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New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
DISCUSSING THE ARCADE RAILWAY PLAy.

The hearing III the Arcade Railway plan was
continued yesterday before the Mayor. Controiior.
President Mooney, OF the Aldermen and President
Coleman, OF the lax Department. o. b. Potter SAID that
Bruadwdy is the most important street world.
The rental or the buildings from the battery 10
Fifiy-ninthst. is about S3O.OOOOUO broadway below
IhIrty -secOhdst l. narrower than the avenues.
The mere carrying away OF the material
to be excavattd will block the side streets
well Broadway for five years.
Ii will destroy Onehalf OF the rental during that time
Tie pubir squares may BE- turned into great freight
dcpnts where goods Will he collected during
moved Icy freiph night. The wafer gas ard
pipes all proposed to lie sunk below bed or the
road. How these pipes he reached for repairs. The
road should he constructed along Eln-st Lafayette
place and Fourth-ave.
ExChief Justice Charles q. DAILY that the tenants
would not move away from Broadway. Mr. Potter's
own tenants favored the scheme. Simon T.. Church
said tho road absolutely needed. lie
claimed that the adjacent propery-owncrs did not
the III eet The convenience of the people para
mount the comfort OF the proprr President
Melville C. Smith scored MI Potter for his opposition
project and laughed at MS assertion that the
structlOn road engineering impossbllity
Ex-senator Thomas answered the constitutional and
legal objections to the bill.
The further hearing Will he continued to-day at
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
Parker's Tonic

prepared by HIsCoX & CO.. y. "
Sold by all Druggists in large bottles at One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF MONDAY APRIL 10. lS,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Erin (IIr Rob son, London Apr l. with ml lse
b + " j Hurst. Arrived al the Bar at 10
Egypt (Brl. uunc, Liverpool April Queenstown
y with mdss and passengers TO W Hurst Arry ed
the BiT 1T @.lJ "a
ArHOna OBJ BROOKS Liverpool April
T., ise and a4scnseIs to Uudorhill 4 Co
Arrived at the Bar at = ID
Furuc-~it tIrl ilcdderwick. Glasgow Apr g.
Moyie y with mdsc ana passeugoTstO Henderson Bros.
uvcd at the Ear at i'Ij
steamer lcssng GER. NosA Hamburg - davs maso
ano passengers To hunhardt Co Arrived a the
steamer Lecrlam lDtrl Stccrcndrrr ROTTERDAM, Apr
with lndse ana passengert 10 Funch. Edyc CO. Arrived
the Har at "
Indsc 10 j 4 Van sickle ' Wv"
sl'amcg Clty " Au,us,l. NicEcrsin savannah : day,
viii mfse nnd nasscugrrs II NupVc 'N''
Hail - '''
smI Eugene Ger, SrwcT; noltOn 10 ballast TO ua.tcr
tah Amy Turner fnf Su-toui. Newell tava
surar abd hemp 10 Buys; vessel Vernon II hrop 4 20
BnrE 0j"if"nn ns"n sur, Irk@en, l.oticr.un Iy,ay.
with muse ~ u'tlt r vessel 10 = Roe '
.5aIs l.ylr uf Ial,uolI. Miller Antw,ri l ,,,s
with iron empty barrel, L. orcr ycssc t. " nel 80
Ears NrN YORK lal Cahc.o, Messina o. days with m.,e
10 = > iiubil < 60
E.Ia Deceit uDrogack tiusN, Martini Ragusa 90 dav.
win mdsc u order, vessel to master. ' "
Bsrs DE 'bel iNOr I0grhsou, GTccnock 10 DAYS with
hon tOOrfor; vessel 10 9 Tobias co
lark hrhuccr. -trandt Port spain. Trinidad. Is DAYS
with sugar ." li iIow bridges
BARK Harriet = Jackson Bacon Calbarien days with
sugar 10 Perkins 4 Welsh; vessel 10 n Winchester e 90
Brig Columbian Or. Nusard Bahia 80 davs with sugar
10 order vcssr! 10 liauOn, Watson { co.
suNsET-WIni at sandy Hook. light, S, hazy. At Guy
Iaxad, light. SM cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
BROOKLYN.

Experiments are to be tried electric lights In tine
street o. the Brooklyn CITY Rail oad
The members of the Emm nuel Baptist Church have
subscribed $i3,j5s TO comp eto their new ed'nce.
Edward Everett Hale will read his charming 3 ory,
My Double aud How lie Undid Ne III tue second
Unitarian Church. at Clinton and Congress SITS, TO-
morrow evening.
Ont of POI ndidates examined for cerkships with
salaries ranging from 81 900 to II, $50. - have been
put upon the eligible list; six are wal veera-s anu
one Is "a woman.
Postmaster McLeer was considerably improved ycster-
day EKCOInty Jerk Thursby is erlousy III WIN an
epithe al cancer similar to the one which Killed Gen
eral Grant.
doc nmeit presented President Cleveland asking
him TO reappont Postmaster McLeeT. He added thht IL
was nrst attempt in seeking Office from the Pres-
dent.
proposition has been made to usc the new Central
Grammar school building in Nostrand- ave- which VIII
be completed 10y September, eXruHrely lor grIS; anu
rel in the boys classes IN the r'ieRi ITssnd Sns
Toned for pr nciPal OF the girls school
Miss sarah IhomI son. whose will offered for
probate yesterday, mad embodied in the document full
statement of her religious belle and then gave - 10
sisters and tue bulk of her property TO
the FIRST United Presbyterian Church in North th ST.
James McNabt age four, who disappeared on Friday,
was found IN New York II returned to his home, No
his name or tell where he lived when picked up the
Street n is surpassed that he wandered on board a
Hamilton ave. ferry boat ana crossed the river.
warrant was issued ye.terday TOR the arrest OF rat
iok Kenny, a bid poster. OF the hrln OF Kenny %
Murphy the cha 20 of assantiDe enployeso the
Criterion rneatre who were pnttine np bills. the
trOnblc grows out OF "a disag between the man
ayers ~ the theatre and iNlPOsteIs bcc the
latter sald to have oyorchargcd for some work
The Aldermen ves.eray adoi ted resolutions In favor
of the bill granting them power to nN the salaries o
policemen iirenen. They auo lzed the sac of the
Oh First Precinct Ponce Station in Waslrgt st, as
tAe Lew building in Adams st. VIII b. occupied on May /.
General Il. +. Tracy addressed the Council OF the
Brooklyn Republican League last evening upon the
political questions Of the hour Among other things he
sad that not for he interest OF capital 10 cheapen
labor The policy OF this Nation was the prOte tiOn
the ahorng against the pauper labor OF Europe
lie that life insurance companies should be taxed
herNtent Of their reserves aud on all policies
over $4,000 The large IN savings banks should
ais NJ he Il
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
MRS JAMES BROWy POTTER A WITNESS

MIS-. James Brown Potter, i'll n neatly Citing
spring costume WAS witness yesterday before Judge
Glldersleeye the Court oi General Sessions
trial OF Darrell Mcconnell, tho elevator boy at No. 29
Washington square who accused OF assault ana
terry. julia Crowley servant, VINO was In the ee
yator one day last October fell out OF the car III such
"a 10 cause ere Injuries which caused her ~ be
kept In hospital for month She atcrward said that
the elevator had attempted to kiss her and she fell
out OF the elevator In trying TO get On the trial
yesterday she sad that the boy did not touch her
threaten her. though she feared lie about kiss
her. Mrs. Potter. who was In her mothers In the
building. heard the cry OF the woman aud
called To the elevator boy To stop the II
her like an accident. Dr. Msrkoe testified % the
woman's injuries. Judge GGerslccve As-intaut
District Attorney bedford seemed to think there was
small evi ieuce Of assault hut allowed the defence to
bring testimony TO show that the injury caused by
accident The jury acquitted O'CCnaell
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
RELATIONS OF CHUROH AyD STATE.

At the April meeting OF the Congregational
Club Of New York ned Clarks restaurant night
the subject OF Religion ana the State" discussed
The Rev. :. II. Virgin presided. and introduced the
frat speaker the Rev Dr. James NJ King. corresponding
secretary of the Evangelical Alliance, who presented
secular views OF the relations Of the State
Church. DR.. Charles H. Parkburst of the Madison
square Presbyterian Church; DR.. Charles +. Deems.
the Rev. George 7. Payson and the Rev. David Greg
followed win fifteen minute addresses in which
opinions about the responsibility Of the state IN protect
ing the Church were advanced At the close Dr. W. II.
Ward, of lie Independ>nf said that he not alto
gether pleased with the positions taken by the speakers
They had spoken OF the Church depending npOn the
state for existence while in reality the Church did not
owe life any allegiance 10 the State, but was
lirelY sepsrate from II.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
NrW-YOkK CITY.

"E W. sends TO this Office So for Mrs. Land
graf.
The receipt of So for the benefit Of Mrs. Marie
Quarles from j. II. Davis is acknowledged.
Begnniug Junc the steamers Of the Compagnie
Generate ransatlantique VIII sail from New IofA
every Saturday instead of every Wednesday
Collector Hedden yesterday suspended Customs
Inspectors Adrian V. Burger and John H. Schoon-
over for dsobeyIDg the orders OF surveyor Beatte
A bag of the OIegon's mail received AT the
Post Office Yesterday which had been forwarded
from Cape May. 1t contained paper mail from Lon
don.
The New York County Anti Monopoly League has
been incorporated by colbert NJ. Stratton, ID. D.,
Ferdinand Seeger. NJ. D.. Samuel b. WltheIs JOS
eph Gross and Terrence +. Cassidy.
The Rev. DR.. Macom McGregor read paper on
The Divine III Man to the Baptist ministers yes
terday Henry George presen ed his views on he
Rights of Property TO the pastors OF the keiorm
Church.
The Committee of Engineers engaged investigat-
ing the charges against Chief Engineer ChuIch
made By eX-EugIncer Craven received yesterday
from II. :. Macdona copy of the additional
charges which he recently presented 10 the Aque-
duct CommiSslOn. AS MIR. Craven Is III Washing
ton the commission adjourned till next Monday
meeting of citizens who favor the enforcement
of the law forbding the sale of liquor to minors
will be ned under the auspices OF the Chlldren 5
Commit of the Society for the Prevention OF
Crime III Chickenng Hall tins evening at Soclock
Dr. Deems Will preside and addresses VIII be mace
by Drs. Crosby, Gottheil, McGlynn, Macarthur aud
j. NJ. King.
Michael f. Devn, a graduate of Manhattan
College. wished to compete for pr"fessorshlp III
one of the city colleges special examin ton
appointed to examine who mHht present them
selves The examination inc udel twenty-hy sub
jects. Mr. Devln obtained "a, the highest per cent
recorded.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
NEUS FROM TIE SUBURBS
npTrTAL TREATMENr or An ADOPTED CIT

Agent W Corhctt of the staten si3nd 1SGety 'CT OF
the Prevention cruelty to Children hal John Nu VI
Concord hamlet chiffon. arrested ami tfea DcIoic
Justice Stspeton. ycsteriay for cruelty Wmnps @
with le. her stra adopted child oscar bahOri aee
nine len DAYS little child was seen hanns hsavy
cart of garlaee through Vandcrbave Cliton, Dy MtA
Mack She saw t1at he bleeding from wounds on -
face and WAS ragged hty. After lew wors ol KIND
Ss rn her the hd bur into and ad he had been
SpDed terribly by the ght before and by his son
On IN day The her daughter took the BOY INTO
fb h me Iakng OF his ragged clothes found MS boy
b1ack with bruises his shoulders 10 his knc =
and the caves Of his legs cut ana Diceuils.
the boy had been IN Murthas
ar ,r ne ,riy ten months dragon garbage cart In pl co
of The goat that the service He had 20 or
lad abo If sixty pounds nearly miles and he said
tha, whipped nearly night AMI Often sent
IN he'd without hi. supper NuTiha hnef 500 The noy
was nlaced in large o. John w. Egber small farmer and
res spectable man ing on the richmond road.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
MISSING AGENT WITH SHORT ACCOUNTS

RumorS Of a delalcation TO the extent of hun
dreds of thousands of do lars disturbed the mem
her, of the Produce Exchange yesterday Diligent
inQriry revealed the fact that d. X. Smart. repre-
eentlng the provision firm of George Fowler a Son.
had disappeared. leaving a deficiency III his ac-
counts OF at least S35 900, and that he probably
sailed for Europe on the Aurania on saturday
George Fowler & Son are one OF the largest pro-
vision houses III the country, the nrm having a
large packing house in Kansas City, with the main
Office IN Liverpool George Fowler looks
after the Liverpool business. and the
CITY branch. Last May d. X. Smart, who became
Q confidential clerk in the Kansas City branch FIVE
wears ago. was sent to this city to establish and
iupeIlntend branch Office here. but with power
only to look after the shipping business. lie be-
came member of the Produce Exchange and
opened an Office III the Kemble Building. For the
last few months he has specuaed largely IN wheat.
euccessful. Some place his gains at not less than
800 900, but II Is feared lie may have lost II all in
fhe las, ten days, the pIlcc of May wheat having
advanced about thee cents per bushel. He
was last seen at his Office Friday,
and when George j. Fowler reached here
Saturday afternoon from Kansas City, IN response
to ruOTs Smart had disappeared. aud II IS believed
thar he sailed on the AuranIa George j. Fowler
was found late yesterday afternoon and was 10th
90 give any publicity 10 the matter Nhen toid OF
The various rEnors circulation, he said
"The matter IS very trlvlal-hardiy worth TAX
Ina about. ! came on here III response 10 adSlceS,
and from a hasty examination OF the books nnd
no money belonging to tue finn, as ali payments
were made IN drafts. | know Of no way that he
could have secured this money except by forgery.
He was seen at the Office on tIlday morning, but
has not nut in an appearance since. think that he
went 10 1urope Oh Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
LONG ISLAND.

large forest fire is In the pine woods between
Brentwood and Deer Park, on the line OF the Long
Island Railroad. The fire started by farmers burn
Ing brush
NEwTOwN.-At a meeting Of the Board OF Health held
yesterday petition was read protesting against tho
Fresh Pond crtmaory The petition states that after
every iucneratOn between the hours of IL D. M ana
stencil the crematOry nnbearable ana ln
furious to the public health The ufty sgncrs OF the
petition request board take to abate
the nuisance.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson and Cromen Bedcl
had drinking together. quarrelled on sunday
morning. Bcde stabbed Wilson IN three places, cut
ting the left lung Last evening Wilson was sinking
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Efforts to settle the street-car strike.
Trial OF General shaer. oyer and reriDiner. ~ a. III.
Arcade Railway hearing Mayor Grace's once T. H.
Special meeting OF the Bar Association, . p III.
Ciasses OF New-York Collegiate Church, fllth-aNe'
and twenty -nlnthst. ,,,.. N
Sale of Jersey cattle. American Horse Exchange ~
q.
sale OF George L. Lorilard shorses. Martins EXCHANGE
stables. IL A. IN.
Board OF Aldermen, noon.
Maritime Association annual meeting, noon
Conference of coal companies presidents. ..
Medical College ana Hospital f,r Women commence
mcnt, Association Hail. T. m
Health aud Police Boards meetings.
Meeting OF Pilot Com nssioners
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
AN ELOPING PAIR FOUND on STATEN ISLAND

John Bruins OF South Brooklyn discovered his runaway
vito "a Port chmond on sun iay. Mr- iruns whose nus
band as been nv happily with her for several year. had
hgen with locking machnis named fe0rge
Eliot few days ago. when the husband reachel ms
home in S0rt Bropklvn. he missed his wife further
showed that UnssinR. The angry
husband soon struck trail Of the old tame Elliott and
6rdiup information thai led him believe the young
machinst staten Island went 10 Port Richmond on
Sunday and found his wife and George lie then pro-
cured warrant AGAINST tOr the OF petit larceny
revolver and the young lovers were brought
before Jusuce Powers West New-brghtOD Yesterday
mornng Elliott pale and made defence sarah
he foolish again.. and the
husband being willing, the Justice dismissed the case
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
HOsr1TAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

a meeting of the Hospital Saturday and Sun
day Association held last night aud the result OF the
collections OF last announced. all sources hav
ing been heard from. The total is Si6Gs5. the largest
that has been made OF this S2949O was obtained
from religious services and SlG.595 was from sccu
contributions In $50 the collection was :36,543. The
trades last year gave $40, 720 exchanges, S2,2O2,
benevolent orders 500 from boxes, S7s5; personal
and general, S2.l79 Many of these donations were
made by that have before contributed The
expenses OF the society smaller last OF III"
contributions Sl3l13 designated for special hos
pitals and S32972 was undesgnaed, and Will BE- dis
lrbu ed among those that have membership III the
sociatiOn. These number twenty-hv Two lnsti-
tions the Monefore Home and the Manhattan Hospital
have recently been admitted 10 membership
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

DIT. I a1lnl &c WIS tItCtCu .TOUtTFrOT OT ITT0
Brooklyn Piesbytery in the Class IN Avenue Presby
teIian Church yesterday. The feeling which has PIE
vented Dr. Henry j. Van Dyke from attending the
Talmage upo charges OF deceit and alseh oil was
referred In the report OF COMMITTEES appointed asst
fall to confer with the pastor and session OF the Second
Church NDr. Van Dykes in regard To any alleged
grievances " in consequence OF which tho pastor
abseuted himself the meetings OF the Pres ytery
aud no elders represented the church. The report,
presented by DI. John d. VOLS. said that the com
mi.tee became satisfied tiat 1t had cOnstu Onal
rsht to judicial commission in the investigation
and ndcaliOn of the grievances and did not ucceed
I'm It's But the session and pastor Of The Second
Church ready to respond to tHo call OF the Preshy
terry the which have controlled item in their
non attendance AT the meetings OF he Preshytery. The
report was accepted. g. ". Gilmore. OF the Union
Theological Seminary and b. T. Parlaman, OF Prince
Theological seminary. were examined for licensIrc
fOr
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
EASTER CARDS IL GREAT VARIETY.

The exhibit of Easter cards made by L.
Prang Co shows great variety this season. embodylng
in striking the reutu ets peculiar To the
sary. More dozen different artists. all OF general
rcpui alton employed IN the preparation OF
designs Mrs. o. j.. whitney has drawn a series of
floral pictures combining the flowers with verses ana
text and with crosses aud emhlems Some OF them
made up for book marks pair of chicken pictures by
Miss f. Maock a series OF chrrub PICTURES set In nOw
ere by f. Mathews. series of children singing Easter
hymns by Miss l. Is. COmins, and series OF bird designs
By Miss Bridges ana Mr. Giacomeli are among tac
features OF the exhibit. Among the artists Mrs.
Phe5e jerks, Waller Saiteree AMI W. Hamilton Gibson
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MUD IN TIE HARBOR

At the meeting of the Dock Commissioners yes
tedly attention called 10 editorial in The sun rela
tive 10 mud bang dumped In the harbOr. 1t SAID that
4OnOO tons OF mud beng damped week in the
harbor AMI that the Auraia hai been grounded IN he ca
the diug. Tho Dock Board and
Cleaning Deparin held respOns BILE for this
resident that the in way
the Of the Dock DcDs tmcnt.
The Street elnne Department wholly bic Tor
damage to the harDJr from the mud sCOYs.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
CREMATION OF AN EDITOR.

The body of Leopold Schenck. former editor Of
the Pc placed the reort Of the Fresh Pond
reuatorg about 30 yesterday. About twenty friends
OF the nead present f. Guiding several members Of
German Pross Club The ashes taken out during
the afternoon aui given to Joseph Neppler.
The tOckhOcrs of the in the afternoon
decided tho capital sock of the company from
subsc TibeG pres mt about
President COOb said that the capital wOuli probably
be Increased tho stock Is selling rapidly now
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
n4yEErs on TIE MIrHo1IDlr Norrunxr

IHr tIHNIl. E-TIOUfr IiaI-HIIIIHV t'nmmIttp
made report SANITATION yesterday 40 action Wa.
TAX Other Than pas, rc-ouiiJn referring The whole
question to the EIccutse Committee general scnti
cNpT,4sf al the meet ~ TINT. The
become u va- bc,ic - guide the MEASURE N
amended uc-t possible
largest htlf lI tir lfv Then
no reason .n ir world way should tri fba uro
crt Every win ,bc cut easily bv
having clerk come down ld an hour lcI
day . to look after the Clearing Iiuusc bu.Iucss."
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
HON Il NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

V;c,or;o HoteI-Emilo de Nuruaga, Spanish
Minister at Washington ... HOFFMAN House-Ex,Post,
General John A. J. Creswell of Maryland. anu
William NJ SIngerly, OF Phade phia ...--: Cidrfndoh
Bofci-Cavends sh Boyle. Colonial secretary OF Tmuua
lIbemarLe HotI-The Hon Frederick A H. Bennct
and tho Hon V. n. Hood, OF England.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

MISS Alrc NrdbtIl. WHO raised money 70 curry
her fancy goods business BrOOk borrowing upon her
piano sewing machines security and hiring
stants the persons pied her
for loans on ra YESTERDAY Ia the BROOKLYN Of o
indictments ClaTE with
u Ia eight chstel
bills Of tho piano recorded The only
who loaned her money did lose Mrs
uiscard who secured herself BY c1atte CAGES Miss
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
WEGTCHESTER COUNTY.

NEw-ROCHFIIE-GeOrCe Cramer. ago fftysix. at
tempted Sunday evening to break into the house OF
r.. Edward Tompkns He was surprised by Clarence
5. Haskell "A student the University Of tho City OF
ewYork who was visiting the family. Cramer at
tempted TO escape, but wounded and captured by
Haskell
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
Announcements.

HALIFAN. April lS-Arrived. steamer SardiDi
from Liverpool on her wav TO Portland.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

"T want thank you for telling me OF Dr. Pierces fa
vorite Prescription. writes lady TO her friend " tor
long time end the work Of househ0d
kept about bu felt thoroughly miserable had terrible
and beaTngd sensations across me- and wa
quite weak ana discouraged and got some OF tn.
receiving your letter and IL has cured me.
hardly know ms self feel so well"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
IN AID OF Y8E Bl lRTH0LDT FUND.

A musical and dramatic entertainment under
the patronage OF many ladies prominent In Newfor
society, Will be given In the Academy OF Music on Thurs
day, May o. In all of the Bartnold Pedestal fund Mis-
John ID. Townsend Will serve as general MANAGER.
Among the committee OF arrangements are Mrr. JONI
Sherwood Mrs. A. g. Sullivan, Mrs. Henry L. Hoguet
Mrs. Charles Coudert, Mrs Frederic Gibert, MIS- lie
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
ANNUAL ENCANPMENT or IHh GRAND ARNE
lrLn nnnual nncamnmnnl nf the Graul ArmX

OF the Republic. Department Of New lof-. wl poe held
tomorrow IN this city. The business meeting viii ne
cal ed 10 order by Department Commander III. Clay
Hail at a. IN at the Aca emy Of Music. In the even
Ing reception Will Ue hrld. The contest for the Office
of DepartincnU Commander l. between Captain ). W.
Jacobus and General Nicholas Day. The former viii
probably be elected
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
NEW Ark.

Heinrich Taenzer ut Barclay and Spruce SITS.
desponden yesterday because OF tho condition
OF his business and hanged himself with clothes line
from II said that he IA the third member
of his family that has committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
OvER 4 MILLION OF GOLD 10 BE SHIPPED

Shipment OF T2JOOOD gold bars 10 Europe was
made IN saturday, but IL excited little comment In Wall
street Yesterday the engagements the Assay once
amounted 10 <l.olUuOD as follows Plock K Co. >l5OoO1
ct cbach ckclheimer Co.. SOOOU and Llzard Frcre3
100000 The shipments, s undelsODi are destined or
Paris and the COnn Mt. The resumption Of the export
Of foreign exchange
market reg IIdcI with surprise
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
Read This Carefully.

The following letter from well known Western lady
plains itself and ia worthy OF careful reading:
wish the sick aud those that feeble and
from Whatever that all the vocabulary OF
medicines they will find the most virtue and the
from Tome have been Invalid for five
aud given to die by the most skfu physicians
and Colorado but ParXers Tonic alive
up thing else failed have organic
heart disease combined with spinal de
by, have sinking spells with pulse and the
only that will bring reaction Is Parkers Tonic
have known IL 10 fail In curing cold taken In time
andt viii relieve pain quicker than other remedy have
tried send h> because would like for others 10
how much good has done II Is good
children Try /, aud be con vinced"-MRS d. SHULTZ.
Louis yllc Kansas. r. y. Box 81.