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General Sup't,
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OVARIAN TuM0R CURE,

Never has amcdicinc taken Internally. been
known to have cured WumOrs, either of The
has been the sole reliance in the hands Of eX-
perienced surgeons; but Dr. Railways Sar-
saparillian settles this question. 1t has cured
over twenty persons Of Ovarian Cysts and
TumOrs, rs well as TumOrs in the Bowels,
Uterus, Womb, Liver, DrOpSical Elusi0n,
AsriIes. nmn Nnlrmlnns InncrrIinnS.
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WORMS.

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Tumor of 12 Years Growth Cured by
RadWay'S ResOlyent.

BEVERLY, MASS, July is, 1869.
DR., ROADWAY: | have had ovarian Tumor
in the Oyarics and bowels. All the doctors
said there was no help for it. | tried every
thing that was recommended, but nothing
helped me. Isaw your ResOlvent and thought
! would try it, but had no faith in it, because
| had suffered for IL years. ! took six bottles
Of the Rcsolvent, one box of Railways Pills,
and used two bottles of your Ready Relief, and
there is not 4 sign Of Il tumor to be seen or
felt, and | feel better. smarter and happier
than l have for ~ years. The worst tmnor
was in the left side OF the bowels, over the
groin. | write this to you for the benefit of
others. You can publish it IL you choose.
u KNAPP
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AN LETTER

From n prominent gentleman and resident of
Cincinnati, Ohio, for the past forty years well
known to the newspaper publishers through
out the United States:
NEW YORK, Oct. nth, 1870.
DIR. RADwAY-Dear Sir: am induCedby n
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statement of the working Of your medicine on
myself, For several years | have been allict-
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ture in the uretha, as also inflammation of the
kidneys and bladder, and gave il as their
opinion that my age-73 years would prevent
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remedies; and some four months ago | read u
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j. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, D,
Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by Drug.
gists everywhere, and at DIR. Railways, No. 32
Warren, cor. Church ST., n. Y.
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eSTOEE LINE"

JLEVELANp, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI
and iNEiANAP0LIS Railway, via CREST.
line. . '.I. lI.
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DEE LINE,

CLENELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY.
Trains will leave Columbus and Crest
line and arrive at point named below ms lni-
lows.
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&ETTCAGO
"QUINCY ROUTE,''

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nlents IN halfway travelling, purchase tickets
via the HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH SHORT LINE.
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CoLu'DUs DIV. NIGHT GIN. FAST
ENpRng4 ENnnEnn lunnnu
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GSBn New and elegant Day Coaches and
two daily lines of Pullman's Palace Sleeping
Cars are run through from KANSAS CITY
to Quincy, Galcsburg, Mendoza and
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Time Tables.

Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes,
The most perfect protection against acct
dents in the world.
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CUsTARD PUDDING. - Stir a
quart of milk very gradually
into half a pint of aour-mix
it free from Jumps, and put to
it seven eggs, beaten with three
table spoonfuls of sugar, a tea
spoonful of salt and half of a
grated nutmeg. Bake it three
quarters fan hour.
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Having purchased new type and material
for our
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Southern New-York Baptist Association
held its third annual meeting in the South Baptist
Church. in West TweEty-ftbst.. yesterday. The Row.
G. Rhodes. Moderator. called the Association to order
TIE proceedings opened with prayer by the Rev.
D. Henry Miller, and the annual sermon was preached
by the Rev j. J. Browner. The annual election resulted
IN the choice Of j. Browner Moderator G. C. Norton
and James L. Hastie AZ Clerks, r. q. Cornell Treas
urer and T. r. Hilmgn Secretary of Correspondence
In tho afternoon tho Rev. Mr. Stovel Of London said
that IL was only just his part 10 acknowledge that his
first acts OF fellowship with his church IN America orig
mated IN grounds for regret. 10 when KnibD Ned
for ms life from Jamaica landed IN New York and there
noted tho features of American Slavery IL occurred to
him that an appeal Christian love and Christian prn
cipe la tho churches OF America formed resource
which ought TO be used. That measure was the hrst
great practical union between him and the American
churches. From that time he had watched with intense
carnestncss al the movements OF American society
which led TO emancipation and iis varied rrsnlls. lie
defined tue objects OF the Baptist Union OF Great Brit
ain and urged the oNpedency NJ forming similar body
in this country Tho suggestion Of Mr. stOyel was at
once embodied in a resolution by Dr. Gillette ana
adopted by the Association. The evening session was
consumed in exercises relative mainly 20 sunday schools
and IueIr maintenance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Memorial services wcro held ycstcrdaY. in
81 Psurs church boston over rensins Of Bhop Rhisl
Tho Hon Samuel L.. 1iey, tbs Canadian
Nnier Of Cu.oms Qae5ec tho steamer As'a- re-
terday
... The divers at work on the wrecked steamer
ABtc report syeri h03c. tlt 81 swehrss~l ""sa-s
ca cntlngl-d IN Toe xIecS.
Indian Agent Adams and the party 81 Uts
chief, signed Win Commissioner Dls'' sA''
reached Denver on the way 10 Washington
The Philadelphia Musical Association electen.
reseiay fol0ung oeTs: President Thomas HGfnni ns
President q. Stos Secretary J. G. Hem Treasurer 'oo' BOA
800. The number of employees discharged at Gin,
money has been oTers n EEL s
generally expressed that farther etseons ell be- ne
800 The first rail was laid yesterday on tho
Railway from Rochester = Ssism.ncs coo
meeting Atlantic and Western the Ne~ tsrk Cent-
ROsd.
800 In The Superior Court of Chicago. on Monday.
JUICE Corr refusing permit OF -sts too
in Ch,Hsry snd announced has ssafer all rS
must be tried in open court
Returns have been received on the single capt.
question Connecticut IT. H1rrf Cosrqat joe from st
State AID the foongs Yea 36Sf3. No.
$40 making majority favor OF Hartford a. tie solo capital ~
O,2O0
- The ease of Clement Scott agt. Stephen Flslls.
proprietor Of LoaiOn. Tor libel ened Yesterday b s
the plaintiff FsAe threatens To oos an
seton mcps prosecution The Courtroom cssAlel VIA
theatrical celebrities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
rnE YAcHr META MESSING.

Tho yacht Meta, which so obstinately con-
t,pued ler cllg,a, Monday. in hor race with the
Vision for tho Challenges cup, despite tao storm which
yas racing ana the warning VI the Judges board the
,teht haJ noi been seen or heard Of and doubts
mr. sut.rtlneL T. her safety aud that OF those
loard. Tao wind viii was blowing would drive her
e. ,ard tho delaware Breakwater, and two vessels which
arrived sos .dly b. way OF tue Southern route from
n.yana were boarded ana their oflects eagerly ques-
t,,r.d. but they had neither heard or her
Apureirr .u pctca "A by the fact that Just previous
~ ne start tie ~ "a transferred her small boat ~ sa9
lgeichrr uul seqgehty " auy disaster happeued
tmsls Ot cscI pr cut on IN that direction. Capt.
I.rrt. IL B-7g, her owner. WAS for many years eaps
tam pl tridn. vessel plying between hrcmeh SUI
iis ,ori g'pi. Joseph EtssOr, =. las salnk pas.oj
Lr ilopppca iudgo fOr tho VsiVl Mr.. AcsernAun" VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
BOSTON, ANNEXATION.
WEST RoABURY, BRIGHTON. AND CHARLESf0WN
ANNEXED-BROOKLINE REFUSES.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUygI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REFUSES.
lnr TELEGRAPH To TIIB TRIBUSE.l
Boston, Oct. THE result of to-days vote
Is the union OF CharstOwn West Roxbury, and Brigl
ton 20 Boston while Brookne, after Of the most cx
cling elections ever known IN tho town, has voted
for an Independent municipality by majority
OF over 400 Tho campaign has boon sharp
and decisive, and the victory has been com
piete. In CIarlestown more than two-thirds OF the
whole number OF voters enrolled had their votes re-
corded, wInle IN Brookline, Wost Roxbury and
Brighton such heavy vote was mover cast Before On
the nrst OF January next when the accepted to-day
will go into effect. Boston will become city OF 4ss
habitans, with valuation OF sT65 70G5l Tho
ton Of Chareatown brings Bunker Hill within the limits
OF BOSTON, gives access to supply OF water which will
DO suincleht Tor tho next eight or ten years,
ana , 5rinEs ne Nayy-Yard and both sides OF
tno CnareS RIVER and all Boston harbor within
city Jurisdiction. The freight stations OF the
Boston and Lowell, Maine Fichburg AMI Eastern Roll
roads are also brought within the limits OF the oty
proper anu many dlhcuas incident TO the cOnsgning
OF vessels 70 the Charestown side OF the river
avoided by gaining control Of Brighton the city gets
autoItv Oyer lts cattle markets. ana obtains one OF
the finest places for sub rban residences in Massachu
setts The streets of the town wide aud we'll laid
OUT anu are considered better than those other
town IN New-England West Roxbury, like the other
two places named in excellent condition financially,
and IS one OF the weaest towns IN the State. This
too, Is largely settled by Boston merchants Boston
Brehton hafu ~ and three wards OF CharcstOWn he
come respectively Wards o. q, and D. The Board OF
AIderleh Oh tho city VIII not DO Increased IN number,
but each new ward will be entitled 10 thaeecon Of two
members to the Common Council. which will thas DO
increased 10 "a nembers proseuL ward Of the city
boinS entitled to four
lGEHEBAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
BoSToN, Oct. 1.-The question Of annexation
voted upon to-day called out only light vote in Boston.
but the citizens OF the suburbs turned out in cOnsd
erabo force The result is the annexation OF Charles
town. Brighton and West Roxbury to Boston, Brookno
alone voting No. The vote of Boston For Charles
town. $3.50 Yea, 1853 No Brookine, 6205 Yes l5l6 No
West Roxbury, 6l0 Yes, 1883 No BRIGHTON, b62S Yes.
2.la3 No The Of Brighton 1G2l Yes, 12J No;
West ROXbury 20 Yes 6lJ No; CharlestO"n, 1910 Yes,
l,of No; BrOOkinp, 299 Yas, 7CC No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The following were yesterdays receipts Mt
the Controllers Office Taxes OF 1873 discount OF.
about S269OOO; assessments streotopenngs and I'm
proyements and interest s2,3C5 II arrears Of taxes
Sruton water rsrts ana penalties S72l 81 house rent
ana market fees sl,l6l AZ; leenses, Marslals Office
t73; fees judicial District Court ~ costs, Depart
meut Of Build Igs, So. Total, s2s5,sii %.
At yesterdays meeting of the Board of
Health IL WA cded prosecute street railroad com
pan,s not complying with the ordinance requiring the
us II gates on he front platforms Five hundred and
scn deaths were reported FOR last week. which
ecrease OF ca from record OF the previous week
There were M d lths from smallpox The Guys death
rate Was RED 10 be 1885 In 1000 During the last
80, of Srnt mer In London the death rate 10 per
an. Par,s o Ednburch. 49,; Bristol, q; Liverpool
"a. Iiern, l. vienna, % Rome. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
lGENEBAL Pnrss DIsPArCH.l
TIE LIST DUPLICATION.

YEARS OF UNDISCOVERED ENLIGHTENMENT By A
LOWELL CASHIRR-IIs FINAL DETECTION.
LOWELL, Oct. Much excitement has been
caused here by the report large detacation by tho
Cashier Of the Merchants National Bank. john N.
Pierce, r, VINO also Treasurer OF tho Central Savings
Bank As near be learned tho amount OF the
defalcaton IA between $4,000 and sb90)) Mr.. Pierce
personally handed in his resignation this forenoon, and
has made transfer OF his property TO reimburse In
part tho deficit the amount OF winch is not OIL
caily given. Col. Needhan has been sent for 1t "a
probable that the irregularities have been running for
several OF and known 10 some OF the officers
The bond Of the cashier has not been discovered He,
however expresses willingness to pay possible but
the general impression ia that he has lived beyond his
means. The bank continues It's usual business. The
Central Savings Bank has suffered no damage. DR.. j.
c. Aver who Is largely interested in the bank says That
full particulars will be gwen Pierce has family
Of several children.
LATER-The officers Of the Merchants Bank say that
the irregularities In the account Of tho cashier is be-
came known to them early last week. one or the
directors says that the deficit must nave begun while 1t
WAS State bank and that the Ter had successfully
avoided the detection OF both directors and bank eK
aminers up 70 the pre- sent time No error was dScOy-
cred in making up the for the October divi
dend Pierce acknowledges tbs charge. The "a lure To
fulfill promis, III Second National Bank OF Boston
to honor checks led ~ an examination ana exposure
U "a stated By one Of he directors Of tne Merchants
Bank that Pierce had money Of the bank amounting TO
about sl75OJO at one tme or whlcn 40 mas Ieturnet
surplus of about five per cent IA absorbed Pierce DIs
not had the koy for days IL Is ruoied that he has lett
the city.
L,rLsr.-The trustees Of the Central SAVINGS Bank,
assisted by experts have examined the accounts Of the
Treasurer j. N. Pierce r., who was present and hnd
them correct and the funds safe. Col Necdham Exam
iner and Board of Directors OF the Merchants Bank
are cngascd Jhls evening" III eAdhh'nt 'Ao Vi
that BANK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
SUBURBAN CRIMES.
SUBURBAN OAl
FIIE JERSEY CITY MALPRACTICE CAsE-rIW PLY

TIIE JERSEY CITY MALPRACTICE CAsE-rIR Ply
sICr,N ARRESTED.
The case Of Ida W. Vail, the victim of the
alleged abOrtionsi, Madame Metzer, and her accom-.
pces was yesterday the engrOssng topic OF cOnycrSa-
lion among residents OK Jersey City. large crowd Of
curious people were gathered about the little candy
store around the corner" where the body Of the girl
was found although the house locked and sealed, and
no one will b. admitted until the inquest Is held by
tho Coroner, on Friday night. Mrs. Metzer
was examined, yesterday, BY Judge Reese to
obtain evidence upon which TO demand a rcqusition
from Gov. Parker to enforce the appearance OF Dr.
James Comins OF No. 143 West Twentysxth-S Of this
city who was arrested last night and lodged I'm the
masked who performed Tho operation which
caused the death of Ida W. Vail When Dr. COnins was
Can't Van Rieper OF the Second Precinct Jersey City,
who made the arrest, he was asked u lie
knew why IN was arrested, ana repHcd. y" On
L suppose il Is about that jersey matter" ana when
asked the name OF the slr replied that he did not re-
member it, Tue friends Of the victim arrived in Jersey
city yesterday ana cOnyeved the remains to Newark
before Police Justice Reese in relation TO the
case. and subsequently Med IL IN New
Ths prisoners counsel advised hun to make no resist
aucc as removal to NewJersey was only matter Of
across the river the Second Precinct otdt0nhOuse
He will be examined ,O-Gdy, with MIS- Merccla Mezcr,
the alleged abortonst Aonzo r kim0al the supposed
seduerr deceased, aud Frederick l. CrOzor the
30u of Mrs. Metzcr. Mrs MetACr made statement
Monday which supplemented by an affidavit before
Jndce Geese Yesterday, to tho effect that DIR. j. II.
Solns of It3 East twenty al xh-st had performed the
operation which resulted IN the death OF ldI W. VAIL
Justice Bcd0 IN his charge 10 the Grand jury OF
the HadsOn County Court OF Oyer and rermlner,
which opened yesterday morning, made most eiaDO-
rate charge dwet upon tho ssiy of harsher meas
ures in cases Ompoundng elOnes, OF assault aud
battery, ana of homicide and explained at length the
laws bearing upon ABORTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
nAxrRR-At Blatl,nd.. On

pAxrRRAt B,sd. On MONDAY the 9Th inst Barter.
wao" o. TIE lis Sss.e' o tfIy iSi 70 s,tea , uuer.i
Fatands Reformed Church. on Nednesy tbs o'l INST A
O'Clock p N.
BERRIANA Rafael California Aug b. 1873 william 'e'ns"
r ruaersl services will take place Unitarian cSar
Of Chgtoa anu ,Vas IS -, btoo4{ % :, -
inytol 0 steDL
BoARDMAS-Oo Monday evening, Oct Norman Bo,rcm.a
services THURSDAY On mss at 10 At bis late 'esdeH' ne
7 East Thirty-ioanhst.
CARMICABIIn this city on Tuesday Oct T. janet ir'e 'nf
child ogstnon T. and AuI,e C. Cafutrlaet
Funeral ro 322 Twesy THURSDAY Oct o. st2P
CAsk-suden o. Anna widow Of the .s DR. J. H.
Ia "a ~ f o 81 The fsy are respectfully invited 10 .,ti
wednesday, from her late re''dess ITO
Bsgest, Albany. N. l.
pswIrrsulaeny on Sunday Oct O. Eliza A. w.term.n Osa'<
Relatives invited aeod .se iaOer ssrnce' ..
Dutch Church LI lace, Fourth st. without loS's
notice
pusBRow-on Monday g. Samuel w Dibrow ia 'as OOH rear
TO and friends Of the family respectfully sv;ei attend
IN, uneIsi on THURSDAY tie lIsi O'Clock from We
Ceptai NJ r. Canel, South riahst, wililmsbsrgh
Aldo, M,ndv Oct Pigerah aged %
and friends Of the family are invited 70 ,as .'0e,
a j,S% a' A. a on weaesday DC, as Gcloes m
HALsgY-on Monday Oct, a. hi. lie residence css's''s
Brooklyn, VIM Iassl IN the Ii ,eas o. n sse , ,. 49,
respectfully Invited attend the ianr on Wednes'y shernosn a,
% ocE Church Of the Messiah, corner Of Geeas ana
CierInontaveA
KELLOGG-p Brooklyn Oct g. Mrs ErlabehKsIOeg IN the sls
Fuse on wednesday o O'Clock from the re.dsao, a
H. Van brant SOaa Df"oA-
In
MAIY.t Yor~at Conn., suniay Oct 1873 sy'ss, Mas tt
the Arm OF BzoN MANI aged 50 mOnths. and II days
,sryirrs T. Charh Soah Noraak "Wednesday Oct
b 1873 tlIs The fneads Invited 70 attend sishsss
a. nl for South sofw,s where e,r,ss, viii v,ss
MERRTT-At r. Tuesday, De-. z. 1873. John lar.
ooy John and Ellen Bacon Merritt aged 9monthA
Of the ng invited TO attend the ianrts
bis grandmother. Mrs Joho J. Merritt Nc ia
Columbia Hgnt Brooklyn on THURSDAY Oct o. at o'clock
MERRTroD SUNDAY Oct o. at Ivnhusi ngiOn tho Hsdsos.
George Merritt, IN the 9Th yeir Of bis age. -,
Par Church ngton wednesday Afternoon abS
o'clock Hudson River Raaay Staou rorJ sseead
At, At Oeoe returning leaves I'ingon al a;J6 for Forsr
second-st
sPMANn BrooklyD the morning Of Tuesday oo T. Caleb IL
sAipnan in the 77th rear Of his age 49,,
Relatives and friends are sni b funeral fon bis late rus
dsnoe 253 CutonATe rharsiaJ the 9th ins o.
sKAAts-In Broosfn Gideon Skss rossss 80
of he late David ]. Skaats the 33 Of his
viii held Oat.ro CosaJ f' %
Thursday. 9Th OcsoOer inst
sHINE-ocL z, Patrick Shine native % A1a''ne o"sn"
Iend. in the 2Oh year OF bis 49, -, - s,..x as Mar.
Fuueral place ron the residence o' u" '''
BrooklJp. Thursday, Oct y al "a oeioea
TATR-In Brooklyn 1873 Mar Jaas ga Of Auea i's
LIST Of her age - -. -. -..n~.,6.u, H..
ai to attend daerai WEDNESDAY stsnoo1 ~ yNioes
nm III. CIR Coeeorcsh bear "" 'sh"e' hses
uotige
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
CAPT. HALLS DEATH.

~ me RdflOr Of The Irtbune.
Sir: Beng a constant reader of your paper,
-,e noticed with pleasure the prominence given by
o., N matters OF scientific import. The interest mani
I..I NV The thinking public upon the late Poaris ex
I,n Will, trust. be considered by you sufficient
sor n sr,nestion from me. The manner OF the
6-atb Of Capt han is subject of grave Comment and
VII 1ew to the calculation OF tg E surround
Nv ,r, intends sending for the BODY so that by
ical gnalysls the cause Of death may ~ s 10 e,e
N I'd ~ nose who appear 10 be the subjects 81 grave
.,,-'Yi.. - II not indeed ins!nuatloDs' y D. y
..,,. yOt.. oct 6, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Produce Exchange resolved yesterday
TO apply for readmittance to the National Board Of
Trade which viii meet in Chicago. Delegates will DO
appointed to-day.
The Rev. NJ. Cohen Stuart of Rotterdam,
Holland will read paper before the Historical Society
this evening entitled, THE Pilgrim Fathers First
Worship IN North America"
A meeting will be held at Cosmopolitan Hall
tonight by Company @, Emmett Legion. IL will DO
addressed by Gen. Thomas +. BOurke, Thomas Clark
Liby. Gen. d. T. Bourke. Cen L. +. Miller, Col. do
COurcey, aud Others
The Rev. Joseph Parker, ID. d., the elo-
0uent London preacher aud author OF tho Dauer Tue