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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

Clyde. Morton Aspinva; Augustus Ger Uanss, -
CaDeo and Curacao Western Texas Cro - slay
Royal Fernandina and Jacksonville OIL ron
Barkg st Lucie, Merrman, Bnenos Avres Roz. .. .
Zany Gloucester Eng: Errante (hns', Nicch CO.. Aps
mouth or Plymouth for orders; VanOch (Erl Nea fAs
Tpo Ntsn. MerOla. Queenstown or FsIm)uih for o,dss
Curry BIZ Curry, Araseriam Ca'artna Utah
Dunkirk. FIR; n @ Traop Er) Dick, Plymouth Eng "e'u
Bngs Anna Ger. Laurnans. Hamburg Maria rr,...
Ita) PavillO COnsIntnOpe PutOn Span Al0na b,ssn
Iona; Carlo (Itaib. fauson. ( isbOI. 'aiSs'
Schr spring I'D Bartlett, ~ Johns. y r.
FOREIGN PORT3.
LONDON, Aug 20-str An tOcra from New York for -.
verp. has passed the LzsTd str Alfalfa from Nav
Liverpool, str Bpy ar II Baltimore; al
CaredOr. from phad Dho; ~ IJ teriam str ~,
ecl from New Orleans; str e'nOnf from M0niros ,
Bremen. str Leipzig, rom BalrmQr arr ~ Antyern
Pantyu. from New YORK. arr NJ Bristol sonoref ~
New York; at Antwerp str S~zersud from Nery
sailed the lBth nsf SIR IfOOpcr. Tor $50 ton. VIA
ErvsfOWv Aug 2O,ailei str City u Rlcbmono
Liverpool Tor New York. ~"
T0spoV Aug 2O--aiiei 9Th Inst. KosfnOp.ie III L.,
lSih INST Eekra Giu.eppe Cssagoa, Gug emo D ars.,
York ilenuctia capt Adams. tn tier Tor New ,f
SyaurI Cap, Tcllefsenl the latter fOf HauuOr 2Jtb a."
Coandenza latter Tor NcwN OK Great surgeon Rtn
Arr 10Th inst SolFst I5tiI inst CfusId. Can Jnt1at
Th0rsrr the latter 1t cop litn inst FERN 49,
inst Dronniug sophie capt Pctrrsen. kunl reeorsnh
Eta inst AdeOnc, Angelica Elizabeth Wins 0R, Lllar'T
Vigus lOth inst. Guineyerc Lori Lyt'on zOh Inst XeT
stone, Plymouth Rock.
MISCELLANEOUS
pnoyrpFycr II T. Aug gO-B2rk Mary Prazer t,r e1x,
town was spoken ye-;ray IN lot 80 49, ion j e.
ing badlys ana under shoIt canvas
Tor LITER Sb,D Nf0' n 0aH s1 Fft PSI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
ASSAULTED BY FOUR EVFFIANS.

While Mrs. jos epElne Cox. coiosed. was on her way
home TO Jerusalem from New-Roohclle on May =,
accompanied by her uncle four luilans spIang
from an ambush, and after fngh;ening eli Ms.
CoX's companion, committed a brutal assault upon
tors OF the assault, soon afterWaIi arrested by
OFFICER Shute, and was tried, convicted ana sent e.
the State Prison for ten years. George Powers ara
and royed about the State from place to place until
Thursday, when they were captured at Na.ebary
Plans. and Oficor Shn,e cf Ncv-RocAoile, who
took them to Port Chester whence they were con
veyod to the County Jail TO await tie action OF the
[. IL LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
MILL INTELLfGEN(E.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The Tallapoosa AZ
rived a, Newport, Il. l., on tho 17h and sailed at p
III. for New-York.
The Constitution arrived at Halifax. n. g., August Ia
from Bar HarbOr, he.
The Portsmouth arrived at Portsmouth, n. H., yeser
day.
Lieutenant commander Charles J. Train, has been oe
tachcd from the command of tne prlctce-steahcr
standish. and ordered to resume duties at the Na'a
Academy. - u, q
Lieutenant T. ~ Wise, and Cadet Engineers W. :.
Sample and {. T.. Manning have been detached rom
the practlcc-scamer Sandish, and placed on waiting
orders
Asss ant Engineer A. V Zane has been detached from
the pracIcesteal0cr standsh and ordered to resume
dntles ut the NANal academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Smith, on complaint OF Otn"er
O'Bren. of the Fourth Precinct Michael Murphy.
of No. 1GS CnatIain-st., and homaa Buvkhardt. OF
No. 212 Broad way, were charged with deohng ~
tickets Of the Louisiana state Lottery at INC places
mentioned and were each required to furnish bonds
IN $500 TO appear. Officer lines, Of the Gem al
ONCE preferred "a charge against Charles ". Da-
Wis OF acting IN the capacity OF agent for tue Con-
mumal Distribution Company, Of Kentucky, NJ Nc.
800 Broadway. and LOUIS Case was charged with
selling tickets of the Louisiana State Lottery at
No. 319 Broadway by Robert Forest, Of No. 100
ChcIry-st. and they were each required to furnish
bonds III $500 to appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
TNDISPOSIIION OF THURLOW WEED.
THE EFFECT OF FXHAUsTIoN-A WORD ABOUT THE
SITE OF HE ODrIIsK.


SITE OF THE oBrLIsK.
Thurlow Weed has been suffering from severe in
dis position Tor several days, and las; evcnlngl WIS
rumorcd that he was dangerously i'll. A TRIBUNE
reporter called TO inquire about his condition, ana
was shown INTO the presence OF the gentleman hini-
SELF although the physician has inteTdIcted the re-
ceiviug of visitors. Mr. Weed was dressed and was
lying Oh the sofa in his library; lie appeared very
bright and only slightly suggested SICK ih''I III
appearance.
:" am suffering" said he from extreme exhauS-
ton, and my physician tells me must be extremely
prudent. | am under no treatment particularly ;
am taking no medicine at all; but AaN :
to give NJ all ay work and my visitors nr, a f"r
me to be obliged to 40 nothing. | am not exactly
used to that sort of thing. ] had oeeHi
working very hard before / broke down; !
had much on hand that wanted 10 finish, anu
il Is very hard just TO drop 1t all but thlnk WIN
few days of quiet and rest. | will lie able To Dc
about again. do not apprcheud anything sell"us
IN this. The fact u.s. had severe attack OF W
tlgo about ten years ago. and have been su"ject 10
such attacks ever since and have suffered = great
deal from them. | think my failing .eyesight mas
something 10 do with my troHblc, too
The reporter. not wishing to tire Mr.. Weed, rose
TO go, hut Mr. eed raised himself 10 sitting pos
ture and asked him TO remain just moment. -
" am boiling over to talk about one thInR; SAL
he; and that is about the obel.sE. i cant talk
much now. but do want TO say thar think that 10
is one of the greatest OnragcS that ever
placed back on that knoll IN tho park. That
Is not the place for 1t at all 1t Is thrown away,
lost back there. In fact, there Is just one place Tor
il on Manhattan Island and that is at the Fifth
ave. entrance to the Park. treasure nike
that Ought TO he put where the people
could see it. Everybody who goes to the
Park nearly enters 1t from, Fifth-aye. at
that point. Then again the surroundings
there are most appropriate. Where is the obc-
lIsk in Parish Why, in the Place dc Ia Concorde,
and that is just the place III Paris where !. ought -
be. Our statues of Lincoln and SewaId and the
equestrian statue OF Washington are placed appro-
priatcy AMI the same conditions as to position
demanded for Il statue or monument ere de-
entrance to tho Park it would show
itself and add TO the attractiveness of the place
placed back on that mound IL viii be sacriiiced, ana
ge,tions made by THE Tribune on this very sub
ject aud they Wise suggestions, but HE
TRIBUNE and all of the papers should take up TINS
matter and put Il stop to this desecratl0n."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
TEARING UP A RAILWAY TRACK.

Travel has been resumed over the Staten Island
Shore Railroad after having been stopp ID for several
DAYS III consc hence of the trustees oI NcW-Brigh-
ton tearing up the rack i'll front OF the Sailors Snug
liarbor, and refusing 10 relay IT. The trustees AT
first directed the railroad company 10 remove the
track 10 Il place shown on the map prepared by the
village engineer 50 as not to interfere with the
grading al The road, and on the company refusing,
the trustees employed men 10 tear mp the track.
Then ensucG lively dispute as TO who should relay
the track. Ihe railroad company threatened t. sue
for damages tOr every day the road was Kept closed,
and Tie trustees finally agreed to replace Tie track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
HOAX on A POLICE OFFICER.

band OF Tenth Ward street boys played an
amusing trick on Policeman DOpd on nesday
night. They hung up by the neck ], lay-hgare Q,
rags aud sawdust In an alley in SuiiOlk--. ana
tentiQn of the officer by an cutlery. Seeing the sup
posed victim of mob hanging over the ire, the
policeman fastened to cut him down, and III the
effort pulled out one of his legs. The sawdust ran
out, and the officer walked sadly away amid the de
rsive wells of the gang and EXPRESSIONS Of mock
sympathy with the victim of the hoax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
PREPARING TO UNsHIp TIE OBlLIsK.

The remainder OF the ID ,ss0u0s ballast was dis
CHARGED Yesterday afternoon and at 3 o'clock she
started from the North River OFF Ihiriy-iifill-et"
foy Clifton Landing, staten Island, in low OF the
ting boat Restless. Lieutenant Commander Cor
riape told L TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that he
could not hope to transfer the NOnOlIth from the
DeSsoug to the scoW n less than two weeks, and be
would be we'll satisfied If he completed the WORK
in That time The Marine Railway at Clinton is III
readiness to receive the Dessoug, and she Will prob
ably he hauled up at high ldc tins AFTERNOON when
preparations for transferring lHe pDcHSk 10 Inc
ecnw viii be begun Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
FOUR STEAMSHIPS FOR EUROPE.

The four steamships which will sail for Eu-
rope to-day have large lists OF cabin passengers consld
GRIN, the atcnoss OF tie Those going abroad
alc either persons making business trips TO Europe or
foreign merchants returning after making purchases
here. or those who returning home from summer
yi- 10 tn, cOuutry. Among those vino have engaged
passage on TIE nmlu Line steamship CITY OF Berlin are
j. = Potter L ied states CJDs!. to WlrtemDurg ana
T. l!oin Secretary % the Austrian Legation III this
civ The Rev. Mes~rs. IT. Tails ana j. j. Flrr are
pa>sclgers or The Spain Of the National Line. Dr EMIL
Ies.e!, ~ ths Naval Observatory, who accompanied
CAPTAIN Hall on the POars FIX prd0n, Is passenger
ou tic Donau OF the Nolth German Lloyd. Following
are tie complete cabin lists:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
THE COLLISION At MORRIS GROVE.

Coroner W0od continued The irQnlry last evcnlng
at tic Town Hall IN Jamaica, l.. l.. as to me death
the Long Island Railroad. near Morris Grove, on
the evening OF July 81. Mic'a al Wiley, a brake.
the collision testified that the brakes did not work
we'll If they had been in order. the tain
could have been STOPPED and backed on
William McDonougn, another brakeman on the
train. and James l.. Morrow (Sho was recalled
also testified. bus not to any facts Of csp'clai IN
caused by " some inisnauagcmcnt Of the employees
of the Long Island Railroad who at the time Ncr"
not having q double track and Tor 10: having the
brakes in order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
4 GREAT FIRE YEaR BRADFORD, PENN.

A GREAT FIRE NIAK BRADFORD, PENN.
BRADroRD, Penn, Aug. 2O.-Durng heavy
storm at y. IN. yesterday lightning struck two iron
tanks OF oil at Dallas cry six miles northeast of Brad
ford. The tanks contain quantity of OIL equal TO
other 10 1dcwatcr Plpo Linz, lud pOth companies
have summoned force OF Wch 10 lhe scene u Wg
j. not In danger tie OIL her non iabhb IN the ycuB
telegram 10 The putty Ira from Dallas at midnight
gives the opinion that tnc fire can PROBABLY DC confined
Nd Inc Innks now hIInlns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
rrnr on qnE sIEANER sTRANTOy.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-The British iron
steamship stfanton. which arrived on Wednesday a.
Locust Point IN ballast found to be o. ie shortly
after miniyht OF the III hcr coal buuher-.
from IL Is supposed, spontaneous comDu slon hftcr
burning nctctly Tor two hours tie fire was ertngusoed
y the tug boat Convoy OF the Baltimore qua Qho Rsil-
road Company The strantOn is not seriously dana sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
AN ARMY OF TRAMPS IN LUMBER YARD.
FIF1Y-srvEN VAGRANTs CAPTURED II THEIR sLEEl
ING QUARTERS AND SENT TO TIE ISLAND FOR
NfnN

ING QUARTERS AND SENT TO TIE ISLAND FOR
SIX MONTHS.
An unusual scene was witnessed in the jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning; when Iitp-
tam Hcdden of the CHARLES Street Police. led be-
fore Justice Murray a small army OF ulmls ana
Migrants. The aaes of The prisoners ranged IRON
twonty-tErcc TO fttN-three. Wei. CAPTAIN Suu
the Justice "yOu havc small army here this morn
ing and queer looking set. What is the charge
against thcm q,
There is only one compainst against each and
every one. ana that Is disordeTy conduct" SAID the
Captain. Il have tiity-seyen prisoners IN al,
whom found asleep in the lumber yard % 10 IN
Crouch Il Co., No. 3l4 West-st., cornerof Houston
Il. The complainant is NJ. HlsOswaY."
Mr. DiSosway. of the frm of Crouch q Co.. said
that for the last ten years the nmn had been
annoyed by the presence Of tramp. who spent the
Summer and even a part OF the winter III thc'T
Lumber yard, which occupied fifteen city lots. ana
was most of the time stored full of lumber. He
sand that despite n fence ten feet high surrounding
the yard and the presence NIGHTLY OF n Waterman
the Migrants contrved to enter and hide themselves
about the premises IN the numerous crevlces eit ey
wofkmen IN piIing the lumber. By their hI'hy
habits they had rendered the place almost nui-
saucc. At length appflcation was made TO captain
Heddon, and he detailed one or two OF his men u
watch the yard from the street for two or three
nights and TO observe how The trampS obtained ne
cess 10 the premises. Yesterday at 4. IN. Captain
Iledden with several officers surrounded TIE yard
air. DisoSway was al so on hand, and WIN Captal1
lledden and two or three detectives silently entered
the yard. Then great shout was raised, and q
moment later men could be seen sprlnginc up from
all parts of the lumber and running toward the
fences As they dropped into the street they We're
secured by the officers. who captured fitty-sevcn
About seventy five or eighty escaped or the prs
oners captured thrty-tve were lrishmen, eleven
citizens of the United States eight were bo T IN
Scotia and one of Canada. Their faces ana names
were dirty, their hair was unkempt and many h"d
10 coats. On the complaint OF MI. DiooSway ana
Captain lIeddcn. Justice Murray committed the
tIanps to the WorkhOuse for Six months III default
of ST. 900 bail each for their good behavior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
A non,,lar Mncon mirister recentlv snnn,

A popular Macon miyister recently spent N.
night thirty miles below Americas win a bsck
woodsman, whose house consisted OF only two rooms
In the morning young member 81 the family IN rs
Spouse T. an application Tor WRshbO0l. brought him
an old TN pan and after the face tot II cOnpe.A
hunted up about seven Nh Of old tucAirg co6b n.
him arrange h- HAIR with. Duiing the progress y
ms important ceremony the following yersaton h.
tween The Two tool. olace Mister do ash ev.,
innrnin'!" Il do" " And comb your hair, toot,
" Yes" "Wcll, dont II look to You sometime. Ike yo,
is "a heap OF trouble to yourself r- Macon GA Tels-
graph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
THE STEAMSHIP CLYDE AT QUARANTINE.

Upon the arrival OF the Pacific Mail steamship
Clyde from Asplnwa on Thursday. II was re-
ported that there were eleven cases of sickness on
board, and that OF the passengers ANA one CT
the crew had died on the passage fTor. Wha; was
believed 10 be yellow fever Inquiries ~ regard 10
tha n1tter were made the Office Of TIC Quarantine
Commissioners and n the conplny> is" vest +
day IL was stated that there were '~"IabiN no
cases Of sickness on board, or lI'0rn' non would
have been sent up from Lower Quarantine. An en-
Cineer by the name of Shook. formerly OF the Pan
anna Railroad, had dlcd the voyage from what
was believed 10 be disease resulting from pr
longed dis patton, as he lad no signs of yellow
fever. Michael Murphy, distressed seaman, sent
hone by the American consul, had died on the VOy-
ace from Chagros fever, which IL not as fatal Dor
rs cOntag ous rs yellow fever.
The \. X. Hopkins. the Quarantine steamboat,
brought the passengers from The CLYDE to THIS CITY
led 10 come to The city on Thursday night. This
would not have been permitted had there been yell
low fever on board. The captain did not mention
the fact that there were any cases OF sickness Oh
hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
THE CONTEST FOR The ASTLEY BELT

" j. Curtis sent telegram yesterday afternoon
10 Howell, the EuglIsh pedestrian, naming william
PegTaIn OF Is jst0n, as contestant for The Ashley
Belt lie also asked for particulars III regard 10 TIE
date OF the mach and where it would be held. Pc
gram is the, negro vino has walled in several
matches in this city. re was formerly a BAPTIST
seed with a desire 10 exhibit his pedestrian skill.
in The last contest for the OLeary belt III this city
record OF 5f37s miles in al hours He covered 10l
riles the first day % the second 90 the third, 92ls
the fourth 81 . the fifth and 707s the sixth There
name has been sent to itowen in order 10 cQ1nly
with the articles regulating the match. Charles
Davis "A sporting man of this city, IS PcRTam's
hacker and will pay AL his expenses. Ii IS thought
that Hart gi also 70 over TO England 10 enter The
match. Among others named as likely to compete
for the belt ale Howard Of Glen Cove Allen, Of
Gepfrcw, Mass, and Dobler, OF Cmcago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
RESCUED FROM A SINKING VESSEL.

The Italian bark Maresca. from Lisbon, on
August Ia, fell IN with the Spanish barlIentIne
HacLi from Havana for Gibraltar, III a sinking
copdItioD. Captain Olive aud his crew were taken
M and brought TO this port Captain UHye states
that his vessel met with moderate gales and heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

his vessel in a senseess condition. The members OF
his crew organized into an attacking party and at
tempted to board the brig. The crew of the brig,
armed with knives and revolvers, repelled the Eng
Recorder Strcng and was locked up to await an ex-
animation. A number Of fights took place between
the sailors OF the two vessels, and serious tTonnle
was feared. After long consultation the Police
Committee of the Township COMMITTEE swore IN
ten special officers. Yesterday Harris was very ILL.,
and his sknll was found TO be iractnred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21

heads SEAS causing the seams of the vessel to open
and in few hours she had eight feet Of water IN
the hold. The crew worked continuously at the
pumps and when rescued were nearly cxhansteu
The vessel was OF 2S2 tons burthen and had cargo
OF tobacco and ballast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
REpUCTIOy MORRIS DESTROYED.

DENVER, Col, Aug 20.-A dispatch from
Pueblo saysi Tho Pueblo Reduction Works wcro
struck by lightning aud totally destroyed b. fire
Tonight Loss S12, 900; insurance, s2,0Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

NeiyopoIfan Rotol-IIenry +. French. Assistant
head of st Louis t,l" rennI H@e ~ Mi.snnri
and r. NJ Boyer Of Pennsy .....S Ntchotds HOrt-
The Rev w II H. Murray, Of Boston Hofct BIunSm ,
ohu King r aul Robert Garrett ~ Bclimore ana inSf
aor Snackfofd Cornell University ltrh Arfrnr Hy
Judge W Woods Atlanta Ga and Getfa naI nut.i
orlDrd OF WP-hingtOn....S Jdi@S Hotet-JOhn '" roo'
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
NOr REC0RnING LIS sALEs OT TCBAcCO.

Robert Jackson, tobacco manufactured of No.
40 Fi!st-st. was arrested Thursday Oh the con-
rlaiHt Of Internal Revenue Agent Kcl ogc. charged
with buying and selling tobacco without making
the requisite entries IN iis books. as required bY
law On November3, 1879, hc bought eleven cases
of tobacco, and sold them again on November Il.
Again. on February \, 1850. Ire sold Z,G31 PONIES
Of tobacco leaf. These Transactions are not recodoi
in his books. United States Commissioner Deuel.
held the prisoner for examination in $1,000 bali.
Jackson is the man who some time ago charged
Revenue INSPECTOR Stius0n with stealing 1911 from
his safe while he was searching his premises for
washed stamps. Stinson was acquitted of the
charge by Justice Duffy on an examination at the
lOnbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
ENGLISH AND GERMAN SAILORS AT ODDS

serious disturbance took place THURSDAY night
bet ween the crew of the English DARK IlVef ana
docks at Weehawkcn, \. j. Thomas Harris. the
mate of the bark, board ID the brig while under the
inIIuence of liquor, aud wished to fight with =
sailor who lie said had inSulled HIM, Frederick
Suhr, the second mate of the brig, ordered HAMS
10 leave the vessel Harris refused TO obey the Or
der and the two men clnched in a fight. Breaking
loose from his antagonist, suhr struck Harris over
the head with heavy piece of wood. Harris strug-
gled TO his feet, covered with blood but fell WINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
DR., RadHay's SarsanariIian Re,alEent.

Every drop ~ SarsaDarial Resorrl' In,at,s
through the Blood Swe1t Uune and other huuis and cs
OF the system the OF fe. fOt repairs tls
lie body with ant souu material ~rrpG'l COnslmp.
lion Glaniuar Disease Ulcers I'm the Throat nth T1noa
Nodes in the Gland, and Otpr paris u system
Eyes SrumOus DISCHARGES from the ears and o worst forms
OF SKIN Diseases ErupCOn- Fever Sores NcIli Head Rnr
Worm salt Rheum ErysIpras. Ache Black spots Worm,
In FLESH Tumor, Cancers IN the womb an al Weakea
$ight Loss Of "A
ali wastes the Life Principle within Nh" curative range
OF this OF modern chemistry and few iys
rove TO arY person using n fOr either OF these forms dis
faseits them. II The patient daily bs
cont ing reduced by the AMI decomposition mat as
continually progressing d. IN arres'lng these Vases
ard renars the with maerlI te from healthy
Hood ana ars1par ian VIII AMI does
certain when this remedy commences - Work u
ion and succeeds dmt sling the Joss q wastes
IT. repairs viii b, rapid ana very day the pa'cIt VII feel
himself growing better AMI stronger the Tod rcs'ng better
sppetite improving and csh anl weight inc. Price
H.fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
MARINE lNTELLiGENOE.

MINTATU RE ALMANAC.
rses SIG sun $50 Clock fast, Pm. 4Gs
Noon ri e,. 1l6i sclths Ol7 Aiooa's a;.days,
f''g WiI.r TO-DAY ii.
SANDY Hook Sis Gov. laul.- $50 Hell Gate 1O4S
H.GI NNIEs TD-DAt r. "a
SaDy Uo0s.. S35 GOV. itni.. 9l3 Zen ilto Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
y IE BRUS,

OF Committee % y y Chapter OF Architects.
HAyILATE u. SMITH,
BY appointment OF the Commissioners OF Pubic WorAs'
The Board of Fire Commissioners al It's meeting
Yesterday morning directed he president to send a
letter TO the MayCr giving tie result OF the survey.
and asking him to see that early action IN The mat
ter was Jakcn by the proper authorities. The
MAYOR tLereupon wrote a letter 10 Controller Kelly
i'm ierard 10 the matter. lie suggested that mas
much as the Department OF ii .occ lad charge Of
the management and occupation Of the markets, the
Controller should at once cause the occupants OF
Fulton Market TO be removed. Ihe Mayor also
issued call for Il meeting of the Sinking Fund
Commissioners TO take action III the matter