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New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT MEN.

SECRETARY SHERMAN IN BROOKLYN.
An ADDRESS Ar The ACADEMY OF MUSIC UPON
TIE POINTS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE Two
PARTIES.
Secretary Sherman spoke at the Academy
OF Music Broogyu, last evening upon the differences
between the two great political parties
large audience, including many prominent Ie
pubhoans from New-York and Brooklyn. flvd
every part Of the Academy. and many persons were
compelled 10 stand throughout the evening Exsnerf
Aier: Dastt presided and. before prcsentng the Sec
resry re Of the publican National Com
miiiee containing General Gsrheld's denial OF the
Norcy letter When the Secretary
Introduced the audience greeted HIM with great
applause. winch .athexed volume constantly until
at last Il broke .nto cheers twice repeated Referring
10 The letters Bbch had just read. speaker
oree excited the enthusiasm OF the audience by decar-
ing issue OF the forged letter showed that the
handwriting was already on the wall.
The people divided into two G1eat parties, Mr.
Sherman said not by transient policy,
but by differences deep aud fundamental
The Republicans Dcleve this government Of the peo-
pie; our country one great Nation. The Democratic
parry tends cnppie and beiite the National Govern
nent, looking upon the Nation merely as concderacy
Of states TIE doctrine Of STATE Rights poisoned the
Democratic party until the theory put
- the tes, Of ciyil war; All the Republicans
asked az the close OF tie tnat all
men should enjoy equal rights and privileges Some
tunes have thought that we ought 70 have hanged
"Jef" Davis that apple tree, and 80 made good
the John Brown song. The Democratic party stands
now upon this same doctrine or state Rights
begun By Calhoun. This doctrine enters
into every question OF politics In TINS country.
The Constitutional Amendments observed tho
South they trampled Under foot There the local
power Of States greater hsa that OF the National
Government Tie controversy between National money
and State monoy another feature OF the same doe
frfne denied u COugIeas Ds~ In
establish Satloual banks
Referring - the issue OF legal-tender notes, the
speaker said that he OF who favored civ
ing the their legstlonder quality lie then TO
viewed the that led to the establishment tne
National Bank currency. ana declared that
oi the National Bank system Was threatened BY the
Democratic party. The only safety in the ascend
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ADDRESS BY ETHAN ALLEN.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING II THE BLRECKER BUILD

Ethan Allen delivered an address at the
Biescker Binding last night. Jeremiah Pangburn
called the meeting to order and introduced the
speaker. MIR. Aller's remarks were given IN
a forcible manner. ana he was frequently inter
rupted by applause. The hall we'll filled. Mr..
Allen said in part AZ follows:
We are on the cvo ofa most momentous election. Ig-
noranee aud Indifference bode the sestest danger TO
the Ship Of State. have words OF vtnperson for
General Hancock. Gettysburg cxeinpts htrl from
sander. Bus at Gettysburg no mad the rebel
HLg where it belonged-under hs fcot-and
now he has IL his head. At the birth OF
the Democratic party Jefferson threw over it the mantle
OF his great pamc. But st the zenith OF lis power
slavery rs.cd head and from tha, moment the party
WIS doomed The Republican party freed the slave and
became dominant party But now comes the South,
s solid and defiant. Is there anything which Ius1es
us IN turning cut tho patriotic Republican organization
and puttng the South in power Why, tile South IL
s in rebellion. Tic Southerners may not have organ
lied armies, but they have organized opposition
to the tax gatherers. And one-half
of the voting population is prevented from casting
ballot This Is febelion. And thePe Is no freedom OF
speech tne south We VIII fight II out until every
mGn utter lis sentIments everywhere III this
country. lApplause .,.,, :. ....o,,,.,,,.
to the sou.u. But that rule should work 1otI wdy+
lot wiling tls they sho9d dom na,' tne s tsast ana
equality they desire supremacy. But 40 not fear lor
tue of tins election. In the war times we raised
the song We Rre coming. rather AprahAin, ooooOo
more" (Applsusel
For the nrst LOO years experiment a. Ma
tion. We known as slave Nation, and t!iete
was n imni2ratIOn speak Of But with the fa OF
sayery yye Doyae ne ideal Of nations, hOnOred,
fire. aid prosperous. And all Europe dcpopula,-
ing itself aud immigration Is lIrmrnse VINO can he
'rIs>u VITA this question OF im migration better than
~ RepubIcln partyi Then there the gues-
non of corpora aud mOnOpolcs How tuose vast
and darge-uus accdioulaIous be aycrtcG without tho
greater danger of curs@lng ana RESTRICTING thtt Tree
d0m wncn the very hfe Of enteipisef The question
OF saor has marked the various epochs OF the world
F-udalsn was dethroaed by Capital. Has the ume
come now for its detnrOneDent2 Who sIali say that
Providence has not wied this question 20 DC soiNed
in this cOuntry} Aud TO whom could II be
more safely trusted than 10 the Republican party
one word a.,ont candidate, WHO destined to De
he uext President. fAppauseI In General Garfield
" have "A nominee 10 whom all these great issues may
he srusted as tne head of Nation. The
naLe the tow-pah nigh road 10 the office of Chief
Executive lfty millions or people mast be man of
no common capabilities He has beeu ued III the coun-
cli ard the field and has conqueror from bOth.
The nope OF country ia the future lies closely 10
General Garfield now as IL Icy TO Abraham Lincoln
twenty
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
"Jf you get there before we do.
1rll ihpm we are CnIn.Le tOO.N
FCNERAL or MR.. BENEDICT

The funeral OF Erasius Cornelius Benedict, Late
Chancellor cf the IL iversty of the state Of New
York, was held yesterday at > o. H., In the south
Reformed Church, at Twenty -irstst. and FIlthGye.
The Rev. DIR. 4. T.. Rogers, pastor Of the church,
and the Rev. pr. Roswell u. Hitchcock, OF the
Unlon Theological Seminary. conducted the eor
vices. The dead man atired IN his Chancellor S
robes, his university cap lying upon his breast. The
coffin was covered with black velvet was lined with
whit. satin, and had silver mountings. The pail
bearers were Judge Blatchlord. Chief Justic. DAILY
II. H. Pierson, Of theiegents of the University
J. NJ. Morrison. eX-president of the Manhattan
Bank: Professor Benjamin ID. Silman. and Judge
DOnOhue. BY order of the Board Of Regents of the
University Of the state Of New Ork, that body was
represented. in addition to the presence of Vice
Chancellor Henry K Pierson, by committee con
nell, !. Carson Brcyoort, Whitclaw Reid and the
Secretary. DR.. Murray. Among the Others present
were 1hurlow Weed, Brother AntOuy,
president OF Manhattan College; A. X.
Wetmore. John Jasper, superintendent of Public
schools; ex-Mayor Vance, John |. Davenport.
General Alexander s. webb. Chancellor Howard
Crosby. AM the Rev. DR.. 5. |. Prime
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

ancy Of the Republican party The Democrats opposed
the election laws. and when they came into power
attempted 10 repeal them The protection OF America"
industry Is another question OF State Rights The ke
pubcans do not hesitate oeay that they are In iaVo
tariG protecting American manufactures Duins ''o
war heavy burdens laid upon the people, ous n'
have been hghtened by the Republican party. Inc Nc
pubcsns CAV. the country a Homestead law, although
the Democrac party SAID tcce was no power Con-
rrcss IN pass such an act The r publican party ia
National narty while the Democratic party seeks 10 ne
Snh.on noTiv are National while those OF the Demo
cratic parry are sectional AMI narrow Ihe acs OF the
parties show this concusivcly ,, !,
ecetary sherman then reviewed the financial policy OF
tho Government including the resnmption or !pFsie
Democrats said had favored either OF these acts
witch were wholly 10 the credit OF the Republican party
sherman said: Now August Belmont says that
these financial operations tcok place ohcer ~
To me i, st after The assembling of that Demo
cratic Congress, mp!crng ne a. puoc otleer 20 pro o.
tcct the homes; financial policy OF the Government w 10
feat the ius ne and blind frenzy OF Congress Wlf
does not Mfr Belmont come cut and say that these hns5
were done 10 spite OF Democratic Congress
The present Administration has been au
honest and faithful Administration. anu tle only oppo
sOn IN the collection Of the revenues hss come from
states here the doctrine OF state kss1s st uphc
The best tnat could happen 10 tine Sonth wouu o
to send 900 900 Yankee labOrors down there to make
Tne scaker said that Hancock had fongh for the
,non nn WAS now leading the rebels against it. Cen
citZcn. u bT ef review of his ME, Mr sherman
said that Garfield as IN every way fit be President.
p om Washington Gown through the long line OF Prtsi-
dents tetc sbU possessed moro high quAtes
OF head and heart fs hm tor the position Bnt there
was stHl Uro-icr reason why should he elected ne
tas q RrpublicaJ aud not Democrat lie Wou,h eHIr]
ot the malay OF Int Rapubicau party he would MAIN
the SOUTH well al tbe North The Repuo1c.in poey
OF Lincoln, Grant and Hayes would be carried ont p}
TIC speech lni.rptea anenty by aprlanto;
and at cheers were gwen lor Inc SecrelaJ an"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

Bss RIB Cove Hodgman Pensacola Parsons sono
ani;o tspan Boda Sebastian. SPAIN snare
Blood Pymouth. swan son Mary Gdoos; ,cn, Tedtord
pb,Ivsbnrs 81 Martios and Antigua. Vatabie q son.
C0nffance Err Janvior Bordeaux, Jas Henry u.o,,is
Grace. Seavey. faly esChl lupP,
p GodwiD Williams stanfor, Conn sanonu ~ Ia
turpg Coz Wesgsde Hatch Falmouth ana mon,sSv
Leave rpft q CO. Hero, Baker salem Mas Wills nspscb
Florence Hail. Kelly, Boston Haven ~ W c' "a Wv
Ky Br) Jordan, POntaPitre. f O Chaenes % egan. Sv
man Wram, gonvllo. 600 II Sqnres: rs' u,nhys
venus Fersndina Isaac Epgnger Maasgasca vnn. aas.
Hams X Co: crown Prince r Bronscombe 81 Jonn y.
HeDey; Mary Sprsgns, Vesper Pensacols Snoy ~ e
geAs 0llyer. Baker MrsROsne HatIl NJ eav
Cos Lord. Thomas Port Castres, 81 Lucia w. I''
craft & Co.
IoSpoS oct 25.-Arrved Salerno (Br hom Ne"'rorA
at Hul.
Sailed sudall Gerl. from Hnmburg for NowI L
Passed tho Lizard 25t inst str Eysia tBf) from nov" ~
for This port N, ,.-
iivFRPoo, oct25-saIed oath inst ctr Iowa tBrl TO-
Boston.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 25Arnved str Celtic tRrl from vow.
York Tor Lverpoo str Hibeinian tBr IRON hanv % sw
Liverpool; city OF Chester tbr) IVm ~
Yor. for Liverpool signaled on CrookaYen at iof' ~
night Co.
sailed gath ins str Wisconsin (Br). from Lyspeoi for
Istrian (I}r from this port Tor BosOl
"A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS.

Thrty-ninc proposals were opened yesterday at
for the loan Of 81 500 600 per cent thirty years
consolidated stock OF the CIty OF New-YoIk The
total amount of bids received was $50, $4,000
The offers ranged from 100 ID 1879. The
highest bd was that Of the National Rank OF Com
II cree. It's otfrr IA 10 take 300. 600 at 1879,
5000, 600 a5 1856 and %1.sO0,OOO a lOi.5i
George X. Sistares Sous aud MuSgravc * Co.
offered to lake the whole T2,S00.000 at 10l.1G7.
Kuhn. Loeb Il Co. offered 1O4 Is; Drexel. Morgan
& Co., AUGUST Belmont ana Wnslow Lanler d Co.
tooether 1O3.91 the American Exchange Bank
1886. 1hese were the only offers for the entire
amount the other bids beng Tor limited sums The
award Will be made to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
W-YORK CITY.

Ladies' pet dogs are beginningt to wear jackets
ACCIDENT AT IHE PARK-PLACE STATION.
John NJ. Hann0n, age about sixteen years, OF No.
3l6 East Thirty-nlnth-st., n newsooy ON the Sixth
a down town tram at the Park ace Station at
about 7:40 last evening, got lis foot fastened be-
tween the and the platform. The train started
before he could get free and dragged him the length
OF the platform trnlsng his foot painfully. but 9TH
erwise not injuring him.
ACCIDENT To GENERAL JAMES l. GRAHAM
As General James l.. Graham was crossing
L.iberty-st. at Broadway at y. IN. Saturday 4
the pole struck hIm on the neck, throwing hIm TO
the ground. HIS collar bone broken. Mrs.
Graham said last evening that the General was
suffering a great deal of pain and had received
severe shock She did not anticipate, however
ANYTHING more serious unless fever should set IN.
BUsr!Ess EMBARRAssMKNTs.
The schedule of Charles W. Lord, RUSSELL II. Rob
bins and Rowland A. Robbins, composing the firm
goods - as follows: Liabilities. $l05.07 33 !;
nominal assets ,0j9 81; actual assets,
Ss5 O93 73. That OF Julius Coon. wholesale
halter. ls: Liabilities, $7s,2ds 7s nominal m assets,
SCHEDULES were filed III the Court OF Common Pleas
yesterday.
Distribution OF EXCISE MONEY
The Board of Estimate and Apporuonmsnt met
the Excise Fund Home for Fallen and Frlendless
Girls S77f 90 Ass lcatlOn iOr The Brncht OF Col
ored 0rplans, %2.299 II Missionaries OF the I'm
maculate VGgin, S5,3s3 20; American Female
Guardian Society, ~, ,35l 90; ~. Jo,cpu's Asylum
OF tue CIV OF Now-lork, - AZ; Missionary Sis
ters OF the Order of ~. Frances, $l.s0J 72; Ste
Ahna Home for Destitute CaIldren. 1861 43.
WILL or ALONZO c. YArEs.
The will Of AiunZo e.. Yates flied yesterday in The
Surroga'e's Once. bequeaths 10 his wife his plate
pictures and statnary. ana tho use OF lia house ~
flftl-aye together with the privilege of selecting
suG, ~ h.s hnrses and carriages as Sue may desire
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
RICHIN IMAGINATION.

Henry G. Batty, law er, Of this city, brought
suit in the Marine Court 10 recover . 300 for SER
vices from q woman named Bertha Hegman, Who
mas figured varIously as person of vast wealth. In
h s Complaint Batty SAYS he met tie woman at tho
New-YoTk Hotel III July last. She represented her
self to be heress 10 500 900 600. bat said that her
husband being gambler the services OF a lawyer
were neediu IN protecting her against him. Batty
undertook the job. Finally he broke with his client
and sued her for . 500 for services. Inc
against the woman 10y default, ana yesterday Judge
McAdam decided To allow her to open it, giving IN
the course OF his opinion a few words on the guilt
bily OF the lawyer aud the insanity he calls IT.,
al ~ client
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.....oCT. 25.


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sif Baltic (Br Parsen Liverpool Oct 10 md Queenstown
SIR pain IN Grace Liverpool Oct Is Queenstown Ia
str cornwall (Bn. Williams, Bristol 1jis days toWD
Sill Gresham tBr) Gibbs Newport Sept Pvmouh Oct
XIV "a In bai'ast 10 SeageI Bros.
Domingo. Holmes, san DOnugO CITY oct !3, "a
mana IA. pIa Clpe Hayden Is ard lur.5 Island
-. with uldse ara passengers t9 VIM Clyde & %.
Geo CLYDE, Ninn"t Cbafe't0n oct -, with ndsc
ana passengers 10 J W QpntaId ~ Co.
str NIncerzO FlorO ita. NiOa Marscies Oct Malaga
10 Gibraltar H. VITA nose ana PassrDs9rs To Phelps Bros
Ship Mesom tOf Bs, lowell IlwanioO lSO days wlth
Banng Bros.
gar hemp % order yesst 10 Vernon Il Brown & Co
Caro- Hal Cacacc Lisbon 43 days, with sal; and
y lk woot 90 order: vessel g. ,eager Bros .
Bark Princip" dl NapDl tab Megna BilbOa GA day5
win iron ore 10 Ofier yotsel tO furch L1ye & co.
Brig Maresca ta Ropam dUon - Gays. Ia ballast To Sea-
Brr Golden Fleece -Alcombe) Noble Barbaiocs sept
% N to Goo Pulley. IL bound I" Sydner, u.
-ch Mm Wilson. sandersOn ferGndla ~ DAP s. Win lum
Der 10 orAer
~ The following vessel anchored below 10 the
city to-day
sUNsEr-WlND-M sandy HOOK, light. ", clear. At
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STR Nevada Brl Jones Liverpool VIA Queenstown, VIII
iams GuOn. streOn halh Br Fort me buusr,, Mont
cumery. Mailer & 60. FTanrOIia, Nam nu Portland, A.
Ames. atleras Bosz, West Point Va Gid Dominion - Coz
Fannie Brumcy rhadegba Mn PCydc * GO
ohp POINT do Gale. Bombay or Cacut,a for
ordor- Vernon II Brown 6 60.
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htnry Co Good Intent lbr FOrb ~ uoOlt, tns. nnci
Kiyc 60. Montreal Br Coalheut, hltsor' snow Bar
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Mtdrton. aruu' jcn. 1ocJsici y - iNngOsr tNcp Ol
an Iou0n Flnch. ksvo CO. huic tNOr, rede sen,
Dubn Ire and Punch kaye 40 l. W GnihlIs tBij Drum.
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New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance Of the nervous system its over e
the bearing which IL has human happiness, -
the danger
ing through tai application by
Indulgence Of he appettes and propenscs
proper consideration when the
Is d@angd Il is absoute Necessary 10 promptly seek All
expert who for long series Of has do
voted his anu attention this stiy. who
1pcrleL ice hls learned to discover
and promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
iSinfuy SLOW seeking Tor the truth common to te
ipgxDerenced. ad 10 the patient who very
naturally to know without delay what IL the matter,
the OF the arrangement the probabilities OF recueTs
ton the tImb required.
II the brain has become exhausted ty intense mcnta
plicaon deprivIug the power OF connected horght
only strength by beng properly fed nd nour
Isl ed by OF certain systematic methOd5 Ii ~ pre-
the with the that preside over organi3
fe The Of ts branch ~ cal practice can scarcely
0verrated or reaches The perpetraion OF
family the securing Of her ty titles aad the eten-
tiOn the family
From long and large experience in this direction have
tbe thankful
the families in the city a1d NhoL. and
can pertain TO the oycre1ere OF
department OF he system and the means of
recovering powers NhetheT OF brain appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
A RALLY IN HARLEM.
STIRRING ADDRESS BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS OF
INDIANA.

STIRRING ADDRESS BY WILLIAM WILLIAMS, OF
INDIANA.
A mass meeting to ratify the National and
local n,mlaatioas n was held last night in the Hsr-
lem Music Hall at Third-ave and 0ne-hundredand
ST. under the auspices OF the XNIIth Assem-
bly District Republican Association.
The hall tssefuiy decorated with hags,whiie por-
traits of General Garfield General Arthur and General
bust brahsm Lincoln occupied prominent
posuons. The audience, which included many ladies'
WAS large intelligent and very enthusiastic The Rev.
Dr. John p. Novm IN presided, and spoke few 0rds
in opening ths meeting Among otner things, he sld;
These arr the days of responsibility. We must work
for The country and the UDOn and for harmony every
where" lie then introduced William Williams, OF r.
diana Mr.. Williams SAID.
am tire0 and h0arse, and the only reason can give
for the holding ont OF ms Soce Is tnat being RepuD
hcan speak me trith W & aase n%u , nnfu nsnt @ III
The Republican part! sald " We are IN 1avor OF h3n
ear money :" and 20 Moses ted uD the serpent IN the
wilderness we lifted up our banner ana the Datie
fougnt and WAL We nave had three epOchs III the
history OF our county, The trsf was whcn cur iGtbers
laid tie fOundai' ns 0f tna heFuEHt. nat uighl ue
yelnpnents tDst day! fhen l'ttla handful OF
peorr now great 'hple' ~ 10 -, 81, q nolso was
fOuld IN the ldnd to-day me 5moke oi e9Innerc as
cends ally 10 The skies The SECOND eloch was
is this era Of peacr the ballot speak the peoples
Will as the lightning speaks the will OF God.
counry those sought 10 destroy II The notices
OF the Z publican parry are N.uOnd supremacy, an
de3t 10 money and legislation 20 protect Amer
can in 4us'rS. The leader OF the party Is man OF
honest purpose OF tie peoDr, man accustomed
10 toll, hOhJred by his own State and by TIE people
Of the tnion-Jtmes A. Garfield lCheers ana wa'ing
OF hutsl | know uIm well. He Is man of the
highest Gu. ture. He honest man. He Is moral
man No one no knew hm for ten years I'm Congress
will deuv fact There another patty. II marches
IN solemn procession Singing inOurniui songs IN its
rear are j. ei Davis and his associates singing 10
Hancock AMI English;
" If you get there before do,
1el them are coming too"
lGrehs lsngbterl 1ney nave banner with black
groundwork inscribed with the word "Spolis."
VINO IS thelr Ie1derf lie Is
d ,udsome The Government educated
hin, to soldier he fougnt III the Garfield
had no such eoucaOu but he Dade g0odbye tn hs aged
motner. ID went Ut 10 battle for his country. The
Democratic party claim mat the the Govern
ment NOR economically than We eau Dut The AdmiLis
tratlon OF Rutherford u Hayes Is grand testimony
our favor. Long and loud appause.l
Dr. Newman then apoogized for tho absence % Levi
r. Morton. The other speakers were Ex-Governor Il.
Mccormick OF Arizona, and Alderman John McCiaye OF
tlus city, @ho were entbusiastically received
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
HOME NE WS,
PROMINENr ARRIVALS.

Rreroorf HOnse-Thc Hon. John Quincy Adams. of
Boston and George H. Oker, of Phad ephia
naOr Hof~LSenitOr Francis Kernan OF Uuca..... ram
1r>ue IOhi-The Hon John M. Lang ton. United states
Minister Hay1; the Hon John A. j. Crcswcl Of Mary
land sSiOvernor c. Van ZaDdt OF Rhode Island H. III.
Wells Of Washington and Colonel f. Rockwell, L. :. a.
- IOuse-GenerIi John Is. GOfnon, Of Georgia.
ST. JdB,,s llOeThe Hon. George W. Julian. oi lndi-
0hseH HstLe- Henry B. Harrison, Of Ner Haven
NStYogOdh h0tet-O eDcra A. l.. Pearson. OF Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

treal ana Qneoec for Liverpool Deronda fPrj fror,
Orleans. at Hayre; str Oracle (spsG from 9snra a.
erpooi at Howick r) from York at Cope1 nassn ~
Lord Of the Isles (SI from Hew.YOgt New Yorr e
tBr from New.York at Bristol sowerby (BrD from Nv
treaI North sydney b. and the Iceland Bsel r
New York, at Viola (fsr), from fa,r
Hamburg Kate tBrj from PmladelDhia At MarsetiIs. y
the ed inst str Glfnrath Br) from Charleston BarcS
the Zzd inst. 'os
Bark Bury 81 Edmands (Dan), from Philadelphia foy pa
tsrism previously reported Dartmouth lost sails ccs,
the passage.
HAVANA. oct 25.-ArF1yod saratoga. Curtis from Ma.
YORK. 'se
Sailed 23d inst str Newport, sundberg. for Nev.Ymt
For Iatr snip Nevs. n aSy see fUcs Pags.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
SEEKING REDREAs FOR GAMING LOSSES.

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
Inspector Bvrncs aud Detectives Heidelberg and
Dolan, by virtue of bench warrant issued on conf
plant of Daniel b. Vermilye OF No 30 Liberty st.,
a Wail-st broker took before Justice Smith Ira
James OF No. 3 Park-place. where Vermiiye states
that he lost $3.50 at faro August .; Lyman Mckay,
SIS broadway, where VerInilye claims TO have lost
$3.50 September 9 Justin McCarty. Of No. so West
1hirty-llIst-st., where the complainant lost $3.50
September I6 and Charles Ransen, of No II Ann
ST. where he states 81 .S2j lost by him to
faro bank on the same day. The complainant is
about twentv-slx years OF age. and sought redress
warrant was obtained II Is alleged that his father
is very wealthy man. The accused were ad-
mitted 10 bail each IN $500, 10 appear for examina
COurf Ii Il stated that the complainant has lost
$4,000 or $1,000 at play within the iast two or
three months
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ullle niece of Professor RaYmond henr

IIIIt HItCU vi I IUIVosUI I'D II'VH,I IIO'IU
heI fam r use pbOuc aud shout hu 10 afr.
SAID hs Say. Sh. repeat her PRAYERS nlgbt
M Der mothers knee: Nov lay dOWn sleep.
Pl,asa God send me q new dOllullO l-BUsl0n Courier
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
IA0H2

ponter on these facts-yOn BE- well get wen .
your bowels kidneys refuse 10 act properly. RIpsyy
WORT Will restore be1liLiu action Buy either i.
dry " liquid aud n eta fsithfo riaI Druggs sci
Sceld
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
r. r. e.
Railways Ready Relief.

THE ChEAPE,T AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAM
lily USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE Re COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
TUE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS or EPI-
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS ANrENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ArrENpANCE.
THE MOMENT kADWAA : READY HEtIEF LS APP
Piled EXTERNALLY-ORr rAhEN INrERSAILY AC-
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