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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
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Tiarxs Europa Dodge. Biidgstovn Bar rr0wbr dyes
salvatore ASA tsl fofeniine. siarseiles France
Brig ERNEST Dreyer Ger. BrukwoIdr sul
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Mills; owe Frye Amesbnry Mas HaMm q co. Northern
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Chester, Penn, Chas Tung
ERROR.
The reported arrival the 9Th ~ str saratoga Curtis
from havana incorrect IL saoid have been str New
port Sundberg. OF the same line.
FOREIiN pOIrS
LONDON Sept l6-Arr at Antwerp ctr Bclgcnlanf from
Rotterdam. sir ROYAL Crown, from New.
YORK; Liverpool TeutOn'a fs0m Montreal
CIleseow, ~ Cynthia, from Montreal.
LIVERPOOL, sept l6-Arr Dominion, from Montreal via
lCEESsowx. sept i6-Arr str Erin from New.York foI
MGyIrR sept le-Arr str Manitoba. from Montreal for
I' non Sept lGsaied ON inst Cbassen 18th int Erna
or Newtroans: River NIth. 10Th inst Grlrkka tOmm0-
dOre r. stetsOn. JerDnen the latter fni lmington.
I'm Inst Naomi the laffeT tupe1ha-
zen Roma fClp Izzo scJO. Ian Grdhams
Pov Harrie Hickman scots Bag 10Th MS, Dr. Ponmer,
Drrtto Hannah Low wood, souvenir capt Ander
SOM the latter at Dungsness: Nascole Cana
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON sept l6.-Tne Trenton arrived at Lcghorn
earx Midas iIrl. Cant Mckenzie from Amsterdam Arg q
~ New YORK been spoken and reported mat she mad
been damaged b. a collision
i,r Ltfcr SHIN Ye,Os n nm so fNt 'bIg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
ATTEMPT no Rescue 4 PRISONER.

Thomas Lynch was sentenced. in the Court Of
General Sessions, about year ago. TO one year ;
imprisonment on BlackwelPs Island for swInd ting.
Yesterday morning Officer Denton, OF the PIlia-
dclpha Distuct-Attoney's Office. came to New
York with a requsiil0n for Lynch. who is charged
with an ASSAULT III Philadelphia. The prisoner was
gwen over to the charge OF the officer who started
with him for the l. berty Street Ferry. Whle they
were p,ssIng Liberty and Wa. hInQton-s,s. crowd
OF men no frequent chat part of the city set upon
lenton and tried TO rescue Lyrch. Notwlthstand-
ing tue ouds against him, Oncer Denton heid ms
rrIsouer until assistance came. Iynch was taken
10 tine TonbS Police Court. where Justice Duiiy
ordered Court Officers Gardner and it TO accom-
many the Philaueioh officer to the ferry. Lynch
was Eandcuiled aud taken to the ferry, where the
same crowd of men was in waiting Seeing the
court officials they attempted no further violence.
Lynch was taken to jersey City and put upon tue
tram Tor Philadelphia
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PO S r S G r. p T
300 a. m.
LATEST FROM MAINE.

MORE RETURNS RECEIVED rHIRrYfooR l"""'
ONLY TO Bg HrARD FROM.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. i'll a. m-f"ur hu"u'e"
and seyenty-two towns give DAVIS 1Z,ooi' III"
plaisted 7I,7S3; scattering. 1886 Inc sun
towns asst year gave DAVIS of'f'0
Smith AZ ,567, and Garcelon q O40; sca'.e''"''
263. Dav,s's plurality is S7S. against russo"
plurality last year of 100.
The "a towns not received gave last year, ba''S'
Gar Fnsionsls. POT: scattering. so. FUSION h'''
ioritv of 572. II they come the same as last YEN
Davis will have left 1903 plurality adding the sea
teriug TO that received makes 416; so that DaVi,
viii rot get majority without a further gam - :;
ia The total vote to hear from -
900 which. increased i've per cen.
like the rest, will bring tile tne aeg n;ab,s
ND TO 14e.SOO, as per Tuesday nighrS
pstimatsd and 300 more than predicted MGn,
day night. 1t will, however bc or Giyitou
tbr other way, namely. Davis 1880 Fial re
73. $50. scattering 400 subject, OF course 10 iir
til r gain or loss on either .lde. ,iu have
plurality of at least about 3oo. nXpectr,
gains viii bring it M to 800, nau
possibly leave him fifty short of MAORI '
if The scattering vote comes in as anticipated LIZ
official count however. VIII be necessary.
Tor Etrtter Mrs from Maine see Ftrst fdqe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
RASl BALL NOTES.

The new professional Metropolitan Club. of
This ciy won another brilliant victory yesterday after
mann at The Union Grounds. Brooklyn, over picked
,,na nj the Brook yn Athletics. which tdcy completely
the Jicked nine making three Dase MIS- but
no rms lie score was as follows:
Runs Base-hils. Error:
xto.rnrolt,on .......... Is 10 3
Picked Nine. ~
The Metropolitan nine Will play Oh September IL, Will
tho Albany Cub. dispatch was received Nv Manager
Mrtre from tne Boston Base Bal Association request
M, M N 10 arrgnae Tor games Eext Monday and Tuesday
ar tlI. Metropolitan Grounds IN this city.
An excelleot gauie played IN Bunnl0 yesterday
afternoon between the Buffalo and Cleveland Clubs.
rs ~ me last OF tr League series OF the Bun lo Club
er,re Of 40 A. Base hits-Ceveland, ID; Buffalo, o..
Errors-Cleveland, A Buffalo. o.
me ClicaQo ub another brilliant victory yesler-
osv afternoon Cincinnati Ia gene Wild tbo Clnclh-
NAH nine. This places TIE Chicago men nflY ~ tht
head of the Inc score was as follows Chicago
II; Cincinnati. g. ,. $780,.
The game at Providence yesterday afternoon between
the Providence aud Bost ON Ciuos WAS closely con
tested l the sixth mining, when the Boslons TOOK the
lead and held 10 through 10 the finish The score was
a. follows Dos on. 10 Providence. Base hi's-Bos-
ton, u Providence 10 Gr'ofs-"o''o"' - Aio'''
dence H. a., wv
TIE Troy Club again beaten badly by the Worces
ter nine II il one of first OF this season that
The Troy men made few errors. Appended 10 the
s'''o' Runs Base hts. Errors.
Worcester ~
Troy ..............-...-..........
The Providence Club will play the Boston men to-day
at BoslOu at8:jO y. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
4 CASE OF THROWING STONES.

A CAMPAIGN CLUB ASSAULTED IN JERSEY CITY
John Whelan. age eighteen. who lives IN Ernest,
Jersey CITY, was arraigncd yesterday before Justice
peioubet In the First District Police Court or mat
clty on a charge of having stoned the nembefs ot
the Eureka Battery. q Republican campaign
club. late Wednesday night. AS the Dat
ferry was returning from the banner-falSing
nj Uoboken, the members were met at Grove ana
Slxteentl-st.. bv = gang of ruiIians, VINO buried
yoley of stones at them Tho officers inrc" our
puaros TO project [ 10 mon. who marched u0Wn me
street III good order Al Fourteenth aud Grove-Sts.
a man threw a large stone at inc captain
of the battery and then made MS escape. Patrolman
O'Connor caught Whelan nc was IN tue act
of hurting q large sfOge into the ranks tc"rge
Stevens one of the men in line, saw Whelan raise
his arm and struck it with his torch Just as the
stone was thrown. One of the men was slightly IN
iured by the stone When Whelan was paced
under arrest his companions Threatened 20 assauit
the officer who raped for assistance ana TOOK MS
prisoner 10 the station.
II intend TO punish the pernetrators OF such n
cowardlV act" said Justice Pc!ouOet 10 the prIs-
oner ycsterl ly when his quit Is proved n mat
fer what his pO,ics. standing respectabllly Is,
to fine full extent o. the Law. shall not ial IN the
performance OF my part III the Suppression OF sucn
cruel cowardly Interference with the nights OF clti-
zrns In tbs case the charge Is proved, but III con-
sldsraiion If the youth Of the prisooer VIII atach
n fine TO the penalty, tnat. II before the three
mnntbs expir- his parents desire 10 4, lease HIM by
pqyirg his fine they may do so. The prisoner Is
lined 500 and III default thereof nc VIII sttni co ~.
mItted 10 the county pententary for three months
The Young man could not pay the hne ana was sent
to the penltentiaIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
RACING Al DONCASTER.

LONDON, IhuIsn3y. h.pI TO, IesU.
The race for the St. Leger Stakes came on
sf The - rcastcr huber meeting yesteriay ana was
woa bv dir G. Brewers bay cot. Robert the DSVi. LUG
second ,iaee Was secured by Lord Rosebeys bay nlly
fy,o,e,s ID The third place 10y Mr. MAYORS bay colt
Tie Abbot. Twelve Bend Or. the winner oi the
Derby. vac oriy SIKH e.,
me tug The tne Portland Pate came on ana
VS. won 10y Mr. Y. X GrahdDl's three -yeoT-Od Dis
cna.t Thc race Tor lie Juvenile STAKES Tor twOyear
o colts aud GIes also IF ana was won by Maca-
n. N The e.cOni pace was secured ny S!r r JOuh-
s,u,,. nay fliy Hoody Crow, aud the third place by
Lrd CawGos by colt Usurpet The race ior the Kons
P for two y.arod colts ana lilies also came on To-
cav and was won Lord KosoDerys chestnut lilly out
OF CzIina Mr.. p. LorlIards bay colt fasssic was
lat. x.A.u. r ouo, ,ono.
yt.lprI.y SAYS The Duke OF Wcstninstfrs BEND Or
Va struck uy Lord bed ord's Zc1lOt and the formers
fel ocE was RAJ badly cut out the general olGOn Is
thai ne WAS en- al the time OF The III sna9."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
sCHOOSERs
GOOD SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.
THIED DAY OF TIE FALL MEETiNG-ENTRiks LARGE
AND COMPETITION GREAT.

DAY OF TIE FALL ''.A''N'''
AND COMPETITION GREAT
The weather was favorable for the shooting
at Creedmocr Yesterday The sky was clear the hight
~ od and the wind steady blowing across the range from
The left Good scores consequently were made III the
several the entries were large ana ;e c"nPet
ZION WAS great spectators on the ground
than ON any day this week some probably were
attracted by the announcement that General Hancock
was expected to witness the shooting. He was not pres
ent. however.
The nrincpal event was tho international military
match II was open teams of II men, selected from
the troops stationed within each OF the three military
divisions OF the Regular Army. one team from the
Tinted states Navy one from the National Guard
or uniformed militia of each state or territory ana one
team rom any other country. TIE members OF eacn
tea,n were required be officers or eDiscd men, ana
active members of the corps "r oreahlzt,ioh Whlca
fLey repre- entcd. Tae distances wer" 200, 900 aud
600 Yards: position standing nj 200 yar>, any at 300
ana GOO yaIGS five rounds at each distance. Any mil
tary ride which has been adopted as an Official arn
nv any state or Government allowed. Two pIZ =
were offered. The first was trophy valued at 5000
second mil tury rife TO be award d to the member OF
the lean naAne ibe highest sSIrrS; q; score ID ne
match The first pr D. was won 1y we M lt"s M
~ he Missouri with OF 10Z3 ont or possiil L.
go The scores OF the ONT teams ware a.
1904; STATE OF Ncw.Jersey, 972; Corneccnt Natlnla'
i ne trophy was WOO in 1873 and 1879 by team iepr--
sentng the National Guard OF the ae OF New iolk
Lieutenant j. Wilson, OF the Paeiic DVisoh JOCK the
second DIlZe. m. ~.
The m,drangc match was open to anybody. The DE-
lance 800 YARDS Teapcn' any military I IN
rou .ds seven. The match was continued Two dayS'
ana ioty-cwo cash prizes were offered VITA =. iooW
ps rs'" 9e av! p T"ss B. vea
a Oten 81 each J. JonnsSa i 6Srn and aGd
e. r. Howard, 50 eacr; l.. Preston, A McIpness y IL.
sqn Il j. L2a" ee n 1 u u GnS H. hSI KnS
berry, J. Dsusin, C. II. Eagle and c. a. Cemns, G3
each; 9. " Mnn;og G. vso ORGY e5 e p; reers%H'
iIipnap " R. Qinan J. II: Park, H. B. Taomson Il.
Lock wood. seymour ". j.. Murray H. n' e' o W.
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HbIP NLUS.
PORT OF NEW-YOKit..... SEPT. IS.

PORT OF NETWORK. 10.
AflIVEc.
str CITY of Limerick ,}r Kane, London July H. TO
VIA II Thomson & CO.
and Larf,"d to- Aus In IL .Iiwin g CO.
Str schci'lm tDutch), ChevaAor Rotterdam Is days
SIR s;anrl:a, lBr. MoTrs Cardiff Aug 30. with iron
Str VIM Burntt tBrl. Freeman. Newport 1874 days 10
b tr NsIde' Mnr'n Aspmwal ,ayso Pacific Mail CO.
Sir CU Of Washington Zimmerman Havana 3daya to
t. C"i"Hloic Ecck Galveston DAYS via Key West too
Hines Iae9pvie SET (, 70 Tsrs ,naina
itr Ola Dominion. Walker K.cnaont Cty roini AMI Nor
foiE. to Old Dominion rs cc.
So hat ers West Point Va Old Dominion IS Co.
str arnsIurg Worth. Pniaiepaa 10 lteading RE- o.
with Old iron to oder; vessel 10 Jane, rlweil & Co
hsTk CANCER Roll 1Nor Niesep Bordeaux SO days VIA
BsrE haIgGaIeta B"r4one utan Borzone. DunkrS
s,rx Acme ,Au.rl. Perc'rlch. Plymouth 81 days.
Delaware irctkwater. IT. Dastst 10 muster.
Bsr, BaIsnne Lad A!nie@ - days. win IRON to ORDER
ssr M SSa To D s ST cS o raee s CO.
BarK Enat Barss. hcls gcrmudi sIHys IN ballast To
BARK lIneyeh wyman, Boston DAYS in bllaS to MASTER
sem Geo Douglas. Ande' Grenada 20 avs with co.
nuts TO Nm Douglass vessel to Peek x M.dero
city today ds '''''' - " '''
wIND--unset-At saav Hook light. W NV; clear.
~ City Island light, WI clear
BELOW
Ship Lightning (Br) Watson. Antwerp Aug to Vernon
cLsiHep
s,rs The Queen lBr Graths. London. " Hurst City
Of Brussels fr) Watkins Liverpool via Queenstown
Das LOSING loerl voss Ham6urg, Plymouth Cher
S Ss%s a. Saa. sats hsSss. M
%sys CO. S S.a 1o.'n s Hsy w: and
CIV Pont aud Roauond. Old pomhon ~ 90; Josephine
nab Geo Yonss 4 biddis. waisSo PGii.asiDSi. Vim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
DRUNKENNESS NO EXCUSE FOR CRIME.

Thomas Dunning yesterday pleaded guilty
TO an Indictment charging him with teion-
ous assault, in the Court OF General Ses;
sions On the night of August II he stabbed
Margaret STANDBY in tho breast with pen
knife inf c,icting an ugly wound. He pleaded
III exienuaIion of his act that he was drunk at the
time Judge Cowng, III passing sentence, SAID that
such men AS the prisoner should be put III places
where they c0uld do no harm the tact that he vas
drunk only added TO the other offence. lie SELL
fenced Dunning to the State Pr, son for i've years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
THE PApERs YET ~ THE JUDGES HANDS

motion was argued before Judge Cooke. of the
Supreme Court in Br0o.lyn at his house, No. 432
Classou-ave., yesterday, TO have the papers hled
with the Kings County Clerk purp0rilng to be TIE
order of JUDGE Cooke ia the suit OF JOurGau against
LEIGH and Py buin declared null and voli. ana that
they be removed from the r.rord judge Cooke said
that had signed OF made an order III the case
and he did not know now IL got INTO the County
Clerks Office thc papers were SUI III ms posses
sion The judge CAV certificate to this effect to
the counsel for General J0nrdan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

Remedy for Nervous Diseases.

Dr. c. w. Benson a practcing physician al lO6 North
rutaw st. Baltimore Nd twho has paid much attention tn
nervous discovered thai extract Of Celery and
clamomle 0m1ined certain proportion invira5y cue
headache either bilious, dyspepuc nervous or sex head
ache neurau;a, nervousness par1Asis. Seeplessusss
and indigestion THIS tiitmpa in medical chemistry.
sufferer. all the country ordering Oy mall he
prepares 1t in pills 50 per box; boxes 90 The
is IgnN respected M
Epi.copu Methodist sent by ma postage Tree New
orr olnce ll5 fulton-st.
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HOME n n VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Filth drenue Hot6l-GOvernor Aonzo b.. Corn ta, :
James b. Beck Of kentucky; ex.Congressmm Jon n na
cort Of TEXAS and eral GeDrge A. ~heridlh %;
Nelo. fork Hotel CONGRESSMAN k9Oer, " rn,n. "
Maryland, and General r. L. aar consn al philTde'-
mia. Ieycret saltOnstall. Boston ana
,n.nier Frederic Pearson, L. -. t,"sef "n,
r. Ctz u - A.; Genera Jonn NJ Core ot ,h,GisV ~
Ioft HoteL BrInsrtck-Coipne 'rlnsi az
Toycs Of Tie Rntsh Army and Captain Douglas o"'oh h"
John Collmson, Of London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
YACHTS SAILING FOR CUPS.

rIx FLEET YACHTS COMPETE FOR THE TWO BEN
NIT CUPs-A sue EssFCL REGAITA-iHE TIDAL
WAVE AND Oracle WIN THE PRIZES
The New-York Yacht Club had the honor
Of sailing the mporant regatta OF the season yes
terday ard although the entries were few. the three
scnooues soOps which entered are recognized
rs the heetest which could have been named had
affection been made more propitious day could not
have been desired the weather wind and see being un-
usu.,ly favorable The race for two valuable cups
lone for sebooners and the other for soepspresented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
THREE PRISONER, l.sCAPE FROM JAIL.
SMALLPOX IN HARLEM.

physician from Harlem reported yesterday to
the Boaro OF Health that a enid under MS treat
prc;ed 10 be smallpox DIR. lay lOr the chief OF
Vaccination Bureau. found 1t 10 be a genuine ease
of smallpox the Guild was III the irst stage of Lne
disease. Tie house contains six families and Dr.
TAYLOR having been informed that on an upper floor
two infaats were sick from measles. found them
suffering from smallpox. lie learned that there
had been five cases III the house in four weeks, aud
that one Of the patients had died aud the ply
had not recognized the disease. The contagion wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
THE VlRGTNTI FICTIOAS.

Rrcu,,ovD. Va. Sent. Ill a. m.--The Con-
seryatlye Committee has sent word to toe he"u-
iusters In which they agree to the primary
election PLAN bat propose mod'hcauo"
OF the dealy 20 "a to provide that Only white qla
Dpu0cra &c va crs shall be allowed - VOC ~ inc pt-
,arv Th = nronosifIon was rejected by the Rea'Jnsl-
ers who led ad uerc to their orginal ptopou'
Jy Earlier DisDachs from Richmond see First Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
Nrw WORK nAuv TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1880

o. .ose that occurred. some weeks ago. but
whencr ttat came was not ascerfained, ArranrY,o
msnis were made to disinfect the house, o az
"hdpen will be removed tn the Reception Hospl,a
tdav The names of the families aud OF the street,
and number of the house were refused lest unnece'-
,arv alarm might be caused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
CT LTLIEN ~ D1NGER.

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-St. Julien had a
narrow escape at Kalamazoo last night.
The car on winch he was traveihne'
vtb two a'tcndants being dtched ut that point Dy
nisrlaccd switch Luckily he landed on his feet ana
Mas IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
MIR. JEWELL IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r l., Sept. 16.-Ex-Goyernor
Jewell arrived THIS evening and i the guest
NJ Senator Anthony He briefly addressed a
croyded meeting M the Republican Headquarters.
ana was scorted back Mr.. AntnDnys residence by
i large de, achnIcnt of the l5Dys III Blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
RIZIP1CHA WURDERiD.

LONDON. Friday Sept. II. 1880
Adyices from Ragusa state that RIA Pacha mas
been murdered.
Icove Dncigno n bcmbardment being imminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
SIXTEEN YEARS FOR BURGLARY.

John Stanton was tried in the Court OF sessions nt
White Plains yesterday. for completely win VIII
lam Cbryste who broke INTO the dw'illn3 nouse
nt w r. Albro. IN Broadway White Plains August
%. and stole property valued ot 81 ,OOO lie was
found guilty and sentenced to sixteen years in-
prIsonmont at hard labor in the state lrsoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
Town CARRIAGES.

We have now on view at our Ware
rooms. Broadway, Nth 10 4 ]th-St., Large
Stock of Fashionable TOWN CARRIAGES,
embracing BR0UGHAMS, LkA04US, Lam
DAULETS. c0UPES, and T-CARTS, To-
uether with & variety Of vehicles suitable
for Country Driving, with Full Assort-
ment of the BREWSTER WAGON, Of which
we are Sole Manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
TIE ALL.CANADA TWELVE DEFEATED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept III htciIcKtt Ha'cH
h, tween the merton Clu1 and tie AiCaDaia twelve
Was res1med to-day. Canadians tn!sned Their nrst
irnuQ- without reaching the necessary hSufes 10 save
atrd 10 win by eight wtses TIC totai oi 'he nfst
uniuc tor the Canada twelve was OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
MAXINE iNIELLLG ENOM
MINIATURES ALMANAC.


ann r... 542 COG Clock slow. 5n 49s
Noon seL.. 4:3o ll;25 Aoons 10
iilH wAikR rU-pA. a y
BOOK. G2S cor iStld 80 IL III iate- oo-
WAIAh rO-bAt-r.
sandy uOOs.. G:t9 Gov lsali- III 'it 'ieo - JOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS ORR PRoDTc'
TIONs HAVE MAINTAINED ABSOLUTE SUPREM
.Cy IN THIS COUNTRY AND AT PARIS. 1875 N
COMPETITION WITH THE WORLD. WE WE'RE
AWARDED THE HIGHEST HONORS, THE DECokA-
TION OF THE LEGION OF HONOR AND THE GOLD
MEDAL.
THE RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE. USED EX'
CLUslVELY on ALL VEHICLES BUILT BY Us A.
sIrREs SAFETY AND COMFORT N RIDING AND
LARGELY INCREASED DURABILITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
DAMAGED BY A DRUNKEN WOMAN.

Robert :. Moore, 81 No. 20 West Xxx ernth-st., re-
ceniiy moved to anot ier house The men employed
titirI "Tne Crown of lhorIs" va ued 1T 81 600. on
th. sid.vak before putflng II on fh"ir truck:
MARY johnson, drunken woman, came h'odg ANA
6 r,IcA The picture tearing hole IN the ca vas.
she also att mptcd 10 tnrusi her Il. through va
ma Ole landscape painting, but she was prevented a"d
taken III custody. Justice Saith, ut the Jefferson
Market Pole. Court. yesterday. committed hcr ~
de.anl Of 81 900 to answer a charge of malicious
tpf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
RoHBERIEs Az InE UNION PLACE HOTEL

Inspector ByrneS recently received Information
tina; number OF petty robberies hal been commit;
ted nj The Union Place Hotel, and he detailed
Detectives Williamson and Thomas Adams TO
lind the thieves he officers eare ed that the ma
jority OF articles soleI had belonged To the hoel.
4 box containing so and some valuable papers. be-
longing to Mis-. Ryan, and an overcoat belonging
10 Z. }. Balklcy. the actor, were the articles iis
the officers that hc had seen Mr. Bulk
lcy's overcoat in the hands of one of the
porter named ,JOnn Loftus. In the rooms OF the
engineer OF the hotel, Cornelius Sheehan the detec
tiycs found several articles which were dentihed as
the property OF the hotel and which We're ouf OF
place in SheeiaD's room. LOftlls aud Sheehan were
arres' ed "Wednesday evening and locked up NJ foce
Headquarters. Yesterday afternoon they were
taken eoIe Justice Snlth AID demanded to the
Inspectors cnarge until today. lhe detectives
learned ye,terd ly that Lotus had sister III Brook
yn aud GU vlsliuC ler house they found There sew
tral blankets which had been stolen from tine hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
lsuUuncemeIrs.

Maln's Food. for iGfants and .nvaids, re-
nurcs boiling strainiUR, readily fOhDe m warm mix
or aud dissolved forms The Des substitute
fr mother, milk that been produce Sold by All
druggists grOcers Price 10 ceIts. I. MRTCALF Co.,
Boston, Mass
Steel Frame, Fire Proof Safes, Combination
Locks Inside Bolt WO Ks nghaD Emory 20 Vcseyst
WEI DE MYERS CATARRH CURE.
One pacKage is gsnefs .lr sGnce0t
real cure ~ 81 So
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