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New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
DECiSIONS-SFPT. %.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Lawrence.
Marcher AIT MarcherHeferred TO William g. Guliver 10
take report Whether and So wha, sam shoud
ss regoryThe weight Of the authorities in favor OF the
practice Of the defendants attorneys that the
,iainiin entitled tax costs subsequent
10 noce Of trial a trial Zee. In tue matter OF
Rrady-Notion u vacae assessment granted Shelly
Dehi-Ordcr granted Root Reynolds Motion granted
Williams agf Williams nder the denias In the and
ndavs do not any propety In either granting an In
appointing receiver Cluts agt Emerch.-Gve
notice OF settlement Harris agt HarrIsReport confirmed
divorce the plaintiff Befel
Derie-Tnere being appeal pending DO thpk that
this motion should be granted motion denied without
t,reaa agt CrosbyThe motion to the
examination OF the Judgment debtor denied with costs
Little agL Hudnerl fha grant an order IN this post
ponng The sale for week ranns ag Nell and others
.Fxpianaton required Attrill agt ROckaway Beach I'm
Notion denied without costs. Mandc
VILE agi Kockaway Beach Improvement COMMUNICABLE
Winduilcr POpc.MOtien denied, AttTi
sgt tho Rockaway Beacn ImDToyement Company.-The
motion the Injunction heretofore granted denied
WolveriOn Reed aud another Motion granted far
defendant Reed, TO In and defend but
Judgment Will stand security George a..
sI a-Ihis Is denied, but leave
Justice before whom the
Ter Motion % yaeate assessment granted BraDns
AIT .e and oibers Notion granted. Fisher agt Reilly
Fsher fay.-Orders crsniAd Ensby BAron Hals,
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brec agt campbe Lowere ss snsden ann fowsrre
age sneden-Grantsd Cass art 10 ths case 70
anv SEASON why should direct tho excepi,ons W "' ~
no bear in the first instance ~ the Generni i,rm
Suneyi0r IoWrt-Specal 1ernl-By Jndee ~ The
Recters at steiBan denied WIN Siy ,
matter OF Iyde-Order appointing Waei W. ny ~ Icller
adj item of Joseph Hyde infant Fnpse ,ssen a Wood
order order until nna the con.
aT Maeck substitution kapa1 and an er ak
gregation Israel etc. Order granen NV" pJ
,1e approved Marotzkl Marotzhi 1ifo d VA viii siO
Orders granted. MeDdel agt Baiey.-Moush "en''" ~ ~
costs. - n, rio 7 r. Doly.--
am and another act oiion grantees of
e commer ced forthwith In the matter OF te ~, M ma,
dischnrRing sureues as pc decree ,bc
Ter ~ the accounting VI CelaRep0rt cOnnfmea pecrce
ter Of LeSy~oricr dischargng sureties as R on Roth
Ionosch agt JODasch-AppicaiioD 1enieo Seo
ner aot Bohner-Moop granted In parti se Ham.
fed ag Iedver- lotion for extra allowance
,on se pmrdy-Mo,ion vacate order ami eancc
orgnted In the matter BigD.-Appicaiion m s1s "
derb agt TraDhagan Moton granted WIN siv
Marine Conrt-Chdm1es-By Judge si ainAuan,,.c ran,cc
Beonnaton Rational Bank agi Hahn Motion gisn,eu ni
Hcr WorS H0splta agt Mathot: -seo lnnof ,nch' sch
on payers GIecn pgt Hay Philips sst cmnit m,i
procc ,dings dismissed. In re 70 nskl ,oua" ~,
,,ert or,ered MAYER agt Weiss SherWs iees VI
Sih 10 McGoyern Vance; ista 10 OF nttne ~
Rencvilc apt ,usns; Nealis act kely; ioo ~ acatca
JuIo,nent died Abrahams agt. stern ,1as' "
Uas agt Johnson-Trcd and jndsment tlsn Ia snIer
ari Morris Defendant dscharged sic ehOacn ~. ,
son.%LeiauIt O,Ne agL Stern.-Atachnch' Vac''o"'
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 23.-In the Court OF Appeals
Thursday. September 23 present the Hon. Charles j.
Foger J and associates the following business ""s
transacted:
No Rufus T.. Howard. respondent aet Samne Sonm
SON app. argued by w f. Cogswr or appcian Ipen
ocr prton i,r respOdent 2JJ.The Peepn ex rel Au
on. fns r. Weeks sgt the Board OF Surery isors OF
0neeDs Coantv respondent; Submitted No 2tt-fhe lris
t.es of tic Foresyllle Baptist Society respondents s
Horao ~ farnhaM and others appellants; arznea Dy
Samue Hand for appellants julius a. Pafsns iof responu
crts NJ, 6l-I.cfard :. Eggieson ,esLondeht aS t,e
president eIc Of the Columbia Turnpike koatL appe,ah
argued by II. T. Sickes fos appellant r. o' o
sr0ndent -. o.. irr,a,r srteu,bey "a /.
Nos $40, 2Il, 257, 26j, 2G6, 2G7 ga z75
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
FREEMAsoNs AND THE OBELIsK.

The Masters of several OF the lodges OF Free
masons met last evening, in response 10 the request
of the District Deputy Grand Masters of New YORK,
Rrooklyn and VICINITY, TO receive instructions IN
relation to the parade aud the laying OF the corner
ttone of the obelisk October 20. The parade. 1t is
expected will be second only to that OF june 1870,
before the LAYING OF the cornerstone OF the masonic
Temple. r..
The obelisk was moved yesterday morning from
the platform at the foot Of Ninety to the
freight tracks OF the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. It will probably be month before
the stone reaches the site chosen tor H. The route
Nine,y-sixtb-st TO the West Boulevard. TO Eighty
sxth-st TO Fiflh-ave., TO the Metropolitan Museum
tntrauce to Central Park.
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return from Ejizabethrort. and t Is d}'"s"' ''"'
Inc fell from the bridge and was drowhed'
STATEN ISLAND.

NoRTuFIRLD-Supervisor White. OF NcI'nn"au NOT 1,",.n
,as w,thdrawn his resignation from the Town
Board.
IryoIFuMyrLE.-At a recent meeting OF YAK;
payers of LinolcamvilIc it was Unanimously asfI snf
10 elect a woman u school trustee IN tne p'aoo p; W ."
NJ Gatr,ll whose terms of Office will soon expire.
C.srrrroN-The total personal assessment IN inc
town of Castleton ~ S136,OO0. OF this sum the
American Docks. at ompknsville are assessed s@" a.
10000: Mrs. J. &. Green at SlV,ooo ahS ahS ono
N,nn, -Captain Blake of the Richmond
County Police. in accordance with an order OF me
Commissioner. IL now arrestng all persons ~ tho
town of Middletown found selling hquor wi."oI, ~.
misoncrs are locked up at the police headqua,ters
at Stapeton until they are arragned IN court nioso
of those who were arrested have paid 1nc'r hoo"'o
fees and have been discharged
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
GOVERNOR CORNELLS ILLNESS.

GOVERNOR COKNELLS lLLNEoS.
SUFFERING FROM MALARAL FEVER AT THE hoTSL
BRlGHrON-HIs CONDITION COMFORTABLE YES
TRRDAY.
secretary, arrived at the Hotel Brighton Monday;
lie registered simply Mr.. Cornell, OF Albany, aud
was assigned suite of eight rooms on the nrst
floor fronting the ocean , ana lncIuuine
a parlor and private dinlng-room. He
intended TO pass some time at the seashore lor
rest and to recover from malarlal influences orIgln
his iuausion in Albany. Early Tuesday morning
the Governor left the hotel with Lis family
for stroll on the beach. AT quar-,
at seeing him returning supported by his wife ana
eldest son. He was nearly helpless ana MS son dc-
sired that homGopathic physician be lrSmediately
Bay was at once summoned, and hastened over 10
attend the Governor. AT the opening OF tuesday
afternoons concert request was sent TO the ONCE
that the band temper the quality oil Its music. as
the harsher notes were excessively annoy
ing to, the Invalid The musicians however; y,sv
since On the music stand is a blackboard an
nouncement as follows: "On account OF the sud
den illness Of distinguished of the hotel. the
concerts this afternoon aud evening Will be
onltted.'
The severe parOxysm Of Tuesday was followed by
delirum. Dr. Cox, of Albany, ani d.. William >.
Baner. of this city, were telegraphed for and ar
rived Wednesday morning. The Governor mean
time had remained in state of complete prostra-
tiou. with occasional delirum DIR. Nor,
gan said yesterday that he could
SIMPLY report the Governor as comfortable.
and as requiring complete rest. His condition Is
very serious" said the doctor, "and | can set no
limit for his illness date for his recovery; but
unless and unfavorabe symptoms snould inter-
yene l consider his recovery assured. TINS after
noon he is com Portable and his condition may
be set down as favorable" BY the Governors
direction his brother Francis c. Cornell, of Ithaca,
was telegraphed for. About o'clock yesterday
morning ne was sent for BY the invalid, who had
awakened from two hours sleep and they talked
for about fifteen minutes On his brothers depart
fha foil N.
point his attendants date the improvement III his
condition
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
COMPANIES PAYING TAXES.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept 23.-Thc following
are the names of such companies amounts paid by
them into the State Treasury under the Act to provide
for raising taxes for the OF the Safe, upon Corpora
tion, etc. as have paid over $1,000: Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Company S11.536 Il; Manhattan Railroad,
New-YorlS, Sl1 $50 IS; Central and Hudson River
Eailroai for one month 81 GiO 81 Union Ferry Com
pany ISrooxlyn $275J 81; PacIhc Mutual Insurance
Comoanv. $2,s39 Oh; Home Fire Insurance Company.
50 O;o O3: Pbmnix surancc Company 50, ,61O SO {;
Nrw-Yors Ncw-lIaven and Hartford Railroad,
50 27g a4 Insurance Company OF Norm America,
50 400 OF New YORK. Lake Erie and Western Railroad,
s6 37o II
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
cALENpAR, rALs Day.

stpxgap Jo'rt's pm 3n hS
m an, 1n calendar called az IL mNo. s. l ~ io @ 1o
go g. los 1913 05. 1856, 1877, 17G, III 49, ioo io i''
1874 1877. 202, 103. , ,,s,ou ,ourt opens
at In No day calendar =, ,,,,,, r Nn,iona will
PiEAs-CHANBEiS-J 4. D"S' '' 49,
be heatd at 10 a ID. ,., I'd rha peorle art.
GENERAL Sgssoys-pAsr I-smyth K-Ihs nc hat,cry
James McAecr burglary william Jacobs M M,i' ,t'gr ,s,Sg
i"nes Wsor George Vanpelt. robbery: lgDatE Ma,hcI
Moses CABIN Join Beeh Jacob Harris, Hermann nA'"'""
aduterated milk. nm. ,.,. 49,. ,ao,,o A Wright.
ra g; Pre- ierck Buck Iilam arkef graua
, rnher assault and battery smith, efsd
lanes Hagen eionious assault aud battery
Richardson larceny from the person william he'S rA
How .rd
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALI

Nec- York Hotel-Senators Thomas Blyard en ot Dca-
aware Wade Hampton South Caro- ina John u Moprnn' %
Of Ala,ana r. e. Wthers Of Vir nIa and Wlillam d
ney WHITE OF Maryland Speaker Samuel j. hanan W.
Danicl Doueierty az Philadelphia. nus ,an,
Senator Francis Kernan Of Utica Of A.
banv Alexander Campbell of West virginia ana auaca Of
~ of lows
Pennsyiyina John q. Thompson, Of Ohio. ana s,is" a
IIutchins Washington. Hc Brinscck-G yinnsv
pcntinck of england Breroorf Uousc-Juhse iics
Chapman of Pennsylvania Hoanan Uonscm ~ ~ T. X IN
OF New Albsmdre H0fet-Ex Governor y, 49,
gersol OF Conneciicut. Sureudnf Uons,W w iiicss
and G. A. Crow gill OF Florida. Grand
AZ OF
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
THE TROUBLE AT BAYONNE CITY.

1t was feared at Bayonne City. ~ j., last night
that there might be trouble growing out OF the ait
tcnlty between the Standard OH Company and the
Central Railroad, of New-Je-sey. large force OF
men from the Standard Oil Works was in possession
of the Centrcvillc bridge. and 200 men were sta
toned in the woods close by to aid those in possess
sion Of the bridge in case the Central Railroad
employees should attempt to drive them away. EX-
Chancellor Williams. Receiver Lahrop General =
Manager Harris, Superintendent Moor and Road,
master Murdoch. of the Railroad Company. visited
the scene of The trouble III the afternoon. Ihey
spoke of getting ahead of the Standard Company py
tearing down the Old bridge. putting in its stead
an IRON one and guarding 1t against pipe-aying.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
NOT THE HORARD HOUSE.
To the Editor Of The Tribune

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: My attention to-day was called to a
paragraph in your paper OF the Goth. in which you
sneak of the brutal treatment OF an unconscious man
who had been tdrown out OF the Howard Honse'' ana
sav that the Howard House Is cheap lodging house
nnctcd with restaurant etc lD The tst place the
Injured man never In the Howard House, cOnse-
nently he could not have been thrown out In the next
Mace the Howard House 10 uot aud never has bec'.
connected with restaurant. Nhiskey mil or any other
OF these popular lnsutuIiobs pco" e scconu n5o'
Nsas. York. Sept. ~. loau fhofiakfoh
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Metropolitan Club, of this city, visited
the Union Grounds, Brooklyn, yesterday and played
the second game of the series with the Jersey City Cnp
of Jersey City The Meropolitans played as scientific
a game as any the older League clubs On the other
sde the Jersey City nine gradually lOosng ground,
and playing more careless game than usual, making
six base hits and only one run. The score was To l.
The Worcester Club defeated the Boston nine yester-
day at Worcester by of to 4. The Worcester
Club did not play the ninth inning.
The Buffalo Club with defeat at the hands
Cleveland nine in the at Cleveland yester
day. About 500 people witnessed the game. lH many
respects it repetition of Wednesdays con-
test the feature being the hard hitting of the
Cleveland Club. The following is the score:
Runs. Base hits. Errors.
Bun1o.. g
The game at Providence yesterday. bet ween Provi-
dence Troy Cubs resulted in another victory for the
Providence men. The Troy Cub made tree base hits
but runs the Providence nine winning by the follow
ing score:
Runs. Base hits. Errors.
Providence. IL u
Troy.
Several thousand dollars have been subscribed In De
club in the field for the season 1881.
meeting of the directors OF the Cleveland
Baseball Association. IL was decided 70 place cuD In
the ball field mex year.
Tie Buffalo Cub viii plav with the Cincinnati Club
at Cincinnati on September "a. 25 and 27.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
OBITUARY..

The Rev. DR.. Ten Brock, one of the oldest
Protestant Episcopal clergymcn III New-Jersey, and
rector OF St. James Church. at Eatontown, died at his
home at that place Wednesday night at tho age OF
ninetyye He took active part all church affairs
for fftyfve years and served ns secretary at the
trial of Bishop Onderkonk In New York many years
Two years he had stroke OF paralysis from which
he never recovered.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
nIscBARGED AND REARREsTED.

"Abe" Coaklcy, who has been under arrest for
upward of five months on a charge OF being I'M
pl,cated III the Manhattan Savings Bank burglary,
was placed at the bar Of the Court OF General Ses-
sious, yesterday. stant-Distric-Attorney Rol-
lns in coDsentng to motion for the release OF Coax
ana the prisoner had not been tried, said that he
had been unable to present sufficient evidence TO a
tury to ensure the prisoners conviction and that
Cowiuy formally discharged Coakley, and lie left
"a courtroom ACCOMPANIED by Inspector Byrnes.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
ENGINE UPSET IN TIE STREET.

Fire Engine No. 7 was started from its
quarters in Chambers-s yesterday afternoon to fire
in the nelghbOrhood At Dnanest, the horses, fright
encd by object In the street, upon the side
walk aud upset the engine. which badly broken In
the iali. Tie foreman, Charles Pcrey and assistant
foreman Joseph Shaw, were caught under the engine
aud received Injuries They taken to the
englnchouse in Chambers-st ana cared Tor there.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
RECOVERING A BODY AT LAST.

The body of one of the twenty workmen killed
July 21 by the breaking in of the top Of the tempo
rary entrance to the Hudson River Railroad Tunnel,
in Jersey City. was recovered late last evep,nc pc
Woodland, the foreman At nightfall the work,
men in the caisson reached the bent ana twlstea
iron plates of the roof of tho temporary entrance oil
the tunnel. The silt which covered them was taken
off and blown of the casson by compressed ar.
After several hours of hard labor the bolts when
held two of the plates together were severed
and they were pried apart. In cavity
under the plates was found body. 1t was IN %
kneeling POSITION and was badly decomposed, there
being hardly flesh upon the bones, except,hng
upon tho lower limbs. The skull was completely
bare, and few shreds of flesh clung to the cheek
bones. The body was lifted out ana lald
upon a board, the limbs being carefully straight
ened. Ii was then covered with stout saiicloth;
and was lifted through the iron ar-lock and carried
into the enginc-housc the calssoD: This morn
ing the body will be taken TO Bradys morrue IN
Jersey-ave. where it will be prepared for burial.
At midnight the workmen were engaged III cut
ting apart the other plates of the roof OF The tenn
porary entrance of the tunnel. Mr.. Anderson ex-
poets to the silt in the caved portion OF the
tunnel to-day and to take out the other bodies
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
PREFERRING DEATH TO LIFE.

The body of young man was found on the side
walk IN front of No. OPT East Nneteenth-st late
Wednesday night From n bullet hole in the lett
temple blood was streaming profusely The dead
man was taken to the Twenty-thrd Precinct
police Station when two pistols,
of which was discharged, were found
on him. In his pocket was a memorandum book on
the ny leaf of which was written: "Proprieda &c
Manuel Llorent, 93 and 95 Maiden-lape N. T.,
Dec O, 1870" The pocketbcok contained bill
made out in the name Gf Manuel
Llorent to the La Naclond Sociedad E rs
pamela de SocOras MutuOS. August, 1SoU
At the address given in the pocketbook. TRIBUNE
reporter ascertained that Manuel Llorcnt was
lately employed by PlaciOs Rodriguez, a, cigar
Messrs Bianco g. Vega cigar importers at Broad
way and Twenty -cighthst., assacsman. His friends
are unable to give any reason for his committing
suicide.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
j. g. C.. JOHNSTON.
TOWN CARRIAGES.

We have now on view at our Ware
rooms, Broadway, 47th to 48th-St., Large
Stock of Fashionable TOWN CARRIAGES,
embracing BR0uGHAMS, LANDAUS, LAM
DkULETS, C0UPES, and TChRTS, to-
qether with a variety of vehicles suitable
for Country Driving, with a Full AssOrt-
,nent of the BREWSTER WAGON, of which
we are Sole Manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

THE COURTS.
CONTESTING A WIDOWS WILL

Barbara Hausmann, IL German widow, who
lived at No 2I7 Elizabeth-st died fow months ago,
leaving an estate OF about $4,000 A Will was found
which gave property to the infant children of Mrs.
Hausmanns brother, who lived In Germany. contest
of fine will was begun by Edward fIausmann, who
claimed 10 be tho or Mrs. Hausmann. The wit
nesses to the Will examined before Surrogate
CALVIN Yesterday. The grounds OF the contest un-
due influence and insanity.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
STORES BURNED IN DENVER.

DENVER, Col, Sept. 23.-A fire this morning
DESTROYED Durham & Co.'s drug store and contents
Lnss $40 OO0 ful nsared Several stores were dam
aged TO the extent OF 100000 bv water.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS OUR PRODUt
TIONS HAVE MAINTAINED ABSOLUTE SUPREM.
ACY IN THIS COUNTRY AND AT PARIS, 1873, IN
COMPETITION WITH TIRE WORLD. WE WE'RE
AWARDED THE HIGHEST HONoRS THE DECORA-
TION OF THE LEGION OF HONOR AND THE GOLD
MEDAL.
THE RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE. USED Ex-
CLUSlVELY on ALL VEHICLES BUILT BY US. As.
sUREs SAFETY AND COMFORT IN RIDING AND
LARGELY INCREASED DURABILITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
THE FIRE RECORD.

AT PARKDALE. ONT-LO:s. $4,000.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 23.-A fire at Parkdale
tod " bu mel Tmnss Hotel and two stores The loss
is insured in the Queen, Western and British
American.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
RAILWA Y NE VS..
WORK OF TIE TICKET AGENTS.

Very little business was transacted yester-
day at the ual session Of the Convention of tie General
Passenger and Ticket Agents. After short session the
Convention adjourned without waiting to hear the re-
mort OF the Committee Rates, which was instructed
10 publish the sheets IN the usual form on their
COMPLETION. meeting takes place at ST. Louis
IN Marcn.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
LARGE TEA IMPORTS.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 23-The ship Lucille,
from Yokohama brought 31OO packages of tea for San
Francisco and 20 600 packages in transit for NewYork
The shipments by sail this season are the largest made
Id In
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
THE MARRIAGE or JESSE GRANT

SAN Francisco. Sept. 23.-Jesse Grant, the
son OF ex President Grant, married to Miss Lizzie
Chapman the daughter OF W. s. Chapman. at the Palace
Hotel Tuesday evening. Only few friends present
m GER
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Samuel Rittenhouse was struck by Penn
syl?ania Railroad tram at Elizabeth N j. yesterday,
aud MAS killed.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
A TRAIN OFF THE TRICK.

WATERTowN, N. Y, Sept. 23.-By another
accident this morning to freight train on the Rome
watertown aud OgdensDurg Railroad. by reason OF q
misplaced switch, engine and six cars were dtched
aud smashed.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
A SHOE FACTORY DESTROYED.

BOsTON, Sept 23.-Thc boot and shoe fac
tory Of Putnam & Combv at Hollis on, Mass. was
bnrned this morning. Loss, $4,000; insured ior
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
DAMAGE BY FOREST FIRES

KEwANNEE, Wis, Sept 23.-FOrest fires are
destroying property in ths vicinity Houses, barns and
crops have been blrEed.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
MARINE lNTELLlGENOE.
MINIATC ALMANAC.

DAY
$40 sun sets... o'ot CLOCK siow,o iV.
Moon r,Ses Y:2l Moot souths. 4:lt Moons aseay'2o
WATER TO-DAY ~
.1l:29 uov IsItn1 30 fi'h oate i'o"
wAfBG TO-DAY i-t IA ~,
sandy Hook. .ll:5i Gov Island Ol2 hei fiIs [Vi
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

You have had summer vacation, mountain
and and qnirne. Sfl the dysrepss and
piins general dcOiiiy. derress " spns ar
b. AL druggists
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
IAnJnncemenrAI

Many mothers are unable TO nurse their
children such TIC best substitute 10 be f0nnd IA
Moins Food pare Lcbigs nula which has Dr0ved
phy nooueay to correspond with hers milk SOli every.
wbcro by druggists and grocefs Price 10 ccat MErcAs
q CO., Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

At the door Detectives Field and OConnor re-
burglary in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

WINcHEsrEa's HYPDoHOSPuIrg3
VIII cure consumptiOa. CoislA HgolcLNA Dsgi,y s~
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
The Co!ored Dress Goods Department

Parisiau Novelties in Persian Designs 81 70 s3 90 yd
Pure Clmels hair choice cjOrs oJc 10 ~ ooyJ
(,olored Monte cloths fall shades, Toe 10 eoc 80.
ShoOdas Clio: his in variety. 7Jc
All wool Cashmere. lust received from foc upwar
Raizmiere cloths piin ,Ors 75c. worth 81 y:
scotch Tarian and Satin plads, toc ann 'ocp'rSe
French Monchoir pials. high novelties,
All weol navy blue faDneis, 2jc 70 81 per- yd
SPECIAL OFFERING OF
Printed all Wool Satines,
Price 35c yard, reduced from 81,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

for New York. FIseIow fer Doboy Magic Moore rss.
rus Urban0.
Istinst Cadet l7h inst Protector 2st inst ttua
Anna James Marx NaJa I'D inst, Gen Bell at Plymouth
stros.meyer screaiocr capt Cousns) 23d inst Brtsn.
MIA, Emile ,Capt 1branich).
Tor Later Ship Nevs. anu Hs F;nt psyL
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
<aA zsSH a <nN SAFETY sTEAmAHYpRAuLIQ
. It's ELEVATORS,
OTIS BKOTnEks q Co. 3&S Bros. uu M.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
~ OF te orans OF Generation &c specify radically
cured by WINCuEoTEkS SfECIFIC Pill. Two 10 six
boxes are usually sufficient Price per box. six boxss
&5. send for circular Prepared py WINCuESTEu % 20
Chemlss ~ John ST., New.york. WI