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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
The PULLMAN CAR SUIT.

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 5.-The hearing in
The case OF the Pullman Palace Car Company against
the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Company re-
this morning in the United states Circuit Court.
before Judges Bond and Morris. Counsel for the re-
spOndents reaG several adavts relating 10 the OF
sleeping the Petersburg, Va, and Weldon n G.,
roads about l53s and 1910 describing the construction
o Oerts. also ilayi Of Henry L. BreY0oTt,
Of Brooklyn, \. T., mechanical engineer and expert,
bearing upon the Improvements and inventions claimed
by comp siu3nts il The construction OF their cars
which their patent and reissues granted.
Counsel for conplainants then read long af avt Of
George NJ Pullman, president OF The company II which
he gives a very full statement and description tie secp
Ing cars previous 10 his patent ~ Controversy
their construction and defects and the steps by winch
he had perfected modern Pullman sleeping car; also
the relations between his company and mo different
roads using cars aud The Pullman svstcn govern
ing OF sleeping care over CONTINUOUS hines OF
road.
Further aiidayits IN behalf OF the Pullman Company
were read tnOse or the respondents read
yesterday and to-day relative 10 Tic mode OIL eoAsuc
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HALLWAY INIERESTS.
THE READING RAILROAD.

A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH ENC
LIsH Observation-Disclosures To BE PAID
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The American Com
mttec appointed by thc managcIs Of the Philadelphia
and Read NJ Railroad Company confer with the Ed =
lish Interests has been composed follows: j. Il.
pIincott EcAey Coke Moses Taylor Tor representa-
tive TO be named by HIM, ID iniel r. Bennett j. v.
Williamson, ii. Pratt McKean James H. Rogers Isaac
Unckley + frederick Fraley Thomas Cochran.
The receivers OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company gave tnat they would pay on November
o. on account half Of the interest OF the July
coupons the general mortgage bonds OF the company,
efuruin- the surplus TO the holders. stamped half
paid and thar they would also on the same date
jay coupons OF the general mortgage deferred
scrip. This auuOua cement taken exception 10 by
tne trustee oil the Consolidated mortgage Loan the Fde
October Is nlep petition ~ the uited states circuit
Court through their counsel John Buitt and others
IL was ufhcEbly ANNOUNCED inns afternoon by MI
GOwen That Mr. Bu mas informed Tue receivers 0f the
company OF the Withdrawal OF his objection, 80 far
the ayment OF Onehan interest tie July coupons
concerned.
The American Committee meets with the approval Of
Mr. Powell the agent OF the London bOldhO dcTs The
scbcme which Is expected 10 put Reading IN It's icet
agaiu that OF Nj. McCuen. whereby SlCCOu,OOO IS
be obtained 10 pay Of Tie boating debt Parties -
LOnGon have agreed 10 guarantee mat the proposed
issue $34 100000 ~ deferred income bonds viii all 10
lakeland AZ security Tor the guHautee thcy nave agreed
10 deposit @2.OOO.OOO IN cash this country. line
scheme has heretofore been spoken OF as deferred
stock scheme but to be ina reality
fog obligation of the company. toe prime pal Of which
is become PAYABLE, but interest paid
tie rate OF per cent out % tho net after The
stockholders have received per dividends upon
their stock The option VIII lirst the stock
holders to subscribe lOr these securities. winch
issued al 80 per cent OF Their par value ara any portion
not taken ny the stOcKhodtTa VIII DE takrn and PAID by
the London parties. IL X SAID that tho latter re
pared TO rut the money al once and with large
forfeit secured II l. believed there VIII be no doubt 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
4 COLLEGE SOCIETIES ANNIVERSARY.

The unpleasant weather did not prevent the
numerous friends Of tho Phrcnoccsmau Society Of the
College Of the CITY OF NewYOrk from assembling
last night in great numbers at Chictering
Hall 10 celebrate the twenty eighth anniversary
OF the society. Prayer was offered by the Rev Dr..
Burchard The president, Robert n Kenyon, stated In
his ad jrcss the object OF the society which the en-
cement and fostering Of literary pursuits and
kindred objects. He related the carly trials
and struggles for recognition OF the society.
Daniel IL. Martin MADE address upon " Imitat1rs,
ana thcn James t. Morrison, the private fccfotiry Of
Mayor Cooper. made lew remarks behalf
Of the graduate members OF the society.
He cong, itala.d the society it, twenty cIghth
yersary 4 expressed the hope that though ilc junior
literary 49, OF the college, II woud retain IT'S su-
pofl0IItY rs senior rival " ChonIa" Speeches
were iuade by f. X. Perkins L. g. Hunt. John Rail-
meist4r. ". 81. X. OcOtt, A. ii. Mckinney, Henry H..
Brown and Oscar BunZl.
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ENFORCING THE GAME LAWS.

The staten Island game constHbles have begun
their annual war against Ncw-l Urk gunnors who
90 TO The .i.land TO shoot game out OF season. The
constabics lie IN wait at the different ferry land
ings and as the gunncrs are about to 90 aboard of
the boat thcy are stopped in order that their game
bags can be searched. When bird shot out OF
season is found the gunner is taken TO the nearest
Justice vino imposes Il fine ranging from - to - D.
Il is alleged that the COnstables make arrests when
they have 10 right TO. Two Germans from New
York were arrested recently and arralgued before
Justice Casey at New Brighton. One was fined
SO for having in his possession bird Killed out
of season ana he other - for carrying gun
without the village license. They were compelled
to leave their guns and "a valuable hunting dog
with the Justice until they procured money to pay
the fines.
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NEW YORK DAILY TR1BuNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1880
and $50 in his possession. Justice Kenna hea tnem
yesterday to await the action OF euo "i'aO '"''
Jersey CITY.

and 500 in his possession. Justice Kenna held them
Yesterday to aw ait the action OF tho Vrdno jury
JERSEY CITY.
During the quarter ending October 81 the popoo
OF Jersey City arrested ,420 persons.
The Board of Canvasscrs of Hudson County rne e
at the Court House yesterday, and adJourneu 10 10
day. c.,,.
In the Hudson County Court of General Sessions I Us
Yesterday Patrick Duffy. who was cohVIcuts i, ~,
Inanslquehfer in killing Morris Walsh by c,us',iS
bis mead with rivet hammer, was SenteDceo " 'no
State Prison at Trenton for ten years.
NEWARK.
At the meeting of the Common Conncii last even
ing Alderman Miller, Of the Tenth Ward, teilueIru
his resignatIon stating that he intended 10 rcho'o
from the city.
The trial of Herman w. Gedicke for criminal mar
practice was concluded yesterday, ana the case SUD
mitted to the jury without argument. GedcKo was
severely crosse xaniued by the County Prosecutor
Judge McCarter reserved his charge to the jury uh
til this morning
NEW-JERSEY.
BAYoNNE CRY. The house of Henry Turner, I'D
ScavIew ave, was entered by burglars thursday,
during the absence of the family, and roDDed Vi
clothing and silyerware valued at nearly @oOo'
BERGEN PoINr-Abbott Downing, driver Tor
the New York Pie Baking Company, was severely
injured Thursday night by beng thrown out OF hls
wagon The horse attached to the vehicle ran
away and was killed by fall
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SUCCESS AND FAILURE IN SUICIDE.

Wanner Van Gottberg, of Safest; Pa SS.ts
CITY, n j. died Thursday morning from the encrLs
of paris green. He was found lying near tne uach
of the New York, Lake Erie and western ha'Iroa,
nj West Rutherford, Tuesday evening WIN RIGcu
froth covering his mouth. Chief of Police AdalT,
of Passaic City. was informed OF Van GottberSs
condition. and he summoned DR.. Rice. VINO was
unable to save his life. An investigation h9Wsd
that Van Gottbcrg had swallowed enough OF TIE
poison To- Kill several persons and had cheWcu II Wv
ihc handful The dead man had Deeh drlnhIhg
hc-lvfiy for several weeks, and on the morning oI
election Cny had GuaTcllcd with ms WE. .
George Herman, u papcr-hoX maker; OF NO -
Fast Fourtl-st several weeks ago failed IN buSi-
ness and lost s., 900, his whole capital. liIs vic
had been sick for three months and rs he coula
find 10 employment he became dcspohdcHi'
Wednesday night lie purchased some oXailc acld ,,
and going to Central Park. sat down on a Dcncll
in the ncighborhOod of the SlXty-ionrth,st. ga'f,
and swallowed it. When the poison began 10
take cficrt his gropns attracted the attention OF
Officer Mcclure Of the Park Police. TO- whom he
said that he had taken poison. The officer sum
moncd assistance AID conveyed herman 10 o.
Lukcs Hospital, where antdotes were gwen nun,
lsstcr day he was discharged. and officer McduTe
TOOK HIM before Justice 0tterbourg inthe forkville
Police Court. He discharged with reprl-
mand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
RIfLE SHOOTING At CREEDu0oR.

Members of the National Rifle Association
and OF the National Guard viii have thcir last oppor
tunltv TO win the Markaman's decoration Of 1850" at
CreedmoOr to-day, IL Viii be the last petition
and Will be shot shine. Inc match Will begin at
10 A. M aud continue all day. the distances being 200
aud 800 yards VIII i've shots each distance for each
c.mpcutor who may b. allowed two entries. Aftr thc
mate come titDTs nRalng tWcutY-HYr pOIIt, over
can obtain csitcat 10 that eject, which VIII entifc
Them 30 the MaiksInenr badges offered by The State
The " fora match" VIII be sb0t 40 y.
on November II VIII occur the " Rem ngtou Cold"
.Kalard Rife" and tho AlfcrG" ma Chez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
rRORABLY FATAL BAK-ROOM QUARREL.

Joseph G.. Little, variety actor. was shot IN
bar-roOm Eght o. the night of October II, at No.
327 Bowery William Asmus. the barkecper. who
shot him. was arrested Yesterday Coroner EIlugcr
took IAttes aute-nOrtcm statement ana sent Asnus
10 the IOmbs to await the fatal result of his We
TINS Injuries that was believed TO be inevitable.
Little dcposed that he had been paving pool with
some of his friends. and they started to leave the
saloon one of the party put JO-ccnt plecc on the
counter to pay for the drinks. The bErkccpcr
took il and said it only , cents. Ilard words
led to blows, and the barkccper who until then
had not been assaulted fred at the party from be-
hind the bar. The bullet struck Little IL the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
ILLNESS OLE CLARA MORRIS.

Miss Clara Morris, who has been playing Cora in
Article Ar at the Park Theatre this week,
was unable to finish her part on Thursday evening.
The audience was dismissed at half-past - o'clock,
and the money received at the box office was re-
funded. Miss Norris appeared TO be Ill when she
made her first entrance; and before the end of the
first act she said 10 the audience Excuse mc,N and
walked OF the stage. Miss Morris, SIX weeks ago
in Boston, had a similar attack. which yielded
oucklv to proper treatment. Her husband. MI Iar-
riott thinks that SIX consecutive performances Of
Cara are too great "A tax upon her strength.
Miss Morris unable To play last night. but
will probably appear this evening. placaTG IN
front Of the theatre announced that those VINO had
seats for last evening could have them exchanged
for "A special matinee Thursday next
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AMERICAN PORT.


Many years ago, at the White Mountains. a
from the West had the hotel piazza day atter
day fur whole week. with never sight of the noun
tains because II lOwhnsing clouds aud heavy mIsts
At last evening. just nc sunset the fog suddenly
ltted. the clouds blew away. and the grand old hills,
bathcd in purple ngnt, burst upon hun for first ume
lie jumped up barred his head reVcreuty, then swung
his wildly about, and shouted Hurrah for God -
Il Boston Transcript
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4 FATAL NEGLECT.

TWO MIN KILLED By 4 COLLISION IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-TWO freight trains ran
together Oh tie retta aud Cincinnati Railroad near
Moomyi.c on the end OF the road yesterday.
Engineer Francis Loushead and Fireman Charles Kcck
were killed. AMI ak OF the hands wounded but none
fatally. the collision is sali to be the
failure OF dispatcher to notify the east-bOund
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RreUoo1 House-Senator J. ID. Cameron. OF Penn
sylvsna Fdh ArerlN Hot't-Senator Ambrose r. buh
side Of Rhode island Judge j. :. LindDn or schenectady
Juoee John Kirkpatrick, Of PlttsbuTR ex-governor
Horace rbsnks OF Vermont. and John j. Mitchell OF -
Louis ....Gdse4 Ho@e senator John T. McPherson. OF
Now rev Siil=on hns, of Washington Itcto
ria Hofel John T. Smyth and COnGressmaueiect NJ. y
Nolan OF Albany st M-bods UotSl-1he Rev Henry
lie, Ter OF Grand Ifotei The Hon George b.
sloan OswegO Ne'rpoot0n H0iet TX Congressman -
T. Hulburd Lawrence County, y. t..-fS0f H0uSe-
neVsitt O. litt.elOhn. OF OSMegO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
THE BERNH1RDT SEREY1DE POSTPONED.

The serenade to Mile. Bernhardt, arranged by the
French Consul N tins city, NJ. Abbey and 81 dc
BsbIau, Of the COmpagnic 1ransatlantique, which
Monday evening after the opening performance at
Booths Theatre The sale Of seats for the Bern
aasdt season in Boston, which lasts twelve nights.
Vas opened yesterday and amounted to S27, 800,
supa.sing the opening sale IN this city. The sale
n Philadelphia was also opened and was very large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
MEXICAN RAILWAY RIVALRY.

MEXICO, Oct SILT is sad that the Vera
Cruz RaIlway has million dollars deposited at the CAPT
tai used in preventing the slccess OF the proposed
rlilfo ID to Tannice which woui diminish it's Business
two,hirds Another million dollars ts said 10 ne ready
for the same purpose contributed Dy The merchants o
Vera Cruz and the cry OF Mexico The railway from
McrtJo IN ProarpsO is nearly cOmu!cfci
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RAIN GENERAL ALONG THE COAST.

The low temperature that had prevailed in the
West for several DAYS resulted in rain THURSDAY,
which reached the Atlantic coast an hour or two
after midnight yesterday. The raj n was general
fell on the Gulf coast. At o'clock yesterday
morning the rainfall in the preceding eight hours
was as follows: Albany. ~ of an inch; Alpema
Burlington, Vt, -: Galveston, Texas, l.46;
knoxville. Tenn. 49, Marquette. Mich. ~ ;
New-Yor 10: Oswego \: J.. 10; Pml3delpHla
90 The rainfall at Ncw-York at . o'clock yester
day afternoon had reached 81. In the afternoon
there was only n light drizzle, which, however
made walking uncomfortable and umbrellas Heces
sarv, The indications. as given at the Signal Ser
vice Station were that the weather to-day would
be clear and colder. The heavier rainfall yesterday
morning was accompanied With wind RON the
who were compelled to he in the streets. There
was no storm with the rain, although storm
centre was formed east of Lake Superior yesterday
Morning. and moved toward the Atlantic coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
THE BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
The articles of association OF the Brooklyn

R,rM Transit Company were fled Yesterday In tie
County Clerks OH N brooklyn. The capital stock IA
81 600 COO 10000 shares Of 100 each, and The com
pany cndl,c Tor ninety-nnc Years irm October l.
1850. The Board o. Directors Is follows: W r. u cs
rr-utn, Lows 4 Hal, I,urv A. Root, Ih"o1Oic \.
Painter. a.. u. Freeman Hunt. C1ascs Il Flint j. {.
I'acland. " Inlm IIUmbuu J.. /. Cauate. Il. C. ehan-
non, H. 5. Sears, Edward Il. I0D'Y.
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Ga1ret Duryea farmer living at Ncstbury, l..
/ while returning Thursday evening from market,
where he had been with load Of has. Was stopped
on ho road "a short distance from hl, nome by two
frnmug who demanded his money. Upon being Ic-
fused they pulled hun from his seat on the WAGON,
and after giving him . terrible beating robbed him
of 40 and hi. watch, leaving hln on the roadside
in sensible His team went home without INN.
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and priority Of invention Of the sleeping cars nse
In 1888 aud the following years on the PotersDs tnJ
Road iu 1864 without concluding the reading OF avn
davts,ihe Court, at O'Clock. adjourned until tomooN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

crane around it Hoatod from the hagstaf on ' a
Democratc headquarters in Bayonno City' N. 81 o.,
d,,v Wednesday and part of Thursday morning
There was much indignant comment about tne
matter. Some of the most ardent Kepp l nam
talked about tearing the Grape rom ihe nIei
Better counses prevailed. and 1t was Pec'0ed u io'
tho rebel clement have its own way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
RAILROAD OFFICERS ENTERTAINED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. De. II. Green Oh
New-York president OF the Louisville and NASHVILLE
Railroad and associates with him on his trip south were
entertained at q banquet ny the merchants o.
today Colcuel Jonn G. Burch. Secretary OF me uncu
states Senate. presided. Many prominent citizehs were
present,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAE
.,n,.., 68G SIM ssts 100 AL Clock SLOW Ism. l2s
Moon set. S43 NOoT souths 3:t7 Moons ago. days,
HiGH WATER TO-DAY A IN
Sandy RooK 1898 GOV. Island. HOO Hell Gste 0i9
nGH VArER To-bAY5P an
Sandy HOOK 1r03 Cow Island ll32 Hel Gase -' o'f'
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BROOKLYN.
The deaths In Brooklyn were "a in nnmbe

y
Justice Gilbert yesterday granted an absolute
divorce to Peter Santcr from his wife, Sarah.
The Kings County Board of Supervisors will meet
ms n Board of COunty CanyasseIs tuesday next ut
1880 p. III.
Prospect Park has been deserted for the last few
weeks. There will be no attraction there until tho
skating season.
Fulton-st and Myrtle-aye. are lined on both sides
of the street with huge piles of payng-stOues, max
ing it almost impossible for pedestrians 20 pass.
The turning OF the bridges over the G0wauus
Canal at NInth-st. and uImIit0n-ayc., TO allow
vessels to pass, causes much annoyance and delay.
The Supervisor-at- Large, John B. Meycrborg has
vrtord the resolution of the Board passed October
a. cutting down the Corouer's fees after January
l. lsSl, from $40 TO - 30 for each inquest.
william Smith, twcnty-ninc years Old Of 40. 2G7
South FourIhsi, fell overheard at the foot of North
EighIh-st. yesterday morning. He was rescued by
Officer Robert Dunn, Of the Eighth Precinct but
died at 81. GATHERINGS Hospital about nOOn
Jules Reed. "A boy of fourteen years living at No.
Nasprth ave-. had his skull fractured by paving
stone, while standing before q bonfire on election
night sydney Burr, fort y-thrce years old. of Ne.
10 Russe-st., was arrested Yesterday charged with
the assault aud held TO await the result OF Reeds
Injuries.
A decree 81 vorcc granted by the Supreme Court
on the finding Of a referee ia the case of Elizabeth
Flock against stephen 4. Flock. was reported on
Yesterday by another referee rs having been fraud
ulcntiy obtained. The case Was rcopcncd on the
petition ~ defendant who on beng served with the
decree made affidavit that he had never been served
with the summons and complaint.
Thomas Hurst, OF No. 2l0 North Slxth-st, Edward
Wallace oil No. l79 North SXth-st. aud George
YarNood of North Eighth and Ih,rl-sts.. were al
rested late Thursday night, charged witn stoaIiug
1921. part OF the proceeds of iair at 81 Vincent
| d. P,n's Cbureh. they wore leard up and con.
leased theiI guiiti ylo was found III HunPs cellar
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ANNOUNCEMENTS |

Your first great duty is to protect Your fam
hy and house from bui gars Twenty wear, eN
Alarm Telegraph. 6iS Broadway
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EEBrILDING 4 BURNED FACTORY.

large number Of men IS now at work on the
ruIns of the Ansonia Clock Factory In brooklyn.
Many of the men formerly employed IN the factory
were thrown out OF employment by the nru, but
most of them are now clearing away the ruins.
The new structure is 10 occupy tho same site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
Az ABANDONED SCHOONER PICKED UP.

The captain Of the bark Reindeer which arrived
NJ this port Yesterday from 81. Pierre reports that
on Wednesday, on Cape Hattcras the schooner
Mary 4. Trainer rs sighted apparently abandon
Running close to her boat WAS lowered and sent
alongside. Nobody on board the schooner. On
inspecting the vessel it discovered that her
hall was sound her OF coal IN good order, and
with the exception OF the loss OF both tOpmasts
the main-boom. and jib-boom, she VAS IN fair
condition. The mate and two sailors of the Rein
deer wcro transferred to tho abandoned vessel and
ordered TO bring her to New York.
Tho member, of the crew OF the Mary 4. Trainer
were landed ut Charleston, :. c., last Monday from
the steamship Moro Castle, which had picked them
No at sea on the Saturday previous; they reported
that their vessel had foundercd during gale OF
Cape Lookout. The schooner was from Philade-
PIN. Tor Savannah with cargo OF coal. She was
built at Lebanon. Del. in 1874. and owned BY
J. \. Oskins and others ~ Philadelphia.
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DRAFTING THE STARS AND STRIPES.
large United states lag with heavy border of
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteevs elegantly coated for the cnfe Of al as
Of the stomach liver bowels ineys bladder ne7von
diseases headache pAOn cOstlvcue,s, iIdigesuoa
dyspepHa buOusBess, bilious fever, Inflammation Of ne
bowels amt MI derangemeus u the nterul vlscfA
Warranted effect positive Prtce % cents per DOE
sold By all druggists.
DR.. RAILWAY & co. 31 WA2REN-ST. y
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IONDON Nov. 5.Salcd 18th ult Ahmuu for Charleston.
Grsold; 3lst ult francesca Madr Mary Wiggpsi "a
Belle Rosenbcrl Emilia, 80 INST. Blue Bro
latter for Charleston Dagmsr capt Luudc tor Baltimore
Enigma Europa Juycralm Mark Twain the latter for Sa.
yanuan MO Madre Sandwich GhIrleston
Thos FalcE NcwNorh Pauline. 4th INST Ellie Bel
cOnSied. Richmond, Knight companion.
Arrived, 18th ut Francesca IEana Leonardo; S0th ult,
GIOvannuO NJ 81 inst Alpha EOer. Elda capt Weudc
hors Heinrich Tonic; 4th inst Duo Amici Llgurc Kate
Cam the LITTER on Bedchyhead
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p. z. r.
Railways Ready Relief
HE CaEAPF.T AND BEST MEDICINE FOR PAL
lily USE IL THE WORLD.
ONE 30 CENT BOTTLE

ONE so CENT BOTTLE
Will CrrRE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVRSr
TIiE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OP EH
DFMICS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXrENDkD FOR oIiLH MID
ICINES OR MEDICAL AIGEN DA NCt .. - -
THE MOMENT kADWAG> READY RELIEF i AP.
PILED EXTERNALLN-OR TAKEN INIfskN A LILY AC-
CORDING To DIKEC1TONS-PAIN, PROM HAfEVkR
CAUSE CLASSES To EAlSE -.
where pain discOmiorts eSperienceL or
seized with Influenza Dphthcna, sore throat a mrs BAD
Coughs Hoaseness Bilious Coc Inflammation OF TIE oFes
Stomach. Lung., Liver. kidneys or with Group Q1nS
Frver with Neuralgia. Heldache Tic Do0elL
Ioothache farache Nervousness Seepssn on WITH
Iumlago Pam IN the Back. rheumatism. With dat
rlea Cholera MOrbus Dysentcry or with Burns sclss
Cramps, Spasms, the appletun
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF viii cure you Of ne
worst VI these complaints IN few hours.