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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
suocEssFUL TEST OF 4 NoyEL "A1R-oUsEIox."

SUCCESSFUL TEST OF NOVEL AIR-CUSHION,'
large number OF persons watched with eager interest
OF Eltherps air-eushion Stern Brothers
establishment in Twenty hirdst last evening One OF the
largest ors elevators. weighing 300 pounds. equipped
with plate mirrors and fragile electric Light globes
and loaded with baskets OF eggs and with glassware
filed with water. loose from the top floor
and allowed to fall to the bottom OF the shaft. 1t
sho down eighty feet in about seconds The cush
lon which stands seventeen and onehaH feet high
from the bottom Of the shaft and Is constructed Of wood
and glass 70 be alright received the elevator with
50 5te shock that nothing whatever not even an egg
wns broken drop Of water spilled The invention
Is described being the overcoming Of the law Of gravity
by atmospheric Resistance The test considered COM
pee The force Of the compressed air Of the eush
ion' gently pushe, the elevator again about four
inches when 1t descended again its place without Jar
The force Of the descent estimated the Of the
cushion indicating 10000 pounds The exhibition
witnessed by Representatives from the Fifth Avenue
and Grand Central hotels. the Giisey House. w. J.
Sosn's Otis Brothers and by Engineer Frank Ferrs.
the eolored labor orator; Dr. H. " Wiman and others
All highly pleased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

Pest Oclce Notice.

Should be read daily By all Interested a. changes may
Letters r foreign countrie. need not be specially "a
dressed Tor dispatch any paItsgha, steamer, except mAs,
dccuments letters nO specially addressed being sent b
,prO%Dsg 4 ali ca ss,s s a this ONCE follows
TUEsDAY-At $50 m for Europe per steamship AissxA
via Queenstown
crolI wa 81. rSsnas per s:aus ship satsshiIe, frod
Psoass VIA ST. cso s1 ais. winswafd Island. Sr.
ssassaiD Xsfist. VIA aussS.sSw1 ..s:rs Great
Baa and other E9r.O.an countries ,a Iau, BE directed
rave Via ssathaspt.a asd Bremen stsss Tor frsian4
B Bssa q er. si ssm..p A lS
sF Letter fer and curasoA Der .,sa%sh.
Philadelphia at a. N for Hayu and Inasua per
THURsDAY-As7 :so N. for Europe. per steamship Ham
monis via Plymouth Chsrosurs aad Hamburg. az
tampeeAs chiapas raosseo ans Yucatas per STEAMSHIPS
@ al s cssr STATE. T ana
be directed per City Of coun AZ.
a,, 10 :fosa t Ss Genra and South
VIZ Asp.nwan DETER. for Guatemala directed
zusia trinidad sritish and Dutch Gasna per steam
.nip Orange Sas'au dstter' must be directed "Dss
sATUBDAY-Ats.So n for orsa, Britain, ireland. Bel
.uS ss. o per o:s We
.. Ss dsssssf s $50 Nss, n iSs
ala sad TURKEY per Steamship Eibs vie Bremen letssrs
ssS Ss must g a. iss
m Tor Frs,ce switzerland italy spain and Port7gAL
Per steamship La Champagne VA HAvre; at $50 N.
Tor ssotsnd direct per steamship EthiopA va Sias.
totters must directed per Ethiopiah ~ $50
M for the Netherlands. via kottsrdain. per steam
ship Lecrdan ustters must 30 directed per Lssrdaa
sUNDAY-Ats D m. for TruriIo. per steamship Harold.
from Sew-Orlesas
Mall. for Australia Esrzsal.na H.wsan, rgi s ana
Francisco close ssrss .v No =. :s.. ss m
rasa win British nal. for 49,. Ass ,. NAL. nas
iron sl San an Frsssiscoe close hsrs June IS
Sd. %. Malta for Hawaiian Islands pc sssAnsA!l
att N. Malls fer yhs society IsiAadA Per ship
Troptc Brd lirsls san Franeiecol ssbs hort
June "a AZ asa y N NNs fer Cuba By
raj 70 TanpA FlA, and thsncs ~ steamer. Wa Key
West Fla, olsss 81 iAis sncs daily As2soA ~
Ths schsdgis Of closing Trans Pxsno malta 4rrangsi
on me ptou overland trass
Franeisss kAs from the Eass srxvtuG time -
sas the day Of eating Of steamers ale
patched raspes ne ssms cav nr.,.o~
Pest onea n. T. MAJ "a us<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
rRoUBADoUR TO MEET THE BARD AGAIN
,uv MAGNIFICENT CRIPPLE TO BE TRAINED FOR
THE CHAMPION STAKES.

,ur MAGNIFICENT CRIPPLE TO BE TRAINED FOR
THE CHAMPION STAKES.
PI,tsSurs May IS Special. -Troubadour is to be
...,.aa .gsIn Captain " sam" Brown returned from
-. So,,e to-day. bringing a letter from Trainer
r"..-. now al Jerome Park, which said;
pleasc send Troubadour to mo- want to win
the Champion Stakes
csntsJn Brown debated with himself long time
and finally said:
AZ guess We VIII have to bring Tho Bard's old
.or pettor out again. l hate to do II. The good
GA fellow has been RETIRED and don't like 10 take
him from the farm again. don't think Re viii train
.gsiu. but gers insists that he Will Rogers is a
great man for rcgenerating cripples, and he feels
lain that be can take him to the post again. Trouba
Sor * a great old fellow. and has good deal more
sense than half OF the stable boys. He viii answer
your call at any time
Trouhadour has been in the stud since his retire
rent In the event of showing his old time speed
the gallant Of Lisbon will likely 60 against ihe
cracfs agln Captain Brown reports the rest OF his
stable a. doing well The Captain witnessed tho
Iatonls Derby, and won handy sum over Los
A nreles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
THE MILLS BILL TATTERED AND TORN
BADLY DIsF1GURED IN THE CAUCUS.
No END TO DEMOCRATIC AMENDMEyTs-woRKs OF
ART STRICKEN FROM THE FREE LIST.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrsuNE-S


ART STRICKEN FROM THE FREE LIST.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsusEs
Washington, May 2s.-when tbs Democratic CAUCUS
the tariff question reassembled this evening, marks
OF previous punishment were plainly visible on tue
faces Of the Premier'ss reformers. The first thing
determined that there must have been some special
reporters concealed In the gallery Saturday night or
Tho Tribune and other papers could not have puo-
shed such accurate reports OF the proceedings as they
did SO al the doors except those leading to the
Speakers gangway locked and boed, and patrol
of doorkeepers was established. Mr. Mccreary took
the chair again, in the absence Of Mr. Cox. Mr..
Randall was present and significantly silent MI
Carlisle was quito significantly absent
The same process Of tinkering here little and there
little as on Saturday night gone through. Some
members attempted to impress upon the caucus the
injury which being inflicted upon the industries
Of the country by this webbing backwards and for
wards between the free list and 30 or 40 per cent
ad vaorem, and strong effort was made TO vote tho
bill either up down whole, that manufacturers
and importers could at know how they Stood but
this proposition, after long and angry debate was
finally withdrawn.
Bliss, of New-York In the interest Of his district,
moved to put up the duty on cotton baggng to cents
yard, instead Of cents ad vaorem as proposed in
the bill His amendment was voted down, and he
thereupon declared his intention of carrying the ques
next proceeding Of the caucus was on motion OF Hol-
man, OF Indiana, to strike works Of art, the produc-
ton OF other than American artists from the free
list Belmont, Of New-York, protested, and urged
the educational value OF these imports. But the
theory Of Cobb, of Alabama, with regard to the rare
flowers In the Botanical Gardens" what use arc
them to me and my constituents 7'-prevailed, and
works OF art were stricken from the free list. As
amendment after amendment adopted rejected
al the whim Of the majority, Irrespective Of their
merits, manifestations Of dissatisfaction increased.
One prominent Western member, chairman of an Inn
portant committee, walked up to the quiet corner
where the correspondents gathered together and
remarked: What's the use of discussing tariff with
lot Of fellows representing districts where billy
goat could be elected II nominated. Let them try
the nip and tuck, collar and elbow, catch catch
can wrestles have In Of Western districts
and how they like it. am going home. Good
night"
At II 80 p. m. amendments were being piled in
without regard to order continuity and the pros
pect was that midnight would find the caucus many
degrees further from harmony than 10 was at the
corresponding hour Saturday. Only this was
definitely settled, that the Mills BILL II ever brought
before the House, viii be presented In such dis
figured shape that not Of its numerous fathers
will be able to recognize It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR TO-DAY;

Fra. p,ps-Topcs Of the Day-Ffty New Clubs Daily.
Second "a e-folltlcal News
Third PsgeLrhe News In London-Peace or War In Eu-
Fourth Pags-The Native canOrnans-Booth and Bar
reu X-..-..- c-.....
silth Pags-Wsshneeon Gossp-Psfsonai-Ths Talk Of
wv seventh Psse-ssvrd Doctrine IN caueus-wasAngton
Newa
Eighth Page-EditoralA
Ninth Psse-Edtorials
Tenth Page-Forsign News-The nethodfst Conference
Fleyenth Page-A gricultursl
Twelfth Psge-Genera Sheridan Sinking.
Thirteenth Page-Dead Heroes Remembered
Fourtesrh Psge-Clossd BY Tariff Tinkers-Misceiane-
Fifteenth Psge-A Watering Place in Pertl-Miseelans.
news-MarketA
siIseenth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Comics IN wrappers ready for mailing car be had IN
Tribune Counting Room Tar cents each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
srpTpr OYER STATRN ISLAND REAL ESTATE.

Mrs. Gertrude Miller of No. 2s4 Eighth-ave,, New
York recently secured from the Emily Hodges estate
ten years lease strip of waterfront at South
Beach Staten Island. Last Saturday she sent some
men 20 make survey for fence Henry Bergman,
lr who lives near by drove them OH with shotgun
Insisting that the land belonged TO his father Nothing
frtbSr occurred until yesterday when Mrs. Miller sent
a squad OF laborers to put up the fence. This time
the Bergman family turned cut in force and serious
trouble would have resulted had not some one sum-
moned the police. squad Of officers remained on
the ground al day to protect the aDoIers rom the
IlergmannS who hung around waiting for an oppor-
tunity to stop the work The dispute over the iahd
dates back great many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
FAST TRAIN TO THE WEST

The ideal trains ono reads much about lately all
depart from and arrive at the Grand Central Station
with no ferries TO cross. Competitors OF the
Central by cunningly wooded advertising notices, are
endeayorng to create the impression that the yestoue
Limited service by the NewYOrk Central has heed Dis
cont nued. This Is the fact. The famous yestl-
buls Limited by the easy-riding New York Central
leaves FROM the Grand Central station daily al 80
arhving at Chicago next day at . 80 a. m.
and ST. Louis 40 p The fast Western Express,
by the Now-lork Central, leaves the Grand Central
Station al p NJ with the best dlnlngcar service and
with vesibule sleeping cars for Cincinnati, St. LOUIS
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

SHE DID NOT CONIhACI ~ Mss IHh DO''
Martin Schlotterer. widower, Of NO. 391 IL Man
hattan-ave, Brooklyn, defendant before CIVIL
Justice Engel in that city yesterday in suit brought
by Mrs Betty Kohn. to recover S12, her wages for
months service as housekseper. The defendant
lives with his daughters and son, and on April
hired the plaintiff. She remained two days and says
Der employer Rugged and kissed her and told her she
could do she pleased and not got the breakfast
ready. But tho second day he renewed his love
making she repulsed him and was discharged. .
did not enter contract 10 kiss the boss, and re-
fused TO do So and that the reason was dis
charged said Mrs. KOhH who is good-looking
woman OF thirtv-nvc wears Mr. SchlOtterer denied
Kissing her and said he discharged he- for not getting
I'D and preparing breakfast. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
JUSTICE SMITH uAY RECEIVE A LETTER.

Michael Martin John Fullerton and James Byrnes
who employed by the Forty second Street and
Boulevard Railroad Company, arrested last
March for sprinkling sand in the streets through
which the pass, and were held for trial When
the called yesterday In Special Sessions,
John s Foster, the president Of the company, ap-
peared witness for the defence, and testified that
he had obtained permission from Mayor Hewitt TO al
low the scattering of the sand. At this juncrlre
Justice Smith, who presiding, remarked, What
the Mayor said I'm relation the Is inmateral
The judgment of the court Is fine Of 81 each upon
the defendants"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
ALL READY TO SrAR7 FOR ST. LOUIS

The Tanmany Committee Of Twenty-Five met last
ing and nearly completed arrangements for tFanspora-
ton Of 800 TO ST. Louis The special Tammany train
will leave the Grand Central Station at D. m on Satur-
day 1t will consist Of thirteen seepers and baggage
car The for the round trip Will s34 25 per
The Marine Band OF St Louis has been engaged. The
train Will go the New-York Central and Hudson
River the Lake Shore and Bee lines and return by
Wabash, Lake Shore and New.York Centf.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
ron GRAED AMY posi- RELIEF FUND

The william G. Mitchell Post Ne. $780, G. A. r., gave
ia first concert last night at the Grand 0Ders
House Hail large audience present and the efforts
Of snosc assisted In the programme heartily
psuded The concert for tbs benefit OF the relief
mad OF the Post and large realized Those
Who took in the Alexander Bach
man. Frederick spery. lr Fremont Gedney Mrs Conron
Ls9A z. J. Ellison Oscar r. Shines. Elmer T. Ray. L.
Aayas I'D George n Hoian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
AN EFrOpr 70 SAVE TIE FRANCHISE.

The stockholders of the Fifth Avenue stage Com
pany met at Demoncos yesterday 10 discuss what
they had best do 10 the franchise of the company
when II formed the capital stock Of the corpora
ton put al $3OOOoo but all Of this amount has
not been subscribed there being $4,000 still untaken
This amount must be paid in before June IA. or the
capital stock Of the company reduced to the amount
paid In, $2S0,000; otherwise the company VIII
lose IT'S franchise. The amount will be made up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
4 VIEW s1va1F. srToxER re BE LAUNCHED.

The sloop yacht Katrina designed by g. Cary Smith
for E. S. and II. D. Auchinclos will be launched from
Peipgrass's yard at City Island at o'clock to-day.
The Katrina will be the most important addition TO
the sngle-stick feet this season. She Is seventy
feet on the water limo and ranks in the class
the Titana Shamrock and Bedouin, and II she doesn't
prove little better than all Of them the owners viii
be disappointed and will Mr. Smith, who expects to
nrove by her that he design as fast boat as
burgess In any case she will help TO make things
inferasfln2 this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

TmpuSE oFFcE. NAY 20. m.-Foggy. threatening
weather prevailed yesterday with occasional light rain
The temperature ranged between So 54' the sser
age t6sol being 10 higher than corresponding day
lAst year and 4rs lower than Sunday.
In and near this city to-day there VIII probably be
rain. followed BY fair weather slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
DIR 7 G. CONOVFR.

Dr. Jacob c. Conover, of the Health Department
died suddenly on Sunday at his home, No SO West
Thrty-seventhst He was a son OF DR.. Conover, OF
Freehold " j., and he had barely reached middle age
In 1870 he was graduated from the Georgetown Med
zeal College. and three years later was employed
in the Bureau of Contagious Diseases at Sanitary
Headouaters For eleven years most Of his time had
been occupied in fascinating children In the city
Schools IN late years he had boon In Ill health but
WIS able 10 keep on with his work lie leaves wife
md one child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
OUT FLOWERS KEEP poURJyo nv

The G. A. r. Floral Committee stationed yesterday at
the Union SQUARE Cottage received gifts OF
for use on Decoration Day, well pretrly wrought
designs for the Metropolitan Opera House services on
"Wednesday evening If the to-day IS more pro-
pous much larger quantity hoped for The committees
VIII be IN attendance and anxious al that friends
Of veterans choose o send
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
Hills A. PEITASOHN,

Cincinnati, May 2e-Julius A. Peltasohn, musical
and dramatic editor of The Cincinnati VolkSblatt,"
died this morning of neuralgia of the stomach. Mr.
Peltssohn was @ musician and critic Of acknowledged
ability and was widely known among both German
and English readers. His last work was criticism
of last Thursday nights May Festival concert. He
was also a writer OF feuetons Of considerable merit
His knowledge Of German literature, both modern and
medieval, was minute and exhaustive In his early
Life hA was an actor In Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
- ,s presumably a gigantic ioSe' IL So
oaa :. cav ,hat do net understand IT,

INST simply say that 90 hos u
MORE PICTURES YET.
Another picture exhibition has bee, opened IN 'ao
,,r.Ss Rus gallery In Paris, with Mr. Whistler as
49, and NM. caillebotte, Renoir and other
..'n0r lights a. rcpoussos. Mr. Whistler exhibits
rcrtrsrt. a few delicate nocturncs ana seiecton Oh
.,ehings Of naval review shops IN Ionuon oi'''rca
" 49, s,v wonderful works. most exquisite Visions
.s,nrx observed with extraordinary analytic sure
" and rendered by hand for which drawing has
~ s.er.ts strange TO say, there is a tree repre-
asn,ss IN one OF these etchings, very young and
80 ,,ec oute modest and unpretentious, unlike
49, ,..s that vulgar landscspists Depict; but tree
A. Mr. yhstler's work. Why this concession TO ma
nrei The master is understood to have excused
800, 10 Partisan critic by pleading tho youth and
-. .,crsncs Of his tree; adding that "A Get age
on peut les tOlerer.' EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
LAD CHARGED WITH THEFT


Walter Brainard seventeen. OF David w. Brain
ard Of South Orange, committed 10 jail by South
Orange justice yesterday a charge Of burglary The
boys father Is Newark business man, and his mother
in Florida With her family Walter has been wayward
and has mania for stealing. He has been sleeping in
barn neighbours property, going only when his
father returned The charge against him is BY Miss
Ncy, school teacher, who lives the neighborhood
Miss Ney complains that the lad has made many raids on
her house To the justice yesterday he confessed several
robbenes including that Of the proceeds OF
The lads ambition has been = West and organize
predatory band 70 be STYLED the Black Hawks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
uFrD lWlrT TIVE COPOVFP,S CTTOy

". c. Mills, the boy who crushed under a
Second Avenue horsecar Saturday, died yesterday
The death reported In the Yorkvile Court, and
william Martin, of No $50 East N!neteenth-st., the
driver 10 charge Of the car, Committed to await
the action Of tie Coroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
YALE IVY from TIE olsr1E OF HENRY ".

New-Haven, May 2s (speclaD.-The Yale class Of
'sS viii plant the usual slip Of ivy IT'S class day.
The Ivy Committee, which consists Of W A. Parshau
and d. B. Hardenherg, of Port Jervs, y. Y and B. c.
Steiner, Of Baltimore, Nd have secured slip taken
from the castle of Henry ". of France at Pau. The
location OF the Ivy is 10 be the right of the main
campus entrance TO Battell Chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

Birnle, f., Ordnance Department, to meet in NewYork
City On juno q 1888, to determine upon suitable
locality for proving ground other purposes under
such Instructions may DO conveyed to the Board py
the Chief Of Ordnance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

Of the church In the matter presented by counsel
The case finally referred the Recorder and Con-
troler with for apprasement and report
as to the amounts expended the property bys the
Church Of the Redeemer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, May 2s.-Major william +. Tucker
psymaster, has been ordered to temporary duty at
Fort Monroe, Va The Secretary OF War has ordered
Board Of Officers consisting Of Lieutenant Colonel
George I. Gillespie. Corps of EnpDecr; Lieutonans
calonel Richard Lodor sth Artillery Captain Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

THEoHoCUM5 LONG REACH RAcKErs.
Warranted English red and white split gut also Double
Centre nets spadinss, 241 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
Gpecial Notices.

A. The True Odor of the Violet
Impaired TO Notepsper. Lsces and Handkerehisfs oy
MASSEY's FBOBENTINE VIOLET ORRIS
CASWELI. MASSEY & CO.,
III way 57S 5thave Y and Newport. r. Csc pks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
The WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT ISl

GOVERNMENT ISDIcATroSs-FoR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON Nay 2s.-For Mains. Ee~-Hsmpssire.
Vermont, Massachusetts Rhode Island. Connections and
Eastern SewYork cooler. rain. followed In casters New
York By weather fresh to brisk southwesteJ winds
For Sew-Jersoy. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware and
Maryland. cooler local rains folowe BY weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
A WORTHY BILL BURIED BY MR.. sPINoLA

Washington, May % (speciaD.-General regret was
EXPRESSED the Republican side Of the House To-Day
that Mr. splnola, of NewYork should simply nave pro
sened pro orma as chairman of the subcommittee on
Military Affairs tho bill for the placing OF 'ohn T. IRE
mont on tho retired LIST as Major Republican
members had thew known Of tho intention to present
a favorable report AT this time, would have asked
unanimous consent for It's present consideration and
would at least have placed on record BY their own
action their appreciation OF the intrepid pioneer OF
the West and the first Republican canadue ~, Us In
Presidency. Buried In the House cs'chu@ii 'Ho oA
Is not likely to be called up for action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

A. Bosnrdns. Photograph Psrlcrs II East t25se coS
serv Broadway Duplicates at short notice from 10000
negatives. Open Decoration Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
cossREG1 ryoyAI crrR

A large number OF the members Of the Brooklyn Con-
oreoauonal Club attended the May meeting last evening
in the Johnston Building at Fclton-s and Flatbushaye
The club viii not meet again until October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
NO oFvrps OF RoSps ACCEPTED.

Washington, May 2s-The bond offerings to-day
aggregated $4,000, as follows hesis'efea ~
$4,000 at 1es. s,oo 600 at los; registered 1-2s-
$4,000 at ios I-2.
None Of tbs offers of bonds to-day were accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
A. JaecteI, Manufacturer Of Reliable Furs.

The large in business has made necessary
for me TO extend my store and turing acitiea
therefore beg inform you that have removed my place
Of business TO
IL EAST NINETEENTH STREET,
Between Broadway and 5;h-avs,
(opp. Arnold, Constable & Coz
SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR STORAGE & REPAIRS,
Gedney's steam Carpet Cleaning Works-CaTpeta
cleaned and packed moth proof and stored %
ssnable Ofaco and storerosms. l.564 Broadwy