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New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
ApBIrRATION PROPOsED.
. yrwspApEA's PLAN FOR SETTLING THE DIFFl-


la
R41rlvorr. July 23.-ln its Sunday edition
The american published proposition for an arbitration
NJ bc G,uty between the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
COMPANY and It's employees. % rcpubi~hes the PROPOSE
tio TODAY and says that If tie strike was an ordinary
one tie aigm, MS against it would have lorce'
"But 10 is am iusurrcctou based upon stike IL says
"ud the settlement of the strike will put an END 10 lAe
iusurrecton. To the argument that the Company should
be- allowed 10 settle this matter in MS own way, an an
svcr ni-At be given that the State VIII be
held responsible for al the damage thar
may bc occa-oucd by the rot. and every tax
payer Will ue required TO pay his share" The Ame7ct"
r. proposes tnar active and practical business men
and large employers act as Committee Of Concuaon
Gentlemen whom II considers cmln'nty ht IOl
su.b a posti0n are named, and 10 is men pI"
rD-,d: Il THAT both Harte, agree 10 a'lc U
H. dtc.~iuu of tIis committee on ai questions
of difference each party naming one olaer = heh'u I'D
ht added to the Committee and "lht rue -I!heIs
take thc initiative ANA prtpos. 10 reiu to iH,H
posts ~ dly al O'Clock To-day tNond"l provided lie
G.omuiuy viii accept the proposition ana a- 10 ""ite
lr Ib. decision oi The COMMITTEE lu GCoG l"!il 4"e
Amercra trOlgly urges this ,de of setting tdr pres
egr Do .Il 81 and thinks lis success Woul1 't lH We
interest of uuusui.y, Law justice. an s"od ol"o..
arrpI. Z to tuc proposition, tht strikers % say No"u
oyt. God. -Iouud lost bf the hot, vale ihc tohpiN5
would lose ucIlLer honor or ~-li respect
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

GOV B DLE, PE0CLANAUoN-THE 80 REGIMENT
CALLED OUT TO GUARD TIE CENTRAL.

GOV. B DLl, PROCLANATON-rHE SD REGIMENT
CALLED OUT TO GUARD TUE GENIAL
Trenton. y. j., july 23.-Goy. Becle has
issued the following proclamation 10 tAc people %. Ne"
Jersey:
I'm rc present static of the puuIc mind L warn ID.
cItzcs to keep at then homes and places o business
avoiding aI gatherings ID tne streets streets 80 az. "s ~
t. cvi.-i.sl, sgd persons. Let every good
'@ , N .o~ ,,rpa pii r oe acc Sae1g ana officers Of
IN !, c.'u iIJ -ioii, D. q cffecma. WY to protect
i,, and i,r1f,.,tv from all lawlc,sncss. and
thereby save couutic, and cities Dr. M any habI.Y
,-der the satuie for dies traction of pronery mobs
T'e vD,ic newer of the state viii be- used for tIr
maintenance OF the Laws. ] cant ou every pe'-o.
poseI 'io disturb the peace io dcsist 90 oa.-. .l
thereby plcyrul amy necessity I'i the use OBJ ' Nt
Given under my hand at Oh. c,t, OF Trenton un,
'"'"~ -'''' ''-' 90 '''' ]. aanlE
pvthe Governor Jou> HALL. Private secretary.
di,uacu FROM Eizaort1 says tlat nF oriei OF Cen,
D. Bart re 3d Regiment Col Morrrn. Was or-c.ed
out last m-At Three companies here, one at Railway
and another 90 Ncw-B.uusw.-L. met the Aruorics
ra.iy to move at a MON -ut's notice. About 100 men
were at tnr CITY Hall Aunory all night crowd
Of about 600 gathered at the Prunsyyan Railroad
pot bui mo- dcm0ustrlH on occurred smaller crowds
gathered u G-rent sections o the cry from mIdneat
III Iat. iu tae nornins Tae military were dismissed
suf no q, recall by alarm tue rel'arm bells Cob
M.rel fixed his headquarters at The Sheridan II use
anu remained IN nstant communication with Gen.
Deulrt thousand rounds of cartridges were ordered
Al . Do ID Cen d Hart sent Col. MDrr.N q c-ond
order have tr Ie-im ready ior marching orders
Tie ,glI ten strokes was ruac The hrc-aa bells.
Companies A. B and assembled 10 The Market Hall
AIuorv. aud companies from surrounding towns were
called in A large crowd OF men. women ana
cIrcn collected m the reefs ar)unl tae Arm but
they were not rlotous and there was no disturbance.
MANY greatly excited, expecting orders Tor their
regiment aui umors OF al kinds prevailed.
A.a.rd dispatch from izlDeth says that Mayor Town
leg aud sheriff Thomp~ou received official notices tuis
ereuiu. fr m t1c Receiver OF tine Central Railroad and
from c Delaware. Llck4wanpa and W.stern Company.
lat tlev feared riots ~ this city md county from
strikers 0n le- roads. and them 20 protect city and
county property At9 o'clock tA~ third alarm rang
l Gre bells au tue 81 regiment received orders o pro
ccd 90 H.,,eusack Brlse % protect the same fr'm n
e.4l4res. su cal train is the siding awaIuns
i.e x nput. Hundreds oil people surround tDo Prn-
s-yania main dep and Market Hall. and some have
threatened militia. To prevent disorder the regiment
Will embark street crossing near North Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
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ENGLAND ON rHE wAR--Dissensiou m The English Cab
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THE RAILROAD wAR-Fun particulars u the rolne aad
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railroad strikers and their sympatlzcrs.
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New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
THE MAYOR AT PO11CE HEADQUARTERS.

NIayor Ely visited the Police Headquarters
shortly before O'Clock last night and cloSeNi Tor
nearly An hour with Police Commissioners Erhardt and
part of the time and rumored tnat the conference
had reference preparations Tor probable breach Oh
the peace IN NewYork consequent upon the railroad ots
and strikers on the New York Central and 0therroads Al
ter the meeting the Mayor hasuly departed The Comms
soners declared that the meeting was entirely chance
one; that it had no significance bearing upon the
labor war and that the Police Department clt aole 10
cone with any difficulties that might arse
Commissioner Nichols stated that he did not know tna
tbe MAYOR was 10 be- at Headquarters, and that the
meeting was entirely informal, the President OF the
Board not being present. He understood That Mayor
Elv Simply called near the result oI the metl S o
cIt Zrus LtyOriug rue strikers, at Jhe beIhd-
MA Assembly Rooms which were Jhen m
progress. soon ant the Mayors dcnartire, Gen smith,
trn with the superintendent. The General also declare
tuur LIE knew nothing Of ans new measure, "tlh@ taken
bv the MAYOR Board for sine oel lse o me cliy
I'm the event of trouble arising. superintendent tlng
Was explicit his denial tat the Mayors F'lt was III
regard To the autcipd eel strike ln tails cry CohhH-
,Iouer, smith, l. Irdt md NlcLols rentn IL aJ Iui'
u.duuar.cr. and at $3.50 O'clocA Mayor Ey reilIhet,
and another confer LASTING about M cen mhute-'
also kepf secret. After the Mayors second depar-
ture tie Board o.. Pohre D. main ii ma seSs D.
for near n nour. UlOh adj urnlng fney 0ud give 10
inf rnallOn as 10 the natdre or tlcir drhOeiailoh
months, 80 he paid Us "A visit tom Eht, sild
Cru. Smith. wncu asked the object OF the Mayors
visit n was also sat nat tine Board aud Mayor were
in session late an ho IN OrIrrtO hcti Iepors nom
feeling existing ,hr Runway depots and otner places
among Tue WUIAllI- cts'. :,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
NV JERsEY CENTRAL UNDIsTUPn9D.

1T" UIHCIiIs OF Int ItutraI KllIrOau . "
Jersey yesterday expressed the fullest confidence that
they should have trouble with thcir employees
The Receiver had taken charge 80 per cent Of the
100000 OF back wages due the worknen nad
been paid. as well all the running expenses, which
included, OF course, the regular pay Of employees
IT, was stated. too. that N6w-Icrsey Centrls re-
crNfd utte more pay than the employees ut other
ra ls Late in the afternoon Col John More, the super
lite deut OF The Road, said that al-Ontuci qurt and
IL the evening mo- sisns Of disturbance excitement
were % be discovered at the station no Jrr-ey CRY
During the day Mr LathrOp, the New-Jcrey Centra Re
COVER conferred Win superintendent rkrr. or the
Pnnsyivila lroid. about an Interchange OF pdssen
ger trdihc In ease OF "A strike either road.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
DELAYS TO TIE MAILS.

ne railway mail service, except through the
New England states and between this city and points
South on the Atlantic seaboard, greatly confused by
the labor outbre K. As the troubles were
9t Pittsburgh and on the Erie Railroad tine through
East ana West mails were dispatched over the
New-YOrk Central, and the delays were confined
10 the small local mails and such local matter "a
had accumulated no Pittsburgh Yesterday afternoon
however the situation at the New-YOrk Office
became more serious. Railway Mail Superintendent
Jackson received Official notification from Lake Shore
officials at Cleveland thar al trains withdrawn be-
tween Cleveland and Buffalo, and mails could pass
latter point General superintendent Vail, who was IN
the city, at gave orders the Division Superin
tcndents 10 whatever facilities for transportation
they cind get Two routes to the West and Southwest
remained-one by the Ncw-York Central to Suspen-
sion Bridge, thence Canada TO Detroit;
the other from Nrw-York 10 Boston and Port
land, where connection ia made with the
Grand Trunk line to Detroit. The former route
chosen last night. and the mails which left Yor,
West Yesterday morning and those Gispntched
later IN the dIv were Canada. Mails for
Pttshureh Cincinnati and Cleveland will be sent first
Detroit letter Altoona Penn, by this will
travel t1ree-quarters OF "A cr.c.
Superintendent Jackson received advices froLi Gin
ciluau yesterday that mails bad been sent from
that city at the usual time hy way of Ceve-
l1nt instead of through PITTSBURGH These mails
Viii doubtless he detained 40 Cleveland, snt west
ani around by way Of Detroit. The Postmaster az
ll''sour-h -h rs hohihg a man matter ~ mat ohice.
the Pittsburgh tram in jersey CITY at 1918 D. on
,hhh way hih from points east 0f flttsOuigh. Tie
Penusy train due Jersey city o'clock vrster
day morning came n four nours late with postal ear
alachru pnt with Only small PllladtlpIh maui. II
one OF the pOuche, were letters from Galveston and
other points in the Southwest hat the PJsOce people
could not determine how they got thI8ugn.
SUPERINTENDENT Vail has given orders continue send
ing mails by what Yer channels is open uurl further
notcr. aIl 40 a MATER rs vet has been allowed 70
gG ll.lfs al. N.kE NtT.U Ut
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
TPTRT-NE local OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE July q, l n. m.-There was very
little variation yesterday tho pressure OF the air.
although the sky was times considerably clouded. In
temperature the record differed little from that the
day before. and the Of moisture IN the air also
remained unchanged
For this city and vicinity continuance Of partly
condy weather, with slight differences ~ tcmperatare
may be expected this city Tor two daj - Inr.e -
chance ran but scarcely enough 10 be called proba
bllfV.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
.NEw-YoRK THE HOPE OF STRIKERS.

WAsmNGToN, July %. A meeting was
held here -sht OF toe Labor eIaue of tie District of
Columbia together with the members OF the Central
Council from abroad Mr.. Hodneti, President OF the
Order IN the cuair lie stated that nom infor
nation received 40 headquarters to-iay the
Huul hone ot the strikers rested upon
NrW-Ynrk anC that all efforts would he made TO hrOw
tat city, BroOhAn aud sy-tity 10 tocunluslon and
iu.urrcou tnrrelore the meeting should caution tAu
Lar .gc OF New York from ending couut nance TO-
or IA Any way ad NJ abe tim ~uca wrongful acts.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

rial change. The h. 7ith nni m nll guard protect
ipg thc Company property. The 93d viii here very
shortly, when, trust, Gru Brinker will have all the
force requisite Tie strikers had committee In confer
encc with tie officers OF the ruad good result
reached. 4 T. WOopw AnD. huiprftcnernL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

The old gentleman was really grleyed, and
he nd: Ny Toy, Fun willing 10 d. anything but you
n,,f be- respectful. You tell your mother 10 pull down
her vest. ANA Oricr the girl 10 btlng Deer-- 20.
ft or" said he "put mp the bars youn eaten eoldv -
SPEAKING BY THE CARD" You seem 10
Iuo,y All ne gossip OF The neighDorhood Parker" Yes
ma,u. a.y olns man II pOstIlaI, and he reads
al he losLa.- ards Punch.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
DOMESTIC PORTS.

VINEYARD HAVEN. July 2lArriyei brig Reporter Rider.
Bangor New York. scrs Evelyn ley, River Herbert
y Enterprise Mitchell River herbert, "
New.YOrk storm Petrol. Davis Hyannis, Tor New-
Nellie Lamper. Higgins. Lynn for New-hork Thomas,
Bangor Tor " York r. X vaughan, smith "a Tor fhi
delphla. Mary A. T Dskins EtaiD Tor Wy Ia Geo.
Fessendeu Be-be Boston YORK. Martha Wei De-,
Buge Boston York. Ellen ". Duieid Kayuor Bcs
aId sailed. .chr. stephen J. tOpA- JulY ~
arrived schr Henry Waddington, Nangd p Cow Bay o. b.
for sailed James Msrtin samuel Gilman, = and
COrsOn NJ ifi SpaTie. Enerprs' storm Petre. Nele
IanpcT Mav 4. TIuOr. Geo L. Boz srnern Mar ia Nclth,
Ellen " Duh-ld Evelyn, Z. X. Vaughan and Henry Wad
dugt0n.
boston July 23Arrived steamers John p besi, feVfny
Antwerp London. Roman trOwel. Phl.adephlF bark
Geneva Gorhlm. Union Island. Ga; scnr Masne ri ten 2
Nerhawken Gl arei. % Neptune Berry. N-wfcrk
bara Goddard JONES, cape Coat; sthT Harriet y
Brooks Quidey. Philadelphia sailed, steamer NrptUHe tOs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

ATHIRsr.-Small girl (at schooD please,
Mum, viii YOU give ~ the history OF JOB over a2&.n-
him among the ashes! !!-lJndv.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
FEARS OF TROUBLE IN BRooKLYy.

KUmDrS were pleNtticuJ III DfOOhlNu ytSIsI-
day afternoon that a mob Of longshoremen. lille railroad
employees and other yOrkmen were connecting a scheme
FOR riot to mob the Arno-es and create other disturb
ances Although everything appeared 10 be quiet, in
anticipation OF possible difficulty. Gen DakIn. COM
mander oi tine Second Division, yesterday afternoon
issued t1e following order:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION. y. 6. }. Y
GeneraI'Ordrr NJ. l.
T. The OrganizIt Composing this Division. with the
airy Eleventh Brigade aud srpuri'e Company IN
fuu,ry. Second Division, viii assemble forthwith at
their respective h"adquar.ers, a. ned un formed, ana
r0 0lipped for active .ryice. The 22d Krgm It Will
uiOcrcd the Armory ~ tAe - beg meui ddd protect
1itn Regiment c l. James Mel ar, commanding VIII De
held iu -crvr ra.v emergency.
H. Bri ,uder-ti"n IA usr JOur1an, commanding me
Fifru B.a l, and Brig d e-tf 30. Ira L. eDr. Command
Ing the Eevcntn Brigade, are charged wih the duiy Of
se ing mat this order is properly compiled witn. -
III Tn. orr lions not acpted viii remain on duty
until relieved by orders rom THESE hcadquar"rs
Mli-G'n. THOMAS :. DAkIN
Commanding Second Division, y. g. 5. y. \.
subsequently the following order was issued:
HEADQUARTERS ELEVENTH BRIGADE. y. 6, 5: \. y,
c....,, o-,,.r. xo Juiy % I9'"
l. In pursuance Of General O.drrs W g. > rom Head
9nf,.,t~v and the Gatng Battery will assemble fortn
with AT their respective armores. fully uniformed, armed
md .rninp.d tor trtve service, The Battery dIsmOuuted
and await further orders rom tnese headquarters
H. Til. 32d Regiment Will proceed To tie arnJry OF the
23I Regiment. Clcrmonttve anu project the DuiuIHS
AH" P'V''''' " 81 ofIcr Brl..-Gen W. l.. BEEBE.
W r BUSKER. Asst. A. A..it.-Gen'
About 1880 o'clock last evening, the follow
dispatch was received Dy General Dlkn, al nis head
1uarters AT No. 40 Courtst Brooklyn:
ALBANY. n. Y, July 23.
r., CpV TUOs :. DAKIN. COnmaHdinJ NccoHd DirtSIon
.r,. C,uuian erin Cnief dir that yuu have 1Uur
EN- re command ready iUr service, Gnd hOld them subject
~, orders FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adlutint-GcnrrlI.
An orde- was at one ISSUED by Gen Dlnn. 50 amend
f the previous ones require all the organizations
f the second Division O. assemble at their respective
qruorirs The lith Regiment was ordered To
assemble al the Arnory OF the 18th Regiment
Cen D,kin teeg-apaed to Gen. Townsend that he had
air adv ordered Second Division on duty Tor active
service and to protect the armoies anG other properly
Later Ia the evening James Creery CommisSary oil ord
nance senta dispatch 10 Gen. DaNn asking ior mem
Ir.lim of he anuntInu needed hy thrnrcund DNlson'
lie aid that he had sent 10000 rounds To no fIth
Erisade during the Afternoon.
rr,,ukIyu ysi filied IN tine most pubic places Win
lnnt Of excited takers, quiet The ponce authof
lies appearcd 10 upprcnend no disturbance Uum any
mob orders were. however, ven To allow Il" more
vacations anon. the police OH ers ana every t NJ was
dome tlatcOuid bs ln' To get everything ia the must
effective cond.u0u 10 meet any emergency
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JULY a. 1877

cannot be denied that many OF the detachment
youthful in appearance. man heard TO say;
" wish could get chrome Of that fellow crying IN tne
ranks when h" gets 10 Hornesve hope he VIII nave
something cry for" The general appearance OF tAe
men, however, manly enough.
The ferry reached and halt ordered. the crowd gave
vent its prolonged cheers that drowned to
distant listener the sptefi hsses Of worngmen stand
ing by On board the boat Major Barnes addressed few
simple, but earnest words 10 his men, urgng upon them
the necessity Ot perfect order and discipline lie sadi
Ihis may be serious business ana IL may not Dt M '
either you are 10 be- prepared Tor the worst On
York stare. when you reach Jersey CITY make no
demonstration Whatever. Have done with playing Tor
YOU a brave men, Jnd If you do your duty am con
vnced thar shall return together Win our Othrr COM
rades with glory" Hearty cheers were the gen
cra response Covered with brlckbats" was the NUT
tered addendum OF bystander Eyerylhl1s was gniet
In Jersey Clt, ana only lew friends OF the company
met it 30 the pier. The cars started promptly ., 90 p
ms. ni ANU VIII '''''" -''' D''''' '' ''''' -
THREATENED STRIKE on CITY RAILROADS.
Wi exceptions, the Directors Of the various street.
raj roads have ordered reduction the wages o The
conductors and drivers their employ The reduction
took effect Yesterday Broadway and seventh Ave
uue lines while the others went into elect on March
l. The management Of the Broadway and seventh Ave
lines been reducing the wages Oh ther empo'es
for the past years Daring the war the men re CIV
advances at different until their pay reached S-75
a day. Three years it was reduced To 500 ana one
year ago 10 ~ 2j The were apparently satished
and went on with their work, but when became known
yesterday morning su another reduction Of twenty
nve cents had been made leaving them only 500 Tor
fifteen and sixteen Lours Of work. their rage Khe" II"
bounds The manner in which the information was made
known added To their feelings OF bitterness against the
Company On entering the office yesterday morning Tor
their slips" they saw nailed the wall paseboard
sgu bearing the following reduction " twenty-five
cents will be made IN Of conductors and drivers ii
our emploY They viii hereafter We y 90 per day
iust,a adj OF 81 2J This VIII take effect immed-
atcly." . -
Tie men argue the President had informed hein
verbally OF the reduction. they would have hdd an %
porunity 10 give him insight into their cOndLon
rney We're barely able to support their families on = -
day when this latest reduction u taken lroh tirr
pay they will be compelled 10 20 without shoes 80 Jhat
their families may have bread.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For Tuesday in the Middle States and New
Fnc,nd .,ufheast. vearnQ 10 wesierlF winds faling
barometer, warmer and partly cloudy weather and
Ocal rains
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

-NuLFORD-Ou Monday July o. by he Rsy. Or
G,0rge H. nton Mary r., daughter ine late Edward
Milford 80 william l.. II. Pos II. d., al % tlis city
An Notices NJ Marriages must be mdorsed wsa fa1
nd ,,aJJr
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
LATESI SHIP NEH 5.
For other ShiD Ncios see Third Page
EnnEIGN p0RT-

LONDON July 23.-Ariyed, Empire Of Peace and Gcncr
Shrpev.
HAIiFAx Jnv 2gArryed steamers Circassan from Bal.
tiWnr. arrnl from Boston Bermuda, from ~ JOn, New
Foundand sailed Falmouth Tor Boston, and Car
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
THE SITUATION AT TIE ERIE OFFICES.

The troops of the Odd Regiment of Brook
yn, which eit Jersey cay Oh Sunday night, under Inc
command o. Col Rodney c. Wad It Wac reported al
the Ere oice yesterday, had nearly reached Houells-
VI e about p. The situation of ana that place
remtHed unchanged, aud on the other pOrOus of the
line quIet prevailed General Pa,scu- -cr-A gent Abbott
said that the Company being under the
troll Of the state. the Receiver was ap lOnred
by one Of the state Courts. would take step
toward rcsumng the running Of through trains until TIE
sato authorities ready Ia render Tie needed a-sst-
ance All east Of Ilumciisyie running
ary and time, and The reports tlat Hornelsyc
ON lire untrue. IeeEripAic communication west
ward from That place was broken sunday night but
had Been resumed again yesterday, and between New
YORK and HOrncsyie II. interruption had occui rcd.
Tie AMI the other Oicr- OF the Com
pauy VINO had gone To Eorncissl unable io -ct
away as IT, strikers would allow no trans 10 be-
out.
Mt Villas the General FreghtA Of the Erie, stated
that he had stopped the receiving ol WcstDouud ieght
about noon yesterday, 1t could NOT De sent lhrouh
ana II forwarded would Oily block up Tie road what
the effect upon the general eght Interests Oi bc ROAD
would be- he could not say that would depend upon
the dur in Of the strike Tie Pcnnsy wanna Road, LIE
believed, had stopped receiving freight, and the New
YORK Central could no further than Buffalo lie
did not know whether the freight were blocked up
all along the line OF the road congregaed in one or
two places.
Inspector General Woodward sent the following eie
gram to The EoeninR ASpress yesterday;
HoRSLLLsvILLE DEroT, July 2J-in reply 10 your
telegram would say that tAe situation Is "i'Aou1 mae"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
5uecla! Notices.

intended for % me ps5I @ .sae Of r.. TIE 5
day
Keeps Custom ~nirt,. ml.e measure. ycry best,
les perfectly s~.is. iotory 6@J Brolaway -
Nervous Exhau,Iion-A medical comp isng res
Yori care u premature eel n 'nosia "a.
dispauy Low dee h may De- rr;alne, anorlng clcir
syuop mraJs marriage 'ud tue treatment Df
nervous physical debility is te result Ok ~ frai4 *
KAHN. Office ANA resi.elce 81 r. 10 hist \. y
Ps,-Omce Souce- fire mans lor the wees .n.as
WDEsD DAY al 800 a. Franco direct by steamship
ship Russia Qeeusiowu on III DAY a. zoo h. io5
Iurope Dy sranShR 9HTya va 30 tr 2,nr,e nv s,.in,
shlp cry Of Richmond VIA Qleen9lomh 4. Vr &
this steamer must be specially l1as-' % al az .; " p
ior land and Nort1 OF ireland 0y 1ts''s.'p ys''e
steamship Gen. Wcr'er VIA SOUTHAMPTON ana bremen lns
, o y nayarI Days ScSYorS Jiy - The
Kingsion Ja leave NeS YorA Juiy 20 rhe mails Tor canA
and Japan rayc Francisco August o Ir na tr AUS
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CoIiGniAS -
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the Greek and composed oi words. and odonte
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