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The New York herald., 1875-08-25
JEALOUSY AT NEWPORT.

TWO WALTERS AT THE CLIFF COTTAGES QUARREL
ABOUT GIRI-oNE sTABs THE OTHER PROB
ABLY FATALLY-GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE
HOTEL KITCHEN AND AMONG THE GUESTS.
NEWPORT, r. l., August "a 1875
A probable murder committed this evening at the
hotel connected with the Cliff Cottage Association 1t
appears of the walters in Cottage No. l. named
Jeremiah A. Crump of Washington aged eighteen,
went into the hotel upon erand for tho occupants of
the cottage few moments aftcrward angry words
passed between him and Samuel b. Lowden, head
waiter in the hotel which resulted in Crump sezing
huge carving knife and pungng it into the left side OF
Lowdcn near the lung, nnictng CHASTITY wound. An
alarm at gwen and the occupants of all the
cottages, eight in number, together with the hotel
guests rushed out Of doors and to the hotel kitchen
The wounded man was removed to his room and Dr.
Mott was summoned, who stated that he could not live
until the morning.
Crump made no effort to escape, and policeman
conveyed him to the station house. When questionol
tonight in relation to the affair he burst tears and
exclaimed "Oh, I've killed him I've killed him ~
After being informed that the man alive he refused
to say anything about the afray. He is but mere lad
and his employers state that he has proved himself
be an efficient servant Lowden also belongs to Wash
ington and Is twenty five years Of age.
The proprietor of the hotel w. A. Austn) states that
Crump has proved TO be pcaceabc and efficient en-
ploye, and he at loss to account for the sad affair
STORY OF AN EYE WITNESS
George w. Howard in statement made this evening
says-l work at the hotel. was cleaning fish out
side the kitchen, when | noticed both men coming
down stairs with knives in their hands Jerry
had a carving knife and Lowden a penknife.
Crump stabbed Lowden, and directly aerward he
the knife out of the mans side and Immediately took
it from him. then caught hold of Lowdcn, ondcavor
ing persuade him not TO toward Crump; but no
insisted and struggled to get away from The loss
Of blood told upon him. for with every struggle
the blood ooZcd out Of the wounded mans side he
soon had to succunb when he handed to somo
servants by and they took charge of him. | held
TO Jerry until the arrival of the police.
LOVELY WOMAN.
There Is no doubt but that the that both
men were paying attention to the same girl who was
living next door. Crump didn't like his fellow waiter
paying addresses 10 her and he, being only eighteen
showed more manliness than the other for the girl
only about thirteen years Of age.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
THE SEyENTY-FIRST.

ENcAMPAlENT OF THE REGIMENT AT OAKLAND
BEACH-rHEIR ARRIVAL YEsTERDAY-GENERAns
BURNsIDE's ADDRESS OF wELCoME-THE DRESS
PARADE AND BREAKFAST.
OAKLAND BEACH, r. L., August "a, 1875
The Sevcnty-nrst regiment, OF New York. under the
command of Colonel Voss reached here at halfpast
eleven O'clock accompanied by the United Train Arti
ery and section of the Rhode Island Marine Artillery
RECEPTION GENERAL BURNSIDE.
The regiment received by General Burnside, who
delivered very admirable speech of welcome This
was replied to behalf Of his command by Colonel
Noss After these very pleasant proceedings were
brought to close the camping ground was taken pos
session Of and the prelmnaries entered into foB
the regular routine camp duty.
The dress parade, which was formed at quarter to
five O'clock witnessed by thousands Of spectators
Governor Lpptt and Quarermaster General Dennis OF
Rhode Island present. The weather all that
could be desired and the entry of the troops had tho
effect of originating general holiday among the people.
STRENGTH THE
There present in the field of the regiment three
field stan. nineteen line officers and 2S5 rank and
file.
BREAKFAST
The regiment took train at Stoningon for Providence
at halfpas six, reaching the latter place by eight
O'Clock The New Workers received by the United
Train Artillery and other corps at the depot, and
salute fred The forces of both the States marched
through the principal streets and then breaksted
Howard Hall. Speeches were made by General Le-
favour and by Colonel Voss of the Seventy first, New
York The regiments, accompanied by their friends,
O'Clock A. NJ for the camp at Oakland Beach, sixteen
miles Off
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and proprietor Times must have changed for the bet
ter with the ex-prsOn clerk since Canter him IN
1869 as the writer after good deal OF scrutiny failed
discover any indications OF either hunger poverty
about him yesterday.
on being asked how long he had known Canter in
prison Mr. Chds replied, ''About five years
'sWhat do you think Of himg' was next remarked by
the writer.
sMy belief is that Jack is
PARTLY INSANE PLIGHTY.
Tho principal trait In his character is that he Is an
ncorrigbe liar and possesses inventive faculty fO
cOncocIing tissue Of lies that is most extraordi
nary. When we found out that he had been rcceiv'
ing money from the convicts for shortening
cent and only after he had been severely pun
shed and placed in solitary confinement besides being
confronted with of those who had actually paid
him money, that he acknowledged his guilt"
A POOR HUNGRY
"Canter intimates that you were very hungry In
1869 What does he meanY"
Il do not know as not in embarrassed circum-
stances when assumed my duties the prison. having
up TO that time been filling comfortable position under
the United States. Canter makes another mistake
when he states that was there in January, 1862
did not go there until the following month His alter
ing terms Of sentences commenced long before
Warden Nelson and myself went to the prison,
but after being caught he never was allowed
In the Office again. What he has written is not worth
noticing, for any who is acquainted with Cantor
knows that he would not hesitate TO the most
absurd yet apparently reasonable, story IL il could by
any possibility assist him in gaining his
liberty He has spent than thirty years prison
and seems TO have mania for prison life. All |
say in conclusion is that am ready to be nvesti-
gated at any time.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
JUDGE LYNCH IN FLORIDA.

TWO PRISONERS TAKEN OUT OF JAIL BY MOB
AND LYNCHED-A WOMAN IN CHARGE OF A
JAIL AND ACTING AS JAILEREss.
PENSACOLA, August 21 1875.
Coroner's inquest held here to-day the
bodies of two men, named Je Brown and Morris Morse
These men had been taken out of tho JAIL where they
were confined for committing a criminal assault upon a
woman, by an indignant mob, this morning, and
dragged vacant lot of Sarragossa and Florida
Blanca Streets Seville square, opposite the Episcopal
church, and there they hanged two trees and
then shot at.
The Pensacola Gazette publishes in full the evidence
taken before the Coroner, and ii includes that of
woman, Mrs Broughton, who lives on the Jail premises
and is ailcr de fdcto, ailercss The ailcr Richard
Evans, in his testimony, gives the following explana-
ton of the mode OF release:--
81 asked of Mrs Broughton how the prisoners
got out of Jail She said that a crowd of about 100
came there broke the door and got them out then
asked her If she had the key she said she had then
asked her if they had taken the key she said they had
not-thc key there; they there and unlocked
and locked the door, she heard it unlocked and locked
then got the key from her and unlocked the front
door, and found that the staple of the inside door
drawn out and found lock and staple the ground in
of the door.
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HONORS TO THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
A SECOND BANQUET AT SOUTHAMPTON TO AD-
M1RAL woRDEN AND HIS OFFICERS.

SECOND BANQUET AT SOUTHAMPTON TO ADJ
MRAL woRDEN AND HIS OFFICERS
SOUTHAMPTON, August "a, 1875
The banquet rendered the officers OF tho American
squadron in the harbor, by tho corporation of South
Rmpton, was given to night
Thirty American officers present Among the
guests the American Consul the members of the
House of Commons for Stafford, Right Hon. W. Cowper
Temple, member for South Hampshire, Commodore
Commerel, and large number OF local notablities
SPEECH MAYOR SOUTHAMPTON
The Mayor of Southampton proposed the health OF
Admiral Worden and the other American guests, and
warmly euogzcd the galantry of the American Navy
Ho said no felt most sincere pleasure in welcoming tho
guests the city, referred TO the distinguished
of Admiral worden during the late American civil war;
wished America prosperous future and hoped she and
England would continue hand in hand examples Of
peace and unity.
Admiral worden briefly thanked the Mayor for his
kind expressions about himself and his country which,
the Admiral said fully reciprocated by his country
men.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMEN-
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuISGTON, Wednesday, August 25-l A. NJ.
Probabilities

OFFICE oP TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFPrcER
WAsuISGToS Wednesday, August 25-l A. NJ
Probabilities
For New England and the Middle States clearing and
cool weather. with norhcrly Winds vecring to eascry
and southcrly, and high but slowly falling barometer
For the South Atlantic States, light rains near the
coast and fair weather in the Interior with low tcmpera-
turc, north TO east winds and stationary or rising
barometer during The day, followed by falling barometer
For the Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
ccar and fair weather and rising temperature, with
castery to southory winds and stationary or falling
barometer
For the lake region, partly cloudy and cool weather,
cascry to sonhcrly winds, falling barometer and liaht
rains in Michigan and Wisconsin.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
increasing coudncss and OF rain, with warmer
weather. southeast to southwest winds and falling ba
rOmotcr.
The Ohio River will continue to fall The Mssissippi
will fall at the stations above vicksburg and remain
stationary at that station.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
DONALDSON HEARD FROM.

BOTTLE WASHED AsHoRE-A MESSAGE FROM
DONALDSON, ''wILL SURELY LAND ON THE
IAKE"-TnE WRITING WE'LL PRESERVED
PoaT HorE Mich, August "a 1875
A bottle was found washed ashore this morning
containing the followng:-
"oyer Lake Michigan at eight p NJ. Of the evening Of
starting about thirty miles from Chicago and about
5000 feet high gale is coming from the northeast
The balloon is getting out Of ordor the gas escaping
fast Can't remain up much longer viii surely land
in the lake. Fearful storm DONALDSON"
Tho writing is we'll preserved
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AMERICAN OFFICERS INSULTED.
LoNpoN, August Pc A.

THE RABBLE OF TR1poLI HooT PARTY FROM
THE UNITED STATES WAR VESSELS CONGRESS
AND HARTFORD
LONDON, August "A, 1875
The American war steamers Congress and Hartford
arrived at Tripo Saturday night number OF
officers who landed from the Congress- hooted by
the rabbe
Satisfaction was given for the insults to the officers
who landed, but not for the previous insult to the
American Consul Up to Sunday night both vessels
remained at Tripo.
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SERIES OF RAILROAD ACCI-
DENTS.
Monnlsrowx. n. j.. Anaust "a. 1s7h.

YOUNGSTOWN n. j., august q, $50
BY a collision between coal train and an engine on
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad near
Port Morris, Monday night, both engines dam
aged and the track blocked for several hours This
morning temporary switch around the break got out
Of order and threw large number Of coal OF tho
track again blocking the road At ten A. VI. to-day in
the place collision occurred caused by using
only track whilo repairs going on between a
wildcat coal train and the regular freight train by
which both engines smashed aud the fireman OF
the coal engine Killed The road is open.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
A M u S E M E N T S.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE

Big Bonanza" has been revived at this house for
week. with many of the old favortes in the cast This
piece continues to be received with the favor by
The audience when first produced II will be with
drawn however, at the end of the week to make way
for the Mexican Juvenile Opera troupe which appears
in the "Grand Duchess"
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
MUSICAL AND pnAMAr1o NOTES.

"By large majority" Is phrase which will probably
become popular as 'Thcros millions in it."
Miss Bessie Darling the wcll-known society actress
begins her starring tour next Monday Sho opens then
the Theatre Royal, Montreal her new sensation
drama of 'Zllah"
1t is well known in dramatic circles that Mr. Florence
has made prominent Washington legislator the model
for his character Of tho Hon. Bordwel Sote in tho
new American drama, "The Almighty Dollar" now IN
preparation at the Park Theatre
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
THE KHOKAND REVOLT.

WHAT RUSSIA DEMANDS OF THE REBELS.
LONDON, August "a, 1875.
The Russian General Kaufman has replied to the
khokand rebels agreeing TO acknowledge the Khan
# Russia be ndomni1ed for losses by the nsurrection
and the treaties between the Russian government and
The Khan be accepted and observed by the one
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
Gu,MonE's coycEnr GARDEN.

Mr.. Gilmore repeated last night tho fine programme
with which he greeted the American rife team on
Monday evening Tho beautiful garden was crowded to
its fullest extent and the band showed forth in its
brilliant light Arbucklo played aria from "Attila'
on the cornet and Levy gave the instrument
Opcrti's dashng polka dedicated to the American rifle
team. VOght, Gounod Rossin, Verdi, Weber, Moore
Gilmore and Operti supplied the music this occasion
The band constantly increases in power Of tone per-
faction of playing.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
QUEENS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Republican Central Committee OF Queens County
held meeting yesterday afternoon aud settled upon
the apportonmcnt Of delegates it from the various
towns in the county, as ollows-Hcmpsead IL North
Hampstead 81 Ncwtown 8 Oyster Bay, s; Jamaica a;
Flushing, III Long bland City J. The place for mold
ing Tue county convention fixed the Court House
at North Hampstead and the time was left 10 the dis
crcton OF the officers OF tho Central Commttea
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS

Tho Kings County Republican General Committee at
meeting held last night in Sawyers Hail. Jay and Full
ton streets appointed Tuesday, August 81 the date
for holding the ward primaries aud September 2 for
the Assembly Convention TO elect delegates 10 the Re
publican State Convention
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
ENGLISH CROP REVIEW.

AN IMPORTANT CABLE ERROR CORRECTED.
In consequence OF an error made in course OF its
transmission by cable the Mark Lane Express crop re-
view published yesterday morning was made to say Of
wheat in England: "Ncw samples look well in compar-
son with those OF last year" correction of this
passage has been received from the cable company to-
day, making II read New samples look poor in com
parIson with those OF last year"
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
THE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.

A SERIOUS DIsTEMPBR SPREADING RAPIDLY
AMONG ENGLISH CATTLE.
LONDON August "a, 1875
The foot and mouth disease has broken out with
great vruence in Dorsetshirc where II, 900 animals
are down with It. The disomper is spreading rapidly
TO other parts of England.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
o'BALDwIN, TEE GIANT, DYING.

The celebrated giant o'Baldwin who has but
Gently been discharged from Moyamensing Prison,
Philadelphia after serving two years. term arrived in
this city last week. and taken sick at the house OF
Felix Larin, Charlton street, where no lies in
very critical state from lung disease II SAID that he
cannot live The report that he had sent challenge
to fight Tom Allen, Joe Coburn, Rookie and McCool 10
without foundation
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
AUSTRALIAN VERSION OF THE AFFAIR.

MELBOURNE, August "a, 1875.
The Commodore, james G. Goodcnough, commanding
the British squadron in Australian waters, died the
Goth inst. He had been wounded by poisoned arrows
in attack made on his flagship, the corvette Pearl by
the natives Of Carlisle Bay and although every effort
was made to counteract its effect the poison proved
fatal Ono seaman was killed and three wounded by
the savngcs
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post oface al
hafpast eight O'Clock A. NJ.
THE New YORK Naturalization for Europe-will DO
ready at eight o'clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.
MIppLrrowx. N. Y. August .

MIDDLETowN n ", August "a, 1875.
James b. Hull President OF the MiddIctown National
Bank and Treasurer Of the New York State Homo
opathlc Asylum for Insane, at this place. thrown
from his wagon at about six O'Clock this evening and
seriously injured about the head lie has been
bic since the accident and Il Is feared that his skull Is
fractured and that the injuries may prove fatal.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
AN EXCURSION TRAIN THROWN FROM
THE TRACK.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August "a, 1875.

CHICAGO H., August a. 1878.
Specials to the Chicago papers from Rockford, ILL.,,
state that excursion train with abo eight hundred
passengers was thrown from the track by striking
cow while returning that city Geneva Lake last
night The engine, baggage and two passenger
wrecked, passenger killed and six wounded,
some of them fatally
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
EX-SENATOR CARPENTER.

MATT CARPENTER DECLINES TO BE PRESENT AT
THE INITIATION CONVENTION IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mch August a. 1875.
Mr. Matt Carpenter, in letter to Mr. Zach. Chandler,
declares that he will not be present at the Initiation
Convention IN this city tomorrow. Moses W. Field
says Chandler has bought Carpenter on and that Scna
tor sherman has used his best efforts to prevent Car
pcncr from taking ground on tho initiation platform
I'll the conclusion OF the pending Ohio campaign.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
A ROYAL MARRIAGE.

THE INTENDED knIJANCE OF KING ALFONSO
ANNOUNCED by L'UNIvERs.
PARIS, August "a, 1875.
L'Uniuers announces tho intended marriage OF King
Alfonso Of Spain the Oldest daughter of the Duke De
Montpcnser.
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ESCAPE OF A MURDERER.
er Inr,s 80

ST LOUIS, NO. august q, $50
The Repu6licdns Kansas City special says:-'A c.
spraguc, noed counicrfcitcr and murderer who was
under sentence Of death in the County Jail at Harrison
vllc, Mo-, for the killing Of man at Holden some
months since, broke Jail last night aud escaped
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSnoS, August ~, 1875
The United States steamer Congress sailed from Malta
Aurust Is for Tripoli
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours In com.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year as in
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HInALp Bullding:--
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DIED.

MAcY.-In Hoboken n. j. on Tuesday, the oath inst,
suddenly, HARRIET STEEL, wife of William A. Macy, in
the 35th year of her age.
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
For Other Deaths See Eighth Pdge1
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
THE SCURvY-SMITTEN SLIP.

san FRANCISCO, August "a, 1875
court OF inquiry in the OF the scurvy smittcn
ship Bremen convened here to-day The Cap
tain testified that abundance Of fresh food was rcg
larlY served.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

NOTHING IS MORE ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH
than clean skin and unobstructed pores. The Of
GLENNs SULPHUR soar both No disease of the
skin pmplcs eyspclas clari
fyng action. Depot CRITTENrONS, No. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DRIGIITS DISEASE, DIABETES, DROPSY. GRAVEL
ID Calculus Gout rheumatism Dyspepsia, Diseases o. tee
Liver kdnevS BLADDER, Prostate Gland ircnaufe I.os
taton Organic Debility aud Chronic Affections uncurahla
by general prac oners Two pamphlets explaining their
snccessiu treatment by Natures specific eeSda Mineral
Rprinu Water and Dr A. HAWBEY HEATH the author
and proprietor free address, Depot and recep-
elon rooms broadway New York y. bSce his trade
mark "AsaheL Made OF God" on ell packages
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
TURKEY PREPARING TO AvrNoE HERSELF ON
CoSsrASrNoPLs, August "a, 1878.

TURKEY PREPARING TO AvENGE HERSHEY ON
sERvIA.
CoSsTASTNoPLB, August "a, 1875
The Porto is concentrating large force in the drec-
scrvians in the insurrccton in Herzegovina The mill
tary occupation of serva regarded improbable
THE ELDEST SON OF TIE SULTAN ABOUT TO
TAKE THE FIELD.
LONDON, August 25--o A. N.
special despatch to the Standard from Vienna says
That the eldest OF tho Sultan of Turkey is going to
Crete with squadron prevent the threatened in
Burrcction.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
are only stoekeepers conscentiousy
mend $40 Si2 $l4 dozen: sold by jobbers sample Mailed
81 %. ISAAC A. SINGER, manufacturer, 69i Broadway
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS SHIPPED TO ORDER
! by HoJER Il GRAHAM, Makers 81 Duane street, New
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

A VETO WAS PUT UPON SELLING METAL
trusses Immediately upon the Introduction of the Elastic
Truss Companys effective appliance, sold at 6S3 broadway.
which
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

rHE CARILsTs OFFER TO SURRENDER THEIR
STRONGHOLD.
MADRID, August "a, 1875
The Carsts In SEQ de Urgel have offered TO sur
render and negotiations in progress for n capua-
ton
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Avengo lcmporalure yescFday coz
OS9l
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street.
Open from A NJ. to 8 L. NJ
On Sunday from TO o p. M.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tickets now be purchased through to Saratoga -
Take Herald train schenectady where carriages will b
In waiting Saratoga arriving here
in time for breakfast.
Fare from New York. including delightful drive Of 21
miles through the country, go -
made Saratoga by rail for lakes George
Luzerne and Schroon, arriving there before
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

~ NlAGAhA FALLS IN HOUhS.
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING. AT HALF-PAsr TWO. FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT
M5sG!sGS sSgESEHS % ayFfsto FS s HhsS R RAHR
gEEr MEsrEkf poE EAMA FS ALL or poST SNAPA WEST st
ANp s9urTwEEsT TNCEgr sSY ONLY EEGGggL{AF FARE
HERSfb OFFICE; PAssENeERs REcEyEp 9N r6E
RRTSqHSEFFs sfEASS9Ss EAEa92 hsLs
yyIdAAS guEIEnAhso' nnInHs NIAGARA FALLS AND sUsPEN-
s T sT s"T T S' % So sar@sc will
in waiting convey to Saratoga arriving here
Fare from New York including delightful drive of ID
miles through the country, sa "a
Close made for lakes George
Luzerne and schroon, arriving there before noon
ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS SHIPPED TO ORDER
by HoJER q GRAHAM, Makers, 81 Duane street. New
A VETO WAS PUT UPON SELLING METAL
Truss companys effective appliance sold $50 broadway,
which soon cures rupture
A-HERALD Branch OFFICE, BROOKLYN
Fulton avenue and Boerum street
On sunday from to PM
GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
H' s & M P %
81 25 ISAAC A. SINGER, manufacturer, 6oi Broadway.
LOOK oUTi
TIE SECOND DAY OF THE BOAT RACES
AT SARATOGA
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
TO THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
THE FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
| OF THE RESULT OF EACH RACE
WILL BE FOUND IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER THE RACE is WON.
PAoLIs ELECTRO -vOLTAIC CHAIN BELT GIVES
SeTSoa pSS and
Diseases Depot, II Union square
PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED OF
PRINTING Of description, whether Railroad. Insu-
fanee' s 80 an s g WI NJ
METRoPoLiTAN PRINTING EsTABI.isHMENT, 2ls
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
LONDON s2ccK SIC Epf EXCHANGE
PUBLISH puBiHsTIEp DAHSh N THE
FIRST EDITION OF THE .....-
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY,
AND CAN BE rTH rF9UNn I1, on sA,xns ALI
r STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD sTREEE
oi' ser" ADDRRss OSS,r' DowN rows AT At 10 O'CLOCK
LEAVE pFFEqI2NF Of Tf EvAySd At THE rEEdGEn 2EE!GE
NO. ANN STREET dIERALD BUILDTNO
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP "a PRoTox1DE OF
from is fountain Of health" TO the dyspeptie
WIGS, ToUPEES, &c.-G. RAUCHFUSs, PRAcTI-
cal wigmakcr and importer Of Human Hair, No a. Bas
Twelfth street, broadway.
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