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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
JAMES REDPATH STILL MISSING.
his TILNDs PUzZLED-A CORRECT DFsCRIrTIo
OF HIS APPEARANCE.

OF HIS AlPEAEANCE
Thomas Mast, 10 whose country house at Norris
town, y j.. James R.dpath thought to have
gone when be lett the CRY two weeks ago, was in
Ncw-York yesterday, making inquiries about his
missing friend. 10 Mis-. Chorlennng, with whom
Nil Rodpath boarded, lie declared that he was com
plctely AT a los. to account for tho missing mans
absoncc. Had it been any other mau than James
Eedpath. >" said he ." could at least form some
lecture rs to whoro lie would Ice likely to go and
where lie is now hut Redpath is so peculiar in his
,niud and met bOds. different from others. that |
have no idea about ~"
A description of Mr. Redpath. given I'm The Boston
Post since the disappearance, Is incorrect that
Ia friends think II might delay his identification.
lie Is described wearing long side-whskers.
when III fact. for year past, excepting
uustachc, his face has been cleaniy shavcn. lie
wa~ about iortyscyen years old us feet four inches
In height aud of sight build. His hair had been
short lie had piercing brown ewes and prom
lnent nose. When las seen he wore a hight hanuel
suit low cut shoes ANA Il straw hat He had no
I.welrv about hun save two srlnl pearl studs lie
had left his cu5uttOns III his clsis on the bureau
H. his room.
Ills friends in this city DENY the statement made
In The Boston paper that he had given away nu-
mernus articles in contemplation OF death. They
saw that those moSl likely 70 receive such gifts
have never he.rd of them, lis ignmcut OF his
file 10 the "Rcdpath's Plciades" 20 Mss Potter.
The chief star in the group of seven women COM
posing II, Is explained as having been made 10 Sc
cure her against loss for money advanced Oh ac-
count oi its formation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
SLIP \EUS.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING Il
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK.........sept 10
ARRIVED
Brl Harris London SEPT 10 Henderson Bros
SIR Ihofn con, sander Bremen sept = southampton
9. o Oelricb- * CO.
Funcs Edye a Co.
~ Annoy. ~ singapore 81. Alden Aug Is. Port
Gibraltar sept l. to Arkrn. Tufts & 60.
kaict, rl iAoy, Dcrernr 10 BOvd & Hinrken.
sir Alisa iiir. Huehrs, Csic Hlyt'ru ~.
10 Prince % Jerome - savsuia aud Baranq uila
Clrfhascnn o. Greyown and Port LmOu p Colon H.
ard Navs.-a !. g. rim F0rwsod q 60.
str cry Ol savannah. Mallory. Savannah 10 Goo longe
str Nervous. uactf. Boston. 90 n + Dlm0ck
!. T. Morse. Aur- Calais ~ DAYS. To master.
Itrk Reed. trDwril Ai-n June 49, via ZANZIBAR
with Arnold Hines ros toYatc-S Porerfcd
Bark .h,Ite Nielsen Plymouth o. tuucl. Edyr Co.
fark i.eso,lte ~ Nalairo 80 da's 10 Carl Winter
Skudesl"-. Peterson, Plymouth 81 days ballast
Bocsmauu, periein go.
BARK Ruth. Anderson, llarwich IL DAYS 20 order
Bark Hong Kong Ger. BrandcDAo0 Furchal 30 daYs to
Fuueh fflF" e Co.
BARK Anna Bella. Mcdonald. Fa,ario 10 Gosscr & Co.
Bark $40 ihrnuscn, Halifay. to Funcl EdycN Go.
BARK sidliw. MsD.sshan. FrIIAuhuro to q = sumner.
Bark itUfa-. NUrdurk, Havana sept o.. 20 MASTER.
Nrs en- ~ N0ulc. crosby, M0us nJ III n ,mn & sons
Eng Hafur N bau. MaIte Mafiilas and tnr-ienis 10
dafs. VIII sugar 80 order; vessel 20 Miller fpughon
ntg fayort". Mc"nad fonta Fitlo "a days with
% ID Ilon bridges Sons.
AIvp-~un,,l-At sandy Hoos hight. Ne clear. Al city
Island. tlc same.
CLEARED.
str. Aisaa un crag. London. Henaorson Pros Franco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
BISE BALL NOTES.

The defeat OF the Providence Club by the
Buffalo Cub last Tuesday and by the Ceyc ana Club
saurday leaves them only four games ahead OF the
Eostons IN the race for tho championship The ak re
Iuaiuins games between those eu1s, which Will be
played the 23d 2lh. 25th. 2Gth, 2Sth aud 3Oth OF
the present MONTH VIII be watched with interest
Tho Boston cub must all these games to gain the
chaup ionship, nut the Providence Club Will win the
pennaut n they victories. The National As
ISOLATION Springfield iMasa Club dsbanded at Spring
Held on the Gth INST. The club about $500 behind
but D the players received their salaries up to date
Cassidy and Goldsmith we're enga ged by the League
Troy Cub. Mack secured 10y the Nationals ofWash-
ington, and Pike, Harhrldgo aud Corcoran by
the Hoyoe Club. which has released Valentine, I.oacAo
ana Sullivan Al Syracuse last Wednesday the League
game between the Syracuse and Cleveland Clubs re-
suited IN favor of the former OF to .. The
directors the syracuse Cu0 dlsbanded immediately
after tho game. the indifferent playing Of the
has caused people OF to lose thcr Interest
IN cub. The Cleveland Club received only - %
ner share gate receipts. The Syracuse
we're losers the or 800, but the salaries
the play rrs paid ny To the l5th instant The cub
tandnieut OF the club throws oui ~ te championship
record every game except the ir, six the syracuse
games wi ca Will @ counted and FOL
lows: The Bistous Tour and lost TWO, the Bufao3
Cubs each won six strnght games, the Cincinnsts
three and lost tArec, the Cioycauds and ust
syracuse sccondDiscnau who is Of the best play
ers IA tnat POSITION har been engaged hy
pitcher. joined tie Cincinnati Cub. ana Habcri,
ihrir o.tcucl IOcs ~ita tle Troy Ciu1 The
season. sbahof, rtht fielder Oi the Cnchgu-, asked
for snd obained h- release on the lOin. Durina The
BosUn-t uciunaii game at Boston, the I2th INST,
Kelly, The Cincinnati c7tcher, while wearing VIE
mask was lat hy iou bal vita sucn force Tint on ~
tn eat asu over bis left eye. canning tempo
Iar' ',rs,, ON o'ors A." scainr NH , a
alf a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHAMPIONS AT CREEDMooR.


FOURTH DAY OF THE PAIL MEEnNG-Rtcohps of
TIE wIxSERs-A CHANGE IN TIE RULES SUI
GEsTFD.
The four.h dav Of the Fall meeting at Creeu"ooi
was confined to long-range shooting. Iherc "'i'
thr.e matches MANY of the old favorites who ap-
,eored in the international contests shot In the
amn,on,' match. The wind yesterday was ra'"'i
nnf,vorable for shooting. There were not as many
visitors on the grounds a. the preceding days
The Military Championship match OF the Ohi'e"
States was concluded first. II was DIVIDED INTO l"o
narts The first DIVISION was shot on Ihur'uaN'
ard was omen 10 al members of the Army, Navy OF
Marine Corps. or Of the National Guard. The as
tances were 200 500 and 600 yards, and twenty
one cash prizes were distributed among those max
ing the highest score The second part, which was
shot Yesterday, open TO the sixty cohtes'al's
who made the hest scores on the first ddN' As
winner of the first pi i7e IN the last stage IS cnttleu
10 the championship of the United States Tor one
wear. The distances were 500, 300 ana l,ooo yards
seven rounds being shot az each dust 'uce. lheIe
were thirty five entries The championship was
won by c. y. Whistler, First Lieutenant OF the
9th Artillery, stationed at Atlanta, Ga, oN
score ct 40 out of q possible 100. Inc TWO o'h"I
mr. zes were taken BY A. Is. Van Hcnsen. Sergeant OF
the 18TH Regiment. ~ points, ana l. a. DeInltu'
The championship was won last year ny - barton
lie was fourth IN tie match yesterday, Win
The Champion~, match was begun on Thursday
with shooting at 200 and 600 wards. and was hu-
ishcd Yesterday at tho 1000 wards range. IL was
omen To- AL Corners and any rife Was allowed. The
sfandiI L position w0s required AT the shcrt range
but any attitude was allowed al tie DINERS. zen
prizes were shot for ne h!gGest pos@lple score
was 80 al each range. The following were the WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
4 MESSENGER EASILY DUPED.
TIE TRICK By WHICH FOOLISH YOUNG GERMAN
WAS SNINDIID.

WAS SWINDLID.
Yesterday was payday at hugo FunAe's silk fac
tory at College Point, l. l., and Mr. funke sent
Robert Meller. young German employed IN the
factory Office 10 bis store al Nos. 10 and p Greene
st 10 draw $1,000 to pay his wOTNmen. Meier
started early, obtained the money. and returned
over the Thirty fourth Street Ferry at noon 4, he
stepped ashore ia Hunters Point. a man whom he
did unt know accOstct hIm famliarly. and percciv-
lnr his wonder called him by name aud asked bin
To take glass of ale with him al neighboring 10
LOOM Meier drank with him, and the stranger Iep-
resentiug that he was waiting Tor his family, Mo
would return with him 10 their home at COicgc
POINT walked with him toward the railroad.
ON Inc WAY IA man coming from a side street In n
seeming hurry addressed Mellcr's companion. whom
he seemed TO know, asking him TO cash bond for
81 600 and "A check for $500, as he needed The
money on the spot. The person addressed did not
have so much money with lin, ana Mcllcr offered
to supply tie amount His offer was accepted with
thanks and his ncw-fOuud friends acquaintance
helncd him TO count out the money, accepting only
1900 CA the check, that sum, lie remarked, beng
sufficient for his present needs lie departed. and
soon after the stranger from College Point departed
also To- look for his family. The bond was
funct silver mining company. Tho check was
signed ." Hunt IL End" Mr.. Funke took the advice
thus generously given and Immediately Informed
the police IF this city but up TO last night Mr. Mel
lel's friends had not been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
APPEALING F0R AiD FoR the SUFFERERS

The Yellow Fever Relief Committee Of the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday elected Charles NJ
Fry chairman, j. Crosby Brown treasurer ana george
Wilson secretary The members OF tle committee we're
assigned 20 tho several branches OF the trade TO solicit
subscriptione circular letter was sent out stating
that the Howard Association or Memphis appeals 70
the citizens OF NevYor through its Chamber OF Com
erce for funds enable It TO continue lts selfsacr-
fc,n2 work IN providing for those stricken with yellow
fever The condition Of that city is truly lamentable
drr,tte naI no pnss Tho treasury OF tho Howard As
ISOLATION Is entirely exhausted. aud unless aid IL az
foee immediately the association must abandon the
SICK now under charge 70 Their fate Should The as
-,cafiou De driven 10 this extremity, the distress ana
mortality will increase 81 alarming degree" lhe com
lntire request that al contributions shd De sent Dy
obecks drawn 10 order II J. Crosby Bro"n trels-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
ACLANDTsTlNE MARRIAGE.

Miss Sadran Ross. age Fifteen tie daughter Of
John Ross a Hebrew clothier. of No. Hamilton
ave-. Brooklyn, was recently married clandestinely
to Charles Dodd, the mate of coasting schooner,
who had been in tho habit of visiting MIR. Ross
house, although Mr. Ross had never suspected the
existence Of an attachment between him and his
daughter. Mrs Ross is a Christian. and the family
has never been strongly attached 10 the jewish
faith When Mr. Ross learned of the marriage he
was greatly enraged. He locked his daughter in a
room and sent for ms son-uluw, who was living in
a hotel In the same block. On Dodd's arrival Ross
attacked him in brutal manner, and Dodd drew a
knife in sel'-defencc.
For this Ross procured o warrant from Justice
Ferry for Dodd's arrest, but the complaint DIS
mn ssed when the Justice learned the facts. MIR. Ross
however, determined t. kc, close watch on his
daughter and refused TO allow her 10 see her hus-
hand ON Tuesday night she succeeded in escaping
from durance and Joined her husband at the hotel
The son-in-aw has begun SUIT against MIR. Ross to
recover s.. 900 damages for the assault.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

meeting of number Of rtemer was held yes
terday at keius Hotel. CTeednoor, and resolutions
were adopted asking the National Rifle Association
T. uodifv the rules. so that nOn-scoring NAV he
challenged for proper cause The resolutions stated
that the al ii-c was matter of vital Importance,
rs the present method reduced target practice 70
TIE level of a game OF chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUrS NO
2ls BROADWAY
Dam csc Noon. CO.. 3 n. m ~ Ntlni cn, W.
Highest du71r the dav IL. Lowest 90.
Average 68aO. same DAY. 1873, a.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arcnue Hoi,l-EV-Senator william II. Lar,
rurr ~ Tonrertcut Frederick Brougrtcn, or me nr,
Western Raiiwsy OF Canada Don " dickinson q iSu tvr
ex Com resstran T. D. sfanflfor, OF kentuchY an"
n nrfon and George Knapp. OF II. Lous-Mn,
fGn Hof.-Thomas G. Algod, Of Syracuse. f,,,os can
ro,.'- Wiibary n Ackerrng n president OF inc
tra Railroad Company and seah Chamhcrlln 1i - n
Sisnriis Vof-T aynaster A. :. Kenny - -, 10y
George Peabody Eussei.-- 81 Atcheins Hoe, D., ss ~
Johu l. Of Boston, ami Cahn "-,,1I B1,i-
tie s,eamshn OF Chester --- Grdtd ,f''Iu. '
Coveru"r George y Drlg Of FLORIDA. hte> III, ,rh
Daniel nlu herty % phndohia ,1y sotsi--
Rcv 1T Veider ~ char estou. :. c. h,st"u Is I,ge
Jerome b. IaTIneu r.. 81 1fuY-----.P's'H 14''''
ITcurr Chairman Of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
NEVER FAILS
RAILWAYS SlRSiPiRILLIil RESOLIElT.

remedy composed ~ ingredients OF extraordinary medical
propert purify heal repair aud uvignrae tho
broken astcd bodYIltICk, tLtA~AN 4, SAFE,
AID PTGNASEA iu lis treatment and cure.
@onnd flesh and healthy nbre or hard muscle arc
ma lie from pure b oOd
NOmartrr by the complaint nav De DESIGNATED,
whether rDlu.a, Consumption, syphilis ceI sores,
Tuners Boils. Ffy.peas, or SAL henm di-'a-'s 81 tho
EifncVs Bladder, Womb Sku, lltrl stomach, -
bowels either chronic constitutional the virus OF ne ds-
case l. in Tie BLOOD which supplied the vase, and buif4
wassd % Zoe system IL
The blood unhealthy tho process Of rclar must be IN.
sound.
The snrsaparillian ResOvent nor onyis compensans
remedy bl secure tc naImolus a, lp q" th 81 ueols
throughout The entire 81 sirM luncOnal
harmony and supplies the blood vessels With pure an1
healthy current life The KIN after f." days u-e u
the S.rsapari Ian becomes clear and h.nuituL fmVr,
Blotches, Blach spots. ami skn EiuIgu- ore rem9Ns
sores and Ulcers cured Persons suI ilg rom -crt'
ua Eruptive nj ~ the Eyes mouth, Lars Legs.
TLoa and Glands thar have accumulated nud sr'a ener
uncnrod mercury, o. IRON TIE use 81" lotion
,re gubtrcd,, may rely n The p1rlan ~
continued sufficient time mako IT, impression on tie
systen PRICE 81 PER BO1 TIE.
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
POSTAGE Froe IN tho rniei Siqfes.

Posture Free in tho Tnliei Sir',s.
many TpturxF year - $1,000
sEMLwEEkLN TRIBUNE. ye8I..........-...... 3V1
FIVE copies. year. - one Post Onice......... law
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE .,,
one copy. yclr.....$2 90 Ten copies fctI...edtg9
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Any number al copies above 20 az the sarc ii' ~
ions Ia clubs MAY 0e made al any time. hcMl " -
u. order OF III registered letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
NOTHING TO LEVY or IN ELIZABETH.

Controller Legget. of Elizabeth \. j., was called
upon on Thursday evening by q United States Mar
shal. who stated that a judgment for $4,000
had been secured against the city by Peter and
Robert Goelet, Of New-York. in the United States
supreme Court at Trenton. The Marshal asked
"Have YOU anything can levy onT
The Controller replied that there was nothing !;
that the levy could not be made ;he city prop
erty which was IN in the cOnduct of the City
Government. and was consequently exempt from
taxation. The Goelets have he the amount Of The
iungment of the funded debt bond issue of 1872,
which had twenty years To run, and are not pay
able until 1892. IL is understood that the claim
has been set up that the default III the interest
has made the principal due The fact is stated
that the Goelets intend 10 apply for the appoint
ment of receiver for Elizabeth. EN-Chanceilor
Williamson expresses his opinion that 40 receiver
cun be appointed for a city with a charter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

Interested in that country. the following extract io'n
private letter Just received may be OF value
There has never been a time In the history OF tnese
Colonies one and all. when caution was needen ~
the of business Trade H. ia very depressed
condition all over aud the prospects OF en,y rslN
are not very encouraging several heavy Iiiues INV
lately occurred throughout the Colonies ana me names
of some large hitherto above suspicion nave Deen
very freely talked about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

trophy which won by the Massachusetts
Rifle association. of Boston last year was shot lor
in the Interstate longrange contest. Each team
was CON posed Of four men, ANY rifle association OF
club that had affiliated with the National Rifle AS
ISOLATION ,o,vious To the match was allowed TO
ter The distances were 500. 900 and LOO yards
There Were live entries Inc following l. the score
Of each teaa the highest possible score being 3Oo
al each TanRc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
GENERAL WODpFORp's DENIAL.

General Woodiord asked yesterday If lac
wished to say anything in reply 10 the last letter of
John f. Mines ~ which the alleged plan to arrest
MI Tlden IN March, lS77.was rc tcrated al length.
Genc4al NooIiord said: u have nothing 90 say
al III tlis absurd slGI. further than what SAID Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
LOW PRICES FOR COAL.

The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company viii sell 100000 tons OF coal Wednesday.
No further progress toward forming combination
of the coal companies has been made The belief of
the companies themselves that nothing will result
from the recent efforts is shown, in part, By their
prces The net prices Of four companies are as fol-
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

NOT A PROMISING YOUNG SCOT.-Old High
lander Go village ios,-boy with tole-san) Dtc ken
v hat ii's about. saWucy T. S4WLcy who odd by
ms ather pOsmasteTl Ave. n saws tuAt Ionald l.
cOmin's laine tAe MONS a. ON rae tAc lu7s; aud
vel hae pay taNp,uce. or I'm no fn gle Nc ~ Old
Highlander" Ma, na! u lauu i.ai take II back. anu
say dmna want A." Judy.
An inchriaicd individual fell clear across
Main-si ana 1naed against ala Indian cisaf,cn. loe-
. INTO the fur' o. f. uuliu. rn man he remarked
Soc tie u..-I % - s 1uU. -Yc er teller nttle e.
bow ToOa.."- AeOAuE Constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
TIE FIRE RECORD.
AT roRoNro-Loss $4,000

ToRoNTo, Ont, Sept. ia fire at Mark
dale yesterday destroyed the Revere Hotel and the
stores ~ Wilcox Matchmaker; I'M brothers general
merchants and -pc,ul Brothers, drugs Loss s2OOOO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NISIArURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
,,. s.gr SIM ia. col Clock slow. 6m. &c..
~. sf Moon snnfhs 31L MOons ago days
"''' .tf.r wAr.l ry.pAT-A. Il -.
a.-.- rr,ot TO- Gov Island ll:i8 lie Gat9-.- O;sA
rIrii WATER I'D ~ ~ So. ,.ox
---i, rfa laos GOV l.l.ni 1I.l2 Hell t4s l;Oo
srNrAY -
.., ~.., s.i-r SIM s.t.. $50 Clock slov,Gm 57s;
s. = l.Dau -srtis 81 Moons age, days,
r...r WAFER -cSDAf-A r.
sandy HOOK. dow I-iana zen 'hte----- ii'i
ul.H WATTR 81 SDAT-r. y ooo
-.,l. Hoax. 80 Gov. lsani.. DE-. , Icl Gate.. -'V0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

Whom the Girl who has encouraged young
man e,r about Two years suddcniy turus around
aud tells hin that she can Ice Lore thnn sister 10
him. ho for the hsi time SEQ the ifrcAcs on ACt
-..r llnfr.II Trn. Pro-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

As an item of interest, local ard general, (.
he remembered that KNOX has intro u'fd lis
for tho Fall AID winter season. Make note ~ o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
Annnncemont..1

INCHEsrER's HYPOPHOsPUTrrs
VIII Consumption Coughs, Bronchitis, DeJiity 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

A HALF CENTURY in USE.-Ilyatt's A. B.
~ Life Ralssn by 300 900 great cures has proven
most remarkable medicine 10 rheumatism ROuf GA
scrouls and impure blood Having trel az else IT. t
sold by drnggirfs. Depot 2i3 Grandst. y. Y.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
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usually sliiceuL Price. 81 perlIK
send for circular Prepared by WfNCAE,rLR K -.
Chemists 80 JOhn--t. Ncw-York.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases ~ ths
- Generatiye Ideally ani speedily ctr-L HOIrss
o aud To- HENRY ADANIELsN. d. IiA~x.ngtoliv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

The best stomach and liver regulator In tbo
world The HOLMAN PAD s52 Broadway Consultations nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

1T KINGSTON. CANADA-LOss 10000.
KNGsTOS, Ont, Sept. 19.-The National
,ytel was DESTROYED by this morning Loss $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

nv return from Europe" At that time he denieu
the story In general terms and said that ne never
received from General Grant OF from any Vi MS
Cabinet any orders in regard to the possible arres'
OF Mr.. Tlden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
BUSINESS ~ lUSlBALLL

In view OF The increasing cXpor; trade 10
Australia. and the number Of manufacturers and otes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20
r. R. f.
RadWav's Ready Relief.
TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD.

ME CUEAPI-T AND BE~T MTDIIINE IWN TAMILT
USE IN TIE WORLD.
ONE 80 Gen 4 BOT TIE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS ASp PnFNEET
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN NrlASk- 0F tPt;
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stomach Lungs Liver Kidney or l rnup, ninsF rover
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rel arache with Lunbafo, pain IN The Back OF hc.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-20

RICHARDS TEETOTM Tonic fordyspepsia and
nervousness The regulator Of The liver kdnevs ana
the safest brain tonic solo Imake.
no dIunAards Depot Is Nosey 81 DrIgplsts se.l u.