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" Narncr's CeoRo balsa m Is iies.iiiIY, sott--
ening and expecLoratihg.. ftie extraordinary
power IL possesses in immediately reiiev ing,
aud eventually curing. Ine mosI obstinate
cases oI Coughs. Coi,is, sore rhrDsi, ksoDehIts,
Influenza, Catarrh, hOafseness, ASthma
anu C0nsum ption almost Incredible. 30
proinpi .he reliei and certain u efoctsin all
and lungs, that thousands oil ply sicians xre
daily prescribing IL, aud one and nil say that il
10 the most healing and expecturating niedi-
cine KNOWN. Une dOse always affords relief,
aud in u'.',t cases one bottle effects cure. sold
by dru Sists. in large bottles.' Price One oilar.
II Is youi ~n fsuitiiy on stall cough Apd su1er.c
The EAIsAni Will cure. f,,-F. - ff;l.., -,
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Full and explicit directions accompany The
medlei nes. l.. -.
kvidsnce of the most responsible and reliable
character urnisned un application, WITH huh
dretis OF thousands VI iIN!nk Nitht sSes, anu
upward oil 3O,u,V unsolicited certficaies ahu
recOin tnendstorS letters, many oi Which ar
nom The highest sourver, Inciuuink erliut nj
Physicians, Clefk5 hen, Sisteshieu, eic. lbe
proprietor hss neyeI esortrd To their pubiics
ton In the newspapers; he dues not do thIs
from the isct thai nis artIcics iank Stsnu. nj
Pep ,ralions, anu do not neeu IL oe rupped a .
by certificates. "..I
Henry I. HelmbOld's Genuine
- Preparations. .
Delivered 10 any nddr,ss. Se,ure Iom "b-
ssrvntioD.
ktsbii shed upwa d Of twenty years. sold ey
Druss'sts every where. Adures iettrEs ioi
In tor alton, IN cOnndsbce Ia II sNkI 1.
HELABOl.D. Drugsist at3 Cp enaisi.
only peRo,G II. I. HkLMRoLD's Drug and
UhsiSic " Narehouse, No, 5ss Broadway. New
York, OF 70 y. T hELMB MBOLrs Mtdicsi ID pot.
ios south Isnta street, philadelphia, PA.
BEWARE OF tOuNThkfElTS Ask fos
HENRY r. HELMB0LD'sa Take No oshsf. %
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lDlxoRcEs.

Abseluts Divorces legally obtained In New
Fork, InAiAna, ultnois, and other Siates, Off
pSfsoas Hon kSy StAts OF country, legal every
&c., ssaoisat eause no puoI;ciiy. No chsrrs
pntil aiyoSee u obtsined. Advice free.
Address, MOORE 4 RICHARDSON
-..- Counseilors IT Law,
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- SSK7SN - :
PILE REMEOYa +

~ arher - fiie hemedy lxs Level lalied
mot even IL One ceSeJ ~ cure the very worst
cases Oh BilLd. itcnlpg Or bieeoipg Plies. Those
who are afhicteu should lmmeuIaleiy call Oh
their urug lst AND gel II, for II will, with the
nrsL application, instantly anoru complete re-
lei, anu a Lew ioiIo~ ihg app. Gallons are only
Iequireu 10 enect permanenL cure without
WAR kR's PILk hsnkDY Is expressly tor
the Piles anu - not Recommended eoe euIe any
viner ulsessc. IL ilas cureu many cases uI uv CT
thirty years sla2uing. Price One Dollar, FOR
.aie Dy drugeI Ists ever. where. go 20 - e .--i
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9Th. Every part Of the fire place is thus kent
bright, and reflects The heat into the r orn
7th. IL improves the draught OF all chimDeys
Sth- No dust hue Is needed in the back kwall.
9Th. II Will burn hard and soft coal, nut coal
and slack making no cinders. '-LC' ?
10th. Il does not have 20 be femovetito pat Ia
tie summer Piece, but LII, ND the front and
shove back IN TO tRelehfn4neyct - = q Ut
llth. 1t can be putin any nre place front
now in use.
i2th. 1t only costs fromf one to two dollars
more than ordinary CRATES and is no humbug
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We a@ aso purtine IT in CcokinE Stoves,
Thereby dispensinQ trifh Backg 0ls, and say ing
much expense 10 the consumer i eSlde,s pre-.
venting dust escaping when The fire is stirrs 4
Persons having the Trt pic, hanger or 81 nfff
for Them. al>o. WBRNE1s JeIS1FD CfNThR or
oross- piece 1iell canned spring . NJ lie ends
r sink n-fle middle. ard W n last D. iap n ~
eight or ten of ths ordinary kind
We also make R@il-s patent METALLIC
hEARTHs. which are superior to Marble, Stons
or Brick HsaIibS-s - .-. -..r.r ~
For The above Improvements and the superb
orSpok ing, Healing and FDapF'in sioyeS nv sde
BY US, We ask the patronage Of d. aiers AZ
consumers octi57e-ly
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Being prepared expressly for the shove COM
plants, ia hlood purifying properties, are
greater than any other preparation or S2rasa-
PAr4fiae u gives the compilation ls9 clear and
neSl ny sqtor and sstorest q patient 10 state
removing all Chfontc Constftptionai Diseases
arising rurn IN impure sfate OF the blood, xnd
She only reliable and efectual known remedy
for the cure Of Pains nd swelling OF the Bones
Ulcer9nonaot the Throat and Legs, Bletches
Pfrp pies ON the Face. rEryHpefas and ali scaly
Eruptiops OF the Skin, and tBe&utifyfng the
Cempisxion. Price. 81 50 per bottle. - mi,
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Rt4kHKSzERA HkSG Grk core
ponde& edstS ,sa
istry tl3ano nowins Of . SaiAbck'
able spa sA 49,
About Il & gsl.pa,
sssink nsa1 !. 81 ,i's d S. s Sse.s :
VIZ s%sn!sAss9 = & sps
you fes aIss -! dslss ad
f. f.; sss51 :EE|
eh9cts ers l .S hh
appsraa& eNf29 0tin3et' esltiaQDhGb20
sixtg 1kaf 1assossritV and. - 3s1c6rerea
|withs8 white ff0fh or foam e Which
upon close exapin alton appears Ike
cream of tartar on 3. WinecaSe-. n.klls
,insectA worms and other small AninaEals
'thatromesneaxs and zslse it.ssNoL fSA0T
fothyFetiaeuge efIHss Is Seea 1H4 n
uya k1SS s-E-oE5E -7ss-9g s4A1I3cAZ1 BElfk
ssS',g re Eo xzZg-as iz.isss 80 - - az -
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HENRYT. HEtMBoLD'SIMPROV-
-r- .HIH kIll t<t t,-En "a ASH ictl

P @A-- "A 4-Atr
HENRYT. HEtMBoLD'SIMPROV-
IT .''iii ED bC,oE W Ash 9si-
cannot he sui-pi,ss,u nee " s.siI, 8uJ v liz
be found Llie d Il sptStHU Isnieas every
SPEECHES ulauvoas AIis .SloI,, IL spevuIiS sra. "A
Gales FiJnp!e-, -p.i.S. Sco- QUITO DR. ness, liI-
duratIvils uf IiIs ) utaI4ea1s 1Aeil ofaGe, eIc.
dIspeis kt'uirss ana .cipivAiL AZ a. ,ii atio
hlNes, hakn, Motn iasvAvs. I's ness Ot- ScsII
or SKIN, frosi iites at,s Nj P"fi,s-es IOI hiCL
sais 90 ur Oiniiseits usess; testsav ia
IA 4 slate Ot puiIiy anu sostnsss. anu rlhsuies
continued healthy scilOn 10 -ttlv tIssue oil lite
Se~~els. ou v hich deienus the ~ ressDse cIrsr
ness aud sivsc.ty vi compieAlvu So macb
solixhi aud sumlsed, but uoweN CT SaiussDie ~
n remedy tor exirtins ueiects y the th, a. ..
IA lmf oids Rtsse "A ash ilss Isiig susialBssi its
pfinsip PEE, ciN,ni 10 7unDouuuesI p.ilOi.stke, by
possessing QUALITIES whIch rei,uer II "A lOiIet
lappenusyeIoa the nosI cup,eil lasINe and Jon-
\ ;niAi character, cOu. .Dining IN AL elegant ivI-
inuia tnose prominent requisites, safely ana
EfhcAcy iuvariaor accom- paninenlsO its
use-as PreesryatIve snd --kstresisr OF the
Compiexioo. ~ - &n tAcelicut sLo,lon for
Diseases OF u Sypnliltic Nature, ami as AN
injectioa tor utsessss's ol tue rnafy Organs.
Hrisiug ircm nso,ts vi ,dIssiI'alitsn, used All
vui Iiectlon Siih b the kxiIacts Bnchu. saI ase pa
rtlla, and Caiswua Gin pc Pills, IA such diseasee
M Recommended. cauhot be SURPASSED Price,
one DoiiaI Tel bottie.
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1..i.L.fstf I, Id THAErri-o9cu -l-.-
WHISKY or Brandy

or IN fsct "a asr tlcle IN eoiIp op use s1zt
onght to be used In every family, Every body
should give II trial. II Is a new Thing, only
gained y great name and . wonderful sale. and
whoever once tries Il will aiwsy :. recoInms nj
IL to their friends. 1t is peculiarly pleasant.
even delicious, siIti an one would be- erSzfaito
take WHISKY -xc,, II he can gel the Vine Of
Life. II Is for sale by iruRgf.ts every where, IN
quart bellies iPr ice One 1iollar We challenge,
the world % produces , purer, cheaper, and;
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NiIoyAaN leaned over the side of the
vessel to see what was going to happen,
ana nkYAuHtl Nipsti sNNP ssAfs
w4f 1slaSISs snsS Siss ,sas sssssa sas wsxsg

-At 4IE3t uOt4uf{5 5&d8Sctat&7k& W0bGs
of white foam, mountains of water
which seemed to rise as high as the
mast, and then fell down with a thuR-
dering roar. Soon the practised eye of
some of the sailors perceived little
black point rising above the waves, an .
then asainr distanee Jpreyepted them
from distinguishing it at all. They
anxiously watched the cord, and tried
10 guess, by its quicker or slowermove-
ment, the fate OF him who was unroll-
ing it. RTE3
Sometimes the cord was unrolled rap
idly. "Oh, what brave fellpwg' they
said; "see how quickly he swims!" AT
other times the unroling of the ball OF
string stopped suddenly. ePoor boy"
they said, '.he has been. drowned or
dashed against the rocksr'
This. anxiety lasted. more than an
hour; the baf Of string continued to be
unroIled, but, at, unequal periods AT
iengthit AiliPed aewly over kthet Side
the vessel, and often fell as if slacken-
ed. Tney thought jacques must have
much; dnficulty in getting through the
surf on the coast.
"Perhaps it is the corpse, of the poor
boy that the sea ,isl tossing backwards
and forwards in this way" said some
of the sailors. The captain was.deeply
grieved that he had permitted the child
to make the attempt; and dnotwithstand-
ingtheI dspezata lsituak1uHEnER sah
they were, all the crew seemed to be
thinking more of the boy than Of them
selves. ,a6VH SIEH1
All at once violent pull was given
TO the cord. This was soon followed by
a second, then by third.
ItayaSithe signal upon 70 ten
them tksIt sJacqnes AhAd reached tile
shore. A shout of joy was heard on
board the ship.
They hastened to fasten strong rope
testhecofly which wasdriwn onshofe
as fast as they could let it out, and was
firmly fastened by some Of the people
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dUFd-NTd GES FOR FIRE PA CE&
lst- IL l. caSt in one piece nd hu,ds the fine
intirpen' eni OF THE Is ckwali. t7707
2nd. II has DIR ught In. ough the rear as well
as me 'front.' oi The grafe- supplying air To all
paris ot The fuei tT,nsing perfssci cum bustjon.
81 " fs'nno clog mp. burn out, get out Of
order in any way
9Th. Tie opening between The rear bar and
the mack of The th1mney. causes strong and
coDstani upward current cf the heated air car
ry1ng The dust up the chimney and prevents
I e SCOT from blowing down. =
9Th. The fire heiiie more f,ltense at The back
of the Crate. the fuel as IL Is consumed, fails
NiIE l.':llS Il Il u hIOT.-
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4. II

These Pills are the most delightfully."- pleasant
purgatfye. supefseti us castor oil, sllIs, n4ag-
nesia, etc. There is nOtning more acceptable
TO the stomach. They Civ tone, and cause
neither nausea nor griplnf pains. Tney are
conipIsesf OF the fneH Ingredients. After n Iew
days use OF them. su,.n an nSIgoraf ION ol the
entire sy sirn takes place as TO Sp ear mi ac-
ulous TO the weak aud "ner ated, whether a is
Ing from impTuurnce or iisease.- Fl. i. n, lin
boid : Compound Fluid Extract Cataw ba Grape
Pills are not suyar-ct,ai,ti from The IA: that
sugar >osted Pills do noL dis>otve. but pass
through the stomach witf.out iissOlvirg rom
seq uentiy do not produce the desired EFFECT
THE CATAWBA g APE PILLS. being pleas
ant In taste and odor do not neces>itaie heir
being sugar coated. PRICE FIFTY ENTS
PER ROX
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HENnY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extrat Sarsaparilla

Will radically exterminate from the system
ScorfulA, SypniiIs. Fever svrss, Ulcers, sore
II yes, S;,re Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bron-
fhitis, Skin Diseases, Szit Rheum. Csukers,
hscnnings from tbe Ear, w hite Sweiiings. Tu-
morr, CAncerous Affections, Nodes, ,RIckets,
IixnduiA -Swelllnks, \ ight 81. sts, lsash Tet
yer, Humors OF all Kinds. Chronic Rheuma, ism
dyspepsia, and all diseases that have been ts-
'solished in the system ios years.
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TEsKI TEsKI-7,EI.'EET' . : E


YOU III, 5dsf I3sllss a. asioy.
me f Ekfdshipe. it, sfS
tha ~ bo1ld be something 8 ~
had - qgt lot assigned YcN 4ed
uni hiA0un plan, and he1ri0e-
sta "a at ydq5znf agfeat DE- 1et
ter a you do he very thingt 9is4
youx e5fecata = II lilnitatio "a
ODD Hons ~ F. lblx what you
ODD die pent1 are Ilcba-
bl y4qeHs 0pr -; aud e is roth
IND - thaf the pdtiant should dtike
hid lciee9x aE.aRE cektains spEaok {33et
q q SO ssIll:s $
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Satisiactien guaranteed In every cass.
So Try Us,
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MARvELLOUs STORY,

lCor. Of the Aarora UIl.l Beacon.l
HA,1O- If.IL. Aprfl 1871.
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soAPS.-The BEST for Laundry and toilet as
PINrA.-Strictly pure and very cheap.
RNISHES.-All kinds. -.rs.
sHES.-Paint. Varnish. Shoe, Cloth
all, rJIB1. -.-d tansrs Il air. 5's.-t. t'i
r -.tif frslrI GHl4 1ess a.ast ,.- tFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
A POLITICAL WILL.

The will of Daniel Cornell, a citizen of Gull
ford Chenango County, in this.stae, who died in the
Fall 1852 age of 49, contained the following Gu
rous clause;
PIN: Believing that the natural consequences Of
action based upon dictated by the political creed or
belief approved Of advocated by my daughters Cor
nelia A. Wood and Ruby Houck, have been and to
largely increase taxation is my Will that the amount
VI taxes paid by since 1861 and 70 be hereafter paid
previous TO my decease by together with the
other tax taxes to he paid from
account OF properly hereafter owned by Inc, be
considered having been paid for and account of
said ughters C0rneih A. Wood and Ruby Houck and
IL il my will and hereby direct that they receive moth
ing from my estate. either real or personal"
This will has been contested and the case Ia now on
trial The claim Is that Cornell abored under political
delusOn equivalent 10 nOnOmaDia IL has been proved
by Benjamin Slater an intelligent merchant Of Norwich,
and Of the subscribing witnesses, that when Mr..
Cornell asked him 10 sign the will witness, Mr..
Cornell made reference 70 Of his daughters and said
that the Republican party the main OF the
war, and 10 for that reason he had discarded this
dnughteTbecause she encouraged the principles OF such
party" Franklin MathewsOn OF Guilf0rd testified:
He Corne said he would he id II his daughter, who
had married id Black Republican should have one
cent his property This not far from the Summer
~ 1862 The war for the Rebellion had then
begun. He said that these soldiers OF tho
iIsib were going down South 10 feed tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
THE CENTRAL PARK MINERAL SPRINGS.

At the northern end of the Green, and a
little distance form the West Drive III the Central
Park. stands unique and costly structure
the Central Park Springs, and presided by
Schultz & Warker Of Fourteenthst. About two years
the solicitation OF eminent physicians who wished
their patients TO receive the benefit Of Spa without
leaving the city, Schultz WaTker erected this structure
at cost Of $4,000 and here they dispense pure
mineral waters from glass fountains The structure Is
octanguar pavilion of wood In the Moorish style OF
architecture with four sides projecting form recesses
where visitors may sit and sip the waters. Turned
columns with carved caps support the roof and carry
trefo wndowopenings. The body OF the structure Is
surrounded by windows Of chaste design. The mosaic
flooring Is OF costly Matterach tiles imported
many; Inthe centre stands curiously wrought foun
tain above which streams of cool water play and from
which varieties OF mineral are drawn
Encircling it IL massive counterts of marble Six
thousand persons have often paraken OF the water in
one day. '.. '..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
TIE CITY ACCOUNTS.
CAPITALISTS VS.. TAMMAYY.

The "insurrection of the capitalists" against
Tammany Hail. as the movement to compel showing VI
the city accounts has called, is claimed 10 DC sun
increasing in strength although not much tiKeu ABOUT
Lately in the newspapers The call for necth' winch
has been circulated chiefly by Lewis Balard' has To
oeived, he says up to this date, about AcOo
,ncuaing tbose Of many Democratic well as Republic
can property-holders The Committee which Is direct
ing the movement held meeting yesterday at when
was determined 10 defer public demonstrations u,i
next month, when many business men now absent VIII
have returned 1t proposed then to call mass meet
ings several 10 be held the eyeningone az tue
City Hall Park In Unionsqunre' another LII Ioi"p
kins square, another in Washington-square' ETC. was
stated yesterday that the numerous speakers eh
pected 70 address the people these meetings ID Charles
OConor though IL claimed that he has yet author
lied the use Of his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
POLICE NOTES.


Visitors TO Prospect Park last week, and On Sun
day, Aug H. Z2jsH
gas explosion yesterday, at the residence OF Mrs:
Echosou at No. "a East oheha1Fed ~
800 damage
A workshop in rear Of No. 1+0 BOwery, occupied as
la MAJ lctory Callahan damaged 900 stock BY he
last evening. Insured
An embankment at Barrow and WashinGton-sts
cyed and severely gred two BOYS Geo. van osoH ."
No. 6N, John " Bnen Of No. 637 GTeensich-S
Morris Parker of No 236 First-ave. while quarrel
Iug With STRANGERS and Pourhsve Yesterday vas
thrust through window Of store and severely injured TAKEN " Des
Hospital
man. age about 45, dressed in black coat and
end gray psn,aoons drowned YESTERDAY While Oatl9g
Battery bhhOus Ia the coat pocket vas ound eef "
Mr. Lndsiy."
Officer Mccullough Of the Third Brooklyn Pre-
rp evening thirl window OF hrs residence NO
lost bis balance and fell to the ground distance oil " ee
sustaning fatal injuries
An inouest was held Yesterday upon the body of
lame. Collins No. who committed suicide o. swal
lie hst lately become mtemfeae nd Tor NeeA
past Lad been thought insane.
Daniel Mckinley age 10, an inmate at the Roman
ca,bae Poeeorv &e.tebester
from the institution yester1 ie from ie0o" anu "S'
jared Tasen TO Bellevue Hospital
Sergeant John +. Moloney was transferred yester-
day the First tue Twentyseyenth freclnc sergeant l.
Brooks from the TSntseyenth to the Ihenth fecH'' sergeant
Augustus Weed from the thirteenth to the First Precinct
Henry Heine age H. of No III Grand-st., Brook
lv D. was run over North Seconit No. 49, in
Fst instantly killed. The lad stealing noe on te bIH OF
another and jumping OF fell under tie Nheeh oil NO :" Nn'n
moving In the opposite direction
fire was caused in the confectionery store of
FreCecE stockholm 523 Gndst Brooklyn D. BY the sIp9
Of loud lamp. The stock damaged Sl0l Ine Du
ing osuedb O. NJ LOyet and damaged 5000 insured io So"
tbe PbenI Company II BOoSyu benjamin DetHa'1f oI ~ 80
GrsnI e5esyorng eIingulA the lam' severely
burned about the face and hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
sWINDIISG FARMERS BY FALSE PROMlSsORf
NOTES.

swINDLIyG FARMERS BY FALSE PRoMIssORY
NOTES
The action of Willard Trull agf. Clark {.
Newton aud william G.. Williams came mp before Judge
Barnard at Special Term OF the Kings County Supreme
Court yesterday Both defendants farmers living IN
Gepesee County and actions brought on pronls
notes the venue being laid in Kings County: The an
swers are general denals and aege that the lnstru
mens upon forgeries In the ahdavlts II was
ALLEGED that two men, A. Albert and d. Frederick, have
been travelling round the country and stating TO farmers
that they had a patent for certain seeding fachne
which they were manufacturing in Detroit. 10 eacn
farmer they would state that they were DESTROYS or APP
pointing him their agent for the sale OF the machines
which they agreed to manufacture II the FARMER
would act as their agent IN his section OF tue
country, and after succeeding in persuading MN
10 assume that office he asked to sign agreement
that I'm ease he should sell eight machines he To
them 500 out the profits. The agreement was drawn
up In such that by tearing Off the right hand
portion il became promssory note. After farmer
had been induced to accept an agency the right mana
portion the agreement or and then the note
was offered Tor with the nearest broker or banker,
and as the signer wasAgenerally responsible man. no
difficulty experienced in dsposing OF IT, especially
when the holders offered To let IL go at discount on
the plea Of wanting money immediately These suits
are brought on OF this description and came up
yesterday motion 10 have the place or ta changed
from Kings Genesee County, where tue tr1nsdctlOhs
took place. The motion was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16
ABOUT FRINK-FINALLY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The World in the. overzealous defense
OF the Tamany Ring has not only denied the truth OF
report madeiy THE TRIBUNE, on the 'anthorityof
Mr. Samuel E. Frnk, but has endeavored by innuendo,
rather than by positive assertion, to impugn the charac-
ter Of my informant 1t nsnuated that Mr.. FIink had
been dismissed from Board OF Brokers for doing pre-
csely what the gentleman charged the Ring with doing.
The World ndhus setting pthe old cry of "stop thief"
TO avoid detection proves itself apt scholar OF the
Ring school 1t hasso lately reGnered Mr. Frlnk. my liz
fOrmant, dismissed from the Board Of stock
Brokers' Lhave been delayed in consequence OF the
absence OF certain persons from theYcity obtaining
proof Of MISSIONER, but state positively That
The World msstates the casein order to ovade the issue
MIL Valentine, formerly President OF the National
Board OF Stock Brokers' has assured that Mr. FrnK
belonged other association OF brokers than
the National Board ands ffhe Committee OF
this he trusted member The alleged Dismissal OF
Mr. Frink is characterized byMr. Valentine as utterly
false and Mr.. Frink stands high in point OF
reputationas any tho brokers the street also
conyersed somet OF the most reputable brokers IN
the vicinity the Stock Board, and while some did not
know Mr.. Frnk, others, denOuncing the attack made
upon him. youched for his good name Ia business Circles
and his entire trust Orthness III every other way.
Aep- York, Aug. Is. ISL. HARRY j. BKowER.