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CRIPPLED BANKS.
Failure of the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank, Of Troy, N. Y.
A GERMAN BANKING FIRM SUSPENDS
Two Banks in Washington
Close Their Doors.
IBY rELE0RAPH TO THE HERALD

TROY N Y, Oct 81 1878.
In compliance with an order from tho Attorney
General tho Merchants' and Mechanics Bank (Statel
OF this city ceased TO transact business at to-day
Il freely charged by the depositors that their funds
received after the closing OF the bank became
certainty. Tho suspension will be severely elt among
large number OF the Inboring classes. who win be
the principal losers. The stockholders halt women
guardians, who have been generally inveJgied
into purchasing the sharsz The bank officials de-
cline 10 give any information the subject, but D.
Vail. the president, alleges that the diieulty
caused by tho Inability OF tho Schaghucokc WOOL
len Minis to meet obligation OF $500, 900
which the bank carrying Mr. Vai 10
also president tho latter corporation and is freely
charged with injudiciousness ~ making loans 10
interested. Disastrous real estate
vestmsnts also contributed TO create the trouble
The last statement OF the bank published
showed surplus OF only $4,000, while
the loans and discounts aggregated upwards OF
$780, rhe capital stock 5000, 900, and
II is thought the total loss viii DO about
$500, 900. The bank has been considered
unreliable by business for
time, honce the women are SO largely involved.
Daniel Robinson, manager Of the Troy and Boston
Railroad Com pany. Is aihe believed some at
involved personally by OF the banks closing
No other important trouble IL anticipated In com.
mcrciai circles here
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THE WOLF AND THE CRANE.
A FABLE FROM EsoP.

A FABLE FROM KSOP.
A Wolf having Bone stuck in his Throat hired
Crane Tor large sum 10 put Head into his Throat
ana draw out the Bono When tho Crane had done -
and demanded Payment, tho WOLF grinning and grind
ing his Teeth. exclaimed, s'Why, you have surely
already sufficient recompense in having been Per.
mitsed TO draw your Head In Safety from the Jaws
and Mouth OF Wolf"
MORAL
II General Arthur, who has undertaken to draw shs
Bono out Of Mr. Tdsn's Throat, ever gets nts Head
out IN safety no may thank his Stars SIR. rilden viii
take care OF the Bone. which mas specific Meaning
among the Boys
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Auc usrA, Ga, Oct 81

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 81, 1873
A Confederate monument erected BY the Lad,ss'
Memorial Association, was unveiled to-day Ia the
presence OF . vast oonoourss ei people. Governor
Coiquitt, Alexander Il. Stephens and other dissin-
gu,shsa citizens were present. Tho Grafton was de-
lvsred BY Colonel Charles G Jonsa Tho military
prsse we're headed BY the band OF the Thirtssnsh
United states infantry from the post a. Atlanta.
Inc monumsns ssSv,M S Iees nen. was
soonest IN the country. Az its top 10 q statue OF
Confederate solusr and twenty feet above the base
Several Confederate battle flags we're displayed on
stand In front oi tho monument The Star Spapgled
Banner and the Confederate flag were blended and
surmouned By an olive fringed stfsamsr bearing the
watchw ORD, "pesce.n
Tbs city was crowded With v,rsssn ssss sssss
CArelina and 0sergiA
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THE TAZEwELL TRAGEDY.

FLIGHT or THE MURDERERs OF JACKSON
LARGE REWARD OFFERED FOE THEIR
ARREST.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct. 81, 1878.
The Rogsrs-caywood party murderers OF Edward
Jackson, left Tazswsi Tenn. last Monday evening,
gong via herristowp, Tenn, ON horseback. TO avoid
detection. true bill has been found against them
by the Whitley county lKy.) Criminal Court, and
$4,000 reward Ia offered by the Kentucky State
authorities Tor their arrest crowd OF
friends lett Poveil's Valley with them AZ
an escort beyond the point OF possible
arrest BY the iniuriated Kentuckians AS Caywood,
Rogers father-in-iaw, Is old man, he cannot make
much time There four OF the party and they can
easily be detected, as Rogers Is heavy set man with
sandy wnskcrs and loves liquor. do all tho party
The HERALD's exposure OF the crime has confused
and alarmed them They do not seem to know which
way 10 60 There Is no sympathy for them in Tazc-
we'll have these facts from tho very highest au-
thority At TszeweL
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THE CHOLERA IN MOROCCO.
TERRIBLE STORY OF SUFFERING AND DEATH-
PEOPLE STARVING IN THE sTREETs-sMALL-
Pox AND MALIGNANT FEvERs RAGING.

4 TERRIBLE STORY OF SUFFERING AND DEATH-
PRoPLE STARVING IN THE sTREETs-sMALL-
Pox AND MALIGNANT FEvERs RAGING.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1878.
The United States Consul At Tangier has transmitted
dsspaIon 10 the State Department. giving account
OF sarful ravsgss of cholera the interior Of Mo-
rocco rhs Consul as the request Of the foreign rep-
ressntatves, tho Governor Of Tauger and the Minis
lister for Foreign Afais retained the presidency
Of the Board Of HEALTH and has succeeded after much
labor In organising quarantine for the Empire,
placing a sanitary Gordon with lazareitos along the
ouskirts OF TangteE Tho misery among tho people s
great Business and tra11c almost completely
paralyxed. The cholera Is sweeping the middle
and southern provinces Hundreds dying Of star
vation. eHrH tas
OTHER MALIGNANT prsxAsEs
To alt those miseries cmalIpox and malignant fevors
add thcir horrors Never before has Morocco passed
through such fearful ordeal All the leading Israel.
ites and maay Europeans havo nod from TaAtior panic
stricken. while the Wild and uncertain rumors Of
ravages OF the pcsttsnos In the interior, which
brought daily TO Tangier by refugees add 70 tho gen.
eral constornation.
CURIOUS ACTION THE AUTHOKITiES.
While immense numbers Of persons starving In
the very streets Of Tangis, and while the merchants
selling all breaastdGs at cost, the authorities still
persist In levying tariff Of per cent all i'm
ports OF provisions Add to all these fearful vista
sions tho fact neighooring countries
havo almost completely cut on Morocco from COM
muntcatlon with the outside world, glsomier
picture can bs imagined.
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FIGHTING TRAMPS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.l

By TEI1EGKAPH TO THE HEHALD.
SrRiSGPIKLD, Ohio, Oct. 81, 1878
rramps the terror 0, the atty and burglaries,
robberies, bousebrsaking are Of daily occurrences.
The City Council has commanded the Mayor TO issue
proclamation forbiddng tramps TO enter the city.
Late last night fearful fight took place At eating
house near the Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleve-
land and indianapolis Railway depot, between
i've railreaders ana - many tramps The
fight was brieL but terrific. One man had
an eye goueed out, another mad his Jaw broken and
was SO severely kicked about the head that he Will
ole. AnOshcr knocked down and tramplsd upon
By whole party aod and bruised Dcyona Iec0g
milton. He can not recover. Two Of the railroadcrs
were terribly beaten and Uruscd One raiirvadsr
three tramps arsested the others escaped. Tho
tramps got the wo:st OF the fight.
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ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

ISpIASAPoLIs, Ind., Oct 81. 1878
At the morning session to-day OF the Society OF ths
Army OF the Tennessee tho present officers were
elected for year and Chicago was selected a.
the next place OF meeting. General W. @ Gresham
was selected as the next orator. Admiral D. d. PoF.
ter was made an honorary member. Letters OF re-
gret from absent member read. General Strong
read paper detailing tho movements OF the army ~
the time OF McPherson's death and facts connected
therewh. Governor Bishop. OF Ohio. was introduced
TO the society by General Sherman The society will
60 excursion this afternoon, which will be fo.
lowed by banquet tonight
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TILDEN'S TAX SUIT.

PrrsTBURG Pa, Oct. 81, 1873.
The taking Of testimony In the case OF tho United
States against Ex-Governor Tdcn for tho recovery OF
income tax alleged 70 be due the government, was
resumed this morning. Thomas D. MsssIcr was cx.
ahmed He WAS assistant president OF the Fort
Wayne Rairsad tor three years prior TO 1859; knew
that during that tme Mr. Tfden had rcccivsd div,-
depds IRON mis- Investment In the Lawrence Branch
10 inc amount OF 1000; In addition to tins Mr. TIL
den received $500 pcr apnum Tor each oi the two
mortgages for acting as trustee He also testified as
70 tho gsuuinsnsss Of tho signature 70 the receipt Tor
s5O 600 shown yesterday.
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INCENDIARY TRAMPS.
Br rx1xanApH TO THE HERALp.l

[BY rxLEaRAPH TO THE HERALD
DAYTON, N. j. Oct 81, 1873.
Wednesday morning tho large barn belonging to
Mr. Culver al Culver's tavern about eight miles from
hsr~ was burned to the ground with crops and tools3
An attempt was made 70 burn too house by placing .
snsai Of straw saturated with kerosene against tho
door, THIS morning the barn of Alexander Rodm ond,
OF Jamesburg, burned with It's contents, consist
ing Of 500 bushels OF whcas. together with hay
and tools Loss 81 600; partially insured. Both arcs
occurred about clve O'Clock, and both BY probably
aha same poeudiary.
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NAILMAKERS IN COUNCIL
[DY rELEoRApH TO THE HERALD

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct 81, 1873.
Tho Nailsrs' Convention, composed or delegates
from a the mills Of the Aiiegnanies, met In
this city to-day for the purpose OF considering tho
subject OF wages In connection with the abolition or
the sliding scale which has been upon BY
some Of the manufacturers, the thirty days notice
given 10 that ensct expiring Saturday. IL was de-
termined by tho Convention to stick to tho sliding
scale, whicn means strike after the expiration OF
sho ~
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STORM ON LAKE ERIE.

BuyrALo. Oct 81, 1878.
The schooner s. @ leighton, which left this port
yesterday loaded with coal Tor Detroit went ashore
a. Point Aoino last night very heavy west wind
was blowing the time Tugs put out 70 nsr rescue
but nudtug the crow safo and sho schooner in
danger OF wrccking lef her. large nuubcr OF craft
which left yesterday have put back. Considerable
snow ana hail fell last night Weather worry cold.
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TRAMps CAPTURE A TRAIN.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct 81, 1878.
A special despatch says that yesterday At Como,
Miss, FIRST section tram, No. s, on the Mississippi
Central Railroad In charge Of Conductor Spriggns.
was boarded By about one hundred tramps. They
ordered conductor 10 his tram, he
fused 10 do unless they got OF. The tramps there
upon severely beat the conductor ana started the
train themselves, and were running IL 10 suit thsn-
selves at last accounts.
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WIFE, BUT NO WOMAN.
[BY rxLsonApn TO THE HERALD.1

CBY rKLR0nAPH TO THE HERALD
msnARcK, D. T., Oct 81, 1873.
singular development sransprsd .. Fort Lincoln
to-day. Mrs Sergeant Noonan, who died last night,
turns eut TO be . man. Mrs. Noopan . undress
at tho post and . most popular midwife sne had
been married throe timos and vas OF the widows
Of the Custer massacre. Her husband 10 q momber
of seventh cavalry, now In the field. There is
no explanation OF the unnatural union, except that
the Supposed Mexican woman was worth $4,000 and
was able buy husbands silence. She had bssn
with tho Seventh cavalry nine years.
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THE LOSS OF THE GEORGIA
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY AS TO THE cAPrAIs'U
soBRIRTY.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY AS TO THE CAPrAINV
soBRIETy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct u, 1878
During the Investigation to-day regarding the loss q
the steamer Georgia. H. Hennessey tho purssr tossi-
sd:-"ln all my sailing with Captain howard never
him under the influence OF liquor the ship. I
hoard a after the passe nGers the Sal.
vador that the captain under the induencs
OF liquor; did not near the rumor before. The
statement in the Chronicle that Captain Howard
was taken 10 his drunk is entirely
false; nothing OF she kind occurred. saw Captain
Howard giving orders, sfIer the ship struck, ~ to
boat 10 and provisions. When l first went dock
after the ship struck the weather was misty, with
drizzling rain. Land about one-hslf or three
quarters OF a mile or and in plain sight,
a. J. BeraadL y steerage passenger, testified that
he saw tho captain just before the ship struck;
woman came out Of his room and the witness went
below 10 get his things; when he returned TO The
deck he saw the captain at boat No. l he was much
int0x xlcaied and haa 10 be helped 20 walk. l..-
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SHOT IN HIS DOOR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBr TELEonAPH TO THE HEnALD.J
Housros, Tcx, oct 81, 1879
AZ seven O'Clock th,s morning man on horseback
rode up to the city residence Of Adolph schachtrupp
and calling him out shot him dead with
shot gun. nephew OF tho deceased recognized
tns ASSASSIN a. William Coward. schachtrupp was
witness sgainst Coward, charged with stealing
Scnaohtrupp's mule Ctissns agree that life Is not
safo here, owing TO the disgusting imbeciiy OF our
courts, jurors and JUDGES VINO ualiy scq ut the
most hsartess murderers
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TRAMPS ENTRAPPED.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct 81, 1878.
the four reveugsiul tramps who attempted to wreck
shore Lane freight train early on Wednesday morn
ing wore ineentously captured last nirhi, two by
being offered ride on engine snd two by being
aiIurea 10 supposedly disabled engine To-day they
vsro bound over TO the Superior Court.
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DRY GOODS CRASH.

AoxnEAL, OoA 81, 1873.
The iabilwss Of Patrick Rooney, dry goods dealer,
who recently failed. are $4,000
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HELD FOR MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 81, 1878.
The Ceronsr's jury To-day. the case OF Augustus
F. Boyle, better known s'Harry G. Richmond"
variety performer, charged with killing Daniel
Archer ON Thursday last dsred verdict that de-
ccased came his death from violence At the hands
OF Boyle The defendant was committed to await the
action Of the District Attorney. tksf
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handful OF agitators, bat that more serious ee-
nent or disanection exists In the army.
The sruption Of Mount vssuvus has RECOMMENDED
with great activity.
There will probably be an attempt to modify the
tariff In Germany, IN protsctonist sense, early In
1872 bu. nothing important 10 likely TO be done be-
fore the conclusion of the oieial inquiries into tho
condition OF the iron, linen, cotton and tobacco
tPadea
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FAILURE OF MlLLERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1875.
The failure ID announced this morning Of Detwilcr
h Welsh. owners Of the Market Street Flour Mills.
Their iabiiistes stated be less than $lo0 00O
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Iknow a bottle which IL full
OF fragrance. It Is wonderful
What. SoxoDoNf can do for teeths
How 1t can purify tho breath;
How IL can keen the scurf away
And save the teeth from all decay.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
BAN1sHMESr OF CRIMINALS FROM JAPAN
TORTURE STILL PRAcrisED.

YoKonAnA, Oct. 10, 1873.
There 10 animated discussion in japanese and
American ofncal circles the question Of right TO
doport American cyiminala Tho agents Of European
nations thus dispose OF hardened cenviotS but
those Of the United States hsve no such power The
treaty between America and Japan implies the right
Of the japanese TO demand deportation In special
cases. but makes provision for consular action.
vhore Is much confusion consequent upon the case
Of Thomas Glass, notorious offender. whose expul-
sion urged by the United States Consul General
and required ~ the Japanese Local authority 10 ap-
parently exceeded on both sides In dealing with
GLASS; Although n good intention Is evident the
necessity Of explicit Instruction from Washington 10
generally recognized TO future niilar oases
10 TORTURE YERNIrTEDf
painful impr ession 10 produced by the report that
the soldiers concsrHod IN the recent motny Toxic
being tortured TO compel u confession the cr mo
and exposure OF their accompliccs. Tho details are
not Jet publicly known, but II 10 greatly feared that
the government has not resetrded decree against
torture There are reports among the foreigners OF
impending changes IN tho Ministry. but they are be-
lievcd - be groundloss. Notw,th stands heuvy
nosds thcre are good prospects OF bountiul harvest
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THE WEATHER rxsrxRpAY.

THE WEA1HER XkBTEKDAX.
The following record Will show the changes In ths
tsmpsrsture for the past twenty -four hours IN CON-
psr,son with the eorrsspondins date Of year. -
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnups pharmscy,
HERALD buid,ng, NO 21S Broadway
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Average TEN mDorAture yesteruay ~
Average tsmporasurs for corresponding date last
.ssss... .ss~.ss.sss ~
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4e.. for sale low. Address CASH CUsToAxR. Herald
Uptown odce.
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PEDESTRIANISM In ENGLAND.

FOURTH DAY or THE SIX DAYS CHAMPION
PEDESTRIAN COMPETITION.
[Bx CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Oct 81, 1878.
The pedestrians contsndng for the belt and the cash
prices given by Sir j. D. Ashley, had accomplished up
to ono o'clock this afternoon the following score:-
Miles,
William Corkey, OF Bethnal Green. 1856
H. Brown (Bi0wer), Of Fuham. 32S
Peter Grassland, OF Shefeld... 3O1
Charles ROwe, OF Cam mbridge. 299
Edward =. Weston, American. 298
The following were the scores OF the contestants
In the waking tourn.nsns At eleven O'Clock TO-
night
Corkey. .............. 81 Hbbcrt. ........ $40
Brown. 36S Rowsli. .....-...... 318
Weston ...... ....... 337 Crossland. ........ 3O8
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Titan J. Concy, or Pennsylvania, and Judge Will
lam W. Crump, Of Richmond. Va. are At the Nov
York John King Jr.. vice president OF the Bsiss.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and Robert Gar.
rett OF Baltimore, are At the Brunswick. General
Anson Stager. OF Chicago, 10 at the Giissy Joseph
Hicxson, general manager OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Of Canada, 10 n the Brsvoort Ex-Govsrnes
Henry Howard. Of Rhode Island; Andrew T. No
Cintosk. OF Pennsylvania, and William L Bostwick.
Of Ithaca, are as the Fifth Avenue Captain Clark q.
Wells, United States Navy, is at the Metropolitan.
Josiah II. Drummond, OF Portland. Me-, 10 ~ shs
Union Square Commander James O'Kane. Untsd
states Navy 10 at the Westminster. H. B. HurlbuA
president OF the Indianapolis and ST. Louis Railroad
Company, ts At tho Windsor.
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LOST IN THE IRISH SEA.

THE BELvErIA RUNS DOWN THE BRITISH REV.
xNUE CUrTxR YANKx-sKvENrEEN LIVES
LOST.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALp.1
QUEENsrowN, Oct. 81, 1873.
The National line steamer Helvetia, Captain
Thompson, which left Liverpool yesterday for New
York, arrived here to-day and reports that she was
IN collision on Tuskar Light to-day with the British
revenue cutter Fanny, which foundered almost i'm
mediately. Seventeen OF the Fanny's crew were
lost and seven were saved.
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COUGHERs, IL YOU COULD SEE YOUR OWN
lungs would know how much they needed tho healing
and antiin atory action OF HALxs HONEY or A0Ah'
TAR
rIxE's TooruAcan DRoPs cure minute.
The New York herald., 1878-11-01
CHINA AND JAPAN.

HONG KONG VISITED BIZ PTRArEs-A LONG
yIGHr IN THE STREETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 81, 1873
the steamer Gaelic which arrived hero to-day
from Hong Kong, Yokohama, brings the following
advicss:-
HoNG Kov9, Oct. l. 1873.
On the night Of September rs extraordinary. at
tack was made by Chinese pirates ON u house IN
king-Iak street. In Hong KonG, occupied by Chinese
mercnant and supposed 10 contain largo Quantities
o treasure. The assa,lants landed ~ midnight and
organized tho assault with great care posting SEN
tincs and keeping guard ovor the entire noighbor-
hood. A light was main stained for several hours be-
tween the pirates and ths police. The former at
dispersed and ncd In boats. Ono OF pirates was
killed aud several were wounded both sides. The
punder secured ~ tho thieves small. Great OF.
element prevails Ia Hong Kong and precautionary
measurvs demanded.
Vice Consu General Bailey has taken control Of A.
fairs In the Shanghai United States Consulate Cen
sraL
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COINAGE STATEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1878
The ioii0wiug n q statement Of the coinage exc
cused n the United States Mint In this city during
the month sndsns October 81, 1885,
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sozoDoxri sozoDoxrii

This aroatis wash eudors the tessh pearv vhs
mparts tho breath delightful frAsrancs Ssld By
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A CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL.

........ .........l,e $50 pieces
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TENTH CON
aREssroNAL DISTRICT or THE CITY or NEW
YORK;

The undersigned citizens and taxpayers Of the city
New YORK noticed with great sasisfactton thst
Mr. ORLANDO POTTER has accepted the nominasisu
a. your Rcpresentative In Congress
known Mr. Potter yoars. and sure thai
Now York mas rarely represented by absr and
never by a upright and honest man. We consider
his from mis- party to introducs
real and practical reforms In the administration q or
public affairs convinced that II 10 elected
he will devote himself with and energy she nter-
ests Of his constit the welfare State
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Hats So 2n) is Now Church St.. mp stairs-
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS WIysLows SYRUP for children seethin q
and diarrhUa wind colo, and regulates
she bowels rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
BEST WORM MEDICINE KNOWN. BROWNS vER.
xIvUcx CoxrIrs WORK LozssGEs rs cents . box
DYEING AND CLEANING AT fHE NEW YORK
DyxIsa AND Psrrnrso asTAsLisaxxxr Staten isisaA
Oices 0S Duane 752 Broadway, 6l0 9th av., New
York; 166 Pierrepont st.. Brookyn Etnoshed ~ ysar
HEGRMAN CO.'S TOLU AND LIvERWORr
ExrxcroRANT warranted speedy and certain cure fos
Ccuchn aud all Diseases Of the Throas
aud Lungs Il has equal For sale ny all druggsssA
hEGEMAN co. Established 1870. Chemists and Drug
gissu 303 Broadway uniy). Now York
KEEP YOUR BIRD IN HEALTH AND SON0 BIZ
uslng SINGERS PATENT PAPER For sale drug
gists and cage dealers Depot 5S2 hudson St. N. Y
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Charles O'conor.
Gcor,c q. WiliismA
w. Blackstone.
J. A. Rooscvels.
Jared Linsly.
W. n. Osborn.
A. r. Dyett.
willy wallsch.
Randolph w. Townsend
Amos 2. Emo.
Robert Hoe.
Charles A. Dawson.
Richard N. Hoe.
DR.. George =. Mallory.
q. v. OstrAndcr.
Nathan q. Ely.
Nathaniel Wheoler.
A. W. Meserole.
X. OHrm an Combes.
8. q. HarrioI
james b. Brewster.
william Sioan.
ii. w. Collendes.i
4, s. Higgiua
w. n. OwenA
g. r. Halscy.
Isaac Tancnbaum.
II. N. keera
Robert Colby.
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FINE DERBY 81 90 WORTH So 90 Us SILK
Hass s. 2n.l IS Now Church st.. up stairs.
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owart Brown
S0tnue WilietA
Amos X. Emo.
George Ticknor CwtiA
George W. Abbo.
Philip Bissinger.
Csarlcs Z. strong
Frederick Setback.
John q. Cheever.
Robert n. Hartley
Charles Hsusclt
s. VI. PcttcnyilL
John Pyne.
George r. Rowell.
Charles N. Kent
NJ. Piummer.
johnson 4 Fsulknss.
I. N. Cook
4. W. Foster.
II. Rocholl.
u d. Brown.
j. j. Little.
Jonn v. Doyle
w. l.. skidmore.
+. Buttcrick b Ca
John A. McLou ghllA.
Y. r O'Conor.
James Evans.
thomas kelloy.
Wtebusch.