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New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
rr-pRrsJDEyT ARTHUR IMPROVING

The reports concerning the health OF eX-
President Arthur were encouraging yeste day Tic
s.ht coll which he caught saturday resulted IN only
temporary increase OF the bad symptoms which, ip 10
,ha, ii ne hid been gradually disappearDg and no evil
eae, weie noticeable. lie had splendid night rest
He went TO bel about 10 D. nj. on saturday. anu VIII
but few snort interruptions slept through me nsh''
Us elt stronger early in the morning than at any e
since he has been seriously i'll, and more c0nhicnt
man ever that he would be aOlo To 20 OUT MS -
MA he secally desires now aad nc Is sa7heu nat IL
hs coud 10 ont and take little exercise every DAY n
the fresh his vitality ana energ! Wou
soon be restored since has been leeiiDg DetteF
animate friends have been admitted 10 soc hih au'
have had short chats with him. The injunction o per
foet rest which put Cd him by his phy sicias mas
been removed. .
FOR the first time since his sickness the General was
fpIly dressed yesterday aud though he is somewhat
.,sciated he looks much like his OLD time self. ic
rgyed abound tie upleI part OF the house freely aud
ssmed 10 nioy himself. lie did not turn away from
srorr ~ inc three meals tat were brought tn him. AID
though he has probably eaten more upon Vticr occi-
s,,,ns he .eemed relish every tilhS- SHOULD the
rsatfer hermit and his condition remain uhchahgel lie
y,tI proaiy 20 to-day for short NE Dr Ietef,
n gy hopeful that the General WIZ cone around
al Tct n,sh ne not feel that is stie uhaer any
cip,IIns tances to make positive hsdlc'iohs'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
THE FOREIGN MAIL QUESTION.

WAsHrNGroy, May (SpeciaD.-Mr. Plumb,
who has tue Post Oice Appropriation bill III charge
says that he expects debate on the foreign mai item
to close tomorrow BY an asreemo"' l'"''ou
on Friday A D. m tomorrow was nAcd 's
tho tme in which 20 take vote,
bat on two or three previous occasions during this ses
sion similar agreements have been disregaried In the
Senate. Mr.. Plumb says that the appropriation Oh
$500 900 viii be adopted by the senate by large ma
urlty aud that the senate VIII adhere 10 thiS anemu
ymrni 10 the Post Offcc Appropriation Dill Inc ques
ton "A likely to cause good dtai OF uenalo III ''o
House but there some hopes OF its p''saxe, ~ ~
80 ,n,cr,ts beilrye this 10 necessary IN order TO
extend t.;,ie with South America. the e1ch"hses oL
New Orleans. Louis, Lousvile Cincinnat anu osne &
ASKING the adoption OF this measure lhesc "I un
qucsiionably have considerable influence on me'"''' "
t.a HnI-e
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
OBII UfRI.
NATHAN WALLER HORTON.

Nathan Waller Horton, age forty-four con-
nec,ed with the Rand Drill Company and treasurer OF
The Rand Rock Powder Company. OF this city, died yes
terday morning th Westminster Hotel from injuries
rece,yed in an accident at TarrytOwn on Friday lie
So. nm, oysr nv a freight car of the Hudson
ver Railroyd and his left leg almost severed from
his hody He was born WIlkrsbirre. Penn. anu re-
cetv.d scientific education at Nazareth Penn Al the
outbreak tho he enlisted In The 9Lh fenhHSNa
and served as caUtiin under General sheridan win
ia,,nn,;or "a gu ,ntry At the close OF the war he
entered the ra,.roai business but about Twelve year,
ago became Interested in the manufacturing OF ROC
rs and rock poydcr and went to sweden to sudy ths
ART of xplosives. There he remained year Return
ing to this country he introduced driihns ma
chInerv at Lake Superior and III the Vest gen
erally. He a member OF the Loya Lesio,
AMI was well known among his army associates. n
vie survives him The funeral will take place on
wednesday at his home the Westminster HOTEL at 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
VITAL STATISTICS OF TIE NATION.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-1he report of DR..
John s. Billing. Surgeon United states Army, on the
mortality vital statistics OF the United States
turned the tenth June l. lsso has been re-
ceved by the Secretary OF the Interior. In order to
study the influence upon the health OF the inhabitants
exertcd by pecuarities OF topography. drainage, c
mate etc. the report divides the country into twenty
one regions, physical characteristics OF which are
more or less distinct lie estimates the mean an
nual Increase due OF births over deaths at
7sJ22. The mean annual birth rate for the United
states is given at 36 per 1000 II appears from the
data presented in the report the United States in
the census year had comparatively low death rate and
"A high birth rate. The death rate Is shown to have
been higher the cOloret than IN the white pODuaon
I'm the foreign than tho " mites or Amer-
can parcntage In the cities than IN the rural dlsrlcts
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
EyTHUSIASU OF THE LAND LEAGUES.

The Irish National Leaguers. bOh of this
city and Brooklyn sparing 10 efforts 10 have every
possible sympathizer with Ireland enrolled member
of the organization by the time the Home Rule and Land
bills come read second time IN the House Of Com
mons There ty branches IN the city now. with an
average membership OF 500 eacb. and NJ ID, Gallagher
who Is president OF the Council. says that
since last July they have forwarded to the
Rev Dr. O Reilly the national treasurer, close upon
Several OF the meetings OF the branches yeser
day were 10 in subscriptions and listen to discus
sions on Gadstone's Two bills In every Instance the
Land bill was denounced settlement or the dispute,
but = per petuatng OF landoriism
There was 10Y among the members oil the Firth ward
Branch yesterday when President Thomas j. Sullivan.
who has not from his post one day since the
branch was started the chair at the usual place OF
meeting Hudson anu DesDrOsses SITS. The JOY was Oh
account Of "A costly framed Photograph OF the lannon's
hsrp OF Tom Moore, which presented To
the branch by Mr.. Scanlan, tine actor. secre-
tary Patrick Mccartney, who has been given
credit of being the best organizer ami collector OF
In the branch. said that n Mr. Gadstones bl ala
become law aud that very soon the fdlth OF the
Irish people In peaceful agitation would be Killed Tor
and he would never raise another cent Tor pacelu
means Applause "Nor men, neither. Mr.. Chairman.
shouted " liam J. Knoud but plenty for war; These
beicOse announcements were received with great ap-
ulausc.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
FOUND DRoWyED OFF CITY ISLAND

The body of a man was foahd III ."o 'oui u,
"a land Point. yesterday &orpns He was about
-, a., ,ears old dressed in salt OF fine DARK
r,a,.ri, fine underclothes aud expensive dark coti
o,escoat in the pocket OF which was soft lett nat no
woe gold watch aud black cord IoGnd his meek ile
IRA finger of the right hand was gone "eo" 'ns scoN
,oirt In his pockctbook WIS found steamDoai leAc'
for pass .ee on tue Elm CITY from New orK 70 No"
Haven bearing the stomp OF Aprll o. ,rVeen,,st
Nov YORK.. -. -. ,his nn,nher
In Charrs Eery DE nsOn, who lives there, s.Iu 'a' !"
dl,L rrlstIye WHOM he had not seen FOR FIX ihont US
wa. IN Ire habit OF travelling great deal nc li. i %
-rtinn f one nf Ls fingers bat the doctor c0ulu no'
feb wLcn Tie WAS a lar,e well proportioed man liz iio
Aid an Iowever believe that this the person VINO
". sorn.J lie will 20 to Mount Vernon to-day 10
o.. AT tns body lie declined TO give the name Vi t"o
pelson Ieiorred u, until he had dOhe tuIs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
TEMPERANCE VAR NElR LONG BRANCH

MR.. LUFfBoRRow DETERMINED To SELL LIQUOR
PUBLIC PRAYERS FOR A MINISTER.
MIpDLErowy, n. j., May 2.-Rchard Lufi-
borrow the proprietor for sixteen years Of the
American Hotel the only hotel In this town, which ls
only few miles from Long Branch. The hotel is owned
by Charles Hendrickson For several years the tenn
perance people have made determined efforts to induce
the Judges of the County Courts refuse license to
Mr. Lufborrow but he has secured tho necessary au-
hority sell liquor every spring For ten years they
have been trying Mr. LufDOrrows indictment
by the Grand Jury, but in every case
that BODY refused to find true Dill
against him. One time Sexton steeneen, who has been
for thirty years III charge the tto Episcopal Church.
WAS of the witnesses summoned ny the temperance
people to te.tfy against MI LafborroY before the
Grand Jury 1t appeared that one coninanlon sunday
Mr. Steenken the discovery thai the demUohn con-
tanning the sacranental wine was nearly empty. he
went TO tho hotel get bottle but MrtLufborrow hal
gone 10 the services at the Reformed Dutch Church.
The gray-hared sexton went to I" the meeting-horse
c.lled Mr.. LuIDorrOw out and soon returned to tne
Episcopal Church in triumph with bottle OF wne he
was noned as witness to prove that Mr. LuHoor'
sold liquor on Sundays, but no Indictment was
At last the temperance people have succeeded in
ing decided advantage over Mr. Luf6orrow: Ihey
have rented the Old hotel over his head by paying Mr
Hcndrlckson II Is alleged, 500 more year tnah Mr
Iuilborrow bad been paying The house Will be con-
Quoted as a temperance hotel. Mr. Lunb0rr0w ala not
know that the hotel had been rented until he went to
sign new lease. He at once purchased house near
the Reformed Church and Is hitting IL up
for hotel purposes The law requires hotel propretors
twelve reputable property holders AS sners on
each application for liquor license. Mr. LufboIrow
has the signatures of the leadnG OF the
township friends assert that he has always Kept
respectable hotel and that the movements or the leih
peramce people nothing less than persecution.
On the other hand the temperance people are
working hard to defeat Mr. Luioorrows enor's
strong rcmonstrauce, which has been largely signed
The Rev. Dr. Charles Buck. pastor Of the
Church declined to sgn the rem0nstrance. and ever
since the Womens Christian Temperance Union have
publicly prayed for him. -
The Monmouth County Courts will open their May
Freehold Tuesday. The first day VIII be de-
voted to liquor license applications Nearly the en-
tire population OF MdletOwn Will to Freehold that
day to favor OF oppose Mr. Luffborrow's Application
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Post Ohc- Nofice.
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tor spatcl u aIj sssi eSssV saDl Ci, IT,
neus .eters sD1s..v iilrs''si osiaS ssi. OJ so
Foreign n,lls Tor th, week enin, May will cloIs
ugoMpfLY IN All clssH it eiis nee asf)d)yI
Sas,eml a. NcaFa IA and Cossa nca Dsr Kae
ro. from New.Vreias at 2oop. IN TOR Germany &C. psr
SIS. Main Bremen.
wEDNEsDAY-Ats $50 a. IN for Europe. per SIS werra
direct r Dsr a. LaSrs va mavrs et1r. a, %
directed 'per - Laurent" s5 80 p a .oT iIaS,h'
thu KS DAY-,. i::;Oa m fos Europe. psr br't,nnc
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,,rrnAny, Sc- per y wes, phAi.~ va plyn1atI CAes
Larooean cOunl.les mus. irestsi' D9s wessphla'I
q .S @ 50 5e' DdaSxd a p.s sas s AssH a "a Ds ~ s
Ozama: att p. H. for bermuda per s. 3 Or.noeo
FRIDAY-At9a m for Newfoundland. per steamer from
sATUKDAY-as5a m for Earoos per $ I. Umoria vi,
directed por ,norI. at a. H. foe traace. Germany,
S per latter. Ar nS 1c wa insroSss Ana ai
couRIrcs must be directed pes AllcrO. Tor
must Ss Ehco eGH 'sS" *
direct Pe.. Maesa9a VA Antssr, ,s.'sSs @a,, %
isi's1 an, direct S'f per '' SeaoSn W va | os"s
,9r Ss Ta0@s va S. c.o1 for g. cTos ss .ss
IN. "inaw.S isana' ntee" aoa Io sene1nvs Iar S,r
Sop%ss per- % lhasSas S letter. mus. 81 oS
Mails China .aa IaO,a. sBel &c ron s.l Fran
close aers Nay ni Mas Sr n, saairse e,,e
here NAY / att D. M Mails foe "A, SD,by IaniA
pership Tihu iron Sal rrlncl,oDD opo nsss MN ID
| atTp M Malls tor AUSTRALIA Noy.LelanL stlisioL
I'm ant SamoAi Islantt por 4 5. MniJoit VrOn Shn
kralcisco oose here May - AZ IN tos oi rstsM
at New YORK Brit annie wl5d orititl n nis -.
| AustrJhu. Mails Zoe ClDA 0y rh - rsnpL Fla, and
tnsnos BY stss fro aJJ Wess ia oiJbb aS IAl
| olhcs dilly AZ 4JJ II
The schedule of closing OF Trans Pacific mails get
on the presumption OF their unntcreuped overland tans
sa S an on Ss
HENRY q. PEARSON. Psstmastes.
! Post ofhce NewYock. n. Y. Apru W. lisa
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
A REroRMAroEY roe FEpERAL PRISONERS.

WASHINGroy, Nay 2 (Speciab.- The Com
mittce Public Buildings AMI Grounds expect to re-
port this week Mr. Jones's bill to provide prison re-
oratoy for persons convicted of Violations OF united
states laws The bill provides for the appointment OF
commission 10 determine upon the manner in which
to provide for the and discipline o
the persons under Unitcd states laws ana Tor
the construction OF Government prison, with all neces
sary officers workshops the total cost not to exceed
- 100000 present the United states PRISONERS are
n, - v.-,ons state Institutions There
- nu,nber Of them I'm the Albany Peniten-
tiary and these are employed III Pr'sVVh
contracts Mr.. James has already secured .@no @
n.ssoce nf onc b through tho House to prevent the
emplOymenf Ia contract labor, Of any UEitei states
pr somers IN the unre. II Will probably pass tue 1sh
rr in which ease the United Will have 10 pay lUr
the maintenance prisoners else provide an lustu
tion oi lis The House Committee has not iuy u
c,ded wnat plan to adopt but Mr. James expects thal
III. bill Will be fayorably reported to the House.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
DARING ATrgMpr ArJAIL BREAKING.

James Downing, under sentence for five
years burglary aud temporarily held in the Newark
jail attempted to escape yesterday morning lie
climbed the wall and clught by the leg by keeper.
but kicked nm of. Assistant Warden Johnson fired at
Downing, who dropped shed. Johnson climbed
the wall and followed. Downing jumped into the out
yarl and attempted open the gate, with when
he xpeccd that some friends the outside had tam
percd The assistant warden covered him with has re-
volyer aud Ia surrendered lie viii ~ 10 the Trenton
State Prison to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

BARTLETT -POgTFR-At Memorial Church, Snringhe5.
Mas We,ines siay Aprn 3, BY che H Rev y d.
Hunting on, D. D.. syraruse: " assisted D tne nes
O. Buckingham. De- Of Springfield Miss MJry BARI
lett dau shter OF Mrs. a. H. Fartett, and Mr. william r.
Porter
EAMMOND-CHAPIN-In Providence. II. J., saturiay,
May J. az the residsncs OF the brides gcsdmother ht"
Frances j. NlntCn and By the Rev. d. III. Greer ID q.
rector Of Grace Church Dr. William Aexand Hammond
General United states Army 10 Esther bye',
daughter OF Jonn r. Chaplin. es1.
RICH-BRA avon WEDNESDAY. Aprl 2S at thri's
Church HIS y. j.. by the sy y Barrows Charlie,
Aionzo rich Harriet Rebcxah. daughter of John H.
Bradbury.
SAFFORD- -JOHNSON-In London England. on April p.
Nr Daniel u safori. Sew-York. u. : H.. and Mrs.
Bessie VI. Johnson. OF Warm springs North Carolina
No cards.
AHnoices ., marriages must DC IL t,rs:f ch fs! nam'
and address
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
ER. IRA VI: LAEG.

DR.. Ira NJ Lang, age fifty, physician oil
seventeen years standing died yesterday Of pneumonia
at his home No. 29l East Broadway "
WAS born at Canton. ". H.. and was ed
pcaied AT New-Iondon, " H.. Academy. After teaea-
ing school Few years he removed TO THIS city, whe'e
lie studied medicine at the NcwYork University Meaca
School, but graduated at the Long iHlan,' |ntv
-,cicaI Associations and was welkuown IN his dstrc
fnr many charitable works. Tine IN cral VIII t5he "oo
ib evrninr AT his home at 5 O'Clock. The body VIII ne
,atcn 10 Dcer1rld " H., for burial. lie leaves WIG
sAn-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

The storm or tho Atlantic eoas: s so.y n1vis away
but prodnceL continued DorthcasteIly winls ~ ms
region weak storm center overiies U.ah ard DaKoa'
but /, hold In check by wedge OF high pressure cAtena
Ing from Tn. Lakes to e Gulf o: Mexico. Tie barone.
Ter here rose with clear skies The temperature
ran ccd betwccn l0o and 7to the average ~ Deh1
sleo higher hc corresponding day last year. am
jaso higher than saturday.
Fair weather. with nearly stationary Temperature:
may be expected IN t!1s city and vciniy to-day aDl
Tuesiay. Az present, generally fair signify warmer
weather Is Indicated for Wednesday and Thursday,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
TIE VE1THER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDIcArI)S5-FOR 81 HoURl
WASHINGTON, May 3.-For Maine, New
Uamp-hire ana Vermont fair, warmer weather. winds
generally easterly.
For MASSACHUSETTS,, Rhode Island and Connecticut,
fair weather stationary temperature except at Boston
warmer. winds generally eastery.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey ana Delaware fair weather, aisht changes In
temperature, winds generally northeily
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
MASGLED BY VA Goy WHEELS

ERIE. Penn, May (Apeeiab.-Aliie, the SIX
teen-y ycar-Old daughter OF !. NJ
OF this county, started this morning. VIII" n'
eight year-old brother to drive 10 10
hoeuf distance OF thrce m''e''
a, tbe way the horses became frightened on d
teen hillside and ran away In jumping IIon IL III
y.hcIe Allie was caught the wheels anHN a. ~
r,anclrd receiving INJURIES from which she uieo' ii
ItIe Irotucr seriously Injured.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Special Noilecs.
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lecture by
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who has recently returned IRON the holy Lani,
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
THE EARL OF REDEsDALE.

LONDON. May 2.-Thc Right Hon. John
Thomas t'reeo,u Milford, ar of Redesdale. Is dead
axe eight y-one years lie member OF tne l'oy y'
Commission on the Law OF Divorce, and puDlsheu I"
pamphet entitled "The Law OF scripturo aS"'"S'
Divorce He opposed disest ,Dshment ana iisehuom %
ment of the stant Episcopal Church III lrelahu anu
fook a prominent part In tue seDates Oh the Aiao""
claims In the IIOusc OF Lords.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
1EpnME THOMPSON.

Jerome Thompson. one of the oldest artists
OF this city, died suddenly OF pneumonia Oh SATURDAY "
his country home. Glen Gardner. j. Ho was dorm a'
Middeporo, Plymouth County, Mass, seventy -'ni'
ve,rs ago HIS family were Purans Of the Mayho~er
colonv Hi. father, C.pbas G. Thompson, was Que D.
tbe dstin gushed American artists of the cary par W
rms cautnry Mr. Thompson cXceled III notn lahu.'"
and ,ure palnting ana his best work done III re-
production of scenes in the far Northwest
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
u, r,uproys PROPOSED REFORM.

WAsHlSGrov, May . lSpecial.-Mr. Hampton
will call up his bill this week to make II msdrneanor
far .nv member of Congress to recommend anybody for
Office lie says does not expect to pass pu ne
hopes to get an opportunity to debate IL. Mr. Willie o
on,,ylle who has got himself into trouble In securing
,n. anpointnsnt of Mrs Thompson as postmistIess ia
ta,r,iily nm fIynr of The bill lie said to-day: wish
that bill would pass. IL would bs og retor,' ihe'e
want To rec comuen nd an ybody for office AGAIN ~, -
senator Beck ,who also recommended Mrs ihomPson,
wand pI obably have liked To had tho D III euect u"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
THE rryERAL or COLONEL TRULL.

Bosroy. May 2 tSpec'ah.-Colonel Ezra ..
rrul was buried to-day in Mount Auourn Cemetery "
the second Church. B0y lston-st. services were ~
duce by the Rev. y. A. Horton. assisted by inc "'
Dr e,herts or s.lisbury Ticre were 1900 military
r.-cnt n,,nng them "A dcleg ,ttpn fro II Od butfu
Of New.York including Major George W. MoLe'h
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Airs hcE,rn.hs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &C., &c.

Families supplied with PURE Fruit Jeliie' Pre'erTas
Canned ami BraudIed Fruits spcsd ffu AMI Pickles &C..
&c. PUT UP ~ GLASS.
Circulars with ani prices sent apDlclton
Address Mrs. SARAH =. McELRArh,
1898 Degray- st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

and there gathering up Of coats hats and satchels
more and the long train rolls into the brii
iantiy lit new station and discharges such mixture or
statesmen, politicians lobbyists. newspaper corrc
spondcnis and other people no other train that comes
Ne York
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
MRS PARNELL no BETTER.

Mrs. Parnelfs condition CONTINUES " "
.,sxb., ,er,ou. Yesterday she was weak anu to
.in.a IN her bed nearly all day. She has S""''s'
much from insomnia but this was eh"nsoa 80,
I,r when she arose from bed and Icsted ~ "
49, sha AT once tell into a sonnd sleep, which 'a''ou
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
AN ITALIAN ouARREL RESULTS FATALLK

"Tony AcheIIO and NichoIas M1cHrHU. '"o
Italians living with their families at No. -o' 'o'
F,uI-st, Brooklyn. quirreiled last hsh' In Mn.
n 10 ,crn.cd Aehello OF being Intimate Win NJ NJ
cmriio's wife Achco found shortly after ~ ' '
Iii ,y nm TWO ,ta, w1unls his side anl MS -s''
la. r lie Was LAX, to st. Caihrrinrs Hospital Wneio
M ,vonnds ere found 10 De fatal Micheio escApeu'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
Will t,0Ty JONES NAVE TO BE DEAGGED TO
WASHINGTOAf

II is to be regretted that the ran Eiec,lic
(z,s.IIttee should lind II dncut To ludnce BToihei
<Ssssge Jones' 1hs LINES. 10 ysit Washington ,n
What he Knows about New. York newspaper corTupioa
Brsber Joness ue spapcr has boen quite lDerai M ~,
bAAyes aud iusin uatoas Certainly Brother jones VI"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

wANTED-A situation - Ittenl IA invalid lsv, or .,
companion By o. experience objection To r'y,l
or 20 ont Of summer best Of reference Ca:
address NJ L., 81 lst Place. BROOKLYN y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

several hours Mrs. Euoui said IN TRIBUNE reporter
that neither pr Wallace Dr. Larmer, who attended
her roiten, are visiting he Mt present Mrs Knoud IL
her nurse aud constant attendant and ministers to her
every want
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

no. fall to go to Washington tell oil that no knows
II would be n shame II he should have to be hunted
down aud dragged TO Washington by sergeantatsrms
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

The Lungs are Strained and Racked by an
obstinate Cough, which taken In time DR.. Jaynos TX
peotorant woald speedily cure. -
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

FIG Trin.et,, cx- Amateur Champion
ffroile walker says: Bensor's plasers cured me OF
rheumatic SttacA In one week"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
yucua,'ne's Ale and Ia
N1RRfED.

Absolutely f'nrr Bottled at the brewery Expr,Bs'y fo'
Family delivered Dy A. Lebier co. lksi-3b al)
lOtaaye, New. YorE CITY order by Postal Carl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
TRIBUNE LooAL ossEsvArt)S,

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New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

4 F1LSEHOOD EEFCTED.

this particular instance but aganst civil service
reform In every way. he will oppose the measure.