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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
PlNNEY'S CHARGES.
A SENSATION II san FRANCIsCO-DENiALs By sESA-
TOR SARGENT ASD 9TH rs.

A SENSATION II san FRANC1sCO-DENiALs By sENA-
TOR SARGENT AND oTIlR rs.
SAN Francisco, May THE publication by
me Chronicle OF dcfaUng paymasters clerk George H.
Pmney's charges against M,s,r, Sargent, Pag', G1riIm
Carr and others. has produced decided sensation here
1t was first supposed that Mr. Plne had supplied the
Information directly. but both he and Detective Lees
state that the publication IL premature and that 1t Is Ie-
errttcd by them as sprngug The mine TOO soon.
Ii happens that nearly al the gentlemen implicated IN
Nj Pinucy's statement are in town today, aud me
Eaetd publishes long conversations with most OF them
Senator sargent s5 far Is the charges refer To HIM.
thcy are utterly without foundation. lie had little ae-
quulHaucc with Pinney Aut understood he was compe-
tent and recommended his retention in the Pay Tnspec-
tors Office An additlenal clerk was put in thc Office
solely with the ioca that more help was re-
quirtJ Mr. Sargent says he has never written
a line 10 or concerning Pnney that he desires
to keep from the public. and never attempted
i'm cJurauy with Page Carr, and Lagrange 80 obtain
from Mrs. Pmey letter he had written 10 her nus
band lie announced hi3 intention OF taking legal advice
at once and II the publication The Chronicle could he
considered lihlous he would begin suit at once. He
rendered Capt Lees ever, assistance to capture Mr..
Piuuey in his flight sought to either obtain
prevent his return.
Congressman Page denies Mr.. Pnneys charges against
him. If Pmncy put any money into his Congressional
fgui he I'D not know It, lie denies any corrupt
quest of Pmney he presented The matter OF reic' ns
Rohcson formally declined to accede to the
icGIc>J. Mr. Pmnc''s son then sent him q
Threatening letter when he or. Page dropped TIE
matter entirely, there no exposure he feared.
before the election last f he wac approached
"a friend OF Mr.. PuncS, VINO SAID ne had letters which
Puuc, mad written to hm d'tsJ lha We're "0itn SiuV
L. suppress. Nj. sG f,pi'l lh3t ne might puiii'h
them az once lie would not ave ten cents &" SUPPRESS
any letters from Pnncy Ii conside.ed II an attempt 90
GOraIn, or dr Cilr about i'hLcy attempt - nave the
cuar-cO i dee rtUn removed Ddi ibi object - ms re-
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ALBiN y.
LEGISLATIVE AND COMMITTEE WORK.

LEGISLATIVE AND COMMITTEE WORK.
PETITIONS FOR TIE SUSPENSION OF THE NEW CODE
THE wOODIN-FISH CHARTER TIE WOODlN
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TPg TGIBrNE.l
ALBANY, May THE members Of the COM
mlttee appointed at meeting OF lawyers OF Ncw-Iofk
last week to bring the legislature petition for the
suspension OF the Code of Remedial Justice TIL May
J. ISIS arrived in Albany to-day. The petition pre-
s,uled M TIE Senate tonight by senator Gerard, who at
the ,ame time introduced bin suspcnding the opera
ton of the new Code TIL the date mentioned and sub
stitutmg rc Old Code The petition was referred to the
judiciary Committee before which the committee re-
feIred TO above will appear tomorrow. The same pr
tition was presented in the Assembly by M IIogeboom
petition tor the retention Of the Code signed b.
the Judge. Of the Superior Court and members Of the
bar of Buffalo. was presented 10y senator 5plaguc.
In tic Assembly b reluquisbng tine states share
in the Antictam Cemetery the National Government
WAS introduced by Nj. Hustled, and by unanimous con
sent was ordered to a ;1rI reading. MI Hustled a 20 IN,
fr'drccd another resolution for the Abandonment of
Dluuenura state Prison, aud ibe construction ol anew
prison on Wards Island The resolution was not acted
The Conference Committee the Woodu-FisA Char
tc, , rcpot 20 their respective houses tomorrow The
result of hcr conference The change, made in the eel
ebIltcd 4Jih section referred to in rnE TRIBUNE " So
urlay Last are maintained Senator WOudm ana UT.
Fish VII dissent from Inns part o. taH report
TIE committee appointed 10 lhNt-ii-tto the - .A'
charges uade -nst Senator Waodiu vii probably not
report tiil the lalter part Of the rc>-nt week.
Gov. Robinson viii, ID u sad, ,r.isin 40 the Lt-ii-
tomorrow large number OF Net0es. The OILS
vetoed arc mostly OF special mature. Despite many
yetoes 90 Legislature has already passed, ana tleIt
have h-ca approved by Gc Governor 30 Oils more Than
were pss eel By o.. las, Leg stature. That Legislature
adjourned on May g. so thai i4ir comparison can be
maj, b.tW e. i,s work and tiat VI the present
legislature Wlicn hrs been charged with aAncss. The
Republican leader, determined uut tu select daY
fOl atiUruiHut I'll the ,uuuL pal commission amend
10 u,e o. the Cons station, Tie b!u reducing the COM
pcasatiUu ~ the cHrau'S Of NeWN K. sui IN. 5iil
Teucug The saLy uf The commissioner Of Jurors have
Jeau act-d o.. ON. Ice OMuiDas uii uncu uru6- come
W FOL cor. .acldu ia Iu the -.Jlt. tomorrow.
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friends insane been missing since April ~ from her
homo At North Third and Frsists She was tall OF dark
complexion and dressed in dark clothes.
The Brooklyn Trust and Safe Deposit Company at
meeting Yesterday elected the following trustees James j.
Rockwell John r. Martin John p Rolfe, Austin COrbin
Thomas Sullivan and Edmund W. Cores.
The Synod of the German Lutheran Church, which
has been in session In Johns Church In the Eastern Dis
trct for the past nine days, completed ia work Yesterday
afternoon Prot Wather Pastors Boyer, Walker Dreyer'
Erich KoeDe Gruob, Kucher, Fnko, kanod ana oth'fs
took part in the closing debates The theses Wh nave been
presented for discussion The majority Of the cergymen Of
the Synod represented churches 81 the Eastern S'
and departed for their homes last evening
At n meeting of the Board of Trustees OF the
Brooklyn Bridge yesterday the Finance Committee reported
the receipts April 80 1871 at S7369O73 o. Oh ts Ne"
York contributed $685. 900 and Brooklyn tL8t5i3' u
The remainder received from rents interest and mAtel
sold. The expenditures amounted to sIzJl,3oo o. Inc
cash bal inco on hand il $3.50 o. with liabilities oi
$50 23 During April the cash receipts were coo -
and the expenditures sl647ll "a. Henry Murphy, who
presided said that work OF contraction was progressing
rapidly OF viii he set al "oA on
the four cables By relieving each other work VI" De car
riei on from 43O to resolution S'S' a1"pied 20
the effect that plans Of the yaducts on both sides OF the
river snould DO submitted board Of architects To DO
chosen by the president the boar and tho Mayors OF New"
York and Brooklyn
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CRAZY HoRSH> SCFRENDER.

a SUMMARY or HE RESULTS or CROOKS CAMPAIGN
RED CLOUD AGENCY, May 6.-Ihe chiefs WHO
sur eudercd tnelrfoowers have Away sioncd
III, nucleus Tor the worst agency CHARACTERS ana have
never before answered oycruos for peace ia any man
uer except ia that OF d,aiu These people have come
bitterly 10 repent their misdeed, They have been al
III. point Of starvation week., and have eaten all
their dogs and many ponies and women and children
say they repeatedly du. in the snow for
r few 10 appease their hunger 4
white girl, long prisoner m The band
and known 20 De there mp to year ago cannot be
found. An entire fanny with mar almost
N-ite and claiming y be pure sioux rs
deuce Of the fcalty OF tue Indian allies
A. ua, be men toned mat battalion Of Cheyenne Sioux
were placed behind jHe agency building by Lieut.. ClIk
c in tie morning, with orders o. hc in readiness Tor
Az outbreak. They left the spot until relieved II
night.
fs.ting Indians on the plains "ho have come
IN t. slotted Tail and Red Cloud agencies
dnru. tIe pact ten weeks make tOai OF over 5000
sonic with these have been nearly 1000 ponies and
numerous trophies from the custer mas
sore All have reached agencies in suffer
inx condition, and aver that Gen. Coos
polio. OF dealing with ties, and his vigorous heid MIX
T. ye combined Ia produce tie result Nairors eI lLs
h ud report Siue j. ID with 80 or 400 io"ors On bS
Cox 100 mill north %! tne Tongue iNeI can phien T.
Gen. Mckenzie Nl have a council Win prominent III
dams here JOuIOrrJN.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND THE WAR.
THE FOREIGN PRESS on LORD DERBYs NOTE o.
ToRpEpoTs ORDERED BY TIE BRITISH GOV
ERNMENT. o--

THE FOREIGN PRESS on LORD DERBYs NOTE -
ToRPEDoEs ORDERED BY TIE BRITISH GOV
ERNNENT. ,o--
LONDON, Tuesday, May 8, 1877
The Russian Teegraphic Agency, announcing
the delivery OF Lord Derbys answer, says: 1--WE are
assured that the Government will not reply TO IT, Ihat
would be to carry controversy when it Is question
OF making history"
The Berlin National Gdzete believes Russia VIII not
reply because the only possible reply would be decard-
ton Of war" The Paris M0ner the organ OF the French
Foreign Office says lit Is certainly most serious IN
cidcn'."
The Courier de France declares it is impossible to I'M
aainc q more alarming diplomatic document " We can
not shut our eyes to the that it is pcriou ndics
ton Of GOODNESS between England and Russia and Ger
many"
The Paris Temps, commenting on Earl Dsr1y's note,
saws: such language rarely used in communications
from one friendly Power to another"
The Soir remarks that Great Brtain'S neutrality
closely resembles the cars speeches prior to the Out
break of the war Russia wished for peace England
undertakes to remain neutral, but the best Intentions
fail under the force of cream, tances.'
ARMS AND TROOPS FOR CANADA.
QUEBEC, May IA transport from Woolwich' laden
with ongranged r,d Gspouudels for the citadel bat
teies is now on the way from Enesnd II Is rumored
that the 23d Flseers are coming out to be stationed al
This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
VOEG CHING roo As LECTURER.

Wong Ching Foo, the Chinese political exile,
who IA EMPLOYING his sojoin in country b. giving tie
Chinese side Of the Christian missionary question ana l
yindicating the Intelligence morals and religion or the
Chinese, lectured last evening at S-einway Han on
"Damnation OF the Heathen." The audience appeared
ike a handful Of people in the large hall Col. O.c0tt
interprcted tine smaness OF the audience a.
meaning that New York didn't care whether the
heatBens Were damned not" Wong CHING roo
looked picturesque in his plan though rich tHesc cos
tune and Introduced him- cf, saying that the mission
aries came country On thelf own lhFlti'loH Ic
desired to return the compliment. Besides, u Wouu De
iuconyenent iUr an American To lhtrOlce MN VIZ no
full title, which thus; " Jen-m!hs We VA sun
shua-smngt ay sizing sl0w TAU t]eE IN
-pOl-kOW shu-y ccCcy ch-N VuS ChlhS roo, OF 1T Ia
lish, Wong CHING Foo, formerly interpreter 20 MS iHP
rial Majesty, promoted three d'giees MEOW zero III
a manner which Snail be explained hereafter
The lecturer begged hi audience to listen To ms IDEAS
and arrange the language Tor themselves. He dlS-
claimed being Bu .dhst missionary lie would not say
te American ia ssoulIcs were ggully fisify aaiwhcn
they stTOve to awaken the interest OF Americans III
Their work by telling stories abOur the Chinese
so much that utterly absurd believed OF inf Clhtse
In intelligent America. lie never Ane" tAat rats aIu
puppies re good eat unll he came 10 America iht
word for God IN Chinese mean " heaven 80 'cbloH
SPOKEN that foreigners ndd said CIey dH not retoShIo
supreme Being. He SAID tie Chinese or tht racine 'ope
were not tac aNcriS' Cnliahel nor WIS d, i''
.nplc Of the Chinese scholar. lie Thought It. required
nigh order Of intelligence aud laws To govern 4JJoOIOoO
Of people There were Ony +OOUo,VOO ia tAheIiSd' uiu
tIc rODutres and murders astoAishta hIm ana Vastly
OutuumD'ed such occurrences III emma, MS p'"pv
kuclt before images - syh"OiS oI tncI itlEoH 80 w
Catholics kult TO the cross aud IN the same spirit He
believed that God had given 10 every race oi men
religion peculiar to tUcr nature Buut lNfa I'' lars
Dcfore Christ, aud Taught essentially the same moral
truths lie described IN Humorous vein the WHO an r.
rrrs i'm ,.rf tastes and social customs between the
OtncI considered wrong. CHRISTIANS should not say Tue
CLiucs, religion was bad Wi,,iout understanding it.
CBerc were IN nina I. Ollc who praised God ana bowed
down Just others did aud ne noticed Tue same
nc,i,i IN Christian countries Tie teachings vi Con
lupttt. err ug Ia ID IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN
RorNANI.Ns MURDERED BY ThE TURKs-THf
RoUMANIAN ARMY READY TO TAKE THE FIELD
3:45 a m.

THE DANlB Chhi hi'-''
RoUMANIANs MURDERED BY IhH lOhho-
RoUMASIAN ARMY READY To TAKE THE FIELD
LONDON. Tuesday, May g. 1877.
The Tfmes's special from Bucharest says;
"The murder Of a number Of Roumanians by IurRiSh
irrears In raid on Sunday has created much excite
ment in Bucharest and greatly strengthened the hands
OF the party"
Prince Charles reviewed the Roumanian troops mere
today They are finely equipped and consist OF two
batalions of cavalry and Ave batlaions OF infantry
with forty Krupp field pieces 1t IL probable that TINS
CORPS will take the field Immediately near Oltentza
The difficulty about the command Of the Roumanian
troops will probably be arranged satisfactorily
wIDDIN UNDER COMMANDMENT.
A dispatch from COnstautinUple to The Daily News
SAYS: 1.-THE Russians have commenced TO lombard the
Turkish town Of Wldden from Kalaiat the opposite
bank Of the Danube"
Shells from Turkish gunboats falling around
the Braa station at time OF the arrival OF the Grand
Duke Nicholas there.
Widdin, which is being bombarded is fortified town
Oh the Danube near the Servan frontier Is 80 miles
from Ga0Ova 1t is at she extreme left OF the TURKISH
line defense, and is OF military Importance to IT,
II is claimed that strong force at kaafat may render
the place untcnable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
MIR. nEFREE,,s APPOINTEEs.

WAsHINGToN, May THE new Public
Printer Mr. Delrees has decided to make tine following
appointments: Madison Davis, to be chief clerk, IN place
OF H. II. Capp Mr.. Davis chief clerk Of the oilfe
nader Mr. Defrccss former incunbency. .sOP i. D.
Davis of Maine be- foreman IN place OF H. T. Bry an
Osci Neatly OF Indiana, foreman Of the jObroOn wee
A. 81 Robinson. James SpottswOod, the present first
assistant foreman vii be retained. o. Reed VIII hc
foreman of the pr,s,-ropiu. MAJOR Lewis, eXiorcman o.
Inc ,onessoHG oiOJc IL is expected viii b. appointed
foreman OF me congressional Rec0rd, IN place OF NJ L.
Helm, tine present Incumbent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBIA. S. c., May Towing 10 the
rcfa,l OF thc Senate, which is h pa0ca, to 90 into
election Tor Cnoi-Jusce until the House mas admitted
ali the members of the late Mackey House. complete
deadlock so far ~ that matter is concerned has re-
smiled and there is no telling when the election viii be
held A resolution introduced in the Senate to-day
providing for the Investigation Of Associate justice
H,uad who ia now the most prominent candidate for
,aie Instice This move il looked upon sqky a. an At
s., IA throyy a shadow upon his record which may
sfetr tam members az the LeYls!ature.
I,e Investigation VI Senators hMtJenOre ana NSeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
THE ANSWER TO TIE POPE.

LONUON, TUESDAY, May :. III.
The Timcs'Sspecial from Rome says the French
aud Austrian Goyerum nts, to which The Pope had mose
particularly turned FOR protection, have condehtaly
informed the Vatican that it il absolutely impossible for
them to open negotiations III his favor based upon Tue
question OF the Temporal Power. The Holy See replied
that wit OUT rcnounrng proper rights, the assistance
Invoked was strictly on behalf OF the Independence Of
the spiritual authority.
ftor oU.,r Foreiqn Ners Frst FIge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
DISEASES OF MEL,

The importance Of tho nervous sytem, s power over M.
aud death and Tic direct b'afng which II has u,
piness ~ thoroughly recOg ned its capainltes mo-
uses, the danger VI 0yeriatng t. whetor through
study. intense mental application By The *
diligence 81 The appetite and propens's proper subject.
Tor confederation when tue nervous system
absolutely necessary promptly seek from All
who, for long series ~ years has devoted hs who ~
and attention 10 this STUDY, I'd Who from his e1uerea .
parce, mas learned 10 dscoyer 20 the ana -.
promptly apply the remedy, mus avoiding the pa nfplv
feeling after the ces
ANNOYING 70 Tie patient whO very naturally wsnis y,
knox without delay shat u The matter thu extent Of ~
fauccmen the probabilities u recUperat0n tine "a
quifef.
II The iran has become exhausted by intense mental ami
don, CCUTlBlNg % power ~
only is strength by being properly r. IN.
The 81 certain -ys eIrdtiC methods bee.alv ~
with the nerves that preside organic y,lrs
Of this branch 81 n cal practice scarcely be- oycrrS
reaches the perpe ua5n Of family rnes m
securing Of hereditary niles aud ue retention 0 - Az. N
the sane family.
long an1 large experience In this dire ion h.v.
been able 10 command 10y WF Success hc thankful aoDre
ton ~ some ~ the r-t families Don tIc AMI nsf nd
COmmuHcIe mach thar serta.a tO the ctsrc "a
every department ~ The nervous -ysten and the Aus n "a
covering their powers whether % BRAIN appetite proDeaS
OF passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
TIE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN PHGLADEL
PtiIA

PHILADELPHIA, May THE Murphy tenn
peruucc movement still the increase, and the nails
are not large enough contain the audiences that as
samblc wherever "a meeting Is announced. The novelty
Of sunday morning breakfast brought out about 1000
destitute persons yesterday partake of sandwiches
aud coffee. Mr. Murphy lmprOV Il the opportunity To
make telling speech, combining temperance lecture
with religious cXhortatlun. The movement appears ~
nave ,Ntcndrl 10 the uciIhUrng towns, about 1000
uorsuus have sgucd the Murphy pledge al est Chester
and large and enthusiastic meetings are held there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
GENERAL WAR NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday, May 2 1877.
The Tiaes's Paris dispatch says: "Thc ar
rival Of The English squadron at Crete IL announced
telegram received IN Lon ton states that Col Na'en-
tine Baker is seriously az Of typhoid fever.
Prince Rcuss the new German Em3as5ador has
started for COuStantncpic.
The iecgras special dated Trehizond, Sunday, says
Nine large steaneIs with 10000 TURKISH troops FOR
the interior, have just arrived"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
ANOTHER HOTEL BURNED.

CHICAGO, May Tile Iri6uneS st. Paul
special says tile Greenman House, tlree-stOry frame
motel Was burned tnis morning. Few OF the guests
could secure any OF their possessions but Ony io"
were iuuieu ANA they slightly. Total loss, 72JUoOi ~
5urantc 5000 II X mentioned rs curious idct tJut
Kate CaXtOn and the troupe with which she II Frus
had engaged rooms in this hotel for Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
grrGur Ewes LOST BY A BOILER EXPLOSION

EW-ORLEANS, May THE lower coast
steamer Waloon exploded her boiler to-day at DeacroN,
nine mic, below this city Bernard Donuely engineer,
and NlcGiG fireman. were killed Two others were in
iulcd a six arc reported missing 1t is supposed that
the missing persons are drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs in
BROADWAY.
sam.54e. Noon. 61'. ID m. 3d.. Midnight d.
Urbest during the day So Lowest ~
Average. b59. Same dav, 1876. 74is'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Elm Arsnue HoteI-Ex-PresIden Grant and WIFE
Gan "a Rutler OF Massachusetts,. eNCOngressman o. H.
Matteson of Utica De Witt q. West Of LOwNllo N u D.
tontit smith of buffalo Karl aud exlOngrtssah
Leonard Myers and Charlemagne Tower OF fhaIcpha
~ Nirh0lqs HOfsi-AlonzO Bel, Assistant secretary vi e
Intaror Jobn Snth Commissioner Of IDdian Aalrs ana
John d. lang William Sckney, a. &. BarstoW, d. IL Jtro
r. Roberts WiI Bingham and j. H. Hood OF me i5OAId
Indian COmmiss toners Gey Hous-Ai H. ~
herd of Washington and Thomas Dickson President OF to
delaware and Hudson Canal Company .Aeic YORK H0te
Lawrence Barrett 80 ByeroyTt HOse-BenJamn y Cheney OF
HOfet-iien r. W. nice Oh lon"-'-%i''V'
HOISe-A. Il. Mullett Of Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
ALLEGED DISHONESTY OF A PHYSICIAN.

Dr. I'd ward {. Manu- who until last Deem
Der was employed ph, sicAn ~ TIE Wards is.s.d
Iuuatc Asylum has been charged before the Commits
sooers OF Emigration with inlsapprOpria.ing money.
Commissioners kaufman and Lynch WA iny stigac tle
matter ALLEGED t.i a. 81 subscribed for the pur.
chase OF piano Tor the asylum, Df MANN paid the maker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
DR., EiDWlrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly ta.cicss elegantly coated for tho OF all dis
orders stomach Nyer bOwrs kidneys bladder
Diseases headache constipation cost ind gesol. dyl
pcps biOusuess BILLIONS fever Inflammation Of The bowels
piles a deTangemets Of the internal yscera Warranted
PgICE Is CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May THE middle di-
yson 81 tae Eric Canal all rgh for the opening Of
navigation and boats com Inonccd moving to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
y ,r.crat,e i.as 1tic,y ahd spcc.Dy Saied Olaco
L,ur to . HsS KY A. DANIELS D.. la Le1insIOnay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

only $3.50 that he borrowed 500 of Mary Conne MS
servant and has not returned it, that he retained lo
his own use $40 sent by Henry Turner OF Parkers Lau
ing for the benefit OF insane brother thad M Ts
Collins cannot obtain repayment OF aloan Oh SloV Anoi
are other similar claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
FEWER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGTE cured for nifty cents. There not
agent IN this world that will curS Fever an Arus
al other MalirOus Bilious Scarlet typhoid yellow, and
other Fevers aided By RAILWAYS PILLS. 20 ggick a.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

Use DIR. BECKEE'S Eye BNLsAM for your in
famed or weak eyes YIELDS. sold by al druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

APROCLANATION.-- Carnival Orderal ms
SUBJECTS r.uh, with painful Cor1s, Bunuu- ara 9-' =
N9so cured ur 0sr forming utolnr by lis hgrS-
celebrated thupOds Dr. ohusou 2l2 Way COLI 'oA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
Tus SIGHTS OF DrpLrN.-Trish car-driy,

TIE SIGHTS OF DUBIIN.-Irish car-driyer:
"SuIe THAT'S custom-nouse Sor; bat lts onl{ the
rcuy il yuuil be seeing this SIDE SOr-thc fronts De
hud"-lPuch.
MUSICAL EGJTIsM.-IIcT Maestro (who has
been iudulgiss the company with Two masses, three
synpIouir- dozen mprumptuS, ana "A Jew oihtf niue
tIu.-s of his own: "Vi,l you not uOw lins zomzing
sis, AueheictF 5s, A'g.lca with dithd me- puli-
u., of hnr goVes): HIM nm I'm afraid Im ltte
hG.r,c to-diy; but il" Herr Maestro (wth aaerty
A.h sOa! IN ut ease vii not brcss YOU tt gcui.
bo."t a Zonuta m upll-suaI bay 1t FOR your lest
Proceeds TO 10 sO.-- Punch.
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