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"Canker In the bud"

You watch its development with oVpoctont So
lctule-thc choice, eNgWIrN moulded lud. winch
promises g. unfold th the perfect flower Nur PERHAPS
think how it will aiorn the drawing room Na.e ni an
icipac the pleasure of showing II to your flower
friends But some morning you find H. head druorius.
IT. fragrance nrd, and nm usN purple spot ~ the
but How oru tle lonih,nur caukcr hlshtS the cher
l,hcd infant blossoms an our household gnritn>tnu-
human buds which give earnest Of brilliant future The
ni. me ranhrr 50 .cronla AT rns IT,
NrHls dreaded IrreuJ Hni 20 our bright hopes sue
ctrls the most hspn/.n- fear, Tor We know the natal
sequel 1t p"rh nd -puruutrt consumption i Is estl-
Wnt,h hN rm M medical authorize, that at least one
liu Of mainland nrr AFFLICTED with this insidous mtlady
Fuf IT. Nh-"s Hrc secret that even its victims nm
aware of IT. rrsourc until II suddenly dicluscs it. II IN
some of o., nNrlhi and Outlines natal forms slight
tutiucuN UPTON l. often hr only indicator of it.
rnrr inr "N means "i cAi'rmintung ui, disease from
iN system A thorough course
mrnl TINS tsrHtn'nt must iulhl three Indications name
N-prumoie nutrition alter or puuN the blood and mr.
ftst dl,g filnn u the TISSUES rud the
tuh.rcrs N'mor iDi.nt ni,. A't,c can BE- employed
Ton III se purpose, than ID frrrc. Golden Medical Dis
o1Ncry While mpifun- strength nul tone 10 the Iilr-
tive nrsnns rau.rs the blood nul h'h, tEr dis n,ol
u,ur- Test b, virtues ere the deadly tnnkcr IA, bs
Ell tl, lic you piilc -ih
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Mabel Leonard Gu, of cour, a, Last.

Little Mabel Leonard. and her friends and
others interested IN her case. were IN judge pououc
Court again Yesterday Mabel wore inuuiv hat gayly
trimmed with bldc ribbons She greeted her mother
with Kiss ami smiles hut would not speak 10 Mrs
Rogers Mr. Drlaheld counsel for the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children. hnd pr,tractd con.
siauon with the referee, which resulted m aelce.
mrnt that the case should bee settled without lug any
moro &C. ,inony judge Donour conlitionalS consented
That Mabel be- placed nmhmuN under illr care OF Mr
Frank Girari President Of the Dramatic Prutcr i've Assoc
but until details arranged -lr VIII remain
IA the custody OF her lawyer Before Mabel lult the
court room she Kissed her mother gnnlh y. Then size
placed her hand rontiutY M thr hand U her counsel
and walked out IdtllO Nrnrsic Messin wall be- com.
against Mr' Roger for contempt Of count win probably
he dismissed She S'iN romans in the custody U The
Shrrln Mr. GrRrd Is understood 10 have promised 10
see that Mabel j. properly cared Tor AMI educated m the
dramatic profession lie viii give th" requisite unls ~
perform H. dnh faithfully iti,rxpcted hM Mabel
Will De placed IN his cnrc Within Mtch when the
result was announced Mabes mother shed bitter tcars
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALx,NAc-ruis nav.
Sun rises ~ sun ~t-.... ~ Moon sets. IL 30
HsH wATfR-rHi~ nav
Sandy Hook IL ~ GOV Island a Hell Gate.... "
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Suslnrss Notltss
Ask for

Ask for
GAFF FIEIScHMANN \ co.'s
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article hears our trade mark and sigma
tufc 10 which 1iNltr .uvciaI ruuOh
TRY III FOR BlCkN HEAT CAKE.
Cleopatra, Queen Of Egypt, captivated Mark
ANfNuN with hes NuiNlgffu beauty ana varied
p.hncuts The Misnt Carpet Emporium. III Fulton It.,
snow captivating III" public with the wonderful irauiy
ani variety carlri. and tile insy low prices
atwhich they selling.
Amer trying Quininc. Arsenic. Strychnine.
anu 9TH, inalncs' Holman Pad cured me and others
enye tualy VI chills
Rev. j. II SINCLAIR Richmond, :. l.
Brain Food, a Botanical Extract strengthens the
brain Positive remedy Tor weakened iorccs and mpo
tency Price 81 All irucgist. Depot. Aliens ihar-
macy 18th Il and ss av New York send for circular.
Brain Food il sold by Imdnut Herald Building, Cas-
well Massey 10Th It and broadway
Boots and shoes.-For ial and winter wear; good
wearing easy ntng with stvlc and low Price combined
EUGENE fEkHl- 4 son. ~ Nassau 81
The silk Elastic Truss. sold only by Elastic Truss
Co. tl5 broadway permanently cures scNtrst ruptur,-
Rupture cured ny Dr. Mar.h's Radical Cure
Truss only office, Nc>,N It.. A-tor House.
The Triumph Truss Co, B:st Bowery. y. ".
and 1913 Chestnut II. fnua cure all forms OF rupture
The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
ins i Mrs NlNSLpN : soothing syrup
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VOLUMES ALREADY PUNISHED.

l. SAMUEL BRoHL AND COMPANY A SovrL
From the French u vioroR CuERsuLIKz ono vol,
iemo. Paper cover, 10 cents, cloth 81.
II GERARDs MARRIAGE NOVEL. From the
French Of ANDRE TuEuHiEr. Paper cover. 50 cents;
cloth. 10 cent.
III sPIRIrE. A FANTASY. From the French on
TntoruiLx GAurKa Paper cover. 81 cents, cloth.
u cents.
~. THE TOWER OF PERcBMoSr R, GsoncE sASp.
Paper cover, 90 cents; cloth, 10 oenta
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Boots and shoes.-For an and winter wear; good
wearing, easy ntng with stvlc and low Price combined
EUGENE tERlu- 4 son, ~ Nassau 81
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No moro mixing buck wheat over night. but in
liecket, -et raising bu,kwhca add five pnt ol water
or milk or part each, ami bake immediately Keep the
batirr IN 'op place ii not wanted Tor Immediate
THIS WIN produce seventy hight ani delicious cakes pre-.
lrll'd hh many 10 those nilc with yrRst II wheat
cake aiv dcsrt use lechcfs sclirnsing Tddic cake
upul III place pi buNkwhcht A. above directed -iip
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Brain Food il sold by Indnut. Herald Building; Cas-
well \ Massey. 18th II and Broadway.
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That Tsrmen Of Isnbyhood.

sour stomach may always be remedied with
lac popular AID 70 digestion, Mix VI N'gnesa -.ifv
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WINTER WEAR Double breasted mcrino un-
irlshlti, - nous linen colars 81 - per dnl ! vs..
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n0ssMOKE HOTEL,

BROADWAY AND i2D n
Amcnchn ami Eurgiean llan, NHpri9r f'mmo'
tipn, tor families lcrm,, IS, ~ -, AMI ~ pen tA
pOrl.ng TO location Of room,
HAWLEY u CLAP 4 son Proprieior.
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Brain Food, n Botanical Extract strengthens the
brain. Positive remedy Tor weakened forces and impO
tency. Price 81 All druggists Depot Aliens rhar
macy 18th and lst aN, New York send for circular
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS Great reduction in
prices, weekly or monthly payments taken send
illustrated price list Cowperthwaits, 100 aud 1871
Chatham Il -dir.
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The SILK Elastic Truss sold only by Elastic Truss
Co. oi5 Broadway permanently cures sever,st ruptur,s
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Amer trying Quintnc. Arsenic. Strychnine.
and iniuhhlcs nomans Pad cured me and others
efieOt ually vi Chills
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"OLD CROW"

AMI Bumgariner Virginia Rye Whiskeys unrivalcd
for the past hllf century the finest IN the world ii
KIRK co, " Fulton st. aud 7Os Broadway.
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Lung and throat complaints disappear wheI
WistarS Bassm vi Wild Cherry 10 uyed.-Ah.
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Mnltby's Norfolk oysters. Al Harrison St. Now
YORK " Court st. Brooklyn incomparablN best aud
cheapest ADD,
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'ROYALIIAVANA LOTTrKY.

s2i Pnlcs amounting t. fSlppDO spanish. Drawn
every II lays next drawing OCT Is information fur.
n,hed, orders nlei, prizes cashci Spanish bank bills
aud Governments purchased, &c.
TAYLOR 60 Bankers II Wall st New York
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MfkRIED,

ini nest ew"%S ~ q" ,"'''n, ~n'ie ee'"'
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The Triumph Truss CO.. t;st Howery. y. ".
and 1919 Chestnut II. fnilh. cure all forms u rupture
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Rupture cured ny Dr. Marsh's Radical Cure
LIlss OmLA nlL-N. , A-..A Il A -Imr II.u.a.
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States. who in any two competitions Of
fifteen shots at each distance
of $40, 800 and 1000 yards, upon
any range, between April and July II,
1877, shall have made an average OF al
least 50 points in each two compe IL
tions. The authorized distances will be
800, 900 and 1000. yards, 10 shots eacn
distance on each day; weapon, any rine
within the rules OF the National R'he
Association OF America. No sight ng
shots or previous practice by any COM
petitor on the days OF the competitions
will beeallowed.
The team has to consist OF Captain,
Adjutant, eight men and two reserves.
The Captain may or may not be one OF
the shooting members. Upon the con-
clusion OF the competition six members
of the team will be decided upon, the
selec ion being in the order OF merit, as
shown by aggregating the best three OF
their scores. In these competitions the
highest aggregate takes the first place,
| and 30 on until the required number be
obtained. The AS aociation's Commit
| tee of three and the six men chosen Will
then by joint ballot elect the other
two, and may select them from any rifle
men, if known still, who have not shot
in the competitions. Successful COM
petitors will have their expenses TO the
| extent of $500 each refunded to them by
| the Committee. The Committee Will
require references from competitors be-
fore admitting them TO the competitions.
| Entries tor competition may be made Dy
letter to the Secretary Of the National
Rife Association, upon the evening OF
| July Is, or In person on the range, up To
10 A. NJ. of July II, 1877. -.
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come out OF the room mis- mouth was an
covered with the powder. After
wiping his mouth on mothers apron,
he went into the bedroom and laid on
the bed few minutes, then got mp,
took his gun, stepped to the be L-oom
door, and pointed the gun at me, but ]
jumped back. He came to me then ana
got Il pin from me, and going into ths
bedroom again began blowing in tho
gun and afterwards load it. About dye
minutes afterwards the gun went Oh.
and l heard Iather fall. was alone
with father when all this occurred
the rest OF the children being away"
Dr.. G. Musekamp, the family ply
sician, testified:
Il found deceased had taken the
muzzle OF his gun in his mouth and as
charged one barrel, tearing away the
left side OF his upper jaw and head,
causing instant death"
The verdict rendered was Death by
suicide, committed in ft OF mental de-
rangement."
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A WAIF.
A Bead Child Left i'm a H.,,w.x

A Dead Child left i'm a HALLWAY.
EARLY this morning as Mrs. Hirsch. en-.
tered the hallway of the house occupied
by Mrs. Esbaoh and others, at No. 5;S
John street, southeast corner OF Liberty
and John streets, she noticed a basket
which was apparently full Of clothing,
Her woman's curiosity prompted her
to make an inspection of i, and she was
rewarded by discovering u dead white
male child neatly dressed IN black do
ted calico dress, white funnel skirts, 81
over all about a yaru of twilled ulue
flnuel and piece OF MANILA lper.
Coroner Stitch was Immediately no,f-
fed OF the occurrence By a neig ,bor.
MIR. e. q. Deller, and after viewing ths
remains ordered Them taken to Habi "a
morgue. An inquest will be held at 10
O'clock Tomorrow morning.
People in the neighhoahood stated tn
Geo. H. Menke, the C6roner's Clerk
that last night heavy.set women was
noticed pacing the sidewalk near where
the baby was found; that she hal a Das-
ket on her arm, and that after
while she was seen TO leave the ,,eiga-
bUrhood, going around Liberty street.
and Mitnout the blsket. Her leatures
were not seen, as she seemed 10 TAXA
good care tnat they were osn0Aaled.
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be sensible idea. and again the war
cry against the Secretary resounds far
and near. But we do not fear the out
come. 1t needed a sharp knife and
steady hand to lop off abuses that had
crept into the Department., and John
Sherman, whose honesty is puritanical,
is doing up the work in skillful way,
and the people will endorse his record
so long as he continues in his present
straightforward course.
The appointment by Mr.. Hayes OF
Hon. J0hn Tyler, Jr., son Of President
John Tyler, to the position Of Inspector
OF Customs At Large for the State of
Virginia, meets with the heartiest ap-
proval OF AID good men. 1t was a grace
rul compliment to worthy man, and a
testimony Of respect to the memory OF
the deceased President. The choice is
said 10 be specially welcome to the peo-
pie of Virginia without distinction oil
party. In fact, Mr.. Hayes appointments
generally, while Of course they leave
sore Spots In the hearts Of the unsuc.
cesstul candidates, are beginning to be
regarded as happily made, both with
view to the best in tereats oil the public
service and the promotion OF that era oI
good feeling and fraternal concord which
1t seems to be his mission to lnaugurate
The Mexican Minister, Senior Maris.
cal, is not disposed to sit quislly by and
see p. an adopted to put stop 10 cat
tie thleving on the Rio Grande, and so
he called yesterday at the State De
partment to file q protest against the
action of the Cabinet as expressed III
the orders to General Ord. Secretary
Evarts acceptedl he protest, but said i
Mexico didPt want the UGited States
to interfere she must squelch out the
bandits herself, and BE- mighty quich
about it! Thereupon, the doughty Min.
lister went of with a flea in bis ear, tc
ponder over the PLAIN language OF the
State Department.
1t is rumored to-day that he is on hl'
b ga horse, and declares that If the
| United States troops invade the sacred
soil Of Mex co, eveu in pursuit OF cattle
tDieves, that republic will consider 1T
cdSuS belli and will let loose The dogs o
War. We hope not, for it really woult
be an intOlerable bore to have to Will
Mexico again and take our pay by an
nexlng some more OF her sterile terri
tory and miserable pepper-eaLing, garlic
smelling, QuarrelsOm5 population, only
about one in ten of whom would b'
either q credit to our nation, or anything
else than an incubus ON our institutions
No more Mexico in ours, If you please
CINCINNATI.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Rase-ball.

At the Cincinnati Ball Park yester.
day, the Browns anu Ravens plaYed a
game. with the following result By
innings:
Innings.1 2 d 8 8 91Ol11 12 10
Ravens. % U u 0 D l 2 0 90 2!
Base hits-Browns 8, Ravens 8.
Struck out Browns 4, Ravens7.
Double play-Smith and Oehler.
Umpire-Newy.
Charley Gould left last night for St
Louis to play in to-1ay's gams.
Next Saturday the Louisyilles and
Clncinnatis will play at the Cincinnati
Ball Park and play over the game fe W
weeks ago, in which the visiting club did
their job OF kicking.
National Associated Press to the Star.
The following games were played Sat.
urday afternoon:
New York-Brook1yns 7, Bostons 0.
Syracuse-Stars 4, Tecumsehs y.
St. Louis-Cincinnatis g. St. L9uisg 10
Observation-Disclosures 2, Philade-
phias 7.
Rochester, N. Y.-Memphis 8, Roches
ter 8.
st. Lous-About one thousand spec.
tuLUES WlbueSSeu an GXulUltlOn game
yesterday between the Cincinnatis and
st. Louis, the Browns again defeating
them. Score II to 8. The same clubs
play here to-day.
This Years Shooting at Greed.
moor.
NEW YORK, June II. - At a
meeting held Saturday night by
the Directors OF the National Rifle AS.
s0ciation, the committee appointed to
draw up programme of rules and reg
ulations to be observed in the selection
of the National team presented their re-
port, which was adopted. 1t provides
among other things that lonr compel
tions OF two days each shall be held at
Creedmoor on July II. 18, "A, as and 81,
and August l, and s. the scores in
three Of these competitions only to be
counted TO- determine the team aud re-
serve, and the competition is to be open
10 all na.lYssRorn citizens of w United
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PUNISHING A THIEF.
A Shrek and "a splash, and All
Was Quiet.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June u,-For the
past year North Nashville has been the
headquarters for the thieves and robbers
of this city. Many daring robberies
have been perpetrated there with little
punishment. The citizens formed a
committee, and. resolved to punish the
next thief caught in their locality. Last
night about II O'clock Mr.. Kuhn discov-
cred the street gas turned out, and a
negro, about twenty-five years cid, ge.-
ting iLlo the window Of his sisters
store. He fired and the negro file !, but
was captured two "a uares Away by two
policemen, Almost at the same time
the police and negro were surrounded
by about forty armed men, who demand
ell the thief 10 s@s
They put rope around his neck,
dragged him to the bluff, two squares
distant. Nothing was heard bLl a loud
shrek and splash, and all was quiet.
The citizens OF that portion of the city
are of opinion that no more burglars
will visit them, at least for a while.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Where is OttersOn!

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Franklin j. OF.
terson, a wsll-known newspaper man OF
this city, has been missing for ten days,
and serious apprehensions are enter.
sained by his friends regarding his safe
ty. The last time and place to which ne
can be traced by any reliable authority
was Thursday at Coney Island. Fears
are entertained that he may have gone
into bathe and drowned. Mr.. Otterson
was a person of c0nviVial habits, but at
the same time OF strong domestic at
tRchments, and has never remained
away from home more than three days
1T the farthest. His friends have been
in private pursuit Of him during the
past week, and all his former social
haunts have been visited without find
ing any clue to his whereabouts. 1t is
almost certain that he is not in the city,
as the search has been exhaustive.
superintendent Walling has been in.
formed Of his unaccounlable absence,
and is making search for him. Mr.. Of
terson was engaged on the Tribune for
more than fifteen years, and was a par
SECULAR friend of Horace Greeley. He
was well known among newspaper men
FOR his hobby in getting up political Sta
ustios. He was recently engaged on
the Mail in connection with the abuYe.
Heavy Burglary.
Early this morning burglars entered
B. W. Patcnman q Bros. jewelry store,
1863 Canal street, by breaking through
the wall of an adjoining store, and car
Elsd oil Jewelry valued at $4,000.
Welcome Home.
The steamship Britannia, which al
rived yesterday morning, had among
her passengers VIM. II. Vanderbilt, who
was warmly greeted by the party who
went down the bay TO bid him welcome
nome.
Ex-Governor Hendricks.
NEW YORK, June l1.-EX-Governor
Hendricks. wife and Miss Laura r. am,
Of indianapolis, arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last night. The Ex-GoV-
ernor and wife are on theft way to
Europe, and will sail Wednesday ON the
steamer Scythia, accompanied by Mr.
Uresland, OF indianapolis. They will
remain abroad three or four months,
passing most of their time in London,
Paris and perhaps Berlin. On his re-
turn MIR. Hendricks intends 'resuming
the practice OF law.
Hon. ClarksOn N. Potter
was severely injured last Friday even.
ing by being thrown from his carriage at
MS country place.