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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
MEETING or INSURANCE MEN.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 27.-The National
Convention Of State Insurance superntendents'
Commissioners, and other officials in charge OF
the Insurance Departments, commenced ITS SEES
sion at the NawaRnnsett Hotel to-day The
following officers were elected for the en1uing year;
Precedent Oliver Pisbury, Of New-lIampshire Vice
president AK. Magi, Of Minnesota Secretary, owen l.
Welch OF Kansas; Executive Committee. Daniel n.
Howe OF Michigan Is. Leslie. OF Kentucky; John ".
stedman, OF Connecticut; W. g. Rolfe, OF Missouri; joel
NJ. Spencer Of Rhode Island.
ST. Louis was fixed upon as the place Tor the Con
yenton next year. ". T.. Harvey, Actuary OF the
Charter Oak Life OF Hartford, made statement OF the
mrtnods upon which that company has been doing
business since last April He thought by January the
company would show per cent reserve. Tie oOnyen
ton adjoui ned till tomorrow evening Tomorrow the
members will be entertained by the Providence under
ryrfTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

UipdsOr Hoiel-Dr. Benjamin Aceyal, Paraguayan
Minister al Washington General 7. J. Wood, U. - A.; ke
ben Springer Of Cincinnati and James IilnShss on But
HOct-Jeremah ;. Black, OF Pennsyl.
yania ...FYJth AUenus Hotct-Senaor w H. Barnnn' OF
Efngham Lawrence, of Louisville ana j. ID
Iayng General Manager OF the Pttsburg Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway BrerOOrt HOuSeGeneral william Pres
al RIrlnSrtck- j. III.
Aeken louisiana ST. Den's Hoe-Bish0P Green OF
M1ssisspp - Ereret HOuSe-BarOn r. Won LeitenDerger
ann DIR Il A Koch OF Germany 49,. 81 Nicholas HOtetC0n-
gresham J. NJ Thompson; OF Pennsylvania Captain H. "
Howgate u s. Al the Henry NJ Dexter, of Boston The
Rev DR. Twitche OF Cleveland: Jesse L. Williams, OF IN
diana and the Hen T.. b. Morgan, OF Aurora N ~; iuTs
drsus HOtet-Adebert Ames OF Lowell Mass ana DE- n
Orneas. Consul at san Antonio, Texas Astgr
ouss-John A. Burbank OF Indiana GtSey HouSe-I N
Vail Superintendent OF the Railway Mail Service. Hs0'
York H0ht-Afme. Camilla UrsO-.... MSTop0udn fotet
Henry ID Denison of syracuse -. Grand HOte-F o. C..
barley Holman HouSe-Warn Miller, OF Herkmer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
THE REV. WILLIAM Fl. JOHNSON.

The Rev. William Harvey Johnson, better
known as Dominic Johnson" a city missionary OF
Brooklyn died Of heart disease Monday night az his
residence No 100 sonth Thrdst, at the age of sixty
eight Hewas born at Elizabeth, n. j., January 30,
1910 aud learned the trade OF stone cutter in this
city When twenyone years Of age he converted in
the sullivan Street Methodist Church. and in August,
1854 ne went the circuit licensed preacher con-
tnuiDg 1s49 when he took charge OF the Attorney
Street Church. and aferward 10 the Grand
Street Church IN Brooklyn. In 1853 he appointed,
By a meeting OF ministers Of all denominations, AS city
missionary aud visited the sick and poor SUCH
caaonally taking charge Of an unprOvded pulpit until
his death He was chaplain Of Hyatt Lodge No. 2O5,
r. & A. NJ, active temperance advocate aud one OF
the OF the Eastern District Industrial School
and Home. he leaves widow and nYe children. The
funeral will take place tomorrow, at the South Filth
Street NJ L. Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
p o S T S c RIPT
3:45 a. m.
L1TKST YELL0W FEgkR REP0RTS.

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN NEW CASES AND
TwENTY-FoUR DEATHS AT vTcKsBURG.
VIcKsBURG, Aug. 27.-There were heavy showers
here last night and this morning. There have
been 118 new cases of fever and "a deaths
reported for the past twenty-four hours.
DIR. Booth is among, the dead. The How
the present address of Congressman y; X.
Chalmers, Of Mississippi. DR.. Harris and Mrs.
Graham, from Galveston, arrived to-day.
NO MORE NURSES NEEDED AT vIcKsBURG-cHIcAGo
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 27.--The Howard Asso-
citation cordially approves the establishment OF the
Peabody Subsistence Association. W. r. Norvi, News
Editor OF The Democrat native OF Virginia age thirty
two, and his little boy, age five, died to-day Of
yellow fever G. r. Chase, night chief opera
tor OF the Western Union Telegraph Company,
was taken down with fever to-day. Dr. Keys
has gone to vicksburg A dispatch from tie How
ard Association OF Ycksburg to the Towards OF New
Orleans says " No more nurses needed"
The Erenutg Times says
Tn no nrovons endemic has the death rate ever adj
heged to steady figures until the climax IL saa 70 nave
been reached. The death rate has not increased
slight The outlook is favorable Among the new cases
reported Tuesday several dating back as iar as
WHAT THE HEBREWS ARE DOING.
District Grand Lodge No. 1 of the Bnai
Birth Society has issued an subordinate lodges
TO use their utmost influence to assist the sufferers by
yellow fever in South II is expected that when the
different lodges meet collections will be raised Much
private aid being extended to the suffering Hebrews
by their brethren this city. Intelligence was received
yesterday from the Orphan Asylum OF NeW-Oreans uha
fifteen orphans sick with the disease they nave
been provided for by the managers or the asylum
Letters received by Hebrews this city state that the
energies OF the different benevolent associations OF the
south are taxed to the utmost The Lord knows
saws one letter. how many widows and orphans we VIII
have in month. DO all you can In NeW-hOrk 10 re-
lieye us."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
EXPERIMENTING WITH FOG SIGNALS.


MAINE.
Professor Henry Morton, president of the
Stevens Institute OF Technology, at Hoboken ap-
Of Secretary sherman, TO I'LL the vacancy in the Light
house Board caused by the death OF Professor Henry
At the first meeting Of the board after Professor Nor
toms appointment he elected chairman Of the Com
mttee upon Experiments. He has just returned from
the coast OF Maine where number Of very interesting
experiments were made with fog signals The Professor
was accompanied by Admiral Rodgers, General Duane
Commander Picking Lieutenant Emery and Com
mander Walker. The three steamers Myrtle, Iris and
Daisy were placed at the disposal Of the expedition,
which had its headquarters II the Lighthouse Station,
at Portland.
Professor Morton stated yesterday the observations
proved that powerful steam fog whistle Of the most
improved pattern could be heard distinctly ten miles IN
one direction, and yet be entirely inaudible at
the distance Of only quarter OF mile in another
direction Professor Henry adopted theory some years
ago in reference to certain anomalous sound phenom
eDa that wind when blowing with greater velocity
above the surface OF the t1ap at tho surface IN APP
prOachiug OF sound, detected the sound waves
to throw them upwards and thus MAKE them pass
over the heads Of observers stationed upon the sea
level. Professor Tyndall mRiptaued thGt the sounds
were absorbed by what he termed acoustic olouds or
spaces OF air Of greater less density ban the sur
rounding portions OF the atmosphere which Heated be-
tween the Of sound aud the oBevers upon the
sea Ieye Several experiments were made by Professor
MortOns expedition which proved the truth OF Professor
Henrys hypOtheSs. There has been considerable CON-
plant made against the whistlug buoys used by the
Lighthouse Board several Of which are IN use IN tho
New-YOrk HarbOF. Professor Morton stated yesterday
that the experiments made by his party demonstrated
that these buOyg are OF great practical Importance
near enough 70 hear the whistles under all circum.
stances fhe results OF the experiments have been sent
TO Washington The experiments Will be resumed soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
A MERCHANTS STRANGE SUICIDE.

Edwards Jumps, dry goods merchant at
No 67l Eghth-ave committed suicide at his house, No
b2s West Forty-thrd-s yesterday afternoon by shoot
ing himself In the right side Of the head with pistol
For long time he had been sufferer from dyspepsia
and complication Of Diseases and II Is supposed that
I'll health gradually unsettled his mind. Yester-
day afternoon be took a heavy dose Of morphine,
cot into the bath-tub and after turning the water dc
berately placed the pistol TO his right temple and fired
He died almost instantly. Coroner WOltman held an
animation in the AFTERNOON Mr.. Jumps was IN his
fortysiKth year. married, and had i've children.
Ills business was ated by TO have been good,
and no motive was assigned for the act by his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
RoRBING AN UNOCCUPIED HOUSE.

Burglars ransacked the house OF c. w.
Kitchen, No 37s Jay-st, Brooklyn, Sunday night the
family beng absent in Europe. Closets and bureaus
were broken open, mantel ornaments and clothing
scattered about and number Of costly engravngs ana
oil paintings were deiaced The police OF the "aSnlhg
ton street station had assured Mr.. Kitchens partner
that the house which is only four blocks from the
station would be closely watched Yesterday morning
he applird 20 Chief Campbell 10 know whether the
Central Office could not afford the house protection, as
had been robbed a second time, the preceding night
dress and other clothing were dropped by inc burglars
I'm the back yard. The Police Commissioners nave
ordered an investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
SCIENCE At ST LOUIS.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH TELLS ABOUT TBE OXIDE OF A
NEW METAL-ARRASGEMESTs FOR NEXT YEAR
CLOSE OF THE CONVENTION.

J. LAWRENCE SMITH TELLS ABOUT TBE OXIDE OF A
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR NEXT YEAR
CLOSE OF THE CONVENTION.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TRTBUEEl
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-ln the absence of Mr.. Ed
ion full explanations made yesterday by Professor
Barker In Section OF the Science Convention OF Mr..
Edisons claims and the made OF the carbon button
Papers we're read by Mr Osborne on weather
and climate determinations and by Professor Rees the
results Of the Fort Worth solar eclipse observations
Professor j. Lawrence Smith described the oxide Of a
new metal mOsandium, the first elementary substance
discovered by an American. In section geological
papers were read by Messrs. Whitman and
wetherby, a geological paper by Mr. button, and
anthropological papers by Messrs. Gilman.
Morse and Putnam. Sixteen persons elected 10
fellowship this morning the general session. among
them two ladies' Miss Ellen s. Richards OF Boston, and
Miss Emily A. Smith, Of Peoria, III. The weather Is
again cooler. The association VIII adjourn tomorrow
The Nominating Committee OF the association has de-
cded on Saratoga place for the meeting and the
last Wednesday in August 1879, the time. The fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing elected to-day
Professor George +. Barker of Philadelphia president;
Professor g. p. Langley, OF Allegheny and j.
w. Powell, of Washington, vice-prcsidents; DR..
Little Of Atlanta. Ca general secretary; John K Rees.
OF St. Louis secretary Section A, and A. g. Wetherby
Of Cincinnati, secretary OF Section b.
At the general session to-day resolution was passed
requesting Congress TO pass law to uniform
system Of registration OF births Deaths and marriages
the United States Papers read by Professor Marsh
on tho dinosaurs OF the Jurassc, and by Profes-
sor Lake the discovery OF their remains In Colorado
Geological papers read by Professors Stafford, Dat
tonand WOthsn, antnrOpOogy by Professors Putnam
Belt Marsh and Mason. botany by Professors Engle
man and Arthur. The association elected Mr. Thomas
A. Edison Fellow Papers were read In Section By
Professors Elliott, Nepper agd Powell.
Tue meeung adjourned after passing very haiteTing
resolutions, nc n meeting IN general session, az Waehing
ton University this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
WoRKMEN FOR THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
IL. -. 4hn Ennl Ri,nr Rrihln rrnp MN In [

Work on the East RIVER Bridge was paruaIIy
begun again Monday, 100 men being set ut work.
They complete such parts as necessary to pro
tect the work already doue. A large number Of the
workmen living in Brooklyn obtained the services OF
Assenbyman Burns TO demonstrate against putting any
except residents OF Brooklyn the work. Mr.. Burns
taid that Brooklyn meg, good wOrkmen, would have
the nIefprence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
eass passed Addresses were made BY .eyeral sartOral
A RAILROAD CONFERENCE HERE.
MEETING OF OFFICERS IN RELATION TO THE TRANS
PnRTATION OK LIVE STOCK

MEETING OF OFFICERS IN RELATION TO THE TRANS
PnRTATIoN or. LIVE STOCK
A meeting of trunk line officers was held
at the Grand Central Depot Monday to agree upon
new the transportation Of live stock and 10 de-
eide upon a commission TO be allowed TO ." eVeners.
The officers who had the matter In charge were Traffic
Manager Blanchard and Freight Agent Villas Of the Erie
Road Transportation Agent butcher of the PennsylVa-
Road and General Manager Rutter of the New-Iork
Central Road A plan for future action was agreed
upon which modhes in degree the terms OF the ola
contract II is not understood that the percentage 10
the trunk lines is disturbed but that lower rates were
agreed upon 10 be paid to the eveners" The old per-
ceptago allowed to eyeners was Sl5 car. but pre-
cisey what reduction has been agreed upon the mem
hers OF the Railroad Commission decline TO state ther
instructions being not TO make public the result OF tne
conference. The report OF the commission mas Deeh
forwarded to Presidents Jewett, vanderbilt ana Scout
and IL is understood that when the action shai nave
been approved by them the new system VIII III onoo ~
into effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
A CoLLEGE FOR TAIIoRs.

Louis Dittmar, of No. 103 Bleecker-st., has
established en- Academy for the Art of Cutting" with
two branches In Brooklyn. Mr.. Dittmar holds that
there only small number Of good taiors IN the
wora who, like poets are born, not made For several
months Mr. Dttnar has had large class Of young men
under bis instruction and yesterday occurred the first
annual examination Ot the Senior Glass. which nun
beTed sxtJstWO. Applicants for degrees sent IN drafts
ana estimates for trousers business and dress coats
end double and sipgeRrteRted NsistcOats The entire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
FATAL RESULTS OF A woMANs QUARREb

Coroner Ellinger held an inquest yesterday
in the case Mary Geraghty who was injured by Eliza
Condeu on July 80 and died August 49, Both women
lived ut No. LAO second-ave., and had been very
friendly. Thomas GeraEhty cane home from WORK on
July 80, aud found his wife lying on the floor
insenuble with her head covered with blood
She afterward said to physician who attended her,
that Mrs Conden pushed her down and Injured ner Inc
ury's verdict was death FROM injuries uDhtehil0nany
cansed by MR. Conden. Coroner Einger held Mrs.
Conden In 5000 bail for the action Of the grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
oRlMEs AND cAsuALTIEs-nY TELEGRApH

RuNDOUT. N. Y, Aug. 27.--J. w. Hame, a we'll
known resident committed suicide BY taking audanum
III health and loss Of property supposed 10 be the
ALBANY, n. ", Aug 27.-John TOmplIns, one of
robbers was brought down fop that city this
and admitted bail BY Justice Wesbrook In the
Of $4,000
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 27.--A man giving the name
Aaron Nyaek Eookad County arrested
today for passing counterfeit $40 United States Treasury
note. de was committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
DEPARTURES FOR FRANCE TO-DAY.

The following is the list OF saloon passengers
who sail to-day the French Line steamer VINE ue
Paris:
FOR HAVRF- Bv Steamship V1lle de Rrts.--Henr Mon
auin Pierre ValstOu A. ". Vines Miss A. VI vines f.
fmnbard r. Lombard p. Leonard f. Orduna MIS- Otuullh
n Grau A. Vatable GaspaId Pichardo victor LcnarI
Miss a. Lancet Dr. BOnnafY, Mrs. bOnnaIy MIS-. i. a.
slavery Miss J. Leonard. Miss du M2rche, MT SbotNtl'
Koch Jacob Dreyfuss, L. RUE Mrs Durand
l. Caheu. NJ Miss ID. Cahen Mrs. Il. N0el, Nlss
Coucetta Heroi, Mis- A. Gruyer Y BsTmsIda MT se.
honme Mrs BehOmme, II. Sauyal, Mrs sauNal, sister
Uarel sister Foier f. Jaocard W. Bourgun r., Aiueu
FOuraues Mr. Barousse, Jules r. LecOcg TIC He'' - n
pOpe the Rev. Leopold b. 81. MOcZygemDa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
AID FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-0ver $5,400 was sub
scribed to-day for the yellow fever sufferers.
CHICAGO Aug. 27-At meeting of the Cti-
zens' General Committee for the relief OF
the Southern yellow fever sufferers, the seere
tary WAS directed to ask the Mayors Of diff
frent Southern cities to report through the Associated
Press the amount of subscriptions received daily, and
how disposed OF. This. Is thought, Will
secure an equitable distribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
PorNn sIcK IN TIE STREET..

A dispatch from the Ninth Precinct an
nOuuced, at early hour this morning, that Will
liam H. wheatley, Of No. IT, Remsen-st., Brooklyn,
had been found at West and Morton sts suffering from
heart disease. He brought 10 ST. Vincents Hospital
hut a naIto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
522 sun sets..... 63a Clock fast I'M O2s
Noon Bi9 Noon souths. O:22 Moons age days
WATER TODAY. NJ
HIGH WATER ro.DAY-p, n.
Sandy Hook 1856 Gov Island. Sl1 Hell G~se'''l OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
PASSENGERs SAILED.

FOR LIvERPooL--By Steamship Wvoniag-s. W. GuIon
Miss Eliza Kane Miss Ellen NJ Redwitb Morgan Brieriv a.
H. Wilcox, H. Marst0n, o. Eingson John Nicholson, L
Adams, W. ID. Major Mrs. James McKDghe John SOurby
Hasead Mrs H. Brown. Miss Mary Moore, q. g. GOurlev
IL Lo0mau VIM Brew, Jas Frost and wife. IOhn Constable
Miss Furong. Miss Farley, Miss " Bnen, Ass j.
Reuben Ford ~ Ranh John Carter Mrs Isaac Woe Miss
ME Adains Miss Clara May. VIM Little, Miss G. A. Rner
Miss Irwin, MIA J. ODonOvan Eoesa AID three Children
Colonel Frank, John WOodham. II. J. Card, VIM Eddy M
Rawd0n Mrs Joseph Burgess and two children Joshua
Miss Elizabeth Inllna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
GENERAL. JoHNsToNs cLosE RACE AT RICHMOND
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

GbShbAb JOhNbiONS ChoSAs hACE NJ hiOhAlOND
RICHMOND, Va, Aug 27.-The Conservative Con-
ventiOn Of tho lid Congressional District met here
today. One hundred and fifty-six delegates were
present. 80 g o'clock p. m.. the tenth ballot, no
nomination ad been made. General Joseph L.
Johnston we'd seventy-three votes on the last
ballot fal short only ak OF the necessary sew
enty-nine required 60 secure the nomination.
Colonel John Il. Young received the next highest
number of votes hfty-nIne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

A little fve-year-old was sitting with his
mother In this city few days playing at her feet
when suddenly he looked up into her face and said
up" She khoOk her head. "Well, when | grow mp i
want be either Greepbacker OF those men VINO
0uafa Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
TILE HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK FAIR.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 27.-The entries
to the annual fair of the Hudson Bvrr Driving Park
Association, which commences Tuesday next, are
unusually large especially In the agricultural depart
ment. Tho trotting entries are also large, including
nearly seventy horses The 2;2l purse not filing 2:2O
ella 50 has substituted, the entries TO close San
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
COMMISSIONER ANDREwS's RETIREMENT.
Maror Ely said vesterdnY that he bad not

Mayor Ely bdIU ytsUVIUdJ VH"V ITO "''V' "
yet determined upon the person whom he should name
as the successor of Tax Commissioner Andrews whose
resignation takes effect September l. He sent to MI An
drews the following letter:
To tie Hon. GEORGE II. ANDREWS: 80, -.
MY DEAR SIR: have received, and accept with mneh
reluctance your resignation OF the Otce OF lax C0S
sioper made necessary by your continued ihealth In
parting officially from YOU who have Tor so many years
fidelity and intelligence cannot refrain from expressing
M eep regret that the public 10 be so soon deprived
of invaluable services with assurances OF NY sln
cere respect and esteem. remain yours truly, -
SMITH ELY, JR, Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR FLUSHING, L. L

While DR.. julius Auerbacb, brother OF tho
German novelist. retHrnng TO his home at Wood
burg L l., on Monday night from visit to patient,
his shed at object in the road upsettng the
wagon and throwing the Doctor distance. He was
carried home and upon examination It found that
two OF his ribs broken and the diaphragm OF the
stomach rupiured Physicians from kew-york and
Jamaica deoare that there is DO hope for his reoOYoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Miss Robertson Donald, Mrs and Mas Donald Mr.,
and Miss Montgomery Leonard Machell James III Byrne
Miss MARY Byrne, Mr Burge Miss c. Burge Mr. and Me-
and Miss Mclaughlin Mr.. savage, Miss ,Rurge A. M M
grave Efr and Mrs. Barkl0y Mas Barey Miss RarkIe
Master Barley and James Wheeler 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

etc. all OF which we're burned, nothing OF value being
saved II was the work OF neendiary Inc Joss VIII
amount TO several thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
INoENpIARY LIE IN NEw,JERsEY.

The barn of Freebooter William H. Harrison,
Of Livingston Township n. J., was burned on Monday
sght 1t contained eropa Just harvested horse, COW,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT RUDNUTs NO.
2ls BROADWAY
Gam. 68' Noon. 75o. N. So. Midnight 69'
Highest during the day. 49, Lowest 81!
Average. 7017. same day 1877, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
y aneratiye organs radically aud speedily cured Hours
SoS snd6to7 HEN RY A.DANIELS. NJ DIAL LeTington-T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Announcements.

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN not
weather s Pyles clean hard healthfu D. k All grocerS
Keep it in the house that il may be promptly
administered attacks of cholera morbns cramps
6iarrha collie OF kindred affection for which Dr. Jayne
Carnaye Balsam Is ecctual remedy AZ TINS season ot
the year every family viii ind IN III use anu he'esS'
curative.
Established 1855.
JAMRs II WRIGHT.
Merchant Tailor and Gents Furnisher
SARATOGA SPRINGS o..-
oplpete Outns furnished order In "a houfA
Dress suits Specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
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