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The Crescent and the Cross.

II may safely be avcrrcd that the Lyceum
Theatre never held SO distinguished an au-
dience rs that which gathered there on Friday
evening In the cause 81 humanity and under
the composite banner Of tho Crescent and the
Cross, which new nag hung from one Of the
proscenium boxes
The Occasion was the performance Of jules
Sanieau's comedy. Madcmosclle de Ia Seq
liere.' by the French company; but that by
itself would by no means have suillccd 10 bring
together 30 many OF the best known people Of
the city. Behind the play WIS the motive.
which was 10 give relief 10 those who are in
suffering by reason Of war now raging between
the Turks and the Russians.
A society OF relief has been formed in this
city. and they propose II series Of entertain
ments in iurtherance Of their object. Of which
TINS is one. The title Of " The Society Of the
Crescent and the Gross" has been adopted.
as the relief proposed is to be distrh-
uted with impartial hand to the need
ing sufferers. whether Turks or Rus
slams Tho insignia OF the society are the
Cross apd Crescent ip rombpatlon. Its Prs,i-
dent is Mrs. Robert N; Vail; the Secretary. Mrs.
C. l. Perkins; the Treasurer. Mrs. Thomas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-04
CAPTURING A BRUSH.
A Fen that Could not Escape from the Daring
Queens County Hunters.

Tho v,oaotipr ~ tho Ouaopa county hunt
Inv "eVUhS va VINO S""""o N'"i'' "iO
was great event in Hampstead yesterday.
Refore 1 o'cloct tho streets In front of How.
,.', -. az ~ 81. 10 =. -
ieu > ho'ei were niled WIN spectators on morse
back. in carriages. and on foot Many of them
were farmers who had come from distance.
-. 81. 1t, 49,, ,a,,,.,,,ora T., h,,,d
orinRihe ,heir WIVES "nu u""kn'eis ia ,''o o'u-
fashioned family carriages, while their sons
rode beside Thorn on henvv firm horses. Coun-
,.r hoa,s doshod ahout &, Igbt hucoies with
Try peaus uasheu aoou. III ikn' puekies' WIN
their sweethearts by their sides. and many
handsome turnouts were there. In the ample
49, 49,, - A., -, -. iai,o1 ., ,hatr
stable yard men III scarlet coa's lookup W their
horses. grooms frightened girths or altered the
lanytb Of stirruus doos pnye tongue and all
''
was GUSHING
AT length everybody was ready. and the
buptera snrony ON their sxeeds and dashed Off
, =, p., =. y al, -, -, Oh n
toward Delus WOODS. ABOUT mic west vi 'he
town. They were followed by every conceiva.
bic species Of vehicle. and by n shouting crowd
Of boys. On the edge Of the wood there was q
long delay. while the eager hounds circled
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Il Fraudulent RACE.
All Bets Declared OR-some Queer Running
near Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The second days
races OF the fall running meeting at the Ben
ning's race course. postponed from yesterday.
took place to-day. The weather was clear and
bright. with cold northeast wind blowing.
The attendance was fair and the track heavy.
The first race was a selling race. H. miles. for
all ages. Horses to be sold for 81 900. full
weight; $3.50 allowed five pounds; $500 ten
pounds and for $500 fifteen pounds. the winner
70 BE- sold ut auction Immediately nfter the race.
The starters were Dalgasian First Chance,
Major Barker. kilburn an dRisk. Kilburn sold
flvorite. The horses started well, with Dalga-
sian in the lead and the others punched. At
the dnnrter-pole Dagasian held the first place.
FirsdCnance second Major Barker and kilburn
running neck and neck, and Risk last There
was but little change in the positions until com;
ing down the homestreteh Dagasinn increased
his lead ana passed under the wire four lengths
ahead OF First Chance Major Barker third. XII
burn fourth. and Risk last Time, 2:0l. Owing
to fraud the Judges declared all bets on this
race of
The second race-two miles for all ages 5000
10 the first horse and $50 to the SECONDHAND
four starters. ST. James. kenney. Little Fellow,
and Burgoo. ST. James won. four lengths ahead
OF Burgoo. Time 3 Az.
Third Race. Mile heats for three year Odds
to carry 100 lbs. $3.50 10 first horse and $50 10
second. Vermont. Dick Sassccr and Glen bud.
ley We're the only starters. Glen Dudley sold
favorite before the race but after the first heat
Vermont won. four lengths ahead OF Glen Dud-
Icy. Time. /: AZ.
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TOOTLTGuT FLASHES.

"Uncle Tom Cabin at the Grand Opera House
PINK Domlnos" rmains the attraction at the Union
square
IN Jubilee singers give second eOncer, onishi at
The FAR q the American Institute !. soon 10 Close Its
Tomorrow evening Mr. Lester wallack appears In
" Ro-edale at the New Park Theatre. BrooSlvn
J%np T,SmBoS 'prns the s o" Theatre this
at Wallsck's with Mckee RANKIN as I'M R.is.,.,
The Crushed TrasediaR HAVING been Reconstructed
i%H''' 10 last forever Nj '''s'H D'' tue town with
opera NAV be enjoyed at Shlos "Masanlello is
FUSED "''D'1 -'' '''''''' ""D powerfully enc
slsner Cayancnshl and senorin, cayanenghi will re-
peat their pleasing entertainment at the Grand Opera
HOu-. this evening
hate claxien na, been giving The Two Orphans and
"tou-ciruce' through the VS. Miss ClaXton ia
ausurars the regular season in New orleans Nov.
The DANTE. win be performed tor one week Com,
memcinH to morrow evening, win kitty Blanchard aud
Mckee RANKIN, al the Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
Birch wsme2a a41 Rsckr: divide attention with The
selves
The present is the last week OF English opera at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. Thes" charming en;ertannr nts
have been patronled by fashionable aud cult, ated
Bynnts Opera House. Nj Rapirr the celebrated
nnor roba,to has been engaged and Will appear tonor
T%9.TST sys pg nsrEH' mper;opeie'
H. Miss L'dia Thompson and troupe appear al the
'-',, "'.
KIP Van WlnNle VIII he ofcrei every n2ht this
Week saturday tArrlr' ul bnuth lhtalt Mr nay :
r'rr iouumt NAV. tnier Ur "as'l-ht, closes Tie
week, cnit riulument
ltisuuicr,to~i that Jarrett Palmer lave definitely
arraup,i win John tnr.h Ion .,ries Of .rtt,res in
Gr.nt Butnii and Ireland Comm dor, Tookr will nrob
/ rli. 20 abroad viii MN W 49,
Mis-. Helen. Mcneil tho dan.cus. has hoo n e,,,av.d
D., lie managers Of hr' Olvmpl, Thaatr- Man, naN
t,u,ub.r Mi.. Mrula In tho .p.~n,uiir flay Hnil'
In vin.L She wa, hr, i'm ftnii Landau ''"'' '
vn IT,. ,,..... ,. a., ,.., ,.,. ,
M' Nul.' llItNVN ',I ny Nli,Hlhhce tnhlsht IN u
si,u ~ We ~ tn' Atrr Amnls nlh
u, ,,, ., ,,,, ~. a..1y ~, ~ A'il {.
NV Ll-'" '''|, N4N"" eAPiVssS lVi hVF, She Just
sweet Ho"iuV"
Mile. Ianau.c arnoars nov. > tomorrow evening"
AZ the Sew BruibNay Theatre N Brunhie from tir
German iiHd. tho song n tue Nh, luugei The com
HluN includes MHlie. frriVu X Robinson. Miss
'A'fe AH'' "f'N' ANA 'l'tr'
Agrhui VIII Doe Given this evening M the Church
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DIR. Damro.ch'. second symphony Matinee.

A very large audience attended yesterday
afternoon at the second matinee given by DR..
Damrosch. and this. in face of the manifold mu-
steal attractions Of n similar character. is an
evidence OF the popularity OF the leader and Of
the merit Of the work that his orchestra is doing.
The programme was one OF unusual attract
iveness The whole oi the music that Mendels-
sohn composed for the Midsummer Nights
Dream" was given. and that comprises some
OF the best as well as the most popular music
ever wrtten-two qualities that are not often
found together. 1t was played with great deli
cacy and sruoothness. and the vocal parts were
admirably sustained by Mrs. lmogene Brown.
Miss Henne. and the chorus.
The special novelty of the concert was a can
tata entitled Al the Cloisier Gate. by Edward
Grieg. Norwegian. but Lepsic Conservatory
tiana, and upon whom great hopes were
set by his countrymen. who went so
far indeed. as TO style him the. Chopin
Of the North though this honor he
and originality. an inventive mind. fine poetic
liens aud broad, rich treatment Of orchestra.
This piece is. as its title would indicate. OF "a
qu1sI ecclesiastical character.
The words are BIOrnsOu's. and consist Of a
dialogue between u weary girl. saddened 10y the
death u father and lover. and the Abbess OF the
Clolstcr al whose gate she knocks for admis-
sion and rest. This dialogue Is carried on 10y
two contralt Miss Henne and Mss Urchsl aud
the composition ends with very effective and
wel-compose HYMN:
Prom grief IRON An. o. Cod come in
AMI blrd.ikc rest on Jesus breast a..
The music finely contrasts the monotonous
questioning Of the Abbess with the pass tomato
appeals OF the supphcant The choral parts
were sung By the ladies' OF the oratorio Society.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE WITHDRAWN.
why Michael j. Corey ReNnses TO Hun on the
BROOKLYN Republican Ticket

A second political sensation was produced
in Brooklyn yesterday by the withdrawal OF
Michael ]. Cofrev. tho Democrat who was nom
mated by tho Republicans for Supervisor at
Large. Mr CofYoy was fighting Boss McLaugh-
lin In the Twelfth Ward. and was taken up by
the Republicans on the supposition that he
would draw a large number OF Democratic
votes to the Republican ticket. He was chosen
to I'LL vacancy on the ticket caused by the
withdrawal OF the name OF George A. kingslanu
an Independent Democrat.
In Mr.. Coffey's letter OF withdrawal he says
he has rcconsidered his determination to ac.
cept the nomination on account OF the events Oh
Wednesday last. which. he adds. have re-
suited in the virtual purchase OF the patronage
Of the city Government in the interest OF the
Republican party. and a. Democrat cannot
seem TO sanction 30 nefarious Il transaction by
any association whatever with the party re-
sponsible for it," As the Republicans haye
already several million tickets printed with MI.
Coheys name on them, they do not consider IL
advisable to call them in rs any new candidate
would b. unable to make n satisfactory chnvnss
before election day. Mr.. Coffey's name Will 20
to the polls as the Republican nominee. but it
will be scratched.
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A Denial from Mr.. Magnus.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SCN->h': In the
report ut an interview Nith Nj Louis En.v published IN
10 days Sus. u.at gentleman SAYS
Mr. Weiherel., her husband. SAL me that the 4 ~
dan htd systematically ptrs cui,d IN Miie chen had
no connection with the papvf which was edited by Nj
Julian Nnsnu~ ! Wa- not rN, 4 regular rrhtcT al a.
advised Nj Wethcrll 10 buy the t.NVr Vi the paper
with money. II hv could.
And subsequently
never said anything about fixing It" the i,,linl
We talked about hrlhn, the editor, and said TINT
Knew HIM but that did not know whether he would
take money
The TACT that Miss Ahots refusal 20 sing in la TraNi
alta wa' frequently saur.4cl IN the tout. while Was
It's editor And that my written and suuk,n opinions upon
her Voice and singing AIN Occasions .runtly un
favorable sufficient Proc that the favor 90 the paper
was not BOUGHT. amt permit me 10 add never tyr
S,r while lCuutiullcd It's columns. JULIAN MAUNus
NKw AoRK Nov.
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EXTENSIVE TIMER ROBBERIEs.
The Government Lands Piundered OF Miliion
of Fess of Logs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The special agents
Of the Interior Department detailed under the
direction OF Mr.. S. A. Protors. OF the General
Land Office. TO detect timber trespassers in the
State Of Minnesota. have collected testimony
showing that 81. .56i feet board measured Of
white pine logs have been cut and removed
from the vacant public lands in that State.
which. at an average Of IS per Thousand feet.
would make total valuation Of s3Os 5i2S2.
W. W. Billson. United States District AttOr-
ney. telegraphs % the Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE in regard to recent legal
proceedings. Twenty-Five indictments were
found by the Grand Jury Trial and conNic-
ton was had in one case. pleas Of guilty were
entered in three cases. and ali the rest have
been transferred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-04

CowMAN-sCHRyyER At Rhinebeck n y. Oct 81,
a, the Residence 81 the brides mother BY the Rev H.
struhel D Kate second daughter Of the late George
Schryyer To Edward d. COwman OF New York
uREENE-TlOMAs- At the residence Vi the bride 5
parents. "Wednesday. oct 81. by the Rev II scui.
der, Charles Greoie 10 May daughter Ut Benjamin
Thomas. Esd. formerly OF 1t John, n all Of Brook
lynn -
RANkEN-BEIRNE On Wednesday. Oct 81. At the
residence oi the brides uncle. BY the Rev Father Ne
Quadr, ;. j Rush Il. Ranken IL Alice q Birne eld
est daughter oi the late Henry Berne all VI Jersey CITY
SMITH RkONNELL In Brooklyn on esdaN. oct
~ IN, Church OF the Psrlns y the Rev 5 storr
D d and the Rev Hamilton Is Holmes, ApVllus smith
Of New York 10 Caroline Russell. daughter ~ Asa =
BrOwnell VI Brooklyn
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So Andes Hughes. Portuu Prince Oct ~.
IS Alsaua Mackay. London.
s. city Of san Antonio. Pennington. Galveston.
So Herman Livingston. Mallory. savannah
S. Altpmurlr Gibbs. LewcS -. -.
f. California. Campbcll glasgow Oct ~ and Neville
2lst
IS Eleanora. johnson. Portland.
S. New York. Quick New orleans
Bark Fairy Rclle. Gardner. Rio Jauetro.
Bark Garth Townsend. 81 Crnix.
Bark Scud. Lindsay. Puerto Cahello.
Brig Adelaide, StOVer. Cockburn Harbor.
Brig stella Davis. Bucnos Ayrcs
AIsO tue usua rvcr ana coa-twi.e veasai.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALuAsAc-rHis nav
Sun RISES. y "a san 80 Noon rises. . ~
HiGH warER--rHls DAY.
sandy Hook. 50 Gov Island. 81 He'll Gats... VI
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS Great reduction In
prices, weekly or monthly payments taken seui Tor
Illustrated prize LIST Compartments, iSS aud ls7
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Free Exhibition At mphreys's.


No trouble to show Partisan Diamonds The, last for.
ever will scratch lose their briancy. Ills i'm
possible tell them from the genuine They set In
iscarst gold Can be cleaned the same as real dia
tory Of all precious sent Call and examine
Il Humphreys. Jeweller Broadway and 18th st.. New
York.
GAFF FLEfsCHMASN 4 cos
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article bears our trade mark and sigma
turs 70 whch W. W. y We ,,peels ypnoh
Boots and shoes.-For fall and winter wear; good
wearing easy tiins with style and low price combined.
EUGENE FERRIS son, 81 Nassau st
have cold 900 Hoiman's Pads, and it IL
JCNIus HART, Memphis, Tenn.
vital Restorative cures premature weakness, ner:
druggists
Hunt DUNLAP 18th st and Broadway.
Brain Food strengthens the nervous system and
cures premature weaknessot either sex Price, 81
Brain Food-segd for circulars to the DEPOT at
ALIENS fhHriuaCy. LIST aV and 18Th VI. New York
Brain Food Is sold by HrDNUr Herald Building.
cAs~ELL MASSEY. 18th st aud Broadway
Only once ve,ey ST. opposite - Pauls Church.
The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
ne Is Mrs WINSLoNs soothing syrup
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WINTER WEAR.-Double- breasted merino I'M
qsrshirt2 Soc. Re yuief dog skin gloves o. rs pair
S.sns,sa, wv Grand ST. also A27 sih sv.. 2e,h
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Infants Swallow MIR or Magne.ia
With avidity and II never fails 10 regulate theiI
dlge suNe Orsuus and bowels -Aie
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Vital Restorative cures premature weakness. ner
vous ty aud dyspepsia Of either SEA Price 81 Al
druggists
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Vital Restorative j. sold by DIrMAN, Astor House.
HUNT DUNLAP 18th 81 and Broadway.
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Gl Pnlrs. amounting IA $1,000 Spanish. drawn
every II days next drawing NOV, Information iur
nshed. OrItrs hllsd. pri1es easlsd spanish bauk
Alii G0Neruments puINhn.sd, &c.
TAYLOR CO. RAnkAFa IL Wau Nav York
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Brain Food strengthens the nervous system and
cures PREMATURE weaknessot either sex Price, 81
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The best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
ing Is Mrs WINSLONs soothing svrup
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Spum Not trs.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO vi

A splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIS Z.
furtun, ~ 1. urand Draw IA. 1871 ~ Sew orleans,
n EspAN. Ny u Louisiana STATE lnttrry Comuauy
INCORPORATED tor Educational ani 'hnuWhe purp' -s
iNtS Inuital St'DltDl with all additional reserve
tund. st,uUn ms GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW.
INGS sake place monthly II mover scales OF pones
lutpn TICKETS AT Two DOLLARS EACH
HNF TICKETS, ~
ItArlrAL PRIZE .... ,. .......... 5000
CAPITAL. PRIZE ...... ......-..... ...... lnsu
CAPITAL pklZk afFp
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Iurrrs pnndi- uf- Tor sale uf tx nets at highly
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NIlt Tor OlrN ulufs - nj order. 10
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4 v. Box O9a New OTeAns La
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Rupture Cured by Or MarSh's Radical Cure Truss
Only Once Ve,ey ST, opposite - Pauls Church
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Tho weak the worn. and the weary should
take Peruvian syrup; gives strength aud vigerAdp.
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THE WORLDS MODEL MNC.zIlE-

NVIIIIIV- ll.Urht rOm.
lhmrnt toAnerCAn journalism b, tue b. ;, in
furupe 49, -
IRON The London Times Of Oct : Demore ,t's Maya
N" Helalt conscrNAtlr Of The sti nnd the usrlu
monthly. Got up IN America Nhvrr Il has enormous
N hhl me most remarkable work it, class that has
I,vh S'n uubhshed Combines the attractions Of several
thsish mhsaAnes' followed by long and mr.
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sss tc uvs BEAUTIFUL mud artistic magazine ever ISSUED
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I have cold $4,000 Hoiman's Pads, and Il Il
very seldom We hear any adverse trpOrts
JCNIus HART. Memphis, Tenn.
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Brain Food Is sold by HCDNCT. Herald Building.
CAs"ELL MASSEY. 18th 81 and Broadway.
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llto publications.

A IL. FLORIDA PItODICTs arr Illustrated
~ IA November Fluudl NrA horAer 81 Park row loc-
RKIGHr's. DIABETES. DROPsY, pa
- ihN ST. indigestion. HrtNrl sinc rlt ulnAusu
e"hrh structure, dINH,,, ~ the liver. heart bladder
prostate guni ~klu ant lluNd nervous Organic de-
hiA -uilrr RIM nuiars. s. winch have resisted all
other treatment, cured b., The
AsANkL NATURAL MlNEltAL SPRING WATER AND
Dlt HEATH
TRIAIlSE GRATIS
Offices. 4pl broadway. Sew NurA
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Brain Food.-send for circulars to the depot at
ALlEN : Pharmacy. LIST aV and 18th st New York.
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c1 ME LohriEsIAANNAl STATE LOTTERY

COMPANY GRAND DlrlRlBl lION ArNEM OllE Ans.
NC EspAi, nov ii. l-77.--At the ONCE at u FRANZ
MOOkE son si7 Broadway. New York. limited mum.
der a. uvkvts ht reserved Tor uhT
purchasers untl 10 1slNs Tw ~,ay inarniug, unlrs-
i.poner disposed ui THE LAST OrPORTU NlfY THIS
MONTH. Now l. your chance Ticket. ~. halves al
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Il FRANK MOORE 4 son.
az Broadway New YuTl

EXTRAORDINARY SEMI ANNUAL DRAWING
Taxi, place TUESDAY De-" II. l-77
Tickets, rlp shares In proportion
capital Pri|' elnhbh second Capital frlle $50 ~
~ 80 di,iubut IN prlAe- 81 differ. denomination.
nfnNtlgs suurrinteudod by Gen. u I BEAIREu ARD
~ Louisiana and Gen. JtBAL A EARLY ol Virginia
Ionlii>siun,r lor the state and peopa
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Boots and shoes-For fall and winter wear good
wearing easy nttins with style snd low price combined
EUGENE FERRIs son. 81 Nassau st
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SpttmI Notit,s.
DIR. PANYOU AND MS PATIENTs

DIR. PANYOU AND HIS PATIENTSs
To Or Fanvou 2i Bond At, New York--Dear SIR; -.
I have suffered tor long time with pain IN my paon
and spine consulted doctors but their medicnss
failed TO relieve me. Ny disease came from nuss 70.
ccived some years ag0 Medical treatment made me
worse instead vi better am happy to say that one wesx
YOUR treatment perfectly cured and restored me y"
health Miss FRANCES sAVADEL, stapIeton' ., l.
oct ~. 1871.
DIR. FANYOU. MAGNETIC HEALING
Physician successfully cures without medicine cancers
uors debility ft rheumatism and all chronn9
diseases ONCE q Bond St New York Hours. y 4 l.
tor. VI. The poor treated tree from IL to IL M
INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
have resumed my former business OF scientific pub
Usher and solicitor ot American aud foreign patents N
which / nav. nearly twcntynve years experience. ny
son Edward "A Wales late connected with the kxsmin.
g Corps vi the United States Patent once ~ assocapa
with me. We prepared To- counsel WIN inVengls
and others about patents caveats dc sgns uene
labels inercrenccS reissues, rejected cases &C sVe
VI wv -" SALEM II wALka
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give immediate relct to all who suffer ron indxssuon
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DIPuTuERIA.-D 4 strqng's rrmedy never
fails TO When usi in time sold by AL dru2gtsu
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
NEU-JERSEY CENTR4ES UNPAID MEN.

A report was circulated yesterday dong the
line of Central Railroad Of NewJcrSey the eject
that application had been math by Col Ken ana h. G
Brown Of Elizabeth bOndhOldeIs of thc;ompany, TO
the Chancellor of NewJersey for an injunction restrain
ing Receiver LathrOp from paying the wages due the
enplOyts. The rumor caused much excelent all along
the road for many Of the have been actual want
from the nonpaymen of wages due, and erc certain of
relief the Legislature OF Newjersey passed
a bill authorizing the receiver to meethese demands.
A call Tor q meeting Lladc, and last senlng the wig
wan, OH Lafayettc-st.. COmmunipaT, was crowded.
There probably 800 or 600 men present., many from
distant points the road, and repreenting every de
partncnt of the company. great de " indignation
was shown, and of the officers OF the road were
bitterly deEounced. The meeting wascaled to order by
George W. Hood who stated that the aect Of the meet
ing was to consider the adyisaility OF employ
ing counsel to represent the employees, should the
thr, atened injunction be applied for. Before any
action was taken. report RECEIVED from a
committee Of engineers appointed call upon Receiver
Lthrop in relation to the wages 1c TniS 10 the
effect that they had received assrdnce from mini that
the wages due December wOui be paid on March ID.
and for January and February inAprl and May respcc-
lively This port etcCtuay qcilcd the anxiety tclt
among Ibe mon, iOr theu-h II ~ nct ouch rpOn the
matter which had brought thd together. II satisfied
them that the receiver prJposl 10 do all he could In
their int rcst. committee as appointed, consisting
Of Que from EACH dfPHrimett ara" np series of i'To-
uOUs returning thanks to til receiver, aud these were
unanimously adopted, THIS celn.ilce "i cal! upon him
to-day IN relation - the rurr circulated among them
and take such action as hctlay advise The meeting
il,n adjourned subject 10 thca Of the chairman.
The unpaid wages of the dplOyes Of the road amount
to about SlOOOOo cDverZ the months Of December,
January and a portion e February. Since Receiver
Lahrop took charge Fi 10, such OF tie men
auiTcd II have been paid yekly while the sthers Will e
Iai, tomorrow Satstedhat they would paid IN f,i-
lure aud that back pay &c them would be paid ia soon
,s p,,sibie the men liie worked without complaint
The runor Of Yesterday not generally credited among
them, ard its truth Is lsluVely denied by sune whose
ncstion gives their ONION some weight. Ii Is not An
tlcpate. however, tbs tnere VIII ne any trouble, even
should the appcationH the injunction he made.