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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
DEPARTMENTAL. poslMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington. NAV ID uS L iNF''''' 49,
the following postmastcrs:
Andrew j. Prince at Pratt Mines. Ala once oe
came Presidential: Walter ". shaw a. lfNAihtHhA
Ark vice C. r. Brambie resigned AINis 9thlu -
Van buren, Arb. vice james I. stuart, reNgn'i
William T. Brush al ClOvcrdsle. Cal. We" John fFa
rs, gned Jacob Il. Lce-e al Monterey: al. vice -!
ward Ingram. resigned Albert g. barton ~ san
Pedro Cal Office became Presidential. JamcH y
Fowler al selma. Cal, vice william J.. smith 70
signed John C. Hilton al Ere. Penn VIC" IL y
Ebnnn0n commission expired james Haricn a. bar
TON FLA vice u. ". stanley. resigned JOHN IL.
Holder at Aurora. H.. vice Michael ". torlcit ~
signed John J.. Ozburn ~ MuDhysbor"ugh III Ncc
George W Andr-ws resigned william J. HnrU ~
CherOhee Iowa, James '. Ward. resigned hainuet
W Weaver at Marcus. Iowa ONCE became frrslnch
tial: Frank D. Thompson AZ Nevada. Iowa. vice f. u.
Penn removed samuel O. Nichols NJ sanford. Me
office bee ans Presidential: George g. 1arbcl ~ ta~
Pcpperell. Mass. Office bccam" Presidential: william
p 'Nutthg at West Quincy. Mass. OriCe brrAnc
Presidential: Charles n. scott ~ Gladstone. Mrh..
office became Presidential: william Harris 81 LaEn
Linden, Mich. vice Euchaistc Erule removed ErNih
moved Charles TAYLOR AZ GrTat FANS. Mort. onicc
became Presidential. John s. Hastv AZ Mpnrn". y e..
Office became Presidential. Miss GCncvcve French AZ
SAG Ilarbor n. Y. vice Hannibal French. deceased
John <. DollirRcF at COvingtOn. Ohio. vice George
Flammer resigned Joseph l.. Mckinney ~ LcwiS;own.
Penn. vice Thomas Muucley. removed: George q.
Reese at Uyphant Penn. Office bee anc PrNsIh.ntial
Henry A. Person ir. al ST. Mays Penn. vice lE'
natus Garner. remnV cd James NJ. Martin Al Johnson
City. Tenn. vice William Il. Raw. removed James
sullivan al HarrsonburC Va. vice William IT, Glt-
ienour removed Henry T.. Spencer NJ Proctor. W.
WarrentOn. Va, vice l.. ". Caldwell. removed Val
A. Mihoy at Olympia. ". T. vice Arthur u. GloveE re-
moved; lincoln II. Bcyerle al Goshen, Ind, vice
Daniel L. Miller. removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MEETING CANADIAN PACIFIC RATES.

Chicago. May 20 (SpeolaD.-The Chicago, burning
ton and Northern gave notice this morning oN
reduction on June In rates between Chicago and 81
Paul. amounting to nearly 80 per cent on all classes
Of freight, The present rates on the six cias'eS
arc 80 A., 30, co. II and u. The rates to be maze
arc 81, 81, 25, IA, IL 1-2 and H. The chicago
Burlington and Northern is not In the Interstate Com
me7co Railway Association, and consequently only
bound by the Interstate Commerce at in giving notice
Of reduction The reason given for the cut Is that
corresponding rates have BEEN made by tho Canadian
Pacific Tho Wisconsin Central and Chicago. 81. Paul
and Kansas City Immediately gave notice that they
would the reiuc ton, officials OF the later roah
declaring the cut be outrage, II l. expected the
~. Paul and North Western VIII give notice u
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
AsAp DAY FOR COUNTY DEMOCRATS
COMMISSIONER GILRoY ABoLIsHEs NUHBEi
OF OFFICES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS.


PUBLIC WORKS
Commissioner Gilroy, Of the Department OF ruoho
Works. abolished number OF positions under MIN
,..,.,d.v He saId that after consideration with his
sosd, ~ bureaus and a careful investigation OF the
na.ds Of the department, he had found the folo"ns
MACS supcrhuous and that they could DO dispenser
with without detriment to the public service
co,,uluns Engineer now held by julius w. Adaus {;
salary Al. 600 per annum' -., .
Assistant Engineer, no" heli W DN'i'' ~ $500
salary s2,Ioo .,. -, ,i,,,
$1,000 49,. -.,.-,
Dnughtsn.n, now he'll BY George A. Stone; salary
Inspector Of Meter. now held by Ferdinand Blars'
salary 90 per day. ,, ,>..-,,. II
NJ Rsynolds LAwrcne. Keenan, Ed"sFo Nc"0'erh'
Thomas J. Byrnes and william Banks salary 80 per DAY
each. ,, -
rrnpor.ry Expert Sanitary Engineer. now hold Us
Albert L. webster; salary 5000.
Clerk In Bureau Of Repairs aud supplies no" he'n "
Thomas F. BourEe; salary $1,000
Clcrk Bureau o. water Puryeyor no" hela oJ r'0e'
Tyler; salary sl,5oO. ,
j. H. VOLS. ana vacancy; salary slSoo peF ahnun
each. -
Nel-on salary $1,000.
sNusd IAbO-sr now held by Charles H. UppormAn and
Tbomas NJ Hart; salary s9 per day each
luEpcctOF now held by Peer dAiphi As'1S 70 P''
day. -
Assistant Engineer on Sewers hold by william
J. Hsskins; salary $4,000.
Assistant Engineer. held By Edward D. tombstone
salary e. $50.
Assistant Engineer held BY J. r. Brinley; salary
81 500.
Assistant Engineer Sewers, now held By William
OErcn; salary $1,000 per annum
TranAltmsn now held by T. ). Oxhomi salary si,S
Draughtsnlan now held by Theodore Melius; salary
81 200.
Temporary Draughtsmau. heii By T. NJ. Kelly
salary 800 month.
Clerk In Bureau OF Incumbrances vacant; solary
81 900.
inspector Of Ineumbranecs vacant; salary 81 900
Clerk IN Chist Clerks once, held by A. L. Scott
salary 800.
Messenger. held by Elmoro Cohen; salary $1,000
The discharged employees are all members OF the
County Democracy organization and most Of them
have been active In maintaining the supremacy of that
faction IN rs palmy days NcSsts. Curtin, oBrleh
and Hart, OF tho XNIth District, known As Boss
Powers own and Mr.. 'Bren Is uncle OF the
Police Justice. Mr.. Hart tho County Democracy
candidate last fall for the Assembly against Edward
r. Ha5an. The Tammany leader Of the NNlth District
General Thomas r. BoIrkc, who loses 81 900 cierh,
ship Is an Irish Nationalist. no went back TO lrelahi
I'm last convicted OF high treason and sehichro'
To death His sentence commuc1 TO NE lmptlsou-
mont and he aiterward pardOncd. ConinlssiouuE
C;Ilroy estimates that tho saving 10 the city WIN DC
over 500 900 year by the abolition OF these places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
NEWARK.

Morris Godschmdt, an aged Hebrew varant
was sent to Jail yesterday by Justice Rodrigo. A
few years ago Goldschmidt worth $50 600. nesry
AL Of which he lost through a business partner.
Since then he has been on the downward path, and
lately he has subsisted by begging from his Co
regonists.
The American Hydrogen and Blcarbonste Com
pany was incorporated yesterday, the place OF buss
ness TO be In Nontclsir. The capital Is Aoo,Ooo,
and the ncorporstors Liebon F. Moore, Charbs H.
Harris, and Joshua d. Merserean, Of NeW-fork, add
Moses X. Daniels, OF Montcls!r. The company III
manufacture gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
puRcEAsEp TESTIMONY IN THE RINy CASE.

The trial Of Policeman Michael IIeaiy on charge Of
being OF his post IN quor'torc In ErabethsL on tho
Sunday night when he arrested Mrs Joseph Finn OF East
Fourth.st. brought unexpected testimony Mt
Headquarters yesterday After Finn and other men had
that they Healy drinking in the hGuorstore
with the Sunday night In question Patrick
Moran sgn.painer that he had been offered sl5
TO give similar testimony. Dennis shea, Of No. BIZ
Sprng.s said no had promised testify falsely against
the policeman and had been told that he would receive ego
for his services Klte CurSp, Of Becoker.st eslaed
that she had been promised eco II she would swear n
meeting Hoay in the quorstOrs on that Sunday night
when she really In brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
rrvcAL. STAR ROUTE CONTRACTS.

Warrington May 29.-ln the matter oil 'he hA'
Pou,c contracts suspended by second Assistant i"''
ma,terGencral Whitfield because OF apparent ''''s1'
+, not fraudulent execution, the Assistant Attorney
General for the PostoicC department h"mN 'hr ',''
series Of contracts, amounting 10 some qt'' 49,
Illegal and void. The propo'aH upon VIM" ~, .snao
- ,ho second Assistant Postmaster General IN Jahu'
siy last, Will, held to BE- irregular IN many teSt''
arc not deemed absolutely N"h. inc ne, ,hnsc MO
unssIS new contracts properly and legally eA''u''"'
Vim GOOD and suficc bonds, may DC N''Nou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC PROSPEROUS.

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC PROSPEROUS.
Francisco. May 30 Tho annual report Of the South
ern Pacific Railway Company for 1883 issued ycst,r.
day and II stated be- complete iksn previous
operated during the year III" Atlantic system and
leased lines 5s Of 80 miles FOR tho year
Gross earnings from railroads AMI steamships reach
Of $40 600; operating expenses $50 10000 leaving
not earnings as coo. The earnings Of the
Central Pacific for 1883 els s3S. 900 4. n Townc
third yicepo,tent and general manager, In his fourth
annual report thA; the company upon an
era Of great prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
STARTING FOR THEIR HOMES.
WORK OF THE COMMISSIONERS DONE:
pR. CROSBY TALKS ABOUT THE RESULT

pB. CROSBY TALKS ABOUT THE RESULT or THE
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
A busy sexton and his assistants were at wore
Yesterday morning cleaning up DR.. Howard OiUsO'
church tho Presbyterian Assembly having 'fO
Nearly every train that left the city yesterusS 80,
a small number Of tbs commissioners. Inc hha'o'
az them were on their way home ana tnose VIM ~
manned over Will get away by to-day or " Wv.
The Rev DR.. william C. Roberts the Hou'I"'o., 49,.
his wife will start for Chicago to-day They arc IN"
1r.s,. ~ Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Fulton. No. lo9 East
Tn,ortv 6ratst An the commissioners except lnrS
mr. forty STAYED a. tho Park Avenue ho'eL 'no 90
want House the westmoreland ana he hshiSi
rbere wore over 500 commissioners atenois 'i0
seubly and the cost of entertaining ana 'aAi"e 90 =
OF them was about 100000. This sum was ~ A.
by local Presbyterians. Tho to'S eos' "a
ssmbly was about 100000. ,,,- -uu.,
rho ronorter called on Dr. Crosby 20 ask him ~ha''
n hIs oninion the Assembly had accomplished d.
Crosby has been commissioner IN over uoL."
.cmblies and has served as Moderator h' 500" -.
he considered that this Assembly han Oe9n 'n0 -
united Of any that he over attended anu iloVt -
80 ,b,n anv NJ them. It had accomplished mhch
and had done its work we'll In regard 10 tne nv.
,mrortant results attained, Dr. Crosby sad 'hs' wy
A,sombIv had shown that was not airaiu -
anime the Standards and to get ihS opinion " .I
cburch on thcm II confident that 'n'
.rds would bear all criticism and this proved una s.
49, A,sorh,y b.ld n the Standards as IN, only just
and proper expression Of the word of God r.,.nv
As has been said before in The Tribune! III.
donbs that organic union will be aoconpn n. ..
Yesterday he said that the Assembly IL desired in
III aPres,ons between Northern and sohth,l
feran institutions the natural re sui Assembly had
siod .ommnn Ssns~ and prudence on tenlpeta'V, !,
SHS mSlsosl education m the ars1 'nn Is std not
,orsd no fanatic al Marty and in the seconu ~ ~ in
InrIt an nnsducsfed ministry, while provioihs H0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
DIRECTING TO THE MUSIC OF THE ORGAN:

sprtng aeld May o9-Thc United PresoS. ."rs,
General Assembly in session here mas AsHm and
action on the subject Of the use OF me organ ~
other musical instruments In church "orn'"
judiciary Committee to whom tne .o""i ILL.,, =,
=. ogsct thu, II Is inexpedent to change the rule
s1onted by the General assembly Two Sa,s S n:
which Is that each congregation sn"''
o,yr cnur,e IN this regard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
RUNNING TRAINS on sUNKEN TRACKS.

twas said by Mr. Touccy, general superintendent OF
tho Work Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany yesterday in response inquiries by reporter OF
Tho Tribune thai trains on tho New York and Harlem
division OF the New.York Central and Hudson River
Railroad were now being over the sunkeu tracks
(Which arc the logical result Of the improvements
undertaken Ly the managers OF tbs entire Vanderbilt
systcml from Woodlawn Junction to aboIr Bed
ford Park Mr.. Tnuccy added IN repy 20 further
inquiries that within he next ten fifteen days ~
was expected that the sunksn tracks would be used
from FOrlham down to Mott Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

ARLEsIAa ALMo prevente and removes ~r,,,,..
obliterstes facial lines caused by nervous p,a,t..,a
repairs waste Of tissue impaFs tone and igor 70 tho
plexioD, removes black heads, acne and tns,a,,,,-
redness of the face gives freshness and dscaev "a ~,
skin. This with Aresian CREAM or LfLIRs ~.
ARLESIAN LOTION. Is prepared from, fe,ns.. =, ~
possession OF Mrs Draper by skilIsd chemist p,,.s.
ing phy'lsian an aAsstsn' o. the s's Professor y o.
druggists Distributing Agency, CHAs. NJ CaIr-rr~s
TON, 115 Fulton.st, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
. ROAD NOT EARYrNG EXPENSES

Wilmington. Del, May 2o.-At tho Delaware, Maryland
AMI Virginia Railroad Company annual meeting
Georgetown Del, day G. II. Roberts Frank Thomson
John T.. Green. r. d. Barclay. T. Ashton, n. 5. Newha
and F. u. Howell, OF Philadelphia George V. Massey,
John W Causey James NJ. Hall, Ebe Tunnel, and r. W.
Houston Of Delaware g. W. Coynpton, C. w. Bishop
and l.. K Wilson Of Snow I'm. Md, elected d.
rcrtor& Tho rasurers report showed that 10 ecepts
last year fell $50 600 below expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
pyxysYLvAxrA,s MAY DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia, MAY 90 CspNciaD.-The payment Of the
MAY dividend OF the Pennsylvania Railroad began
to-day. According 10 custom. dividends paid TO
women only to-day. The company viii distribute
over 81 800 900 among rs stockholders II IL believed
that the stock allotted by the Board Of Directors
viii be taken w No payments viii
he received before Juno Is The privilege 10
subscribe viii close on July l. Receipts vii! BE- gver
bearing interest A. the rate az Per cent from the
dAto ~ payment until November !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
TO ASK FOR 4 prFFERENTIAL

Philadelphia, May 30 Specialize IS sah that the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will, the coming week,
apply for dIrcrcntal rate betUecn the East and Gin.
cinnat. and that It IS considered good settled
that there will Dc o. allowing tho claim
Tho request is for az allowance Of 81 30 on Tickets
from New York Ia Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
4 MILE N rulVTY.NrvF SECONDS

Philadelphia, May 20 isp"ciaD,M tho Reading
Office It stated that what IS believed 10 be the fastest
run ever made In this country was accomplished
thai railroad few days ago. The nov woottcn
locomotive 10. 2O6 which has Just been turned out
Of the Baldwin works, was being issted, and on
level trark put under tll sped. Eight miles
average Of thirty -nInr secnnd' 10 the
mile speed equiv al 10 ninety Two miles hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
,rprr,v vvr1oprsrs ~ CONFERENCE.

AFRICAN METHoDIsTs N CONFERENCE
Iockport. n v May 29.-The sht'nin'h ahnuf
conference Of the African Methodist Episeopsi Inur
Of this state met in this city To-Day. hi9noP 80
-, nros,dsd There are thirty ministers and dele
Gate. in attendance The session of the conference
viii extend through the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
The Best Remedy

TOR Sore Eyes, Cancercus HumorS,
PYurigo, and other manifestations
of derraved blood, is Ayers sarsapa-
rilla. Used persisteptly, according to
directions, It effectually eradicates all
traces Of disease, and restores the suf-
ferer TO n sound and healthy condition.
81 hereby certify that / have used
Ayers Sarssparilla, with excellent sue
cess, for a Cancerous humor, or, as It
seemed 70 be, cancer on my lip. Shortly
after using this remedy the sore healed.
/ believe that the disease is entirely
cured, and consider Ayers Sarsaparilla
10 be an infallible remedy for all kinds
OF eruptIons caused by impure blood. -
Charles G.. Ernberg. Vasa, MINI.
"For wears my blood was in an I'M
healthy condition. After having tried
other medicines without success, have
lately taken Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
with the best results. ! think this med
icine is the only blood-puritier that can
be absolutely relied upon. Mrs. Oliver
Valentine, IA Quincy ST., Brooklyn,
New York.
"a neiQhbor Of ours who was rendered
nearly blind from scrofula, was entirely
cured by using three bottles OF Ayers
sarsaparilla Stephens & Best, Drug
gisis, Ball Play, Tenn.
"For several years afflicted with dis.
orders OF the blood, have received
more benefit from the use OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
LrurGu DECLARES 4 DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia, May 20 tspeeiaD.The Lehgh Navigation
Company declared semi annual dividend OF liz per
cent payable on Juuc H. The company states that the
dividend has fully earned and that considerable
surplus would be carried the surplus account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
ANTICIPATED REDUCTION IN GRAIN RATES.

Chicago, May 20 'Spo'Iah.-C Conflicting reports were
Aging around to-day concerning IN" contemplated cut
Of i've cents IN the grain from Louis. The
rcnnsy Ivan.n and Ohio and Mississippi received al.
vices from ~. Louis that rates were arm and the
Lake sh0ro heard that grain being bought To the
West on a contemplated cut I'm Iutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

washington He VIII receive salary Of $1,000 q
year.
John D. Cotton, the new Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Is . member of the law firm OF Frye. Cotton q
White, OF lewiston Me. lie is graduate of Bowdoin
College and "a said TO be fine lawyer. His appoint
fnent was based upon the recommendation OF Sec
rotary Blaine, Senators Hale and Frye, Represents
tive Reed aad others. The Office pays 5000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
NEW rRAyscoNTINEETAL ROUTE.

ST. Paul MINI. May 20.-N dispatch 10 Tho Pioneer
Press Spokane Fails. w r, lit Is stated
that tho Omaha RaIruad Company has completed ar
rsngemeut with the Railway and Navigation Com
pany to connect lines making now transconu-
mental route II Is further said that tho recent surveying
this scheme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

NO PASSES FOR CONNECTICUT LEGISLATORS.
Hartford Conn, May 2T.-Ths Connecticut senate to.
day passed bill which tho House hal previously paa-'d
forbiddng railroads free passes to msnbera Of the
Legislature and offering the Controller OF the state to
furnish railroad ticket every member oil thu Legsat.
ure who may mako to him an assignment Of his mileage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE NATIONAL cLorHrEnS' ASSOCIATION.

THE NATIONAL CL0THIERS ASSOCdAION'
The annual meeting Of the National Ciothhrs'
OF the United states was held In this city
Yesterday Delegates from tho local associations Oh
the various cities were in attendance Inc omcers
elected for ths year are President H. S. Bumenhal,
~ PHILADELPHIA: vice. pro- ldent ]. " Bloom. New.
York: secretary and treasurer. Marcus W. Marks,
Now York: executive commiteeD. Rnthsc hild Roches
ter. s NJ swartE Ncw-lorh: simon Fliesher. Phila
delphIa; NJ Reinhard, Baltimore, and l.. Marcus.
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

REDUCING BALTIMORE MD ONO EXPENSES.
Baltimore May - specIal-Tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad carrying out N policy Of gradually
retiring the furc a. the Nj ClarN shops. IL Is an.
nOunccd that $50 mon will be discharged tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

LARGE ARREARS II a PENSION CASE
Washington, May co certificate for a psn,, ",n
r.s to.day granted to Philip Flood, formerly private
in company r. 42d Ohio volunteer 1"i h,
nmount OF arrears IN his case IS slossg, ~;
Sa,ing bach 10 November II, 1867 inns S 'he largest
G H, SS,Tment on record In the Pension Ohcc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
LONG ISLAND.

PATCHOGUE.-De sheriff Edward wo1ly,
who permitted Charles " Bennett, committed on
charge OF assault IN the first degree, 10 escape VA
arrested yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
rowv SITE ENTRIES N OKLAHOMA

Washington, May 20.-Reports to the General Lana
Office show that up this date fourtcon applications
IN enter town sites have been made to the hlngh;hI
land district in Oklahoma and twelve In the Guthrie
land district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

washington, May 20.-The site OF the new Hoolos
teal Park for which Congress approphaei T-oo,'''
AT It's last session has been selected ~ hos A'T,s
-. bsnEs nj Rock Crock, northwest OF the cry, De
tween Woodley Lane and Kllngel Road, ana comprises
about $50 acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
INJUNCTION rrox TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON

Carbonate, Penn. MAY 20 tSpeciaD.-Th Ontario,
Carbonate and scranton Company to-day procurri
Injunction from tho court, restraining the Delaware
and Hudson Company from obStruc(ng the work Of
laying track over tho strip Of land where the right
OF way has been In dispute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

In the diagram continuous line shows the bAfonss
nretusuons Yesterday observed Of the United $3.50
Signal Service station this city. The dashes naioS
temperature noted at Perry's Pharmacy, Sun BuldaS
TRIBUNE OFFICE May SOL a. m.-Cisar skies Sers w
rule yesterday The Temperature ranged betwnen oO N
69'the average tSsasol being llSo lower than on We ~
responding day last year. oud go lower thsuOn TUESDAY
In and near this city to-day there viii pfeesov II
fair weather, followed BY eOunsss aud perhaps rain sA
thermal chAnSsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
in Season,

Ayers sarsaparilla arrests blood
poisoning before II pervades the system.
Don't delay till the forces OF nature arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

MRS. SERBIAN SOMEWHAT BETTER.
Washington May 20. Tho widow Of General sher-
dan who has been III for a day two, is reported
10 have rested we'll last night and Is better to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

!, HOURS Aarnins. Ntghs
hl2slss7a lal9sA667 9lnill .
% HE4lLIN1rSIf w LilaII Alli15lHAa
!! 49, ". \. ~ W III $1,000
"a " mi n n Z. ~ 4 ",
i Fy5rSs 4 vi f-lI1 ,
- ia y +n
4 ir-+ N srr Nv " tT-
i ETI-tS IN M 4 N ri LII q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Ayers Sar

saparilla than from all other medicines"
b. Rice, 40 Endicott st., Boston, Mass
Msds by Or. J. G. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-09

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