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New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

Supreme Court Cham5gs-By Judge DOnohue.-
a arI5s jung ag wilson Direct Process lion Coz bi.
Ion Dillon; Harrington agt Burr scTeyn agt Sloan
Coer McCarg agt Burt; CiapP agL Ir,sS cary 2Sl.
y Y. Fire insurance Co. agt Oirtyi i.enihH ~ ~ itac
Keely and others agt. Coer Asior agI Mcre Greene
~ sao sei fee In the mater Of fIoamanDened In
Inc matter Of he receivershp Pao Belt Co; Davis
Wood another agt ale.M emgrndlms Bleeeker street
Brown lyon ag sezcr; cotton Nforrisey IN the mat
act uichborn-Moons denied. In the matter of Caman
Bostscl at sdfes-i direct ali questions be heard D.
fore the Judge in BROOKLYN on motion Werd az Cafroll-No
drews. Dsrees agt Keating; Woods ag Jones.-Ordcrs
srsnea' s, IN IN t matter Of Waach"I want to see Counsel
In the OF the Manhattan Real Estate Association sc
pren act Rcsn Judgment entered is irregular
must be 80 aside all e dAeren, e'en1an's must 3e Ia
ytbo,t e,sts Iod aq Funk; Tness agt Koch Morrssey
agt. Weed.-1lOton grauted Paisley agi Paisley low
motion papers ordered be- settled Ktcdgc aet Pryer
Motion 20 DE granted on delendans pasing 1 ,o9s To- prs %
Waydel ng Gaynerl think NE motion premature sterne
for he c6its pei .5naliy lgaust the defendant
circuit nit LBy Judge Donohue-Joim'on agt. jenkins
Speiel zlyBy Judge Donohue-To1as AZ The Mayor @
case Of ag Mayor 90 " " 566, and there must
be judgment ior The deienianL
superior Corf-Speciai Iam-By Judge Sanford
Richards asi ordered TO John d. 5ai;
plaintiff ordered June %, lst,. Paine as Holke CHUNG
worth Nchn et al; MgYan agt Dick Wing ast Gas8ht
Company Americas Cooper ait NcW-lorS tattd tdl-
road Company; Fischer agt Laugei Dunn agi Williamson Eh
Fire Insurance Company Dunn agl; LIMA Insurance. Com
pany of Hartford Ct al Gllaudet Dugnt jr, ast
Abendroth sander Cy Insurance Company ~
WillmsOurg agt The NcWYok Central and HuGson River
Railroad COnpany Martin agL Ioyt et a!5 hciy agt sack
Howe Grace agt. Dana; Hu5SY
Park al; Hussen agt. IraskOrd-rs granted BoUowe
agt IOlyCouus for the respective parties VIII attend be-
fore ne on TUESDAY ihe 26t iisr 10 m settlement
OF Lord 81 al act Anon-NOuOn grined James >
Stevens appointed referee.
Common PLGs-Special Term BY Judge Van Hoe
o. The assignment Of Lamb matter Oi e. Lamb
- S0usReporis OF referees confirmed and assignee author
lied final decree signed ana surety relieved.
COmbesMoon To order OF arrest denied
with $40 costs; memorandum Matter OF Brandon
Debtor dischargedi memorandum Moore ag MitleWS
Motion denied. memorandum. Grupe agL Danily-
Receiver appointed McAdams MuJney-Reference or
erod and ceiyer appointed Wilson agt keyCOsts taxed
az 80 Matter OF De La NrgneOrle 10 ciiist for
present claims knipskOn agt Keller Comfort
agt Nosby; memOrandums for counsel.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NOT THE FAULT OF THE BRIDGE.

While the German bark Adolf was being
towed up the River saturday her fore and main
royal masts carried away by the storm wires OF the
East River Bridge The damage was asserted to be at
least $500 The wires which did the mischief have been
put up temporarily and not part OF the bridge ITSELF
uf viii be taken down as the construction Of the bridge
advances In this il Is claimed that The RESPONSE
bty with those IN charge OF the tOWD0a' as inc
vessel was or about 200 feet from the New-IOrk
tower the masts IN contact with the guys or
storm cables. Tho Bridge Commissioners nave repeat
edy warned vossel-OWneTs and tOwboatmen not To so
too close 10 either shore and at intervals issue notices
giving the exact hight the wires from tho bgh-water
mark at different points These notices not only
published III the daily press from time 10 tine, but are
nfX
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
WHAT JUDGE VAN HoEsEN THOUGHT IN
CREDIBLE.

slit by Ellen Moore against Edward Matthew'S
TO recover s4OO referred last Autumn TO Rufus Andrews
for trial After several hearings, the last Of which
49, 1871 Mr. Andrews judgment for the plaintiff
made recently behalf Of the defendant to
Judge Hoescn, Common Pleas Special Term TO set
aside this Judgement This mainly based the affidavit
OF William awlor discharged barkeeper who that
March II Mr. Andrews and Charles Moore the plaintiffs hus
band drank three times together Mr.. Andrews paying
nothing, then went Mrs. Moores house, carrying
bottle Of whisky. Later IN the evening Lawor went to Mrs
Moores house. declares heard Mr. Andrews
he woild make "iha big loafer meanlng Mattbews-lay
that 400 Airs. Moore said, AN enough 20
you the lawyer Mira NOors I'm affidavit the
story Mt Andrews emphaticaly denies IT, lie adds
Tat influential politicians feads Of Matthew'S had had the
indecency request Of him decision IN NatheBss favor
and said they came AT Matthew's request.
Judge Saturday refused TO aside the judg
declaring that the only thing to support The motion was
Affidavit VI agOr aperson certainly unworthy OF belief
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
MORE RECRUITS FOR BRIGHAM YOUNG,

But THEY DON'T INTEND 10 BE POLlGAMIsis.
The steamship Wyoming, winch arrived on
Saturday from Liverpool brought among her Storage
passengers nearly 200 Mormons the way TO salt Lake
City under charge Of Elder David h Udell The party
in appearance possesses much more intelligence than
any party Of BormOns which has previously con from
Europe These additions to brigham YoGngs followers
are of various natonalities but most of them are o
Fuelsh scotch or Welsh dCscclt half dozen Oh them
arc residents of Utah. and have been to Europe on
Visit to their old homes. All ages from the Dabe 10 IAe
Old man appear in the party, which contains several
young married couples. The men nave Lol III any case
more thuu wife, ana they do not anticipate prtc
ficnr polvcamy. they say that they have never gwen
maj subiect the least thought. Wncn TRlBUNE re-
I,ortor was couveTsinC with the MOlmOns yesterday
several of the younger married women stood IN me
crmp They blusned when pOygamY was referred 10,
bui seemed to regard tie matter as not wOrhN Oi cOs
grafton The SAID that they believed III MornOiSll
because tney thought that IL was true iath ana that
there wa4 more of - confidential hrOtherhoOG among
them than could be found any other sect lhcy cN-
pcct 70 cugasc mercantile ana farming pursuits on a
i'm Utah Arizona. Ncw-McxicO. The MoImous al
tended the regular sunday services at Castle Haidch.
The ReN. A W Bossett delivered sermon based ON the
81 chapter o. l. Timothy. ID winch tie MOinOus slthea
aftcntgey. Nr Bus>ytt presented To each OI ihc on
behalf OF The NcwNCik BiOlc Society Testament ana
copy o. he Chr,stfu wary, which were gratciu| ac
cnpicd. Last evening Mormon services were hCid 81
Cstle Cnrle The party viii leave the ciy this alter
uoal taking direct for salt Lake CITY. \ GcicEi
ton Of scandinavian MormOn5 viii leave Liverpool ON
Wednesday, ami viii Dc followed by others III July
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
CHARLES F. BRIGGs's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Charles +. Briggs, one of the
editors Of fhe Indepeaden was held on Saturday his
late residence No. $50 Lvingston-st Brooklyn. Among
those present were George William Curtis, Theodore
Tnton President Cochran Of The Polytechnic Institute
william PAGE, and many other friends. The Rev Dr. X.
S Stofrs conducted the IN the course OF bs
remarks be said q" We not here 10 pronounce any
.aioy upon the dead. In his simple aud unOsicnatOus
lite he would have been the last 10 desire any suc ser
vice al our hands But This cOncOurse Of friends ard OF
those here 10 express their respect and their
esteem for n the only eulOgy that need De spoken.
81 is such occasions this that show the best part o. the
human heart whenever assemble 70 offer comfort 10
those ahc;iOl."
Tie renaius were conveyed for nternent TO the Mo
tayiau Cemetery AT NcW-DOrp S. L.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE CATHEDRAL AT GARDEN CITY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR LAYING TIE CORNERSTONE.
The ceremony of laying the cornerstone OF
the Cathedral of the Incarnation, at Garden CITY, VIII
take place on Thursday at noon. BY request OF mrs.
Stewart and under direction Of Judge Hilton, ample pro
vision will be made mt Garden City for the accomnoda-
tion Of all who may attend the ceremonies TIE process
SION will form at the Garden City Hotel Following ihe
band and marshal will be the choristcrs and Sunday
schools vesres Of the various parishes Of the diocese
deacOncsses clergy Of the diocese. deputies and provs
ional depuies 10 tne Genel Convention missionary and
standing committees of the diocese eorpofators OF the
cathedral, visiting bishops. and Bishop ldttlejohn
When the procession o!Iiyes opposite the nam en-
trance OF the cathedral il viii halt aud be formed by the
marshas in open order. The bishops viii pass thro'sll
the ranks ana reaching the c1Orsters VIII he lea
by them while professional Is chanted, entirely around
tie cathedral platform at the northeast Sldc, heai
the cornerstone chorus of 200 voices, assisted 10y the
Hcmnsiead Gee and MadIgal society and accomplished
by COntcrnOs orchestra. and under the direction OF
James NJ SteTry, Organst OF -. JameSs ChuieI NcN,
town, VIII render the music. Bishop btieJohn VIII
make an appropriate address upon the laying O the cor
ner-stone and viii be followed by Dr. ShNey Dr. Hal'
Dr. SohencE. and l.. Bradford Prince After the cele-
MONIES there Will be lunch served iOr oOOO peOplc.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
sERIous AccIpENr mo- A coLLEaE aYMs.s,

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A COLLEGE GYMylsr
MIDDLErowN, Conn.,, June 24.-Yestend,.
morning Charles o. Judd, eldest living son OF Or,,y
Judd and member of the Past Junior Class Of we.ss.
University, while exercising on the gymnasium cro..t..
fell distance OF ve feet he had frequently dom ~
fore without DAMAGE but unaccountably 80 injured h
cervical vertebra that after 30 hours he lies en,.
without sensation below tho neck. At a midnight CON.
suliation Of eminent physicians. including Dr. Rsco,
Professor OF Surgery In Yale College the case was o.
nounced very grave, with faint hope OF ultimate re
cry Charles was excellent gymnast expert with ~.
longrange rifle, aud OF very high rank IN schoaIssi
though the youngest member OF bis class. TH
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
A sUPERFLUIrY OF PETER RELYEAs.

Peter Reiyea seems troubled with double, or per-
haps may lie said triple In 1858 John A. stewart OBJ
tanned judgment sl67 Os against Peter Reyea
Recently Rcyea undcraker. II 40 Wlctst, was
cited appear Judge DonohGe De examined in supple
mcnary proceedings under the Judgment Mr eyea he
IS The That he has lved at his present place OF bus
ness 30 years such had any
dealings with the payees OF and served
with any other paper In the suit He there Is or
since ha believes the was buried IN Greenwood ~ le61
another Peter Rclvca be ald who lived az
No GO VaIics 81 and 0f thai who lived
al 30 $40 Gteen,gicbst received papers and
cars Of those Peter Helycas on the other
hand proof service of the gwen and
Judge DOnObUe refused 10 yacate the Otder.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
TIE FUTURE OF TWO Federal OFFICIALS.

Surveyor Sharpe and Deputy Cyllector Ly-
decker have both returned from Washington where they
went il is believed by many. 10 look after their own in
terests in connection with the CCstom-hOuse service.
Gen sharpes OF Office has expired, but bis friends
insist that there doubt about his reappontmont in
dine time Meanwhile. he holds until his successor
is named. Col. L. E. Howe has on yachting ex-
crsiOn 10 be away week or ten days and his friends
saw that II cannot be that he would do ths unless he
were sure OF the appointment OF agent, when the New
York and Brooklyn pension agencies consolidated
july l. Ii follows therefore, in their opinion. that Col
James McLeer Of Brooklyn ia the disappointed candi-
siu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
coAL LESS IN DEMAND AND IN PRICE.

The agent of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company and the Pcnnsy ylvalia Coal Company at
sbriugaed Mass advertised this week that he would
sell 1000 tons ana other grades Of coal at 81 ton
This was Immediately followed by announcement by
, gents for the sale Of tie Philadelphia and Reading
1'I and Iron Company's coal that they would sell from
900 10 10 600 tons al 81 90 This Is one OF the direct
it ~ the recent establishment by the Reading Com
,s,,y of an agency at NewIIayen At this market the
2eniand for All sizes-is gradually growing less as the
s nd ins Of dealers and becoming
AL TneTe IA a very large surplus Of stove and chest
1nt sizes aud prices for these grades are materially
below the average VI the s AUCTION safe some Oh tne
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
TWO HIGHwAYMEN ARRESTED.

John Abbott was passing William and Spruce
sts about 10 o'clock last night when he attacked by
two young men who attempted TO garrote him. Mr. Alb
bctt extrcaed bmsef from their grasp and started 10
run away but the seized him again aud endeav-
ored to pull his watch from pocket He made stout
resistance and dragged the high waymen along with him,
Notwithstanding their threats, until he met officer Peters
OF the EeN-s Police Both robbers arrested and
taken 10 the Police kcw-st, there tney
described themselves James Moore years Of age Of
Monrocst and George Fitzpatrick, II years OF age,
Of No. 7s FraukfOrt-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
ANEW CATHOLIC CHURCH coNsERATED.

The Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred
Heart on Cermonta C., Brooklyn, was conseciated yes
terday The church. which Of pressed brick with stone
trimnincs has a seating capacity OF about 1000 The
woodwork of the interior is oak and walnut Above the
altar is large ccnter-peco freseo representing the
Manic, ion OF the Sacred Heart Of jesus" The or
cal yy ch h. sao go be tie finest in Brooklyn, stands IN
the cIevat. I'd gallery the OF the cluTch IeI0p
rear of procession Of acoytcs and officiating clcrSmel
through the asl,s OF tHC church, he Conscclatcu Tie
aer Card nal McCoskey entered in cardinal robes, and
was escorted 10 his turOLO within the cLancel rdli
Thomas A. Becker 'Of Wilmington. Del celebrated The
mas The sermon was preached by the Rev. John Nc
CafIrcy of Mount 81. Mdry's College Cardinal Nc
COskey said few words Of fcnCouraseent ana gave tc
people ms blessing. IL is with peculiar joy" eao,
tlat l. here in this city of my BIRTH around which
have aways clustered sweet memories and dear 3ssOca
fois con ratu ate you, your pastor, and yOur bsn0p
upon the cownng act of this work. not only yOu nut
tic people OF tie uoigbDorng city, Of which l. arch
bision will rejoice mi the erection OF this altar
an evidence Of the growing religion Of this place"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
OLIVER CoTTER AT CoNEY ISLAND.

Oliver Cotter was at Coney Island yesterday,
but despite his presence aud the trouble IL seemed 70
foretc lager beer and liquors dispensed usual.
His errand was irst made known at Fetmans pavilion,
where he personally known TO the proprietor With
two companions he the bar on the noor and
called for beer which refused. few minutes later
the same party 10 the bar the floor above, and
here not being recognized, the order le Returning
10 the 1OoT, Mr.. Feman then arrested for selling
liquors sunday but allowed 10 continue ms busi-
ness upon promising 10 appear this morning before
Judge Ferry of BrOoklyn Dir. CDitr compliance al me
dancing then going the pavilion, aud hc under
stood. as inc eft The hotel, that this W0ud De
discontinued in future sunday lie hAu
hardly reached the beach. however. before the
hOOr was throngcd with merry dancers. Mt
COter did make himself known al the DINER hoies
aud rs be not generally known by ne Proprel"s
few were OF Ia, presence lie inale the ioui OF
the beach, passing through the dineicnl hotet hoiS
the names of the prOprctors This list y s understood.
hc in present Grand jury Ia Brooklyn and conn
dnfly expects indictment of the propetots OF the
places
Isand and the day passed without incident. sergeant
Rogers in charge OF the police said there had been NO
call for their presence The feature of the day the
openng of Paul Bauers Atlanuc Garden, Cables
hotel under the management or T. Martin Ihe build
ing Was originally intended for "A skating rink.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
A MADMAN HANGS HIMSELF IN THE ASYLUM
William p Morse OF No. LIZ Noble-st

Grcenpoiut. attempted on sunday, June II. TO commit
suicide hy swallowing poison, tying rope round his
neck and leaping into the East River Hc rescued
however and he far recovered that Wednesday OH
a certificate OF insanity, he taken 20 the FlatDush
Iunatc ASYLUM. He placed In hail No 2G with %
other patients The only mark OF insanity noticed about
MIN was his depression Oi spirits. On Friday night he
rapDcd for the nurse and asked for The
aid NOT sec him again until O'Clock morning.
wien he entered the room ana found Morse suspended
Inv the neck from the top OF the iron grating which
fIe windows He had made rope OF his handkerchief,
snsneuders and shirt At the investigation by Coroner
6nms it SHOWN that the nurses slept more than 30
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Two RArHERs DROWNED.

James Casey, age 24, of No 237 West
Tbrty-seveutrst while bathing in the Harlem River
with some friends High Bridge yesterday afternoon,
was seized with cramps ana became unable 10 swim.
SIS Tor help We're responded % by James A. Cough
of M 800 West Forty thir-5 WHO was also bathing IN
the river. and he went 10 Caseys assistance Casey
seized hm and pulled him down, and b0th men We're
druwned Patrick 3 Frcsey OF No. 263 West Forty
second narrowly escaped drowning IN MS Efforts 10
save the two men. Both bodies have been recovered
and are lying at kye's Dock awaiting the action Of the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
MURDER IN TIE COAL REGIONS.

SCRANTON, Penn, June 24.-About o'clock
this morning named Patrick Connolly was mur.
dered at point between Kingston and Wyoming 10
miles from this city, by person with whom he had quar-.
relied at dance HIS body aterward placed on the
track To make appear he killed the road and
later his head was cut on by special tram. The re-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
STRIKE OF IRON WORKERS.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, june PA large MIN.
Der OF operatives employed in the iron manactar,o,
establishment in the schuylkill Lehigh aud sosouo
hanna Valleys a strike against the annoapees
reducien of wages. All the pudders at Laghs roIp,
mill at Lebanon and those at Poltss iron works a, o.
lumbia now out. Tere are between 1000 ard 500
men on strike and IL Is possible this number win h.
largely increased In few DAYS The seyeres rers lon 4.
that announced by tn G Bethlehem steel and IrOn Com
pany, being nom to p per cent.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NEwoRLEASs cUsroMHoUsE COMMISSION

NEwoRLEANs CUsTOM-HOUsE COMMISSION.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-The Custom -honse
Commission yesterday heard the COM laDl Of nuinbr
OF prominent importing merchants. Their complaint,
were confined to the subject Of excessive BOMBED ware
house charges the cost of drayase and sampn and tho
regulation requiring bond from The Importer in sec
where triplcate invoices fail to 10 hand from ths
cousul Tie commission viii recomm nd changes IN ths
regulations covering these specifications. Gen Sheon
member of the commission. says tne merchants snoke
very freely pointing out many abuses heIctOiOie un-
known to leading cust0mhouse officials
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
MNIArrRE ALMANAC.

sun rscs... 430 sun sel...... iSi Clock fast. 22t
Moon sets 357 Moon souihs. 030 Moon age, Gays "a
HusH WAIEE IOpAf-A a.
sandy Hook TIC GOV Island. 1854 hell Gate..'. 9iJ
HI.H NAIEn TODAY -r 81. .
sandy EoOk.. 7.3s Island el3 Hell Gate..lOVl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

large individual mners have been considering during
the past few days the advsability OF sel1g about
Iackawanna and Western sale ncxk week, but hually
decided that IL " Ould not be profitable.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

az don't know what yOu mean by being an
Irshman" said gentleman who was about Dirihg boy
"but yon were born In Ireland. Och, your honor N
that's ALL" said the hoy, small blame 10 that suppose
your eat was have Kittens an the oycn would sy bs
lnrns of hrnallv
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Actual cite,

We haven't any ruins in this country and
IT'S time they were beguD.-N. \. Graphic. No ruins,
ehi Why, look at old Tammany Hall; and Gov. stone
Mississippi and Oakley Hall and also the several
editors whom Gail Hamilton recently demolished o,
yes, lots OF RUNS but they very pctur
csque.-l lNorrktowD Herald.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

volver with which he was shot was found n ,bor. A.,
tance from where the body lay, and the autiorss -
busy investigating the case. s
The Osceola times., 1877-09-08

The weather for the past few days
has been cool and pleasant.
Capt. S. S. Semmes mrved over
into the Cooke house, last we ek.
Most OF our space on the editorial
page. is taken up by Town Ordinances
this issue.
Joseph II. Borum. Jr., cUmmenc-
ed his school last Monday, with twelve
pupils in attendance.
MIR. Emmet Secoy, Of CGru,hers
vile, Mo-, TOOK cherge OF the Ianters'
House last Monday, and proposes to
keep a first class hotel. May he live
long and prosper.
JOHN L. DRIVER & CO. have
the largest aud most complete sock Of
Drugs ever brought to Osceola. which
they propose to sell at bottom prices
ior cash. 7s4h.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-08

AN HISTORICAL FACT Every agent W. {
haS been steadily selling Tie Improved so HON
stead -ev ins Machine tor three e-ir owns
dwelling house, ha, good account In Bank,
clclr Of debi, and has money nj Interest, .
natural consequence # securing good agcn'
for superior goods at the lowest prtccs. = goo
lrsf-cdss sewing Machine. most us'iul- rellahi'
AZ all times, easy to understand and ,ntro the
size aud does the same work my machines
hat sell al f"ur Times the price. There " no
machine M amy price hcttrr OF that VIII Dc hner
or more work and crlia MY none 30 low Ia pricr
hy many dollars 1he Homestead Is widely
known aud used In thousands oi Ian lilies III the
a-tein and Middle States, aad daly becoming
popula in the West IL Will save Ia cost SeNeral
times ovcr in one season. dong Ia, wnik oi thc
family, or will earn tunr or I'VE dollars u day Tor
any man on woman who sews fur a living. IL is
the strongi - machine male, is -cady AT all times
10 10 iis work, makes The strongest and finest
stitch yct invented and Is fully ackrr lwlcdgcd AS
the tan,ard Family Sewing Macld nc. tri'e.
complete fpr domestic use, 90, dcliS tci AT Your
lour no matter how r,m'te YOU ntN reside
Business permanent and honorable. VITA more
certain and rapid -alrs, und args' ohi- ihan
any other Extraordinary libcro citeis made
to local ur travelling agents where We have none
cstab ished, or, " ihcrc Is no rgcnt near You
.,ud Nuur or ier direct to the factory Address
John II. heidl Co, i2 broadway n l
The Osceola times., 1877-09-08
Jail Delivery, nd Cosing-
ton. Tenn.

From Mr.. Jno. O. Black wood, who
visited Covington, last week, We learn
OF the breaking out Of the Covington
Jail of nine prisoners, to.wit jim Bar
hey, Henry Hall, Ned Cook, Alex.
Wells, Ben. Hall, Frank johnson. Aa-
ron oven, Robert Bolton, all colored
and Jacob Sissam, white. jim. Bar
ney, it will be remembered, is the dar-
key that was captured by Mr.. llaskins
sometime last winter and turned over
to Sheriff L. Reeves, of Upton Coun-
ty, Tenn, charged with Horse stealing.
YOU say consumption cannot be
cured. 1t can, by this new principle,
new way. Dir. J. III. McLean's Cough
aid Lung Healing Globules. The
lealing gas generated when sucking
them being inhaled, stop tubcrcula ir-
rtation and cure Coughs. Colds,
Hoarseness, Consumption or any dis
ease of Throat or Lung. Trial Boxes,
BY mail, IS cts, DIR. J. II. MeIean's
efiice, IA Chestnut, st. Louis, Mo.