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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08
LOUISIANA SALT

Is the product OF sister y II contains %
per cent more Saline Properties than the ldV-
ERPOOL SALT, and for that reason is more
economical. It's universal consumption VIII
save to our state many Thousands of dollars
that will GO otherwise to foreigners Wehaye
dealt largely in salt for manyy ears, and there
fore have o good KNOWLEDGE the same. We
predict that in twelve months the LOUISIANA
sALT.win fupcrcede all other in this markets
orders solicited for this and also for Liverpool
Salt, of which we have the largest stock here.
HEIDEN HEIMER BROS.
Galveston, Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08
To Whom ItMny Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the Chicago,
Texas and Mexican Central railway company
has established its principal ofllce In the city
~ Dallas' state of Texas. In the building situ-
ATE on the north side Of Main street, between
Uouston and Je flerton streets, and further de-
scribed rs number 200 Main street.
DANIEL IL. HALE, President.
AsAHEL +. BENNETT, Secretary.
Dallas, Nov. 81, 1850
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

No case Of this distressing complaint can
withstand tho subtle powers of Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil, taken occasionally. The
remedy is famous all the world over. 1t
never fails, and is sold BY all druggists and
country merchants. Ask for it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

So many are swept of yearly by this dis
tressing complaint, il is Of tho gravest impor-
lance 10 learn that it and all kindred ain
ments, as we'll az all internal diacomforts, are
completely cured BY Renne'a Magic Oil. Try
the great remedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

For sale, costly set of dentist instruments
at sacrifice. Can be seen a. A. Sumner IL
Co.'s music house
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

Before buying your groceries for tho holi-
DAYS call on Levi Il Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

Blankonsbip & Blake sell the Hunstable
boot,
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70 DnnIiSIA

Buy your apples Mt st. Louis prices, at
DeSteiano Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

Can fruits of all descriptions Q: Levi q
Bros. .-
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COMPANIES REPRESENTED

Underwriters Agency, New Yorl.,
German american. New York,
Manhattan, New York,
Slnr, New York
Liverpool 4 London & Globe,
: Bank Building, Poydras street entrance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08
FROM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.
FROM

ChiIlicothc, Mo-, July 80, 1870.
J. o. Richardson, So: Lowi n,Jay, ZEN yo,
onn make any use of y please do SO. we
have sold hundreds of bottles with Ike
resu'''' ~ Boyce g. ostrander.
This is to certify that 1 had the neVoff
md ague this summer and the use OF
oone ONE OF a bottle of Clifford's Febri'
fuGo promptly cured IL. 1t is the speedi'
est cure have known OF
Wv GEO. SAILOR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

Buy fancy candies from Levi ~ Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-08

"WlNE OF CARDUl" cures irregular.
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by al lugEisJs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
THE oLDCArUoLIC MOVEMENT

The announcement tnat Bishop Cotterl. of Edin-
Iurgn. would speak on tIe religious movement Ia
Par. wnch 4 led b. nyaclutne Lu,sOn, ii ei
Grace Church last ulgh.. The pur-
no,o of a." meeting was 10 rai.o money
+, assist in placing NJ. Loyson'- chuIcn IN PARIS
ON a firm financial basis. Baiop Williams, OF Con-
uccI clt after making few Introductory re-
marks introduced Bishop CJUerlil. who spoke
frs If fLe different mpNrm 'nts IN Europe AMI
Mexico against the Roman Catholic CuulcI. lie
t.ru gave Il snort history Il me movement IA
pms a. the head % wnlcu II VI. LOYsun.
NJ. Lp. sons church ~ Pam, he said has now
he.., one, some eighteen nOHths. At present. the
Ao,tr,( la, 10 suitable huuuInQ 10 worship IN. 1t
n.. fined several Applications Tor the Use ot one ~
thc cirruc, IA Pans, but as IT. docs not come under
An, 81 tie three recognized frl gons Il can receive
mo- and lIIn tie Sat. lhr congregation VII b.
obliged 80 give upIt, pres 'nt temporary quarters IN
.Juuttr, aud vail b. oo.ls.d 10 hdIld cnurch. \
suitable safe has been OBJ aimed al rental OF
~ 900 a yrar aud Il wlli erect ~ iron churcn on
II At "A probable cost 81 $500 Besides tuI-, tLe
conservation wIsuc, 90 hire aosistanis Tor VI. LOy-
son 10 nclp hn IN lus pdrOculil work, 50 that lac
can devote himself t. uIs D. achlus. The Engl.s
and American cuuIchmcI must nrip thts move
IN nj. The rxp cisr, q. thc cphgr' gatIon Tor toe
ensuing wear. Ia,udmg The cost of the now
emu Ca, II estimated AT $1,000, OF winch th,
congrrg atom IN expected 10 contribute -, 800
Tue English and American chuI ches must ASSIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
AN OFF ERBGUrALLY BEATEN.

Officer Jaaes Edwards, Of the rhrty-seventh
Street Polcr. appeared at tHe Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday with Lis neat and lac" cut
and lis eye blJchcued, and made charge o.
Grlnniogs assault alaiust John Hu.Frd. OF No. AZ
Tcuih-ave., and Eugene OH ra. alIaS Washington
HARRINGTON. OF No. 2J2 Wcs twenty hist.
The officer SAID tAat When 20 sing the corner 81
Twent y-seveuth->t. and S6ventb-aVe. at 1880
sund ~ night he was st upon uY about fifteen
young men. who knocked h.in down, took nis club
away and kicked aud beat hun severely abO0t the
head and nodt. The wounded man made hIs way
10 the station and tod nis s,oIy 10 the sergeant,
who detailed Officer HoOks to arrest the ass t'lants.
About . a. IN. yesteruay Hooks met Q laTa and
Urpgard who were suspected of beng two of the
ASSISTANTS O. Edwards and took them MO cuStody.
Il IN men were identified by the wounded man and
were taken before Justice Smith. Huggard was
foed $40 and held in 81 900 BAH. OHara denied
any parIc patton IN the trouble; he was held for
rNainlratlnn ID 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
rypIOI0N AND LOSS OF LIFE.

The worknen employed IN the several bone boil
ing factories on Furman', Island, town Of AewtOwD,
L. L. wcre startled late Saturday afternoon by an
e1Diosiou that shook the island. 1t was soon
ascrrtained that The boiler the fat rem
deiiBg establishment Of Sharon Il WebDer had
exploded. The boiler at the time Of the cX-
pIoson was filled with hot IA. and when the man
hole plate blew of the boiling fat was scattered in
al directions Ihe SIDE OF the building fronting on
The creek was blown out, and the boiler thrown 4
di.taUce OF fifty fcer. John Clark, iaboTer. and
Holm I-hu the engiHccI were terIIbly burned by
the boiling fat, ana Peer Fine, age thirty-sx Of
No 30 Siesel-st.. Biooklyu, Who was attend g tile
LoIler Wa Instantly killed and his body blown into
the creek. The damage 70 building ana machinery
viii not be less than $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
pprFFrRI>G DFAiU TO LIFE.

George rlrvi3, wNo " "a VITA BIS JTothcr NJ No.
1870 WashIugton-,t. Hoboken was foUud iyIng IN
IA. bedronnl m . a. 10. We, .eIiag with ms mead
nearly severed from his body. lie was butcher
AID formerly lived IN Eugaud, whGc ne lost Tor
tune by business revcrses. IL Is believed mat
hIs losses unset tied his reason.
Matthias IL ntZ, age tNcutY-nlnc, OF 40. 81 Free
mln-st Brook II, tempted to commit SUICIDE yes
tediy morning by jumping into the East RIVER from
a fe Iyboat running IRON GrcenpOMt To Twenty
tbiitl--t this city The cause for cue act was de-
Uression of spl,itS He has WI" aud two children
m Hos>en. Germany. He came 10 JGls country re-
cent V. arriving Ootobcr -. He Was pui in charge
Of the Com IIssiOuers Of l. grafton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
HOME NE VS.,
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,r- York Hote'-Sncaker Samuel j. RannaI III, I'M
1oocrcssman A H. Cnffroih Of Pcnnsylvana senator
lam " Faion OF Connecticut, and Professor joan ~
~ ure.t potn 4 nn' HOfrt-GcnriN y. VI ,l'"lt
V.ad ~ albany: eX tienor4l A Nchoon ahrl
king ton s. y Judge Israel S. spencer o. yriGuse a
~ ru.art ~ Oma UOt-i-Stie fIlsDu -upui
mic dat i0us D. Plsbury, OF Albany Wi1p ~ ewA"'
~ Auhurn n Y and Cosne H. ;. Mciomp ~ ID iAWa
u =. VIC. President Z. Il. Perkins ana ~;
WALKER OF the CBicagp Burlington and QUINCY aIro~i .,
Cnnnnauv Yf, .Ir-y.f H.tft-J udge T. = B!,iliE';ui
New.Orlans ... Alb'tn7r' H'ltl-JGi-e Nahn'lo 5m'p
man of Uartforl and Secretary Of state J0scP Hro
Troy ~, >, Henry r. HAIR epn Ol No". "@'o"'
~ GienhaD Hotel &c eia : " Ta%lor "a ~ pnG,lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,

The inheritance ~ the nervoua system ~ power ov.r.
and the .ect BRAN which u has huntn napplne,s
thoroughly recognized Iis ana tn dln
ing Whote through Dtcne mcgfal app or ky 80
Indulgence O Tho dppenfes a.d o. asities ~
proper s1becs for cOpsd ration. When TO
Is daranged u IL also u-iy roccssaTy promptly eef "a
ON expert who. for series 81 he.
voted his whole tine and teniion . I, study and rha
from his experience an pIsCce mas iesrs1 70 dscoyes
the cause and promptly apply the w. thus avoS
inc The taipfuly GLOW seek NJ % tcun 20 common 70 -,
In xDnTcnoed and anurvig 10 fhc patient. y1r,
naturally wIns know witt ont delay ~'af maifsy
the M Of the the pFOD bics u rccuDen
ZION. and the I mr. required.
u u. brain has become exhausted by intonse mental An
pct depriWu2 "a Of he power ~ couCftei h0Iehf "A
can My ~ strength By being rppe ~ lei ana norr
shed b. Of cert in Systematic mctAO< u mr.
cise fBc with tn nerves thar Orgzos
Me- The va ~ tbs branch % m dca ctce scarcs
be Overrscd FIR 30 reaches manage Do. Dcr1etuaon a
family the securing o. ber t)ry titles. aud the
estates in the same family
Fronl long and arge cxpererce m hi. direction b,y,
oDe command by success To- uankul appre1s
OF the first fam hes ip The 'v az Nation anf
much that peTa % The OyereZrr ise Of
every 1artmen 81 the nervous srem and the Il
recovering It's powers whether Of Da appetite yeasy
or PASSION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
A BRANCH OF THE PARNnLL LAND LEAGUE

A meeting of the Thirteenth Ward B.ancn OF tine
parnrll Land League was be d last cVeaIug III 5.
Ross Church, III Cann0n-st. lie orCa1lzIilOn -
small. bat rs membership - stcadH increasing
An address WIS made by VI. d. Gallagtr. OF the Ccu-
ual Committee. VINO gave "a grdp.lc description "i
Sire workings eli the present system OF land tenure
in Ireland and urged upon ms hearers ne necessity
Of organ alton # they desired success TIER
cause IL the course OF his remarks the speaker
IaId glowing tribute 10 James heipdth HE
rRIBUNEs SPECIAL correspondence III Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
PLANS OF TIE COOPERATIVE BOARD.
A COMPLIMENT 10 THOMAS HUGHfs-AN ADDRESS

FLOM 1UE SOCIETY
The New-York Central Cooperative Association
held another session yesterday afternoon al the
office OF the chairman, Alien Il. footc. No. 2Jl
Broadway IL Was decided TO onor Trc' pti"h 10
Thomas Hughes shortly after ms return to TINS
city. October -. letter was dIatcI inviting
New NoYk's most prominent CtHcnN I" meet MI
Hughes at the Cooper Union on TIA" evening ol tic
rrccI ton, the dat of which VII hc Med hereafter
Mr. lIughrs on tnc occasion Will deYer-ah address
Oh 600 pcrat!Ou.
lauat Palmer A. T.. IOotr j. T. trIw ord. l.. 9.
Bad john G.cdhiil Samuel Lcavitt, Park Mathew
SON ". = sage. john ROcOuck, James II. hllc-
horn. ami Ben amin Urncr. An address to the
public was adopted. II calls attention 10 tH'
growth OF the cooperative system III England Nur-
ing the last forty Years. IrrSiuu~ 10 the Iodhdng
OF the ROchdalc system III l. ), the ptohtS hd'i
been divided between the capital invested and thc
labor employed but the new system and the on"
that has grown tO such mary eli0uS proportions
divides thc profits between capital and custom, on
the principle that customers were lied To a pro
port tomato share oi what they h1u helped TO make.
From twenty eight members IN NJ. the Soc'elN
numbers now lt,4&I It's capital hdS increased from
four cents "A week frOId the members 10 P2joo,OOo
it, business from nothing to Sj.N2O,QFO year, ana
It's proGis to r3l9,o0J year, which = the lhtc>t
report from this association. III The great sue
cess OF the Rochdae experiment became apparent,
other societies were formed the address saws. and
to-day there are JOl.2I1 members IN al ne ~ IS
IN the last fiscal year amounted 10 T'Z,|JEhW;
capItal Invested, %2~,3l - 20: and the proHiS
divided. r., 2G9.OlO, After detailing the working,
of tlc system. the address further says that the
plan comprchendS rcadng-rCOms, courses OF
lectures, and classes. Comfortable meeting rooms
are to be provided where members can congrrea G
in the evening. and where the details OF business
NAV be- freely discussed with other matters
Finally the address says:
Tos,irad information o. The mighty blessings tHa'
law f,,Il..a t,c adoption al coou.r IoU l. ilau ].
load the propagation OF sound coop rdIvc principle"
and to advise VIII, aud bcl, mos dSIrig 10 Iou "a
socie IS oa sucn principles owGlan, are The work
10 Eli.4 lie B0Hlu addresses itself We call upon al
VINO iecl an Interest the movement and wish 10 or
gtnzs sorr, 30 uuie witu Us III efforts 10 aeon
mis-. ~ & >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
DISTURBING TIE SALVATION ARMY.

Captain Amelia Albright. of the salvation
Arm, appeared As complainant IN TAG Jefferson
mex. OF 80. BJJ West thirty sccOud-si whom she
charged with dlso.dcTly conduct lhe - CAPTAIN
les l6el that slnIicK entered the nall, No. 337
Elghth-aVe., where religious services were be .
conducted bY she salvation Army aud seating hiu.-
self placed his feet a table, aId by his loud AID
uusccmy remaras greatly disturbed inc meeting.
In.iln. SmIlh iinrn ,IIM B. I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

Of the Brooklyn Bridge affairs which was Degu1 a., ~
Tho Grand Jury of las, month. The intention ~ that
the present. inyestigation shall not be confined IN ITS
scope. and every person who is suppo ed Z" Know
ANYTHING about the affairs Of the bridge WIZ uH IN
ami cd The invrstigofion was begun YESTERDAY
William g. Steinmrtz Controller Of BrooSIyn' ana
John H. Prentice treasurer OF the Bridge trustees
were examined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
SNIP NEWS.


ARRIVED
str Fthopia (Er Campbell Glasgow oct :, AID Neville
a-s sc.usi Gcr s.id.nb.rr, Booa 40 days With iron
o % order; ycss,i OJItO i..scr
a. ..9a. SCI e lOl IrLr0J uarns Penz1nce - days
,gltr chin. &. a, o order. vessel BlUs.
s1h otOcr Lrcst - uy 10 ballast 10 AoDi-
~ co.
with ma Ogany 10 Omieyr vessel ID James Ei"ell d
,chr Tmeino sawyer TOT Machas. Lamson, Uil'sboro
- oAcs HI-n pas,crt " TompAi-B vesse to simpson
Sc,Ir Frc lie Ebbcc ITay) Arlod. Miragoane DAYS.
with o. money ec Ia Lyon & co. vessel to + ""fi
-cnr Cotas.c riney. John, B, 10 days with lumber
sclr ron Prince Bs-c,nib Of 10 days ~ john
y q. Wa Ium Ter t. GOrhan ooaIi.n
sour Ann Holt1n. Ianuco 81 days with fustc hldeS'
sr j Isisi IAN nond Tanpco 80 days with fusuc.
q j Ni'stn g. Co.
~rlr tuas ipg . tot Pfpyin retOwn), Mcmillan. san
la, y da's wA cocO4nuts TO &au'z hSpls 'cSse 10
@chr Ncii Potter Howard. Wilmington = c, . days vita
M. Il stores to " X Ham n & CO. ., .- -.
SER Vi j Iausnton. l4.lOHc.l Calais, with lumber TO
scnr Hic Blsse.t Kennebec River with ice to order
~ The following vessels arrived the l7th INST TOO ate for
Insertion 10 snip news
-tr Mas (Dutch) Boujer Rotterdam Oct T. to Punch
sif U,opa (Brl McRtcue London octS. TO Henderson
Bros.
g.rhe following vessel anchored be!ow came ~ to the
L. s,oh Cnan, era hester. b. R1therior'.
Ion days. cIaiS 10 oFder vessel 10 ruc' iy'
Go.
SUNS tT-WIYD-At sandy HOOK, strong. W; clear. At
Guy Is4ld y " ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
rr>v vopx n.uv TRIEtJNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~. 1851

IL TO give permanonco to this movement III
A. White, treasurer OF The COMMITTEES whi ,r y
raising rurds for this cause. OF when the nio Wv,
bis,op of Canterbury il the chairman, maze ah ap
nenl ON hehllf of the Can.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
pI,sINEsS MEN IL TROTBLE.

Julius Corn, hat manufacturer 81 NO. III Sprlng-
&. has failed and made an assignment 10 Abraham
Corn. MI Corn said yesterday that MS liabilities
were about SO. 900, Dut he could 0iye 10 estimate
of the he failure was d"e l" losses through
ether failures. depreciation III values, ere.
William Hunter. a dealer III meat IN Washington
Market has been arrested by the sher IL Oh a wa!-
rant issued by Judge Lawrence charging hlm wt1
oLtainIne cattle uv means Of alleged TepTeSen
fatlons The cOmplaIuants are William Siegel
,v nose claim is fOr S21j9. and Hdyman Meyer,
whose clam amounts 10 9l'|Z3 Ban was hAed at
S0. 800 N each case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

Court Circuit. The defence of the city was directed
to the effort to show that MIR. RandalPs injuries
were insignificant The ,nry gave HIM verdict tor
$40 600. Ex-Recordcr James NJ. Smith for the
plaintiff; Assistant Corporation Counsel Lacomoe
ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SHOT AT BY HER FATHER.
AN rIoPINENr wHlCn NARROWLY EsCApED
TRAGIC ENDING.

TRAGIC ENDING.
The little village of Piscata way is situated about
thirty miles from Ncw-Iork City and fouf 'nles
from New-Brnnswick n j. In the outskirts is the
wears ord whose pretty face found much favor
among PIscataway's young men. hel psreu's
idoizaa her Ablat ~ oc ock saturday night, MI
Myr.s was aroused from his slumbers by noise
apparently beneath his window taxing ms pis.o,,
from undcr his pillow he wep, to the window ana
opening 1t peeped out. he could see nothing. ne
heard a noise as of some ono irving to scale tne
fence and fired his pistol three or Tour times h1h
lie heard a low cry of My Ood! ~ TounnVu IN
n wonan's voice. Early the next morning "nt1
Mrs NyTss went 10 call her dGuChier she 1ouuo
her room empty. The following mole lay on the
bureau:
Dr Ar MAMMA: When Won receive this | suppose !
have arrived IN NoE-forG WIN we "'''I Don, he
worried spoui M. / loved lin b"tter th"h uD''.
Will I've happily 'ogcther Tel IA not ,b no ~ S II rs
"a rood kind fellow, aud II j. shameful ~ Say auN'Hns
against him. cit sorry lOr Nun VIC VERY ua.I,eu
tArse months ago. aud hid Is eV yS srd Inv Yonr
otr c,i 80 i m" hfar ANNIE
Mr. ard Mrs. Mvrcs are in great distress over
their dadCihcr's hig1i. Moreover. Mr.. MvreS fears
that ne NAV nave wounded his oauEhttr ny Ills
random understanding Satu' day night. IhCy
say that George Savage, with waon In Il daughter
cloncd is a wore HESS fellow who was TIE Laughing
stock of The village. and they cannot account ior
hrnfatuation. lie had sought her COZ pany per
sis emily for months but had been forbidden 10
enter tho house Yes erday Mr. Myres received
the following letter from his druGhter;
DEAR FATHER: an comfortably III Ncw-lork with
the mah waOm love. am not well ana thihh you
partially or who the cause % H. 'huuLh WI -,
nothing You ant mamma trlCi IN every WAY 10 h'cl
me my husbands presence, ana GiG cNc'y'lhS 20
AJAX. me ciazg. Nou made IN" DO deepfra tnlng
win luX. to NINA and Grace. and hOplLG 10 So
them sOol, um NOuf daughter AN'iN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
acknowledgements


The first thing o clean house For IN
teru ,.a re.OyIt 40 other MEDICINE Is eqEa {,
KlNNll WuhT In either ..ty hqmd f.tm ,Ure. head
a,h d., alta rs. tpatOu aud ged kidneys se'
advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

The fall Of a arge bookcase in tue Clerks office
~ the Cont Of Common Peas IN 1878 tnJnred sey-
cral persons who were struck. Among hese persons
iuries winch resulted in mental d fhcuity. lie sued
;he city for damages, and the case Was tfcd
before Justice Dwight yesterday III the supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
FOUND IN THE RIVER.

dressed u a DARK cItck SUIT and chuchllla OycrcOlt
WIS found by the police yesterday IN tue Norh vrr,
at Per No. 3. 4 baggage cncrk Oh thr LcI - Val
lev Kuiroad was found IN his pocket, with = IA IN
money aud pa pers fro n which 70 wa, lnicrr tutt
bIs name probably was Garry, aud that he came
nom Wlkesbarre Penn. lac body Was sent to he
MOrgue.
INVESTIGATING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
The Grand jury has taken up the investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Gl5 sun Sails. 6l4 CiooA siswlonV
Moon u.e. 5,,S Moot souths OFT Moons age. daJslo
WATER To-Day A ~ ,o.o
'uGr WATER rODAY-P " ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

Beware of counter citS on James Pyle's Pearl
inc under sounding names anI dangerous TO use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
ARRESTED FOR FOKGERY IN BALTIMORF

FORGED checks amounting to over 10000 were
PASSED upon the Merchants Bank and the Third
National Bank OF Baltimore on July is. Three mcn
were. known To be concerned IN the Opcra ION and
they. were believed to be \ew-Iork tOrgers. The
paving telloIs of the two banks visited TINS city
and gave careful of the men TO In pee or
ByTncs These descriptions led the police TO be
lirvc that the men George Bed, Henry CieaIy,
and Albert wilson three eN-cOHvlcts. who mad re-
Gently returned from Europe after an unNucceSsi III
attcu.pi 10 circulate forged paper IL London ana
Paris Bel and Clcary were arrested July - 10y
Detectives O'Ncil ana Adams and they were lden-
tilted aitrwaTd 10y 4. i. Midway and Thomas n.
Morris OF Baltimore. having passed some OF the
fol ced checks. Cleary WAS taken 10 baltimore Tor
trial, hut Bell vi, sent To Albany. where ne was
yis,t 10 Baltimore. Wilson escaped arrest at the
time. and it was learned by the p1hce hat he had
fed TO Canada. He returned 20 New-lork "A few
DAYS ago and late Yesterday afternoon he was seen
aud arrested in Bleockcr-st. by Detectives Slevin
and Reilly A. soon as a rcQulSluon can be OBJ
tanned lac viii bc taken TO Baltimore
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steel Frame, Firc-pro0f Safca Combination
Locks Inside Bolt Vo.l. lrojui.ishAms 20 Ncsry 81
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STATEN ISLAND.

northumberland Wilson. james Berry aud
Wuiam jones' are TN names Of tdrc' Won men If
hew-Yuik who were arrested by Ouitrr I.uug Fr-
pav ntghf on Il cuargr OF stealing lsI.d N.itct ana
clam valued "a $500 belonging 10 Diyd Il. Larry,
of Ncw-ii Cotton Iic ir souets were airIsucd
ye. lclday u'tOic Justice SrUpn of NeW-BTgdtou.
when they pleaded 40. u!ity. auG were committed
~ default of baIl iuT The acton OF tUc Grand Jury.
lfrr cuain has been Iccpvrl e., pud the police are
working on clcW which they think wlli led 10 the
recovery of the watch lac properly WAS teen
iron, "A house III Jcrs,, ST., New b gn;On.