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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-20
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GovERSoR.
SELDEN CO\NOR,
OF AUGUST \.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
First Distrtct-THOMAS b. REED.
Second WILLIAM Z. FRYE.
THIRD STEPHEN ID. LINDSEY
Fourth LLEWELLYN POW ERS
Fifth g EUGENE HALL.
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Herbert NJ. Heath and Nal. P. NJ. Fogler

Herbert N. Heath and Maj. Z. N. F0gler
WILL SPEAK AT
BENTON, Town House, Z. NJ. Sept.
MANCHESTER, Town Hall, p. NJ. 3
WAYNE VILLAGE, Z. M
BELGRADE MILLS. Golder's Hall, 7 z. NJ" )
ALBION CORNER, Pm. 6
PITTS ION, Town Hall, Z. NJ "
SENATOR BLAINE AID HON. y. ID.
LINDSEY
WILL SPEAK AT
NORTH VASSALBORo', Citizens Hall, l-2 r.
Nj. Aag u
HON y. ID. LINDSEY AND NJ. a.
HATCH
WILL SPEAK AT
WINTHROP, Town Hall, l-2 z. NJ Aug. 26
GEN. JAMES A. HALL AND HER
BERT NJ. HEATH
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Senators.
Androscog.in, RUFUs PRINCE, 7 irncr.
j. T. II COBR IeNi-tOu
Cuubs rland ~ ". THOM A. lt. Poltl % q.
WARREN n NINT ~. 'irtv.
ANDREW HALVES, Dreuug.
DAVID DTRE<, Ca-co.
Kennebec J. NJ ANCHE ,TkR HAYNES, Au
Pustd.
MOSFS :. MAYHEM Mt Vernon
Knox John :. CNS. no kiand.
Oyflrd FRANCIS W. KFDi.ON, Porter
WlI,IIiM W. WAIT DiNfcld.
Penobscot e DANIEL DANl p, COrluh.
EDWARD b. NtALLkf, Bangor.
LLOYD ". DRAkE r., Sprughe d-
sAM'aW MATTHEWS Hampton.
Sagadshoc, VILLA y hOuhh : ha,..
Washington, AUSTIN u hhhlo itts' "ao'''d9'
Waldo WILLIAM SMITH, stockton.
E.P. HAHN. ipcolnyllle.
York WM.F. NJ DD kennebunk ort.
JOhNF. FEHiUsON, She pie IN
JAMES A.ANDkEWSB Ri ldVforl.
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APPOINTMENTS.

AMBROSE c. FLINT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

croes-examnation which did not allow him 70 make ex
plantations 10 the categorical answers required o. nun
Q-SupVOse the ,decedent leaves 10 al his children
enough 10 maxi them very rich, without Transferring
any business. aud leaves to ore property Whch re-
qHircs careful manartWcnt, ana u lcit 10 the OUTS
would deprecgSc 90 pr cent ID value IN SIX mOhh@
would that indicate 10 your mud meatal .unsoun'hcs
A-"IJnless associated with Otlrr circumstances u
would not denote UHsOuudnrss of MIND.
Yesterday was the day that on Al ri was decded
mon counsel and the court Tor The closing OF TIE case
OF the contestant prOpOnent counsel were then 10
have two DAYS OF next week before the summer Naca
ton Tue motion of Scott Lord 10 have the case OIL Tue
contestant continued untl next Autumn 10 secure ne
attendance Of the conspiracy witnesses Eas betn gwen
at length in The tribune. AT O'Clock YESTERDAY, PIT
Clinton s8id " Tie time has now come when the con-
tPsaut was 10 have closed her case. ] am pcIItcNF
Wiling that she should with the testimony oi cA
perts next Tuesday, and then Tuesday evening we can
say whether snail give up our time on wednesday 10
them" -,
MI Lorl-Their time! IT isn't their time. One hun
drcd millions can't buy Ume-Or eternity elther as
tbcYHl fUd I'VE aud by.
Inc surr0gatc-It spends time, though Here is srls-
gcstlJn Dir Lord. / shall NOT stop yea while you are
euraged m the regular and proper Ogess Of the OK
animation Of experts, ana j am willing 10 delcr IN
Summer vacation tor several days TO finish IL But 90
say That shall continue the contestants case untll
ucXt Autumn the testimony OF the conspiracy
witnesses. unless Rcdhurn Is produced next week
Nj Lord We shail probably have him here on IuesdaN
Mi. ClntOn-I am ready to give up my summer Vacd-
ton and sit through tEc hot weather. eight hours day
# necessary until the Of the contestant Is closeu
The SurrO.atc-Wel, You can hardly ask The court
to do that; but will discuss tins further on Iuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
ALARGE ESTATE PARTITIoNED.

William L. Dodge jr., ID. Willis James and
Auson F. stokes have conveyed TO william l.. Dodge
four tl lots on the northeast corner Of Fiiyseyenh
st. ard AycuueA lot Oh the south side OF Fhy-ninth
st. I3l feet inches west Of Aycnue-A, % feet 'front.'
and propcry on the south and corner Of AyeuueA
end iffy-nut-,t with fronts, one lO66 aud the 500
10 William T. Dodge jr, Mr.JaMes ana Mr. STOKES convey
uropery Oh the northwest corner or Fnty-hnih-s ana
AycuucA 1903 By 1866 and on the northeast corner o
the same streets irregular In shape 713AXlSO running
TO the East River. ,,
lanes Stokes receives from william T.. Dodge, IT,,
II willis James and Arson T.. Stokes. prop
rrty on the southeast corner OF Fsity-nlnlI-st
and Avenue A, 100 feet inches by 2O1 feet
itring 10 the East River; lot the south side Of
o. ieet front; lot the west side Of Ayenuc-A, 50
feet inches south Of Flftynts 40 icet by 20 rect
inches. r. Daniel W. James, William T. D"dse'Jf ana
Arson p stokes lot Oh tue nurlhWt corner n
Ayruuc-A and Fty ghth-st, 50 tcct lucLCs by 100
fot inches. lot on the DOrtuCast corner OF ANenuc-A
ana 100 feet inches by 20 ect inches,
rulug To- The East River; Oi on the southeast corner
of Siyt'etlst and Avcuue-A, lZJ feet inches by -
eet running 10 the East River, and on the southwest
corner of -ixeth-st and AycuucA 90 lee ~ inches
by lOG feet inches -, ...,... 81,
Daniel lanes the property the west side o. Avenue
soun of Fiitv-uulst., for 80 900 on the southwest
corner Of Ayenuc-A and FIfv-nlnt-st for $4,000 on
Tho west side OF AyCuucA south OF Ilt} -pllh-7l lOl
TX 900 Similar property also Tor $1,000 and property
On me eouth side OF FyHiuth-st., west OF Avenuc-A
Tor ~ ODO-n an 500 coo. The property Is part OF that
conveved to biu III the partition The papers ~ all
these transactions were lied IN the Registers once yes
teTday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
LITTLE COUNTERFEIT SILVER HERE.
WHAT TIE CASHIERS n LARGE ESTABLISHMENT

The circulation Of counterfeit silver coins,
which is SAID TO be large and increasing ia all parts Of
tIe country, is very small IN Ibis city. Inquiry was
made Yesterday OF the principal retail dealers who
reivc d8v large amounts OF silver, aud at tie Offices 81
the elevated and Of OF the surface railroads. ana
i'm nearly every case the amount Of urOus COIN offered
was SAID to be II very small pcrceutdsco i the receipts
Al Macy's alone was it sald taai the amount OF tue
eiri,os WIS increasing Eic cashier a. the store has
n trefua machine by size aud c.gut. which ha~ gwen
satisfaction. Ihc most Of the spurious com leiu'I'd' u
% taid mad bccn IL trade dollars, halves and quarters
INT very recently spurious 1OccHt pieces had app aTed
grcv were new and bright ana persons were easily DE-
rci,ad nv tucn count. rfci OF the new silver dollar
had not been seen by OF the persons oil whom IN
orv WAS made aud great curiosity 10 regard 10 II was
manifested II was reported at the offices OF Don Jt
Elevated railroads tGat tine amount OF counterfeit CON
offered WAS small and the amount taken by The TICKET
ayeUs ON both lines small Indeed On inc New
Work Elevated Road, the taken were almost en-
tuely 10 and 2Jccut pieces. IL was sdid iHal larger
iosec- resulted from clipped and mutated pieces hah
ior sprous CONS. The prevalence Of these detective
uIcces was said 70 be large owl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
THE COMMODORES SANITY.
EXAMINATION OF DIR. HAMILTON.

EXAMINATION OF DIR. HAMILTON
RIs ANSWERS TO long QUESTIONS CONCERNING
COMMODORE vAND2RBHI's MENTAL CONDITION.
MR.. LORD RuBUKED by THE COURT
The only witness III the Vanderbilt will case yes
terday was Dr. F. II. Hamilton. the medical expert.
He gave his opinion as to the sanity of Commo-
dore Vanderbilt judging from the mdiea-
lions of the autopsy and also Judging from
the testimony of witnesses, during the pro-
eress of the trial, as to his mental and moral
characteristics The principal incidents of the day
were the putting by contestants counsel of long
question involving most Of the contestants claims
in the case, and verbal collision between the Sur
rogate and Scott Lord The latter met statement
of the court with a fiat contradiction, and the Sur
rogate peremptoIily told Nh Lord to SIT down. Mr..
Lord says that Redburn will probably testify on
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
FOR RESIDENTS ALONG THE HUDSON

The Tar!ytown trains on the New York Cen
trail aud Hudson River Railroad when nave heretofore
~ r,,nu,u TO Tnrtletn-st. will on Monday to the
n,,,d Central Depot, making connection at spuyten
Mi, with trains for the Thirtetn-st. depot superin-
,pteut Touccy stated last evening that tins change III
IN" rruug uf the trans WAS IN pursuance ol an uner-
,,ti inn the Ncw-NOrk Elevated Halfway company,
,,,I, a "a expected To have trains running on lls Ihet
s branch by July /. The Ncw-lorE Central ROAD mus
oI rs mart of Inc programme, although the BE
OI u,,d n moi vet ready. When the arrangements
% nir r,l messengers may step almost directly rom
81. @ ~ tn Srv-YorK Central to one on the Elevated
~, "a A. mr., cent AT the Thrteth-st. depot, they nave
to walk block before reaching station Oh 'n' Eo'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
AMERICAN PRODUCTS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship City of Chester, of the White
Star Line which will sail for Liverpool to-day, will take
the largest shipment OF cheese thus Tar this season In
cuded in tine cargo are 5000 packages Of butter leu
tons ofagicultural implements 80 tons Of fresh meat
boxes OF bacon, and LOO eases OF canned meats
The France. Of the National Line which was 10 nave
sailed for London Wednesday last, was detained ana
will sail to-day Included in her freight are 49, mead OF
live cattle, 10000 bushels of gram, aud 30 crates o
hams The Erin, of the National Line WIZ
sail for Liverpool. and will take $4,000 BUSH
els Of grain 10000 boxes of cheese, 1900 packages
Of butter 400 boxes Of bacon 100 sewing-machnes'
500 bales OF cotton 40 tons fresh meat ana II horses
The Neckar, Of the North German Lloyd, for Bremen,
Will take 5000 bushels Of corn, 200 hOgheads 200 cases
and 900 baIes u tODaccO, and 300 bales OF cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
, ROY CHARGED WITH ARSON.

Mrs. McCOrd, matron Of the Brooklyn In
dustrial school and Home for Destitute Children IN
rIingplace near Vauderbltaye appeared ~ Justice
Bloom, Court yesterday morning, as the complainant
II CHARGED with setting fire Ia the Home. Lopez has
been I'm The instuton about nine months 4aNhs p,rn
admitted AT the special request Of thc IducS Oh th.
Rrnnkiyn Snrsrry The Homo has ! 10 inmate. Last
week thc Cmldrcns Aid Society invited sr'ehly-ANe o.
nem 10 spend week at the seaside Lopez Wis pnc %
those len al he Home and angry ~ being treated mus,
he sci fire. az he afterWHrd confessed. 10 rear sW
90 az cary bOuI yesl 1rddy morning. ~ in' 'oIt '
pleaded not IitYO the charge hnH Justice bo'H h'lu
him 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
KINGS COUNTY OFFICIALs ACCUSED.

The Kings County Grand Jury was dis
charged yesterday after having handed up batch oil
indictments in the Court of Sessions Among these IN
dlcments it was reported one against Charity COM
,nts.ioners Thomas p Norris Bernard BOtan, Harmon
Y htorns Bernard Midas, and Moses kcsscl. IL Is
known that the Grand Jury has been considering lh9
legged mn lcasaucc in Office Of the Commissioners ana
:, ~ asserted that upon these charges the Indictment
was fouud The officials at the DlslrctAt0rhey ;
office were very rcticcut III regard 10 tht ma'i anu anu
si.tnni District ttOrney Weinberg stated positively
maj mo Indictment had been found. lie ltimaea,
however that the matter would be luIiheT COn"0eIcl
nv ihe Grand Jury which VIII De impanccd on Monday
THE charge against the Commissioners - tbat, they
have violated clause IN the act OF 1870 when plOhDlts
nru from sveuaiug salaries more man Tue amour
annually raised for the purpose. dchcIehry OF
41 900 exists III the salary ut OF ne department IHG
fr of office Of the Commissioners l. three years, ana
fiey receive a salary Of - 900 year EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
ennr Ply AN OLD ENEMY.

Albert Hour, age twenty-nlne, was brought
IA the Nmcty-nintn street Hospital late last
night suffering from a shot wound IN the lolt
brrpst. lie Is in q critical condition. Hour Is
a staJleman at Martins Bellevue Park ON the
East Iaycr at Eightieih-si 10 sau t ,, wv
'yr ,..ci a man came MP aud without provOcauon
az explanation drew - nYoller nom us IOehc'
md n,ut niu the bullet Jd-iug IN he br'ah'; no rec
oyu,z.d in hH assaIlanL with whom ne hau Iuni
relied Ina the Bellevue Park lest year. OmcerH oi 'ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BOSTON, Mass, June 2S.-Ihe Common Council
last evening confirmed the Mayors nominations for Police
Commissioners
SCRANTON, Penn, June 2S.-The Society of An
dersOnylle prison survivors Will hold us annual reunion a
WikesbaTre, July 2.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. june 2S.-George Chadwick:
well known farmer otis, cut his throat with razor To-
day. He cannot recover.
HAGERsvIILE Ont. June 2S.-Alfred Herod, who
fatally stabbed Joseph Calvert the gath instant was ar
rested near Fort BurWeH to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
MADRID N MOURNING.

King Alfonso has received kilograms OF con-
dolcuce from an the European Courts. All the shops
were shut Yesterday The theatres are closed aud bus
ness ON tie Exchange suspended, u has been decided
maj the body Of the late Queen shall c IN state tnrta
days The funeral viii probably take place next W''A'
ROME. Friday June %, 1873
The Hqlie states that Pope Leo will celebrate so'ul
rcouic mass in the oistne Chapel for the repose VI
Inc SOU oil the late Queen 81 spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
THE MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB CAMS.

frsff.
day as tat of John Walsh, OF No. 1913 East FHN-
secOnd-st
THE MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GAMLs.
T. II. Armstrong, the champion amateur
walker and the winner OF great number OF prizes anu
medals will take part the twomies walk at tue spr'nH
games of the Manhattan Athletic Club this afternoon
Among his competitors tho wcknown ued's'rahS'
r. A. McEycn ana f. c. Holske, and II IS expected at
some remarkable time will be made I'D Inc IVV 'II'
r1n r. J.. La Montague, I. C. La Montague H. H.
Lee. J. LafOu and W. G. Wilmer, VINO arc ali1Ia-, ,'o
very hest amateur runners, VIII Co"t'it.. 49,.
and Freeman VIII take part in the rurnlrs hGh y5tp'
Bucrmeycr Curtis and Parmly ID throwing ~. u
ner: McNichul and Ing III the pole Ndul'iuE alVI - ~
Lafon aud Freeman in tnc hurdle race. IN lhr Lice
miles run O splendid struggle IS expected Gtl"teh II,
Mogau W. c. Winner, l. b. Bates, j. Cbristldh ana
others. ~, e..,,,L
In addition to those named VINO are in the hIst ranh
Of amateur athletes in al about Ncw-fofk mere air
many other compefItitUrs. The contests not aTeah9
mentioned are u 22O-ysrds run, club handicap 4fV-
wards run running long Jump, putting ihe sho' dH%
hal mile run. The games viii take place on the Man
haitian Club grounds at Eighha ana my -NN,L-st'
aud will begin at $3.50 p. There Is good stahI WIN
seats for 500 ptsOns, and there Is large buuney O
other seats on the grounds. The demand 0r tickets me-
been active, and II the weather Is favorable many aules
" be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

ALBANY N. Y, June 28.-ATangements
made to-day at Schenectady before Justice sandon
by the Attorney General for receiver to be appointed
for the Universal Life Insurance Company, he claiming
that the company nsovent Counsel for the company
replied that pursuance Of orders Of the court 1t mad
obtained releases of nearly Oneha Of all the Outstapd
policies and other debts 81 the company and that 10
was consequently in solvent condition. Several policy
holders also petiuOned To allow the scaling process aud
permit tine company TO attempt to reGstabsh its bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
p Q S r S c RlPT
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE SETTLEMENT DEEMED INCOMPLETE.
LoSpoN Friday. June y, 1873.
Reuter- telegram from Berlin says
An REPORTS concerning the departure OF Prince
Gortschakon from that city are unioundrd.
The general impression ia high Russian circles Is that
real settlement. ,
The Ruuuaul3n delegates In Berlin have abandoned
hone ANA are about ~ return TO Bucharest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
prntIINENT ARRIVAIS.

Nc,r-Yorl Ho'el-Sen?tor Thomas F. Bayard, OF
Delaware william ~ Wadly, Savannah AMI the Rev. d.
J. O. A. Clark Of Macon. sts
En- or . H. Inrerso Of Connecticut Esstmi ndef Hoe-
opmaudpr f0rmcn 81 RUSSIAN Navy Tth 4 .Ds
Io,-Wiam y. bishop, Frcstcn! o. he New, ORR, -tC"'
Haven ana Hartford Rairoal Company 81 'tB Hys
JOlu IT, Smyh United states Minister 10 Liberia; ~, ,
scr LOs-JamCs 1iilnghast, OF Buad o. - y ,,"o''
T6Gmq' II"s.-Dr John p. Gfa5, Of Uuca...:FYh Ace
uuS V,e-State Treasurer Jame NaCeln OF albany ..''
H.. rl..-t tinuac-lieneral A. e. Dncat u chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
RETRENCHMENT IN CUBA.
- II" Innn OIL is stated that General

HAVANA, June 22.-It is stated that General
,,,irc, mpos will begin ms government by reducing
the public expenses, and that he has relnqushed one
If NJ his salary Tho proclamatons issued to the III
batopts and soldiers have been well received ana tue
d Trforus are being prepared by the Govern
mont Tine heat Is intense, but tile general htdLtu VI 'o
~it, Inn, FAR nas not been seriously Affected
rFyy other Foreiqa neics First Page.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM BRENEN-By Steamship Mqfn-Mrs A. Roseu
paenter and child Mr,Zschooke. A. Richtenng II. Ray
v GOetschus " Barkhauscn, Mr. and Mrs p Claassen p
Clrassen IT, G. ClaIssen. Miss Classsen j. CaasSen MIS-
Krncker and Elise KrOeker H. krOeker
Mis- Dyck r. CIaassen ]. Regef. ST. j. Rener IT, otto
Miller r. Greenebaum Miss :. SOmmer w. Nellie Rudolf H.
Goosemann Mrs H. Boyer Misses An9Hsie ana anna
BeyeT \. Richter j. Il. L0hmann W and MISS r. BraUh
thinner Mrs thinner Miss T. HirschDerg j. Ieine Fer1
VOsn IT, edermsnn Peter GrOenewad. L. r. Nicklase H.
Walter Mrs L. Br0dy and children. MI AbeTe MI Nodon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
suIcmE OR pROWNJNG ACCIDENT.

the foot Of Fify-trd-st, East RIVER near Inc waters
eae a. tlar coat light trousers Derby bat and other
articles OF apparel supposed 10 have been lett llcic W
soineDody VINO either was drowned whiIe sWimmhb oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
FEVER AND AGUE.
)D, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

elegantly coated FOR the cure Of All DIS
the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation. indigestion, dyspepsia
bliousuess bilious fever Inflammation OF the b0wel1
OF the internal yiscera Nafrantst
toefect positive cure Price rs cents per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
,urqINy OK THE SHIP JAMES 5. WRIGHT.
LONDON, Friday, June -, 1878.

The British ship james 5. Wright captain
-, 80, ,,,, phiIadrlpLa. has arrived at Belfast with
~ her crew in irons. Captain Crowcll reports that
,.,i,. ,fter ne lett Philadelphia mutny broke o1l,
, uT wien the boatswaln was murdered lMoVi 'ho
uuI,hG & i,rrI m irons charged with the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
THE GRAND JURY AND TIE EXCISE BOARD.
Excise Commissioners Mcrkle and Morrison,

with their counsel Memo Defcudorf were before the
Grand Jury Yesterday The Grand Jury has not yet re-
ported The object OF the attendance OF the COnmls-
siOuers was not made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

different principle 40 lar - lc
ING IL concerned any Other watch IN lse ~ spring
i'm aud not t1uie 10
on a General deraul cmruL They are the o's' d" ' ~
A - Inc dealers for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs NO
2lS BEOADWAY.
Dam. 20 Noon. So. r. 80, Mitnlg1t TO-
Uirhcsf damn. the DAY. 80 Lowest. u.
AYerngc. slasl same daY. 1871 90 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
Announcements
L HnMARn & Co.

KNox's WHITE SUMNER HAT, s.. 2l2 Broad
"a AZ and Elfth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Tweutythird Precinct who searching for the man
say that his name Is GOnonde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

II,rpv prRCUAsER.-All who get one on
- ll.i 10 made los IKAruAGEN ~ CO.. junction. "l "a
those u.s. Mn be wei a-hionaDly clad ana DC P'''Vu
I'm sTyle. qualify, lit ana Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN hot
atcr ia Pyes clear hard healthfu o. X" All groeers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

THE BREATH Is RENDERED OFFENSIVE -,
-, ~ line stomach. MILK % MACNE-A oOvlales ooth
is,sc and rurrt. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

While vou ore out of town your vault, sale
mr. stor sb1nd projected ard connected Nlh ht Otha
once system OF Uom,s IS Burglar Al9m l,.rtIHllN m
nv .n Won tyerv opening ana closing OF the season. Man"
NM \ nIull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

povrpOy's wire frame, with osclllatlng paus'
81, ,,,npr,rr il, light easy ana durable. 146 b'oal"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

Frauds upon frauds are perpctuateV Du
homeless goldfish stands firm ia tho minds OF ht peop'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

The lungs are strained and racked by an ob,
stinate cough, which, taken III uhe III Jayne HAP''
Won speedily cure.
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committed suicide The clothing was identified ye;,ei
day as tat OF John walsh, OF NO. 333 Last FH'9-
secOnd-st
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NURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

Use WINCHESrERS HNPOfHoSPhliEott - NstbWa
s1nN Lrr Cou,uupuun, Weak Luugs, coughs $50
bronchitis ana General Debility, H. Is an h'NhS~ nov
enc Nein,iy proved by 20 years experience. IL! ."
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mo r,yFfpo. June % The brig Vim Mallory (Am) Capt
Forsyth rom May for BGcnOs Ares ma put IN
The Inv cble has put into this port with loss
he miLLenma-t.
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Prices and - per bottle Prepared only R,r,,tsTs
. 80, ,,.,.,"" law No. 3B John st.. New YORK
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FINE OPAL PENDANl

in this country, $500 ,.,,,,,,c
CASH PAID FOR DUPLICATE weldon"
pRESFNTS. WATCHES BY INSTALMENIs.-
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ArJH JOHNSTON's, $50 BOWERl,
PAIR GEM BRILLlANIS.
1 nina very rare ard hnc, $4,000. Perfectly matched
p,irs 200 $500 $500 $500, $780, bought at Sacrh'e
selling below market rates
The largest
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LIVERPOOL June 2s-Arr str Alice from New.Orie1ns.
OrFEN-rOWN June -SArr Oh ta,tnet str Baltic, from