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Sr Ass's EpfscoPAL CHrsog.-rhe oSng-cslNon Of st.
AIMS Episcopal Church have fairly work
building neir church edfcs At the corner Of Gin
ton and Lv.ngsto srosts rhss congregation OF
The earliest Of thu Episcopal dcnomna.ion iblishsi in
Amer,c, sni tho church In question will bs The third
which they erected siucslhs establishment Of tho
socially. tns new edilcs, which will be Tho largest
church Long Island with tho exception Of Plymouth
church. win DO OF tho middle Gothic style OF archac
turo The sealing capacty Of the new ejlice Will be
FOR thousand four hundred persons The side AIS
will 10 seventeen feet three inches wide; tho
viii ,c thryscven fest n'sigh,. Tho frontage Of tho
building vii be seventy a,s feet The vsl,l5ao "a 70
bs ten feet wide ant seventy ice: long. The inside
work win b. cared black walnut, aud % the mos.
elaborate kind There viii DO two spires GA, buodrsi
aud twenty one foot Ia as!gi. ,a,h
Hgip s,s rug Gc,yo yuW.-rhyss mon, n,m,d
Thomas Cabin, Owen c,yis aud John Brophy, wore sx-
amlnsd before Com missioner Jones yesieriy morning,
charged with attempting 70 remove istilling ipp,
.atus wh:c, recently c01i,cs3t ny tas igttoNhes
in Navy street Oa tas testimony Of Deputy Marsha.
si.SSo ~
RosnED OK rHs FsasysaAL--A ras.ts1' Of South
Brooklyn named Henry 4 Cow isl ~as re4oved OF q
gold s,teh. vs.usi a. $3.50 on Talrsiay nigh, ls#.
yhis ss'oc2 sn 40 een.emea's cabin % one Of the
dsnsrlt91 aFenus ierryboas.
sr,lr LEARNER --augass Lsls,, an Appreciates, 10 a
shoemaker aamsi Heavy Elch3so VISA if.sgned bssor,
Jas;ic, cornvep YESTERDAY morning OF caarge o.
grand larceny and he'd await The lr,o1 OF the Grand
lnrg LEST - 3-cusSt or nsy1g Stoen citner 10 mo
v,as Of $50 from his employer the compainan. IN The
mater.
CaARIE OF FRAUD AND INTERPRETATIONS "A yoing
man namsl Ward D. Wells was yos,cri,y afternoon
arrested o. : ssa!.sn; isss:l y Justice pssy On
CHA q 20, .-i ..isrzr s.A.!alan tas som
psniut i, NJ George Eelnm. Ho alleges saai Ne's
purchased stock Of dr. goods oin hs on
that 10 was twenty-five 7ears OF ags ssd worm e'yvy
yas nass, % paynisus Ihs rss noe was pry-:
,nir9g eId without no was locked NJ to answer.
DsAD Bseiss !y,sl Apog,o,-ofcs- Corboy. o. ,hs
Fo-sy sx:h precinos Yssicflal morning foana esar
pqS c0alaInss shs load BOZ? q. an infin',. 70 .he
ss3awl near y.giast srss1 AMI no,iao. no calglar
:. .is htssa5lh olhc5f Ednuud Brown. Of Tho Eosiy
AID prss.nc found the body OF sho,sf afahl IN lie
Sy.sor avenue ferry SIP snd took 10 to .lo s.ps,n
house - 49,
As.AuL3 ~ cAa Dsrvza "A c.,sa uiusoi cs.r.s.
pesny ysscrisy carssi tho arr,F Of car driver on the
Grand strest &C. D. rad, named Barney Ternsy, whom
DO charges with feionI,as7 assasips him on Thursday
afternoon, at the OF Msskes avszIs snd sn ii
street. Z. n According 20 Ito story OF tgs Complain.
sus tho assnrt brutal and uDp.ovoxed T.srnsy
was hc!f By Justice Waters to answer Tho charge.
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this rule These would be scarcely worthy Of notice.
less authorized 70 imprgn the accuracy OF The
Upon asuoject o. 50 much deeacy spoke with what
We poneve 70 have been becoming and justtfiable
over ssssed was plain narration OF facts witch, IN
ussee 70 ner Majesty and 10 tho from which We
auce OF the Queen In public on recent OCCASION was
aollowea oy most distressing attack OF sickness and
Tse nva. fn -, 'ss.e6 Tor several hours
Iew even those In Immediate attendance upon tho
queen are not always in position to arrive at correct
knowledge OF her hajesys real condition The privacy
OF me sovereign should be much respected as that o
we namoissa o. her subjects. There occasions
This Is more especially the case when reports
nave gained general csedence Then 1t is right to DO
known that her Majesty with The greatest desire fulfil
bosptslity - occasionally prevented from performing
inem py bodily suffering OF character most d,nicult 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
TIE ROYAL ALBERT YACHT CLUB.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIE HERALD.

The Channel Match OI-Raccs in Prospect.
ROYAL ALBERT YACHT CJUB, August ., 1857.
The Channel match fixed for today did not co ne OF
in consequence OF there being only two vessels entered
for this race The FIRST vessel to entor was tho Alarm,
24s tons, Mr.. s. Duppa which vessel, as have pro-
vlousy stated, altered from cutter aud mado. as
possible, fac simie OF tho old America aud as
she wins almost everything she starts for but Tow
English yachts will compete with her. Indeed, the
only that would sail against her in tho Royal Albert
match to Plymouth the Vanguard, Captain Hughes,
cutter OF sixty tons aud in consequence OF the of
pluck tho part Of the remainder the Royal Albert
Channel races fell through.
The Alarm is entered for tho schooner race Of this
club, and this is time trust it will fill but as
yet she is the only vessel entered.
The cutter OF the club Is to be good one.
The following vessels have entered already Fiona 70
tons yoante 90 tons; Vanguard, 60 TONS and Sphinx,
AZ tons But the entry list does not close until Mon
day, the 9th inst anticipate having several other YES
sos in the race.
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DIsRaslps sTArEsMANsHlp.
French Defence Of Chg Policy aud Acts Of the

IN the August number OF the Revre De, Deu- Hoaa.,
~ Eugene FORBADE defends Mr. DsraelI against tho
ATTACKS Oh Lord Carnarvon for the pursued
in settling the question Of British reform
The French writer says:-some disconnected tories
o az ss .o,a ss
Of The minister. who preferred lSsiss ns cssset 70
accepting household Suffrage referred bitterly 10 lhs
. when ts ss os. h n's,s rss
possa The e. abolition Of the tax corn LORD csrnarvon
to-day IS si Robert did in 1886 OF dissvowns the pn
: .Sses Of S 3 y y large aud
1857 docs not seem 70 Us we'll founded When Sir Rober.
Peel ronorreed bis protectonst opinions no had but
orty bcding those very opinions ana by The voice 81
general election. Lord Derby and Mr. Disraell with
minority in tbs House Of Commons were forced 70 nc.
cept their mi5isteria positions becau5o tho Reform bill
presented by the whg government had failed and Nr
Gladstone had not ecesdcd In commaudjpg the voices
ses" S rsofn was m :, oc Literal party Besides
Psrau eniary parties; II was not tho monopoly OF
side OF see House only. la 1859 Lord Derby snd Mr.
lar ,ntetss which Mr. Dsraei felt in the subject has
been for cug time rernarkcd oud IL was easy 70 IN.
os ns '' es gss o. a, Ess " w Ss
proves that he has net been unfahfal hts party q
thai the majority Of his party have followed Inn. Pub
the conduct Of the sxilful Minister, aua con.
gratuiases Itself the new phrase In tho quss.
ton Of reform II Is undoubtedly dlfcuit p<sdict
the infoeacs which the law will exercise on
the composition OF tho House Of Commons aud il the
direction o English policy. The iafnence " electoral
syaems rssch exaggerated; ne REFORM Of election Iaw
cannot chang the m1nners, he fradaions, ne
general tdss and genius " people. After rs4S,
and befoc 1884, we saw universal suffrage
literally spilled 70 return assemblies where the
proportion OF parties not unfairly represented,
and whore public opinion sent the tiiH or their
representatives, IL will be the same rcs,ecting tho
House OF Commons and the application OF the law In
country accustomed to the orgsnizaton Of parties house
hold suffrage will be easily and prom pity disciplined.
The vaots parties will submit to the changes demanded
by circumstances; the coalition OF wings and radicals
will perhps break up the wings become consevvA-
tive and no tories more liberal; old demsrcations will
be wiped away, and new associations OF public may
probably DO formed. II will DO 10 the honor Of Mr..
Disraell not 10 have been found wanting have tor
minated an agitation which. had u continued, would
have corrupted public opinion, ana have aided his
counry M his cOur1gs his pTssense Of mind and his tact
IN cyssnsatsng an smpondn, scvt Of political progress.
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THE NEGRO QUESTION.
Request Cor Negro Education In Ponnsyl.
YRntN.

DeQuest for Negro Education In Ponusy..
YRnia.
from the Pail Mall Gazette, July 81
Vice Chancellor Mains Lad before MIN to-day the
Of New Donaker 10 this suit to administer tho
estate or rnc,a,o Mr. g. Kou-is question arose as 70
the validity of beQuest 70 the Prcsdens and VICE rss-
lent OF the United States aud the Governor Ponuy
vanla OF certain stock which was 70 be accumuiaef
until should amount to 500 00O and then 70 DO applied
by them together with other property. in cndvwing
college Tor tho instruction OF youth in Pennsylvania
the professors OF which college should inculca!e and
advocate the natural rights OF tho black people OF every
cline and country until they be restored to an equality
in civil rights with their white brethren throughout the
Union" Mr.. Wiokcns, who appeared for the Crown,
said he tho only counsel who interested in up
holding the peqaes the object OF which, he contended
was charitable one and therefore valid all the other
appeared for tho next kin Of the deceased The
Wee Chancellor said II appeared that the Americans
would not have the gin What did the learned
counsel propose to do with ~ Mr. Wic!eus said
the trust could DO carried out by the court. Tho
disclaimer OF the trustees did not Affect tho trust.
The Vice Chancellor said he was OF opinion that one
Of the objects OF the beques had baen accomplished by
tho abolition Of slavery In the United Siates The
American government would not have the money for
carrying out the other object OF the beques viz the
instruction OF youth in Pennsylvania, and this court
could no, compel the American government TO take H.
Therefore Tbs declaration OF the court must be that the
objects Of tho charity falling the money fell into the
residue OF the tcstator's estate. ..-saa p.
= 49, = -
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TELEGRAPH EXTENSION.
The Communication with India-Au Awrlo-
lustiHn Company in Opposition to the Isusso
GERMAN Koute-Decp Sea Cables Against
Overhead Land Lines.
From The london Times. Aug. ~


Indian Company in Opposition to the Russo-
German Route-Decp Sea Cables Against
Overhead Land Lines.
From the London Times Aug IL
som, time ago short sketch was Published OF the
project OF tle Ango-indian Company formed FOR the
purpose OF improving tho telegrapbic commun cation
peween england and The East 1t appears that another
scneme, with similar purpose, is being PROMOTED by
anotner ASSOCIATION which has It's dircclors ia London
ana Berlin The new company propose to lay cable
between the English aud frussan COASTS across the
ohhhe Joining watch worid DC an overhead line pass
ing through Russia aad Prussia TO the Black sea.
Across tue Back SEA- dee sea cable hundred
ana eighty niles ia length, would lie hsd between the
Cimea aud the Crcassan coast, which would ultimately
JON he existing lines through Persia aud along the Per-
san 6at TO hurrachcc aud Bombay. With regard 10
tue cost OF construction tho scheme saes 10 pos
sess an advantage that poected by The pro motors
OF the Anglo Indian Company.
mo line through Truss and Russia would consist al.
most exclusively Of overhead lines whereas the lines to
be constructed by the AngoIno an Company vii. con
sst OF deep sea cables With regard 10 cost OF mainle
nance however, the scheme docs not show SO ia
votabiy, FOR that OF overhead lines through Russia,
where loo collects on The and breaks them down,
would be very considerable With regard to The proba
Die uitim1e cmpioynent OF the ines FAR as through
IRAN. ee.seen hng'.nd an1 India is ccncefned, there
appeals nj reasoa any both schemes sccd not be
td olt AMI the pubic arr particularly Interested 10
the establishment Of both for not only would the effect
OF competition stimulate both companies 10
oier tue creates, possible convenience 10 the public but
1t would also lend to keep the considerably below
what they would be likely 10 De under monopoly The
value OF the respective lines IN commercial point OF
view boing, 10 tunes OF peace. probably nearly equa
there can be no hesitation in saying that politically the
AnsloIndian Company has OVERWHELMING advantages.
IL war With Rus sia occurred ne te'e5roph Mrougs
thai coraty ,0ei be iess !, as, uhi'e u means " s
.dagio-ladidn lines co,d Telegraph 10 iporidn
sniicn tie rofe fm isIin 10 England II By all
means 10 be desired, however that both schemes should
be carried OUT for their establishment VIII cond.ca
larsely The interests OF peace wei facilitate the
carrying on OF the conmcrce Of tbs world
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with the s,imsi ana . set OF harness ID
his possession by vgant young Office OF the Thirty,
second ubprecinct. 10 he. since been promoted %
.o9undsnan A church bui.as named Iholcss Byrnsss
aas James Nelson. was found laly OF having broken
9 ,o oatnolic church in the village OF Wsstc sestes
h, navns stolen thererom sundry articles OF ssive<
,e voass'ns 70 the communion service He s.Nf
70 i've years 10 the State Prison Other caseJ'
&c., a'ssossa OF al folows:-Jo Roy robbery. 0rst
Isrca i've years penal servuds; ostharins Bium,
Ca,ruy uSio over 70 October term. In the case e
AZ. r Norsnfup The alleged asmpted wife poisonsss
wu'' satd its belief that no amount OF bail ooukf
wsiys vs.rs ss.urn 70 prison Of any prisoner rder
" yoe's sentence and therefore denied tn sn0tt0a
t ~. 70 me right o. the psoner to bs teAnsferrs6
nS , Sssss rrson 70 ths county jail 6scision
seIvou me nne OF $3.50 Ia the Of Toomss Of
taat no was utterly unable par e. The ds,
charge was therefore duly rsAde out After dsposlnR Il
number OF civil SUITS and business OF IN nor import.
anco the Court adjourned yesterday evening" TO meat -
tho Court House in White Pains, next wednesday vhso
the committee appointed TO draft resolutions &C. test,
ing to the hate Judge ScraghaM will submit the sesulj
OF their iabos
szsiouS AoUDssr TO LAsDasa Af cRudza's srAs,os-,
laborer named John Larsn, thrtyfour years Of aga
residing at $50 West Pwsntyssvsnth street. New York
while q. work excavating smbsnkment At Crugers
Static. yesterday. sustained severe fracture OF the les
bedes being badly bruised about the body through
ns boen crushed beneath portion OF the embank meut
which suddenly gave way. Hs subsequently copt
'eyed 70 News York by his friends and psced Belevwe
hospital, whore he wss properly cared Tor.
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wEsrCHEsrER INTELLIGENCE.

PsDrreDvGs ~ rnE COUsr ar 3zoyoao The ,pa' y
cosr, aud Court Of sessions convensi At the cou~,
House, IA Bedford. op Monday inora.ns William a
Robertson County yadss presiiinx 10 was assisted
b. Ncs,.s. o. n Conklin add NJ b. sel<maa Jrscs, ss
tho Sessions A. tribute Of respect 10 tbs me norv Of
tao lse Jsdss rrugham, m ad,ournmsn, took placs
10 The following FAY. when the proceed ngs regularly
commenced, anfhsvo since resulted in tho following
convictions ana sdntences frat tried VIVA IN Il
OF notorious snek thief, named William r. Ro,srts
wac wn found iuilty OF having stolen q gYan,lty
Mo't Haven, ths8o,h Of asl March AMI ssntsnra "a
year Ia TN sats Prison AZ sing Sing Ne vas
ais, indicted On osrgs of perjury. having sworn ths
he bad never oeen ~ Inmate OF the sans place on a
previous OCCASION. A. tho expiration Of bis term Of
ssrvitads hs wi be dealt with on this latter count
siding In New York, ses. TO the prison. Al sing 4 ~
for two yoars he havaz been founi entity Of pck,nS
ne pocxas o. maa nsnsd francs Gray. Of Harlem Al
Mott Haven during 'ai April Two painters named
Abraham aud William Yseks brothers and n MAJ
named James connoi. wsrs ea:h ssnt up for swo
naa named JoIs san' 81 Bpoas Ss'"s Tsv 70
arrested While ia tn act Of attempsns 70 sslI
unworthy disciple Of "a good !, Crsspla reosyss ana
year The next case on ae cssnar WA tb,t OF Edwsr
hampson. who, % s.a.sAn tho HEeALD lhe day after
rags on tho person of iady narnsi Baicn highly
esteemed resident Of u village of fremont on the
,s.a o. ss. Inc Asa short delibsrson tas jart
rourncu verdict OF Assault with tnisnt 70 ku the
prisoner vas sentenced ave years pe1A servftrds
hnsn 'samer was .noics ON charge Of grand isr.
csoy, olt pleaded CITY to charge OF petit !
larceny There being circumstances OF miti- |
gazing character IN thsase s-'Ss Robertson viewed
county jail Caleb FrsIss indie. on casrae Of
assault with ntont I'LL and aim 20 bali ia the
village OF Sing sing bots $40 accused ana rus
named Birdsall. both residents o. 'ne aposs lice.
aereS frrcr nlsio ana shot Blsdsli. The latter hne
however snos hearty gcsvs.sa The mater VIII CONF
up at Tho october .erm 70 no'ss nam M
teuood 10 s-ve three yeus IN the prison
Il Hps SIS smith wN NEss.al "a. kaAkAfA
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n Schooner Run Down by Steamship.
Ess sa ss. LIVERPOOL August IL, 1851
The foman steamship City Of Boston, which arrived
here yesterday from New York; reports that the 4lh
inst, wheu one day out down and sunk tue Ameri
can schooner Silva from Fayal bound to Boston. No
hves wer' lost The crew Of tho Silva brolgh. 10
this port,
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E U R 0 Pc.
By TIE CABLE TO AUGUST ls.
The French Elections and a
Heavy Opposition Gain.
ITALY Displeised with Napoleon's
Roman Policy.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

Heavy Gnin Of tho Opposition Party.
$50 s g, ssa PARta August TO- 1897
a the elections which have recently been held
Throughout the empire for members Of tho Councils
0sassN tho opposition have made very heavy gains,
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kapoioen's Roman Policy Dispiensing.
FLORENCE, August 49, 1884,
me Itaiian government 10 displeasod with the visit
Rome ofdhc French General Darnant and will soon ask
Tor change Ia tho treaty OF las. september.
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ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS Of TIVE HERALD.
Entries for the Qnecn's Gun.

Entrfes TOT tue Qu6th'B Gun.
. CowEs August q lB67.
The Queens Cup VIII be sailed for By schooners be :
longing to the squadron Tuesday, the 9th inst Tho fol-
lowing vessels entered -Escra. 16l tons j. Mulho.
land Esq. Nyanza, ga tons. tho Earl Of Wilton. tho
Commodore OF the club the Hesna 2s3 tons the Mar
gus of Conyngham, and Aiine, G. Theilusson, ESQ.,
Tns will be exciting race and full description Of u
shall 10 sont YOU
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Marina Intelligence.

GLASGOW. August le.-Thc Anchor line steamship Co.
fumbia, Captain Carnahan. from New YORK on the ID
Inst, arrived here late this afternoon. 49,
QUkEHsrova August 10.-Tha steamship Persia, Gap
eaiu Lott from New York August I, has arrived At this
por, route TO Liverpool.
The National line steamship Heyetia Captain Thomp
son, which left New York on the 50 OF August M!1yea
bOrt to-day, on the way TO Liverpool
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AaRssf De An AlLEGee osfAuL rea.

ST Lous Angus. 10 1867
young man nam 81 John J. Edwards arrested "a
Beoit Wisconsin, TO day charged with defraudng the
Union Savings Association in this city. some month";
ego Of $1S 900 Ed~ards teller Of tho bank ri the
tims. and allowed gold broker here 10 overdraw hts
account for speculative purposes IN which u = sup
posef Edwards Interested The bank VIII loso
nothios Is Id.vsrds' securities responsible men
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CONVENTION 0F C0LORED MISisTCas m
KENTUCKY.
SPECIAL rglecaAs 70 TIE asaaLo.

SPECIAL TELecHAA 70 TIE HsaALn -4e
LouByiLils. August Ia. 1867
O'clock Z. H. J
coava''on .! ths coocsi Baptist minsleus OF Ken.
tucby Ia IN session uvA.ss..-.
Willard Davis atirosaod tom yesterday BY tnvitatiohs
aud proposition 10 hold state Couy eu.iou In October
AMI was heartily endorsed
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ST LOUIS, August 10, 1907.
The parties arrested OF ST. Joseph for completely In
the burning OF the Platte river bridge waived exam
nation yesterday and bound appear at the
next term " tbs Criminal eeurs
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ttfc Pars Imposition AMI keep the larsesi selection
CsrnsglIAvN Guo PsPrs 10 NO joan. up sAusa
- * va, - ----is - !sr-r. '--fr'I- i
Az :, -. - - 49, 81 ss-<wr
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
u.r ra,esty,s Health Failing and Necessity
Of Qaict and seclssion.

frrom the London Lancet august
When fortnight since, we stated that We had good
srounds for na pubct the reasons which prevented
hay Wsisssv from prearing evening crowded assem-
bies tho statements was accepted BY the vas: majority
90 pfe Tn srs s ss been ons scspoa
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x:s ssssr B Rsssrs E n. Pr'-am .wss


Ws.,css " the back from whatever cause arising MAG
% crrce ~ me persstsnt OF RAILWAYS RnADY Rk
aIhs ~ must be taken tdll,cal oncs twics sveV
lnief wics Day, tho whole cnh OF the spiDc Lsw
ies WAC suder from weak bsok' viii immenso
ocnent from this mode OF treatment Price pei
bottle. Sold By druggists
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1 ufr,as,,sH.n, aorc,s Hair Dye.-Tte Rc-t pv.~ a.
A,,.;g Hcasc ''A 'eOl' Ai'' applied. a Ma
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..A:-t-A.-ylye Years Test. lapp,s R i,'s
.' 80 :, iot yae1malisn only Ihres loses relieve
pain. Dp BDadviY - - "a
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"'o' sTifEwhY sons fRIuMPItANT.

sTEIrwAY SONS are enabled positively TO announce
'"'' 'A' fEiIE FIRST GFnNo GOLD MEDAL FOR
ANGLICAN PIANOS N
this medal being distinctly classified urst over all oAee
American exhibitors In proof Of which tho following
OFFICIAL CERrIFIOATE
present ani members Of the International jury o.
Musical fus.ruments Is annexed - = -.
- certify that the drt goi medal for Amercaa p.ADof
awarded TO Messfs, Steirway sons
~ tA lucy OF the International Exposition
tUson Ehc list IN clsss X. ,.ar,.,rr
President Of International Jury.
GIohcEs KAsrnER, Meu.,rv.
AmnRo'ss TuOmAs NJ Ihe
En- HAEsLiOx, r,ternar;nnal
GEvAERr, f,rv
j. sJHIEDHAYER. J 80.
Tho original erth.,e together with the official cate-
ogue Of aw,ri.@ N rhich the name OF SrEIkWAxS
SONS recorded hgAt oc "a. LIST 10 at their WAk
ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR er RTTiNWAY HALL. now
anmbers ,O) aud LII East Fourteenth street New York
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Affections % the Liver, Bilious Disorders
sirk nesfichs tet are thoroushly cured By Or p
JAYEES sANAIINE PILLS. they gradually cnaDgo The
ylasd sccreous Of the Stomach and Liver and rcstoro
organs 70 healthy condition. Sold every where
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A.-cheop SOAP. Good SOAP: Natroaa q

A.-Cheap soap. Good SOAP! Natroaa Re-
CHAD sapoaer Concentrated Lye Two cents pound to-
pcro Hard Soap Twelve pound Of Soft Soap csal
Every family their soap All varieties Of soaD
easily ulade OF cofes. Is new Concentrated
Iyo fo making soap Jus dscovered In Greenland In Tie
Seas and composed mainly OF illuminate Of soda
which, when mixed With fat produces best d.
tsrsyo soap in the woeL will l5 poaads ~
god soap ~ equivalent superior hard soap Rsu
tailed by all drugss. grocsrs the United States Fuik
recipes with each Dealers obtain II Wholesale T.
each conlnny ~ boxes liberal discount OF tAq
Wholesale grocsrs fgssts in all The towns and ciso4
Of theUnitcd 5ta.cs OF CLIFFORD pEMBRRrON. Qsas
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