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now until Iunc Is al rates materially lower than iose
M nrescnt rcceyed-in fact at any rate mat couu pu
obtained Threats Of this kind have been ,Sen
h. rrovcutcd from delivering large quantities OF con
already sold Tor future delivery, rs ne buyers WI
10 fac tbc coal ii IL can be obtained cheaper c,tW
and f,ot lc will be forced to suspend MINING ~ l'
Ctler reason for want Of facilities for storing ms co.."
In fine mean time II is celmcd, coal VIII DC ohcio" 81
urices much below those ruling at present. . A..
Much dissat- faction was EXPRESSED ON N'l-sl NJ t
rrts ms m circulation on the street i'm regard 10 hc
reirlr al IN. meeting The first report sent ont 10y hcI
mans News Agency was that meeting lad ulliugu,y
.-reed Ia suspend mining rom June - 10 July 10, no
reference being made to the requisite alIoIm OF nj
Co,yr nor % the refusal of Nesis oyt aud L'h"p ~
for c \, solution Mr. Herman said that he obtained
his dr.t Information from a member OF the conference,
ana that the report was given as obtained nu ne learned
l9io. tIut n WAS incorrect Following the ilr7i auio'
ricpt the stock OF the Delaware, and west
cu COMPANY RAPIDLY advanced from II - To 4al2 lahS
of al a some of the facts became known, 10 IL e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
THE HEATS EFFECT oN HEALTH

Commissioner T.. G. Jaucway Of the Board
Of Health stated To- TETysE reporter yesterday tIat
the reports OF tac Register OF Vital statistics would not
soa .u.y this week The effect ~ the very hot weather
Of Last week. Th.ratrrus received r.zt week. ever
would probably show that al increased Death rate ha
been caused THIS increase daring heated terms m years
past has been found to have ueen couhucd in E,'i
measure to persons over 80 years OF age aud children
under years. The total number OF deaths 100 ti~ rl
for the week ending May - vas ieo again.
40 for tlr week previous. I.e increase j.
m no particular disease, but IN all classes.
For tine corresponding week in 1870 thc hummer OFT
deaths was 90; l-7 JiI; l~7t, 1885, 1873, Jl"; is. -.
no The increased mortality charged. 90 dia!Tt'u
diseases was oay ., and thc numbered deaths among
cd drcu under i've years of age We, lj-t1ir more tH1
during th. week previous. Commissioner Jimtta5 ti-
tlaIird the decrease from former ycts hrs' To- il'
cool nights which have followed the heat of tIc day. and,
s,cond 90 the TACT that the health of the Innahni, d"
This city for The past aN mOatl, mas been 20 tuou dl
there not many persons weakened 10y disease lu'
record, ut each year SLOW that during e hr,t week or
two OF cxtrpy heat tt Ge'-rlte mounts rapidly, lh"-e
unable To ar the increase, demand upon their strength
b. ul quick carried OIL After the maximum Is reached,
tuc dcJti-.tc soon begins 10 decline. The boatd oil
Health claims that tine streets of tH', city are NOT !. Tie
cauiion they should bc IT tine advent az not weehcr
notwithstanding the efforts OF the street Cleaning bureau
f., ran .It D.,
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CHEAPER COLI EXPECTED.
PROSPECT OF A c0NFLIcr-

PROSPECT OF 4 CONFLICT.
PROPOSED sJsiLNsIOS FOR MJNTu, sIBIECT TO
MIR. DOwLN's APrRoyAL-Ius PROBABLE COURSE.
The coal barcns met again yesterday. There
were present President Dickson o. t.c Delaware aud
Hudson; President sloan o. tie Delaware LacaaWauna
and Western, Geo De %. Icm, President pro tenn. Of DE
Philadelphia and Reading; NcePro.d.ut Hoyt and
Treasurer Mead OF the Pennsylvania Coal Company
Receiver Clark Of "a, Legh and Nlhe-bare; Receiver
Iathropo or the Scw-Jlrsey Central Robert H. sayrs OF
the Lehigh Valley, and d. g. T. Inierman, represent
ing Individual miners Nj Gowen te.cHupled from In
gland last week hat hc would not consent % the pro
posed suspension Of mining Subsequently Lc te.c-
graplcI 20 Mr. Kcim asking that no action should De
taken hy the companies until after tie receipt o Ia, let
ter which then ON tao way. Tie second dispatch
vs. read At the meeting, and resolution was then
offered that IN view Of the large supply Of coal now on
hand aud uusold the companies suspend all
mining operations from June - to July 10 the carry
ine ont Of the resolution 10 De subject 20 the approval Of
Mr. GOwen The for pOstpOuiug the time To June
j. 70 Was stated WAS 70 give time 10 hear from Nj.
GoWcn by mail. The resolution earnestly opposed
b. Nj IOyt, who, accompanied by Mr.. Mead, finally
,-i.Ldrew from the meeting without voting. After
ypr1oer discussion the resolution adopted, but Mr
IatlrOp declined TO vote.
II Was thought Boy nur Der Of the leading coal men
tsrdav that Mr. Governs object IN sending the sec
@ dspotch was 20 postpone an open declaration Of war
49, f,ntn this country pending his negotiations IN
troe for another loan II was not generally believed
- e. had changed ms mind Ia regard 70 the proposed
sIsneu-iyu OF mining or that De "ouu unit win Tue
hsl N,.sutes I'm reducing the coal tonnage. IL was
SJ tisf An effort would be made by tut Otber com
scs 10 force Mr. Gowen to terms by Offering coal from
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p Q S T s C. r Up T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
nNGLAND AND TIE suEz CANAL.

PARIS, Monday, May II, 1871
II is stated here that England has given
notice to Turkey that she will oppose everything which
might hamper the passage Of merchant ships or meno-
war OF neutral Powers through the Suez Canal she
has at the same time informed the other Powers
of her notification Turkey, in spite OF the blow thus
dealt her sovereign rights, seems disposed TO accept.
Russia does not seem to intend raising objections In
consequence OF this the rumor has circulated that III
exchange for the capitalization Of the Egyptian tribute
pai o the Porte the latter posed cede to England
il, right Of sovereignty over Egypt.
The Temps which has occasional communications rom
the Russian agency, says: "Our private Information
confirms the fact that note has been coig-
muucatcd 10 the ST. Petersburg Cabinet by the English
Embassy on questions connected with Consianth'pe
and the suez Canal and hereafter The document is
couchcd in concilatory We assured tiat an
understanding already arrived at between Russia and
England both In substance and in form as regards the
suez Canal aud in substance regards ConstanunoPc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
JOSEPH LOPEZ B1FFLED.

FRI'ITLESS RESORT IL HE Opt MS
TIE LADY WHOM lie CLAIMS As HIS WIFE RI
NOUNCEs hin.
The marriage of Miss Gcorgiana Morrison to
Joscuh Lopcz which threw a wealthy family INTO 'He
Greatest constcration and wrath, and has caused much
comment IL the newspapers and elsewhere came up yes
te,l,. m tic courts Lopez brought habcas corpus
proceeding TO release his wife from the restraint uhueI
winch he alleged her father kept her.
Iouez was early fin the court with his counsel His
frame IS that Of prizefShtcr He Is over the average
rrbt has broad shoulders and long arms, and figure
giving the impression Of rude strength Ills head is OS
no means attractive nose deeply followed aud coarse
IN fuDpc rctrcating aud low forehead slopnG an"
projecting law mouth covered with huge mus'acHe
dark and sallow skin and dull eyes, may Dele MS u'
position but appear TO belong to man OF rough ana
violent habits and character
The other side did rot appear until the time h&ed o
tbe motion Mr.. Morrison, hearty, blui-loohns GA
man came in with his two and another daughter
besides his daughter Georgaua and the party became
nj once the center Of ryaion. The elder sister was
dressed in black The younger Gcotgiaua, was IN piHe
silk and through the proceedings her face was covered
with blue vail She Is under the middle mght-in TACT
br ,s comp3rcd with the other members OF her family.
Her face so far could be seen, Is Intelligent ana II
not beautiful, attractive. When she came IN the con
cousnoss Of her position seemed To overcome her. hut
afcrward in talking and laughing with her sister and
brother she seemed 90 have recovered her spirits Inc
weakness Of mind Of which her relatives speak was not
indicated by her appearance or bearing
Another habeas corpus had precedence, and gave some
80. 80 r.,,.-r c,,,,,os,r. q I TIocl-
uHc TO INC parry J." i''','' '' 4,
-tadcr counsel for Lopez, then called mp the case ana
LYMAN W. Bates stated that Ec appeared both for the
l r ,l tto Io lv herself The writ OF the court
had been used Mr.. Bates said, for the most infamous
purpose On Apn 1, ot II a. M, it was true ccIcA"-
naI marriage had been performed between tins man ana
this lady lie had al once returned h'I 10 h'i IalA' ;
residence because among Lis associates De could not
no. hon f.. ivfIr
~ ,f,. raa o c,ul3 T. Ike lcr ID WIS "a den of aiauv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
DISEASES or MEN,


The importance ~ the nervous system s power oyer no,
and death, and The direct bearing which has on u,r h'
plness Is thoroughly recognized; ia capabilities mode.t
uses, the danger of OyeraXug BE- whether through fort
study or intense mental application, the cxces.y
diligence ~ The appces aud propensCs proper subject.
Tor confederation When the nervous system b. srno
absolutely necessary to promptly scek from AN 4t
WHO, Tor long series OF years. has devoted OOH.
ana attention % bis study and Who from rypef ~
practice has learned 10 discover 20 the cau.e ana E
promptly apply the remedy, thus avoiding The painfully s5
feeling alter tnc tfutn 20 common 90 the iucx1rerc "a
ann0ying 10 The patient, Who very naturally wants fo
know without delay what s The matter. the extfui Of M "a
augment. tie probabilities Of rccuperaton to tine re
CURED
observation well a. the usriuucs- % tho PROMPT lrula
ton Of suitable remedies s found iu The imp0al serst
coming moi from hut dozen public institution. hot o1
home but abroad. that very largo proportion o 1s 10
suffer from mental d-uii auce aud absolute ns.uif rra
ueutly who placed under treatment piu vear
the brain has become exhausted br intense mental anr
Ouy strength by being properly Eel and n0bed
by the ~ certain systematic methods ~ prc,ssv ia
same with the that preside organic e re ysus
IL this branch Of medical practice scarcely Doe oyerref
Tor 1t reaches marriage the perpe ulou Of family names e
securing Of hereditary titles. and the retention Of estates IN
the same family.
From long and large experience IN ths direction havs
been able 10 command by the thankful aUpreca
of the rst families in the city and and
communicate much that pertains "a the n
department Of the nervous system AMI the u
covering It's powers, whether OF brain, appetite Propensity
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

FREIGHT giving 80 per cent each to the Erie ana New"
Yor, Central roads, - per cent TO the Pennsy
Railroad. and per cent to the Baltimore ana onlu
There were present r. G. Villas. j. II, Eriter, gnu "
ii.S-G .,,,i f,ol,f agents OF the Erie Central ana
Baltimore md Ohio railroads rnspcrtNeN' anu y.
E'5s.tt Vic,-Prc.tIput OF tur Pennsylvania Rlilot
l. Cir!- of Eufllo Who Q, connected with the Ncw-l ORR
central was also present part OF the time Inc ar
,n,eH,,nt. were no, completed yesterday and another
nretiur Win Doe held to-day. u was claimed that mere
us mo- lack Of harmony between the representatives, OF
the various roads, aud that Satisfactory a0"''o"'
would doubtless uc effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.

HUMID 'IVII't'1i my I"'''
The Papal Nuncio at Paris informs Cardinal
Simconi that the Due Decazcs since the crisis had I'M
pressed upon him the necessity for the greatest prudence
and mad requested him to represent to the Holy See the
need for restraining the bishops from giving any provo
cation which might make measures to restrain them I'M
nKnidnhle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
FYD on ARAILFOAD WAR.

ST. Louis, May 2l.-The railroad war in
auetrated a few days ago by the Missouri Kansas and
Texas and the Missouri Pacific railroads, cutting passeu-
ger rates from ST. Louis and Hannibal To points IN Texas,
in opro,ton To t. ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
cru railroad, c.o-ad to-day. All pIrIcs concerned
agreed to restore the old rates and to VtIil So all round
mp t.crts 90 points south OF Little Rock, Afa and
Parsons. tuss. Hereafter all tickets viii DC limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nor VorE Voicl-Ex- Gov Ioraiio ScymOurot Utica
and senator Theodore Randolph u ,5' @
HotL-WIlm 4. Dart, L. - consul ,.eneIa nv 1,iI
foupaudsr M L. Phythiag T.. =. Navy ...- " nus" iIy't
I0lis d. P,bury superintendent Of tlc y H'le ,I,
80 ftt.ggoe If5hI-A. j. CIssatL Nict.PTc'denl OF Tue
Pcnusyvaia Railroad Company ana t1rnaH i'5E,Ls oi
ii,.s,,iuuI. Efsrsn HyBseMis5 Annie Lousc 'ait--.-
t"r U,5gs-Dr H. II. Ludcrnan, Director ot the 4. \
Wiut Union Sgudre H0ti-NalO. John j. I pham, y. =.
Ann sJe.y HaHs.-I II. Mc\icker of ChIcl go...fiH
gf.Spc HghIIEx Congressman Leonard Myers Of lhuHd-t
nina and a. M Nfatfesou OF Utica. Cen b. r. Butler Of N1,Sa
tuscits Thomas Vail, President OF The Troy ANA
Boston Railroad COulau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
crnAN AGIrArLoN IN PInLADELPmA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-Gen. Sanguili, who
has been second in command of tie Third Corps OF the
Cuban army ever since 1865, and who Is now III thiS
country on secret mission from the Cuban Govern
p addressed q meeting of Cuban residents this even
u.. on tine present condition of affairs in Cuua There
Was great enthusiastic and the General was frequently
nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
TIE RUSSIANS ALARMED.

LONDON. Tuesday, May D. 1877.
Tile Timcs's Vienna dispatch says " An
odessa letter says since the fall OF sukumKalch panic
reig not only odessa but all along the Black sea
All confidence in shore batteries ana torpedoes has been
lost The Governor of Odessa has endeayored to calm
the public mind by Issuing procamatons."
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GREEcE -AND TIE PORTE.

AINENs, MUuUIy, My - I''''
The Greek note on the escape OF bugands
from Janua has been resented by the Porte 1t Is sau
the Grand Vzcr has tcicgraphed Blaming the Turkish
Minister FOR receiving it, The Chamber Will meet on
Thursday.
LEar o,let E-r.irn N-ra ase ELrat Plgs.l
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TIE IRoN MouNrAIN FoREcLosURE SUIT.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Ghe suit of the Union
Trust Company of NcYorl against The ST. Louis Ir"n
Mountain aud Southern Railroad Company fer fore
closure of mortgage ana the appointment OF receiver
which Was entered IN The United states Circuit Court
,r. Some ,ue,, ago Will bc heard before Judge Miller
az hrO,dk, Iowa, on tine Jl~t OF MAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
DR., RlDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly elegantly coated for tho cure Of al hA
orders uf stomach liver bOwos Kidneys hddef uefo
Diseases hesiacho constipation, cosuyenoss Dish9n fy
prpsiA biousucss bilious fever, Inflammation OF tlo bors
piles and all arrangements Of the internal YesTA "AA1sa
'P Pf1ISs Us CESTs PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGIsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

"TnE LAST STRAW ."-POlite stranger GO
snort. as d.. removing has rejected picture rom TIE
collars oil burlington House 80 Pray, ~r c9u You kindly
1f5,ln nae When t.r-lh-i,oyal Academy Exhibition OF
Pictures opens 10 the publ. l!"-liuuch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
UOyORs no Az AMERICAN.

ST. JouNsBURY, VI, May 2l.-Thaddcus
Fairhanks Who was niged by the Emperor Of Austria
four years ago. Was to-day invested with the order Of
commander the Boy Iun, in cons liberation OF his
invention OF the Fairbanks scales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
IMAGINATION IN DIsFAvOR.

LONDON, lucs'dy, nay - io'''
The Tin,esS Paris special telegram reports that
IMPRESSIONS gathered in visit OF investigation to the
artisans quarters of Paris show that the Due dc Broghe
is scarcely mentioned in the pOpulous quarters, all the
abuse being heaped on President MacMah0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
STILL DISCUSSING FREIGnrs.

Representatives of the trunk lines met in
Room No Of the ST. James Hotel yesterday perfect
plan for carrying into effect the arrangement entered
into by the COMPANIES for distributing westDOund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.


CITY Of Providence Home and foreign missions educa
ton and the publishing interests Of the denomination
will pass under review Providence is the original center
from which The Bap>ts have spread over the country
a few Blptists were among the early setucis
OF the NcwEugland colonies. They conormcd to
the doctrines and usascs OF The Congregational
churches which were supported by taxation, aud
organized no churches I'm Massachusetts, until 1908.
In the mean time, however, the Colony OF Rhode
Island was formed by B8ptsts. ana several churches
were organized iu e. The leader OF this enterprise was
Roger Williams who arrived iu Boston In 1851 lie had
been minister of the Church Of Engard hut had sela
atci from 10 and become a Puritan. lie served the
church at salem wear two assistant pastor, then
nlad the same Office no Plymouth q snort time auj re-
turned 20 the Salem church iu 1884 Here he expressed
opinions watch the General Court and the ministers 81
thc colony decided % be "crroncoas and dangerous
and a decree Of Punishment issued against him IN
October 1855. lie cludcd the officers, how
over. and fed 70 the forests, where he was
kindly received by the Indians. From the
N1rragausct, chiefs ne obtained grant oil
land ou Narracau~et Bay where he founded the Clly OF
Providence aud The colony OF Rhode Island lie was
soon Joined by number Of persons from Massachusetts,
and m 1859 the trst Baptist Church in America was
organized at Providence Williams baptized 10y one
o. ms members, whom ne IN turn Immersed with ten
other persons. Nilhamss colony was increased from
time to time by Baptist, from Massachusetts, In 16i1,
church was organized i'm Newport This and the church
AT Providence the only Baptist congregations ID
America an 1850 when another society was formed at
Newport The scattered Bapusts u Massachusetts were
for many years without any ORGANIZATIONS
AT tic end Of hc century U7O0 the Baptist faith had
made only li;tlc progress There might have been al
that date score of churches the most OF which were III
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Societies had been
formed u Maine uC~e), south Carolina O6S3h Penn
sylvauia uG-D. and NcwJersar N6e>). There had
been Baptist preaching no NewNork CITY before lo"''
but a church was not formed there mtn nearly half
Fft- w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

As remedy for ntIamcd or weak Eyes and
sore yields d. B,cAc Eye Balsal. sold Dy Drug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

"WELL! IN BECOMING BALD, AND CAN'T
IFtp I'll" s the common cNcWa Of those whose BAR is
leaving them 1hcycau help nevertheless by rsortns To
DR. JAMES HAIR TONIC. lhs useful toilet article viii pre-.
tLt hair remove GIudiu, 0byto premature
erupJive diseases scalp, Dy
C8the tie head with lie" hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

IT THE PALATE OF A JUVENILE
rrv0s q 30 o. difficult for 30 10 swallow
This is NOT The case with ILA or MACNEsIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

BEWARE or UHTATIoNs Of DUNDAs, DICK s
cos SOFT CAPSULES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
COLGATE & Co.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP. The best iI u.s..
For sale by GrJcers and ~ No. J, iJj Broadway.

You can feel good and enjoy perfect health
and strength bv using VAN sNIRh7 ISylGOHASE II d
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
LAuIouncemeuts.r

LrNDEORG's PERFUME JOCKEY CLUE repre-
scnts rich bouquet Of flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
Since the price Of milk in Brooklyn has been re-
duceI to eight cents complain oil the inferior
quality 81 thc article furnished.
At No. 3G7 licls-st., yesterday, the clothes of
Julia Moore 49, caught lie nom the stove and She was
severely burned .he head and body she is at the
Long Island College Hospital.
Mary Schumacher age q, a married woman,
living - Boerumst committed suicide yesterday by
swallowing poisonous acid An inquest viii Dc held to III
vcstisatc the circumstances
4 squad of policemen has been detailed for Sunday
duty tho commons in the rear Of the county buildings,
Fatbuh prevent the disturbances that have frequently
been made there 10y New-York uians.
\ Supcryis ors Committee is busily engaged IN in
ve.tigating the quality Of board at the Raymond
Street JAIL preparatory their report on The amount which
the sheriff should for the board Of the prisoners
Charles Gr0siean, hoy six years old, on Sunday
morning fell hcadoHg from the second story window OF his
parents residence, No 90 Norman ave. aud striking on the
pavement. fractured his skull ana died IN fcw minutes
The slip-bmlding firm of Lawrence Il Foulls,
formerly one Of the active in the United states has
given up It's yard at the foot OF Modest The members Of tho
firm think that except extraordinary cause, II viii
not De Ieopenod
The latest excise regulations seem 10 have no
beneficial ea ct upon the beer dealers In the Last
e District on sunday Oliver Cotter found more than 30 sa
looms open will give the Of the PROJECTORS 10 the
District Attorney.
At the foot Of Broadway, Wilamsburgh, on Sun
daylight dead body OF man WAS found whose flesh was
20 decomposca that the features were not recognizable
card was found his pocket containing uc name Of Adolf
Schulz and -ucd by j. h. WycaoK small sum Of money
and a silver watch also found in his pocket
10 prevent the Greeupout branch of the Coney
Island Railroad from running through street In which Was
valuable property, the Common Couu, directed change o
route OF delay the road w not De finished
until August instead ~ July anticipates The opposition
to placing the terminus Grecupout has almos, subsidized
John z. Rofr, Thomas L. Rolman and Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam CO.. Noon. 7l7. D. m. 90. Midnight or
Iiip.esi during the day IL. loy'sl ?l'
Average, GJ's. same day, 1870. OJ'2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22
FRON TIE HONORABLE THrRLOW WEED,

INDJRsING DR.. RAILWAYS r. r. r. REMEDIES,
AFTER UsN1 THEN FOR sgyEEAL YEARS
EEwY0RK, Jan l. 1877.
DEAR SIR; Having for several used medicines
dOubUugy ~ fret but after experiencing thor efficacy
fail confidence 10 less pleasure than duty o. thankful
y acknowledge tho advantage have derived from hcm.
Tie pills rtsOrod 20 0tau occasion Ge and al
with the desired effect The Ready Relief cannot be bet
bed than 10 10 by IFS name We apply lhe auolt
frequently Irceiy invariably HdK thr proF sd
"Bei.efF IrIy yours, (sgnedj IHURLON WEED.
lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

The Best School or NEEDLEWORK-A
husbands wardrobe Punch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-22

FEVER AND AGgE cured FOR atty cents. There Is noti
remedial agent In ths world that will Fever AMI Agl
and Mala0us BiOus Scarlet Typhoid, felo"i At
othor Powers (Sdcd by RAILWAYS PILLS. 80 qgijk -
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF F1fly cents per 00'ue