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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26
Undertakers Too Aasty With the Ice
Box

Undertakers Too Hasty With the Ice
A writer calls attention to soDe lmp1rtsrt
facts iu connection with the death uud burial oil
| friends. Hs is led to the remarks be makes
by the too hasty manner 10 Wblch people accept
the Statement of unskilIed persons that their
friends sre dead, and toe criminal n'ggeoce
Which they dsplly 10 permitting possible pro
fesslounl murders by allowing undertakers TO
roks possession OF the bJdy and pack it in ice.
Experienced phYsioisns are protesting with sll
thulr might asaos5 this careless ard luhumsb
custom. They claim that 10 ali cases where
possible before bod3 is given uvsr 10 tbs uo.
dertsktra, there sbtu'd be ctti isl proof VI
dsath.
The horrers Of has'y sc'iou, Which ~ soms
we'll su heut.c ted casas EsVe resulted 10 ttatz
iop out the eGibers of lives which might hsvs
been revived, ar 81 frie attul that tney should
appeal el, qusndy to all GASES. AID Particularly
10 updsrtskrrs to ra7iae the methods Hhlch are
now % oolnm,n. Urdcrtakcrs Gao stfJrd to
wait until lbsy have Official Do,ios of dea b from
q respe ctabls ply siolau, and their patrons Ger
tainiy should u0t Lave any means unused that
will satisfy laem cf this fec. How IT. q ien!y
oue b. ars thst the des n Of II ED Lad oc'
Cured but few minut"s b'f9ra he a:es the
under ;akcr a9d his assi5ehts 90 I2u,e 10 sne
house with coUllbg aid, lc' hox, etc. "
course, there are txcapunus to this lue, tui
humane anf sk.iful uld~r'sker are unioriuo-
al, y 100 few. .
Gcot sa.po.iio5 agree that there are three
stares 10 the process of Geo,mrosl,lon. Va the
& g. day he taaurAa sod the he,h W-re sunkn
10, ard the palild Shade Gf destn is Very ghsst
Iy. o. the c0nd day there Is an improved
ok IL sV6ry respect, ard tie remains lose
psrt 0! h. palior of the Fl st dsy Oa the third
day 'he h.sh BIC mss foil sgalI, and the skn
clears up, AID The aiost Ds'uEa( hue OF lie r..
,urus tu degree that is almost sisrtllng. AT
he end of this period dissouGlon sets 10 and
c1np stion due. . Wc:k with great rapidl-
~, it the weather be VAIN.
Bus these ohas 8 oa1 b. pos pooed Tlthnu'
difficulty by ,he proper usa of Very little icd
on the ri, ID ca aud snoe diluted carb5Iic sod
sprayed u.o the ncs ri's. Uudersskers shCu,a
kouv, If 'bry DO no., that il t<kes wapty bourS
for ANNA! lite 10 lrsvs ho body sfser death snd
osfore decou ,ooi,i 70 can ger in. What ex usc
nave thry f1r their bar1sr;ns and unscr ml7
hsso 10 supplying tho io' b z? H. es have
beeu 10 Gn; c,ad,rioo for five days b. tae uSe
of simule Dan Of Ior.
DR.. V ode; cool is oftho onininu that it is he
dury OF phyriciavs boards Of h.aIth AID other
0fjc,rs ~ secure the outDrceman: 0f nessntes
bat will put stop to the pr: c''ce Of frstz ux
bodies Immediately after it 10 supposed ;mat
death has st 10. Lie, 10 many cases. IS too
valuable TO be thrGWa away, ani II po3nlA geo
ersl y will only SOP 'or moment hnd endtsVor
20 picture 10 theiI minds the horrors iocdcot
to the ffe Z;ng OF III. uu. OF tbs wasted. Seip
less body OF dear frieni, tha barbsrism of a1-
plying andsrtskers' loo box hastily Wi! be
stopped forever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26
STOVES AND TlsWAaE.
FNOCH lGRIMES

Is prepared to attend to sny order OF work IN
the STOVE and TIN businesss in his old SUBJ
sssntial way. Orders left at his shop in the rear
of Steiner & Yohes cigar msnufsctory, N. +.
corner King and Fairfax streets, will receive
pro Ip ut attention. sep9-Sm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26
HOST I: 7 TTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BII' = 7 EREsS

Meets the requirements of the rational medical
philosophy which at present prevails. 1t is
perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracing the
three important properties of peever tive,
tonic and an alterstive. 1t fors'Hss the body
against disease. invi2or4tes and ravitslzs5 the
torpid stomach sad liver and effscts q most cal.
utary change in the entire system, when in .
morbid condition.
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers gener.
ally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
Tnr BALL NOT WHOLLY A SUCCESS.
GRIND LODGE or ODD FELLOWS.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Grand
Loagc OF tue independent Oraer OF Odd Fellows Of The
state Of New York here to-day. al the officers being
present The G. L. degree regularly conferred on
those entitled II. Ouy certificate Of election was
rejected. which lacked the seal Of the lodge. Grani
Master jobs read the report which was referred to
committee. The following officers elected and in
stalled : Grand Master. william Cornwell; Deputy
Grand Master. Augustus W Bingham; Grand Warden
Charles Scharb; Grand Secretary. Charles Y. Clark !;
Grand Treasurer. James Goodwin; Grand Representa-
tive George W. Diks. Past Grand Master Peter NJ
Jobes IN retiring from the CHAIR made suitable
address. to when Grand Master Cornwel replied.
Grand Master COrIws L. made the following appoint
ments Grand Chaplain, the Rev. Latham Coffin Grand
Marshal. T. +. Lahmfr: Grand Conductor j. H. Dixon;
Grand Guardian Rudolph Fisher; Graad Herald. Moses
Eames. discussion district represen tation re-
sulfed IN "A vote ag"inst change An amendment 10
fhe by laws making Grand Lodge meeting biennial
instead annual lost also amendment making
the terms subordinate lodges one year. when wds
laid under the rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
GLTIAG W me STRIKE.

A meeting of furniture wOrkerS-cahl-
net-maKers, v3rnlshers, nOishers, e''.-
who have been on strike Tor ABOUT
three months against working ten hours per day.
was held az NJ. II Essex-st. yesterday. 10 was
reported Schrenksese's % are SIM on STRIKE
and that tine wages have been considerably
reduced. or HlmJurZers men sixteen are stit On
strike. or who IN the employ Of clshee 81
Munr nineteen aTe still strike. or hluDeFs
former employees twenty IGN are SIN on strike. Oh
it was reported that the shop Is crowded
by men who employed IN place ~
tie strikers, and the strike cannos
be considered a success. The same
condition o afhIrs exists IN
sey other factories IL was therefore resolved that
al these shops, with tie exception OF TWO,
should DO opened again TO Unlon mcmb"rs.
mus ending he strike except IA the shops ~ Scrfnkn
and Hambu ger. 10 also resolved
that those OF the strikers WHO
have not yet found employment else.
where shall continue 20 receive an frIiD
a strike fund" VIII ca \ been cole Ell foe that pur'
pOse. Ihbse mon are 70 DE- pa OF to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
TIE ROBBINS REEF dYsrERY
. coRoyrn's JURY Is UNABLE TO SOLVE

A cORoNER's JURY L. UNABLE TO SOLVE IT.
The inquest on the body or the unknown mon
found near Robbins Reef on Sunday morning took
Mace last night at WiIlesfs Hall. New-BFigh.on.
before Coroner Walser Little was added
to the account that appeared n
THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday end there was
NOT tbe slightest clew obtained 10 the identity OK
the murdered man That he had been murdered all
were agreed aud he jurymen, several times during
the inquiry freely expressed their opinion lhat
bic description TIE first witness called was
Charles ii. Perett. sergeant OF the q iaf3ntins
Police and Martin Moran testified as to t1e hndinE
Of the body. Their testimony was cor
rOborated by James Johnson. q sieyedofe'
J. W. >chraeder. sailor, living at New Brighton,
said that he examined the body al the Morpe. and
noticed the way in which the piece Of iron was tied
10 the body. In his opinion the tying had been
done by some person VINO had been employed on
shIpO0ard. Ihe man could not possibly nave uea
DR.. John J. Van Rensselaer, stated that he made
an examination OF the body, ana found the upper
law fractured ut the mecan line: there were fOnr-
teen cuts wounds upon the head,
evidently made by sharp Instrument.
The cause Of death, IN his opinion, was fracture ~
tie skull and death must have resulted lmnedl-
ately after his nj ar WAS received.
sergeant Perett then recalled and said the
tide had been running 20 ebb about two hours
when the body was first seem In mat time tho
body would have hOated about three or four miles,
and must nave come from thc NORTH or last kytr
more probably. IN that state Of the tide, from the
East River.
THIS being all the evidence, tho Coroner suggested
thar he should adjourn the inquest as he felt that
Information would shortly be received "a tO tho
manner IN which the deceased man came
70 his death. The iurvmcn did pot
agree With him. ana - meet fhrir
views the Coroner suggested as their verdict " that
the man came 70 his death by fracture of the skull
inflicted by some person or perSons unknown 70 tho
jury. and that the police % N.w-IOrk and staten
Island be recommended TO make a further invesfi-
CATION of the case" Police Captain Blake. vino
was called upon tor his advice, sad the recon mend
alton unnec essay, aud lt was accordingly
stricken out. The verdict was then adopted Dy the
jury.
The BODY now lies AZ the County House, from
winch il will be removed 10 On undertaker's shop
Tomorrow. II will remain here for twenty-tour
hours before burial. The Coroner states that there
is no possibility Of identifying the body cXccps
BY tho clDtnes ard these be Will keen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
MINING INTERESTS ~ NEwYoRH

ALBANY, Aug. 17.-John L. Davis and
others are named as of the Rock and Iron Min
ing COMPANY with capital az $3.50 900 They propose
10 mine and smc't iron. nickel gold nd silver rae
works wall be a. IIayer,ir.N aud tne flee at NrwXork
Andrew D,nuiHg hGs discovered = mine OF gold and
silver in Wells. Hamilton Comfy, a,so mine OF gold
and silver on the southeast bank Nine Mile Cree
IN Hamilton County.
William n. Fry and others have discovered a mine OF
gold d silver Benson's township, Han to- County
also. NINE OF gold and silver west branch OF the
c.cuudlga River
A bert 2. Baichcler has discovered mine ~ gold
ANA silver ia BcnsOn'- Towns ~, Hamll Or County.
jesse SIle-. OF Saratoga, MIS- notice thal hc has
discovered mine. oil gold and silver u tAe following
plac. Ia town OF CIR tcld ratoci County ma
CorlntA A.4loL, 0ItllN IA County, TX
number; IN The road leading IRON Lao Bon, 10 10
Mount McGreIOr Mountain House
sylyanu sweet na- discovered mine or gold aud sill
vef 10 tn Town OF Benson, Hamilton County
Nor inner Wade ard others have discovered q mine OF
gOu aud SILVER la the Town Of Edinburgh Saratoga
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
DEATH or HEBsCHEL =. JOHNSON

AUGUSTA. Ga, Aug. Il. - Ex-Governor
Herschel v Johnson died at his residence in Jefferson
County last nghl.
Herschel V. Johnson was born in Burke
County Ga. September Is 1912, and graduated AZ
the Georgia State University in 1884. He adopted
the profession OF law aud In 1910 entered
the political the advocate OF
the principles of Jrdersonian Democracy. In ls4i ne
was "a Presidential elec,or The Democratic ucket.
and in 1sIs he was appointed to iii a
vacancy IN the United States Senate. caused
by the resignation OF Walter T. Coldulfi lie served
from February L. Is4S to March 3. Isi0. He IA
elected 10 the bench In MS jud cia circuit.
and In 1853 was elected Governor Of the
safe He was reelected m 1898. In IsGO he the
candidate for Vice-President the Douglas ticket.
Governor Johnson was member or the Georgia
secession Convention 1861. and took an active ana
prominent part against secession. Although he voted
against the ordinance OF accession, he decided 10 20
win his Stale Brought ~ IN the State Rights
school I'm politc= he believed his ultimate allegiance
y- as To- ni. state. In 1868 elected % the Con-
frdergfc Senate, whore hc helu MN
posluon until the close OF the war.
lie was president o. the s.aie ,onsutuliOAal Con
vrut1n ~ 1868. and 30 1873 he was elected
10 the Circuit Bench Tor q tenn ul clEM years
pom the cose or file uIul th- removal
Of Lls political DISABILITIES On IS'N D. fo-
restoration Of GcOiga % TIE uilOI, he
was elected Gu JANUARY lsobl 10 Tie
Un.trd States senate, bui sac seat WAS 1en-d An uy
the LrcOuatT4cuOu arL+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
SANITARY CONDITION or PRINCETON COL
LEGE.
A SATISFACTORY REPORT By THE COMMITTEE OF
KXAMINAIIOS.

A SATISFACTORY REPORT By THE COMMITTEE OF
KXAMINAIION.
In view of the general alarm caused by the
fatal sickness at Princeton College II the spring and
early summer the college authorities dese tadt special
attention should be directed the following report
signed by Dr. Edward j. Jlneway, OF the Nev-YOrk City
Board of Health. and DR.. Ezra ". Hunt OF the New
Jersey State Board of Health, who were appointed
sanitary mttee by OF the institution
The sanitary Committee appointed BY the trustees OF
PRINCETON College examine into the cause or the late
sickness fully satisfied that 10 owing to defects
In construction oversight OF the sewer system.
Radical changes have been made, and all the former
ind appnancrs have been removed. The sewer
nections nav uD, ana the spool ~ stem
has BEEN Abandoned. Thorough provision mas been
for additional waller supply although the former
" ~ found De contaminated.
We ar able report sucn removals and constructions
put The college In thorough sanitary coalition
With these changes now certify that the college
property and buildings IN proper sanitary STATE
The thorough attention ha- been extended 10
University nOtei ana 10 the Town boarding places of
Students. We therefore the Admui and II ends
of college that OF the have
moved ana mat those deairous 0 sending Delr
Princeton College do so with entire confidence
Is sanitary condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
Po-i % nc. Notica

The foreign iuals Tor tls w53s elhng 5Arr tlAf,
August ~. WIZ . U.s. "a TUESDAY.
lg..O D. Tor europe Oy steamship Nevada Qdoens-
town. NDN e.oDAN, nc 1890 o.
Queenstown correspondence n.
specially ldure sei ana AZ p ~, or sraasa III
Pgreire iaVro k,D.AE.
$50 M. Germany. France sc sesuslD FIiza.
VIA SmOgth CherbouIg AMI U9mDurg Tor
AMI ar p az, ior Europe D. steamship Adrisitc Va
slItrIrtoNn HAll tkDAh a. $50 a. europe
steamship cts Of Berlin, Queenstown eorros nieaa
germany scotland must Da syeaa.y atirossi aud
a a u steamship JOhyLa.
Glasgow ~ % 4. Europe, Jy stcAns3D aaa-
VIA -Outhaup AID Bremen lhf D-uaire.
ueA NDrwav Dispatched o. hambur- Adj - omen
steamers only rae mails Tor uayu leave New iors A.
IL Tee mails Tor HIt leave NVN-horA Angus =
10. The Tor Jamaica. cayan a ana %. 30 own
leave New.fu August 10 The mans ua NcuchnDla ai
Curacao August -. TIE mats or pn Val
Eot- Augu-t oil ile luf
Mexico via Orc4nr. Nswi ork Augaa lao
nalls Australia .etyt fraAc4''s august ~.
mills ur Chin.
Der /. lt',l~ L. Ai4-- F5'~aastiL
.ps, Oaice NeN-York. August - ISL
.tr,c.ur. lnDofrure AMI Dlsstsss 81 tls Brlsrtys
cams rttIrqv ans speed ~ Hplrs, Cd
HENRY AJANI .l.- ~ d. % rIinrt g-ty 3d. i.ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

DAYAN-suddenlv. at lyons Falls. Lewis County y. Y.
August H. 1850. A Jenngs Dayan.
FSRRELI4-A solemn requiem mass. months mind. VIII DO
for pose s0dl OF the late Rev Thomas
Farrell II JOsephs Church. Friday. AZ 1880 O'clock
N.
the reverend clergymen invited
present
PFRRY--u!denly Garris0ns August II. 1880 Helen
Do.y OF Dr.. >af'rd @. Perry. OF NewfOrk city.
NOice OF funeral hereafter
TT BBS-At Orient l. T. sunday morning August 10 Ruth,
daughter OF Ruth Emma and samuel W. TubDo. aged 4
months and Il lays.
Interment orient
VAIL At East It. Louis 10, Horace b., young
est OF gertrude and Israel Vail
Of hereafter.
WARREN-At southampton, l.. T. August H. Frank Tieo-
do q infant rheO d. Lizzie N Warren. aged l
year.
WILSON-On rhrrsay August L. Of typhoid fever, IN Col
Orado springs. Col, Emma F.. wire of Henry A. wilson.
and daughter II the laJo Noah WOrTa.
the resisICe 81 her mother No 80 lspiaco.
BTOON elne-dtY ng. August l., lt ii gcJcG.
Friends Will kindly omit flo gers-
WOLF suddenly. Monday. August To- d. A Wolf formerly
OF Malden. Ulster County y. Y.
Presbyterian Churci. on 81
O'Clock m.
Friends of the family invited without further notice
Sprcia val D. a rv0 ARRIVAL OF taia from
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDiCArGON&
Synopsis fOr TIE , 80 81 lDlt's

Synopsis fOr ne 80 q lDt's
WASHINGTON. Aug. Is, a. m.-The barOm-
eter continues the Lake where 1t has
fallen decidedly. and ghest n W England and the
NJ dtle Atlantic coast. COudy weather and occasional
rains are reported from the Lake region Tennessee and
the ONO Valley and loca, rains from che West Gulf
and South Atlantic States. Tie temperature has fallen
in the south Atlantic stafes; elsewhere # has rsen the
most decided rise being IN the Lower Lake region.
.outhery winds with clear partly cloudy weather
prevail in New En- gland and the Middle Atlantic sates
Reports are missing from the Northwest and Pacific
coast.
Indications
Fnr New England 8nd the Middle Atlantic Staics
clear or partly cloudy her. foil WED by Increasing
couuess ami local rains, winds mostly sOuihcrly. sta
uOnaly or higher temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
ANorHER COMET DISc0YERED.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Aug. 17.-Prolessor Lewis
swift ga. just discovered another comet lie was un
anlr TO note III DIR elton OF ne Comet movement before
pasrd De-, ond tie line of vision. was. however ii
Ursa Major right nsccnsion abou, IL hours - minutes
dee nation % degrees north.
The ne " ub.ersa,oEy, which IL approaching compile
uOn VIII furnish he Professor with iacues for MS re.
searches Cuual 20 any la America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
WASHINGTON Ne rs.
COLLECTOR llERRITTs REPOR1

COLLECTOR AERKITTS REPORT
STATEMENT OF THg BUSINESS OF THE CUSTOM
HoU~E-How EXPENSES HAVE BEEN REDUCED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Secretary Sherman
mas received from General Merritt Collector OF the Port
OF New York. comparative statement OF the business
Of the various branches OF the New York Custom House
for the fiscal years ending June so 1873 1879 and 1850
The following Is Collector Mer-i.Js statement:
SIR: 1 take pleasure submitting a comparative
s,nant nj me various branches ~ business Of tins
ie for TIE scal year ending June 30, 1873 1873 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

CLARK-ALTHAUsE- On Monlay August rs. 1890 az tina
residence Of the BRIDES parents. by the Rev Rufus W.
Clark b. D. Vilu W. CLARK. "a D..of Cincinnati. Dh -
Louise yOm gest daughter NJ John j. Athau-e
-.
Br,OSYl and o 10 papers please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AngIst 7. at 81 Georges Church.
Montreal. Canada by the Rev Dr. kaynOr, Ellsworth 1.
Striker and Forence5. tAuShte OF JnO D. -ecOr
both City.
Al notices ~ Hrrage, al3t be iad)rs3l rdh MI
name ant address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
DIR. BUCHANAN ESCAPES.

PHILADELPHIA. AUG. 17.-JOhn Buchanan,
the an OF Eclectic Medical Co -. who uudcr
heavy pai for his appearance before The United sta
Court 10 answer cIrg Of franlul nY issu ng medical
diplomas. jumped from the night ftrryhoat between
as city aud Camden 10 o'clock last night AL the
morning 80 larbor police been Dragging the Dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
FOREIGN PORT,
Physicians Of all Schools use and recom-
mend Hop Bitters take their advice.

Cramps, collie, cholera mOrbuS. sour stomach,
arrhGI and dysen5ery, tre speedily cured D5 DIR.
Jayne'- CarninatIve Baisam It removes ali soreness
Of the bowels. quiets the stomach. and restores ns
natural action. AS family remedy Tor many affect ons
OF the bowels prevalent among children ani adults IA
the summer months, n l. especially rrcomm ndrd.
being prompt Us operation, perfectly saet and easily
.lL.lll- .f.rD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
CADET WHITAKER RELEASED.

WAsnINGTON. Aag. l7.-Ceneral Schoneid' win
the Secretary OF War, had iuiI consultation WIN
-. P,esident to-day III regard ~ rhe Whitaker
oaae rrne President finally concluded that nc would
e ,urtler time 10 Gods dor 10. and nr5t step IL
,,,s determlned 60 give " bittaker u leave oi sb-
seuee. 10 await further action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

TaInuSr OFFICE Aug Is. "a m.-Excepiug slight
fall "a the ttrnuon the en- ugs in the barometer yes
terday we4. s.isht. and fair weather las pre-
vailed The temperature ranged De ween So and 7so,
TIE average 66o) being Jiso lower than on corre-
spending ay year ano 2's' higher than Monday
Clear aud parity clOUuy wo4taer Wi higher tenpeg
lures and chances Ignt ohOw-rs late 1t the day may
p- expected to-day IN tuis city an vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

aware river the body but without Success O1r %
The ferryboat hands says that when br Ia. ~" hr
doctor, " ne striking ont lively for Toe h"rr cas- q"
Windmill Island" He he'd ~ $1,000 bHii abi
true bill fornd against him Yesterday w ne Dribn
jury for using The mail 10 assist IN his SPURIOUS d'p"ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

Ixth Assembly DistFicI Garfield and Aranr Catspairn
Ohm PUB 40 mortlns hlescEor Bmd NJ Vein xi.y
,sfiug AUGUST In. AOlr~s,, uy IOIu Culief aud A al
X. SiurIle. JohN " JADObOS trottuelG
ARTaug e. HAwtEf, secretaaes
l ~N''Ns~tN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
coyGPEssuAy cLTuER LNJURED

READISG, Aug. 1.-THE Hon. Hester ely
trauaed a. s-ve o fr4c OF tlc rght arm tonight
~ the OvcuuIuug uf inns carriage. The wheels
on one aldr went over tAr chi OF .
suan road bnIc+ nrar Eerc, While tie
4r.vsr VS. tying tara Out lor another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
L4rEST NHLP NEWS

PORT OF NEW-YORR. AUGUST -
Str scyhIa 'Br Liverpool Aux 7. via Queenstown
: 10 Chs q Francklyn
STR Had lBrl Faircloth. Thomas July 81 Ponce 81.
Mayaguez Aug AQuad.a s. ~ Johns etO OutefDndSs
& Co.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug I7-Arr str Acton (Brl. from Montreal and
North ydnev, CD; str AreLhnsa (Br from Bdlmore for
Rotterdam passed ATT at West HartepOo,
ord cry from Session AT Newcastle str am
borough r from Now-York Cow Bay Hayre. Brit IN
New. and kothcsay IRON New
dreams: Dunkirk ROmuus BALTIMORE al Liver
pool Adams, from New YORK.
MOVIR l7.Str Canadian from Montreal and gueDec
for has AZ hrre