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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-16
SATURDAY. august "a. Is7s.

No $780, R. O.-Chancery Court OF Shelby county
B. p. Anderson, Commissioner of Revenue, VS..
Herman KOehler ct al.
Pursuant to a decree Tor sale entered in the above
stated cause June IL, 1873. will on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-16

Chicago, August l5.-Flour very quiet
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
JAY COOKIES BANKRUPTCY.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD. /,

by TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALp,1
PHILADELPHIA. August %, 1875
Mr. Henry HAzehurst to-day died bis petition In
the Ur,tei States District Court on behalf of bi,
clients, who claim that the Jay Cooke iund has
been wasief1liy managed. Tho petition reci,es
the details oi tie bankruptcy Of Jay Cooke
Co.; the appointment oi Eiwin NJ. Lewis, frat as
receiver and finally, as trustee; that pstlioner Is
creditor and sives word for word the corrcsr
which passed between Mr. Haxlehurst and Mr. Lewis
relative TO the msappr oprs,ion Of moneys by Inc ,rus
tee. Ia OF these letters Mr. Hazshurst declares
that he will demand an account oi the trustcssbip
because the Of the fund been wasted In Tho
following particulars:-
A BILL OF PARTICULARS.
First-Psyment OF counsel tees TO the amount Of
Second-Paymsnt OF extra counsel to the amour, Of
about $39, 235 10
7hfrd-Paymen, OF incidental expenses 10 tho
f1wh-PAyment OF salaries TO the amount oil about
$5s64 40.
Ffh-Compensation OF CON mi tee 10 tho apiou nj Of
aboul $34, $50.
Amounting IN the aggregate to sls7, 1927 81.
FINAL PETITION.
Mr.. Hszleburst 6naiy petitions the Court to grant
n citation to iwin II. Lewis 10 compel him to die an
account alleging that he has wasted and m ,ppro
priatcd the assets OF the estate to The amount Of
s24o 3o5 29 and explains this action on his own part
VERY. HIGH SALARIES.
That your petitioner has examiued tho said account
as carefully and fully the Ia which II s
exhibited would permit and hnds that tho SAID ac.
c0uptants claim the foiIOwing credits: IS lariss.
s53,3s1; legal sxpensss, Sal, ,0s9; extra legal OK
penses and commissions oil counsel o. coliociions.
$50 so3 1s expenses AMI services S2a 50 storage
OF iron, So, 700, conpensstiIn oi th. committee OF
creditors, $2l, COMMISSIONS OF trustee, $685.
special CON mpsnsation of trustee. el0.060 mount,ng
IN the aggregate to $2s0J05 ~.
THE RECEIVER AHRAiGSEp
That this does not include the comm DIssion ms and
credits claimed by tue Said Edwin NJ Lewis receiver
la account with the state OF tue said Dankrdpts that
together with the ssid second acc Junt OF tho "A d
trustee. there wis xnbitcd to your petitioners n
schedule Of deUs due TO the not yet collected
amounting In tho aggregate To about $40 OOO that
your petitioner believes the satd several usburse-
meDts Tor winch credits are claimed by the said
trustee were made improperly and TO the loss ana
dtsadvantags OF your titfyner
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
OFF THE TRACK.
LOCOMOTIVE AND two CARS ON THE LONG
ISLAND RAILROAD JUMP THE RAILS AT
BELMONT JUSoTIoN.

A LOCOMOTIVE AND two CARS ON THE LONG
ISLAND RAILROAD JUMP THE RAILS AT
BELMONT JUNCTION.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BABYLON, l.. l., August 90, 1873.
Al about four O'Clock this morning au accident oc.
Cured the Long Island Railroad. at what Is called
Belmont Junction, on the outskirts OF Babylon. A
branch from the central road connects with the sou
ern limo At this point. An excursion train ei uu
tsr's Point for Patchogue at three O'Clock In tho
morning. II was composed ot the engine Creedmoor
and thirteen empty passenger cars intendsd for taking
excursiouis,s IRON Patcnosue to Brighton Beach,
The switch nj Belmont Junction 10 left straight Oh Al
this hour az the first trains pass the sou hern
line. When the excursion uain reached the junction
about four O'Clock the engineer whsted TO stop the
tran order turn the SWITCH but the engine and
Two went over the frog and or tho raiIa TIE
engine Ploughed into = bank oi sand on The
sde OF the track and lay on ITS ride
the train gave way, tho tender being from
tue engine, the nrst lying obi iey across the
track and muon damaged, while the second
but little injured. The engineer Carson and the ire
man, Scott wero takeL IRON between the engine aud
tsndcr the latter only beng slightly bruised and
scalded. A conductor aud twu brsgeinen were also
the train. Une Of tho later had u Miraculous
escape, he Was standing tue platform tho car
next to the tender when tho and the plat
form was demolished. Word sent TO Lon
Island CITY and wreckiog tram came early TO
work. AZ three O'Clock IN the afternoon tho track
was clear. passengers N the meantime being irins-
ierred over tho breaF Responsibility for mo accident
not easily pIscea, ~ there were witnesses save
the employees on the tram some say that the
engineer iai sd 10 whistle down brakes IN tune, while
others airm that QUE oi tue brakenen was asleep
when the signal vas given. The damage TO the prop
.rty Of The road ls estimated at $l0 0O0 Thorpe
Information OF the disaster The abvvc facts were
ootaincd from subordinates on tho read.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

asylum At the dead OF night he went into his SER
wants sroom, armed with razor ana cut him in the
neck and also severely in the stomach He then LETT
MIN ana proceeded TO the registrar's room. The
registrar, hearing noise, started up seizing large
pillow, he closed with his assaant and shouted for
help.
NAN SECURED.
'rhe people In the hotel wero aiar med and aually
the Judge was disarmed and shut up in a strong
Of the convent there 70 asylum 10 the place.
Since his confinement the Judge has attempted to
slroy himself He will be placed in an asylum NJ
Bruges The govern have already taken steps 10
NIL his place on the bench" +"
1T WOULD SURPRISE EUROPE
The Paris Const,tutonne says would not be ut all
surprised II President MacMahon resigned IN October
MINISTER MOVES GIVES rwo DINNERS.
Governor Noyes Minister OF the United States, gave
his asl Official dinner Thursday evening since his re-
turn Paris Last evening he entertained the dele
gales TO the International Monetary Conference At
grand dinner.
ANOTHER COTTON MAN FAILED.
Samuel Wild, cotton sp,unsr ana colliery propris-
tor. OF Rochdale. has failed His liabilities essi
mated Al $500, 600. .-ssu. ,
THE RADCLIYFE STRIKE erfr"l
The wsavsrs and wiuders thirteen cotton mills at
Radcliffe Bury. have struck against the reduc-
ton OF their pay eight and half per cent. About
$500 looms are idis In consequence OF this strike and
several hundred more are expected to stop when the
notices expire
ONE MORE L,BgRAL
hr. Edge (liberall has been elected to Parliament
from Newcastle-under- Lyme to replace Sir Edmund
Buckley tconservativel who has held tho since
1865.
'sICK" EMPEROR.
The Emperor OF Morocco Is Ill from the effects OF
an attempt TO poison him. false report circu.
lated OF his death = short time ago
THE WEATHER LONDON.
A heavy storm, accompanied by thunder and light
ming, visited here yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

The North Carons republicans OF the First dis
trict have nominated Josepn !. Martin.
The south Carolina republicans Of tho First district
have rcnomipaiedJ II. kainty.
The OHIO democrats OF the Eighteenth district have
nominated ID. H. LAWSON.
The Indiana democrats OF the Fiith district have
non mated w. 8. Holman.
Tno ONO greeuUacksrs of tue Eleventh district
have nominated Jonn Printy.
Toe Alabama democrats OF the Ffth dstrlct, after
two days of poInlcll ,ravai have nominated homss
Williams
The Missouri democrats of the Sixth district have
noniInateu j. X. WaddeI on the I69tn ballot: IN the
Nutn district tbcy have renomnatcd David Rice: IN
the Tenth 4istrict they have nominated George n.
RvthwelL
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
KEARSEY GOES FOR 1Hs STAMPS.

From the Chicago Times, August 2ll
Kcarney tried two or three times wind up his
speech, but The power was strong upon him and he
put IN few extra hicks long after everybody had eot-
ten trod OF him. AS grand finish he announced
hts real object III comiug to Chicago, and that was
the gougng Of his audience out OF wnat money the y
might have been foolish enough TO bring 10 the
meeting.
"I need Moneys said he; "I must have money to
get along with, and cont want 10 telegraph TO Cali.
fornia Tor it, so I viii now take up u collection. |
want some gentlemen to put white handKerchieis
around their arms and pass around the hat.n
Name your men !' shouted the moo, VINO had
probably assembled before and had little faith IN
each other
DOZEN volunteers Jumped TO the front aud passed
arouni their tiles collecting perhaps some 500 which
kearnsy shovsied into hs pockets AZ though he had
earned It.
81 don't want no 1rst ciass hotel don't want
NO FIRST ass grub. Twenty i've cents Tor meal Is
enough for me, and nfty for bed 10 enough Tor
the. When want money DON'T hesitate to ASK tor
H. Voice. An yo'l git.) And when | ask Tor IL
you may know want II. dou't travel In no draw
ing CARS And now, In tho language Of Sir Wal
ter Scott, IN BID you all lair goodnight and rosy
dreams and sIumbsr Iignt.' ~
Aud there being NO more money forthcoming tho
boss blRthcrske oil The century soped to the
lgtt 70 count his III gotten ssins Tho trip 70 Chi
caRo has bssn profitable to ths oratoricai tramp
who has secured more wealth III Two days by jud,-
cious handling ot the workingmsn than ever made
~ honest labor In hrs lite.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
PHILADELPHIA ROBbERIES.
THE WATER REGIS RY cLEbKs CHARGED WITH
FORGERY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESaI-
NEER MADDEN, OF TaE BUREAU, ON THE
wAEPArH MORE ARRESTS Expected.
[DY TELEoRAPH TO The HERALD


wAEPArH MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED.
[BY TELEonAPH TO The HgnlLp
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, ISIS
Chief Engineer McFaddsp, Of the Water Department
OF this city, has sworn out warrants before mags-
trate charging that at various times In the years
1874 1874 1s75 1876 and 1871 clerks IN the Regis
try Bureau oil the Water Department wnero only ton
clerks besides the Register himself employed nave
robbed tho city at different times, so Tar as kuswn
sums sggrsgating $500 There Is no doubt that
at least twice this sum has been stolen. Ia tho
Registry Bureau, n branch Ia which liz cou.
Quoted all business pertaining to tho col.
lection OF water rents. amounting annually
to 81, 500, 900, there ure at tho present time
employed ono register, who Is the head Of the
bureau, at a SALARY OF s2.250. Ooo CHEF clerk re-
csves salary OF 1885, RECEIVING clerk receives
81 0S0, Two permanent clerks sscn $500. ard
SIX General clerks eacn nave ssiary OF 5000 rne
clerks whose names ere mentioncd doc IA IL
sworn out by Chief McFaddsn belonged 10 the sra n OF
general clerks They are Isaac Crearner ,ieorgc
keafnsy, Robert King, James II. Watson, Isaac X.
MuIock and George Beck
WHAT TIM WARRANTS cHAHGE.
the warrants charge these men wisu forgery and
embezzement IN iailinE 10 enter upon the books tho
sums paid to them Tor water rents. and sppropra-
Ing the moneys to their own The dulics OF the
general clerks are TO enter upon tho books OF
the department all receipts Tor water rent.
All entres generally pass through their hands,
In one year they have tho handling Of about
81 500 900. All the clorks name been arrested.
day Other arrests are expee,od with furIher dsvoi-
onm
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
OWNERSHIP OF CoNEY ISLAND.
ROCHESTER,, \. Y. Angus, "a IA,

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August %. 1873
The Union and Advertiser pubIisnes to-day an
elaborate description OF what appears TO be valid
clsim to the ownership Of coney Island. A sole
heress CT one-fourth Of the island has been a,scov
cred residing Ia tnis county, anu possesses papers to
tnnstAouatc her utie she 10 an elderly iaoy, nance
j. Gino,a boarding ofccr Of the port OF New YORK 10
l'Sl. Ms.f Snofa's wife was the only daughter Of
CJeri van NOrbss whs. as tho records show ownct
all the property in qusstiop. He lett u All to his
daughter. MRS. Gsno,d, who Chains an undlvidsu
onequartr, inberted by one OF the Tour children o.,
Major Oxford. The heirs OF the o,her three
srs kno~n, snd have equally strong claims for their
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
PETROLEUM PRODUCERS MEETING

BRADFORD, Pa, August 20, 1873
Meetings OF oil producers have been held during
this week At various points In the north.
srn oil 1cd, eliminating to-day In mass
meeting In the AdeIphi Theatre, whicn vas
Inadequate TO contain the gathering Tho
ooject has been to the signatures OF the pro-
dacers 10 contracs TO sell crude oil only throuc
Producers Association. This ts NOV ut TO cheek
tue combinations of the Standard Oh Company, ana
promises TO be enlIfely successiuL
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
AN EDITOR DROWNED.

BALrIxoRE, August %, 1873.
A special despatch from Cumberland datco yester-
day ssys:-"rhis afternoon parry OF young men
were fishing the Sou Branch this city, xhen
Of them Jonu sculi, editor Of the somerssi (Pa }
Herad OF which his father, Edward scul, Is propri-
eor wadipg In the water iell into u deep hole, and
being encumbcrcd by tbirty pounds Of lsh was
drowned. though he was good swimmer. Mr. Sculi
was twenty-egbt years old aud uB Bmsrried, OF nno
pnys.que aud ATTRACTIVE manners HIS iamily IS tho
lrst in wealth and social position In Somerset
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
ELOkILINE.

for the teeth and breath is the best liquid deutfrics in
the world 1t thoroughly partav decayed teeth
from all parasites or living ani:nalrule. leaving them
pearly white. Importing aei.htimi fragrance the
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRILtSE removes Instantly
odors arising fro foul stomach tobacco Being
partly composed OF honey soda and OF
herbs ana plants II 10 perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry
Prepared by HENRY c. GALLUP No lo3 Oxford A. .
London, England and retailed everywhere.
Price Is cents.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
KEARNEY IN CINCINNATI.

HE REPEATS HIS SPEECH, ABUSING OFFICE
cuRsISG THE caISE>E, AND ADVISING
woRKrNoMES TO POOL THEIR ISSUES.
lBX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALn.]
CINCINNATI. Ohio, August 23. 1878.
Dsnns kearney, the California agitator, ad-
dressed meeting OF some twenty-five nun
drsd or perhaps three thousand people at
FIN Street Market space tonight II
was called as worKngmen's demonstration and sew
srai o the leaders OF the sociauc labor party
among the managers, though probably ons-hAlf Of
those who were present were drawn thithsr out OF
curiosity 10 geo aud listen 10 the agilalor,
Of whom they had heard so much before.
Van Pslsn, the secretary the soclalis,c organi-
zation, was the ilrst one to sp-ak 10 the
crowd, and his remarks were In the main quite
temperate. Another local orator named Haynes,
followed him, but said little in his long speech
TO nre the hearts of the crowd. So that It
was alter nlne o'clock before Kearnsy was let loose
His speech was very impassoned, but substan italy
the same ~ that delivered by him in Chicago
aud other Western cities and almost a reproduction
OF his Boston address, One-half OF Il was devo,ed to
passionate denunciation mono opoIiss and cap
alsts OF the country onefourth TO the press tho
remainder 10 the Cn'uese.
NAUGHTY NEWSPAPERS
Subsidized, contemplate Shiny tool the money
power, aud expressed tho wish that it might bc
blotted forever out OF existence He said the work
ingmen OF tho country must organize carry the
elections; tnat they must arm and
themselves with 100 rounds oil ammunition to
shoot the monopoisis who were fattcning
themselves on tho blood Of the labor
Ing men. They must prepare themselves
TO follow him, and he would lead them 10
Caiiiornia, IT necessary. TO carry their
fare, aud they would carry dssoaton wherever they
went, using tho esterug carcasses OF those
opposed 20 them a. fuel TO keep tho flames
oi their indignation burn,ng brightly speaking Of
the Massachusetts Campaign, Kelrney said he WIS
going back a. organise thcir forces, and they
would sooner wade In blood than iail 10
carry the, State election. Then he gave he
usual nsrangus about pooling their all sub
Jects save this one oi LABOR ana called TOR
The subject he crowd good-naturcdly voted aye III
ts lav0E
CHiNAMgN
He closed hrs harangue win the usual oath, "By
tho heavens above and by the earth aud
ali the Inhabitants; by the hell beneath
us, the Chinese must and shall g0l" After he had
concluded long series oil labor resolutions
was read from the staud and adopted by
80 much OF the crowd as rem .iued near
them through. The speech OF Kcarnsy creates
cons siderable talk here tonight but u Is
regarded by nearly every the rawlings
OF dtsordered mind rather than the teachings OF
man entitled TO lead IN an important political move
menI he Will speak Tomorrow night IN Covington,
KY, whore ne was invited several weeks ago.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
MIDNIGHT wnA HER REPORT.
WAR DsrARrMESr,
OFricK or TnR CHfKP SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHiSCToy. August AL A. N.
Indications

OFricK or TnR CHIP SIGNAL OFFgcKR
wAsniSoroS. August AL A. NJ
Indications.
For New England. warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly soutbwesteriy, stationary or
falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold casteriy, vesring to warmer
souiherly winds, stationary or falling barometer
For the upper lake region, parity cloudy weather
aud occasional rain warm southwcstcrly shifting to
colder nortbwesterly, rising preceded In south and
east portions oy falling barometer
For tho Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val
ieys. clear weather. followed by Increasing coudi.
ness and rain areas colder northeriy winas rising
barometer, preceded In the southeasr portions by
warm southwest winds and falling barometer
Tho rivers will remain nearly Stationary
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes Ia the
tsmperaIure for the past twenty tour hours In com.
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. AZ
Indicated by the ihermomeier at Hodnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
MR.. BEECAER IN CALIFORNIA.

tBY TEL.oGAPn TO TnE HERALD.
san paAscisco, August %, 1878.
xr. Bescher spoke last pight 10 Metropolitan TEN.
pie to crowded audience The solid religious people
offended Mt him. as minister OF Christ Tor enter
Ing int mo show business His agent tPoudl G.,
here nra with Ann Eliza Young, Brigham 8 wiio No.
10 - -
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
THE WORD .sozonoyr f.

which has already become hou ehoid word, derived
from the Greek composed OF words, 'sozun
""dnnte-." 5000" transsied means preserve and
'odontos' the teeth -ozoDoSr,n prescrver of tho
teeth And IL Is to its 1t beauties and pre-
serves the teeth hardens and uv sorAes the gums
ects all impurities o the breath >ozoDosT
acids gritty substances which inu-e enamel bus
Ii composed OF rare AMI antiseptc herbs which have
bene hciAi effect on the whoc economy OF the mouth
has been ndorsed la America and Europe by
eminent persons OF the dental medical clerical lyric and
dramatic professions in fact has become household
word and has obtained place every toilet table v
the land
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex Governor odsn Bowie aud Wash ngton Booth.
oil Mary1andi Mayor J. j. Beden, OF Syracuse, and
John T. Raymond are at the Fun Avenue. Emery
A. Storrs OF Chicago, Is at the ST. james. Ex.Goy-
ernor James M Ashley, OF onio, and r. sypner, oil
Philadelphia, are ut the Astor
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

average temperature 6s
Average temperature fof corresponding date last
yosr......."......... ....".................. u,
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

john j. Kay mona. are at the FUN Avenue Emery
A. Storrs OF Chicago, Is at the ST. James ExGoy.,
ernor James N. Ashley, OF onio and j. r. sypher Of
Philadelphia, are ut the Astor.
1T SAVED TdE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH. GA.
VINO USED IT. DURING TnE TERRIBLE EpIDEAio
OF 1876
Messrs J. II. ZsiLIS co
GESTLlxEs-we, the Undersigned. engineers on th.
Georgis Central Railroad i grateful obligation for tho
benefits received the Of SIMMONS LIVER Rkou
during the yellow epidemic In Savannah Ga
and fall 1876 desire follow
ing statement THAT during the zforr said epidemic
used the me iicine SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
prepared by }. H. Zsln Co. and though exposed the
worst miasmatc Influences OF the yellow fever by going
and coming out of Savannah different hours Of the mig
also spending entire nghts In the city during the
prevalence of this fat mic with bus the single
recovered. in usual good health cir.
cumssanee account tor way but by tho
effect, under Providence OF the habua and ued uss
of sisxoss REGULATOR while we we're exposed 80
this yellow fever malaria.
Respectfully yours.
G. L. PATTERSON JAMES l. MALLETrE
JOHN X COLLINS. MELTON J.. COOPER
p
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

BY KADWAY'S READY KELLEY.
RHEUMATISM
htUkALGlA,
DiPHThERIA
SORE THROAT, DIFFlrULr BRLArIiING
renewed ia lew minutes
By AADNAfS hE DY HGLIEF
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Looseness, dsrrhses, chvera painful dis
cha rom the bowels stopped in hiteeu
minutes Oy taking Nadway Ready teiei NJ e,t,on
inaninaon no weakness lasstude will ollo Ins
OF the t. A. Keiiat =
ACHES AND PAINS
For h adache. whether sick nervous: rheum atsn
lumhago pai"s ana weakness Ia the back spue aid
net>; pains around the iyer, pieurisy of
JOINTS pains in the bowels, pSius
Kmds tadway's iteLly eliei will ano IN sdate ease
Price 10 cents sold by DIR Sgista
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING pills,
perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for cure of all
disorders oil the stomach liver bowels ktdneys bladder
nervous diseases head ache. onstipaton
dyspepsia. billion bilious cver, of the
bowels, piles all ge ut the intsrnxl yi,-
Warranted to elect positive care Price Is cents
per box. DR.. RADWAi Il co, ~ Warren a.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24


1'Hh SEASIDE LIBRARY.
- - Miscellaneous Issues
5yn The Marriage OF Moira Fergus. Vim. Blsck...ios
ss Pred vernon. by J. w. smith ....
~. Jet .r Face or Her Fortune by Annie Edwards iOa
ySS Wooed znd Married, by Rosa n. Csrey. ......2e
sst Bsck TO the Old Home. by Mary Cocfl
3~3 The sun Maid, by Marta w. Grant
5Sl U~cndones Harvest by James Psyn .......... 100
ISL East Lynne, by Mrs Henry wood no
$50 Toe ucdcn butterfly Bessnt and Rice ........2oc
sIb fsscare Ny onius'... .............. .2Dc
37s Bright Morning once ana Forever Miss Grant
HII IrendsDip. ny 'Uuids'... .t........
JTt Woman aud Tier Master. smith ..,.........
3,3 Re aping the Wbtr wind by Mary cecil Hsy.. ios
2Io Shado~ ON the Threshold Mary Cecil loo
~ Noras Love Test Mary Cecil nay... -. los
"a victor aud Nabquished. sry Gecii Hay
q, Lady Adelaide's oath Mrs Henry Wood .......iO
~ foui Play, by Charles Reade. ..............lOc
10 Terrible Temptation, by charles Reade........I0o
Old Middletons Money. by Mary Cecil Hay 49,. 100
or sale by newsdesers at above prices sent ppxt
paid rccept OF II tor 10 numbers and ~
cent. for 20 ce"t nangers by GBoRoB MUka N 10 a.
NaLdcwater st. New YORK.
TIE SENSATIONS or rus DAy-soCiAL AND
4 fOttcs-Ge eSciustvsIy published In the SUNDAY
hhktUNf. See to-morrow's Issue.
VAhih1Y. hxCELLEsCk, ACCURACY AND srIUI.
CUkf. See Tomorrow issue.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

DYSEATERY, DIARRHEA
CHOLERA MORBUs,
CURED AND PREvANTED ''
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM
htUkALGlA,
DlPHTIERIA
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
BOWEL COMPLAINTS

SORE THROAT. DIFFIrULr BRLATHING.
renewed la u lew minutes
By ..ADMAf's hEa DY HGLIEF.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

VAaihrY. kxCELLESCk, ACCURACY AND srI,T.
curry. See to-motrow's issue.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

TUE GREAT NEw STORY. THE FOUNDRY BELLs.'
commenced la last Sandty's MERCURY intensines in
ntersst 10 deals In mastery With the great Scots
Irooems that are distrscnz tho Everybody ought
readit
The New York herald., 1878-08-24
A.-SELZER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. sTEPHANt co. ~ New st. sole

AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICiNE-BKOwN'S
VKRMYuGr CoxrITs, or woRM LozEscKs. Is
BOOTS, SHOES, CALLERS, INDIA RUBBERs--
Rro