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New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
MR.. KELLrS EEpLY TO THE GoTERyoR.

ANSWERING THE OBJECTIONS TO TIE BONDED IN
DEBIEDNEss BILL.
A communication was sent last evening to
the Legislature by Controller Kelly, protesting against
Governor Robnsou's OF the Bonded Indebtedness
Bill and urging its passage by the Legislature the
veto. Among the which Mr. Kelly presents why
the objections made 10 the provisions Of the bill not
sound, in his Judgment, are the following:
THE BILL prepared by the Controller, was approved
by the local authorities before 1t presented TO the
LEGISLATURE and has received the emphatic approval Of
the Press almost without exception Of bankers,
chants and Taxpayers generally and OF societies organ
lied to promote reforms the administration OF the
financial affairs OF tho city, which have taken direct
and active part in advocating the passage OF this bill"
The Controller proceeds to review in detail the obec-
tiOus made by Governor Robinson 70 the BILL In regard
10 the provisions the payment under existing laws OF
tie bonded debt Of the city, which the bill intended
10 provide for by OF the sinking fund, the Con-
trOller SAYS:
70 the Legislature, shows that December 81 1877,
the aneat tie funded debt aud the provision Is
payment under the existing ordinance aud laws
were folOws
IBonda PAYABLE from the sinking fund. s21510O4s AZ
20nds payable from taxation e993uOS5 6S
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

r. When the appetite fails and head aches with
patton bow, Is The liver OF ORDER and medicine
gives such prompt and permanent relief few doses Of Dr.
IIcTces Flclsant lurgaLiye Pellets.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
gGANIZATIoN OF THE DANVILLE, HAZIETON
A,.I, VII L,sR ARRE RAuROAD.

BLOoMsBURG Penn, May 1.-The purchasers or the
Danve IIazieton and Wiikesbarre Railroad met here
todayand new company under the act Of the
Assembly adjoining the name OF the SbUry, HaZetOn
and WiIkesbarre Railroad Company. Isaac Eyre was
elected President.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL. May 1.-The American Line steamship Lord
Give, capt Urguhart, sailed for Philadelphia 20 dav.
QUEENSTOWN May 1.-The White star Line steamship Bal
tic, Capt Parseil sailed for \ New. York this p. IN.
LONDON, May l-Arriyed l.. b. Glcbrst az Deal; Lady
Clarendon, OF Dover Europa Capt. himme Exile Gunare,
capt Housbyo; Costante, Capt. GirochettO.
lE0r other ShIp Ne,vs Thirl PIIsl
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

go D..
Later in the day Sir. Roosevelt received
tn.l dispatch stating that iuIther
t.l,.r. served TIE resident officials
az tue road disclosed that the Uul filed AT Ufbana, ia ad
df. iu tie or. yer i0r injunction contains ah apl
cation uf hr same mature ana on he same grounds as
nm raIr llst year 90 Hardng's ease. hr Roosevelt
Harding From aIothcr source Il WAS learned that
NJ, Harding Wa first mortgage bOndAod'r, ana thnt
i..f wear De- made application for the appointment If
receiver on the ground tnlt the company had 10 rEht
loo u., interest on The second mortgage bonds Willie
tutrnfst on any oi tho first Mort-aio bonds
,.. ia nrlrars. The last dispatch OF Mr. swayne THIS
gsutirmau regarded equivalent tn an announcement
had also been made ia The present case
f.r q receiver Tor the Wabash Railway.
Tho Executive Committee met yesterday, James n.
pnnsrvc,i Morris X Jrsup, SulOn Humphreys, waiter
: Gurnce, William NJ. Bliss Cyrus W Field and H. a. '.
Post beng present The following notice was Issued
To the bOuuhuldcrs and stuckhOlGs az Tie wabash
Railway Company: TO our surprise we nave Just re-
crved notice by telegram ~ Injunction having been
granted at Crbana, Illinois, against the payment
he coupons due this day the second mortgage bonds
ar ne company would have been promptly paid except
Tor this Injunction. As copies Of the papers
gcrNrd on the officers at Toledo are received prompt
measures have the Injunction removed VIII be taken
JAMES A. ROosEVLLT, President"
Mr. Tyson who is the petitioner In the present suit. IL
said 10 be u resident OF this city, ana II IS
stated By the officers OF the wabash road
mat he prepared hls papers here and telegIaphed
q Mr. Hat, lawyer Of Indianapolis, to meet him M
rbana and take charge Of the The hearing OF the
motion Tor permanent Injunction and for receiver Is
Egt down for MAY II.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
LITEST SHIP NEWS.



ship Carbert Castle of LIVERPOOL Robertson Calcutta Jan
u With mdse 10 W b. Cooper; vessel 10 y Tucker Co.
ship Crlelion tof Boson Lu. Manila Dec p, with mdse.
10 Vernon II Brown A
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
....sl2l.f40.l33 10
- H.

The amount OF bonds that mature in each year paya
BILE from the sinking fund.- and also from taxation, is
stated also In the memorial referred to- In years
more than S10,00O0o0 OF bonds mature PAYABLE from
taxation besides those payable from the sinking fund
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
THE THREATENED WAR.
NO CHANGE IN ENGLANDs POSITION.

NO CHANGE IN ENGLAND'S POSITION.
MEETINGS FOR AND AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
RUMoRED DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMEST-THE
GENERAL SITUATION UNCHANGED.
The general situation in Europe remains
unchanged. In a speech, yesterday, Mr..
Cross, the British Home Secretary, repeated
the arguments of Lord Salisbury's circular
Political meetings for and against the Govern
ment continue to be held in England.
John Bright spoke at Manchester on Tuesday,
and asked the country to act on the prin-
ciple that England has no interests in the
East which are worth the cost of war.
RumOrs of dissolution of Parliament
are again rife in London, Seventy
steamers have been selected by Eng
land for use, if necessary, as cruisers,
General Todleben has failed IN his efforts to
secure the mutual withdrawal of the Russian
and English forces from the neighbOrhoOd of
ConstantinOple.
A BRITISH SECRETARY on THE CRISIS.
MR. CROSS, HOME SECRETARY, REPEATS LORD
sALIsBURY's AHGUMFNTs.
LONDON, Wednesday, May l, 1873
MIR. Assheton Cross, Home Secretary, made
long address at the opening of the
Conservative Climb in Preston. His speech
was mainly a repetition of the arguments
of Lord Salisburys circular, maintaining that,
although such and such a clause of the Treaty OF
san Sefano might be innocent, the treaty as
whole was very mischIevOus. The speech, however,
is Important as showing, by its whole tenor, that
the Government adheres to its demand for laying
the entire treaty before the Congress.
Mr.. Cross said the Government, in Congress-
would convince the world and probably even Rus
sia, that the treaty ought to be modified. England
he said, would treat it fairly, and admit the
changes that had arisen but she had right to
discuss them. lie denied that the Govern
meut encouraged Turkey, was actuated
by warlke spirit. The Government, he
said sought to bring about accord Of the Powers;
but what good would there be in the Powers meeting
in Congress if the treaty they have signed could be
torn up at any moment by one of the signers 1
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
MR ELAINE's VIEW OF THE TIMBER BILL.
From 7ge IVrtlaaa Pres.
rNLrrD srlr.s stNArE CmNnEn.

since 20 prominent gentleman I'D this vicinity refers
only public matters, ana oe printed with perfect
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


icni1r lines give diU d time Tor tar q h3n
irregular represents tue SstlAtiou
Q the mercury during those
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
ACTION OF TIE SENATE.

A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO DRAW Up REsoLU-
TIoNs-KINDLY MEMORIES OF THE DECEASED
SENATOR,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

The lily Is as white 10 snow,
The rose Is as the crimson red;
Bat neither can suIpass in glow
The color or tho brightness shed
BY the sweet lirs and teeth allied
That sOZODONT has purified
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
GENERAL NOTES.

,,r,, for the worse in tho condition Of Prince '0''
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
Patents. Tra denmark

Noiiee.-Ihe mans Tor the week endins
sATU EDAI, May 4. 1878, will close az TINS o'nee on
TUESDAY, at / for Europe by steamship Wisconsin,
Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, at p. ip for Europe,
Scytha Queenstown Correspondence Tor
forwarded by this steamer must b. specially al
dresse and az 2:30 p for France direct by steamship
Vile &c Paris HaVTe TIL lSDAA at ~ n., Tor
Germany &C. by steamship Sueva via Plymouth, Cherbourg
Hamburg (eOrTesUOndence Tor Great Britain ana The
Continent TO be forwarded by this steamer must De speay
addrvsse) and at for Europe by sts ashP lteD1D-
Queenstown SATU RDAI at $50 a. M Tor SCOT
land steamship Victoria Glasgow ana at liSO
a by steamship DOuau, wa yaOh
Bremen correspondence Great Britain ana me Con
forwarded BY this eteaHer must De steo4sy az
oressed; and ~ for Europe by steanshp Sis ot
Berlin Queenstown Correspondence TOT Germany 10
toyaii nv tIs steamer must be specially address) The
steam Wisconsin, ia Republic anu Cl o. beIhdo
anJ norway lie mails tor
Uayti sayanla &c. leave New-York April so The mails
tT Asuna ana south Pacific Ports leave NeWIork April
90 Tb mans for Australia &C. leave san Francisco May
Ia e mails Tor and Japan ie&se san kraDclsco
May ia -, TAMPA p..,...,..
Post ONCE w.YorK April "a, 1878
Tx.o Sfyaio. 90 artist a e,
III October /. Apply al East l0thst, Young NoneBe
Christian j. ssocatiOn
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
Guetial Notlees.

BInir's PIlis-Eng glish remedy rheumatism
Pills II 2j by mail III. PLANIEN 4 son, 22i VII.
nam-st. n. Y. SOlu by druggists
Nervous ExhnustionA medical essay comprising ser1es
lectures delivered Kahns Museum u Anatomy New.
Yor on the cause and premature decline showing In
dispuaby lost health may Teganed an0rlng clear
svnDps of the impednents and the treatment Of
nervous and ply debility being the result Oi 20 years
perence BY mail 2Jc currency postage stamps Address
SECRETARY, kAHN'S Museum USo broadway, NeWNOrk.
Patents trademarks SC,
Secured IN the United states aud foreign countries, Oy
ARTHUR v. BRIESEN'S PATENT AGENCY,
25S Broadway. New-Nork.
Ileafr rafar g.ptf fnr bpag of insfF
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
RiILROID INTERESTS.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST WABASH.

payment or INrERrsr RESTRAINED EXCEPT on
FlrsT MORTGAGE BoNps-EFFoKTs BEING MADE
FOR TIIr APPOINTNFNT OF 4 RECEIVER.
Information was received early yesterday
morning by James 4. Roosevelt, president of the
Wabash Railway Company, that judge smith. Of Urbana
Illinois. had granted temporary injunction re-
s'rauiug the officers Of the company hom pay
inr Interest cxcept the fyst mor'ga bonds The
li.pa.cI from ". Swaynr general solicitor OF lue
crurlny and h. suggc sted that the payments should
hc made but a second dispatch hc sad "Aitar con
arft4tiou with ris counsel, and upon reflection
an clearly of opinion thot the order oi the Court must
Dee obey cd, and you can max" no PyWe.s ol interest
to-day ,-,rp, upon first mortgage bonds
Mr. Roosevelt gave notice accordingly 10 President
son - o. the Metropolitan Bank, 10 pay no interest eX
cont liror lr-t mortgage bonds The only Egst mort
, bonds ON winch interest b duc on May !, are the
Quincy ard Toledo bonds Tor 100000, ON winch the
NAV interest Is $1,000 TIE second mortgage ponds on
vi irl. iIf.LL,. ls duo
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
THE JEWISH CONVENTION.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July
Tho delegates from the American Hebrew congre-
gatious OF The United States commenced their attn
nual session Concorda Hall, this city, today.
over one hundred delegates IN tho
city and many moro expected tonight. At
preliminary meeting last night consoli-
dation OF all tho Hebrew congregations
accepted by tho council this morning, The council
organized by tho election OF the following oil
hcers Adam A. Kramer, OF Cincinnati, President;
W. Is. HAekenburg oi Philadelphia, Vice President;
Lipman Levy, oi Cincinnati, Secretary; BEN amin II.
Woi oil Milwaukee,, Assistant Secretary.
AZ the evening session, the Committee on tho
Hebrew Union College reported the affairs oi tho
institution IN very prosperous condition
the council adopted the report Of the
mittce Publication, which recommends the
publication OF "a rabbIuic dictionary. a special
com mission on the cstlbi biisEmsDt OF female
nary under the auspices OF the council reported
specai object OF "A future council The comnis sioner
agricultural pursuiiS ported IN iavor VI the mp
pointnent OF Board 10 purchase lands or The OF
"a farming colony. composed OF orphans WHO old
enough TO leave The asylum Tho report was adopted.
-he r. port names members Of tho Agricultural
Board tbrec members OF tho asyiums at Cleveland,
New York, New Orleans san Francisco,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, aud three mem
Ders oi the Executive Board Of Tho Union
oi American HeDrcw Congregations. Among the
delegates present Rev. Drs Gottncil OF
New YORK; Meyer SuItzDachcr, Philadelphia Lewis
season. ngo ood, Cincinnati; M Bloom, Louisvilie;
b. Fcsenthal, Chicago; u. Eilenger, New York: Aug.
Black cilor Iactite. Cincinnati, ana Row. DR.. Isaac
Wse
The New York herald., 1878-07-10

DISASTROUS FIRE IN BUFFALO.
lDY TELEcRAPu 40 THE nEARLD

[DY TELEGRAPH 40 THE nEARLD
BUFFALO July 0, 1873.
AT about eleven O'Clock this morning ire broke
tho boiler OF the extensive iron works OF
L. & b. Holiness situated on Chicago street. Notwlth-
standing the heroic efforts OF tho entire department.
the flames gradually spread until tho cooper shop,
the storage house, tho lumber yard aud numbers
OF dwelling houses IN tho immediate vicinity In
flames. The flames spread 80 rapidly that tue work
had timo 70 save their tools or familes their
furniture
CHIEF OF rue fiRg DEPARTMENT INVADED.
James !. Rogers, superintendent OF Tho Fire De-
partnie nt was overcome by tho and had 10 De
removed 10 MS rcsidencc his lilo beng long timo
despairsd oil.
Tue loss stated DO loss s25, 900 aud tho In.
surance $Tj,OO1
EXPLOSION IN PAINT STORE.
Tho establishment Of George Doulhcr, dealer In
paints, oils bnd artsts' materials, also aught nrc
little after twelve O'Clock, through the carcIessncss OF
q boy whO dropped lighted match IN kettle OF var
nish which exploded ana set DIRE to the interior The
cntire stock valued at 81 O00 was injured by water
upon which tbcro was no INSURANCE. Damages 10 the
butdiDg, $4,000, upon which there was INSURANCE to
the amoun OF 81 600 fuli list OF COMPARES inter-
estca In the large urc cannot bc obtained TO- night
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
LxAyr,wonru. kap.. In

LKAyEswoRrn, KAN, July Q. 1873
Henry Arnold Greene, an eccentric young English
man OF rich parcntagc, was ionnd dead on Twentieth
street, near tnc government reservation. about nine
o'clock this morning As he bore evidence Of having
been engaged In sculc II at nrst supposed that
no had been murdered. Tho body was taken
TO the CoroLcrs olice, ana Inquest
was held, which resulted IN post-nOrtcm
examination apd continuance OF the case
until to- morrow Deceased has been living In this
city about three years. 4sttle s khown oi hrs history
except that he drew annuity y, 600 IRON Eng.
land. All Efforts to gather information regarding his
family have proved ifuitcss UEtii about SIX months
ago he had been the victim OF dissipation and sharp
cs but al that time ceased drinking and al the time
Of hts doatn was leading retired lie on Ossgo street
with hackman named aiier.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
RACING IN ENGLAND.

FIRST DAY OF THE NEWMARKET JULY MET
INo--EuPERRA WINS THE JULY STAKES.
INK CABLE TO THE mEnsLp.l
LONDON, July ., 1878.
The Newmarket. July meeting oponed to-day. The
race Tor the July stakes was won by Mr. l. Boulds-
worth's ch. c. Ruporra, by Advcnturer out OF Lady
Morgan; /; Gunnersbury coming In second and Ray on
dor third. There were eight starters The las, bet
ting was ovon Ruperra, 10 against Gunnersbury
ana 10 to against Ray4G Gor Tho following isa
Summary
The July Stakes, subscription Of 90 sovs each. 30
forfeit, Tor ycar-oid colts St 10 lbs aud lilies,
ST. lbs the owner oi The second horse to receive
back hts stake. New L. Y. Z. 100 subscribersl
Mr. l. Bouidsworth's ch. G. kuporrn, by Adven-
turcr, out OF Lady Morgan ...............
Mr. Actou's, ch. c. Gunnersbury, by Hermit out
vi Hippn.. ......
Count \. de LagraLgt's ch. q. kxyon d'Or, BY
FlageoIet out OF Arauoaris. 3
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

FOUR MILITI, COMPANIES VOLUNTEER TO FIGHT
The INDIANS IN onEGoN-voLUSrEER orr
GANIz ,rIoSs FoRMINo-cArrAIS WILKINSON
AND HIS PATROL BOAT.
SAY FRANCISCO, July 8, 1878.
special despatch IRON Portland says:-"At
meeting held last night take to aid
the settlers In Eastern Oregon four militia compa-
mes (of Portand volunteered tor the
scene OF The Indian troubles their services were re-
CURED by Governor Chadwick. Tho Governor ,ele-
giaphed that plenty OF could be obtaned III East
ern Oregon fdesred. Tae greater need was arms aud
means II the citizens desired 10 lend assistance
they could do so more cnsctuay by forwarding arms
and money than by sending mcn To-day vo'untees
company OF scventy-hvo men organized hero This
company together with the other Tour military or.
gan cations will hold themselves rcadiIess march
should their services be needed Great cxctemcn pre-.
walls mere over tue alrmias condition OF AHA
Walua despatch dated the Sth says:-"iho
steamer Northwest lett here tins afternoon She
will be used AS pilrol boat between here aud Uma-
tia She ~ Ia command OF Captain wilkinson, wh0
has twenty men hired aud twelve soiilers. we'll
armed. There Is Gating gun aboard, and no will
receive Two howiizers from Vancouver. Captain
WikInson feels confident he will eaten the Indians
crossing tho river between here aud Umat,ia to-
night"
EXCITEMENT AT CANYON cirY-rHE TROOPS oUrSUx.
DEKED.
Silver City despatch s,ys:--"A despatch 10 tho
Artfanche from Johu Day Valley speaking OF the re.
cent operations there by tho ndans the latter
ure 'monarchs oil all they survey The OF terri
tory now iavestei oy thcm embraces some tour
thousand square miles, combining all natural lacil
tos ior prolonged war; There are hurdly e'ghi
hundred people in Canyon City aud loss tnan
hundred Of tho maIe adult population are armed
The main street ol the town Is wtnir
easy RHO range OF surrounding emineuces,
which afford numerous points OF vantage Tor al
ckipg party and the whole village Is at the mercy
OF onsderaDie humber OF savases wore tney dis
posed sack It, Tho icken inhabitants have
taken refuge Tor 81 vcra days IN hugo tunnel, built
i0r mining purposes which aiiorjs tho only safe
retreat tho place. John Day Valley, In the I'm
mediate vicinity Is about sixty y-hve mes long, aud
the greater portion of II has been completely
devastated by the Indians. In all tho engagements
tnas have occurred the savagcs outnumbcrod the
voiun teers tour to ono. Even when General Howard
gels up with the savages his force VII % wholly il
adequate TO cope succe e.siully with tnem."
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
A WELCOME SHOWER.

Yesterday forenoon was the most suliry and on.
prcssve OF any day this season. yet the rcury did
not Indicate great heat until two O'Clock, when IL
touched 92 degrees Toward sundown approaching
showers cooled tho atmosphere down to SO degrees,
ami at hall past SIX O'Clock ram Tell In Tor
three quarters OF an hour. Tho immense holes
Cnatnum street tor the pillars ot the Elevated rail.
way we're hllcd To Overlooking in few minutes a
copous fall vi water Is sci .om this ati-
tude. Al twenty minutes INst cght the mercury ran
down to 10 degrees but The air. was still oppressive.
RANGE OF rIik TnkRM0MgrKR.
The following record VIII shoS tue changes In tho
tom peraturc Tor tho paststwenty -four hours coms
palson with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer al Huinups p1urmacy,
HERALD Building, So. 21s Broadway:--
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
CUBA.

RADICAL REFORM IN TIE CUSTOM HOUSE
CHAI dES.
HAVANA, July 8, 1875
The Director OF Finances announces that he about
TO enter upon the work OF radical reform OF Custom
House duties which has been ordained by the homo
government Three com missions Of Eve persons
each, representing the tobacco raisers, tho
tobacco man uasturcrs and the tobacco III. rchants
respectively, viii bs elected. 1t will be
their duty TO report within u fortnight whether II Is
expedient that tho export duties on icaf tobacco
should be raisod ana those ON manufactured tobacco
reduced and to Indicate what proportion OF the duties
both classes ought to pay with the OF har-
monzIug the Interests OF producers, manufacturers
and dealers Their reports, When completed, viii be
further considered by competent bourds
The receipts from customs IN Santiago dc Cupa.
winch during the fiscal year 1851 amounted TO only
si50000. have during the year 1878 reached total
oi 81, 10000.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

ALLEGED CORRUPTION IN THE PROVINCIAL
ELECTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s, 1878.
A despatch from Victoria, b. G.. says the evidence
taken before the Royal Commission now sitting moro
has disclosed astonishing state OF corruption at
kootanay Witnesses swore that they have
votes bought openly ut the polls; tnat American
citlzens tho border into kootunay. take some
sort OF oath before magistrate ana control the
election kootonay Is situated on the southern
boundary linc and has Tory hve registered voters.
who return two mcmDers-oIe.twclfth OF the whole
reprcsc n tatou IN Parliament.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
ASIATlC CHOLERA.

APPEARANCE OF THE PEsIILEscE IN coNNEC.
TIcuT.
tDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH. Conn, July =, 1873
Asiatc cholera has broken here and its prcscnoA
IL causing great local excitement Clara Draper died
Monday night. Her body turned Instantly black, and
tue stencil very soon became highly offensive Ia the
pcighborhood Undcrta kcr Allen has ordered her
burial TO take place tonight fwo other deaths
reported as having occurred IA the CITY to-cay Tho
most efficient prccau mons being taken aganat Tho
further spread OF the droIded disease.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTIONAL CON.
VENTION.
sA, FaANusco. July 0. Is1s

SAs FRANCISCO, July 0, 1878.
Oncial returns to tho Secretary OF siasc givo The
following rs the composition OF the constitutional
Convention IN partisan 81; workipgmeu, 81;
pabhcans. II ; democrats, u; Independents. 2 Tue
nJu- u-pArtisaps elect aii ogztcs NJ largo.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
MAILS FOX EUROPE.


Tho steamship scythla, for Queenstown aud Liver
pool and Amcrique, for Havrc. will sail from this pors
ON Wednesday.
Tue mails Tor Europe will close at tho Post oncc as
eleven A. NJ, aud for France direct at twelve O'CLOCK
NJ
The New YoRx HKRALD-Edition Tor Europo-wili
be ready hall past c'ght o'clock In the morning
single copies, In wrappers Tor maiiinx six csnta
MAMMAS. If YOUR LITTLE ONES CONTRACT
skin diseases at school apply oLssss SULPHUR soar
A--sEIZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MisggAL wArsa A. srErhANl A CO.. " New 81. sole
Importers
FRED v RUsnrON's NEW REMEDY STOPS
all pan from neuralgia and eadaehcs 3O5 4th
by dru sgi,ts
FINE MAcKINAw HATS, 81 90; worth s3.
Felt Ventiistor 81 sv worth 81 10 New churh 81 up
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 81
Maiisn lane are the soIe manufacturers ~ genuine
Asnnstos PANTS soosise, srsAn PrG and DoiLkx Coz
ERiN.s, Ac.
INTERNALLY AMI EXTERNALLY. BROWNS
NousKuoLp PAS,cEs will relevs path In tho ston sch.
bowels sde coiic rhcumatism aud cramps 1Se
MorHERs MorHEIisl MOiHERsii
Mrs Mrs WiSsws Soorn,ss SYRUP hs. been used Tor chill
SINGERS PATENT NON GAS CONDUCTING
WASH Pirg-Positive exemption from gases per-
pctu. aad wiihont expense In operation at 7ut Bread
10 THE AUTHORITIES OF fnE CRY OF NEW
YOKk.-
The ErdensAlx Chemical Company hereby orors TO tho
this department. OF public w-liare live tons of IN. o9om
LEss DisisrtcrASr AND DgopoazER to be us-d Ollie ally
able on orser NJ the general depot copsny iaU
Liberty - IN barrels tot trsnsport.tion Conditions
upon tue delivery 10 sHd company without ediess
aud the odiccrs satisfied " is ali oui
aSS' ,. to cs a" oe'' s,TSrs;s e spss fa
wnLiAS H. wALLscx, Treasurer President
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
EUROPE,

NINE rAs>AUD's. LONDUS.-PATKONlz~D 81
Ivl the artstoeracy and American visitors s.rh. gtouu
O. todsys ,ashous President urant War Grvup, vrsud
Duke Nicholas, Osman Paeha Ne Reproduction u
Plus IN lying In state ST Peters; cvcty Gro wned
Head aud teisb'ity the Terrible Chamber of Horrors;
snlsndid o'~hestrA4 Omen from tsu. y