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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Indiges.


STOCKTON. Rocks County. Kan, SEPT 8, 1879
De1r Sir-EOr about three years. more or less.
suffered with rheumatism. Dyspepsia and indigestion
rheumatism mad at different times. but Dyspepsia
and indigestion had nearly all the time. had
. good chance 70 test the merits Of your Indian
blood Syrup, and am cured Of both Diseases
would advise AL who are troubled to try the
Syrup L K RHODYBACK
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!. J. LODGE
Cures Fever and Ague.

FRANKFORT, Marshall County, Kan. Feb. 10. 1879.
Dedr Sir-f was troubled with Ague las. fall and
persuaded by your Agent Elliot strong to Try
bottle Of your excellent lmSliam blood syrup,
and befme had taken half the bottle va; cured aud
have nf felt anythlng Of II since would advise all
suffering with the Ague TO Try tho Blood Syrup and
will cure them. j. A. MCCAMPbEI.L.
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A Benefit to the Family.

JEWELL CITY. Jewell County, Kan- Dec 30, 1873.
Denr S6-I have been u sufferer with General Dcbil-
ity and was persuaded to try your indian BlOOsl
syrup. found II Of great benefit 20 me and my
family. MRS LUCINDA ZIMMERMAN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

VEGErINB.-For Graduating all impurities
of the blood from the system, 1t has no equal
It has never failed to effect cure, giving tone
and strength to the system debilitated by
disease.
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Female Weakness and fIeneral DehilitY.

Montgomery Co, Kan, March g. 1879
Dear Sir-My wife was In delicate health for spme
time and was only benefited BY the Of Indian
Blood SyruD. WILLIAM BAkNES
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

WEST UNION, Norton County. Kan.
Defr Sir-My little boy, aga years. taken sick
with Sore Throat and a HuaIse Group Cough. Blood
would ny out Of his mouth every time he cuugiled.
gave him some Of Jour Indian Blood syrup and
II completely cured him. He Is strong and healthy
boz. MRS LAVlNA SCIrr.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

Bishop Ames never wrote a book,
and never would preach in the presence
of reporters, if he knew it.
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Total amount of observation-disclosures

LIEUT.-COL. j. T. BRADLEY has been
commissioned Colonel of the First Regiment
X. V. NJ, vice Willis Brown, promoted to be
Major General.
j. V. PRATT of Hays City, just elected to
the office of Register Of Deeds Of Ellis Coun-
ty, has been commissioned Brigadier- Gener-
al II. V. NJ,
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OLIVER rITS0N & CO., Boston.
en-. DITSON CO., Si3 broadway, MI.
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

Friends of mine who were all cted with
this terrible disease have been cured in so re-
manner by an old regular physl-
clan Of my acquaintance that sh Ill consider
It public duty, as well as pleasure, to send
his address to them, or forward any letters
froa them to him. will make no charge
for such service. Address
A. B. A.. Bcx 1901, Philadelphia, Pa.
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"LAD1Es, c. Gilbert's starches are pure"
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The Best Remedy Known to Man

d. Clark johnson having associated himself with LII.
Edwin Eastman, an escaped captive, long slave .
Wakametkla, the medicine man VI tho COmanches. y
now prepared tn lend his aid In the Introduction Oh o
wonderful remedy Of that tribe
The experience OF Mr. Eastman being similar to thas
Of MIA ChaA Jones and son. 0f Washington County,
Iowa an account Of whose suferngs were thriilingy
narrated In tho NetO York Herald Of Dec 5h, 1873,
the facts a which widely known and 50 nearly
parallel that but little mention Of Mr.. Eastinans e.
perieBces will he given here. They are. however, pun
and Nine Years Among the COmanches and ApacheS'
Of which mention will be made HEREAFTER Suhce V
was compelled to gather the roots gums barks heIbe
end berries Of which Wakametkla,s me'iicine wa
tesiais for the successful INTRODUCTION OF the mecino
the Same now g when Wakametkla compelled him =
mako Il
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-14

A new Anthem Book Is nearly ready.
The Mnsicai Record Is always new. 800 per ye
O cents per copy.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.

6EygN AND MIMI YEARS AMONG THK COMANCHEs AND
APACHHs. A neat volume Of 300 pages, being .
simple statement Of tho horrible facts connected
with the sad OF helpless family. AMI the
captivity, fortunes and ultimate escape of Its tive
surviving memhers- For sale by our agents gen
orally. Price, $1.OU
The incidents Of the massacre, briefly narrated are
distributed by agents. FREE Of charge.
MI EastInan being almost constantly at the West
engaged in gathering and curing the materials OF which
tc medicine Is composed, tho sole business manage
ment dcvolves upon Dr. johnson. and tho remedy h7s
been called, and Is known a
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ec u en- per day at home. Samples worth -
% 10 oku freq Address SrNsOM 8 @, Purtland a

Canvassers and dealers In town and country % sell new
styles handkerchief size 1Sx18 inches put IN pack
ages OF one Dozen assorted patterns $500 can be made In
the next ninety DAYS selling them ovey family Will bug
pfica package Of twelve showing Just
what they are with wholesale price list sont T. mall f0g
eight Scent stamps; attention paid to poolA In fu-
Nre WIN. N WISEMAN, B09 lis Chicago IL
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Prof Harris after many years of study aided by ehe
zeal research and experiment. together with experience
gained in the treatment Of large number Of unf
his af Last succeeded in compromising an INFAL
IIRI, - REIGRnY Tor the srouroe "a eo,nmou as,one
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. xTo CHEMISTS,
Market and 9th Sts., ST. LOUIS, MO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
NAVT IATLLLIGLNCE.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. 3.-Captain W. T.. Fitz-
hugh If de achcd ircn The command OF the Mononga
hea and ordered 20 proceed home iad wait orders
Lieutenant Commander J. Il. Cpgnian Leutenauts
Wainwright Kellogg. J G. ErHine. Webster Doty aud
A -. Berry, Ensign W 4. Hai,cy and {. j B,d gers
surgeon c. :. Bn-cri. Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ d.
Jones Passed Assistant Engineer &. J. Mcconnell. A.
Sis ant Engineers ". b Duuniug H. II. stlvcrs and H.
l. Rad, Boatswain Alexander McConc Carpenter T.. :.
Craig aud sailmakerG ". Wngate are detached from
the MonOngaheia at the Navy ard, Mare Island Cii
and ordered 10 return home and wait orci master
g. W Brennan II detached from the Mononeahcla aud
ordered TO settle accounts Chaplain j. A. Matthews j.
detached the recelvings.p Colorado and er ntcd
three months leave. CDief-Enpnecr j. X. McNary H.
detached from duty connected with the Naval Board Of
IngIuecrs aud ordered IA, kcar.arge, 0ih INST Cbic
iciu er " g. BucnleT ~ detached from The kcdrsircc
on the aud ordered To hold himself In read.
ness for orders 10 the POwhataD.
Admiral Howell writes from the flagship Trenton, at
Vile Francbe France, under date VI OCTOBER II. that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04

The American Jockey Club will give six
races al jerome Park to-day beginning at o'clock.
number of good horses viii run on such terms as Will
probably make the contests close and exciting. In the
ist race lli mics ave hurdles, BENEFITS Dead-
head uJ7 pounds and Dandy u37 pouud-). Reeds Dis
tugbancc QIj pounds. the Newport stfbc Judith Q4l
pounds and Bertha Q39 pouad- DAILY Brothers Pom
eroy Q4I pounds and Lzze ID. u36 poundsl en-
tered
In The second race. thrce-quartcrs Of mile, Lady
Middleton QlO poundsl. r. que tllo pounds. Una QO2
poundsl Jericho QlO pounis) konrad or pounds,
Inlu CS puundSJ George Mccullough 900 pOuudsl, aud
Jessie u. 80 pou-ds) vii run.
The distance in the third race is y miles, ana Fortuna
QIa pounds. Vagraut ulO poundsl. hyermorc 200
pounds, Pequot 90 pouuds lnov'ta as pounds and
Peer lynr~ 80 pouLd,l wIl start.
g. the iOuIti race, a mlcs jericho 900 pounds
Tua QO2 poundsl Harlequin QU2 pOundsl aud Lulu
81 pound }, are entered.
The MIN race 49, selling race Of one MILE with Dan
tlUi uounu-l Ntg.Hnf llci pound~l, Hattie T. tlUi
p.uud~ Charlie Guriam 0Ol pould.J, Milan QOl
puuuusl ava llque 90 pOunds) entered.
List VII come sseelle race over IA" u course with
Benefits Dcadh-ads $50 poand>). aud tDandy Q3G
IoumG~). Reeds DisiurDtrce QI3 pounds tnc Newport
Sfahc's JudIin 14l pounos) ANA Bertha Q3S p0unds)
Dalv Brothers POmcroy NiD pounds. and Lizzie ID
Q3G pound~) ate i. QJ9 pounds, Bay Rum Q37
pounds and B,uchcr C3@ pounds, ~ starters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
BUSINESS INTERESTS.

THE NIvADA BANK 70 REDUCE lis CAPITAL FROM
Ten TO THREE MILLIONs-EAILwAY NEWS. ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 2.-Yesterday at the
meeting OF he Nevada Bank. n decided 10 reduce
the capital 100000 to S3.OO0,oOO The
assigned is taxation. The reduction will save
the stockholders auout 100000 per annum under the
present system Of ana still larger sum
under tine ~ stem expected 10 prevail when the
state stlution goes into fan lorce The old officers
were rejected
DIS MoINEs. Iowa. Nov. 2.-Tae c)al dggcrs
If tie Eureka. Eclipse. syph,r aud Watson Mines
siruc M body Yesterday, and quit work Their gricS-
aucc j. the present Of weighing the coal. The
strikers claim this j. purely personal mOvcmcn,
out slide co. 20 10, begun the Jtn iu.f. AL
oV,l sale isr adv ancc OF e Gene pee bushc IN
vases.
INuIANAruIIs 90. Nov. 2-Tnai part Of The Chicago
ard Ltsr Huron ifOid running rom Valparaiso Ind,
Inr Huron. Mich. WAS sold yesterday by tUmuis-
-.oaer ". T.. Flsnblck TO "a committee represent
lu- Tie g and Iunk Railway, under foreclosure
gage. Tor 100000. Tho purchasers assume the
dents lc %, Receiver Peek.
Cisci>, All, nov. "A special dispatch to The COM
merciii -ruiu GahpO SAYS that Ialhutt Co., whole
SAFE na.d drales have mad an asignme III o Il.
G.. WtlIrl. Their H. abilities amount 20 81 coo.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l.Ihe directors Oi tic Pcunsyl-
van. Ii iluad hcid special meeting TO- iny, und
solved declare seninnu dividend Of pig per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
pLCcKY FlGHr UITH uISKhD BURGLARs.

MIDDLETowN, y. Y, Nov. 3.-At Morsston
stat 90. on he New-York and Midland X urOad. IN sui
ivan County. early Yesterday morning three masked
mcn entered the store OF Divine DUBOIS Co.. Ia order
10 rob Che safe, winch supposed 10 cOntail con-
ii .e.dble sum money. The robbers wdk,ned VIII IN
u uuai IS. Ut alone the store ana with pis
tots poutrd al his face commanded Il 'ncc They then
gagged hun aud took him To tne Office. where. with
threats ing his out they demanded that he
should open tne sifc. which has combination lock.
Dcnnau refused, when they inflicted serious Injuries
upon Daring tuc stIug gle tore The masks from
"a, faces co. Two II the men. Failing IN the attempt To
compr him To- open hc SAFE, itri ucd ms htnd> 10 The
ami -et tJ the safe and -it without taking any
tIu.. M. DcHmau managed to free himself from tue
OK. his c- hrnugnt assistance about daylight.
lie UNCONSCIOUS when released and remained no
during all daN >ulaay. Durng SUNDAY night hc IecON
cred cons' business aud account 81 the aitiI.
His HE Is not in danger. Ius II tie Inird attempt
made go roo the store witAIn lev years. Mr.. Denman
being attaChcd each tnnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....N
ARIlIN .n

PORT OF NEW-YORK. NOV g.
ARRIVED
strFrsnce fPr Robinson London oct -. to Hurst
%. To + W Hurst.
Sir Bristol r Svmons. Bristol Oct TX 10 W ID Morgan
SIR Mcrcator (Belg Mime, Antwerp IL lays to Tnncb
Fdye Co.
Crescent CITY, Porter. Asp.nwal oct "a u Pacnc
Mail - CO.
Clyde & Co
SIR City Alexandria. Deaken Vera Cruz Oct % Gam,
peace e Progresn p. Havana 80 e. Alexander Son.
StrGlancus. Bear-e. Boston. o. "A L Dimuck
str Eleanora. Bragg Portland. t0J 4 Ameg
snip Riverside tof Bath. Rich Liverpool sept l In b,u,st
~ R,nham Bpyrs'n. Pickering &
ship star ~ Giecce lo Beiast. Legge London 81 Iav,
with chalk Z. : Lawrence & c.. - ''''
ship Marposl Of san Francisco. Matsel Iivarnnoi az
DAYS Win md-c 20 order vessel To Geo lIowrs Co
p STEAMBOAT pf Yarmouth ~, Scclty London 3G diva
In ballast to Boyd & lime '"''
~hp Levi - burgess tof IhomaztOn Starretf Ap,we,n
sept Is Z" snow * burgess anchored -antv fir,s ~
lIumh MT Cornelius Bremen halt.
Punch Edye q Co anchored Hook or risr
laIk Douglass CAmpneil lof Weymouth \ :, -,
Hook for orders. '@"'y
Bark Mary Greenwood. Davis. Psagua los dav. ,, -,
trate ~ soda a. VIM Grace a TO- '' VII" M
Bark Jason iStrl. AibTcclt bordeaux AZ davs v,o
ton Roads IN ballast 10 IhcO liuger. 49, ia hump
BalA sea erAt iN"t JacouScn. london i6uavs n hal,
Funch Edye & 60. ' ." "'i''st
Bark Darm'r 'Nor Have. stavenger 40 day.. in b,Ia.
10 e Tobias s 90. ''' ~ ""ilast
BARK CncL'ien Godfrey Manila June 49, with sugar o,,
Ia oricti vessel to Chase Talbot * 60 s"' u"
BARK Mlndwari ioi ~ John 49,. sloane & ariir "A d.
In ballast W Bsrtaur ''"''' % uAys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
HYDROGR.IPHIC REPORT
IYpEoGRAPllC OFFICE. CHART pgPARrMF'
A-IfNgTaN N.v Il"l

UYpGoGKNliC OFFICE. CHART DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON Nov. 3. 1879.
The following the report ~ the United state. Hydro.
graphic OnIcc fur The week ending November ]. 1879
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING TIE WEEK.
SO SO Title. North Pacific Ocean. "
Correction light on northwest side of sun Isand.
40 81 chart go Title. of Fundy South Part Cor
rec on exhibition ~ Grand H1rbor Light. Mcnln
Island. Bay Of fuIdy.
Of chart. L. Title Northeast OF America, sheet fl.
same correction.
OF Chart u. Title. River and Guf Of st. Lawrence,
correction.
so Of chart - Title, North Atlantic Ocean, Sheet l.
correction
10 OF Chart 32i Title. Coast OF Portugal Correction
eNhiaiiipn ct Guia Light. Lisbon Bay Portugal
of Chart 80 Iltle Entrance 10 River Iagus same
correction. -
sheet ~. Correction. wreck on Isle of Wight ~h0ii
Chart. l. Title NOlthfast Coast ~ NOrt Ame rica
sheet Ill Correction. automatic signal buoy outer Caso
BAY. Maine
30 chart 80. Title. Dover straits Correction wreck
southwest of Duureuess. English Channel;
signal buoy sodihwes 81 Cape Gfisnrz France.
No. OF Chart cob Title Engsh channel Sheet II. same
correction.
rcttiOn.
proache- rio fc IL PatI--OInlinLs etc.
NJ ~ Chart 80. Title Coas. of Brazil Sheet Ill Same
correction.
plafl Haul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
RATHER AWKWARD. Young

IL
H,.t... .bN mlddl'-tgcd stTuuerr whom I.
alone III Browns EtudoJ: Good picture. ain't III Od
,tilton's bought H. IN Duke, You know. Brownies
D.iug down to : iiton 10 snuOt VISA could win
MIN nut I'm booked London tli Christmas just my
uc.! Capital OH boy, SiiliOhi Looks Ike an old
cl.,I cSinan. Gets light after dinner: tells rummy
.ofes makes fIur old place. odpiial tnoot-
MI AwI'y inlit girr ladies taiueInDcII. Nearly
"A dozen al tnciu, ali ir-cAcd Du,hrss Tremendous
matchmaker Bag Won nr ore Won Jack ROBIN
,oi u you don't look Unt! Awfu iun the old Duchess
ID You happen kdoW her by sight Sniuy red nos.
AND A. under hung a. a bull dog AL here's Browne al
last ;-tI.nter Browne sudicnyJ-Ah! Bragg how are
yoni let introduce you To tie Duke Of sultoni-
Punch.
"TURNING Ills FLANK.n-Mr. Brlsket (the
Butcher. Good nOrning, Mr.. CnItties! You're "a
LAWYER, and want your advice. what can de- with "a
man hose dog a as some neat from shop 4" Mr.
thattls. Uhc I.tw,tD: -" Demand the valne or sum
mon the owner" M. Brsket urium phantly): Then
4 want sx-Ind sIIpencr IRON you. cir, or else I'll
mon yer! Your dog there ran away with piece of
inu ~ that valley from these premises last night "
Mr. CnItics Hum-sh-H'ml Then II you'll hand
me over tWOpeuce shall just be square, Mr. Bri-ke
uiy lee for consultation 10 iX-aLdeig pence -
lPupch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
CHARGED VIII AESON.

long examination IN tine ctse of AucuStus still
mac,eI charged with setting fire to- ms shoe Store
a. ". 2l7 euth ave. was Lad before Justice Fam
mcr af ga Jcf r-on Market Police Clugt Yesterday
cruoon. but no facts addition io tho>, hcrcto-
fore publ shed wcrc develops 2. IhrIc no posi-
tive cy.aeucs showing that Sllnack-r sci FIR 90
siauiill IN character jude Fiauuner remarked
tia from fuc apparent >tia- forward story of 'hc
pIi- .ncr. and his manner free from restraint. lc
Could hardly think that hc would conrmt such an
act. lie WAS willing to eive the accused every
oppOTt unity to shaw h's Iuuocs Icy, and would
therefore adjourn the further examination of liz,
cas- until the latter part Of the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PREFERRING THE srArE BANK SYSTEM.

PREFERRlNG The SlAIE BANK SYSTEM.
A NATIONAL BANK PROP ISIS TO WITHDRAW
TLANs FoR CLKArING STOCKS.
The officers of the Union National Bank are con-
sidcring the cxpedirncy OF Withdrawing it from the
National system. The stockholders who called ut
the bank yesterday to receive their dividends were
requested to their opinions in regard to the
measure. The U~ion Bank il well known rs the
favorlte bank Of the neiabcr- of the Stock IN
change. It, daily exchanges very large and It's
cerifcations amounted jus before the recent order
Of tie Controller of the Currency. To- about
$1,000. coo Nearly the whole of this business Is
derived from stock brokers. The project to with
draw from the National Bank system and 60 return
t. the less ink restraints of sc state laws has
been de ritcd upon. Other banks said To- De
considering he ruhcy Of tins course bat have not
taken mea>Ur vet u bring TIE matter before their
stockholders.
IL is thoucht doubtful if any plan for the clear
ance of stocks will he a'opIei hv the conference
committee appointed recently by tie ; eek EN-
n clearing house for stocks are considered iusHper-
able and the methods in vogue IN European
countries are thought unsuitable to American WAYS
Of business. Among the other devices which have
been suggested l. the establishment of bank 10y the
members of the Exchange with capl'al OF
SJ,O0OO 900. or SIO.0O0OOO. This bank, II l. pro-
posed shall occupy tine same relation To the eN-
change that the Gold Exchange Bank has 10 TIC
Gold Exchange. The proposal has not met with
change One of the conference committee said YES
terday thai II extremely doubtful If any change
ia the methods of doing business would De ac-
cOmpliSh 81 al present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
HEAVY SATINGN BANKS SUITS.

NEw-OELEANs, Nov. 3.-Thc Liqudating
Coupas toners q. tnc Louisiana Savings Bank have
filed .uits AS follows III the Fih District Court Against
T. { Palmer aud othcis Board of Directors of said
bank claiming 100000 for mlsmanaa cment OF said
company, and other illegal acts c mmiited; against L.
C. Palmer 4 Co. claiming 5000 illegally drawn from
tbe bank los Palmer and char ed Ia profit and loss
against Edward Conery for ~ 900. illegally Withdrawn
from said also suits fi amounts due Tor unpaid
stock a- follows: T.. &. Palmer. $4,000; Edward
C,lerv $50 900 James Jacks -, $4,000: j. II. kear
$1,000 Feed Wing. $1,000. The persons above
named constituted The Board Oi Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
4 VLRY COOL INDIAN.

RAwLINs, Wy, Nov. "A courier from the
front arrived here last night with dispatches and mail
All is quiet General Merritts camp On October 20
an Ind entered the 10 have peace talk. lie
was informed that General Merritt had authority to
make peace. lie then grayey told tho General that II
would up his arms. ammunition, horses snd
mules. he would be allowed u leave with ms After
Indian left the camp, numerous signal fires
observed IN toe ncignDorhood Two companies Of III
fintry will be stationed al Snake River protect stores
and furnish escorts Tor wagon trans win supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04

the United States steamer Alliance sailed the
10th for Boston, Mass, via the southern passage hav-
ing board the sick and the courtnar-
TAILED the European squadron and having ef
changed portion of her desiring to retnlis Win
the same number of men from the Trenton.
Secretary Thompson received a cable dispatch from
Commodore shufeldt this morning reporting that me
1iconderOga has arrived at Adcu from Zafsbar, with
all on board well, and that she VIII leave In about nve
DAYS for Muscat, the Persian Gnlf and Bombay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMEN.

Charles Sotheran complained yesterday 10 super
ntendent Walllug that Iammany men broke up a
meeting which he address NJ IN StuyycSant
Hall, IN Seventeeuth-st., on Sunday, pushed him
from the platform aud abused MN. and that when
be called upon Officers Brennan and Lew, of the
Eighteenth Precinct, TO protect him, they refused
and joined IA abusing hln. An Italian made "a sim
liar complaint with reference To an officer OF the
twenty first Precinct, who failed to arrest three
men who had assaulted him. when summoned 10 do
%. Charges were prcferIe against the officers by
,rder of SUPERINTENDENT Wallmg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
BRoOKLYN pDII1IClANs rIGHrING

An alteration occurred last evening. about 10
o'clock, between tvo Brooklyn politicians Fredcr-
lex :. Massey. president of the Boald of City
Works. and Michael j. Dady. who. until last Satur-
dqv was Stperintcnd nj of Sewers. IN saloon near
TIE CITY Hail. Brpoklyu. where politicians resort.
Il appears that - idy. VINO vas discharged from lbs
position by the Commissioners of CITY Works, cu-
tered the saloon and WIS accDStcd by Mas, IA "A
friendly tone lie replied 10 an insulting manner.
InefeupOu Nlss-y used vigorous c.utict. and fol-
lowed il with a blow, knocking Dldy down. But
the latter severely punished Massey before the by
ISLANDERS succeeded III separating the cOubatants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
A FAlLURE IN III an TRADE.

The firm OF I~idor y Hem. manufacturers and
wholesale dealers m fur and caps at No. 90 Green
St. made yesterday an assignment for the benefit
OF thrir creditor, to Edward Sicglitz The total
hahhties ar, e~;ima e ai 100000 the following
being tre .efcr,ed creditors: VI. /. Sucgiitz q
Son. - COS .: llallD. Sucalictz u Co.,
Sl75T2 20; Theodore krz. Sle}3 81; l.. Sins,
St.IGs 40: i. Meyer y Co.. ~2.Gij y. the ill
debtcduc-- D. mosl, In thus city, and the firm as
scfts that tine creditors Will rccvc at least go per
Ger of their claims and probably be paid IN full
Tho iirm has been Iu cXi.terce siIcc 1850. and II
J. believed mat they viii be able To- continue the
bushes. alter ne ting of tie creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
ADI,nnNE,r WATCmMAN-

AZ tn Tomhs Police Court. YESTERDAY. before
Justice Morgan Charles IIaughtou. agr twent, zone
years of Stamford, Conn, was aTragucd. a
crargc OF having. while acting in the capacity Of
Waterman al tee Hotel Bristol. at No. 5Ol Fifth
ave. on J IiN 2i. distracted diamond Gloss and
other tuukets all of the value 90 900 deposited
with hiu for sac kc- from tin boX-tIc prop
eiiV Of a woman iiou ID Francesca. who had been
STAYING ln tde house Tor some days He wen; To
fhiladelp "a, Ia Denver Colorado. Boston. amt
finally 10 gland. lie was renamed lOr further
eNainiuai