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New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

done that would have been imply doubt Of the man
agement. which never entertaineo Inc or fee
quantity of tho milk and II appears thst wien wnen s
children were TO be provided ior nlTfe as aars
IN this institution, and nothing Is more appropriht%e % w
lnsse II than an INCIDENT taugR n the me we yonns ea how
suoot seated in coffee room. at Dreaklaee
three litlle boys He had before nun ranad an of beet
but he was at that moment intent on preparing
fast for the little boys q, .ia ur
souecrs looking down large bue mug, ana slant
ing gently, SO as TO get on accurate vie" oi '"o
That's twopenn'orth, sii - replied the waiter -,
what rare article milk is TO be nre sui a IN Iong M
with lukewarm water, William will you = uhv
q TO the very top. sir 2" inquired the waiter ""hy
the milk will be hrowndcd." 49,.
Never you mind that" replied Mr.. squeers Serve
Il right for being so DEAR" ~ .ho
baker and claimed that according to his own showing
he did not leave more than seven l0aVes o from
ThnrboP Co., the boy CampbelPs wages wSuu noie e
than pay for them and Leave d n0t have his meals
with the other children.
LOUIS vIcToRs SAD STATE.
LOUIS Victor, Mr. Phelps continued came TO the shep-
herds Fold bright, happy boy, rs the prisoner 'es
you with peach-boom on hs check. lie lou lhe III
stution living skeleton ere the pictures ofthe boy
as he entered and when he left, were shown 10 the
ury) What caused this changcf l suppose the prs
oner looks upon these legal proceedings as ala MI
sdueers. sOme bothering law business connected WIN
an action for what they call neglect OF boy doht
know what they would have. He had as good grazlns
that boy had. there is about MS. when Dny gctH
weak aud i'll and dou't relish his meals. we give nm
change of det-turn him cut foran hour or SO ever ~
day, into a neighbo's turnip 1cld or sometimes us
delicate case turnp fed and piece or carrots ac
naley, and let him eat as many as he likes IoSre S @
land in the country than this pcrwerse iad gaH
on and yet he goes and catches cold ana indigestion anu
what not and then his friend brings lawsuit against
me. Now, you'd hardly suppose that peoples ihgrai
tude would carry them quite as far as that, would our
1t was expense OF the medical treatment tnat
deferred Mr.. Cowloy, for we have the evidence OF D
Uaws that he attended gratultOusly. IL NaA
simple carelessness and Indifference. The past
cannot lie remedied. The hours OF suffering
OF that chd can never recalled but ask that by IN
Impartial administration OF the law 1t shall be rem
ddred impossible that suffering like this can he repeated
in this immunity leave the case Of tins poor ad Ia
yOur hands, reminding only OF this, In as huch ae
We have done II unto one of the least OF thcs' my
brethren. ye have done IL unto me-"
As Mr. Phelps resumed his seat there was rlhruiu ur
of applause throughout the room, hut II was qncky
suppressed by the officers Recorder Smyih sad
that as the hOpr for adjournment had arrived he Woud
charge the jfry this morning.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
WILLIAM u. FRICKE'S WILL.
HIS IMMEDIATE HEIRS NOT THOSE MOST BENEFITED
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.


HIS IMMEDIATE HEIRS NOT THOSE MOST BENEFITED
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The will of William ID. Frcke, whose dead
body was found in Overspeek Creek. EnglewOOd.
n j. last week, offered for probate in the surro-
gates Office yesterday. The document specifies
Der of bequests that interesting in connection with
statements in rcGard family affairs that have been
made public since his death.
He gives to his wife all the household furniture and
TO his brothers j. and Ludwig Frcke. and his niece
Catherine Plen the remainder of his personal property
His real estate give his wife while she lives and
after her death it is to be distributed as follows
To the German Hospital and Dspensary OF the City Of
NewYork 81 900; TO the DeacOness Institution of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church. in trust and 10 be applied
for the general purposes of the Warlbur0 Orphan Farms
school. near Mount Vernon, N Y. $500; one-tlrd Of
balance remaining 10 his son, john H. trcke anu
out OF the balance remaining to his son. William d.
Freke, and mis- daughter, May Elizabeth Fncke, each
trustees or managers OF the German Presbyterian Sun
day School, at the Mission Chapel In Thriietst, near
Second ave- $500; TO the German Lutheran ST. Markus
kirche, at No. 1913 East Sixth-st., $1,000; 10 the
I'm IeOnarGst., between GTeenpOntaYe. and COlyerst
at GreenpOint L. L. $500; TO the German Lutheran ST.
Johannes Kirche In ChristOpherst $500; TO the Ger
man Lutheran ST. P8u's Kirche. Sixth-aye and FIJI
teenthst, $500 to the 81. James LuH&Pran church.
81 900 Should there remain any balfBce after the
Of the foregoing egaces II TO DO distributed
among such charitable institutions or poor persons as
the executors most worthy and deserving John
Blockhaus and Albert T. kruse, OF NewYOfk. are the
executors. The witnesses are Jacob Crosse and
| Augustus Brccke. The date Is December 10 1879.
The sons OF the esatOr went 10 the Surrogates Office
Yesterday TO examine the VIII.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
REPORTED UNION or TWO RAILROADS.
INTERESTS or CHICAGO AND ST. PAUL AFFECrED-
THE REPORT NOT VERIFIED

INTERESTS OF CHICAGO AND ST. PAUL AFFECTED
THE REPORT NOT VERIFIED.
A report was current yesterday that the
Chicago st. Paul and MinneAp polls Railroad had been
old to the ST. Paul and Sioux City Railroad Company
Tho frat named road from Elroy, Wisconsin,
to 81 Crox Lake IN the state, distance o. 1T
milcs The company chartered in 1863 the
West Wisconsin Railway Company. aud the road was
opcned December l. 1872. That company made de-
,anlt On the interest due January /, 1875,
and was placed i'll the hands OF receiver
II WAS sold under foreclosure March 1, 1873, and
reorranized under the present name. The Chippewa
Fails and Northwestern Railways operated III
ncetion with the road and 1t connects with the Chicago
and Northwestern at Elroy. The company also leases
rho right to the line OF the Saltwater and
81 Paul Railway to roach 50. Paul On Septem
her 40 1873. inc capital stock S5,0O0,0QO. The
mi cost the road and equipment was TlO 1iOS33
rcprt sentcd 10y $5,0 600 stock ana To,2SlGSS in
bonds The company has land grant of 6.4OO acres
TO each mile Of road. aud up June 80 1878, so2
acres had been certified 10 the cOnpany. These lands
are free from taxes until 1881
The Sioux Clty and st. Paul Railroad runs IRON Sioux
CITY, Iowa. tO ST. James, Mnn., distance or Is miles.
The cnupany w.s organized In 1866, and the road was
orrprd IN 1872. Elias f. Dake, OF st. Paul.
MIMI president 0i the company, ~ at
present In tn.cdy. TRIBUNE reporter called on him
The reported purchase by his company. He declined
10 see ,hc reporter. but subsequently, In reply 10
note To his rOOm wrote that the report hnt the
sale had been made not truc He dd not say how
ever tn9t there negotiations pending between
the companies having that object Ill view.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Fatal BIoW FROM AN ITALIAN.


Francis p Hughes, of No. 325 East Ihirty-iourth-
ST.. died Monday night from the effects or DO"
from Ciacomo Boylioli, an Italian, who keeps q pea
nut stand at Washington and Fulton-sts, BROOK
lyn. Mr.. Hughes, accompanied by a friend named
Charles H. Binn. of No. III Henry-st brooklyn
was passing the Italians stand on January 23
when Mr. Hnghes accidentally, it is claimed
iostled against Boylioli. who seized heavy nut
Jcroc,cr and struck Hughes on the head. fractnrng
his skull. Hughes was taken to the Long Island
College Hospital, where he remained several days
He seemed to be recovering rapidly and was then
taken TO his home. On Saturday hi7 condition be-
came serious, and Boylio was arrested, bnt waived
examination, and was held IN $1,000 bail Tor the
Grand Jurys action. Hc says that Hughes pnshed
violently against him, and almost overturned ms
stand; but Mr.. Binn, who was with Huehes de DE-
clarcs that the Italians assault unproN oked
Officers sonpht for B0yiioli Yesterday, bmt he
could not be found. HIS home is at No: 50 Front
ST.. BROOKLYN. II is said that several days ago ne
offered Hughes SO 600 if he would abandon the
nroSpcuttOu
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
IMPROVEMENTS AT .ROCKAWAY.

The Rockaway Beach Improvement Company.
now building the mammoth hotel, will ON Monday
next employ 900 carpenters. 800 for day and 300
for night work. company has obtained the right
TO bnid an iron pier nj the foot of Remsen-ave, and
will begin the work next week, ~
A company has also been formed 70 estabiish a
ferry to run between the beach and COney Island.
Four steamers are 10 be placed the route. TO make
half hourly trips the fare not to exceed 10 cents
Two trims day will be made to Long Branch STOP
ping at Concv Island each way. In rough weather
the boais will make their landings on the bay SIDE
The Long Island Railroad Company, next season ;Eo
aver before and will shortly begin LAYING double
track from SprinrfelI across the meadows to the
Nsptune Honsp. Yesterday 100000 was pad TO the
men employed OH the improvements at the Deacu'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
JOUy ALLEN RETURNING.

Messrs David Dows n Go. Yesterday learned that
John Allen the manager of the Baltimore branch Of
the firm, who disappeared two weeks ago, was re-
turning home from New-Orleans. where he was dis
covered by the police on Monday on the public
streets II is stated by of the firm that Mr. Allen
has probably taken legal advice, and considers 1t
wer, no charges against him. and that und Ter certain
circumstances hc would probably be taken again
into the firm. He had violated an order OF the firm
against specula,ing. aud there were some little
discrepancies in hs expense accounts not explained
bnf hc mad cmbeZZled nothing
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

When a child in O small Bavarian village
was being catecbised by priest ana asked how
things necessary service OF bapsm he promptly
replied Three father" An, you stupid" replied the
holy man, " thought everybody knew that Ony two
absolutely necessary first water, aud secoud the
Bible. Now, young won't YOU tell me what the
three Z" The boy looked up with bland smile and
" My father, the three are fret,
ond the Bible and third, baby"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
MR.. COWLEY'S CASE ARGUED.
THE PRISONER AFFECTED TO TEARS.

sKEsryTArIoY OF THE CASE FOR IHE DEFENck-
SuE pIsTRICT-ATToRYEY's ADDREss-PAssAGEs
FROM "SIcHoLAs NIcKLEBY AND THE scRir-
TUREs.
Mr. Brooke, counsel for Mr. Cowiey' YESTERDAY
summed up for the defence in the Court OF oenera'
Sessions When he referred to the suffering OF tne ao'
cused man, Mr.. Cowley sobbed bitterly. MI no,''
occupied the afternoon in presenting 'he case ~.
~ ,rosecnt;on. Recorder Smyth will charge the
iurv TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
BAKER NOT PLEASED WITH BRAZIL.

William Nolan. one of the 1906 wor<mcn who left
New-York for Brazil in October, to work on the
Impcrial Brazilian, Natal and Nova Cruz Railway
referred TO in yesterdays TRBuNE, arrived here on
the brig Evening Star. from Pernambnco. ,yestcr-
dnv He SAID that he went with the original party
as q baker. and was promised $l2 q week ana MS
hoard He complained of the quality of flour ana
meat furnished TO rhe worimen, but denied that
there was scarcity of food, as those who arrived
here on Monday stated. After remaining ~ BraHii
nine weeks twenty of their party became dissatis-
fled and demanded q settlement, but could not get
"a safisfactorV
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
THE BOARD OF EMIGRATION.

Commissioner George j. Forrest will remain in
the Board of Emigration, having been rcappointed
by the Governor, together with Commissioners
Starr and Ilurlhut. Mr.. Forrest is the only Demo-
crat i'm the Board proper the MayOr and tie pres-
dents of flr German and Irish Emigrdnt societies
being commissioners ex-ohiciO. Mr.. Forrest was
first appointed Emigration Commissioner IN 1872,
to I'm a yacaucy aud was reapp0intcd by Governor
Dix IN 1873 being the only Democrat reapp0nted.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
LECTURES ON FOLK LORE.

William Wells Newell will deliver three lectures
OH Folk Lore IN the chapel of the Church of the
Messiah, Park-ave. and ThiTty-fourth-st., on sue
cessiye Tuesday evenings, beginning February 2I
The subject of the first lecture viii be The English
and scandinavian Heroic BALLAD OF the second,
"Thc English and scandinavian Romantic Ballad"
and of the third, Nursery Tales"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
IRVING HALL DISCUSSIONS.

The Irving Hall Democratic Committee on Con-
tested Seats, of which Colonel Tracy is chairman.
listened last evening to tho completion OF the tesu-
mony relative to the contested primary of February
2 IN the XXIld Assembly District. The case for the
contestants was closed bv n speech 10y Mr. Calder,
and then tho chairman urged the necessity nf union
i'm Tie party and the avoidance of dissenslOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
PAYING FOR ALLEGED FRAUDS.

In case of the Government against +. Haas and
his brother to for alleged fraudulent impOr
tations of silks Mr.. Bliss yesterday summed up the
case for the Government. Judge Choate delivered
the charge and submitted the case TO the jury.
After celebrating Tor about half an hour the jury
gave a verdict for the Government 10 the amount OF
~ =
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
ALARGu MEETING OF BOAT OWNERS

At a meeting of about 800 members of the Boat
Owners Association yesterday. the recent invcst-
CATION of railroad management in this State was
freely discussed and resolutions adopted. de-
clarinQ that as the charges made by the merchants
had been proved, the Republican party should
carry out lis pledges and pass the bills proposed by
the Hepburn Committee.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
&C., &C.. &C.

Other articles may RELIEVE, TINS
CURES Catarrh and its long list OF terrible
consequences. WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRla CURE is sold by Druggists, or
delivered by his Agents, Messrs. ID. B.
DEWEY 81 CO, 46 Dey-st., New-Yoik, at
81 80. DR.. WIS Treatise on Catanh is mailed
free IN anY address.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
BIIRGLARS IN A CHURCH.

Thieves made an attempt to plumber the Church
of the Sacred Heart, in West FIfty-trst-st. near
Ienth-avc yesterday They were surprised just
before daylight by the entrance of the sexton, who
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AeYfvAL4

Hoffman Hoase-Judgc Robert w. Hughes, of VIZ
einIa 80 FYns Afcnuo Hoe-Jarvs Lorl Of Rochester Ei
ward L. Pierce Of Boston Lieutenant Governor n A. W.
Tabor OF Colorado william L. -cott, Of fre, Penn
" adsor IIot IE b. Juds0n OF Syracuse, AMI William H.
Seward. Of Auburn n Prt hrsnve Hotet-GeoEe ~ ~
WatrOus President Of the NewYOrk New-Hayen ana Hart
fort lailroad Company. GTdnd Central HoeS!s.e tss
mer William Fleming. 0t Indiana. Nst0pottd" H0tee-
Christopher A. Walyrath. OF Oneida N T.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
rrw work DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY is $50

found them In the sacristy. drilling a hole IN the
safe. There werr three ot them. and ail esc55puu 5
into FlIty-sccond-st. through an open w,or wim1,oT,
Lowing ncbInd them collection of costly burglars
too,s Fen II their attempt TO break open the saie
had been successful they would have gained notn-
inc. as II contained nothing OF value.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
A sHARPLEssoN FOR HARBOR DEsTRoYERs.

A statute of 1857 permits the Pilot Commission
ers to recover from any person dumping dirt or
garbage in the New-York Bay ut any place not
three miles from Sandy Hook 50 for every cubic
foot of dirt or refuse so dumped. The Commission
ers brought an action under this statute before
Justice Donohuc ia the Supreme Court yesterday
against Francis Pidgoon. sr., aud James Murphy
The defendant PidgcOn was the owner OF water
front on NewtOwn Creek which he had had dredgcd
bv the Atlantic Dredging Company in August
1879 Two scOws under the command of the de-
tcndant Murphy were filled with 900 cubic feet of
dirt from PidgeOn's waterfront, and, the plain
tlfis claimed, were dumped off Coney Island on
August l5 The defendants pleaded that they
supposed they were dumping in the proper place
The Jury gave the PLAINTIFFS verdict for SO, 900
formers receive One-half.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
NEWARK.
MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.

sun rises w G51 sun sets - 5:39 Clock fast Im lis
Moon sets - l25 Moon sOuths. 6:32 Moons days
WATER IODAH-A 81
Sandy HOOK laos tow Island Lat Hell Gate. S:53
mon WATER TODAY-P. ".
Hook 1870 Gov Island LOS Hon t'ate.-. S:o7
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
srsAN n LEIGHrov, New. Market, y. IT,:

SUSAN d. LEIGHTON, New Market, y. II.
For ycar had such SUEF CATION and pain IN my heai
and eve that ( c0ul hardly sleep. TIL ERE APPEARED
10 BE SOMETHING ~ NY NOSE ,, o., l com, COM
ncucei using III Dt MEI ER'S CAIARRu CUkE on
Friday: on Monday a GREAT POLYPUS, AN INcl1
AND HALF LUNG, with string on II where it tore
away came through my OLh from my nose There was
also ALF cupfn OF most disgusting mnco dis harged
can now breathe, talk and sleep naturally, and AN
WELL AGAIN. Everybody ought 10 kne" oi THIS Won
dorl medicine"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
WHAT WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE HAS DONE,
DOES DO, AND WILL DO.
Testimony not from remote localities, but from
well-known persons, whose towns, streets
and houses are gwen, and can be
easily conferred with.
CURED! CURED! CUREDl

Rev. C. II TAYLOR l40 Noble-st, Brooklyn
~ HAVE SUFFERED FOR SEVERAL YEARS from
Catarrh one package OF WEI DE MEYERS compound
has RADICALLY CURED Me-"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
PURE AIR AND PURE MILK.

ROOSEVELT Strict FERRi-BOATS VERY offensive
--wIsT SIDE sTENCHKs-THE LACTOMETER
Complaint was made recently to the Health
Board of the condition of the ferrybOats plying be-
tween Rooscvelt-st., in this city, and Broadway, in
williamsburg. Assistant Sanitary Superintendent
James reported yesterday, after personally examin-
ing the boats Montana, Arizona, Idaho and Alaska.
that they are in very bad condition During GER
tain hours OF the day. when they are Oycrcrowded,
the lack Of ventilation ronders the air IN the cab ms
very offensive aud suifuclting DR. James suggests
that the roof should be raised and ycutatOrs built
rs on the Fulton Ferry boat-. The lIie-prcseryers
are slowed away out of each. where they would lie
of no use in case of accident. He recommends that
they he hung under the seats along the sides OF the
cabins.
sanitary Engineer Ncalis reported that he had
investigated the Algonquin aud other factories
around IhIrty-ninth-st, where fresh blood - dried
and stored, aud found that this III itself ~ not a
nuisance but that stencil arises when blood ~
ponred INTO the river from the slaughteung-hOuscs
and ~ lett exposed at cbb tide. lie finds the repre-
hensIble practice OF storing mannrc IN caua-hoats
and shifting II from them 10 smaller vessels still IN
u.s.. -
Tests of the lactomctcr adopted by the Health
Board have been made at daiI1cs IN CJnHrcticut
and in Westch"ster County. and the officials say
that they have shown that ~ dscrimlnac-. # any
thing IN favor of the dealer in adulicratcd milk.
the standard adopted beng from to I'd degrees
below the average of pure milk. That brewers
gram when properly fed, IS wholesome food for
cows the officials assert has been established.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

SAMUEL BENEDICT Jr, of Benedict Bros jewellers 6s'
Broad av, New.YOrk: - , co,,
PIETELY CURED q member OF my family OF Catal rh
cannot speak strongly OF this wonderiul medlcine
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

LEWIS F. NEWMAN the great dry goods merchant soi
FultOn-st. BIOOkyni - =, ouno,,o "a,
TARIiII | have been EN rIRELY CURED by
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

AIMEE, the Great Opera Prima Donna :o ,.r.non
!" have used Monsieur WEI DE MEYERS CAIAHHH
CURE throat, ana have great pleasure 10 40
knoyledc1ng the benefit derived from IT,"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

Pay CUAS JONES, New.Br ghton, Staten Island:
docoICd snuGs and baths used IniseIs ind Eapor
and discouraged. found would have 70
RpiNG MY MINISTRY 10 A CLOSE. The relief |
exn rienced the frst package OF ~ De hEfEks
CNrtl,FIf worth EN- TIMES I'll r. PRICE.
NV sore throat gone. keep well and am IN better
health than for four years
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
SNiP NEWS.
PORT OF NEY.YORK.-.......FEB. H.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEN-lOtN ---...FEb. IL
ARRIVED
Str Panyn (Belg Fak Antwerp G2 days to Funch, Edge
str santiago Phillips cienfaegos Feb and st Jago H.
: q W Welsl vessel OJ = TucAcr Il Co.
Str wnicliu Cir, scott Barrow % days. with pgron to
ST Hudson ffcemin Feb To- Clark
SIR Manhattan. Kelly. Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
ar llatcras Malct West Point vato Old Dominion Co.
Sr FLORIDA, S'ni,h rlhaielpnh, u VIM p Cyde & CO..
old IRON, ETC. nIlcr vessel to Boyd ltncSen,
Sin Goudon OF H0~on new, 1869 % tons Davis, Ken
BaiE Henry Gr'eg ot Pha leph1). Dyer. Montevideo
sS davs viii, hides Ramsay; vessel TO Marcus
gor Tawatha of sacsvlle b. Andcr.ou CarJenas
doys wi sur 20 jules CO. vessel 60 ensy
BARK Flash L,gt OF Windsor 81 card, Dntiin 50 days
vim md a. I , Orlc.. g ssci ScaumCl Bros.
Bark ceres (No sclwngs. HOnncar 80 days IN ballast
Bark a.co Lcay Nueyiiae lG &ays wtt cedar etc to
BARK orphcns (Nor chnstofcseu Bremen 81 days with
ola iron and EMMY barrels to orter vsssi 10 Rdg -
'Is Sars Comctn CSwed Haleugren Iavrc 81 days with
napf schwcca ri GNOr Ivensou Larnc 90 days. IN ballast
to s@@cn Tp IyS Sor Moe ostend days ballast to Ben
ham EarR SVSSi VSSndi t Gacase Dec and Gibraltar
' srs Henry Knsh Pggdleton Pensacola 10 days with
lumber 70 order {gse to parsons LCT ovono 1,
Matakas Feb g. with sugar 10 order; vessel 20 Miller
SapE S.non Nor Nielsen Mnatian 80 days with cedar
ana s Matte nse!i ot Portland Wheeler Cardenas
days W. m sugar order: farcus Iiunter Il Co
ErQ star (Of AtbrOath. Clark, PernambncO 30
days with sugar uavemeyer Elder vessel to Geo +
Buley. -
smear TO NJ CcballOs u Co; vessel 10 swan * SON
Brig John McDermOtt, DAVIS. Alyns Point IN ballast 10
master
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, fresh 8 sw. very hazy
At CITY Island strong, SW; cloudy.
CLEARED.
strs Aby salnia Br) Murphy, Liverpool q Franckyn
TruNel, Hayrc Beblan; Nclerand (Belg
stokes Antwerp, Peter Wright e sons; Bristol tBr sym
ous BrisiO W Morgan WyanOkc couch. Norfolk. city
Point and Richmund, Old Dominion IS Co: Gull stream ln
Qrgm Wilmn gtOn and AOrehead CITY. VIM clyde & Coz
Florida smith, Philadelphia VIM clyde Co; Glaucus
geIrse Boston. II Dlm0ck.
shin Peaccmlker tr) Cassen. London, Scammell Bros.
Rarks Aabam, UtlN ROslsco Pensacola. lOcOvich Coz
ri Favey, Satliia River T. Ncvtus ~ son;
Beatrice (Br McCallnm Doboy Austin Baldwin Coz Mar
ceius Br Whtten. Perth Amboy. Bennam Eoyesen Pick
rrng e Aulercn Armstrong, BI1dgctown Bar III Trow-
BRIDGES Haske tNOr. Ehasen, Queenstown Fal-
ont for Bcnhan BOvesen, Pickering Co Florence
| Rrl ,;rerson. sbOn. whitney & Co. Jose ID Bueno,
Ionrs JOgO aud Guantanamo Wayde co; 1hOrvadsen
! tNor Hansen Cork Tor orders, Fuuch, Edye N Co
Hrips Garnet kusten Port Oi Spna. Trowbridge Abce
tDapi FOotc, BridgeOwn Bar, l. q ChaenOr & co.
I'm prout Queenstown Tor orer-, Geo Bulley Einenc
fB,( Logan 81 JagO De Rivera Co. BOskya (N0r) Fald
| cnbury. LuarCi. Funcl Edye & Co.
SChrs Annie Merritt Lewis POin'a Petre III NatahlC
& sons sarah. LaNsan, ~ john B, y A Heney Wade
| mar, Parker. Ceniuegos Miller n HOughton.
| forLateT ship Ners u GaH see FELl PIg&
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

Mrs. EMMA O. HowEs 80 wasbingtou-square. New
- fer suffering with Catarrh for nearly 30 YEARS and
irving many remedies, l have been CURED BY ONLr
SWo PACKAGES OF WEI DE MEYERS wonderful
medicine"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

Mr. G. 7. BRUSH, 4i8 Broaaway, New YORK ~ ,rs
For iO WEARS was afflicted with CATARRH IN IIs
WORST FORM, that i lost my senses OF teste sl9
sne The use OF two packages 9 WEI De ME
CATARRH CURE has restored me 10 rEnrHNA
HEALTH"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

ARIES $ sTANHOPt, 2I JOhn-si., Newport r. L. -,
:. When / commenced using WEI De MEYERS CAIARhli
CURE, my hearing so much impaired that COZ lI
SoI Hear THE CHURCH BELLS ring Thanks u
Dr Wei he Meyer, now able "a hear ordinary con
VersatOu recommend tho cure " al persons anlcte'
with Catarrhal UcfeCts"