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The New York herald., 1875-07-15
TAAMANY TEMPTED.

BUMORs OF WHY SCHEME TO DEcAPIrATE
JOHN MoRRTssEY--A sEoRET MEETING AND ITS
SUPPOSED RESULT.
The readers OF the HERALD will remember that
q short time since John Morrsssy was oyernauled
by the Committee on Discipline, and to HIM in
solemn conclave were put certain interrogatodes.
THE srANcH AND STEADY CHIEF,
conscious OF having done NO wrong appeared be-
fore the assembled braves, and, like a Roman,
cared them to eject him from the General Com
mittee. IL Will iurther be borne In mind that
when tRe censors sspara ed they adjourned to
meet the first Thursday in September lt was
stated tuat few days ago the Committee
on organization furnished their report and
were ABOUT asking for a special eemmit-
tee OF the Tammany General Committee 10
winch they could make known the action they
took IN reference 20 the working OF certain dis
trlcts, and particularly OF the Eleventh lMorrls-
seyiD Assembly district. Whatever foundation
there WAS Tor tnls rumor does not appear, but It
was reported yesterday on good authority thas
a portion Of tie Tammany General COMMITTEES,
Representing the district IN question: were going
their rounds requesting the signatures OF the
members OF the district committee 10 document
POLITICAL DEcArITATIoN
o. Thomas MuAlEan, VINO is a member or the COM
mittee on the charge that he was unable to mold
his district 10 the satisfaction OF Tammany Han.
now IL may be noted that in harmony With MT.
Mulllgan are sIN or seven other members OF the
committee, ne Oeing rhelr chief and most Oh them
halnnR from the lNSnlletA WaEQ. INey are all
irenus o Mr.. Morrissey and { is claimed that the
blow IS not aimed so much at Mulligaa as It is at
Nnrrts>sv hlDaseiE TAO iiePosai of AullfEuU Und
his companions whose places would promptly be
filed Dy foes, would naturally weaken
NORBIsSEY's INFLUENCE
with the committee OF that district. In a word,
matters would be so arranged tnat Morrissey
would be compelled 10 resign, and that too with
ont tie apparent interference or open action OF
the entire General Committee. In substantiatlon
OF tnis rumOr 1t was 2scertalned that several
members OF toe Tsmmany General Committee Of
the Eleventh district held secret meeting on
SATURDAY night and tt IA not unlikely that the de-
capiJation Of Mulligan was then and there de-
clded upon. representative OF the HERALD con.
versed with several members oil the commIttee
yesterday but most OF them prolessed
TnE PROFOUNDEsT IGNORANCE
Of the plot. Mr.. John Kelly was visited and, in
reply 10 interTo2atories on the subJecr, stated he
knew nothing whatever ABOUT It, He seemed to
be IN the best OF spirits, but ais stock Of knOwl-
edge as 10 the movements OF any committee was
woluly limited. He said So at least and doubt
less dig surprise Is in store for him. Altogether
the situation IS decidedly mixed, and lively times
be Anticipated.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IA, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Abyssinia Br, Murphy Liverpool via Queens
town-C FTancklynt
steamer state Of Indiana CBr) sadler. Glasgow-A
steamer Ashland, whitehurst savannah-Ropt Low
den.
steamer Gulf Stream Beckett, Charleston--J W Quin-
tard -.
steamer Philadelphia, Davis Phnadelpnia
Hand.
snip Ne Plus Ultra, Borden. London-GrinneIl Min
Snip st Petersburg Nor', Hansen, Cork or Falmouth
BARK solomon, ferguson, Cork for orders-warren a
Co.
Bark Amelia Burgess. Cronstadt-J Atkins A Co.
Bark carrie Long Park. Nsples-J Ward a co.
Bark UuiOne ftal Cahero Marseilles s-James Henry.
Bark Curacao tbr), Lockhart Niiliamsiadt Curacao
Brig Emily CBrJ, Morgan, Belize Hon-wnlam Jex a
Co.
Brig Thomas CampbeltBr). Lewis ST Pierre and Point
aPtrie-James " tlweli Co.
Brig Georgana tRp. Bariling, Liverpool. Ns-Heney
Brie hiram Abid, Tibbes Perth Amboy-M1er 4
schT Miriam Ia Mitchell. Penarth Roads for orders
schr MARY ManEsm, zelur Cape Hayu-R Murray.
Jr.
schr Julia Elizabeth, Ingraham. Harbor Islsnd-Jos
-c6r Souvenir 3D. HATFIELD. st Johns NC W Ber
sc6rJ A Hsthed BID Hatfield, Yarmouth. Ns-o
>chf Aurora Boreslis CBr, St John, NB-Heney 4 Par
ker
schr Annie McKeen McKeen, Jacksonvine Warren
RAY
:, ,cnr carolina, Gaskin, Washington. Nc-wnnsm
schr Mason, Terry. Norioik-I STABLES
-chr Annie Brown, Harvey, Sandy hook-Isaac
schr Peiro. Kelly Boston-H Loud4
rchF hayden Green FrOvdeRce--H w jackson 4
schr Crusade, Mullen. New Haven-Rackett Bro
schf shaleF Brooks, Derby, Ct-H jackson
scnr sane burton, hurley stamiord-stsn.foro mann.
featuring Co.
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GHE POLICE BOARD AND DELIN-
QUENT WITNESSES

Po MORE CASES TO BE DISMISSED THROUGH
The NoS-ATTENDANcE OF WITNESSES.
A change OF considerable importance TO the
discipline Of the Police Department has Just been
lnsilIuteo or rather discovered by the Board
Df Police Commissioners. IL has long been
n deplorable fact that subpenas issued by the
Board for the attendance OF witnesses, in cases
concerning members Of the force, have been prsc-
fieslIy worthless, 1t oeing optional with witnesses
60 attend trials or not as no penalty has attached
20 nOn-oOmpliancs. Last winter, it Will be re-
membered, oil was introduced into the
Assembly. conerrng upon the Police Board
power 10 compel the attendance OF subpenaed
Witnesses, and alter Drlei struggle It was
defeated. The case Oi Captain Williams OF the
Fourih precinct and the various other Captains
recently tried we're ob.iRed 10 he dlsm ssed,
Dwua 10 the INABILITY OF the Board TO snlorce the
attendance or the material Witnesses. For a lon <
Anne past the sunlect has been uneer earnest
Ronslderatlon by the commissioners, anu me re-
Suit HaG been a conference WIN the judges OF the
EupreuAe court. Judge hdrrett alter careful
examination 0f tEe law. gives it es ME opinion
that Uou0n regularly made by the Board Of
Ponce to- the supreme Court asking for aa at
eachmentc against delinquent witnesses, could
legally lie granted.
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A JERSEY BRIGAND.

FURTHER OuTRAGEs By HuFI1AN Al UNION
HILL
Yesterday morning MIS-. Hubert an elderly
lady, residing in 6umboldt street, near Bergen
wood avenue, unlon Hi, went before Recorder
Morgan, her eyes sunused with tears, and De
sought bim 20 procure the arrest OF he son
oscar. curious ana sad RECORD oyelBsnRs the
career OF this individual Several years age he
was sentenced % fifteen years. mpfiso3ment for
having perpetrated an a-roclous outrage on 4
htrle grl. Not long ago ne was pardOned at ths
suit or trends wh9 hoped Ae would permanently
reform. The lad returned 70 the nouse or ms
parents but was driven from their door. He then
rertred 10 tho caves above WeesawKen, wbere ne
made his abode suBsistng IN 4 manner that
puzzied every Dody. He returned 10 mis- former
crimes, end became terror 70 all the little girls
IN the hclgADoFaO00, many Of wnon nc attempted
70 kdnap 10 was ghile ne vas "A the act Of
Dragging a Rlrl away TO MS haunt on Tuesday
that laDOrers A. distance were aroused ~ .tre
Startling screamS Of the suffering chic. Ihey
rushed 20 her aid, when EiuDert ned rapidly INTO
the woods and escaped. The STrined girl was
carried home ID SAFETY Tie desperaoo carries
huge kniie aud revolver, rendering it danger
Gus experiment % approach MIN. Recorder Nor
gan listened 20 the dseul tale OF the mot5er and
arrest Polleemen we're out searching for sim
yesterd&y Out without success. Many complaints
nave bees made oJ tne residents Of that locality
concerning tne Hbefty accorded 10 robbers ana
ard, unless the police DO something
TO protect the community from these lrequeR
ana bastard outraGee, some OF tie CL'lZens VII
certainty sgSTe tDep the peDhje.
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THE DANCER ROBBERY.

A MAN ARRESTED ON sUsPIcIcS. BUT DIS
cHARorD-THE POLICE IN JANcER's GAMBLING
BooMs.
AS yet the pe,ace have been unable to unravel
the mystery In regard to the robbery perpetrated
In the house OF Mr.. Dancer, In Eleventh street, on
Monday last, although they have been anxiously
looking Tor certain parties who 1t Is supposed
were concerned in the AFFAIR. Captain Van Dusen
said Yesterday that ne has formed good idea as
TO who Fhe principal or leader OF the gang" was,
ana that he Is now looking MIN up. In
fact he expected, he said, 10 have him
under lock and key late last night. Captain
Kennedy, OF the Ninth precinct, arrested a man
named Frank Demond, a suspicious character
who travels under variety of aliases and is said
10 be "on the cross,n and who was thought TO be
concerned In the robbery. He took his prisoner
yesterday morning before superintendent Wall
ing wno ordered him TO be taken 10 the house IN
Eleventh street Tor tue purpose o seeing Wne lner
Mrs. Dancer could Identity him. TINS sue JAILED 10
DO, and Demond was taken to Washington Pa ce
Police Court. AS there was no evidence agalns
MIN he was discharged it was also thought that
made at headquarters there II was found tnat he
was not the man they were seeking Tor.
DANCERS GAMBLING HOUSE CLEARED our.
Yesterday morning II was reported mat the
game was still full blast No Barclay street,
winch, il Will be remembered, is where Dancer
was in business with a man named Daley. ln-
speetor AcDermott, with Captain saunders and
detail OF men. determined TO Tor themselves.
They accordingly proceeded to the scene about
noon and ascended through an adjoining house
10 the roof OF No. s. Finding the scuttle open
they quietly ayaied themselves OF this opportunity
10 effect an entrance. When they reached the
floor where the "tigerN was thought to be
Gagged, they discovered that although there were
signs OF ''gamen having been carried some
whne since, yet there was evidently nothing OF
the kiud then going on. Daley, the proprietor,
with several otner men who were IN the place,
were arrested and taken TO the Tombs, but they
were all discharged with the exception OF Daley
who was held 10 bail. The police captured an old
card table, and few battered chips, which they
took as trophies to the station house.
REJECTS OF EVIL EXAMPLES
The success that attended the roooeries az the
houses or Mr.. Dancer and MRS. Van Slabe appears
to have had the effect OF tempting others TO so
and 90 likewise. Yesterday afternoon TWO men
went TO the private house No. $40 Madison ave-
nue. and cndeaYOred TO force an entrance by
stating 20 the woman Ia charge OF the house-the
family being out OF town-that they mad been
sent there TO look after the water pipes ana re-
pair them. The woman EaVLng received no IN
suucttons about any such work refused 10 let the
men Ia or o open the door 70 tnem, and they had
TO cave In discontinue. subsequently she in
formed the authorities at the Nine teenth precinct
station house OF tue occurrence.
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BELOW.
Edward a Hubert from West Indies
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Heald of the steamer City OF New York,
from Havana, has our thanks for favors
STEAMER LOUISIANA, which was sunk some time ago
of Sharps Island by coiding with steamer Falcon
been towed into the Great MicOmIc0 River, where she
lies with only five feet Of water her decks gOod
condition. but the most Of the main deck and all Of the
joiner's work is gone.
scHR SILAs CooMHs, Gray lost at Little River, Cal
July While sailing out Of the harbor the wind died
cam and the vessel dritted the rect at the
The vessel and cargo q total less. she
owned by Coombs 4 Perkins twohirdsl aud Capt
Gray, her master the remaining one-third, and was
valued at $1,000 and the At $500; partially in
sured.
scHR HERBEnT MASToy from Boston for New York
at Vineyard Haven reports that the llth inst on
Nantucket Shoals was collision with schooner Walter
Parker OF orient and had mansai badly and lost
chain plates. The Walter Parker lost jibboom and
headgear
EAsTPoRT. July 14-schr BENJAMIN from New York for
Pembroke, with a cargo OF sand struck Quoddy Head
last night She came of leaking and Is beached on
Campo Belo. with feet OF her keel gone. She is
expected 10 get of next ldc.
sHrEunprNc-Captan L Thompson of Kennebunk.
port has Just received from the the frame tor an.
other large vessel which he proposes to build.
David CLARK has the frames OF vessels going up at
his shipyard At Kennebunkport.
LAUNcH-The new ship now on the stocks at the ward
OF John Currer, Jr., Newburyport, will launched on
Thursday morning about eight O'Clock She has been
named Bonanza and Is owned by Can't Frederick Moore,
Cant James stanley and Others OF this city and will be
commanded BY Capt Stanley.
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
CELEBRATING THE OPTION.

Nearly 5000 persons, principally natives OF the
conquered Provinces OF Asace and Lorraine. as
sembled at Jones' Wood Colosseum yes erday af-
ternoOn and evening, to celebrate the "optoz, y
or choice, made by the inhabitants Of the two
Provinces to expatriate themselves rather than
become subjects Of the German Empire and slaves
OF Prince Bismarck. The vast spaces Of the en-
closure, tse galleries, dancing platforms and
trees were decorated with French, American
and Irish nags, and when evening lell cOlored
lanterns and calcium lights, under winch
TO be seen the picturesque costumes
OF Metz Toul, PnalsbJurg AMI the Yosges, making
in the tasteful red petticoats and high black hats
OF the Asatian peasantry fitted around under tae
trees, and the music from the bands, together
with the laughing veces and pleasant echoes OF
young couples running after each other, gave the
appearance OF moral yete TO the picture.
-Four societies Of benevolent, social ana
national character were represented and
These were named the AlsacieDns- Lorraine,
President, Mr.. Joseph strauss; the Patrotlque
AlsaclenneL Lorraine, President Mr.. Victor Fort
wengler; EUnlOD Alsaclenne, President Mr.. JO-
Eeph Wrger; L'Esperance, President, Sir. Emile
VII dmer. The music was furnished 10y the Asso-
ciatien Musicale franc8ise. During tue rete the
society LOrpheOu FRANCOIS and the Battalion des
NAMED during tts progress as actlve participants.
Late 70 the evening A banquet was gwen ia tue
nail, 40 Whch speecncs were made OF a patriotic
snd enthusiastic nature by Messrs. Joseph strauss,
L. DeIarnauld ana others. Al a late nour the Jete
was broken up ny he approach Of the wee sma'
hours, the music ceased its strains, and the
iest Of the nerry dancers no longer lwiHkied IN
tlC MslfZ mdIOp.
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APPROACHING DEPARTURE or THE
CARDINAL.

His Eminencet Cardinal McCloskey has finally
seeded 20 leave tnis city for Havre on the
French steamer Pereire, sailing August Z. We
viii Immediately W0csed 20 Rome, where he Will
receive the carcinxs hat and ring ana take pos-
Iession OF his titulU church. 10 IL customary ioY
every naw cardInal,.ss soon as convenient after
recetyipgshis teyveftfva rosa rom the Papal Able
yate. 10 res,,ir 70 Rune. where the Pope formally
imposes tne .'apeuo upon him, with the other IN.
s,,aIa af inc cardlnalate. " hen The cardinal
ne ne neen tnVssA ed with other Ggulties the Pope
names some epur % In Rome ss tse tltular cBurch
Dl the new digHita ~. .
MGR Roncetu and DR.. Ubsldi, who have been
,,aycInng IN Canaoa With Dr. McGlynn, afe
snortiy expected 10 this city. me steamer
ssiloa On the 2sth inst. having been DELAYED at
Oneenstown on account of collision Wild Whale'
he panal In VOWS. VIVA had E. ngaged their return
passage for mat steamer, win De ognge1 W pgst-
rome their departure until SNtuIaaE Me 9ais,i
wien they viii saIl in the steahueI @ ChIua. IhS
gentlemen who welcomed them on tneH nIlys
n tnis country WILL on their departure accom-
pany them down the bay In steam tsa1 tsnoed; ~,
fncse arrangements are under the dtlsSuVh VI
NE ST. A'asaqi sQeleu.
The New York herald., 1875-07-15

rR- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW ToRK AT NIGHE-The NEW
YoRK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors green, red. changing
from the other succession, and be
sra miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will obige by preparing any marine news
they may for the Ship News Department Of the
HEHLLp.
Rs- Persons dosirous Of communicating with vessels
arriving al New York do so by addressing 10 such
vessels care Of HERALD yacht pier No l East
River New York Letters received parts Of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
ouired
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SAILED.

Abyssinia tBr), Liverpool FHsca Cpr),
do State oil Indiana tBr), Glasgow; steinmann (Beig)
Antwerp mot 3lh); Alps lBr), Port Prince Ashland.
savannah Gulf stream. Charleston ships Success Amt,
werpi twilight, san Francisco Hamilton, philadelphia
ton, ia Joseph Baker Genoai Padang Packet Ger.
stetrin Harriet Jackson, glasgow; Mathde tGeri
Elsnore; brigs Victoria; Georgeown, Dem Fay orite
do Elizabeth Wnslow, Port Spain; Nellie. Frederick
stadt st Crolx); stella (Brl, Beliast Valencia Kings.
ton, Ja La Raehele nta, Penarth Roads spray Bloom
lBr Waterford; Katie Dam, Pernambuco and Bahia ;
Pedro, Azua and st Domingo; Sprngbok (Br). Cork
Florence May Br'. Granada schrs Rosae (Br, Nassau
son1lle
Wind at sunset sSE, light
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ARRIVALS.

REPoRlED ~ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHuEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer City OF New Y0rK Zimmerman navana rulv
Al, WITH pld,e and passengers 10 Alcxandre some
steamer Huntsvlue, Chester. Fernandua JuIv o
Passengers 70 Gepcke. ~ ~ ~
ship MagdMcnc Ger Henke Bremen a davs with
mdse % lhas Luling a Co Had variable weather
throughout the ygseagc, from The Banks To Ion 81 Iad
much logs date at i3 80 lon ~ TO- passed auantity
Of drin ice June D. Oh Portland English channel
passed bark Weser Gen, from Bremen Tor New York
lTih, lat $3.50 Ion ~ 80 schr Louise Dorothea (ier)
flsBGQN), bppnd Last ' "
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford July a. bark Rousseau,
AlmY Tor Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed from London July 49, schr Lizzie Sim.
mors, for South Atlantic Ocean.
At Valparaiso May 90 barks Marv 100 bbls sp oil !;
Charles Edward 2OO do dos Maggie Bell 800 do; Grace
Marks. 10 DO do.
despatch received at New BEDFORD reports that the
bark Rainbow OF that port sailed from Honolulu June
20 for the Arctic ocean having landed 80 Ibis y oil at
Honolulu 10 be shipped home via san Francisco.
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kept away and on nearing found II to be large dead
whale, blown out to height OF at least twelve ieet
above the surface. and completely surrounded by large
Quantities OF birds OF all species
WATERFORD, July 2-The Elida, Dunlop, from Phila.
delpha, repors:May e. lat 45 So Ion 80 w, bore down
on the brigantine kenore, of Granville before re-
porte1l abAndoned and very daep In the water,
win oulwafks and stanchions gone ON starboard
SIDE toretopsaIl and foreopgallant sails set main.
and split Ac ~ = - ~ ~
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shipmasters ars In
formed that by teegraphing 70 the HERALD London Bu-
reau, No 46 Fleet street, to the Paris ONCE Rue
Scribe the arrivals and departures from European
and Eastern ports OF American and al foreign vessels
trading with the United atates me will be cabled
10 this country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and SAILING from French and
Mediterranean ports VIII and the Paris Office the more
economical and expeditions Tor telegraphing news
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states for numerous causes. No publicity
Legal every where. Terms satisfactory. FREDERICK
], KING, Lawyer and Notary public, 303 Broadway
Residence Office Eighth street
A BSOLUfE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states; legal everywhere descrtOn, &C.. sur
hcent cause publicity required; no charge until
cly0rce grantedj advice tree.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney i94 Broadway
HHILDREE's LIVES SAVED FOR 80 CENTs.-EvERY
~ case Of Group. Diarrhaa and Collie can be cured
when nrst taken, by Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMtET
druggists
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AYR. July Is-AuIyed, ship nelson tsD. Dxon, Que.
bee.
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keep Il lnrgr assortment If gul-. Ii--
tots aud ummuuIIinu- Of an klui-.
They are hr-t-rtnss gunSIHith~, and
repair firearms In The hest and most
wurkmanlike manner.
There aIe a number of good hotels
i'm the plrcp. the principal amuug
which are Dyers Hotel. American
Huu>p, Planters House, aud Rallruad
Hotel. There are also several r,s-
taurHuts in The pl fce, where meals
can he obtained at amy time. There
are three blacksmith and wagon
~-hnp--Jnhu NraImn, ii. Haas, aud
Draper * Co. al which Il gOud sup
ply uf iva, four and six horse wagons
of Balm, SchIttIrr, Sruh-haker, Muir
ply. and E~prnrnirII make. can he
always found. with bows and rover
Besides the above their are IA num-
her nf boarding HOUSES tailor shops,
barrier shops, small retail Stnre-, e.,
that We cannot spare time tu give in
detail.
The public may rest assured thai
there are abundant facilities in Chry-
Pnne Ia outfit everybody al this point
who may start fur the Black Hills or
Northern Wyoming; and hat It can
he dbup cheaper here than parties
can outfit ut other points. and trnns-
port their outfits here. Besides they
will know just what they will need
when they get here. and can avoid
purchasing useless aud cumbersome
articles.
There Is n good Stock market at
This place tor the purchase and sale
of hur-eS. mule-, and cattle. Several
Prr-nr'~ are engaged more or les, ia
The / uEiurSs of stealing in sturk,
among them w. NJ. Ward. J c. Alb
ncy. Barnald Il Co.. and Tracy & Co.
Those who will come fu Cheyenne
n Tia" starting point will save money,
tim" and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits ut This place.
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DIR. Geo Walkers

tr,n'mcut con=i-tr In the uusCruDu'oHs rel c.
u ~ uf all hsr dele rIsu- mineral drugs
winch. VIII e tHey mnmrUtariI, rvHr"yr the
sympfum-. uui-o fhe h oct and perm tucuflN
tx The ni-vH-F~ in h con lit III ~. VIII CT torn
re -r'e uunacrn Of has "a CSC UnIl''u- horde nj
cmpt~3rnl rhurlatun- whu II &C their uu-U<
poet uE ht' rnn rnuu ling dup .-. AID r. their
; nd god rrqur- h 81 with ~rat1-red ~"u-ti
N 'nur. ADD u e-lurthle rVi t-uc-. aud th-
urHrrrrt ~ IN u tiWrl. md par1, ur v..
I-'i"-- by mail eucip in Zee, IS, TAI hrllly at
tended -.
Ncdlei'e provided ,nl -cnt to any parl o. The
United Stutrs
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES
Hours nrcou-u tHtiou from . n. 10 y NJ. 10
) and e % . .. ~. Separate reception rooms.
L. ,. box, I7Tg. aurTi Ru
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DIR. Geo. Walker.

having f"r n uumhc- Of years ma e fhe ahurr
mHlHulC- ne -utJeCi a. bis -pvC,r riuh N D.
moreover. ny lon aud care .uI prs ice mo an Ct
he treatment u~ru alta r c. muIr udcg hN ucu
emiurH men ~ Doc ur x crrd. H. Itmuut. Nnl.
druI, Nfdtl, " ruu AID e. herr, a. app led Ia
'hrm a. c ,Id aud huHiI C.im1 ~. 80 o. 80 cNa.I-
~ sun thu altered sale OF III Clu-fIufi-uu
prr-ot- III Ia 4 been a c i'm ~, rud In tTnE I At
AID -cmi- r"pic % r uni ir-, T rl- pc irC conn
drnrc l.. unirrIakiEs the y frn rueut Huu eGrc-
rial cure ~ auv Il TIE ubuvu d eI-rE { how
evHr long = uGin ur IHvrt rat The, may be-.
vi h = cert tiHty Il uuf oulN Grad C ting he d.
UrdvT. hut cuururrvht'N rrriur'u' inc uuIiT~ CUu-
riifu len To- perfect health ard yigur
The rraud uycuIfarIfN If
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g.. smroriu-. captain 9rd nvulry, comd'g Co E.
ird thvrlny and pu-t
Nm. Abbot. :ud Lieutenant q h Inran ~. Post
Adju HU,.
} "ckrfrilcr 2ud Lieu enant OH Inrun.r
A.. AZ VI. and a. G.
". l'eII,N. "A. urrruu--po~t Surg on.
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