel Par-
etcel, Ponde Richter onbaud shiraw. Simons. smmon
ETH. Spuug. Tambunni. Van Schendc, Nerb0eckhOven.
Weber. NiIems. Windmaier Ziem.
A William T.. Moore Auciiouecr.
MoORE's AIT GALLERIES. H.. -r
29O FIFTH.AVE,
IMPORTANT MODERN PAINTINGS.
The collection Of
MP. CHARLES T. HASELrINi,. OF PHILA DELPHIA
COMPRISING SUPERB AND
INTERESTING EXAMPLES OF
Alma Tadema. De NeUve IlOssi. Berangcr. Detae ROgs
seau, The. Boyle HOybet, BOnna. Dla1 Dupre. Juie5
Troyon COrot Henncr Van Harcke' Courbrt Jacqae.
co.'s, MeissOnier. Iiem and AlleI
NOW OF Exhibition DAY AND EVENING
UNTIL EVENINGS OF SALE.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH 9. 10 AND II, .,..f
AT O'CLOCK EACH EVENING.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

MruuIs
Uoi' Medas A gold medal for the best ,tOmical or
anaomico surgical preparation. 10 W Green. silver
rnrGn the second best. t. T. y. Mcrtigan bronze
medal book recorded Of tho surgical
clinics. 10 NJ T.. Ford.
Ecy ITizes- $3.50 hospital appointment 10 the caudi
date general standing IS ne Ia hest m his hnal exam
uaftou for tic degree NJ Edward j. Lorenzo. who
losp tai ADJ the competitive
awarded by choice Of the Ol
lows: lst 415u, l. BahcOcK; ID. hpsIt. appointment
NJ 4 Glbb. ID 500 d. H. SpTague itB hOSplt1 appoint
mcnt d. Jennings; 9Th SluU B r. Picfct; Ch, hospital
auDni ntmrLt q. II. Ccombs.
Honor list III shown by their standing in
h, general 81 animation: L. J. LOrcuz -. II. Fpraguo,
" + Cbb ". H. lord, g. H. Csomb-, ". II. Hemingway,
X -. q O NJ. sheridan. I. g.. CheneTy,
II n Wclton, John l. iiahc1ck. L. al. Carpenter