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Those fto'Uls MH ere NoSf .it,,c5hro
m Mog'Mc Li.ratue
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

mv'- nav Y t,Djlt .llroa I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
EYES 10 ORDIR.
Whence the Artihoinl TNcs. nnd In What
Numbers They Are sold.

Between 5000 and 1900 eyes are sold an
nually IN the United States. An eye maker gives
ia l25 rs the proportion OF onc-cycd people
uputing the population of tho country at
42.OOOOOO, this rate gives 900 as the nuuh. r
OF persons with only one eye in thr republic.
Consequently while 10000 people supply their
optcnl dcil len y with an artificial ryr. 226 900
gO without Ia proportion 10 the pouuat on, the
eye maker said. there are more onc-cyrd pooplr
in Paterson. y. j.. than any other town IN This
or any Other country. All towns thnt have many
f0unirins and fantori 5. and whose mir is i'm
prrsnltrd with SCOT aal smoke count th rir Ons-
eyed inlnhtlnis nS the score. but Paterson Is
ahead of Ia" rest. The eye maker knew of the
ihr'r' proprIotors oi single foundry there. each
losing an "yg. p.uShur-h comes n"Nt In this
city onr-ry"d iOlhS abound In the n"ghbornood
of manufacturing cstabl ishncnts. On e hc bad
lnur patients IRON nrur foundry n West
Eleventh street alone. Not only the foul atnlus-
ph"re destroys the sight. but nying pieces OF
metal burn ont the eyes of the workmcn.
An importer. who sells | $40 eyes annually.
sends onO-third t. Canada; Chi'iao takes 100.
and Cin .luuati more thnn -. LOUIS. New Or
hnu-. Nashville. and other towns West and
South buy the rcmnlndrr The color Tor
ry'e most IN d"luHnd rs vhnt is known ~
Ir,h blue" II nrr'nliurlv lpllt MUIR. thnt pre-
dominates IN lr hand. The HNrrus" cost \ nn
-yn I~ so. u" soils r1mpar IiIyvly icW eyn~ in
THIS city az Now lorhtIs prolcr ~ have their
eyes made 10 order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
4 BIRG.iN COrNIY CRUstnE


tn" following named persons were arrested
lncktu-ach lor permitting game. OF chance ia tl,ir
saloDn. win'm S.huitleworih. John Groie William
Guillc. John Murray. Dr.. g miller. and M,hncl Curry
There werc -iNt,u distinct charge, AGAINST Murray and
curry was char-'d with cyndlu. The Excise law
john Ryan. pgoi rector al the Mansion House. lcHrnu-
that De- was Co lc arrested Tor Violation of the luur
law. surr, ndorcd himself The following named saloon
krcnc,, tarlsidt were arrested Ansclu, Sef G,or.e
Micko Richard krlle. George Berth. william Has, H.
Lahr, II Wc-,e Wagner, Valentine Sorr. Then Otto
and lo. ph Sohourcl- jaime, Meyers was arrested on
frht rhnrpr, ut .rns i'r n the recent lrnc eff Fro,
rruun tu.inp Company without iOci~'. Iir arrests
mule ln Eu-lrWNd and tnNcsNiil fuf the rlu-c
were AlhH Murnn. brnr-. BAKER. Thomas Slifh r.
kfnn. ~ iily. lnAn kl,s. fiN+ernd. John Krru.
ir nnd iuhu krNho fhhi Lrlnlu. WIS uI,o irfr.'.d
on "a chararu stling "kiuu,' winch thr temperance
H-Hior- ,Iim come. within the meaning ui The -Nfutr
niauns f' liquor llrnn L. liuim Iiolr Co., 90 >ii-s =
HHl War arrested 900 thhf-t n ,tIlnl luNr uuiNr "a
hccn~ e.. fun'i lN luu fHifaut IL wf> tnuN.I'fr
40 default oi hnll iur, turknDN and IdWnid iui 4hn
Mdaud tYWu-up were urir- -trd inr hn. lttr uu
SUNDAY, ani y NJ Npri and II Ahfcn of lnfur -ipn
township niluWlu- dice to ho thrown ior drink-
then proiu.Ars Fnl limHs'h amt MAln g. hoffman,
dci'c t,e-. were placed unirr houd- ON chnr.c o
lurrInN rnirrn- ilv Ir'nu~- uf lItd Van Ntnflu- al
llaekrnatUk lu pursuit OF their vurh All the prisoners
gave hnn- 90 answer Ihc saloon cpcrs lave o. ,.1'd
ff O. . f b. fItrf fI .tI g. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
7IfE H.fiEs EXCURSTON.
a speech IN whirh the he Facto prcsiden nj
Gives II Little Family History.

WINDSOR, W. Aug ls'-lhc ue iacto ircsi-
dent and family drove in from Wnst Brnttlr-
L,r, ,ud r,,,l,d ,bc r,ilro,J s,.,ton -, n
80" ." ~" ''' '"'" ''''"h "' .
orlp'k. When he appeared upon the platform
Of dow Smiths private car men. women and
.hiltr,,, ,r,.ss,,I f,r,v,rd ,,d ,yor, .,..ri, -
:" ~ ~ w." w. ~ ~. .'iu'u ="
hhukr ol inc hnnd. Mrs hayes sood NJ tho
entrance to tho car and shared tho greeting
VIM. ,,itin,. Cor ,lc ,roin to s,nr, tho H., ,,',"
=, "''''"- W. W. 'n w 9'','' Wv W. '''''
Ifsiueht hddr'ss'd inc asscmpy' hs lollowsi
NJ, F,,tow r,r,,s. n.r,r, icavc van d..irc e., so,
what have mn, rtn cintol nni b. v6u viii kindi, t
INIT tns~nk twuor three srnrucc-. .hn hc gin, To-
receive Nout attention, N"ensuagc i too warm q, too
n'ht wr rSn'~- my t'hNlW,' irr W. S"ulaI trr' ii'h
& ' % my in,u & % w. n,"' 's ,n','H ~, "a
hurn aiiut one hundred war. ae" do no, know the
exact date NV grandfather was hr, k-nit--ihe only
one hcr. unnk. when H.. ni'g-aih thc ir opic vel
c"ncd him c.,i"li as ihcy AWAY do 50 inlor'1n'
r,p,"S "S v i'vT M '@','n @ u, y, n,W @ 80 ,,ru ,
i. almost 4. ro"i asa rrcs,imi among ~" T,rr, ono
oi te nyrs inniy .catt,rcd ~ W. are throughout he
country have most ngreahlc r,collec'on.o Rrnile.
n"ro ! uank y9n '"r,a,N for wmi you ny, done
~, ,,,H nt, , ,,M ,l,N' n.ai'. ~ & me m unm M
n,rT ~ oE," @ Wnr, % r % rr , m mN o "p,n hro,t fni
ani sister wcr, torn here, Wien hoy Of eleven ycnr.
lotythrcc YEAR age nrs came &" this place ON s-t
iom un,lc I@ln who then lived IN ~, Nll,ec; pungs
uN .lH' M"lN'i .N'i il' WHY i"h hN WN.h F"ir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
1HE RusH no LoNG BRiNcH.


LoSG BRANCH. Aug. is.-Thc influx Of visit
ors for stay over Sunday was very great to-
day. and. ~ on last saturday n -ht. the hotels
are. without an eX option. turning away aulii-
can's for rooms. The homeless ones are riding
about in the hacks and stages. and gradually
hesinwlng themselves IN boarding coita-, = and
country tdvcrns Several stage loads have gone
to Red Bank. cignt miles distant. and places
south Of hero. like Sluan and Deal. are gott n;
some of the overflow. The afternoon traIns
wsre long. and crowded with pass usrrs nn
both routes from Nlw York and iron Puiialcl-
phiu.
This is the negroes salt water day. and indi-
cations Of lis othcrNHn1e have been seen IN .ur-
riHg" load. Of negro from the int rlor rid NJ
gaily up and down 'an HycnuH. THIS ~ n
INK bulls uro in pro-'r - %, the W'~t I'm " W
MhIS and the q 'cin, ut which hDtn to" plr-
lnrS amt bal ouIU- are TOW l'i trtNta--. and
M" dr'~- ug by ue women IL l,Wldcun-ly
elaborate.
Tine q tan Grove managers havc issued mo-
t|re tnat niuu--lon 10 proplr from nor " %
not be grant 10 tu-murroW. am thus Sunluy "
cur- loEs 10 the oamp meeting viii Doe prevented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
Cole, alias Isnislon, etc.

Mc--r- Walker Renwick. Vnrnish dealers
at ~ pearl street dissolved partnership the ,l OF
june amt Nj RruWick went to Insland. while ms part.
uer Mr. Johu walker. continued the business ON
Thursday last sight draft Tor si5, drawn Walker A
Rouwlck Of 2S7 Pearl street. by l. u Cole. IN mvor OF
Mc..rs WAYNE Bro, o Wayne, m was presented Al Mr.
Walkers office, at 217 Pearl street, for collection Nut
knowing T. code Mr. Walker ~rd To pay the DRAFT
subsequently two other drafts IN favor w urns IN the
W. were Ir, sutd. In, ne last Mr. Walker received
l,tut IRON Richmond, Ind "ncloslng slip from n
newspaper OF uat citN, which contained an account oi
the operations q swlnilpr Who had been arrested
iitc Roc l.. Ark who hni been usng the hrn name ol
walker 4 krnWitk tu obtain money. He n AGAIN nj
large. however, and has resumed operations Reside
the NAME o l. Is Cole, the kWindcr has called himself
q G. Rh,tun. Nov YORK. q II R0leton Richmond Ind
4 u IewI-, u trmL Mich q Hunt, ht Louis Mo, nnd
II NJ h,atOn louisville. ny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
FIRE Nv TuE HLfCK INNS.
The Town Of G"y,iiie Entirely Dcstroyed-A
Total Loss OF n $4,000.

DEADwooD, Aug. 1s-The town OF Gay
stroycd by fire nt o'clock this morning. in
volvlng the complete destruction OF three hum
drcd buildings OF all kinds. ut a total loss OF
about $4,000 The fire started in Hornlc 4
the scarcity Of water. and the total absence Of
apparatus. continued unimpcdcd untilt the entire
town WAS in ashes Arms and ammunition
wcrc posscsscd by everybody. and hcing dis
charged by the fire created great CONSERVATION.
and prevented even the mcaare efforts 10 stay
the progress of the flames. The principal
losses are: G. T.. Leroy. hardware. $1,000; Cut
Ter Chlds, general merchandise. two build
ings. 1880. tthis firm had an extensive fire.
proof vault. and saved the greater part Of their
stock; Thomns Campbell. hotel. $4,000
Eavos's Hotel. 81 1000; B'auprcy Bros. general
NOR hnndise. t25O0; +. N. Douglass. hard
ware. $500; Pcttibone 4 Co.. general mcrchnn-
disc. 81 800: William Gay. hotcl. theatre. and
several buildings, $4,000; J. y. VI Knnls. gcn-
cral merchandise. 81 800; Myers & Go. and u.
Ilolcsman. clothicrs $4,000 each Stanley X
Elliott. snloon. 81 900; Evans 4 Cole. storage.
80 900: Smeltzcr x Reeves. rastaurant, 81 900:
Woods. druggist. $1,000; Bull Kearncy. sa-
loon. $500; Faulkner & Co.. general mcrchan-
disc. 81 800; Shuz X Coz boots and shoes.
$500; A. 4. Barnes. post oillcc. stationery. &C..
81 200; Batt Bros. bakery. 81 500
Work upon six claims is temporarily stopped.
Tho town IL located in tho heart Of the quartz
district. for which IL was a great supply depot.
Consrq rqucntly the loss will be seriously felt by
the entire community. Not cent insuranc -
was held by any one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
The riremen'- Tub Kncc..

Tho annual tub race Of the members Of Wash
m.t.u llook nd Ladder Company of liouohcn wa. on.
loNod on the liui-on. on the E un fd-. last c,cuu,
There were ~ cont sttuis ior tho medal Tho distance
was 30 yards The INST I'VE participants were George
MnNtr, j W lHVt-. ChHs Kuh'rt. X Russ. and
NJ hcr AleNc,Nt EHfr' were ,wamrcd immediately
HI'tf rihrNu+ ] yves WON flr tH-lN iu' stluid
tH-s Mtt J. lruHfL I flcd' ruun, 4. STUNT / llill
rrl !. ku.. ~ d' uuHu WON. al the otlrr- hrln.
iuWI fNd'iut amt fnNr- then iafoi for the lfi/o.
nh h' inter W,u n'i"r dt ,icrnt suu. sl, b, about
Hf NHli. ~ itiNHu wa, hWhluIcd when hc .Ot with
tNu IDrt co. the tul.ll
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SUING AN oRrIiiN AsYLUM
Grave Accusations of Criminal Negligence iu
the Care "f thidrcn.

Franz Gross. aecd six through hi- guard an
hc-l suit IN the Cy Count Brookl,u No.p rIlly. lor
sloWn DAMAGES for personal Injuries, hrmu,t the
Catholic Home and Gorunu OrIhnu Asylum. o Mnntro,c
avenue Brnohiyu l. u I'm MAY. 1870 the iid ltwa-
alm orphan was placed In the institution lii9iathcr
asrci iny 81 week Tor his board. soon II rwarl
ntnutnriou. disoasc of The eyes lrokc unons the
rhlirOu The nitrr, ut the u,utuunn. n l. HIlr- -cd.
nH' un cnurt iu >'lrac The diseased riirruirm m the
hfa'ihN, aud nll 40 thN chirru were COmIt Ilri tn
u~ the same towel The IHlnun soon cnurii the di,
cn-' ia, lh'r took him away and tnNc lam INTO t"
care nf hrW Nnth orcuIi-f, Who said that h, ,l,
could NOT curl, thcN had l,cu too long c,iod
The lHl wl- -ouu Whuf Blind Hia tnthcI, Whu H. Ia
hurcT. APP, '.. %, Nl. Auaruan
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The London Time~ On the Fisheries Commits
sion- Commercial Policy.

LONDON. Aug. ls-Thc Times. in an editorial
article Oh the Fisheries Commission SAYS so sooner
did the commission begin business uiau the conviction
aros' that another commission and another treaty would
be necessary TO settle the disputes Ths would be very
lame and impotent conclusion Of is ahors The moc oi
dealing with Canadian claims ALWAYS seemed exceed.
infl' ncnNNcfi,f invuNInf. o. did continually
curing d sfutc~ ltwnSur.cd ~ Nru~ nr tho trniy
i uH other term. were ultiua hr II would have T.,
ftbr io have hat o." Mashn.tuu treaty than tn have
iH tn provide Tor -ctcroutu the am .uiV. u
int nied ic rcnioN. all ponts in utc. but there l.
much 100 dlsrnr o. ctrf is put .iiuu ui tonncrc iul
IuiitN, On which the Iwss prl nouncts no opinion"
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Minister Lowell Received b, King ,rr.o.o.

MADRID. Aug. 1s.-Kin! A fonso rn'oiyrd Mr.
L'wrn the ncw'yarppiuicd United States Minister g.
Sllln ?. iay. with ui.Ht .otmn.N VT IoWtu srok,
ln 't iatt rin- tnn> ,f Sn.in The I'm fNl lli
similar il4tu4y toir. SO u.lu.luu luldt cuba
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James Miller, Rged II. was locked up on q
charge ol grand larceny on ns mohcrs complaint yes
trdHy. lis bead, She said H-ul of dime novel stoncs
ana she thought he was planning TO ro west with
h, associates lie had stolen several ARTICLES from his
mohers house at ~ Marcy avenue. Brook,n ani when
caught hr returning nom New York. where he had
lu. pawn la, uthrr sir dress for ~ He hld otho
pawn H. lots ON hi- person, ani memorandum o an
outht ~ an eNurdiiion which included, among other
ARTICLES, pistol aud lnl cartridges lie pleaded gmlty
h'Orc Justice Elliott ami WAS sent 10 raymond str, ct
4 f..a atf
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Polo Ia Newport.

NTwroRT. Aug. Is Seven games Of polo were
played thi, airrnpon hcinro iu unusually mr-, uunhcr
m spectators. 'hc carins', tlins up all the sis room
The ,itDs wore ~ follows
Bn.,-S u Rolhm. : II lloWlnnd, raitman Rogers
john Mott, Harry NrlrNl., Hnd tnrfu FrNtc
K.d,-h Il frAUn-. v. A Mtd.Wufth. Herman Ocl
rigls. Perry ii' mont. Hul w. Hrotks
The rods won iom hui the blues three The oirh'l
same, after lasting twenty minute Na. given up i- it
NHN very late aHd lerc seemed u be- no prospect oi nm
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President Morton oithe Excise Board signed
large number OF hccLs ior ale and beer dealers yes
wrday lie said that after tho ale and beer license, and
those under the three he'd law that were faVornhy
reported acted on, the BOARD would take up those
about which there were doubts Ia the disposition
ABILITY of applicants 10 comply with the three bed
quiremrnt and these would Ue subjected TO riga
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Among tho passengers in tho steamship
Rutuic. which arrived >cswriay Was Bi,hop
Marvin the eloquent minister ot the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. who iscuuOluilns twelve months tip
around lhr world ll' Mas >ut tl On, tul,>uuAfA n,ls
m 'Wni &" thm Anunl ministers thrr and 'ln,ie,l
ih' Mulk. lhr Bishop was a lannon's hhtkN ffls
pHlhc IN Missouri iu pioneer day ud tur MANY years
idv ms circuit fhr Nrs-'l IN Whuh hr arrived nHdr
the fastest umr Art known, haNNs made tlc tlp ia
MMAs I'D LumIs md Is mImmlls