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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
SUMMER LEISURE
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 23.-The weather
IA delightful COOL bright with fresh seabreeze, the
blue waves dancing and long breakers chasing one an
other up the beach.
The NewYork railroad tlcketagens have invited those
OF Philadelphia TO meet them here tomorrow and par
take Of a clambake at Pleasure Bay
subscription list opened yesterday at the West
End Hotel for the benefit OF the sufferers from yellow
fever in New-orleaus In few minutes 800 was gyen
mostly in sums Of So Presbury Hidreth, propretors
of the hotel headed the list with gilt Of So. The list
Is stlll open.
Major J. v. Allstrom was serenaded last evening by
Petermanns band
There IA To be n running and walking match between
colored men, for purse Of 500. ON Mans, opposite
the Ocean Hotel on Monday
The Brighton Polo Club viii play tomorrow evening
M G. on the grounds adjoining the Hotel BRIGHTON.
William 7. Green, the head waiter oil the West End
cane by the walters to-day. He returned thanks
In speech OF about twenty minutes loog' ,,... All.
the Rev j. W. Stevenson, OF Trenton, lectures this
evening ON the " Formation Of Character"
AnSns HoyyinpdHW H sIyre and wife, IT. g. Goodwin
and wife Bethlehem, Penn; W. ROtch Mister and wife,
s. ". Roberts, W. G. Moore and Te, &; A. ss.aner ana
W johnson d. W. Wylie, II. 3. Brock philadelphia; f. A.
Lister Camden George b. Boggs, Trenton. ,v,r,.,
Breck Providence. r. L; X. II. Wilson aud wife. s.
Brown, Mss Skinner, Elizabeth: TT r p,d,rop 90,
At The Mansion HOuse-Col0nel II; q BqwGn, san
Franc,co; W. Costa and family j. Hughes, !. Douglas
@. W. Rogers ana daughter mOfflhtOMui
i. Frank Fnlrclly. Passale; O. orge NJ. Lewis ana
family Newark; Miss Emily Weaver, Wallace Y. VII
and Family. Colonel II. j. Rogers, New-1ork.
Al the ocean Hote-Ihe Rev. W. IL, Powers and WIFE,
yirgn MIA. A. McNrfl and family ChieagO Colonel III.
# Warne Easton, Penu. Dr.. John II. Van Dusen, New
Brunswick n. j.: DE- W. j. Andrews, Newark; DR..
George 4. Ritter. Yassar COLLEGE.
Al the Hotel BnghtOn-M Gray. Miss Heath, Boston,
Miss Ella A. sedgwick, Brooklyn; Nj. lie BIun Cooper,
A Rlrstow ana WIFE Fielding GraysOD, T. NJ. Earle ana
family. J. b. Taylor, New-HOrk. 49,
a. lie West End HOtel-Millam Shoemaker, j. W.
s,atr aud wife Washington; C. n. Arnold ana vile, l..
Usshrouek Innis POugIkeep se Henry A. Choate aud
wife Frank Smith aud wife, Boston Etner Il. ANY,
Hackett Barnet H. Van Anken, IT,, Benjamin Wood aud
family Edgar Hendricks Mrs. H. Il. AtterDuryI b. "
Atterbnry, Now-YOrk.
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THE SEASON Al NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Aug. GA brilliant reception
was given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tucker
at their villa on Beoyue-aye.
Charles Nordhon, the journalist Ia in town.
Among the hotel arrivals the following:
At the Hotel Aquidneok-George W. Thomas Mrs. J..
W sbaekleord New-York; Mrs. Rockwell Putnam, Sara
toga Springs; J. A. Spencer and family. Waterbury
Conn, Mrs j. L. whitor au1 daughter, ithaca, N. Y; f.
@. Hamilton, George f. Clnrke Springfield; George d.
bromley, g. McNchol. A. @ Fisher, New-York; b. ].
Stone, w-Hayen. ,-,,,-
A. tbe Ocean HOnse-H w. Taylor Poughkeepsle; j.
y Warmer, A. T. Bacon, Pittstield. Mass; Mrs Minus
Mrs Poe and family, Francis White and FAMILY, ,, H.
Ta0gart J. Ellinger and wife, Baltimore; r. L. Gibson
mud wife Miss MONTGOMERY, GEORGE Taylor.
NewOrleans; II. B. Henson, Mrs. Richards, d.
IT Knowlton aud wife. Carlos q. ID. Garmendia
"a a Garmenda, Leo Riess, T. 4. Harper, j. W. Boyle
and wife Now j. w. Johnson and wife, San Fran
cisco j. l. Reese and wife, Al6anyi ". H. KoDtrtson
Brooklyn Samuel ClarksOn and wife, Q. H. Weoh and
,yiSc ~ nj WEIGH Mis-. john HILL Misses Brown and
Coleman philadelphia J. Boyd and family, Hayre dc
Grace: j r. Clark aud wife, Brooklyn W. e. Hall
Perth AmbOy; c. l.. EastOn, Chicago; q. H. stan1ope
Uayana; C. A. Ramsay, Iowa. Alfred Hutton Mon
treal IA W. Shields, Mob e (; A. r. Lewis Maryland -
q enbOuel Easton, PENN Webster Bruce CuiuDer-
land Md; Mrs j. Gilbert, Il. StOddart and family Phia-
YgpwPoRT. Aug. 21-H b. Majestys ship Beorophon.
ocnnnanrd Inv two tenders. Is expected here to-nOr
rovv 1rrm Hall AK Sir Edward Thornton, the British
Ministsr and RearAdmirA w. Gore Jones' the naval at
tanbe OF the British legation will arrive here tonight
by rail TO meet tbs vessels.
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6uerial Notices.


Mans Mission ON BarihA thorough Medical Treatise,
Indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may DO removed Inc
experience Of ~ years study observation ana professional
pracse showing the agencies that VIII insure RESTORED Man
hood vitality sound conditions OF Health
impaired Dy oYertaked powers slaohent
Obstacles Marriage and OF the means u remove
them Nv mail zoe curency postage sauipsl Address
seoY Mupeum Anatomy and science l46 Br0AlWaY ~ ~
Poat once Nonce.-Ths foreign sue weeE endns
sATIRDAY August a. 1875, Will close az Shis 0aaee Oa
WEDNES DAY at $3.50 for Europe, by steamship ADys
na via Queenstown correspondence Tor France 10 be for
warned by be specially addressed) AUD AZ
M fof France direct BY Steamship Pereire wa tayrei
on THU RsDAY at m, for Europe by steamship Oly
and France 10 be forwarded this steamer must be specially
sddrs.seI and at IL m Europe by steamship Geler
va Plymouth, Cherbourg ana Hamburgi on AfUhDAf,
AZ ii a. m, Tor Tor Europe, ~ steamship OeFnano wa
Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany and scotland 70
81 forwarded By this must Dc specially Addressed
and al a Tor scotland direct by steamship Bolivia va
Glasgow and li;30 m. Tor Germany &C. Dy steamship
Mose Southampton ana Bremen Correspondence i9r
1lreat Britain the Continent 20 Dc forwarded W t
steamer % specially adervsse The steamships Aoys
sna CITY OF Brussels and Germanc do not taE0 mails m
Dsnsrs sWSaep NSI way The mails iOI the West ~
des ana Venezuela Newi DIRK August 20 The mails
for Asuuwa south Pacific porte eaye orr Al
S1st III The malls Mexico leave NeWfOrk August ~
Inc malls for China aud leave san Francisco August
AZ The malls Australia &C., leave san ffancisco Septem
Def~ I'll JAMES. Postmaster
Post once Sew.YorK. August H. 1874
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DIED.

BRowN-on the 2lst inst, Henry ATmitt Brown.
Funeral Jamess Church. Philadelphia, M Satur
day, August q.
CUMMINGs-In Brooklyn, Thursday August 90 William A.
RSeTyes ana friends ar5 respectfully invited attend the fu
neral from residence 237 Unionst Monday, Au
pAyIs-In this city August 23 1873 Dr. NJ Reynolds Davis
late surgeon Of steamship Acagqco ana eldest son oil DIT
The remains win Troy the train leaving Grand
funeral services be held in Troy sunday, August %
JARMAN-August 80 Ron B. Jarman, eldest son of D. H.
RELATIVES ana ends arc invited to attend funeral
80 South Porandaye, Brooklyn. at O'Clock D. M sun
day, 2jth inst.
LoRD-At stamford Conn.,. August 49, John p Of Dr.
John Lord. in the Both year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LYNCH-At Harlem Friday August a. Of consumption
George H. r. lynch benz held al ms late rsshee 195thst
and 2dave. on sunday August 20, at O'Clock p. IN.
LGha Ss ps ATS1t n Sor HS@'' D. Morgan
Notice Of funeral hereafter q, .,,., to. ...,,.. 81
East 24ttst William Siblo the set year Of his
Rel9tves and friends are ny n San on Starasy ASs
a. M 10 O'Clock No flowers
son Of Gilbert and Clara s Peck, aged years months
FSnSa ro the residence Of HIS parents at Bloomfield Gath
inst, at o'clock p. m.
RoBERr-At his late residence New Utrecht L. L. August
Relatives trends Of The family are rsspscsMsy invited to
pYERon the 22d inst at her lao residence No 1852 Rose
ulO-aver Newark, ~ j. sarah A., daughter OF the late
Funeral services SATURDAY August o. at 2:30p. M
Train ROssyile, via d.. l. w r. H. leaves foot OF Bar
clay and Car stOpheTsts., New.Iork ut l;lO y. m.
STEPHFNSON-On Thursday August 90 ut CRAWFORD ~ j.,
MARY Eleanor eldest daughter OF Edmund and HenrettaJ
Stephenson %, -
Train caves foot Of 1beryst at O'Clock M returning
leaves Crawford at 4Ol o. M
flowers.
VAN BRUNT-At Brooklyn, on wednesday. 2lst inst.
Maria Henshaw widow OF Nicholas Van Bunt, In the sih
year OF her age. ..-. -, .-, -.
her late residence 1877 South Oxf0rs Saturday, gath
iust., at 8 D. m, without further notice.
wHITEHEAD--At WesthamptOn, L. l., August 81. Anna
Caldwell whitehead wife OF Aaron Pennington Whitehead
Relatives and friends are 70 attend the ia
neraI from the FIRST Church. Newark N. j.
Saturday, August %, at D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
KANSAS CITY WATERWORKS BONDS.
From the Kansas city Timss, Auoust 20.

From The Kansas CITY Times, august 20
The fact that portion of the security held
by the for lis advance of State funds to the
Mastn Bank consists OF S35OOOO of Kansqs City Water
those bonds which Is singlarly inconsistent coming
from those protesting desire tu protect the states
interest. The information which get from reliable
shows that bonds OF which those referred 10
are portion OF Issue OF SSO0OO0 secured by
a first mortgage and the only mortgage there 49, the
works furnishing this city its wafer supply The works
belong to the National WaterwOrks Company, OF New
York, corporation organized under tue laws or the
Kansas City BEGUN far back 1873 and IN 1873
Charles Fox IL sons eminent bankers OF London. having
been applied to for the purchase OF the mortgage bonds
OF the company sent competent engineer by the name
OF Edmund Wragge TO this country to investigate IN
their behalf His report shows that up to May Of 1875,
tuere had beOn 100000 expended In ground labor
teral, etc. and Charles Fox Sons decided to take tie
entire issue OF bonds although subsequent misunder
standing between the Waterworks Company ana the
city changed their determination Since May, nf 1879,
learn from the cOmpany records that there has been
about three hundred thousand dollars additional eX-
pended the The properly represented by that
outlay OF money Is security TOR the bonds, an add
ton the credit OF the corporation Issuing tnem The
works admitted be well constructed and are IN
successful operation They would seem To be au abund-
ant guarantee for the principal of the bonds.
To the payment Of interest the bonds the income
from the works primarily to be looked to. The inter
est (SS000OO nj per MI IL S00,OOO. the books OF
company show That its net earnings for the year end
ing June 80 1873, S70Sll O6, ana that there mas
been steady increase from quarter TO quarter or chat
amount the city paid $4,000 beside AL taxes In jack
County according the terms OF contract that rs
to un twenty years. The rental nom the city ana
from private consumers must increase with the clys
growth and il shall continue at its present mOmen-
tum Ot which there Is no reasonable question: period
works several times the interest ON their mortgage liza
biity.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-JOhn Scully, Editor Of The
S0erset Penn HeGtd was drowned near Cumberland Mo-
south Branch.
UNION SPRINGS, Ala. Aug. 23-Robert Mitchell.
ami step grandfather in April 1871 At least 10000 negroes
Witnessed the uOn. He had made several confessions
but on the scafold he said no was Innocent
NEwBURG, N. Y, Aug. 23.-Michael StapletOn,
the boy who shot Wednesday evening respasse
rested for the shooting aud afterward taken away FROM the
Shod by the mob severely beaten recovering and Is
held 10 await the result OF the COroners inquest,
ST. Louis, Aug. 23.-Ben Shoemaker, a miner
shot ana killed young named Connolly, and fatally
wounded COnnelys father Short yesterday while
Shoemaker assisting the constable arrest them
issued .at his request The people threatened 70
lynch Shoemaker, bat he safely lodged Ia jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
SHELTER ISLAND ARRIVALS.

Among the guests who have arrived recently
at the Mauhasset House, Shelter Island. are the follow
tps; The Hon. ]. NJ. Francis aud wife. Troy; T. NJ.
pehop. Boston; James Slater New-Yorkj l. o. Wood
ruff Buffalo, 4. b. Wilkinson, wife, nurse and child
Mrs W. r. Buell. and son, Miss Nellie stone Mrs. s. W..
Conns and Miss NJ Root Hartford l. II. Titus, Brook
lyu, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Spencer Misses Bessie and Daisy
spencer, Cincinnati; O. NJ Wild. Hew-Yorki Peter
smith, England; A. X. Bede and wife. Hempsteadi ID.
B BedeIl Emile Bedell, New York. j. Ireyllt PIKE
R.relay Hew-Yorki Miss A. Cooper. Amherst, Mass
Mrs j. a. stanton, Misses g. T. d.. A: c. W. and A.
n Tsnnard and Edward Leonard. New-LOndon; John
A sIrichner, ID. McB. Hunter, Mrs. y. s; Faile, Mss
Faile Masters George and W. H. faiie, W. y BALD Geo.
rscI and wife New York; Mra Henry sanford, Bridge
nort. a. H. Coggeshell and wife, NewYorki Henry Bed
lev wife child and nurse, staten Island.
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IMPORTANT REFORMS IN EGYPT.

A project is under consideration which, lis be-
leved the Khedive will accept tomorrow whereby Nubar
Pacha will become President of the Council and Rivers
Wilson Minister of Finance The Khedve and his family
will all their lands to the State, and oOmpre
heusVe scheme for the reform OF administration meud
ing large retrenehnents in the civil list will be decreed
MR. WILSON RENDERED THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE.
Ldter.-The Khedye has formally accepted the recon-
meudaons of the commission which has been inquirug
into the condition of the Egyptian revenue. Nubar
Pacha has agreed TO form Ministry Rivers Wilson has
teegraphcd home asking permission from Her Majestys
Government to accept the Ministry Of Finance III the
new Cabinet.
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LAcRossE An NEWPnRr.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 23.--The great cham
pon lacrosse match place the polo lot this after
noon, between the RavenswoOd, Long Island Club, the
Union Club OF Boston, and the New York Lacrosse Club
The Rayenswood and Boston Clubs were selected TO
play the first contest This resulted in sweeping VIC
tory for the RayensvOOd Club, who three straight
games and according to the conditions OF the match the
best three out OF FIVE They then 10 play the New
York Club. In this they also winners, capturing
three goals in and winning the championship
cup which the gift of James Gordon Bennett pres
dent OF the polo clu), who acted referee and pre-
scented the prize TO the team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
JUDGE KEoGHs INSANE ACT.

UUbLINf IIuHlI
Judge KeOgh continues insane, and will be
confined ia asylum Bruges The Express gives the
following particulars concerning him.. The Judge, it
says entertained the idea that his servant and his regis
trar had entered into conspiracy to shut him up in
lunatc asylum At the dead OF night he went into his
servants room armed with a razor, and cut him In the
neck and asso severely in the stomach He then left him
and proceeded 20 the registrars The registrar
hearing noise started up. Selling large pillow, he
closed with his assaant and shouted for help. The
people In the hotel alarmed and finally the Judge
vent, as there asylum in the place. since his
the Judge has attempted TO destroy himself
The Government have already taken steps TO I'LL his
Oh bench
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
AUSTRIA PREPARING.
1--WE CoMMANDERs APPoNTEp.

FIVE COMMANDERS APPOINTED.
sERvIA AND MONTENEGRO TO BE OvER-AwED-THE
PORTE TREATING HE GREENS Win DIsDAIN.
Austria has appointed the corps commanders
of the army, 100000 strong, which she is pre-
pairing for active service in order to deter
Servia and Montenegro from pursuing a hostile
course. The Porte has declined to consider the
Greek demand for the territory granted in the
Berlin Treaty. The Khedive of Egypt promises
important fiscal reforms, and offers the Minis
try of Finance to Rivers Wilson.
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PUBLIC OPINION

Rutler insists that Stanley Matthews
Ben Duisbed for holding the Potter Committee IN
% cannot SS sb P1'i taa s' 10s 1s
H. - saratoga resolutions are commendable
ine maj he Convention should deal " wisely and
"A nrgpt ~, - with the questions which VIII come
tempcfo arss ,s an excellent sentiment and we are
beofe e n Il not limited 10 half dozen OF the hell
vet ~" Republicans Of Hew-Hork'-lAlOany journal
NV, ,rs tn us that the spectacle of Butler
y Ocsheruaforial chair and i've or SIX Democratic
Ss from Massachusetts would De muS3 2d @See
sdfy ing b. and only two Democratic Congressman.
GoFerpes Democracy Is Of the finest grain, but
sometimes II Is 10 die Cor It or Live for it-Washington
80 0)emJ
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FOUR RACES AT SARATOGA.
SPIRITED cONTEsTs-THE FAvoRlTEs LUCKY-VER-
MONT, INSPIRATION, EGYPT AND LUCIFER THE

hONit lNSflhAllONg ENlFA Avn LO1AEEh ihb
WINNERS.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 23.-This has been
good day fayores three out Of the four fall
ing 10 Them, after sharp running in each event The
track was I'm capital condition. and the weather Just cool
enough to make good running The first race was mile
handicap for $780, with six starters. Hattie f. % years.
LOG pouDdsl was the favOre IN the pools selling for
800; Vagrant % pears. 100 pounds, $780, Brother to
GriDstead @ years. 90 poundl $50; Majestic "a years.
95 pounds 800; Vermont "a years, 80 pounds), $50 ;
Rife a years. 90 pounds, GIL Hattie f. started In
the lead but Vermont passed her the first turn and
opening gap kept It 10 the end being pushed in the
stretch somewhat by Rife and Majestic. who finished
second aud third Time 144o French pools paid S54 so
The next race was free handicap Of Eile and three
ouarters for purse OF $500. OF which 800 to the sec
oud horse There five starters. In tho pools In
spratou (aged carrying 116 pounds. brought $500;
sbyloek faged 10 poundsI 1905 Kenny Is years, 1O9
nonnda, S2I5 Helmsman % years, 30 poundsl
81 IO Hattie r. g years. 103 pounds) 500 Kenny got
the best of the send-oh but Hemsman soon took the
lead aud made the first half mile In O41Aa He main
tanned tho lead for about mile, aud az he got pumped
t Kenny took the lead but surrendered to shylock,
who was forced 10 give way Inspiration in the stretch
Tho brus In front Of the stand was very sharp, but ln
sprat1on won In 312; Kenny second, shylock third.
French pools paid $40
The tnrd free handicap Of threequarters OF
u,e for purse OF $500, OF which $50 70 the second
horse OF the i've starters, Egypt LACED carrying lO5
pounds the fayoriIe In the poole at I'D DosWes
snowden rs years. SO pounds and sunlight % years 90
nanndsl bringing sl4Oi Lady salyers "a years, 100
roundsj sll5 Franklin C3 years, DO poundsl foO;;
Evnt started frat but Lady sally soon TOOK the eaa
and Gent il around TO the head OF the stretch
shsrp dgt then took place. both horses being urged
20 The Utmost Egypt finally got his nose IN 'front.'
Nyst under the wire and Won In 1:l7 Lazy saiYers
secend and snOwden third. French pools. paid 1910.
last came the selling race-one nile ana quarter LOT
n nurse OF $500, OF whoh $50 to the second horse
entrance free the winner To De sold az auction ioi
a. 100. N entered 20 DO sold for $1,000, allowed o
1annds; n for $3.50 10 pounds II for 5000 10 pounds
n Tor 300 90 pounds horse beaten anu not hhuhe
on race At Saratoga this year, allowed pounds edd
,ionai Incfer "a wears 08 pounds was not iay0rlte
brnginK $3.50; Klbnrn (aged 8, pouDdsl SloOi
- nnundsL $50 kiburn start best 70 give way,hOW-
10 Fury went around the back streteh Leaning
him before reaching the stretch. where Lnclie klLOuth
aud MIss MalOy fouSht sharp, pat Lactos inhaeu hY
winner with Kilburn second ana MISS hhiiog thitu
I,ime S:12is French pooh pale ~
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trustee show cause why be should not e account
with the estate OF the bankrupt firm. The petition al
leges that trustee has wasted and misapprOprated
the assets OF the estate the amount Of 100000 Upon
the nng Of the petition pracpe was Issued Tor the
granting OF the citation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
AN OLD THREAT CARRIED OUT.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Aug. 23.-The farmers
about HowelPs, Orange Co., excited over the FIRE
quency Of ineendiary fires. The barns Of Andrew J.
BerthOf and Gilbert H. Corwin have been burned within
the past three days. Alex Wilson supposed to be the
guilty person. Some fifteen years ago he sent to
prison for stealing horse BerthOlf, and was COM
united by COrwns father, thea Justice Of the Peace
Wilson, when convicted, threatened 10 get eVen He
was lately released from prison. and has been about
HOwelps. He has not yet been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
THE BOSNIAN CAMPAIGN.
THE COMMANDERS or FIVE AUSTRIAN ARMY CORPS
APPOINTED.

COMMANDEhS Of FIVE AUHlhiAN Ahm1 COhfo
APPOINTED.
LONDON. Friday, Aug. 90 1873.
A special dispatch to The Manchester Guardian
from Vienna says An imperial order names G. neral
Philippovch commander-inchef OF the Twelfth Corps,
the Grand Duke OF Wurtemberg commander OF the
Thirteenth Corps General Ramberg commander of the
Fifth Corps, General szapary OF the Third
Corps, and General Bieuert commander OF the Fourth
Corps. These corps numbering 10000 men, form
the Second Army This development OF military force
principally directed against servla Montene
gro whose participation in the instruction manifest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
FILLING KINDNESS TOWARD BUTLER.
I+oTs md BOsf0n Herald

We have not had an opportunity to sign the
h,be peliOn 10 General Butler, asking nun 70 run tof
fover1or If It will do anything toward inducing MN
,, eur slgnelure shall not be withheld We want TO
- NM In tie hed-frst because II VIII endYen an
sserEise stupid campaign, and. secondly because We
Scn Ia viii unite ali the political mOnstrosltes INTO one
NV and give US a chance TO help put head ON H."
pesoes Sen has spoken for his eptapb, and we want
hin 10 be enjoying it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
And she who uses 500
Hau tyHuun fln n me


Physicians and Psychologists have long scratched Their
heads burned the midnight OIL seeking % devise
whereby excessive corpuency might be etncr
prevented or controlled Until recently all theories" spe
cla drecons and remedies have failed But at last the
problem Is solved Aans AntFat will surely and positively
reduce flesh nj from pounds per week. No medi
cine combination Of medicines has ever been discovered
that would produce wonderful results and at the
ilme imnroYe the general health Sold DIV druggists.
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.e,o ,,srN ATryG ESTIMATE OF VOORHEES,.
DleOAIA = 80 - rndfnnnpnlis .Io1fr1lca

~ has exhibited more genius nm geItng ON
ne wrong d OF every gSGsSnSnt OF De s in
49," Tbeir canvass is canvass for Voorhees,. HIS
psenf bv Tie PEOPLE Of the State will be an Insult
ineQ nj every sOluier who gave his life for the
" w ~ insult 10 the memory Of the man who has
Uho a. Tsnea 20 the lustre and glory OF the State an
aaip IL tbe intelligence anG honesty OF the people OF
ibsats III basi IN three four months service III
W snsfe already done more TO iDjure the good name
tst stae IMAM can be repaired IN years py the IN
81 s ser,ce OF an honest successor. We leave him
w M reeord with the people Of Indiana