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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

We read the substance OF the follow.
ing somewhere lately, and these warn
days remind us It might be of use 90
some: Dig a hole at the root of a
peach or other fruit trees likely 10 swell
their buds too soon, and place about
ten pounds Of ice in contact with their
roots, throw on dirt about fifteen inches
deep and pack down. IT'S said this
will put the tree back from four 70 siw
weeks, or until tie danger Is pas, Of ala
cold killing buds and blossoms.-Er.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Much Of tbe grape-graftlug, which r.
1t this season in order, Is best done bv
saving into the low.down stock-al-
mos. root--and ct in The graft or gratis
closely and as perfectly as possible. IN
Is pcrhaps the best way, II seldom fail.
Ing when done right.
While our friends are foasting on ,Lo
pest the market affords. do thew evor
Thing OF fas poor in our midst and To-
70 do something 10 ALLEVIATE the snac-.
ings7 '1'''
An agent Of the Mormon Cbprcb h..
been down in Mexico looking for = 1901
location in which to mako a Me-
settlement. II is to be hoped that Ia
viii find one. 40
"A gentleman in Hooker. Nebraska
dug well four years ago 20 the dent5
OF 100 feet. When first dug the ws,a-
OF the well was warm 10 has since 49,.
growing hotter, and now it boils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1880

Grove &. Beardsley; Chiefeugineer Henry b. Nones'
Passed Assistant engineer, William NJ Harris; ASSIST
antengncer, Henry Herwig; Payinaster' Eu"i"
Putnam.
The following officers, detached from other duty nave
also boen ordered TO the Gaicna Lieutenant Comnan
der Joshua Bishop executive, Lieutenant Henry '"
Lvon Lieutenant Daniel DIV stuart and Passed Assist
ant Surgeon Lin pncott. o. ,.o1 .,
Commander O1vcr "A. Baichcllcf mas pech oiu'i'" w
reuoit 10 the Bureaus Of Ordnance. 49,, 49,,
Master II. L. Green has been ordered to the Na'ai
Academy. ,.o,, ,ror,
Lien enan Eugene y. Watson has been detached FROM
the Navy Yard Norfolk Na ana ordered 10 the roce'
jng-1nip Franklin "a ey 'cuiiNe. &c., A.,
Surgeon William X. Van Aeypen. detached from Tue
Alasaa. has been placed on waiting orders ...
Paw Inspector O. l.. thornton has reported ms return
hone ana been ordered - settle account. -
Lieutenant i. s. Barry has reported LIS return nom"
and been placed Oil waiting orders. :.
Leave Of Rhscncc for thirty DAYS ms prcn grah'c" W
Captain Corrlc ~ the Navy Yard New ork: .
Mas. this morning for y wpO.t. ,, .
The United states ships Stlndisl anu IHioN "i'c" AT
Port sTuuutn Va, to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
UIGuwhYNEN on HE WEST SIDE.

William DoughertY. alias John Scripture" who
lcit the sing Slu& Prison only month ago, amer
serving a term OF to-, years for hlghwa ROBBERY
was before Justice murray: at the icie lS9h NaIhet
early hour SUNDAY morning DolRhcrt%, with one
or yo olAcr~. attached Thomas Is. thompson o.
Jersey tity. as lie was passing through LcIo}-st
Mn Thompson was kuOcRyl down, and WhIe TWO
Of lie mon hr!d his arms DJughclY loGheI nan OF
ms wat N and cham and about $50 OF SI0p. IN the
afternoon Deceive Flanagan arrested D'pgArTly
IN Leloy-st. The rObbcr fought with thc deSnerd-
ton OF IN tnragcd animal ANA Flanagan was con-
rellrd 10 call Officer Du4gu to ms .,>>l,t acr VA
the way to the station DJuGheriY butte OAAcrf
Dugan in the face, nluIlng hn scNtitlt. me
prisoner Was remaudcd f. await the c0lnpIainauts
Abou. II o'clock Sunday night, as Patrick fi;z-
simmons of No 500 West FOuTlC eHti-at was pass
inc along Mest-,t. On his way home, ho was con-
fronted bv William Kelly, age twenty-one amt
Patrick Howard. age tNeHty-slX, Oh me DOotall
gang" who knocked HIM down and Robbed hin OF
81 The thieves ram away, when Fitzslmnon5
sLonted Police - nj tie top OF LIS No.Cc. tlhctls
Moore and DUglu. of the Ninth IItclnct, we're III
lerov-st and heard the cry. and seeing tWJ Nouhc
fellows running toward them they spIang In tLeIT
Them as lis asSallanta. The hlgnwaymcn were pc
fore Justice Mur1ay. at the Jcifel N Market Police
Court Vesl CrddV, ana denied TIE chaiEc llt9 WIZ
committed fol trial, with bail NJ 81. eco each.
While Morris K-ltTy, of No. 80 Henry-st:, was
p2ssInc through West-st.. between and o'clock
two men, who knocked hin down. wine thi, d
1earchcd bis pockets taking there'lom Flu In b.iis
Officer Prcuder-a>t, OF the Twenty seventh IRE
cl.ct arrested Johu McGT3u, axe twenty-five, OF
No s. VI tshingtou-st.. WON me h2G seen I"IhlHa
nbou. the vicinity N the umr, ali F!,o was REG
uguizad a. TIE mdE WHO rn,f hci.-ys pochels.
On br,u. taken irisrr Justice smith a. Tie IOmD,,
be va, Aeld III default Of 5000 nali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

Corcarr BtylIs, Of oyster Bay, yesterday con-
.nned .e inquest upon the body of Sign0r GeorSio
which N,ls -ouul 81 The woods near Locust valley
a., August - Several witnesses were examined,
bur a. evidence tending in the least to show that
IL. de.casc man met ms death by foul mer:S was
elected. ibe lsqu Il was further adjourned Nutll
HE witnesses examined were James ellen,
Charles Colder Walter Armstrong, Euataau Ii@.l
Niilaiu Tpdcrnl jennie Burgess, Mrs. sarah llail,
Aired Hat George Y. Watson and " llllam Han
Tho most i.ilyarfant witness was MI watson, VINO
testified as loloWt; g I've IN brooklyn, ana 4m
fJ,e lay of the deceased man. Ia SAY Linn
alive Nav l.. H. Vas ~ my house. vas absent
from iour when b. cit home june 3. lie once
bcfc9a s.raycd away from home. This was last tal
lie wa, i0uad tIc same night. lie could not have
found his way nome Tor thc reason mat he Gd not
have the faculty OF telling. was called dCVL-s'aif,
10 the duIHc-ToJm on one occasion las sIlhG just
before Ecatire. found the deceased man on re
floor ana uaabla. apparently. 10 get NJ on IFS
10 the table and ate hls meal. | inst heard mat ic
was uI>>Ing ON June .. when | returned 70 my
home nut my-ef IN communication with thc
Police of Newton Brooklyn. etc, and the search
was prosecuted with yiIOr until was informed OF
the body being found "a thc wood. came to Oyster
BAY on Thursday last and fully identified tie arti-
ces found upon HE body rs belonging 10 NiGhoi
Gecralo / had the body disnteIed and buried III
the Holy CrOs, Cemetery, az flatbu5n. 1tit sure
that tac remains OF the Old gentleman WonlQ be
found in the woods az Jamaica. VISITED the pace
where the boGy Wa found. From HE c0ndIlloh
that he was ID form bis long tramp DO not ihbh II
fell where tie .Ody was found he could have risen
without help"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
KICKING \ WOMAN SEVERELY.

Officer Jarvis. OF Ii Madisor-st Police Yesterday
took before Justice Nandeil. in the Es;cX Mar"et
p0lice Cont Christopher NJ Cannon, twcnty-seych
years OF age, a seaman belonging TO The steamship
Clifton, lying at tie foot If f,ke-st On chafsa OF
assauiing and seriously / juring Hattie v iisOn,
age twenty-three. Miss Wilson is now IN the
Chambers Succt Hospital, suffering from a seS,Ic
wound IN the abdomen. The Clifton arrived
several days ago, and the captain granted
o leave of absence u MoCannon, who went
to 1--we with Blanche stevens at No. 30 East Broad
way the n st floor Of which was occupied by Nellie
Chiffon and Hattie Wilson. 1hesc two women on
Sunday evening VISITED the rooms occupied ny NC
Cannon and atter q cons .derabe quantity OF liquor
and Deer had been dUEk, the women became en-
gagged ~ an alteration. McCHnOn, observing tldt
blanche stevens wat IN danger Of hcr ne, sen q
the woman Wilson 10y the shoulders, ana kicNod
lerln the abdr ncn. millcUug njunts floIn winch
She Is not Tx ly TO recover. Olnc.r jaws procured
az ambulance, AID had the injured woman conveyed
10 the hospital. MCCanuou was su' ,t queDtly AZ
rested the cellar u tho premise. where H., alter
cation occurred Justice Naudcil held the PRISONER
10 await the result Oil the WOmaII's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
PASSENGERS AR2ICED.
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......AUG IL.
ARRIVED.

SIR Bolivia (Prl, Small, Glasgow Aug and Neville g.
u henderson Bros
Wcscr Wcgaud, Bremen Aug 4. to Oclrchs g CO.
EscuHa BIZ. ALair. Leghom July a. Palermo ~ Glib
raltar % and CadZ 81 with mdsc Ia Henderson Bios.
rriuz Nccm Gcr BrOrscn. Cow Bay, b, days, 10
l. Brlloui.
ship Forest Ri tHrl, Murphy, Newport 90 DAYS with
order, vessel TO BpwriuV K Archibald.
SHIN lGc ,. Cmisiorhtrscu Bremen 81 DAYS with
empty barrels 10 order; vessel - Theo Rugcr.
Robert Peel. ~ctsOn, London with mlse
20 tirinncll Miuturn * CO.
ship PrtuccpoTt of Liverpool, Antwerp AZ days with
empty barrels 20 ORDER vessel to Boyd d HncEen.
Ban Cbi0nc tgO cast ,ano, Almura 90 days. with Iron
to order. vessel 10 lAcO Michel.
uuc lI1t,t lItal Kao. Cadt8 40 days, with CORK
and 10 order. vessel % Scarpati * co.
Gark Fairy Br Johnson, Cork IS DAYS N ballast TO
Tucker ~ 60.
BprS Ccuso Nan Pardo. Cape Town via Delaware Break
water ~ days lu ballast TO Sctgcr brOs
Bara Cor Carad,en. Bouen ~ days. In ballast to
G Tobias co.
BARK Pictou -. McNutt Portland daD
ba.lts' tOJ " Parker g. co
ar1 katsten Laugiuri N0r jacobsen Antwerp 30 days
ilOn lgirrlt ORDER vessel to tunchd Go.
Bl.E -tatsmu-tr stang Nor, Lilho,n Ecyal % days
with iron to oiirr
Rara ~ patrick or 80 John. y ~. Hocgsrra Roucn Via
sydney & b. - DAYS .n ballast 20 & W BeftauX.
B1rs Kate tpul i'r, UutchniIn, queenstown 80 days.
with iron To- order vessel 10 Boyd - liincken
Bark Nu1yu Prince bio tta CaGcsun, NOrk II DAYS.
last To HcuAam. pl-Eeliug 3. Go.
Bllg IoroatD ar. Davidson. Halifax days with Ice
oIC,Ii 81 tOJ + whitney a co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
SINGULAR EXPLOSION or BENzrSE.

Amysterous explosion occurred yesterday III the
cl0the,-ccauiHg est Adjustment Of arthur Ilnuc- {,
Frcrchnan. al No LOIS Broadway. lis WI"
and daughter, seventeen years oli, Luci ~
name, were at work IN the basement cleaning gar-
Of the nuid stood between them III =
tin boiler No light or fire was near, Yet
suddenly the bcnZnc caught fire In some I'M
known manner, and IN moment the room was
ablaze from end to end. The mother escaped t. the
street bv way of the stairs, VITA scoI red
hands and arms, and gave The alarm. The d"uFL-
Ter unable TO follow SOUGHT refugee vault UNDER
lie bruz.ue. and closed the door leading 10 tbe
cellar There she was found by The foreman, who
thought ihal sue mad persisted ~ the flames. ihe
door o. the vault had been burned half thr1u- ID,
and the girl had tainted III the hot and atiH1Ag
atmosphere. She was carried mo tho street ~
Foreman Farrell of Engine Company No -. and
was restored 10 Consciousness. Tie poicc ioVA hcf
10 the ho p,tai. The loss by tie axe VIII probably
lot exceed $500.
Duiiug the fire Daniel Connolly. ace fifteen. Of
40 rs West Fouy-scyen'A--t., While mc@Ilin-
WIN the tender OF tha engine, had tic finger 81 d.,
lat unud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
4 TrGBoAT BADLY DAMAGED.

The tugboat T. neIal Sheudan came rto collision
i'm the East River yesterday afternoon With Trans
FER Boat 80. ., Of TIE Eew-loIA and Ncw-liaycn
Railroad. The transfer boat Vas fo!nE upstfcam
tug-boat g. ". Pratt. The General Shuidan Vas
going down at fun speed. on tie font o. Eleventh
~ lie .,yo e. lIc INTO col 'is0u. On which GOAT toe
blame for thc accident rested could no. hc aserr-
tanned The General shcrdaA "a, badly .hneled.
Her side was stove IN ana her s"'n -
stack broken OIL She was iluck hc.r
tie bolleI-T0om and stcMn-i.lc Was
broken. The escaping steam sc1aed The
luucer, William Smith, severely. The
transfer was stopped and tho &. W. Pratt
towcd the disabled iJat To dock hear
bv, wbeuc, tie ca-iuccr was sent ~
au ambulance 70 bellevue Hospital, whore hr
lay last night in great agony. The damage 10 TIE
General Sheridan vas estimated al $1,000. The
transfer boat very slightly injured, hat one OF
the river after the General sheridan bad been ear
for II could not be- asceitalucd who were the OWu-
els u lnn La lcr NJni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
GIVING HiMsrLF \ MoRrAL WOUND.

George Berger, a German clgar-mallcr, thlrty-sx
wear, of age shDt himself through the bod Yco;er
day morning by accident otd sign. at No.92 Varici,
st lie had kept q tobacco store in Canalsi., bat
lost money. and sold ont last week at loss. He
then hired room ~ the Narick street House and
bcg.n he Manufacture Of cigars ID a small way.
Yesterday morning nc was found On his
led his cloaus having attracted attention.
lie VS. Shot through the abdomen. The
bullet hal come out through his b4.F. The
pobc@ took han to 81. Fmcents Hospital,
WheIe his wound was pronounced mortal Herscr
insisted thai De bai slot himself by accident VII e.
cleaning liz pistol, hut TIC other occupants o. me
house believe That Pre- toJk AlS 0"n me pufV'sei4.
lie rad AZ. FANNY nor friends in the city, and
ordered that "a ns money and property be gwen 10
the son Of Mr. EeimeIs uis Landlord, aii-r the e.
peuscs Of lbs fu.elal had been pad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
OPENING TIE SECOND AVENUE LINE.
TRAINS THROUGH TO HtELrM-A BEOKEN-DoW,


All trains of the Second Avenue Elevated Rail
way ran through 10 Harlem yesterday, the line being
virtually completed |. There was no demonstration
of any kind ia celebration on the p.uing. General
Manager Hahn passed over the line on the second
train, and then again later III the day to
that everything was IN working 0rdcr.
Above SiXty-iiih-st passing tram was the
signal for all persons living III Sccond-avc. to
rush to the windows of Their homes and cheer
Justify until 1T rolled away IN the distance.
1hcre was = reasonable number Of passengers car
RED the surface road contributing The majority and
a few being diverted from tie Third Avenu' Elc-
waited Railroad The track Is smooth and the rde
from SiXty-iith-st. 10 Harlem a pleasant one.
There was one sight accident. In Elrst-ave., be-
tween Sixth and Scycntl-sts.. az p M, engine Ne.
2I3 j. l.. NntcrDOttOm engineer, broke the night
hand plston-lod, and to stop before the
Eig,t!i-,t station was reached. lhc steam escaped
from the disabled cylinder III great volumes and
led many of the passengers to hellevc that an eX-
plusion was likely to take place. Many eudcayorcd
10 leave the and gam the street and II required
n great deal of talk on the part of the train
plnVcs 10 prevent panic. The rain following was
Tagged TO halt. and b. that time, the steam having
escaped from thc damaged cn9nc. quiet was
stored among the passengers. The hroken-down
train WAS then pushed by the train behind 1t to the
iouitccnt-st. siding, leaving the track clear The
pass-nl.o r. were transferred. ANA schedule time
resumed, the accident having occasi0ned a delay
not exceeding ten minutes. Later III the afternoon
the broken enlIIc WAS taken to the shop for re-
pairs and the were distributed 10 other tiains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
TRACK 70 SARATOGAL.KE.

SARATOGA, Y. Y, Aug. 1G.-A railroad is
10 b. built 10 Saratoga Lake Immediately. the plan
embrace a systcm emil.rt0 HAT used IN the equip
urft and management Of the NrVIork elevated s.,l-
roads. The linz VIII run near to Eumbcro OF The springs
northern sd OF the town. VII AVOID an
road and Will IN 10 way interior" With the pleasure Of
no prefer To ride ~ carriages Tao lar" VII be ,
cents of the springs, and 10 cents To the kr.
The ght and materials !or -tuctiul not
road and rollustOck have been bught ana pl.d for.
Tue enterprise I'm charge OF mcn WAC have long ft
the ncci % such road IN Saratoga aud who VIII push
n 90 u speedy cOmglt ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

calico wrapper and was bare headed. Officer Pat-
terson. Of the Seventh Precinct, informed Justice
Wandell that he was attracted TO q large crown u,
Pike and Henry-sts Mt lao n. III. yesterday, ana
found Van Duscn clothed in tho apparel which nc
in the courtroom. The prisoner coulu ho'
explain how he became possessed of the wrapper
and Justice Wandell released HIM from custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
NIV8L OEDERS.

NA-lI>GTOS, Aug. 1G.-lhc ioi wing
flee. ,. been ssi-n,d 10 Gaty % t1c IL" United
f, steamer q i.ca uoa .,I4g az NorioIk. Va, winch
viii H. INTO comms on ior h,r ht cruise on thc 2Jth
inst: Commander James Okanc 10 take command;
Li,ufcnauts Cunon b. Dul, Jefferson T. No-'F and u
c. Iut,cuaou,c, Master. Austen Il. knight Mid-Aip-
man Thonn- S. ED2cf-; .9lu7'i pHeu " liIAn g
T. Mnir. Frederick K. BrlinaId, f0nnh V. hoNdon.
alter q. Kiohardson and Howard H. Bnit fui.con.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
A few thincs General Hancock may be eY.

A few things General Hancock may be eI-
pocted TO say IN his next l.ttel
THIS Is IA great country.
The evoutOnary War has been brouyht ~ a clos q
4 rticn.ogk 10 not III instrument 10 collect ush-
rooms. -, . 49,,
All classes OF peope must share the right 10 attend
crcuses. -, -,
The dog should the tail and not the tail The dos
Those who fight aad Iuu away, may I've 10 hea'
another day.
When mule kicks It is work OF profound wisdom
not to get behind him. CT eveand Voice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

and his companions ran away. lie hurried to follow
them but stumbled in mounting fence, ana was
fired upon from distance Of about 100 feet. lie
was taken to the Flatbush Hospital, where q large
number of shot was taken from is back. IL was
feared that some had passed into the lungs ana nc
was still in serious condition yesterday. Inc 20.
lice when Informed of the affair. sought to arrest
Murphy but failed to find him. The boy liyed WIN
being IN the Kings County Almshouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
HOME NEWS.
nnnNIiNENT APRIVALS.

rim Jr1pue HoieI-The Hon. Green y. hai'i u;
Commissioner Of internal Revenue Gs0Tee ,bo on Henry
Caoruia the Hon John VI. Glover anu t - ~ eodore
oonrotoI, M Missouri UndsOr HoniThe Hon ~',ii
M Pomerov aud william II. seward OF Auburn ~ ,urnad
IAN X Alderman President OF the limos zen IN
company and aHes Thnghast. Of Bufalo vs,c
NIL -Tx. torpey General George IL. NllaHs
YORK J{ofct -enera :. Preston OF Soutl rn
Brroor Frederick Billings. president OF ~ son OF
pacific Railroad Company General James II. r.
Boston 80 HofiaaH Housc Rear Admiral g ~: I Hotcj-
and Rclard Vaux Of Philadelphia ISL NchD'd' -, "ion
r. II Brdgcrs President Of the Wilmington ''i1 "
Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
An American arrived one day ut a lItlle holel

An American arrived one day nj little hotel
in e. TI,uca provincial town. Tired and dusty with
fra,lI he demanded = room ana plenty ci W'tcr to
wash with "MDt,r! We have not "A Drop s.li The
landlord. Mutt,rua cNnrcsslus of dlssats,nc'on he
reached his Tnd imm" ttclv cali 81, Fire! lrc u
firl! 80 servants rushed mp starr aut 70 20
ht. room. Nsi. their hand, vcts,ls ~ .i sorts,
T. l.I vliu raf.l vita wNicn t. Cyfurri-u t nnncs.
Ab" tui 500 guest, turning cOWpN-cty ulOn The ~.
You may leave Tie water. Thank yCu; tia. In all"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
FREIGHT CARS BURNED.

DERBY LINE, W., Aug. 1G.--Freight sheds,
with thcir coateui., and rIA,cru i1aacd OF the
Gfaud tunk Railroad, Iichmont. Qu"bcr. have been
dertTnteu los lie. The loss Is $4,000 insured.
An Icci,ou-c and content. tic property a. &. H.
Fletcher. at shcrb coke. Quebec have also been de-
eiroyti - H.. The loss IL very heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
SHOT WHILE STEALING APPLES.

While engaged with two other boys IN stealing
apples Sunday afternoon from TIC trees III the or
chaId OF ames 1urphy, n Pros ect-ayc fiat bush,
l.. l., john Holmes, axe twelve, Was shOi bE sir.
Murphy receiving severe wounds IRON The bird
shot with winch the Gan used vas loaded The
boy was III the apple tree when Murphy approached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


lnn r,... 5.l9 sun sets... G55 Clock fast 3m 4la
Moon set. .:0L aoor souths 1908 Moons edays,ll
Waller TODAY = ".
HOOK. 5:uO COY. island. 5l9 iel Glte.... 10S
WATER rO-DN--r. u
Sandy lI00S J:32 GOV. Island 5.l3 Hell lts ... 1.32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
Aw,y CLAD IN A CALICO WEATHER.

Peter Van Dusen age ioriy-Gyc. o.. No. 90 Sheriff
st.. created consul Fab" laughter when he was
brought 81 the bar d. ne L>srX Market Police
Court yesterday morning. lie was dressed IA "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
HEALTH ---DEkUTY,
srRONG. PURE AND RIcH BLOOD. INCHEtSe %
FLESH ANR WEl Nh l. &LtAK I'm - AN AND
ALL Through
Or. RaAMaE'S Sdrsanar;ian kaso!rent,

Every drop Of the -ar5lp irii1 Re-Oy"1t conn 1lcas
through Blood, sweat Urn and other hul. All nc
% the en- OF lte for y repairs tat vases "
BODY with ant sound "a aerial ~'conif tOnsIWp-
tiou Ganduar Disease Ulcers the Throat Npu, iImors,
Nodes the Glands and ntIrr paris OF " system >ls
Eyes dsc argos ON the ears AMI M nuIr forms
-Un Erup1 ons tefcc sores, >cali Fea dng
Worm salt KlcIm ry-prl3s. Ache Black SPOTS, Worms
nihe lcsh cancer, M The WOmh, and al Weaken:
Painful Discharge, Night -w8t- Loss ~ ~ftt n inI
al wastes OF the Lie Principle are within ihe cur ave angs
Of modern chem ,try, and f-N - u-r VII
lrayc person u.in IL for either OF these form, o Is
ease it's potent power thcm II the laI csy Do
educed BY III" wastes lut decomposition AZ are
cont uually progressing succ" ia IN arfesns these Na's.
ard reDairs The IN maftnu made non eutaf
Hood and tins ian VIII AMI docs cl3
certain wlen this rem y To-z os
notification succeeds IN diminish the Joss H Nsiel
H. repairs wt De- RAPID ana day e p1elt E eel
hmse growing Deterrent strOn me food ur'o5
appetite Improving ana flesh All weight incein Prce 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

Melin's Food. the only genuine substitute
for me Tiers mix recommended By most prominent
physcan az the food for infants contain.
otIinacrous matter which often produces disorders q
sale bv al druggists and grOc"Ts Puee,
70 cents, /. MEICALF * Co, Boston. Mass.
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AnOuDcements.l

CHECK At THE OUTSET,
With MILK OF MAGNE-A. h0se agOuZug cOni llns Govt
Rheumatism and Gravel. All druggists
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DUPTURE Is CURED only by w .osc M
81 Whites Patent Lover truss ramp ,s' ri M -
crp.an an Address WHITES PATENT LENh
60. u MarIAn-,t.. = y
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Es. "a. e..

CiiOLERA M0RBCs. FEVER AND AGCE
cured gud prevented
By RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
RIIEUMA1I~ ISM, Mel RALGlA, - ,...,.,.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREAGuIni
relieved IL few nal .ut1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
\EN-JERSEY.

Hob lKEN.-Thc policemen of Uoboken had = So
we're -ht with the notorious gang of rufians at the
slaughter houses AT Grove and Eerrysts. early yes
terday morning. complaint having been made That
the rutiaus were Stoung the horse. The police
used their clubs without mercy and IN spite of the
stones which were hurled a them, arrested
Matthew Scaulon and Bernard Smith. the leaders
of the gang he two We're sent to jail to await
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
LONG ISLAND.

SAG HARBOR.-Gcorge G.. Smith, Of Sag Harbor,
pat his horse IN his Darn on Friday evening, GpDar,
itiy IA well rs usual. and about O'Clock closed
and secured the door for the night. III The morning
he found the door forced open and his horse suffer
ing from large rusty nail driven INTO Its foot during
the night by some malicious person.
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E0yyEL COMPLAINTS.

Iooseness Darrhca Cholera MoTHus cl painl. G-t h1r
tie bowels stopped ~ ntt"cn or twenty thtc'
takIug Railway Ready Relief 80 congestion % iItin
ton no weakness lasstudc. viii follow tAc Us oi tie