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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
SHERMAN ON THE TRADE DOLLAR

HOW 1T DIFFERS FROM THE LEGAL-TENDER DOLLAR.
TOLEDO, Aug. 26.-Durng his speech this evening,
Mr.. Sherman read letter from correspondent Of
The Cincinnati Enquirer of to-day, in which the fol-
lowing questions were asked about the trade dollar:
Ffrst-what IL the matter with the trade dollar ex-
pect you say It is not egal-tender nor Is 1t for 80
cents.
Seoond-The Government received dollar for dollar
when sBe put the trade-dOllar ont.
Thirti-Dd the person receiving the trade-d0llar
from the Government do with the understanding that
he had 1t China to spend it II anybody is TO
blame, who Is II
The Secretary said that the trade dollar is not a
egal-tender but is worth 80 cents as bullion. The
standard dollar is a legal-tender, and, therefore,
worth par That is the difference
To the second question he answered that the Gov
eminent did not receive dollar for dollar for the
trade dollar, but received 1l2 cents for coming
each dollar for private bullion owners. That was
all it was-the mill that ground the grist for small
percentage.
To the third question he replied that the
bullion owner did receive the trade dollar for ex-
portaton to China, device made to give him a
market for his bullion and upon the fall of silver it
was perverted by him as a means of cheating our
own people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
COMFY TSL1YUS OWNERS.
SUITS TO BIZ BROUGHT BY cLAIMANTs-wBAT THE
BEACH PEOPLE SAY.

SUITS TO BIZ BROUGHT BY CLAIMANTs-wBAT THE
BEACH PEOPLE SAY.
Since Coney Island has become valuable
property, claimants have sprung up like mush-
rooms The latest one appears in the person
OF Mrs Maria clifford, aged lady living near
Rochester, in this state The conduct Of Mrs.
Giaords suit has been placed in the hands of Samuel j.
Higginbottom an attorney OF this city and John Van
voorhs a prominent lawyer OF Rochester. Mrs Clifford
traces claim back TO C0ert and Bernardus Voorhs
two brothers who lived Long Island in 1853 These
brothers had bought from the patentees who
held their patents from Governor Lovelace about one
half Of Coney Island. and then had divided their
property a deed to this effect su being in the pos
session Of the heirs COert had daughter Annette, his
sole heress Who IN 1885, married Major W. b. Clifford,
OF the Continental Army, by whom she had five chit
dren The second son married Maria Blanvet OF
this city, then only 1fteen years old Sue 1t
Is who now ,claims a portion Of Coney Island.
After her husbands death, Mrs. Clifford deed ed one
half OF her interest o. A. HYDE c. W. Clark and j. c.
Foa OF Rochester who with the heirs, have joined them
in this suit.
D. = Corbin, manager of the Manhattan Beach Com
pany said yesterday, IN reference TO the coming suit
III is all humbug this being about the fourteenth claim
ant % C0ney Island that has appeared tins year We
have not the sghtest fear that these persons win cost
as anything pecuniirlly They may us. but have
employed attorneys and wish them to There Is
body that knows any about COney Island property
titles than the officers Of this company The land owned
by us was originally held only by settlers, who
cut the salt hay the meadows between the beach
and sheepshead Bay. These held their land
under patents from the town OF Grayesend.
or had received II from their grandfathers.
Wbat cOuld not find owner for bought from the
town. assert most positively that have perfect
title TO land. Those settlers owned from the
10 Sheepshead bay, and We paid the Tghtful owners
though their strip Of beach sometimes not larger
than this pencil"
Mr smiih, president OF the Brighton Beach Company.
smiled complimentary when spoken TO the subject.
10 tell the truth" he said, 81 don't know anything
about L Titles COney island property were so mixed
up that we could make head tail OF then Part Of
HI we bought from Mr. Engerman, part we got
under the Railroad Act We left Is all TO our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
FAILURES IN BUSINESS.

THE LAST WEEK OF GRACE FOR THOSE WHO WISH
To TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BANKRUPT LAW
AS the repeal of the Bankrupt Law goes into
effect on September this is the last week In which APP
picatous in bankruptcy be filed. The number oil
applications has been large however, az was an
ticipated; only 1875 having been made since August
Yesterday there sixteen applications, and the num-
her will doubtless increase each day OF this week. one
of the clerks in the Bankruptcy Department OF the
United states District Court has made wager with an
other that 100 applications will be made upon Saturday.
the last day 1t is said that many lawyers OF the ci
have numerous which they will file before the time
expires The repeal of the law VIII throw out OF employ
ment many clerks, and those for whom other places
have not been provided have already begun TO iook
dOleful.
~ s. Prentice a stOck-broker at No. 80 Broadst sent
notice TO the Stock Exchange yesterday Of his inability
TO meet his contracts and 800 shares of Delaware
Iackawanna and Western, 100 shares OF Morris ana
Essex 100 shares Of Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 fau'
common, aud 200 shares Of the preferred stock %eTe
bought In under the rules. Ine llhDuleS VI M "
Er-AssemDlymsn Peter Woods and his brother John
Woods who were I'm the paint business at No l9l IDu-
ave- have been adiudicatcd voluntary bankrnpts ny
Register Dayton The total liabilities arc $500 o.
aud the assets consist OF old debts TO ne amount
5000 samuel D. Ien = i ,1 creditor for $i 600
cash loaned Among the other creditors are john ~
4gV,gard 80 662 ~ o. Pierce & Co, 81 $40 James s..
Murphy. $500; solomon Mehrback, $500; Isa'o D..
Oliver $3.50. -.
Three creditors of Detective Thomas sampson OF inc
suD-rreasury, have Ged petition IN banhuptgy
against him, their claims amounting TO $3.50. nus
total liabilities about $4,000, ana are NANNY INC
result OF de probation in real estate.
petition in bankruptcy has been fled against sam
uel schiller Gabriel H. Schiller and Louis q, Schiller,
composing the late firm of Samuel Schiller NepheWh
wholesale liquor dealers. Nine creditors unite IN Ihe
petition, whose claims amount 20 S26S6-4 -,
T. Remington e. Sons have made settlement VI
their creditors by the issue Of per cent bonds running
for0 secured by mortgage on tnelT uuilu
inVs at Hon, n. V The unsecured indebtedness
is about 100000, the balance, about S3oO,OOO,
heinz secured by collateral The trustees Of the bonds
are A. " Stout president OF the N1uonal shoe and
Leather Bank OF this city H. r. Tuttlc or washington
d. formerly Acknowledgements Of tue United states
under General Spinner; aud Judge George j. Hardin, OF
the Supreme Court OF this state.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

such Edward d. 5. Fnnan, Mrs. T. C. schaeer, Mrs ~ g.
Uay J. L. Howard, Arthur Hill, a. q. Glp!n Ats Love- MT
au1 Mira Fgbert Chamberm j.. ). Ellsworth w. stone Y.
Ebrhardt A. A. stewart Professor n Mkei, Paul silva e.
calder MIR aud D. Bolknap, w. y. COmins. T. H. Sher-
rard and Miss Reesey, Mrs r. DONALDSON = Worth
jnT0n robert knight Mr.. and MIS-. James y Huyler Dr.
WIN ThOrne VIM. Is. ThOrne, VIM Barker. George Herlot
Il Priugle James Bailey Mira Anne Dove MISS Dove MIG
n OATES j. n Reyne Mr.. and Mrs. Perry and daughter,
j. A. Philips. r. H. nawley, Mr. aud Mrs David Wilson aud
Two Aous Edwin Bailey y Holman, Mrs ROwane, George
Rumsby a A. Ill., GeneTaiJ ID. Greene, Stanley Edmnsto
Mt ald Mrs George Watson Charles SANDER Jonah SeheI
Mr. aud Mrs W. fairfield Miss fairfield, Mr. and Mrs. f.
ZONES Lieutenant Perry. u = NJ, MI apd MIS- COok MT.
Lawson. -. ,,,,l, =, c.....,t- ,f,..., ~. y,,..
Ntr Enley three children servant Miss Maria l.. Ben
sell George W. Boyd. Napoleon Davis Jose A Duyale Ra
mon ptnOuds Manuel Luzunarz, Jose sans las G. Green
A pitaruue Manuel Campos DiaZ Quintan del Rio, Mrs
Iefebre del Orhuea and daughter, T. 3 Churcnli j. T.
pobnke r. d. H. TOepkon Gaspar Richards Victor Richards
aregoTo g. ROpesula @. Barrett Jose Martinez Joaquin
Asrinaza Eugene Durand James Collins wife and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
ARREST OF TWO FEMALE DOCTORS.

Speer g. Hall, undertakers, of Jersey City,
received dispatch yesterday, asking them TO send TO
the Grand Central Depot in hs city and get the body Of
Dr. Anna W. Jackson, who died recently at COnestOga,
n Y The body taken TO the establishment in Jer-
sey City 1t was received with certificate signed by
Dr. Caroline Z. Hastings, showing that death was
caused by an overdose OF ether. The certificate
was accepted by the Boards Of Health OF this city and
Jersey City Shortly after tine body was taken to Jer
sey City Drs. Caroline E. Hastings and W. d. Cum
miugs Of the faculty of the Boston Female Medical
College, proceeded TO make post-mortem examination
of the body. MISS Jackson was graduate OF the
college and subsequently became member OF the
faculty. Seven years ago she was attacked with
disease which bafed medical skill. Before her death
She reqnesed the members Of the faculty to make
a postmortem examination. TO learn II possible what
was the disease she suffered from.
AS the doctors were holding tile examination com
plant was sent to health Inspector Cronn that two
women were cutting up dead body With Detectives
Singleton ana Birdsall, he went 10 the under
takers aud the two doctors placed III
charge Of the oicers Judge DAVIS soon after
ordered them 10 be discharged The body removed
to former residence of Miss Jackson, No 2f9 Sec
Ond-st Funeral services held In afternoon aud
the burial took place In Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
srABBED BY A DRUNKEN CUSTOMER

The liquor store at No. 1877 CrOsby-st.,
which ls kept by Wilhelm Bremermann. sturdy Ger
man. the resort OF band OF young ruans who nfest
the neighborhOod Yesterday Of the band, young
man described as about feet inches high and OF
slender hgure drank until he became nsensible In this
condition he lay during the afternoon in an
clubhouse in the yard. and was discovered by
a woman, who reused him. In his drunken fury
the fellow threw pail the woman, and severely
rebuked therefor by Mr. BremermanD, who elected him
from the yard. Half hour later the salO0n-keeper
stood the doorway leading from the saloon 70 the yard
when the drunken man came back and began quarrel
Bysauders and people passing in the street heard loud
words and suddenly saw the ruan strike at the neck OF
the salOOnkeeper and then run quickly into the street
aud disappear around the corner. Bremermann lay on
the floor with gaping wound in the side OF the neck,
from which blood flowed In streams long time elapsed
before the police came, when the wounded man, weak
and apparently dying carried 20 the stationhOuse,
and thence ambulance TO Bellevue Hospital. The
surgeons there found stab wound evidently made by
knife nearly three inches deep, seveing tue yertebral
artery. His recovery Is doubtful
The who stabbed BremermaDn arrested by
detectives Titus and Mcguire late last night. His
Peter Farrell and the officers caught him the top
floor Of tenement house, at No. go MulbeTryst.
where he lives. He identified by the wounded
man. and was then locked up In the Mulberry Street
Station House.
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SHIP NETS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK....

PORT OF NEW. YORK AUGUST 20.
ARRIVED.
Str victoria (Br, Young, London Aug H. to Henderson
Bros. -. ~ ,,..,., w.. c.,. 49,. ~ 49,
Havana 2lst 20 Alexandra & sons
str Harrisburg Worth, Philadelphia with coal 20 Reading
Railroad Co.
al in ballast to Boyd & Hincken.
lark Tvrus Non, Doey. London 81 days in ballast
Bark Calcutta of Windsor 81 Lewis London 25 days
Bark Dronning Louise (NOr Olsen. Liverpool "a days.
Bark Collector CNor olsen Plymouth 81 days. ballast
Funeh, Edge & Co.
daya in ballast 20 master.
BARK IavaTelo suocero Utah Passaacqua Hull g. days
with coal 20 order; vessel 70 Dass0ri Stroehe& Co.
Bark Giuo utah, Trepann Bristol SO days in ballast to
BARK Echo No VIOLA Newry July 26 in ballast to
anchored at SANDY HOOK Tor orders,
Fannie tFr Dwarf Havr6 81 DAYS ballast
10 Dassori StrOehle & Co.
TO slOcOyich 4 Co.
Ship Farmer NOr Larsen Antwerp &C days. in ballast
TO q Tobias d Co.
10 Punch Edge & Co..
Fortuna Ger Lndhnrd Genoa W days In ballast 10
Funch, Edge & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
j. d. OTIS IN COURT.
HELD FOR TRIAL IN $4,000 BAIL.

An examination was held yesterday,
at tho Jefferson Market Court, in the case
OF ]. d. Otis, broker OF No. AZ Exchange
place. in whose possession several hundred dollars Of
stolen Canadian money was found
Alexander Frazer the Assistant ReceiyerGeneral of
Canada, gave In detail the facts OF the robbery.
Detective Robert A. PiIkerton testified to the
manner In which he had worked up the
case and TO the prisoner being IN his company when
Officer Dorsey came up and arrested him.
Further examination In the case was waived Justice
Murray held Otis for trial IN %, 600 ball.
Mr.. Obs has obtained from Judge Van Brunt In SUI
preme Court, Chambers, writ OF habeus corpus re-
turnabe to-day test the legality Of his detention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
PO S T S G RIP r
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AUSTRIAN INVASION.

The AUSTRIAN lNNAclON'
THE OTTOMAN MINISTER'S OPPOSED TO ANDRAssY's
cnEME-pHILLIPovIcH's FORCES TO BE IN
CREASED.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. 20, 1878.
A Constantinople dispatch says the Council Oh
Ministers has failed to to the project OF con-
vention submitted by Count Andrassy to Caratheo-
dori Pacha on the 23d inst, which rejected the de-
mands of the Porte that the Austrian occu-
patton should be limited, and that turkey
should receive any surplus of revenue. Inc
Porte has now forwarded a mobilization
of its draft mentioned Yesterday wherein the Sultan
desired the convention to read: Temporary exer-
else OF sovereignty" Count Andrassy's obectin urG-
ingon convention with Turkey, is to shelve tempo
rarily discussion as to the future relations OF Bosnia
and herzegovina with the Austrian monarchy, which
threatens TO cause a serious dispute between the
Austrian and Hungarian Governments.
Mobilization of the army NAV be CONSIDERED 10 DC
terminated for the present Only soldiers on FUR;
Tough. and not the reserves are called in General
PhillipOvichs army will be raised to l2o,OOO OF
100, 900 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
COMMISSIONER ANDREWS RESIGNS.
lII-HEALTH GIVEN AS A REAsON-HIs SUCCESSOR
NOT YRT NOMINATED.

NOT YET NOMINATED.
George H. Andrews, Commissioner of Taxes
and yesterday sent TO Mayor Ely his resg
nation from that office take effect at the end Of tie
present month Commissioner Andrews assigns as the
reason sickness and ihealth, which render him unit
10 attend closely the business OF the office and make
it necessary for him to have rest.
In his letter Of resignation he SAYS: In thus sur
rendering-under stress Of impaired health and by
direction of my physcianan uneXpired term OF nearly
five years. may be permitted to that having been
Amounted without solicitation by three successive
Mayors TO positions Of honor and trust; having been
designated by the present Controller and his immediate
predecessor as member OF important commissions
created by special laws and having been by unani
nous vote confirmed by the present Board of Aldermen
and bya similar vote received the thanks OF the last
preceding board have abundant TO be graft
fed with the measure Of municipal hOnOrs conferred
upon me- shall always recall with pleasure the nmeni-
res which have marked the Intercourse with other
officer OF the city government with whom nv duties
ave brought me contact while shall remember with
supreme satisfaction that well-meant, but too OFTEN
ineecual efforts ~ promote the general welfare have
been rewarded by the press and the public Win many
kind expressions Of approval"
This action Of the commissioner IN resignng 10 not
IL having been anticipated for some time. The
MAYOR has yet yet reached conclusion as 10 the
nomination for Mr. Andrews successor IL 49, however
runored among politicians at the City Hall that George
b. VandeipOel, the brCtherinlaW and present private
secretary of the Mayor, 10 have the nomination; In
such case 1t is expected that Orlando YanderpOel, his
brother will be made private secretary The latter has
been present I'm the Mayors Office for several days,
for the purpose becoming initiated in the duties OF
the position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

line She was discovered by sister, and medieai aF
tendance was procured but life extinct She was
beautiful woman aud the mother Of two children, one
two and half years old and the other i've months DID,
both OF whom were with her her fathers house she
appeared 10 be provided with everything that could De
desired and the friendly relations existed DetWecn
herself and her husband. He regularly visited beI ~
Bedford Station Saturday evening and remained until
Monday morning On his last visit his wife seemed
greatly depressed and when questioned In regard 10 the
cause she pleaded Illness. Coroner Schrner held an lh
quest on Sunday and the jury rendered verdict that
the deceased woman committed suicide while laDOrlng
under alteration OF mind produced By sickness,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner- York Hotel-Senator John w. Johnston, OF
Virginia. General John Preston OF South Carolina and
Iudge sinclair Of Tamilton Canada. Windsor Hotel-F
Carroll Brewster OF Philadelphia; Major Campbell OF the
british Army CaDtain H. Sherley OF Louisville, and j.
H. DevereuI of Cleveland Brerett HoassIBisnop S S
OF A. Nicholson, United states MI
Clarendon hoei-H;x MayoF FrsdeTiek o.
Prince Of Boston. GtLsey House-GenerM Ansoh staBor
Of CHICAGO and Lieutenant Thomas Perry, U. s. NJ.
Grand IoteI-General r. f. Patterson. OF Ienphs We;
o. b. Mtcham, u =. Sgrtsrant HouSS, go
Charles r. Alexander u s. A....S Nicholas HOtet-CV
Tngneer f. A. stratton, L. 4. N. and walton Dwight OF
Windsor. N Y.....SL Denis Uoe-Dr John SwnDmrpe OF
Albany 81 James HOte-Dr. d. l.. Huntington, u. y A
-. Park Arenw H0iet-Genera II. Brnkerhoh, OF Mans
Held Ohio and d. A. Morse superintendent oil tDe Dayton
Insane ASYLUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
MRS. SMITH DECLARED GUILTY.

Ten of the jury rendered verdict at
1880 a. IN. to-day, declaring Mrs Smith and
an unknown accomplice guilty OF the
murder OF her husband Policeman r. H. Smith, Of Jersey
City. Jurymen Rapp and Birch rendered a verdict
duplicating Bennett and Mrs Smith. The majority
dict VIVA accented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
JOLT, INGLlS,

BALTIMORE, Aug 26.-Judge John A. Inglis,
CbieJudge OF the Orphans Court OF this city, died
day. at the age Of sixy-iye years He native OF
Baltimore. but at early age removed 70 South Caro-
Ina where he prominent citizen. He occupied iu
pOrtaut positions on the bench OF that State, being
Judge the Court OF Appeals and nfterward Chancellor
Ofthe State. He president Of the State Convention
nd trait cd he ordinance q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
TIE HON. sETn pApELEoRp.

Providence, r. l., Aug, 90 Seth Padel-
ford, Governor OF Rhode Island for six years.
died this evening after eight days prostration by
paralysis. He WIS seyentyOEe years OF age. He was
elected Governor OF Rhode leland In 1862 and remained
in Mi INIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
PICUREAN BONED HAM

EPICUREAN B0NED HAM,
~ examined by microscope and gsrsnted fGee ron
china Particulars by circular. Address WARNER q Mo
ALIISI Err 237 FrOnt-st. Retailed by Joseph NJ Gall
WAY, grocer. 42d-st. opposite Grand Central Depot
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Geueratvs Organs radically aud speedily cured Hours
stO2 and6tO7 HENRY A.DANIELS ~ D." t44 LeKlnEtooav
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Suicide FROM DEPRESSION.

Mrs. Mary Willing. wife of William Willing,
the proprietor Of bottlng establishment In this city,
woman about tweDtyour years. who has been spend
ing the Summer months with her father, Michael schae-
te at Bedford Station, westcheser County. committed
suicide on Saturday by hanging herself with clothes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
GRESADA-12:25 p. NJ

Try and get Dr. Vaudeville to come BACK II not pos
sblc get some other physician. only two local phys-
clans on duty They viii bo down soon Nurses or any
hind OF helm wanted Some families have not Wen per-
son to wait on them Eight deaths last night sxWhtes
aud two blacks.
In response to the above kilograms the Howard
Association sent DR.. Stone with four nurses; also
supplies of ale, champagne and fresh meats in ce'
cracknels, etc. and authorized those in authority
at Grenada to draw on the association for all needed
supplies A special dispatch to The Times an
nounccs the death of Judge Thomas Walton Oh
Grenada of fever,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
Turkey BORROWING AGAIN.

CoNsTANTrNoPLE Monday, Aug 20, 1878.
The Porte desires the aid of England to obtain
loan, guaranteed on the revenue of Cyprus in order
to carry out administrative ref rms within its own
jurisdiction
(For oGer Foreign Eecs sec Fin PdGel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


snn rises B2l sun Gal Clock fast I'm 19s
Noon rises 4,I3 souths 1850 Moons age days 90
HIGH WATER TOpAY-A. n.
sandy Hook GAS Gov Island 7:l3 He'll Gste..... 600
HIGH WATEB roDAl-P. ".
Sandy Hook. ITO Gov. Island. 1927 Hell Sa1o''' Slo
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lawyer and suppose he knew bic business / have no
Gear Of any trouble resulting 10 us from this suit
other holders OF land or leases along tne Deach ap
parentlY felt DO anxiety as 20 the threaIened SUM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
A BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED FOR DEBT

SAN FRANCESCA, Aug. 26.-Mr. Maitland, the
husband Of Miss JefIreysLews, the actress was ar
rested at San Rafael to-day, for debt Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
l I.
GRFNAnL-12;1O p. VI

Your telegram Just received DR. Yeazie is not sick
One OF the New-orleans nurses sick but wai *
nonrislment for the sick Need twenty-five nurses
more than anything else. Material not e1n ,a
Nurse for Holly Springs passed up. FOR uOus saAo
''n" "ui''' - ''N '''' - b. p. ANDERSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
SENATOR RLAINE GOING SOUTH

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Senator Blaine has
announced that he viii speak three times in the Ist
North Carolina District, aud throw in Norfolk, Va dur
ing the campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
DR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asecss elegantly coated toE the cure Of al DIS
SSssses headache constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
bliousuess bilious fever, Inflammation o! the bowels
s o all OF the internal yscera Warranted
R1eiecf positivs cure Price % cents per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO.
2Is BROADWAY.
ga ln &C., Noon. 75o. 3 m. 49, Midnight. &C.,
Highest during the day. 49,. Lowest. bO,
Average. 6SSs'. same day 1877, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
EXCURSION FOR SICK CHILDREN.

William H. Guion, treasurer of st. Johns
Guild, Floating Hospital, Acknowledges from the
fruit dealers. through Brown seccOmb, the following
gifts for the annual sick chdrens excursion TO be given
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27
Announcements

What are fsh-cakes unless made from the
XLCR Boneless Goldfish Ask your grocer for IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-27

CHECK AT THE OUTSET,
With MILK AGNRSA, those ag0niZing COMPLAINTS gouB
rheumatism and gravel. Sold by all druggists