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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-15

The following is a list OF the authorized
agAnts ofTHELEApEhin Wyoming Territory.
Cheyenne, J. q. Mills.
Laramie City, X. T.. Fitch.
iawlins, G.. c. Smith,
Green River. =. II Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
FREEMAN'> INSCRANCE METHODS.


Ills Transfer OF TIE GUARDIAN INITIALS FUNDS
DENOUNCED IN COURT by MIR TEULL As A
"ILAGEANr FRAUD"
In the Supreme Court, General Term, yes
rerday, the Frederick A. Freeman tahcn up.
There present the prisoner in charge OF Deputy
sheriff McGouigal his counsel, Mr.. Man; whIteheaded
Henry T. Person. receiver, and his counsel, William G.
Trnll. The against Freeman involving question
Of personal liberty. first taken up. He is charged
already reported. with inducing the Guardian Mutual
.o Insurance Company purchase 1888 shares of the
Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Company stock at
more Than double the par value OF the The
saction covered other Interests ami the paid
was $4,000 The charge IL that this stock was then
worth less than SIS 800 All the companies In
MI Persons hands lie has sued Mr. Free
man and others for the amount OF this paid wit
interest.
An application TO Judge Donohue 10 release Mr. Free
man from the order ~ arrest In which the bail was Ied
$500 900 made the original papers alone de
by him. and the before the General Term
in review of this order On the part OF Mr. Freeman
urged that everything material In the affidavit OF
Mason. 90 which order based WAS entirely on
Information ana lief That this applies both the
value of the stock bought by the Guardian Company.
the allegations Of conspiracy aud Of the intentions OF
the defendant That fraud Frcemsh's part Is
shown, and II Freeman can be held these afdaylts,
any defendant be arrested In any collection suit
on the other hand. Mr.. Trull claimed that The rule
that on such motion this the statements the
Bidayits admitted 10 be True The facts 80 ad-
nltIed are that Freeman nrcsldent Of the widows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
THE POLICE BOARD FIGHT.

COMMISSIONER ERHARDTS STATEMENT.
HISTORY OF POLICE DEMoRATzA11oN WHICH
ENDED IN MR.. FRHARDTs CnARGEs-CURloUs
BITS OF THE CONVERSATIONS" WITH THE
MAYoR-sPECIFIC CHARGES AGAINST THE COM
Observation-Disclosures RESULT OF THE INVEs-
LEGATION.
The statement of Commissioner Erhardt, OF the
Police Board. to Mayor Cooper, relative to the de-
moralized condition of the force, was finished on
Thursday and copies of it were furnished yesterday
70 the Commissioners. Mr.. Erhardt refused to as
sumo the position of accusing his fehow-cominis-
sioners, and the long and informal talk with the
Mayor Is simply recital OF facts. figures and Incl
dents upon which Mr.. Erhardt lately publicly as
serted that the Board was grossly demoralHed None
of these seriously affect the reputation or any Coh
missioner there is no allegation of financial cor
rnption the neglect of duty pointed out is chiefly
of failures of one or two Commissioners to attend
meetings of the Board and It's committees; and III
their cumulative form 60 to prove only that the
discipline of the force has become lax through the
decentralization Of the Board itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
p4SSPNGER.S ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-By Steamship Mrin.--Mr. sonthemer,
r Taracena MIS-. J. Pond. G. Dend0nnG. Dr. IL NJ; HUM
phrcy L. Ouasch f. Eauk J. Caro-, Miss Caro-, W WeutLe
Sir and Mrs. Julius NOig Mrs A. GroenoW j. Gnnther' '"
Hahn.
FROM IAVANA-By steamship MORO Cl1sne-Dr r. b.
Morrow Don Alfred Icyn. hiss H. Baum. Mss L. o. Rnore
Don Ramon Alvarez +. Levy, j. H. Cardenas A Nathuho
j Girdler +. Shaughsky.
FROM ASPITWAII. FTC.-By Steamship C'yd'-W. r
sherwood Harrison. Dr. l. Crook Mrs l. Royce and
three children W SETS f. L. Aszefias, J. Mel Lehman and
two children T. b. Jones T. chen, A. Daggctt. f. Sc| artz
l. @ Mathez. A. Delaney, W. Rogers, Mrs Nelendez and
three daughters MI Bustiucnti Mr.. and MIS- j
Woodseni aud hila NJ g. Rance p. Il. Gubbon, d. Her
rord DR. A. StOuelake r. L. Benson l. L. Lane C. Chandler
" Nictorcli W. smith ". II. Townsend Hugh Stes0n A.
Write. ]. Riley. -. Sullivan.
G. > McNaiy L. Zero, D. NOyes, W. Jex q. thomson, T.
cunningham
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CLAIMING Il pARr or COMFY ISLAND.

An ALLEGED DFsCi NDANT IF ONE OF The oIilGl-
NAL PATLNrEEs SUES TOR HIS SHARE.
A suit has been begun against the town OF
Grovcscpd by Ncoas Johnson who claims TO he one OF
the heirs Of one Of original thirty patenteeS
of Conev Island 10 recover fourhirtyuintns Of prt
If the island and tn rcGts thereof, etc, collect
bv th. defendant since 1850 The complaint is Volun
nous II begins with the organization of the
Dutch West India Company, on June B. l62l'
which was given the privilege OF trading on
the Coast OF America from the Straits OF Ma
gehn 10 the rcInotest North. In 1Gi5 Governor
KIcft made a grant Of certain land. including Coney
Island This land was set off in twentycIgut shares,
but the number was afterw1rd increased 70 thryine
The land was not actually subdvldcd, tut was
consiered by the patcntccs bc held In common the
complaint reviews at length the history of the land
and titles and SAYS that the pacutees their heirs ctc
have continued to mold and enjoy the premises III s'v-
orally. 81 far as divided, and the rest IN
common. Parts of the premises conveyed 10y the
patcntees have been held by Court Van siclen
and JAG VOORHEES, and their heirs and grantees,
and IRE SIN 50 owned In 1860. the complaint con
Times turned t. Concy Island ~ sum
mrr resort TIE number Of p@tcucc,, ny grant, death
and descent uad greatly increased, many OF them were
scattered, and some mad neglected the care ana
custody or their property. The Town ,"I
Grdvcscnd voluntarily undertook TO act as agcnt Tor
had not been conveyed or released 10y thc palch''.
tn" town executed leases and collected rents The lana
All mat certain lana now commonly hhOW a, 'on'S
Island lying west Of the Ocean Parkway. bounded on
north, by COncy Island Creek and GraVcsrhd
Bay; south ana W,st N tn ocean ana
Graves mi BAY, excepting thrrcfrom an mat part
Court Van Sclcn and Jdcohu- Nu rhIc-, ana since oc-
cnInrd by them a"d thrr Air. ant srtnr,. In" pam.
III claims 10 De tlr owner 81 tour mdNdcl lhry-hhe
paris OF this land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

and Orphans Benefit Life Insurance Company ana sec
rotary OF the Reserve Mutual, ana tat tn[co VI ,ht
defcndants were officers of Guardian Mutual that
there was conspiracy obtain from thus asst company
1852 500 TOR stock worth much less and this conspiracy
was carried ont IN all its details; that the transfer OF
the stock to Gill; Clspp and HolbrooF-the indorsemen,
OF the checks BY Freeman and HOmans-the i mem OF
more han quarter OF a million dollars out OF Gunr-
dian moneys with the knowledge OF all the deendants
and Orphans' and Reserve Mutua-the resignation or
the defendant Freeman. ns president OF the WIDOWS
and Orphans-and the election Of GIL IN his place ana
stead establish beyond all question concert OF action
and combination upon the part OF the defendant Free
man and his cOdcfendants The intent 10 deffaud Is
manifest the fact that consideration TOT luess
various acts. there paid, with the knowtdgc ana
assent OF all tine Defendants the sum Of sZ02 900 OF
Guardian MONEYS, without shadow OF beDent 10 the
Guardian its policy holders and creditors ~ ]. con
hdeutiy submitted that If there case or nag
rant fraud I'm which incumbent upon me person
charged with fraud 10 rise and explain TINS Is such
case"
The Court reserved its session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
FIRE RECORD.
TIE PEARL-ST. FIRE.
DAMAGES ESTIMATED AT 100000, WELL coVEHhp
BY INSURANCE.

DAMAGES ESTIMATED AT 100000, WELL Co'EhhD
BY INSURANCE.
The fire which broke out just before Z
o'clock Yesterday morning the third hoor OF the NV
story brick building at No. SO Pear-st eAeenuine
through TO No. 81 Bridge-st., and occupied ny - :"
Atyater & Co.. bag manufacturers. at nrst see""ou -
threaten very serious connagraton the naines
rap,dy and three alarms and special calls were qu!
sent out The powers OF sixteen engines lhreo pVr
lors and the fire boat Havemeycr were wei t'ieu JEW
the flames were subdued. About eighty WOMEN "io
thrown ont OF employment by this catastrophe M""'
OF them were in ignorance Of the fire until 'le " oI
work YESTERDAY The following is list OF the ioSa'S
Atwater r. s. a c y, occupying NO ~ Brldse-T'' anu
the third and fourth Of No. 80 Pearst as paper
bag factory estimate their loss AT SGOOoo on winch
there s IN insurance OF O00 in small sums IN ABOUT
thirteen local cOmnanles. =. ., poo.ts ~, a
Hart George :. q Co.. occupying No SO iea'i - go
nttpr and cheese siOra estimate their loss AZ T-oou'
winch Is FULLY covered hy insurance IN the l1,tuIN'
Norm British Mercantile, safe uard and London Liver
pool and Globe Companies. ,,. ~ 90
PIKE, < ~ estate, owner Of Tue huIidlhS no. =
Bridg St suffers loss Of SlOOOO; iully co'eie" ~
insurance. ,.. aeon, 80, tho
The Produce Exchange had committeeman on lnc
fri door of No - Prarl->t the furniture IN "nch WHs
damage 10 tine extent Of $1,000 luSur'u III tue w.
man American Company FOR the Iuil amount -, - go,
Whitney estate, OwutTs Of the hHlldhS 40 % Az
ST., place their loss at $1,000; lulN !h'uI,I' 49,, 10
Tie commit &c room %. the Ptoiucc EAcnahEc ~
been removed 10 No - Whit"naIisl.. mi TIE ono
have already cstap isncd Themselves III hc" q"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
rHE FLrERY ~ WHEAT ~ cHIcIGo.

Chicago. March THE furry Oh Change
to-day III the wheat market occasloncd by the sud
den appearance in IA" market o! Archie Fisher
as a seller OF wheat, presumably on account
OF James II. K'cne, who recently bought a
great quantity of wheat in this market speedy de.
cline followed lis large sale which only PARTIAL, re
covered ~ the Fisher stdlcs tonight that he sold
abOut 100000, but refuses to state what account
II sold. Tile total sales FOR the day
are said 10 have been nearly 4,O0O,O bushels
The decline on Aprl wheat JS cents and MAY 5lo
cents. Various TumOrs were aOat but traced
a. reliable source The most generally accepted was
that forged order "a sell had been o. Fisher with
Keeues name signed, but this did not secure much
Crcdeucc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
PREPARING FOR ST. PATRICK's DAY.

The convention of delegates from the va
rous divisions o; the Ancient Order Of lbernians and
other Irish societies Of this city met last night In
Academy Hall, Third-ave near Twcnty-thlrd ST. 10
axe arrangements for the celebration OF ST. Patrcks
Day. The chair occupied by Peter McGoWan.
Patrick Gbncy. chairman OF the committee APP
pointed to confer with tho Police Commissioners
in reference the OF the procession and with the
Mayor and Aldermen concerning the review OF
the parade, reported that the Commissioners had
not as yet had "A session, but that he had Deen as
~urcd that when the Board did meet on tuesday next
the suggested by the convention would De sane
toned. The Mayor had promised to review the process
sion.
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HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HuDNUTs NO
2Is BROADWAY
Sam SO Noon 81. 3pm.. 49, Mdo, nsn' 90
Highest durns dav. 80 lowosL %
Ayerafe 357s same dav 1878 go
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner- York Hotel-The Hon. Samuel j. Randali; OF
PHILADELPHIA General T. l. Cngnan or NotIh ian.s
Windsor Hott- General Nathanicl T. bhik-ii v,
cbuaetts and Ex-Governor John Evans OF t0lOrso
Grand Central H0te-C hiefJudee SANFORD r. Cn,LLh ~
he ~ Appeals, and Congressman Avian n.
SevJersey m Ar H0t'i-tongIessiha, JUST JUS
Cannon OF Illinois eHCongressman Geotgg r,n ~ New
Watertown y Y: Ex-Governor Frederick SnVin or Wv
Hampshire Curtis Guild Of Boston, and T. son
Hot,-Insurance superintendent Iohn = lot
Rishop John sharp. of salt Lake Nv
c,,,y,,r1u Houss-I Commander d. C. WoOlro" T.
= HOtei-E1 on ,,s-uah ~, ,, ID
Natason OF Uca and IOTatiO q. Knight or
INSTR Holet-Acting Bank superintendent heh'y
Lamb. OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
DISASTER.

Io<pov Mar The hrigantne Model was abandoned at
scaon IL Her crew were saved
FOREIGN PORTS
Ioxpov Mar Arr str NersSa. from New-YOrki arr at
Fleetwood str lGacyon from Bal .imore
IygRPoIi Mar Art Brazilian. from Boston; Mary
Louisa. from boston.
QUFRNsIowS, Mar sailed str Germanc from LlVerpoo
for YORK ,,.,--,...
I0NpJN Mar7-Saed 2Sth nit Mariquita from Gbral ar
at inst Srcna NIrdlid stafford Pauline DAVID the latc
for Pensacola SCION for New York 5th int Iynyoer Tor
Philadelphia Nevada Ornen Maud scanned bth INST At
enrauL Marie Louise Fortunate. Flora Adele and SaOna
Cornua.
AIR 9TH inst hod. at Havre for repairs Alert licct
noOga REWARD, RyersOn Shclburn" lIbcrt hth lnsI Al
hon JosrD Hickman Albula 30 anist Clyiit Nonahtuu
Nuova Natteo Sampo MsiletOe. Nancy Holt, FOkNans'
Fredlandrr the latter OF Isle OF Wight. Arlr AZ haNte
Demands. lillda Ktch"le 'ul l1St OIu'
bralge. River Glide. Hugh Cam, AbOle Franklin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
4 sTpEETCAR BURNED.

Martin O'Conncll was driving one-horse
car on tn. Vanderbilt Avenue Line. Brooklyn, ai"ES
vi lth-ayc Ias, evening and At $50, as he reached
Tlhrdst he heard loud but somewhat muIied report
behind him. Turning hastily he saw that one
Of the lamps in the had exploded. and III moment
All the straw in he bottom Of the ear was III o"A''
He hastily detached his horse, hui ny ms uhl' 'nc
flames had communicated to tnr WOODWORK Cd me cal
and m a short time It was almost thlirrl dcS'Io Co.
Fortunately there were no passengers III inc ear III ~
tttuo The, mig .biroud l. one ia when th'fc are no
ho Sc. and no assistance could lie rendered Inc car
,u-,. - md M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
PHI14DELPHIA rAxr4IkRS PLUyDlRED.

PHILADELPHIA, March Mayor Stoklcy
communicated to-day wih the city Solicitor re alive To
taking steps 10 sue the securities ~ Bonia.
min Shacr0ss, a tax receiver for the Twenty.
third Ward, IN the event Of lis accounts
being short. ShalcrOss was appointed about
ycarsiago, hut not reapp0nted the lsi inst
when his term expired III consequence OF rumoI- which
have developed into tho open allegations that he La.
deaulted To the extent OF SO 900. The exact cund
notices are s. out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
CHILL AID BOLIVIA GOING TO WAR.

PANAMA, Feb. 2j.-From Lima adviccs have
been received mat Bolivia j. seuausIy preparing
Tor war with Ch!i. and ~ Iur"h tsng arms etc The
ChlIian Gotciuln.ut las cent tie AdulraI Cochran
sister slip %. BIuCO EuCalad4. To Bolivian uort-
ana IL Tie naval part 81 any pc sibr igIt l. con
ccrucI Chin con dominate tine whole Boil Wan cont
L. the event Of any stru so TIA tine Argentine Rcuu-
lie on tie question of hOuaddlte, Bolivia could iunct
serious injury the northern provinces # CliIi.
rI,r ottsr Ebr,fJa VsIrs GEE E,rs, Ift-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
CoNSoLIDITloN oF rIc!IIC RAILRoADS.
TIE KANSAS Pacific CoNIEoLLED BY HE UNIoN
PACIFIC COMPANY.


ST. LoUIS, March 7.-lnlormation was
received mere ,oday Mut a., Union Pacific
Railroad Company had come into posse
SION Of the Kansas Pacific Road hy purchase
and that hereafter the two roads would be operated as
Que An interview with : VI. Edgcil, NccPrvsd,ut of
the Kin-s Pacific Railroad Company resulted III the di
closure that the information was merry correct. He
stated hat an cement had been made by which the
Union Pacific Company has purchased what are known
as the inferior Tie, II The Kansas Pacific Company
or the securities which were Iu into the pool
made by the two roads some time ago
These securities consist of stock of the road, the
LcavcnwOrh branch bonds. tic second land grant
bonds and the Arkansas Valley Railroad bonds
the whole valued at $3.OOO.OOO cash. The
terms are onchaf cash and per cent on
fnc deferred prJmeu;. This does not give
The Union Pacific entire possession OF The Kansas
Pacific. as there remains large amount OF first mort
cage bonds not involved in the transdctiOD which TIE
Kansas Pacific Company does not intend 10 dispose Of
Mr. llgcl does not hnk there j. TO be any immediate
change IA Ire udu' cement OF the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

improper fees by securing the widest Of
fullest opportunity for examining INTO tne de-
the Connty Clerk The right TO the examination "
handed was therefore such public righ, ~ anS tn
zen could insist upon and II tefuseu MAKE ''o io
for an application for mandanus
The Court reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
ARCHByHOP PURCELL To BE AIDED.

CINCINNATI, March 7.-Archbishop Purcell
receipt letter from Cardinal McCloskey stating
that conference OF church dignitares viii be heid In
the Fast which they hope to devise some plan Tor his
cifnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

Bcuson's Capcnc Porous Pasters Will rHcvr and cure
the ordinary plIters Prnprs
hghc, aud only awards both tic Philadelphia
ENgu.i0us Ask UhysciAls IN your own LOCALITY
possesses wonderful merit sold by all respecA
bic druggists.
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> @ S + s { r | p T
3:A5 a. nj.
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE PARLIAMENTARY DISCIPLINE BILL

IItE TANI4IANT4NIA I1 UINVIII4INL BIIL
LONrOS. saturday. March :. 1870.
dispatch from Berlin to Tile Daily Ners
says tic i,ct.onotthr Parliamentary DIS pluc i'll was
an IguoInni0us defeat for tie Governments Only tire
extreme, and oi the mod rate Conservatives voted
for II. Prince Bismarck watched the division with
ference. Tn. Deputies mad. NO demo- STATION when
The result declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

A cough neglected NAV lead to serious re-.
suits. PoEIER's COUGH BALKAN will relieve at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

Warnock's Young Mems Dress Hat for the
Spring particularly nobby ard stylish Every young
man should have one. No $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
- Gsnoratve organs radically and speedily cureI
IN and u Z HEN HY ADANIELS. " d. a LeKin gt0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

The common fame of Holiness Electric
Time Lock- Broadway, has been invest BY com.
miftce which have found sh uld stagnafiOn taLa
place the movements the electric attachments would pro-
are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

Infringements upon the Central Office Sys.
Holmcs's Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company III q
Broadway will be dealt with To the full extent Of the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

SOUSD LUNGS AND A VIGOROUS FRAME
Can be acquired also coughs and cold, cured hY using PHIL
Ile PALAIABE con LIVER on, Ia combination VITA PhUs
mo y 1 IuiIINE All druggists. Depot, llAttst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
Announcements

EsPENsCHEID's SPRING STYLE
OF gents hats IA ready. No. lS Nassau st. between
BeekmaB and AnE-sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, of New-York.
SIS Broadway Apply at headquarters for private lines or
disr. ct service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

Soreness of throat and lungs relieved by
JAMES kXPKcIOEAAE
THE f.. Howard & Co.

AMERICAN WAlIu
Ia e hest watch made country ana equal to made
I'm The world IL has stood NJ and al who
II recommend AL respectable watchdcalers keep them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
MAXINE INTELLIGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
S1n rises. G23 sun 5:j9 Clock fast. lO151s
Moon Uses - G;2 Moon souths. .. Moons days IL
HIGH WATER TODAY-A NJ 80
SANDY Hook 1880 GOV. Island $50 Hell Cato. 939
NIGH IO.DAY-P ~
sandy HOOK 7:5l Gov Island. 82i Hell Gate.....l0l3
SUNDAY.
G2l sun sets too Clock last lOm i2a
Moon rises 74g Moon sOuths. O:39 Moons days II
HIGH WATER stNDAY-A.M
SANDY HOOK S:l2 Island S3S # ell Cate. 1927
HIGH WATER : NDLY-P.M NJ.
sandy Hook 1874 GOV. Island. 0l2 Hell Gate...-.llOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
AsKLNa For NIB wmEELEE,s REAProINTMENT

At meeting of the With Assembly Dis
trct Republican Association last evening, resolution
was passed warmly approving tie rcappoiutmcnt
Of De witt c. Wheeler a. Police Commissioner. Isaac
W Knapp WIS elected t. fl the vacancy ID the Central
vacant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
LONDON RESTITUTION BURNED.

: .
The Polytechnic Institution on Regcnt-St..
London. Wa, totally DESTROYED !y dly -t night [Tue
PoyjccAuIe" VS. poi uar place a.. scientific ca,e-
taniIout IA London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
DR.. RlDWlYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taeless elegantly coated for the cure 81 all Dis
stomach liver bowels. kdncr- bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation Indigestion. dyspepsia
buousnes-, bilious fever inflammation ~ the bowels piles.
arrangements OF the internal Yhcer Narrantd ID
effect positive Price 20 cents per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
r, r. z.

NFOHE TtsTIHiOHy FFUHUTIUIV 0ftUTHF
the Power of Railways Ready Relief ina
Case OF sciatic rheumatism.
No 3 Wax NRS,-PIACE New. York
DR. RADwAY: with me, Your Relief mas worked wonders
the have had frequent and l.
sometimes extending the lumbar
ankles, and, at times, IN bOfh lover Limbs
During the been afflicted have tred almost all
remedies recommended D
relief but all proved to be failures.
have tried various kinds Of baths manpuatOns outward
applications OF nments too numerous to mention and
scripons OF the eminent physc all Of which failed
relief
Last September at the urgent request Of friend who had
been afflicted MYSELF. was induced 20 try remedy
then suffering fearfully with ~ my old turns To
surprise del g the first application gave after
bathing and rubbing affected leaving the limb In
glow created by the Relief In short time the pam
passed entirely away, although have slight periodical AZ
lacks approaching a change Of weather. know how
cure myself and feel quite master Of the situation RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF smy Trend never travel with.
out bottle IN valise. Yours truly, GEO. STARR
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
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CLEARED.

Stra BursweH tBr). Waare, Liverpool. John Seager;
pr ort9 i,r sfaccy Rotterdam Fuuch Elyr q 90 Acton
nm Nrahan Fuuch. Edye Co. western Texas,
Hines Jarks0n,it, G Mallory Co. Ninelani, Bowen.
BatUoIf J kGcms -. - -,
sim, Ans. anime GOss London Gnnhel. Minturn x CO
ChuHau Lewis. Hr st0l. snow < Burgess
iatks FIigCa N0rj Sorenscn haVre. Funch Enye g o.
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