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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
ITS BUSINESS TO BE CONTINUED IN TIE NAME OF
THE RECEIVER.
No new step has been taken in settling the
affairs Of the Commercial Warehouse Company, except
the order OF Judge Donohue In the suit OF the Mcssrs
Fowler against the Company In thie suit Judge Dono
hue Saturday granted order authorizing the Re
ceiver John Beird, TO carry the business
Of the Company f. all respects the Company might
have done, except IN advancing money on consign-
ments The ORDER made on motion Of Davies and
Work counsel in the petition Of the Receiver, and on
the OF the attorneys for both parties 10 the suit
Mr.. Bair petition ees out the Ownership OF the Com
psny Of 80 warehouses at the Atlantic docks on which
there coming due about $500 interest ON
q mortgage for S2OOO00 while occasional repairs are
necessary IL states that sale Of that property In the
present state OF the market would be great sscrinse
and that the only profitable Of the prOpertyts for
warebousing. In addition Mr. Baird says that. including
tile of the Harry Neren, already arrived, there
ere sugars To the value OF $l50OO0 on which the Com
pany has made advances. consigned 10 the Com
pany, and to secure IL he must pay carriage
freight, Insurance, aud charges, and sell IL IN
authorizes Mr. Baird 10 deliver the goods on storage
presentation OF the warehouse receipts or orders OF
the 10 receive goods storage and give war
house receipts for them In his Receiver 10 pay
tie charges the sugars afoat which advances
have been made and TO sell them at private SALE neces
the rcns &c. the real estate and TO pay proper ex-
psnses for carrying the business ana relieves hn
IRON personal liability for any less resulting from
any act done by him IN good faith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

Ponlfry Association was held on Friday and was lsrr,,,
yo'sG e Baooayn e ss ns L
first week IN December. W. W. achutt, President and
pare The constitution, bylaws and premium lit =" p''
JsNAIcA.-Thcre will be an Election for two member
Of the Board OF Education OF the village " jamaica is
B ~ O'Clock. The outgoing members arc Lewis L. Pos.
dick and John G. Aeker, who are candidates for ~
election.
FREEroRr.Tbe cornerstone Of new Presbyfers,
chapel, to be known the Elizabeth )arman Memorial
Chapel wac laid on SATURDAY, u !, designed to meet
church The stone was laid with appropriate cere-
monies by the pastor Of the church, the Rev Theodore
L. BCinham
GARDEN CIrY.-On Saturday Henry Hunchnorc, who
employed aborcr at Garden ity, while walking
on the track Of the nrsead branch OF the Long Isnnd
Railroad near Garden City was struck BY the locomotive
Of an up train from Mineoa and instantly KILLED.
sAYyILIE.-small-pox has made is appearance n the
several fatal Every effort being made to con-
qusr the disease.
STATEN ISLAND.
TOMPKINsvrLLE.-A meeting of the Rich
mond County Domocrut,c General Committee is TO be
held to-day at Nautilus Han to make preparations foi
the Fall campaign.
srApLEros-The annual festival Of the Staten Island
schuet,cn Corps win DO held on Monday ana Tuesiay
next, at Bechtels Park
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WEST MOUNT VERNON.-The frst annual
picnic of Protection Engine Company Of Yves, Mount Yer
viii take paoe Aug 10. The Board Of Education
ofwcst Mount Vernon have decided to make important
alterations and improvements in their public school
building. The contract has been awarded 10 r. Mayer
and the work is TO be completed before Sept ].
YoNKgRs.A contract has been awarded to Davis Il
Kelly tO construct the reservoir for the YOnkers water
works for $4,000 30 The reservoir TO BIZ completed
by July l. 1876. Bids for pumping enIines and boilers
70 800 900 gallons OF water In 18 hours TO hight
OF 225 have been opened, but the Commissioners
baye not yet acted Oh the matter
NEw-RoCHEL, E.-Negotiatons are under way 10 secure
atsani0at communication between Eew-ROchelle and
Eew-YOrk,
POLICE NOTES.
An nnknOw" wan was found about q. m. yester-
drowned 49, n n. lie about 30 years Of
Iisht, and had hight sandy complexion and
hair whskers and musGche. lie haik ojat AMI
vest check sh IT. black felt hat ana gals lis
body sent tho MorgUe.
About half-past two o'clock Yesterday afternoon,
Thomas Feene, while In Gght with Phlip Lynch In lazers
nquor NO 30l Eighth had his Up bitten on He
10y DE- Wade and went home. Lynch escaped
Arthur H. Weigh, age 10, of No. 13l Fast One
hundred and Oureenthst. drow ned y'stria attnoon
while hing the Harlem River The boJy was fseoVsr"A
and taAen charge 81 by Weighs friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
CHARGES AGANsT TIE SHERIFF OF QUEENS
COUNTY

Some Of the charges against Sheriff Charles
A. s2mnis of Queens County which un,srrtood 10
have been forwarded to Gov Tden. that persons
sentenced 10 imprisonment In r,e County Jail allowed
10 outside the prison wall. end to visit adjacent VII
lagos. In Instance, II II alleged, prisoner slvnt
several days ~ RooAayay. one fdgraut instance
toned is that Of gan,, OF Glen Cove, who for
sdut and battery sentenced Ia three months nm
prisonment He returned Glen Cove long before his
term expired, committed smother assault and ~
committed 10 the Jail by Justice Frost Another ID
That of William Leydeu of Glen Cove who convicted
ii selng liquor without license and w~ sentenced to
90 day rsoiucnt bat Who alleged. hAs
been the and IA New-York II Is assorted
that lie prisoners pay for the liberty thus allowed them
ut the rate Of I'll q day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

Of the local boards and WHERE the AFFAIRS
OF the Company had been In nOnboard hands ever SINCE
II joined thu National Board. resolution was uhnn
Insurance Company be expelled from membership IN the
National Board.
The Manufacturer Insurance Company OF Boston was
also stricken from the roll. The Company hpd neeh
asked 80 show cause why they shoud not DC expeien
and no reply received The question relating local
companies IN NewYork and Boston that are not mem
bers OF the local boards In those cities, after some
cussion was referred a committee to be appointed by
the Chairman, with Instructions to report Mt the next
meeting. The Resignation of W. 9. Dcnny, one OF the
pervsng agents OF the National Board was accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
BASE BALI.
BASE BALI.
The Mutuals of Eew-York and the Chicago

BASE BALL.
The Mutuals of Eew-YOrk and the Chicago
White Stockings played the Union grounds Saturday
before about 500 people Tho Mutuals went hftt '" te
bat scoring four Ia the first inning through WHO
pitch by Golden and errors Of Hastings The Cmc"eo
club then made one run, which was scored ny good
PLAYING In the second inning bad throw by peVNh
gave the Mutuas two runs. and they then ADDED Two
more nv good playing In the third inning the M"'uas
senrod three runs one In the fourth and three IN the
nth The Chcagos got one In the second ana ono III
the fifth The play Of the Muals was much superior 10
that Of the Chicagos The Mutuas won by the following
score:
C1ubs Ist, Cd I'd Attn 9TH. 9Th ~. 9Th eth Total
s M%'ssl: 4 1 ! 3 . I 9 9 9 S-'ss
On the CaptOline grounds Saturday, the
Concord and Staten Island amateur CLUBS played or Tue
frst time this season. The playing OF both rnbs WAS
yrry pe eepecaily thht Of the Staten Island nnc Ino
latter won the game by score OF IL TO ..
About 5000 people were on the Elyaan
Iiflds ut Hoboken, Saturday TO witness the an.,snr
Zen club Both clubs played good game the Flyaways
winning by score OF IL to2
There will be n game on the Union grounds
to-day between the Atlantics aud the Chicago club.
At Hartford on Saturday the st. Louis Brown
stock s defeated Hartford club by score OF 10 l.
The New-Haven club was defeated by the
Bostons at Boston saturday. by score of 10 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
GEN. BUrIER's YACHT BEATS TIE REsoLurE.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 1.-Yesterday
Gen Buffers yacst America and Iufus Iiatc's yacht
Resouie sailed the first Of two arranged between
them. The course 80 niles-rOm STAR leland, Isee
OF Shoals round White and Boon Islands aud return the
Resoute making allowance for her greater displacement
Inc America by minutes IS seconds 1ne SAILING
time OF ResOlute hours, minutes, 81 eecJnis
and of the America hours 50 minutes ~ seconds. Ga
Monday they will sail tho sweepstakes Tor tue
OcXSu.S punch bowl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
TIE Jersey CITY EXPLOSION.

Capt. Scotield, owner of the sloop Flora,
which was destroyed Thursday morning by the Ca
plosoD lighter at jersey City, had the wreck towed
10 Elzabetbport saturday Yesterday the wreck OF
the tOwed the flats below Comm ami
on w. aud II will be puinped out to-day. IL Ia thought
Lere another body on board THIS evening Coroner
lynch viii gin inquest ia the Of tie body a
was found on the lighter. No TO identity the
remains and they inferred IN the POt,efs Field
q. fn.lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
ENFORCING INSURANCE REGULATIONS.

The meetings of the Executive Committee
Of the Eauon: Board Of Fire Underwriters at No l56
Broadway were concluded Saturday afternoon. At the
June meeting resolution adopted directing that
Ale Roy Canadian Insurance Company be informed that
ne name would be stricken from the list Of IDerD-
bersbip the agents failed TO connect themselves With
the local boards their respective disricts within 30
days from June 10. The principal complaints from
Is Wsst wLxis Tie Mpssiiy VI Me- Agents Sataits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
MINIATURE YACHTING.

union miniature yacht regatta was sailed
OF Prospect Park h.se iii BiOohyn Saturday, for poe
session of The ole champion pcnnant, which s confessed
for every two weeks THIS competing yaciits we're the
Mile, America Gnssic, Tndie Matte, Little CAL and
America Tho Iiie the race, aud retained the pen
MANI, which she ias bvrDo iOr he.erul weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth hresue Hoti-Gen. Rufus ingalls,, United
States Army William T. Wright United States CONSUL at
santos Brayl Lieut. ". knight OF Massachusetts,
The Hon. John Phelps Of Missoni aud Capt William H.
william F. Barry, United satcs Army AiocgaaTs Hott-
@. Bakhntte, secretary OF the Russian Legation a. wash
tpgton HeroD0lao Daniel H. Cole OF
Albion, n; Y Grand Central H9tsCspt a. y Pengecy oil
prof Forsyth Of West Point. Wes'tninster Hotel
jerome Is. PaTmenteI VI Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

course IA about 20 miles IN length The following are tho
prizes offered In each csss: For nrstciass yaen" Two
r,,.s s,,ver ice act and Geld and marine class for
srcondclass yachts silver fruit stand and s,l' hover
and card stand Also set OF colos To Tie nitt Dcat VI
each class irrespective OF time allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
rHE go RAGE AT CLEYELANp.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 1.-The 2:34 race.
which was postponed Friday account VI darkness.
was finished ycsierd.i. morning Ecres two heats
OIL Friday and first heat yesterday, gaining
trs, money. Tho time Oi the ifth neat 2:-Ga Hall
WI h4cnnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
THE ARMy-woRn IA SUFFOLK COUNTY.

THE ARMY-WORN In SUFFOLK COUNTY.
The army worm IA committing great ravages
~ various places In Suffolk Comfy, especially the
south sde where nearly every farmer reports that bis
oats arr injured heldS being completely stripped
The sVyl hsA alA0 seSa attacked 10 sumo plAeeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
SECURITY TO BATHERS.
A SIMPLE AND EFFICIENT LIFE-PKEsERvING APpA-
RATUs.

a
RATUs.
The crowd at Rockaway Beach yesterday
was one OF the largest of the see son. The I'VE stea-
boats that left city and Brooklyn were laden to tier
utmost capacity, and the railroad trans were thIohg'o
as they usually Sunday The feature OF the Gay
which attracted great attention was the tr1ai OF e"
Iifesaying apparatus the invention OF Capt NJ orspee
Of No So Wlow-st, Brooklyn. Heretofore efforts nave
been made along the beach by the hotel prcretors 10
device some means OF sending speedy aid to drowning
bathers Several fatal accidents have occurred, ana no
plan has found adequate 70 give assistance qucH
enough. LifebOais have been stationed al VARIOUS points
but the difficulty OF getting them over fhe breakers mas
rendered them Of little practical value Az fni"s
Hotel Boyton nepreserving apparatus has been kept
for some time and has often been used III pracucc'
but it's great weight has given cause for the
same objection as that In the case OF the
life boats The invention of Capt Ormsbee is claimed to
ne free these objections. collar with total dame
ter OF about two feet the diameter OF Its hollow pou0n
beng about six inches Is constructed Of rubber ana the
opening is sufficiently large to admit of slipping 1t over
the head Attached TO the interior wall OF the FOLLOW
norton on the side the central opening circular
da hrdgm making the opening considerably sln yer tnan
mans head But being elastic The collar easiy sips
head and the diaphragm then ft CLOSELY 10 ic
neck The hollow portion Of the collar s inflated wlin
arr and remains whether in use on not Inc collar 10
pu in position the neck in an instant.
Besides this, there arc two rubber sleeves PROVIDED
spninc them on. the wearcr brings tube to his mouth
and very initiates them IL signal OF distress comes
from some one bathing IN the breakers or beyond te
bu0ys any one the beach can put On the collar ana
sleeves less minute and hasten Ia give reiei
The drowning rcacncd, the rescuer removes
collar his neck and puts It ON the sinking
man. retaining the sleeves lof ms own ,ssnp
port. EXPERIMENTS tried yesterday at Fd,l-
psa ''' "ssis m:s 1sS
him to come Fastening through the wafer, Capt Orms-
bo was AT the YOUNG mans side in les thnn miDue,
and had the collar over his head The experiment wac
repeated aud several used the collar as an aid III sWl
MIN Ladies' WHO could not swim found II complete
support Two and three took hold OF the collar aud
raised their feet from the bottom and found them
supported The sleeves may be used for pleasure
bathing. Allowing the arms 10 rest upon the body,
pers floats with great and when breeze IL blow
Ing an umbrella may be used os u sail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

Bullet led ut tue START but passed by Minnie
NV Buffet Daylight, aud CariDoo. The TiplerAiy
gcdn struck TIE nnrde and knocked part OF IL down.
Mnne AZ c t hew se a"ai gSre On Which che stumbled,
barely saving herself Before she recovered taf!boo'
trout and kept I, to the finish, winning tie heat in
I:5AI4 Day Wight second and Warrior third $1,000 A.
CaIlDoos success was unexpected AMI turned the
bea.s oi the betting men, made him t' ir fa' or
lie. tne Tippcsafy seldn@ selling second cho'ce anu Inc
Tie horses got alr start aud Carboo made quick pace
from the outset lie casd Tie second hur.c neck ana
necA With Daylight The fppcaIy geidng third and Min
NE Nc fourth There ttic change ut the tnd hufd
and splendid contest took place between tic three lead
ing the lead at the fourth hurdle Tbey came
aTOuld into tho h0nestretch t breaknecl
pace, 10. jumped tic last hurdle to-
ge, her III. IMP T.ry seliinI stumbled and fell heyiy
side. his coon up aud cldnS tlLny 10
tnr bride, of when he hid not act 90 Dhylsh. and
Caboo home under whip and spnr, and passed
under the wire evenly that the Judges declared Al
dead heat Minnie ne was uliid ANA warrior fourth.
hackers OF Daylight vho sat opposite he judges stand,
W. disappointed AT tine decislo but the crowd Ia gen
cheered II al the prospect OF an additional exciting
heat Inc time was l:J2l2
former sc.ng at s-25 10 800 for Dayngnt Daylight
got away first, and before the secDnd bur!ie was
hn however, at tie seeOnl hurdle ana Ony fell back
length 10 up AGAIN ut the tnird hurdle The contet
II this pUint close and very exciting taI
Hoo pat a extra effort iDtV lie last Two leaps, and
giil wire head In advance OF Day Wight dcad
et as expected, but The tudgs decided tJa Cal.bUo
hal the neat and the race In l;53i2
In iie mutual poos Soid beiolo me nrst neat there
were 500 ucActs 1nd VnJ loo Oh 'urbVo Ihere piid
S53 20 Tickets Bought before mo second heat pad
sI2 TO- aud DUu2u before the thru heat 70 80.
TUE-DAY's RiCEs.
The first aar;.tOga meeting closes Tuesday with
three notable The hrs IL the race for the Sara
loga Stakes 81 900 and entrance and forfeit money.
There are SO nominations Tne second race will be for
the Sequel Stakes 800 and entrance money. For this
there ~ uOInlDaiiOn-, WHICH include Bay Fuai,
Matador, DArtaSntn, ana otnor ias h"l-es ine 1u.u
event vi meeting viii DC the great uree-ie race or
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
THE PRIZES FOR THE NEwBURGu REGATTA.

NkwBURGH, N. Y, Aug. 1.-Twenty eight
yachts have been entered for tire regatta o. Newbugn
"Wednesday pe1t. aud sthez snir1en sIpsetsA GAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
NEWARK.

A child about month old was deserted by
its mother IN sxthst yesterday. The mother escaped
The diphthcria is raging in the Second Ward,
several deaths having occurred from that disease in the
pas, iew days
Joseph ClarksOn, who had his right leg
cru.ht under the wheels Of Nuberfyst. horsocar
Tuesday. died rom his injuries Saturday night at ST.
BnInabass Hospital
On Saturday morning vile house at No. G1
Broom-st. broken up by the police Eight inmates
siN Italians md coored wolnen-were arrested and
committed ~ tie County Jail for three months each.
Terrence O'Donnell, q notorious rUfian, and
about 30 others attacked officers Sullivan and Moore
Yesterday morning at Golden and Beeckel-sts Oiccr
kept The crowd ~ bay WITH his revolver " e
Officer sullivan arrested O'Donnel who was committed
in delnlIiI VI 81 100 hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

Jny 90 rain from f50 D. $50 D. M, amount Of water
1877 inches July 81 rain from 80 40 m amount
of water. II inch July %, rain from $50 m TO ~ N,
week. 2S9 inches
Distance uaytlsd by the wind during week. 6is nes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Announcement
BURNETT's Flayoring Extracts sold everywhere.
DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
purify and sweeten the breath.

CHOLERA MoRBUs, Summer Complaint, Collie,
D.arTh iect.o the Bowels, Incl 10 either
clre adults, gu cd at ONE by DE- JhYhEs GAMMA
BALst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

BOLD RDDBERlEs Up TIE RIvER.-Part1cs
viii II "essary pre- toiay m aus ~ lio &C
tho houses and In e. no 0nrgsr within I.ach O. 'erY
Ir..uay, Which savos cry day, and never
bro through deserves o bben. 1hs pp sratus 10
ree. mTa .nded by IA usands WHO using It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrs. IN
BROADWAY.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.

SAM, cs'. Noon, 79'. Sem, 72': Mansht 90.
Highest during the day, ~. Lowest so.
Average C9iIo. same day. 1874 7A7s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrY.-IIenry Lewis Of Flush
ing the lowest bidder for furnishing material and lay
Ing pipe for the extension Of the Long Island City
mains. Twenty proposals have been received by
tho Long Ieand city improvement Commission for
paving hagging curbng ami gathering the OF the
Improvement district. The bids from the patent pave
mcnt companies probably tho lowest ever made by
theui.
FAp RoCxAwAY-Atout 10 O'Clock on Saturday even
ng the ticket agent Of TIM southern Railroad visited
office aud he opened the depot door he heard noise
the ia ket office. lie obtained assistance ard agon
went " tbe office ON opening ,he door he found
riilng tho money drawer The man WAS at
arrested and upon sei,rching him glaciers diamond.
with whcn be had cut cut pane OF glass from the oDce
window, and " In nve cent pieces found lie gave
Ms name william Irving, and was locked up for OK
animation. On Friday the same ticket office was entered
and roDbed Of SIS.
observation-disclosures wchs held On inquest ut Far
ROckawuy, yesterday morning, upon the bodies Of john
Quigey. age ~ years. and HIS Patrick. age years,
who drownod while attempting 10 erOss Hay Island
Inlet Satnriay evening ut point where the water AZ
nigh tids IA about 20 feet depth. When they reached
aeop water tho horse began swinnling but tAe
sspsized throwing the oeeupnnts inso the water Both
drowned before ansktanco could reach them Tue
verdict VI tho Oorouers jury WA accidental drowning
buTyoLX.-Ias ssesxa AsstAaS " t.e Long iaiani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
A LARGE MUL-OWNRR

hand crushed IN the aehnery that many said
he would lose IL. TIE pro,lrt ~ DAErs MsiCAL PAL,
EXTRACTOR however his agony and saved bis hand 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
kEW-JERSEY.

ORANcE.-T'he tax rate is TO he 2.22, de-
crease OF O3 from last year; there is also special lamp
tax In district OF .5 and In another Of 80 The
population Of Orange is 10oll, follows: First Ward
Bis Second Ward, 32iO Ihird Ward 4,553 In 1870
IL was 9,ll7.
Uol.)KEN.--A tub race took place at the foot OF
FourthIst. Saturday evening between CHRISTOPHER
Ackcrman and George Mickens for S25 a side. IL at
r.oted large crowd of spectators TIE course was 30
yiuds. and ..ickens won In four minutes. AckeIman
upset at the staG, boat and calac in IN All.
PATRrsos-Thomas II, Cartly. lborer employed at
the watson Works, fell trUm scaOld the third story
the ground saturday, aud was severely niur, d.
He vas taken his home Pine-et Tie cragc
number " scholars att ndng the public schools Is
4yI The tax levy for Ito ensuing year il sOl3,7
Last year tie eIpendil S5UOUOO.
FAIavIEw.-.John Donald, age Is, accidentally
hung himself meat-hoOk on Friday while lrao
tclng " In front OF the County store. Hs
caught hook and 1t penetrated
beneath tno skull. His recovery is dOuotiuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

psrRscr OF ssporr ron Ing .wgrk ENDING At p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

John Hogan, late Clerk Of the TOmbs Police
Court OF New York, ded OF consumption at his residence
at No 1872 Third-st. Saturday. He cousin Of
Judge Hogan. The funeral will take place from 81.
Mrys at Ere and second ss., at 10 o'clock thus
Cemetery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-20
FORElGN LIST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CoNsUNPTIyEs, TAKE NoTIcE.-Every mo.
ment of delay makes your cure more hope.
less. and much depends on the judicioui
choice of a remedy. The amount of testi-
mony In favor of DR.. Schenck's PulmoniC
Syrup, as a cure for consumption, far exceeds
all that can be brought to support the preten.
sions of any other medicine. See Dr.
Schenck's Almanac, containing the certif
Gates Of many persons of the highest respeota.
bility. who have been restored to heath. aftei
being pronounced incuIable by physicians o,
acknowledged ability. Schenck's Pulmoni,
Syrup alone has cured many, as these evi
dences will show; but the cure is often pro
NOTED by the employment Of two other rene
dies which Br, Schenck provides for the pur
pose. These additional remedies are Schenek'
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. By tn,
timely use Of these medicines. according L
directions, DR.. Schenck eertifes that mos
any case Of consumption may be cured.
pr..Schenck is Professionally at his princi
pal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia, every Monday. where all letters
for advice must be addressed.