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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
ALuM IN THE CIGARMAEERs' STRIKE.

Despite many threats the Union men, rs yet
have slovn no violence toward uou-strking cigar max
en-. The latter are few m number one Of the remark
able features Of the strike being tie promptuess with
which tIc workmcu IN nearly every shop have struck,
when directed to do 30 by the Contul Organization.
NuustrNps are treated with silent contempt 10y their
fellow Nurknen. and the fear OF being discharged by
their employers n compromise Is made with the srk-
t induces of thcm Co lun the movement lv~ cr-
al, Nam Iiwru. cot No 119 Avenue ID, whose men were
orltrd Co quit work bee uss ue h at beaten workman
named Prttr Tor having melted the men 90 stiikr APP
pglrrd before tlV Kauzatluu ana stated lat f' cif
had ust usultcd him. and then scratched bis face. lhc
organization accepted his explanation aud directed the
men 60 trlufu Co wurk
Nuc tcut suits reported Yesterday. Gen,ral
PRYOR. counsel che urlufauu, Il reported 90 have
d That thr occupants of tenement shops could not be
,prrd CON several mouths The THAT 90 these suits
looked forward to with much Interest rauss Co, OF
iInW ashtt tIc anifaton o. rroucr their price
i.t hst wrrr refused Tue landlord OF Bouiy = tenement
house informed thc tenants That hcN could continue o
c,ruuy their rooms f tnty promised to pay Tue rnts
NEGOTIATIONS between the landlords aud tenants OF Other
tenement .usss b'ng carried uu. The Wotkurn ot
saeu o MuIr.uaf. we're drrVtCd Co return 90 Wutk.
ABOUT sou wac rctiyed tor tnc support OF The strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

The appointment OF a receiver for the Long
island aud southern Railroads. Is not looked upon favor
ably by some on the old directors and 10 h understood
hatthcy Will make an effort to have the action reversed
since the appoln meut Of Receiver sharp number 90
no empo,cs have been discharged and SIN further re-
euction u the vorkiug furcc, 70 10 understood, will De
made It's also umored THAI l. ~ Rsrton. supcuntcnd.
ru tf tht uuE Island Road uudpt Mr. thtr -, vii hc
r.,tIrl Nc IA. tfn b. veil known and popular among
t.rsr usIuk road. knd.I hs suurrnirniturN, TIE
ri was rlald With ura iiun aud uts as rurv lcugth.
u di,IIand Uhr 0nI1 declared ~ thrCe per
V.ut uldn Nutu Dissatisfaction D. yNlfvsaed hN per
slus li,luF on tbc drornt NuUs, o. tue accoumoia
ins m Ili ttru nY tHr time table, The ryVrlNvf
has issupi .lr,ulr tuNlluE suggestions trom these
people conductors AMI otlv.s VIII view ot maklns an
t. WNnk nf tho state ui New YORK has brought salt
against tlc ians island Railroad COMPANY and Nnrad
lmNusnhusfu. 10 fHrrUlnse mortgage % s4h,uoo ON
pr,trfiy ID Hunters ralrt fruutng the last River
Judfc p1uohuo has grsntci a. Attachment against tue
prupsIty, which L. appraised a. SVoOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THREE STEAMSHIPS FOR EUROPE.

ONLY three steamers, carrying passengers, VIII
leave this port FOR Europe to-day The Erin, OF the Ma
tona Line from London. s two days behind time' ana
the California, OF the Anchor Line, from Ilasgo" u
overdue although tho latter is slow steamer eonse
oueutly neither OF these lines viii dispatch steamers to-
day; but they will sail early next week Inc Do-
byia. OF the Anchor Line, was to sail To-Day
but owing 10 the breaking OF her smart she
will not leave port until Saturday and In the III
teryal the shaft will be made more secure a ne"
shaft will be put Glasgow. The passenger hss py
the steamers sailing to-day below the average WIN
the execution OF the White stv steamer Britannia
which has a saloon list OF 1870 persons Inc following
are the compile lists:
FOR NJ s.aaS PereT Nash 81 T. Reel
John wande Frank D. Hurt = Barnet Dan1ei say JoSn
Beach Lyon Playfar NJ p, Day. James mes, T. Egrr W
AsfpIiis Dr. Ga%gOs B. Nehos C. " NoIn " f.
1srv y aorcenstern MI G. b. Norris, c. b. Norris
Miss C. b. Norris, Mss L. Norris, Carl Schroeder NTs
Schroeder Freak TIaenkle y NJ BIse MIS- 1H sSit ~
Master Thomas u smith, Thomas DicE Mr' DfE @ss
Hatchins VIM T. Huichns. p Gator. John Hester Nm ~
y darrell Adolphus Hertz A. Richardson j. r. e Sas9
Bed4 c9 E%o ISSn h9 RS85cT W. p hocEs
". L. Hnnerly Geo. Is. windeler Marcus samuel.
H. Kurshsedt and wife c6as H1I i, Stevenson Gse
Miss Z. A. walker j.. eeden samuel Han T. = Ron Ron
sop t. H. Dawnay Bemis, Mr.. Perry s. ~ Iesher Miss
hTTS Francs Iaa Hrs asaa r chaeyerJ H. Long
ford Boyd, J. BOYD, MS T. X Howant Miss Lyds Sw-
ard Mis-. Nanny Howard, Master Frank HOWARD! hhstHI
Chas Howard and maid Miss Annie Sharpes the Rev Der
nard McCOlium W. b. McGrsth H. l.. Kidd James 9loor
head W Middleton Campbell O b Dusen, George hmtsr
Brown, Glackmeyer, Mrs. Gaokmeyer G. G EtneseO1
3 3Sn f. S. Mar g Jane POWER S
c aT B6c 5n2 Be- % vi Ms = wS S II
IN Steamship Ctu Of MOpheaL-Miss NJ Ingram iierDert
Ingram r. C. Swift +. H. Brahe John Nictortlle !" ' ~.
Victorele Martin Owens Mr. Weber, George Chill pit,
Copela wife, Thomas Haynes, j. C. Bradley ana iour
others .,-.--.
FOR BREMEN-Tn S'epmshfp dnerfca.-heutenant A.
sOkolon Navy; Miss Ida s. Heynann L. r. hlnhi'
cutt Clifford Richardson Herman Hesegars, August "eysh
W Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Application was made to Register Fitch yes
terday by Berry Heser formerly bankers aud brokers
at Was and Broadway, for their discharge from bank
ruptcy Their liabilities $4,000 but recently they
obtained Judgment for S442,G61 against jay Could
Thomas G. Shearman and Albert c. Aubery appeared
for JAY Could presented counter claim for 22230o,
over and above amount OF the Judgment objected to
n number Of claims proved against the estate, and de-
manded REORGANIZATION OF these claims. MI stackpoe,
for the banbupts argued that Mr. GOulds clam came
properly before the State Court. The objection was
ovcIruled and Register Fitch ordered determination
of Che claims objected To. An adjournment was granted
for two weeks in the proceedings Of discharge, bt the
in,osugatou OF the claims viii be proceeded VIII I'M
mediately, and VIII last Il long time.
The liabilities Of Micnael Ash wholesale clothing man
ufacturcr No. 1873 Churclst, VIII amount 10 fbOOUO
The failure is mainly caused by shrnkage III values ana
bad debts. -, 81,
Charles Whems OF No. 30 BeIvcr-st., has filed his
schedules BnOWing SlO2J2 Sc Liabilities, ana S2,9JO AZ
assets. ~ .,
Assignments for the benefit OF creditors have been ed
BY George W. Woodward nd Samuel j. Phelps wood,
ward & Phelps Lamps. No. - Mulray-.tJ To Samuel
Quincy, ana by Moses ADLER 20 August sclgmann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
A BURGLARS EXPLOITS MAGNIFIED.

A report was published yesterday that masked
burglars had entered the house OF Homer Ramsde, At
Newburg matleated the inmates and stolen valuable
propcrty It was also stated that Sergeant Keay OF the
detective force at the Central Office had taken cha
Of the case and had detailed men to work up In con-
versaton with TRIBUNE reporter Yesterday, Sergeant
Kealy said: The story is exaggerated burglar broke
into the house Of Mr.. Eansdcll few days ago, and
stole a watch chain and silver badge-he entire prop
ertv being worth about $50 The thief driven away
by family. The story was published M the NcWbhis
uapers ami circulars distributed, offering reward
of $50 for the return Of the property. All that the
police OF this city have TO DO with the matter Is th-'
Two men came 10 me, 10 day, and requested that the CIR
cuars offering the so reward be sent over tie city.
They aid have the money To pay the postage on tue
circulars so they not sent out, aud are here IN my
office We Were not asked 10 look Tor the burgla, ana
did not send any men on the case We have notmng To
do with worklugup a case which occurred 100 miles
un Ia the country. did not sly Thought the burglar
was from this civ There is nothing IN the case. inc
circulars would not lave been printed hut for tue desire
to have them reach the pawubrosers Shoes, tBat the
stolen articles which valued Tor then associations,
IN KIT Ice recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

Tho Executive Committee of Che Anti. Tam
mars organization aud thr Independent uomocrc, met
t,..ra, to s1nuf, oi running u,k,is uut ~ ho same
l.trs un election da,. TOE Republicans bud che Uor.
utn organization wilt each baNv sDpsrs, huNcs tut thr
t.l tnus d sits tu UIr HtF tthi q
aI Nt fa DO ls uoi tu vHtN nftinl toHr.u hHpVNot ns
In .Uif0lH dstlUia tnvIr tt Wtn N Hgih WtuuNs Do
head Df thr Wuikiuk C.mNtItUs Toe committees VII
moot aaHIH tHutN.
49, IDe information oi thoso who vish o. doi,ai the
r.t.t m tiuHssr lhfuuUfaIIU FNdiAtVH un tnn state
ntErI OsMHId NiUHiHilUf Announces flIt NgkUis COM
t.. Ilt naa.s Uf 600 Republican candidates iur SIC
r.t.ft I'D stt AttoInHN t.uIrt aud static lrfaauWg
aui ui 600 Nmnrltty oauthalrs Zoe state tuntul Nnl
"a stat. lurInHfr rtn hD htd NN spplifna tI NOuUIa
4 hI aI Az vni,o uf las Ace. iork Sidass teisHg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
THE FIFE RECORD.
BURNING. OF A BoARDNG-HoUsE.
ONE MAN sMorHERED To DEATH-NARRow ESCAPE
OF THE OTHER INMATES.

ONE MAN SMOIUERED 10 DEAlu-NAthON EobNjh
OF THE OTHER INMATES.
MONTREAL, Nov. 2.-At / o'clock this morn
ing the inhabitants OF ST. AieXanderst, 10 the very
heart OF this city were awakened by wild shrels %
a woman On rushing into the street. Mary Burke the
young daughter OF boarlinghouse keeper, was seen
standing second-story window, giving vent 10 fran.
tic cries OF fire. Considerable delay occurred IN sounding
an ALARM and It about fifteen or twenty minutes
before the IRE brigade arrived In the meantime Miss
Burke had takeu leap for life and falling some twenty
feet sidewalk beloS sustained serious, II not fatal
injuries On the arrival OF the nremen, ladders were
hroug requOu, aud the occupants ~ the house.
Thomas Burke. aud two " his were rescued from
their per position The hrcmcn entered the house Il
the risk or their lives the smoke being dense 10
ngus the torches which they carried Tn dead body Of
Christian Ramausscn, bOardeI, was found IN closet.
OF which II Is supposed lac m-tOOk Tor the exit
to the hall Mason Burke, aged sixteen years, son OF
the proprietor OF the house, discovered In almOs
feleSs state from the effects Of lie taken
out, aud has remained Ia COMMUNICATIONS state
since, but hopes entertained that he will
The other inmates, who occupied the drst floor. made
their escape without difficulty The re eNuugusAed
short mc there being plentiful supply % water.
The damage, except from water, small The origin Of
the IRE in unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
rRlNS RorrE no RosroN

Receiver Jcwett, of the Erie Railway, was
authorized yesterday 10y judge DOuohue to lay thrd
raj from Wavcty TO Mnshamton, and to enter into a
traffic contract with the Delaware and Hudson Canal
rnp,nv Tho object of laying this thrd rail Is to en-
ale the fe Railway tomato connection Win the Albany
aud susqucnuuua Railroad at hmghautou a. part o tho
nov rt. Il boston by way oi the Huosac Tunnel Tue
only now hue that nil bee necessary "a CONSTRUCT Is
from Mcchauiysvc, twelve mites uorth OF Troy, On tue
flu,.ou River % tho tunnel lhis Will be dome under
tbg charter 81 the Boston, Ho0sac Tunnel and
Western Railway, aud 10 4 understood that the ground
49,. alre,dK been brukcn The whole line will b. operated
under an agreement between the Enc. Delaware aud
Hudson Canal COMPANY the Boston, ho0-ac lunnc. AID
Wo.tcru aud the bostau and Fltchburg Railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
GALES AND FREsHETs IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 2.-lhe southeast
gale and high tide tnis afternoon abaed nero somewhat
after o'clock hut continued at Newport and in the
Lower Bay. 10 was decided not 10 send out
the Newport boat from Newport tonight The
boat from Providence at Newport was delayed
an hour The steamer Richard Borden, from
Providence for Fall River reached Bristol with dana
10 ruider and bows aud would remain over night. Ibc
wharycs were damaged At BRISTOL where HERES on
steamer is ashore Llwless Pier. Schooner Ida u on
the rOcks at Walkers Cove hsning steamer uas ar
rived at Bristol with tow Of boats aud 50 mes.
TIE Bristol railway track is 80 badly washed q fcw
mi "a below the city, that trains cannot run Tho SOc
Line train delayed at the Now-London ferry Dy the
gale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
CurcAco AND ALroN,s PLANS.

Several meetings have been held in this city
recently by officials OF tho Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company, causing many runors ON Wallst J. h. Black
stone the president stated yesterday that the mors had
prnbahly grown out OF the recent action OF the
directors regarding the Louisiana and Missouri River
Railroad 1hr question Of completing that road from
Mexico to Kansas city under consideration. IL
was proposed ssue IS 900 bonds 20 be guaranteed
by the Chicago and Alton Company for this purpose and
Tie consent VI the stockholders was ~ be askod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

Tho taxpayers Convention IT brooklyn,
which tive weeks aso nominated William haphan foe
Mayor ~ nrookn ast evening issued sR address THIS
does net mdofse any a ue nance rrouintut ulyu the
Nolubl can og Democratic ucsvt Altanhun called "
The satesnt thai Va toe Assembly, AOssra hadrl ana
suydam had dOue much fvf hrokbu tAaIaNefs. har
uH Stsfins DECLARED la thc oplniun OF tnefuuNcu ION
unnl ~ tnU liarc OF Commissioners ~ OAautlcs snd
Jacob Worth Tor the Assembly. In selecting uoaiusc
I've Disifei Attorney ihe taxpayers are cautioned 10
aAalae elosell The fVesIds " tho candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rr.roorf Uouse-The Right Hon. Hugh Q. j. CnlId.
a. PRESIDENT and Frederick BTOughon General Manager OF
tbe Great Western RAILWAY OF canada Wlasgr 70, -
Davib Wells, OF Norwich. Conn., and Dr. g. J., br
aHari OF run iuelue H-Il dge Cha' S,r
- ~ Itlca George f. Comsock OF Syracuse and outer.
brdge orsy of Marylaud ....St DENIS Hotel- Bshop WI
lam H. Hare OF NIohrara iseg itgyss-ty ~ 1tr
1iaea "A ldredgc a. & M. Grand Central .0-1Or
H HaI ~ nv r. ( A Isl Nlcs0Izs Hotet-The Very
~ A I Nct pnomy of Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

4 report was freely circulated In the lower
pAr, OF The city yesterday that tae steamship Russia
thr,s days overdue from Liverpool had bn lost az
sac waa sighted last eNeaiug on SANDY Hook about
Vcoek aud ruachei Quarantine st late hour sac viii
come up 10 TIE city early this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
TIE LOCAL CANVASS.

FALSE REPORTS OF FAILURE TO REGISTER
The Senate contest IN the With District be-
teen John Morrsscy and Augustus scheI exciting
pecia interest and il is prophescd by the friends OF
both candidates that it VIII be exceedingly close. The
registration tins year shows falling OF from that Of
1876 OF 1871 names and is 800 smaller than that Of
1870. Following arc tie egs,rauOn records:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

was subsequently withdrawn IN favor OF Inoinaa +.
Wh,te and VINO Ia running for tie Assembly ON an
Indeeudcnt ticket. said yesterday 70 Denlociau,r ~
deruan that tae action Of the Common touucl on W.
nesday night would worth thousand votes 20 hahu
that now he felt conf Hence in MS election
throughout the day " Boss" Mclaughlin went 70 anu
frorn bis residence aud CITY Hall and Court HOUSE.
apuarrntly actively engaged. When approached 10y
TRIBUNE reporter positively declined to say anything
in reference 20 the political situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
DR., RlHWlrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasecs elegantly coated Tor the cure u All -
order, the stomach. Ev. bowels kdneys blade! nervous
~ eases che constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia
bou=urss, bilious fever, inhtmmat on of the bowels
piles ard 30 OF the lutI yscer Wtrrtnled
10 effect positive cure. Price % cents per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

A MANDATORY BURNED IN ORANGE y. J.
The mandatory of Samuel Allen & Co., in
Nassau-st, Orange ~ j. almost totally destroy ea
by lire early yesterday morning The loss Will reach
about 5000. The assurances were: On buildings,
$1,000; stock. $500; machinery, Sl,sO0 Tie origin
OF tue nre is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Nov. 2.-The Island House,
on Kcy's Island m Lake Erie totally destroyed by
FIRE this morning IL owned aud kept by Jacob Rusu.
The loss $4,000 or $4,000; insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

r. 3. HAYES.
SYMPATHY FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a meeting was held in
the Gibson House tonight to make some formal expires
sion OF sympathy the Of the death o senator
Morton Mayor Moore presided Speeches were made
by Governor Young, Judge Swing, OF the Unhtu ,'yS
Ciourt T. H. Stephenson, Benjamin E2ge,ton, anu o. j.
Dodd aud appropriate resolution, were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
TOWER CLOCKS MADE BY

=.
Duriug themselves
reliable any country. They ln
tie bes will ave satisfaction most fassdi
tInskeeper. Once broadway and Atasl N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
JrpoNP PARK RAcEs PosTroNrD.

The storm has compelled the American
Ioctey Cub " postpone the extra races which were
announced for toay 10 s,ecal feature Of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
A clerical professor was assisting friend nj
Announcement.

LUNDBORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, has
The fragrance Of a rch bouquet Of howeEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

tho two-andahaf miles between tho great heu,
lucky racer Ten Brock and Pierre Loriaras ,not y,
harss PaToe A meeting will be held this AFTERNOON 81
decide on what day OF the coming week the races Sn"
take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

HoLMAN's LIVER PAD comes nearer being a
specinc any remedy yet discovered. 6e A@idenahe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
4 storv is told of two Now Fngl,nd dea-

A story is told of two New England dea-
cou~. between whom bitter ieud had oHg existed eou-
corning contested point. Neither would yiud aud
tr matter threatened 10 Doe handed down tue next
generation, when day Deacon smith appeared before
his old enemy, aud socmuy SAID: Brother Jones, t -
shame that tails quarrel of should bring scandal
upon the church have prayed earnestly Tor gliia
IA the matter, aud have 10 the conclusion that you
must give ln-iOr cannot"
A clerical professor was assisting a friend at
communion In ForlArshrv Vnurcn Alter thc scrvIecs.
clever country wife was severely crtcisng us preach
INK h ncignpOr wUuan they returned irun cnulch
Waist woman, should IA speak that way. SAID
neghuOt. do yc no Ken that's tue man that maks tue
ministers r. Then, sal the undauntsd critic, lac must
10 hnsel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

uary womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes D-onsy, Sop
pag, Of Water Iuc0nnence Of Urine Bughts Dsea-e. AZ
unuria an where there brick Hast dcOs-
It's thick cloudy mixed with su1sts xo
white Of egg threads ike white silk. there
morbid dark bilious appearance and white bon us drDJt
NJ, and when there prckug burning seust ion wen
passing wafer the small Of the back Ad along g1o
Ions. soil by 4 uggst.. PRICE. ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03

TINY MARTYRS TO SoUR STOMACH
nj Collie be eured with MILK ~ MkGNEsA Of While
they Ike The I-ste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
LOTTERY MEN INDICTED.

TROUBLES IN STORE FOR MANY swINDLERs.
Information has just been received here tina
T. T. Simmons, ana his brothers and their partners II
the Kentucky Lottery have lately been indicted IN th
Kentucky courts and the partners, living at Louisville
have left the city o. the lottery dealers in this CITY,
large number Of Indictments have been found; aInon
them ind ctments against the following, which 1t is un
derstoOd are 10 be pressed at an early day:
Bowman, Lawrence Kent Steuhen
Peueduni JIcob Moore, Frederick ID.
Pnhr Cb9rlps Moore, Thompson Z.
Bergen, Michael jr. Murphy, Ddnlgl
Barker Edward Pheier, frederick
Riias EIwarl PlriZer, william
Freeman Edward Plpug. Herman
Griber Charles Pfc fer. George
Graham, Peter West, LOWS
Williams Oscar Webster, Joseph j.
GIrvey. Patrick j. Warner, Bar"aa
C.ck Holm Walters. George
Frinck, Christopher Wiley william
FISHER Sophia Ransom, Henry
FISHER. Herman Ross, William
Eisenhamcr john Rrlnhlrt John
Flwatd, Andrew Va REX, FIR lick
Devn, Patrick G. RAIL- Oswald
Douglass william IaYiOr, GcoIge
UausOn Henry Thompson, william
Horton, william F. Hal, Albert
Hogan, Nm. l.. Fchihuier' IhlHp
Anderson, Albert Simous, Charles
Kimuss AleXandct smith, James
Keller, Charles b. ScipeTt Jullus
KrOh n, Chrlstefier StOessch henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
HOME Ne VS..

YESTERDAY AT HuDNUT's IL
BROADWAY.
oam5 $50 Noon. So 80. NJ 81, hidmsht 80
Highest Dung the day Ga Lowest -
Average 5lat same day. 1875 O3's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
TuREE BUITDINGs BLOWN DOWN

PoUGuKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. "a furious
sout east ram prevailed along the Hudson to-day
At Matteawan three buildings werr blown down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
OVARIAN 'TUMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY IR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.

HAVE HAD Az OVARIAN rUAOR ~ the OVA-
RIBS AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
AKBOs, Dec. -, 1873.
ia RAUwAr That others may De boDented. make Inls
statement.
hal OvagiAn Tumor IN the snd bos.s for
year, he beet cians OF ths place and
without any beurnt IL growing az such rapid "a
could not nave lived ucI longer. friend u induced
RAILWAYS Remedies had not much 4llA
out d. AIy. Alter much cuiDeraton. t1ci them.
feel per rcty we'll my heart full n gratitude 70
God or thk help my deep All cton To you sni
wonderful medicine. Tel te-I Indicted Aud prayrs
shat be much u blessing Others az Il has bean
lSlgucdl Ars r. &. blbniNs
Bibbus ~ho MAKES the above certificate. person
for whom you % send mel cue ~ June. 1870 TIE
above stated ucught Win tie exception
her you may that her siste1elt
correct without qualification. i~igu.d l. ;. lEkCi,
Druggist aud Chemist. Auu Arbor, Men.
This certify thai Ms bbDns who make. The tb)vs
certificate been Tor many yea well kuosn O.
stated undoubtedly Aud unfrnlAJy
WIN Knows Ara. bblus vii be icvo haf
statement s.gncdl BENZ. ID. C0CNEI AANT Is. PONp.
NANr COcNEN = H. loSt
DIR. RADWAY * Co.. IL WARREN-Sr. Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
RUSSIAN VAPoR RaTue
lfe OF vault entirely WITH

A Bilious Headache, and all the unconforta.
bic svs ms accOu paByng DisordeTed Liver BE- spcs
lily sOtten rid OF BY the Of Dr. JArsEs SANATigE FLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
ACHES AND PAINS.

For headache whether sick nervous. rheumstsm, mn
ba. mans and weakness back spine kidneys pans
around liver prLrsy, swe1ugs OF are joints ans m tIo
bowels. heartburn and pains OF AT uIs RmNtFi lt y a-
ci VI afford immediate ease an Us continued use Tor lev
days effect 10 permanent cure. trce 90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
Liver Complaint, &c.
KIDYEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Not only slrsapirlan Resoyeut excel an remeiit
Iu te ~ Chronic, ScrIfuOu Cplslt4uOIN, aud
ssln DLaeLs 5. luL q %. only pos i've onls l1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
BOyIEL COMPL AENT5

I0oseuess DaIrhea Cholera Morbus painful dscharre
from stopped in fifteen or twenty minutes o
takug Rad ways Ready Relief No co1sr'tt'n on inla
ton assitude Will follow tae use OF the r.