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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
A MUMcALE ArAy ART EXHIBITION.

musicale win DO siven this evening the Crescent
No. 1Ss Fifthave., where, since May s. special exhIb
ton Of American paintings has been held Francis
Walker VIII have charge Of the music, and those
who Will sing Nine. Carrie Hon. Kips- Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin W. Hon, Mrs ANA Buckley Hills Nine Guilia
Vslda, Perry Avern and D. l. Fitch Selections from
the opera Valerie viii be sung AFTER the regular con-
cert programmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
ITALIANS TRY TO KTDyAp WOMAN.

case OF attempted wife-steslng occurred yesterday
Shaft NC. g. on the new sQueduct by which Two Italian
brothers Joseph and Antoine SAHARA edavored to capture
the wife Of pawness hrelle, aqueduct laboscz and
hold her for ransom Rsfee fought to prevent the
men from Kidnapping her ana finally left in posses
sion Of his wife after having teen brutsly kicked and
beaten by the men, who fed. The police OF Sing Sing
are in pursuit justice Hyatt is thoroughly aroused over
the niquIues praosd at this shaft which is bu. short
distance from tbs village OF Sing Sing The whole place
is infested By Iaians who were bsnditu in Italy, and
who have brought this country the Of their own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
Pest Oaice Notice.
Should be read daily by all Interested ss changes may

Should be read daily BY all Interested. IS changes may
Levers for foreign countries need be specially a.
dressed tot dspaeh By any particular ,eamer eSeop. whs
cocumenu letters specially addressed being sent b
ths fxstost vessels available.
roYega mails for the ending MAY 12th, WI ctssG
fpromptly In all eases) as this ofnce IS follows:
sATUKDAY-At3 T. NJ fer scotland direct. per steam
saip hovoniA via Glasgow Le,tsrs must be directed
Rotterdam per steamship Rotterdam uettsrs Isust be
drectei "por Rotterdam" y; at a IA. tor FrascA
Switzerland italy. spain and Portugal per steamship
La aascogne via Havre a. m- for Ger.
many, Austria. Denmark, Sweden NorwAy. Russia and
Turkey steamship Vera vi. Bremen ,lstters fol
VIA Southampton. must DO directed per vera StS
~. Tor Great Britain Ireland. Belgium and Neither.
lands stesmshIp EtruFia via ouccnstowa uettsrs
for other European countries must Do aitoe'sd por
Ltruua"l
Mails for China and Japan per steamship cy OF Pskins
iron saa Franelscol Gloss hero MAY ~ N
u M. Nails for HAWAIIAN isnnas Pc
.l0aITn N. Malls Tor ths secisty Islands pee ssg
Tahiu (iro,n san rr.aciscoL close mere NAY
Zealand Hawaiian. Fui and samoan Islands pcs
sts.msnlp Aiamoda (iren ssu francesca c.oss
here May -2o At t:ss p n, scs I ON ss,s
Ian mall, for Australia Mails TOE CUBA N
rail 10 Tampa Ha- AMI ttsncs o. sseamss. wan
Wsst, Fla, oiss q this oncs daily At SS) m
.e seheau,e Of closing Trans Pacific mall. IL arranged
presumption OF their uen.ernptst overland Transit
sas Franoi.cs on day OF sailing OF steamers are Dis
patched theaco LIE sane day - pv.oaox p..,u.....
Pest oucA N.'Y. Nay 4 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF SoUTHsRN BAPTIsTs
Richmond Va, May 1.-THE Southern Baptist
Convention met in annual session here to-day 74o
delegates being present The following officers were
elected President, the Rev. Dr. J. r. Boyce, OF
Kentucky vioeprcsdens Lewis b. Ely, of Carrolton'
Mo. the Row. John Pollard Of Richmond, Va; the
Rev. J. B. Hawthorn, of Atlanta Ca Judge iona
than Harrison, OF selma, Ala. secretaries II. Ian
sing Burrows, OF Augusta, Ga. and Oliver F. Gregory,
of Bahmoo, Nd. Gratifying reports wers made
Of the work In homo and foreign mission fields. Tho
convention is . purely missionary body, having no
ecclesiastical jurisdiction and doing its work through
the Foreign Mission Board at Richmond, and tho
Homo Mission Board located at Atlanta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
DRoppryo Grows on A pAssEYGEn oAR

As the New.York ard Newusyon train which loft tho
Grand Central Station 1t 0:I3 p. m Thursday was
passing through the tunnel at about Si1tyseyenhst,
the passengers the coaches were startled by
heavy blow throof OF the and many sprang
OF their The train stopped and On the roof
Oh tho car found large stone block which weighed
little more than pounds and had been dropped
through one Of the openings overhead Had It dropped on
ne roof Of one Of the old coaches would probably have
hsussd several people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

People in Bernardsvle NJ J., ere exercised the
repeated attempts set are to the property George
seney. year ago his largo barns destroyed by
fire. They were rebuilt and few days ago were again
destroyed together with other property There EVIL
oenee Of ncendiarisn ana Mr. seney employed night
Waterman. On Thursday night the woods directly back
Of the largo oubudings the house on FIRE.
ana the Waterman saddod horse and rode neighbors
Tor assistance The FIRE had made much LesdwaY, but
was surrounded and fought until subdued There Is talk
Of vigilance committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Professor W. d. r. Lumnis Perry, Iowa; Generai H. w.
Socum, Brooklyn; Henry FLANDERS, phiadelpnia.
RELIEF OF Ex-CoLLECToRs.-ThcH House COMMIT nv,
tee Claims has reported fsvorsbly upon the oeha w
relieving oxCollcctors Robertson and Hed1on. Oh w.
York from liability Of $40 for deficiency III her
accounts caused by alleged msfoassnee. Of clerk.
FOR THE ERECTION OF posT.orFTcE BUILDINGS.
Washington, May 1.-The House Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads to-day ordered favorable
report Chairman Blcunts bill TO provide general
law fer the erection Of postofce buildings. IL pro
vides for the appointment Of schitect and super
mtcnicnt of construction at . salary Of $4,000
year. who SHALL with the assistance OF the supervising
architect OF tho Treasury, prepare designs for post
Office buildings. The PcstmasterGeneral is author
lied to construct postolce buildings at any place
at which the gross postal receipts for two years OK
shall have exceeded IS COO IN each year. The
sum Of 100000 is appropriated to DO available
during tho current year carry out the purposes Of
the bill Tho number Of towns which would be en-,
titled to post Buildings Is placed at 500, ard
It s estimated that s2o 900 600 would be required TO
supply them al with buildings This project has
already boon Endorsed by the Senate PostOhico Com
m!ttse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
WHAT NEXT IN THE WAY OF IMPROVEMENTS IN
PASSE.NG Err TRAINSl

When the Vestlbule Sleeping Cars Of the lines east
OfChicago put In use II seemed as nothing couiu
be added to promote the comfort OF the traveller
But now comes the great 90 Santa Fc Route with
its new limo between Chicago and Kansas City, tho
Chicago, Santa Fe and California Railway, and offers
tho traveller solid vcstbuie trein from the engine 10
ne roar oar all vcstbuled, that lady or child cap
go from end Of tho train 10 the other pcriect
safety Another feature is that the regular ratio !.
eSmsed, generously giving this public the bencnt Of
az those Wonderful conveniences without extra charge
Electric lights xe usod steam heat In place OF stoves,
combining safety and great bodily comfort When you
20 West ask your ticket agent TO route you via tho
Sarxa re tom Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
sEsrGyI7Ioy ORA BPooTLry PASTOR.

TIE Rev. Dr. Frank Rogers Morse. for ten years
p,stor Of tbs Tabernacle Baptist Church In south
Broosiyn has offered his res .nstion to take effect
in Juiy He acts in accordance with purpose formed
several years to resign at the end of ten years
with his church. lie proposes to devote somo tine
TO study and literary work. DR.. Morse has been in
tho ministry for twcnty-threo years. Before going
10 Brooklyn no was pastor of ths Tabernacle Church
In Albany where be remained for ten years. lie !,
well known as a writer for rck gious newspapers and
was at one time editor Of Tho Baptist watchman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
OBITUARY.
JOHN BALTHAZAR DASH.

John Balthazar Dash, formerly engages tho
hardware business and popular and welLfnown
member Of the Union Club, died yesterday at the
william Tod Hclmuth Home, at No. Al East Twelfth
ST., of complication Of diseases. For several years
he had been invalid and In February last gave up
active business, being unable to reach his Office
He born in this city and was . member of the
hardware firm Of Wolfe Dash & Fisher at one time
For many years he had charge OF tho estate OF his
father, Daniel r. Dash, and for thirty years was
a member Of the Union Club. Ho was seventy years
old and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

CALL To An IaYSHAMRRICAN SoOIET7BS
The Irish Parliamentary Fund Association has issued
call Tor Joint committee OF delegates from all Irish Ameri
can organizations 10 meet at the Holman House Satur-
oar at p m for the purpose OF getting up
demonstration" on May Is. for the purpose Of renewing
their profession Of faith in Gladstone Parne1l and
their coaborers. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde
viii deliver an address before the massneeng for the
time In THIS county. He sails for Ireland May %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INpIcAroYs-FoR "a HOURS.
WARRINGTON May 1L-For Connecticut Massachusetts
and Eastern Rew.York warmer RAIN Light to est north
casterfy winds For NewJssey Eastern Pennsylvana an
virginia warmer light rnins followed by fair westher light
10 fresh ssster,y Winds For Western Pennsylvania and
Western EewYork cooler fair weather followed by loca
rsna preceded by in Western EewYsrk light
10 fresh southeasterly wiads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
AClPTTALIsT IN DISGUISE.

Tho following anecdoto shows some OF the classes
that now buyers OF real estate An itnsrant band
which makes sweet music outside the Real Estate RI-
change Is led by Italian After collecting his ususi
nickel yesterday be asked the price which Ne GO
springst was sold last week "For" said no. on
learning the price, live In the adjoining hous. and,
II had Eot been engaged elsewhere l intended 10
have bought the property
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yAr.1hocJDEYr M Gyny1 s,rx

Clarence seudier, son OF the Rev Jsrrard scudder
missionary IN Inds, while practising yesterday in the
seminary gymnasium at New brunswick, N j. met with
accident which will probably result fatally. IIe was
trying high lump and kicked on the bar which entered
his back TO the depth OF twenty inches lie suden.
In Rutgers College class OF $50. and was selected as
junior orator Five doctors are in attendance ane nc
hopes are entertained that he viii live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
A RUN on A MAGAZINE.

In the April number Of scribners Magazine there
WA published illustrated article on THO Type
w1tcr, Its Growth and Uses by p. O. Hubert, tr.
Tho article oxcfted wdosp ead interest and there was
large demand for this number. The article has just
been ropubnshed la separate FORM and viii be sent,
free OF charge upon application 10 Wycko1 Soamans
& Benedict, 327 Broadway, NewIork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
FOR THE ERECTION OF posTorFTcE BUILDING
A NEW TREATY WITH PERU.

Washington, May IL HpeciaD.-In secret session,
tho senate yesterday ratified treaty Of friendship
commerce and navigation With Peru. rendered ncces-
sary By the altered conditions OF the affairs Of tho
lstter country resulting from the late with Chill
and the various other circumstances that have arisen
since the previous treaty between this Governments
and the Government Of Peru made IL Is under
stood that Peru win shortly establish Its legation In
this city, which vas withdrawn fcw years ago, With
the recall OF Scnor Don J. Federico Elmore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

icans Of the Ist Congressional District OF this s'ss
to-day nominated A. A. Taylor Republican candl-
date for Congress by reclamation. Walter BrowhAow
was tho only opponent OF Taylor, and he wfthdrm
before the convention. Taylor was the RspunncTn
candidate for Governor against his broihsr ~. ~
Taylor.
Cleveland, May 1.-THE With District DsmocrrlS2
Convention, at Upper sandusfy, to-day renomina.ssa
George L. seney Dor Congress- The delegates 70 tns
ST. Lsus Convention were instructed to vots io'
Clsyeland's nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

The Famous Wagner vestibuled "Lmited" BY the
NevYst Central and Lake Shore rsute win Grand
Central Station $50 O. No. every day. including Sundays.
arriving Chicago at same hsnr next DAY This Is the
fastsst and easicst rldisg cain In service :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
MR. TURpIE Is ENTITLED TO HIS SEAT.

Washington, May 1.-THE Senate Csnii'ecO Oh
Privileges and Elections unanimously eonciuo'a 'h"
the determination OF the Indiana House oil
tives under the particular circumstances oil tho iuFo
caso, Of the title Of its members to their ses's con
elusive upon the senate and therefore, tha' 'ho
TO have been entitled 10 vote and csps~iuenfy, that
Mr. Turpls must be held 10 DO entitled 10 his scat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

WHEN THE LIVER FAILS TO ACT, and you arc
bilious and out of Sorts Dr. Jayncs sanaavo Pills
TO bring about healthy action OF the LIVER and 70
move all distressing symptoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
WARRINGTON NOTES

Washington Friday, May ii, 1855
BOARD OF VISITORS The President has appointed
the following visitor, 10 West Polnt, John NJ Adams,
Portland, Me- Dr.. A. J. Battles, Macon. Ca Edward
oNeal Florence Ala Peter White. Marquette Aieh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

.oyv next Friday night to elect officers and complete
a.. examination Az that time also 2o8 medals will be
presented to for gallant service during the Re
beilou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Republican State Convention EoAs In BuYsls Wsdues
day, M.y i8 Excursion tick~s via New.Ysrk Central
w. he soa far $40 on l5ta sad 10TH Apply to ticket
agents as 7sa e42 Broadway. battery Pizoe, IL
Park Place lSsth street Grand Cea trsl Station.
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DIED

BoARDMAN-on losh inst. Miss Julia NJ. Boardman. aged
~ years.
an friends are invited sttsna her funeral
saturday, 18th mat. At 10 o'clock ~ from the first
Presbyterian Church 5havc, between llh ana l2th sts,
Wjthsas furtbev notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

rb,r,xhrec editions Of the May number Of the North
Americsn Esvsw haze been printed up T. the Josh and
tsns Mr. i.d.tosss reply 10 Coosei InEerso The
issus viii contain coisns InEersoTs re5sinder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
DEMOCRATS TO co TO ST LOUIS.

Montgomery, Ala, May 1.-THE Alabama dele-
gates to tho National convention arc FROM tAe s'Ae
at largs T. ". pettus, q. Il. CLARK W. r. fos'or'
and II g Tompkins: and from the several Congres
e,onaI rstr,cts. H. p Bestor, J. c. Webb Tenncnt
Lomax. j. r. sialllngs. j. ii. c. Martin, - ", stepohs'
A L. CarTce. c. W. Hooper, IL g. "ilAmson,, =. a.
Buyck L. H. Nuserove. Lewis Stone, John IL CaluPelI
Thomas Plowlsn, X. c. Hunt and Henderson Fecpios'
Springfield. Ohio. May 1.-THE Democratic congres-
s!onal and National delegate convention Of the With
District chose John H. Thomas. OF this CITY, ana J. D.
Frank of Urbana delegates TO the Nauonai eonVei
ton and NJ. H. Murray. of London. ana W; n. bec ..
OF Pickaway County was chosen Presidents eleciof
Tho resolutions called President Cleveland 'ne mooefn
Andrew JACKSON.
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Children Cry for P1tohers Castor,A
MARRIED.

oNKLfNG-RoOD-rn Tew.York BY the Rev. {. r.
Kstss pastor 81 the Chureh Of the Divine Paternity.
ser 81 IIsssh Stockton aud She sle Hesry ksod OF
PlalsdviDhia
Notice. Of marriages mrst BE- endorsed with full aans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
INuN uEYWOOD
ANIMAL CONFBN

London, May 11.-John Haywood, the wellknown
publisher of Mane hester, is dead.
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u,r,,,rSsrr nrMoCRATIC DELEGATES.

Nashville. Tenn, May 1s-Ths Democratic Convon-
ton has chosen tho following delegates at large: A NJ
Looney. Captain John r. Goodwin IL ii. IngersolI, ex-
Governor John brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Commodore Kttson was one of the largest owners
of trotng and pacing horses in the country, but he
seldom visited his breeding establishments at Midway
Park, near ST. Paul. and at Chestnut Hill Farm, near
Philadslphia Re was born about seventy-six years
ago. and early in life he roughed It" trader In
frIys IN the Northwest. Later he becsme steamboat
man on the Red River. Beside hs investments IN
his breeding estabis hmcnts Mr. Kttson was largely
interested IN tho 81. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railroad ,,,.,. puo,vr
Ing and Johnson for each OF which he paid SIC, COO
Willie In New-York he has usually made his home az
the Windsor or tho Gilssy House He had determined
TO retire from the turf and bad almost perfected ar
rsneements for dsposng Of his'racng interests. lie
leaves O large family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS MAKE THEIR CHOICE I


IL OF THE ~ WARDS.
Republican conventions were held last evening In
the twelve Assembly Districts in Brooklyn and the
of Kings County, to elect the sixtysx delegates
to the State Convention to meet in Buffalo next
week and select tho four delegates atlargo from this
State to the Chicago Convention. The following
chosen
Iss Dstrfct-Geerse g. Martin Alexander @. MoDonad.
Andrew J. Perry, Daniel walker, Andrew
Jacobs
I'D Dstrict-Adiourned until tonsht
IIId Distrct-Georse Kenneth. Jacob Brcnner James
McFrayne, Gustav IL. Bervin, Henry ).
Rasquin-
WITH Dstrict-wiliam c. Herbert Samuel A. AvilA
Charles Z. Graham, Joseph x. Dams
With Dstrict-Hermap Struck, Joseph Porter.
With Dstr;ct-Theodore Cocheu, Stephen J. Burrows,
Robert Creighton, Thomas Rockwell.
William r Jones
With Dstrict-LOuis A. Phillips Abraham Heller.
Joseph Benjamin. Charles Enrcrt
With District-F. S. Williams, S. II. Hastings, o. boo
little, ]. +. Valentine, ]. S. osivle, J. NJ
Harrington.
Ixth Districtw. H. Leaycraft Charles Small, Peter
Hess John w. Jones, G.. b. vanvslken-
berg, Isaac Darlach, Robert c. Fuller
William II. Beard, Marx Mayer.
Xth District-Robert w. Fielding, Max F. Eler. Stew
art L. Woodford Dr. John j. Gleavey
John II. Kemble, G. NJ. Meesiter
xIth District-L. w. Emerson Matthew Farrell, A. B.
Lowden, e. w. Walker. Joseph Asplnwall,
Frederic Heeg. H. A. Kutschbach, Nelson
]. Gates Ernst Nathan, G. G. Harrison
Edward IL Hobbs.
XIIth District-W. L. Extance, A. B. Green, A. A.
Wheeler, J. S. Fischer, D. b. Jennings
II. A. Conraddy
Tho delegates will probably unite in presenting tho
name of Congressman s. V. White, of the First Ward
of Brooklyn, for one of tho delegates at-large.
DELEGATES TO THE BUFFALO CONVENTION.
Mddlotown. N Y, May 1.-THE Republicans Of
the Id Assembly District Of Orange County this
afternoon elected delegates to tho State Convon-
ton James Il Warner and Amos Van Ettcn, Port
1ervis; A. Z. WILDER and John 7. Bradper, Middle
town; J. III. Clark, uamptonbsry; ". p. Richard
son, Goshen.
Utica, May 1.-the Republicans OF the lid
oneida District today chose a, delegates to the
owen s. Evans, Charles SeitletOn, Garry W. Willard
and George Thomas. Thoy favor Warner Miller Tor
delegate al largo to Chicago They were Instructed
for c. A. Chlchering, OF Lewis County, for State
committeeman.
Bnghamton, n. Y, May 1.-The following dele
gatos to tho State Convention woro elected by the
Republicans OF BrOOme County today George ".
Dunno, A. d. Weed, George W: stowe, 7. Deyo,
W p. Kennedy, Orrin Holden, Edward T. Ward and
Charles Parsons
Laurens n Y, May IL (specaD:-E C. Arnold,
Of TInayilla: ~ BRIDGES m Morris; W. l. Brown, Of
Oneonta s. L. Jarrabes, Of Milford. and G, H. Barrett.
OF Rdmeston have been selected TO represent the I'D
District Of Otsego County at the Republican state Con
vontion.
Middlebury n. y. May II (speciaD-Hobart krum.
Charles II Ramsey Lester w. Becker and James Brady
have been selected by the Republican Of Schohare
County as delegates to the state Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
TO ATTEND THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.


Cobeskili. May IL tspocsD.-Dzvid Wnbsr' Oh otseRo
County and Hobart C. Kium Of schoharis were CHOSEN
delegates to the National Convention for the AAl'th
District at thu Convention hold bore to-
day
Stanton, Va, May 10.--At the Republican Conven
ton for tho Xth District, held at Lexington to-day
A. Frazier and Henry Villains elected dssegates
favor Blaine. 49,. - go
St. Louis May I1.-At the lid District Republican
Convention the following wereeiected delegates 10 tho
National Convention at Chicago: FRED King, OF
Msrshfeld ard Horace II. Williams, OF Barry County
alternates, Captain Johnson, Of Sprngheld, ana d. D.
Flowers, OF Pierce City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
NORMAN W. KITTSON.

st Paul, May ia telegram received from Roberts
Wis, announces the death on 8 railway train, o
Commodore Norman W. Kittson, Of this city. III
left his stock farm Philadelphia Saturday las
and was expected here on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
Knoxville. Tenn, May IL tSpceiall.-The Repuo-
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BAR.
inches
30.5
800

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nay IL. MA northesstery storm
prevailed yesterday The temperature ranged between eo
and 65o average t62o being li9 lower than the
corresponding day last year. and CSC lower than on
Thursday.
In snd near this city to-day therew probably
weather with rain. follow cd by fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
PRAISE

PRAISE
Allcsck's Porous PIastsrs raise
In every home the highest praise
Fer their complete pain-klllinS war; :;
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Night.

rRrpuxr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

REPUBLICANS FORM PROTECTION CLUB.
The XXth Assembly District Enrolled Republicans
at their regular meeting last evening resolved to form
an association to be known the Protection Club OF
tho XXth Assembly DISTRICT Regulsr meetings will
cease until September and mass meeting VII DO hald
on June 20, which Is TO be addressed by Theodore
Roosevelt and other prominent speakots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Walking Made Easy
sd all and panfu feet ured quickly ey ths
u'0"' PROF. c. s. LEWIS FOOT sALvE
Sold by the leading rstasrs in Nev.Ysrk and Brooklyn
and furnished wholesale by C. ~ crttsstcn iiS FULTON Sc
NY ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR
PROF. C. s. LEWIS FOOT sALvE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

S;eenevy steam Carpet Cleaning Works. l.5eA Broad:
Carpets cleaned In less lms th<n W o'ne ~~&Vss
cleaners. send for circular -
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Containing
suw,frR FASHIONS FOE CITY AND COUNTRY E1
SSTTSITE slJMNEH DRESSES FOR WAIEhlNu-
PLACE WEAR: NEW WAsH:GooDs pMxEnwsbso
AND LACE EVENING DRkSsEsi SSMMEh
WRAPS. NANTES AND NovELdtrrEss'
NEW SUMNER MILLINERY MODELS
OF IMPORTED HATS AN, BON
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