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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
MIR. EMMETT IL THE TONES.

Officer Christopher Smith, of the Broadway Squad
about noon Yesterday observed coach stop in front
of the store of II. Rcmih pt0n d son, NO. 2s3 Broad
way. and n strongly built man, dressed III fash
ionablc suit of light gray aght. In getting our he
struck his bat against the roof of the coach. and
when he got on the sidewalk he stumbled n little
rs if under the influence OF drink. The officer re-
cognizcd him 10 be j. X. Emmett. the actor. He
went into the store and purchased a small revolver
and Il box OF cartridges. Almost nj the same mo-
mcnt the officer took the actor into custody. lie
handed the revolver and the cartridges to the
officer and both entered the coach and were driven
10 Iie Fifth Precinct Station Mr. Emmcts friends
AZ the Albermarlc Hotel were informed OF the ar
rest and his son, Joseph X. Emmett, jr.. and bis
agent, Mr.. Winter, came 10 take charge OF hlIn. He
was then taken quietly 10 the lOmbs iolce Court,
where Justice Murray was sitting and the friends
of the accused man pressed = charge OF lncbrlcty
against him ard asked for his temporary restraint
Mr. Emmett did not make any objection. The mag
istrate committed him for examination On going
down stairs with bis friends Mr. Emmett re-
ceived by Warden Finn, who inquired If he had any
money or vauablcs he desired 10 have taken care
of. Mr.. Emmett SAID tnat he had n lttle money and
some trlnkcts. He fumbled with his gold chain for
a moment and then said that hls gold watch, valued
at $3.50 had been stolen. Ii contained the follow
ing inscription on the case: " Presented to j. X.
Emmett February 1. 1870. by his friends and adj
mirers of 81. Louis" He SAID that on leaving the
Albcrmarle Hotel in the morning he had 5000.
On being searched two $500 bills and three 500
bills were found pinned to his walscOat pocket and
500 in loose bills and change were found IN other
pockets. The difference between 81 1913 and $1,000
has disappeared. Mr.. Emmett assigned room
No. 10 III the Hospital Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......SEPr. 8.
ARRIVED


str Oder (Gerl Lest Bremen Aug % and southampton
Str Cim6ria oier Ln1wie HAMBURG 10 Knnlardt & CO.
strW A Schoten Duch Nls, Rotterdam An; u. to
Str MaIabar BIZ Eicoats Cardiff I22 days. ballast
81 SANTIAGO de Cuba Foote Havana Aug 2s to VIM Clyde
Canoel Br Jones san Juan Aus 26 Arrago p, Ponce
SIR Nm Lawrence. March. Btiumore. TO Geo II Glover.
lumber to ] D Whec6rought; vessel to master.
Ba1 Annot IKE Br Engs Liverpool 80 days Win mdse
BARK Laura Emily (Br. McSeil Cow Bay B.0 days with
coal Perkins < CO. vessel to F hitney CO. -,
reIe Dc Famie Fr, Dayard. Kocheort 81 days in
ballast to Phillips ,traehlo & CO. .,.,, ,, ,,so
order weasel 70 EuuGn Eige q Co. =, . ,,,, .,nor
Barr Aton Tes Ss HsR %dcd Havana IL days with sugar
to order w vessel to ii Winchester & CO.
Bark Nodensklod Nor, niersen Belfast SO DAYS with
Bark Pearson of Boston,, Taylor, Anea ~ days
Penderzast Br, Bates Bil0oa ~ days, with
Bark Elizabeth ltl Du;ante E0uen IA days IN ballast
farS Aehebert CBr Bourne. Manila 100 days. with
Brig MaTuccia Mgaano GnD, schlanc cagliar 90 DAYS
Yeva r ader trinidad de cuba Il DAYS with sugar
Schr Fanny Mitchell Mitchell Calais with lah to orderr
Sch Island CITY Bent savannah Ia days with lumber
A q q Wash, vessel 10 master
r5- following anchored below W TO the
Slip Esther Roy CTrl Antwerp.
Bark OssOinak = tAustl. OssOnak. Gloucester
CORRECTION.
Bark Candida Utan Alicante IS consigned TO
Scarpati Co; cargo Weaver sterry before
ported
CLEARED
Strs Ptoemy (Br) Mitchell. Liverpool BusS & Jev0ns;
Abrssiua BID, Murphy. liverpool. FrancNyn LcnantO
tRrl Rogers HUI, -auiorsnh Sesia tocrl Ahcts
Hamburg Kunhardt Co; Thllgyala DAM Mlsen. Copen
agen Fuucl. Edge, Coz DANIEL -ianmann tRelg Depmct.
Antwerp FuGch Edyc & c.; Rhe1hua Hr Canon, CaIulh,
Geo ljuey. Alhambra BIZ McEhinner. Hanfax ard It
Johns. Clark * seaman; Dci0s (Br wright, Newcastle
Tyne -uham Arden fr, Elder, daracai-
DO etc PM EorWood * CO: Felicia GER, Puerto CabcO
etc, Dallet Is Western Texas. Heiues. Port
Royai. Fernauine and tcksonyie II Mallory co; W
Garrett. Foster ia t1lOrC.J > tNrVns
tNor Chris Ophersen Montcyidco Funch, F1ye
Cos Cornla Nor. sol and, Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders i,cnham. PrSrrug co: Bsrflaw r ROu Bristol
Burgess Elsf iNor. HanCc lisbon, Bennan. PICK.
ering Co; ABBY Bacon staples Alicante. " Brown Co.
Brigs Caeo (Itan Gro. tenro etc Jas Henry Harry
Aubrey BID DelanO udgatown Bar Dwight PIatt
public tBr. NtcIn. Han AK W BcitlIX; JOnn Antonio
SPAN Bosch Palma dc jiaioreux, Pulg Il CO. Nellie Or
Rood. : AhchCs Perkins x co.
scr Frances Augustine Fla Bentley, Gudersleeye
IL CO.
FOREIGN PORTS
LOvpoN sept 3Arr strs Fasc0a tBrl. from New-York:
Belfast M0dat tBrl from NewIOrk; AZ Liverpool
Sirius FRI, IRON New. YORK
Tor later Ship Ntcs, anu see FGt PEJI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
TOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE SALE OF LOTTERY TICKETS.
THREE CLERKS At The CENTRAL OFFICE OF TIE
IOTI-IANN LOTTERY ARRESTED.

THREE CLERKS At The CENTRAL OFFICE OF TIE
LOUISIANA LOTTERY ARRESTED.
Information was received at Police Headquarters
yesterday morning 10 the effect thar me managers
Of the Louisiana State Lottery intended 10 sell t,ck
cts. despite the efforts Of the ro!lce 10 RESTRAIN hc
operations. Tie central Office of the Louisiana
State Lottery is at No. $40 Broadway, within the
Fifth Precinct, and Captain Eallin of that precihct
had an interview with Superintendent Nallihg Il,
Police Headquarters early III the morning III regard
60 the matter. Shortly alter the conference squad
of police officers visited the Office AT No. 3l3 Bfoad-
way. At that time the Office was crowded with per
sons anxious TO purchase tlckets, and the stihis
down 10 the street were bOckadcd 10y those VINO
were unable 10 gain adml'tance. The police forced
their way into the office where the sale was IN pro-
gross, and arrested three clerks, Henry H. AbpOI.
Of No. 21S West Tcnth-si., William Gill, of No. ~
West 1wenty-eghth-st., and LOUIS Case. OF NO 900
West Thiriy-fourth-st. They were arraigncd before
Justice Murray at the Toinbs Police Court and
required to furnish bonds each III @ooo 10
answer 49, ..,
the sale of tickets. Another staff of clerks was
placed tie counter and the business was resumed,
as though nothing had occurred to create uDeaslness
on the part of the management ] he ponce, now
ever. cautioned Mr.. Moore, the New-lork supcrin-
tendent against continuing the illegal sale. Mr..
Moore conversation with TRIBUNE reporter.
said that he had a right To transact his business,
and announced his intention of dong So III spite OF
all efforts 10 restrain him. he business ne neii, was
of n legitimate character. and he stated that be be-
lIcyed the laws under which the clerks were being
prosecuted were void. Later in the day. however,
the reporter found that the sale of tickets had been
stopped for the present.
SUPERINTENDENT Wang said Yesterday that he
cOnld not reconcile many of the decisions OF the
Police Justices with the law, which declares that
the sale the keeping of place for the sale OF lot-
terry tickets is offence In several cases. he sad
persons arrested had admitted that they kept
place for the sale of lottery tickets, but they were
nevertheless discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
DELIVERY OF GRAIN.

At o meeting of the members of the Produce EX-
change Yesterday Il communication was read from
C. W. Smith of the Ncw-York. Lake Eric and
Western Railroad Company acting ~ the reprcsen-
taive of the Pcnnsvlyana, New York Central and
Hudson River, and New-iork, Lake Erie and W est-
the request was made that committee shonld be
appointed to confer with the traffic managers of the
of these three companies tie points of final delivery
of all grain coming 10 this market \ committee
consisting Of Franklin Edison, J.. liazetinc Edward
AMMAN, David Bingham, and W. Wallace, was
appointed to confer with the Gram Committee and
with the Railroad Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
PHILADELPHTIS FINANCES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Thc annual state
ment Of The city Controller shows that the
total appropriations FOR 1850 Sl2,377,92S ; the
estimates from different departments for 1851 are
23320 S2. or T11731 more than for the
Tue Controller places the total receipts for 1850 at
~ SOL gu Of which amount there has thus FAR been
collected - Jl2,SGJ TIE estimated receipts from all
for 1881 arc placed At gl2 6o29J7 The estl-
mated Liabilities of the city from August 1890 10 De-
cembcr 81. 1881. be puts at Sl95s7 59s. funded
deDt amounts TO 1865. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
ATTACKED nv TWO HIGHWAYNEN

As John Nestor, Il plumber, of Prince and Mott
sta was passing through Crosby-'t., near Houston
ST. at a late hour on Thursday night. two men sud-
denly approached him, and while one threw his
arms about his neck the other trpped him and he
fcli mon the walk. They then nncd his pockets
taking $40 Nest0r's cries for help brought Detcc-
live Crowley, of the Fifteenth Precinct, and he
rested one of the highwaymcn. The prisoner WAS
recognized a. John Robinson. lie said that he WA
a waiter. and lived at No. 81 South Fifth-avc. The
prisoner was before Justice Smith, AT the jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday morning, and was
held IN 81 800 bail tor trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
THE SHIP DRAGON SUNK.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-The steamer Sumatra,
CAPTAIN Woods, which sailed from BOs-
ton August 90. for London, whiie
going up the channel yesterday, came In col
lision of Owens Light with the Dragon, from
London for surat The Dragon sank Immediately. Her
crew was rescued and landed at Dover. Tue Sumaua
was greatly damaged, but proceeded 70 London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

UTadsor Hotel-Prncess Dora dlstria. Lord Eipn,,
instone Of England Colonel j. Olaneta, OF havana nia
Henry A. Tiden OF New Lebanon. y. - TT ft.lno
Iois-Yung Wing Chinese Assistant Minister AZ sn ,o
ION d. W. Bartlett Secretary Of the Chinese Legation Wy
Hon John r. h. Iarobc. OF Baltimore. and Genera D. ~
Wilson Boston. .Grdnd HOtet-henry = he5cE, o
Sew.Terscv . ~ Jdnss Hofei-COn gresham y h nich
Colonel j. T. DorTance Of Pcnnsylvanla ana ,e ~"
NJ Waller, Of New London. IfOtet
Prince de Camporct Italian Charge dAhaires at WaShb
GNsc Professor G. " Riley, OF Waslng'orr
Edward iRnnn. OF Toronto. itOen0In Hw
Thomson Manager Of the Pennsylvana talroan
fsfor Charles +. Cunani OF Boston, heTOPO'"u"
Iofet-Goorge II. WatrOus. OF New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
ARMY OnDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Assistant Surgeon
H. W. CronkhIe VII! report TO the commanding general
Department Of the Platte, for dssi gnment to duty
Leave of absence for six months has granted First
Lieutenant /. II. Cdpron. Ninth Infantry. furlough
for xix months Hospital steward Willard NJ Harrng-
ton has granted The following transfers IN the
Third Artillery have been made: Fuat Lieu cnaEt
james O'IIara. Trom Light Battery to battery ID;
Fir-I.cutennut X. -. Potts from Battery to LieAt
RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
UJLD C1TILE ~ THE STREETS.

a large Texan steer escaped from herd of
cattle which was being landed from a barge
at the foot OF Last Forty hfth-st. Wednesday.
He was shot a: Pul-avc. alI FJrtirtn-st hut not
uutil ne had fiighteued a large number OF persons.
An nurulv bi attacked Jonn -. Hcncsscy, or 80 800
Putnam-aVc Wednesday, Whie Nc was crossing vacant
nI nj LAFAYETTE and Yatts-avcs. lie was Knocked down
and scyerel, injured before the bull was driven off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, sEPTEMBEk a. lo0W

God should prevail that He has given such man 10 tno
Church that He has spared him long 10 labor so use
fully and well In his varied spheres Of Christian work.
and that with the end of has closed his long ana
beautiful lite There Is something thanksgiving as
we'll az for sadness In this.
The proceedings closed with prayer by tho
Roy Liz G. Ii MatfLcms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
NIyY LNTELLfGENCE.

WAsHlNGT0N, Sept. 3.-1hc United States
TOR ScwYork. The practice-ship Constellation put
ont of commission nt Annapolis. ND. Yesterday. The
United States ship Dispatch left Annapolis Septonl-
b,r = for tIr Norfolk Navy Yard. Several leaves OF
absence have been granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

DIR. Montcomeric, u medical man in Beth,
wa standing his shop door one morning when WIZ
Pollock pissed. Thls per WAS a Fellow Tod GER with
WIN Sprir Pollock made pretended claim "n the doe
toI Your father NY Iaithr 30 mcrks." lis
your father dead. Will r. aueritd the doctor IrOth IL
he answered IL claimant. My father f. dead ais J."
+. ed tine ph scItn. and The 1--WE AN settle their
counts themselves when they OreEGtivr."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
LAST WonDS or 4 MURDERER.

WLMINGTON, y. c., Sept 3.-Stephcn Rich
ardon colorcd banged here today Tor The murder
OF nis neither in-hw Lucy Phiruy on July 10 At the
scaiOd he %. krd Good 10 brrs The judge and bcsuugnt
hose HIM t. brcon" ChrslIdn men. aud meet him
heaven. whittier. ne said, he telt lac snOn TO no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
20 T S G r Up T
300 a. m.
PEACE BETWEEN chill md PERU.

A PRELIMINARY TREATY sIGNED-HARD CoNDI-
TONS.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-1he Daily Telegraph re-
ports that preliminary treaty OF Pe'oo
has been slgned at Lima. and the following are
ts principal articles Peru surrenders the monitors
Mancccapac and Atahualpa, RACES the fortihcatlons
OF CallaO, surrenders all the artillery or thhao,
engages to not augment the navy I"I
twenty years and will reimburse TO Chill the cost OF he
war Chill engages TO pay half OF the exterior dent OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
A MEETING OF CLERGYMFN.

SARATOGA, Sept. ga meeting of clergy
held at Temple Grove YESTERDAY TO take acton
concerning the death OF the Rev. Dr.. VIM Adams'
OF New-York. The Rev. Dr. Cuylcr, OF Broohiyn'
the Rev. DR.. Thomas II. skinner. of Cincinnati the
Row Arthur Mitchell. OF Chicago. the Rev DI' l.; -, -
iscoX, Of New-NOrF, and others were among 'he
speakers. The speakers displayed much feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
BURIED BENEATH ROCKS.

RONDOUT, n. Y, Sept. "a mass of rock
fell IN the quarries OF the NewYOrk Lime and Cement
Company here this morning. Patrick Mulhall ia
tally iuiurcd. John Noble bad an arm broken, Albert
DOoley mad shoulder crushed, and Carts Carroll hhd
one side and leg bruised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
COURT M1RTIIL ORDERED.

WAsHIsGToN, Sept. 3.-By direction of the
s,crctary OF War; general court martial las been APP
poutc! to meet AT Fort Whpplc, Va. scutcm-
h.r d. 1850. for The tFlm Of Sergeant Ossinu
Aldrcn. signal Corps. L. =. 4, and such
Othcr persons may he brought before H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
FROM uAMBURG--BY STEAMSHIP CGM8RIA.
NOTICE TO HkRTNERc.

fixed red light has been erected on TOD OF the house 81
the Lptan OFts hdTbOT Of Ponce Ii j. visible
the level oftne miles
10 enter habor bring the Light 10 bear by r. true, aud
steer that course H. r. R.JONES.
Master Steamship Clarbel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MTNIATUKG ALMNNNU
TO-DAY
san rises. 52J sun SETS. Gz5 LOCK slo", III %
Moon rises 5:2i Moor s0uths lj2 Moons sSedays29
\. IA.
SANDY HOOK 7l3 isiana 1893 Hell Gate 042
HIsH WAIEE TO-DAf--t. n
Sandy Uoog.. 1888 Gov. Island. SOP He cate 9:5I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
Or. Radgay's Sarsapariiian RcsOyent.

Every drop OF the Slrs1Dari11 ResOve1t cDnunnlclI
through The Blood. sweat Time aud other fuds an me-;
OF the system the vgOr Of life for 10 rcp1!is m vase, %
the body win sound eria ScrOiula C0nsunp
o Glandular Disease, Ulcers te Throat Mpu, Tun1rS
in Gland, and 9th paris OF the system 500.
Eyes dischar from the ears ANA the forms
of Erupon- Fever Sores Scalt tie -. R1g
Worm salt Rheum. EryslDrlJs Ache Black spots Worms
in Fleh. TumDrs. Cane in The Womb ans al Weak al
Discharges. Niynf >wrats, Loss Ot tf
ali va ~ tho Life pnncDl' ar within h' cIraiyerngs
OF of modern l-ni~tfv, Aud T." wl
rove apy person "a 0I elther o. thr>' form, o. az
cseits potent To cure tcE II the patient day -
iaueed tn. 1ul Gee imposition ma ie
inay Progressing sUccc d. IN arrosung those RaNes
and reDqr, The "A new material made from healthy
Hood aud VII AL does ir, cIrs
certain for when once ls rem y 20 nm lcs - work y
undca'iou ana succeed, diminish the loss 4 wisS
It's repairs RAPID amt every lay ne paueat vi tea
himself growing me TODD -e,n better.
appetite lmprOvns am osh AMI weight increasing Pee 81
lofffas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
CELERY
AS A
Remedy for Nervous Diseases.

Dr. C. W. Benson. practicng physician at 1906 North
Eutaw st. Baltimore. Nj vho has paid much attention to
nervous has discovered extract Of celery and
chamome combined In certain proportion. invariably cu
headache either bilious dyspeptic, sick head
ache neuralgia, nervousness paralysis, sleepessuess
ana Indigestion This Is triumph IN medical chemistry
and sufferers all oyer the country ordering mail lie
prepares in pills al 90 per box boxes s. SO The
doctor Is largely known and highly spsctcd
lEpAcoP1i .,mof,h i1 sent by mail postage free New.
og~ Othce, H. Fuitonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
n. EB =.

DYSENTARY. DrARRHEA. -
CHOLERA MORBCS, FEVER AND AGUE,
cured and prevented
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
A'i'iO DIpHfHFRIA INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULTY DREAMING,
relieved few mi .ntes
By RAILWAYS READY ELl-F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

Mosquito pimples and hotches cured by Dr. TomAss
VENETIAN LNBlENT. Warranted superior thing else
pay sold by all the druggists at 20 and 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
To THE LADIES

NOTES OF WOE
when crying baby given MILK MAGNEsIA
stomach and wind IN that organ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

MY LAST SPARE DOLLAR
Would be spent Tor Prners Loon the great Eye Medicine
Mrs. CAMERON, 80 kectorst. Newark, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

WrNCHFsTER'S HYP0PUOsPIIIrES
VIII cure CONSUMPTION. Coughs Bronchitis. Dsoltr e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

Mr.. PALMER: your Invisible is beautiful
beautiful $50 the ladies talk and write
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
Dv. Esaslyyav's RegmIasiug Pills

Perfectly tas;ee.s Elegantly coated for the ne o. ~ -
orders o. tie stomach, Liver, Bowels, dneys B.ies'
Nervous D .olscs. iealacie, Constipation Cost ~
DIGESTION Gys.epsia. BiiOu,uess, Bilious Ftvr, li
tio of Tie iowcis Piles. and a arrangements OK tle in
nal V!sccTa NATsJntti 70 chcst positive Car.
RAILWAYS PILLS ,
WI, the system from all the aboyenanci d'sie'~
lr!cr - cents per box 80. . Oy druggists , =. =,
KADWAT X CO., So WARREN-SI y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

MALARIAL COMPLAINTS are cured without
medicine by HoLMANs AGvE AND LIVER PADtne first and
successful adaptation OF Holman absorption theory
rdorscd by Dr. Austin and many others Ayoh mutations
S62 Broadway, above l1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
LAnOuncemcnrs.I

INTRODUCED.-KNOX'sF FALL SHAPES OF GEN
TLENENs HATS at 2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary.
1910 Pages Octave. 600 Engravings.
HEALTH BEAUTY.

STRONG. PURE AND RICH BLOoD, IXCKEASE d
FLESH AND WEIGHT. CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, SECURED TO
ALL THROUGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
ACHES AND PAWS.

Tor headache whether sick or nervous rheimlt'n ln,
bao pains aud weaa the back spine 90 iits pdhs
:ni the liver p.,uiisy. eugs q The in- pass IN ia'
bowels hear and pains Il al kinds Haiwa X NV ~
let wiz ri muc at t ~ continued ",c i5F l''
DAYS effect 4 permanent cure. Price 30 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
6soyyEV, COMPLAINTS.

Iooseness DiarIhca. Cholera NOrOus 81 PAINFUL dchFg
nom The bowels stopped IN tfteeT Or ueaY minute,
In inz Railways Ready Relief 70 congestion Ut litnu
ton no akess laaituc III follow tie use of Tie H.
L-.--.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-27
pERms or RoYALrY.

The following cable dispatch TO the
Cincinnati Commercial details some of
the pcrils and uneasiness TO which the
Gar of Russia is almost daily subjected:
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says that lately the Car hardly ever left
the Winter Palace. When he did he
was surrounded by cloud of mounted
officers, who concealed the carriage and
protected the inmate with their bodies.
In the palace he WINS accessible only
To diplomatists, dignitaries and officers
OF the household. At the chapel detec-
tives occupied seats that were formerly
reserved TOR distinguished visitors. De
tectives infested the kitchen, every dish
was tasted by persons of rank, especially
selected for the purpose. The Emperor
does not even venture TO open his letters,
documents stepped in poison having re-
peatedly been sent TO him. Yet with
all these elaborate precautions it occur
red TO nobody TO search for the announc-
cd, advertised aud placarded mine in
the basement. The Emperor and Ouch
css of Edinburg were seated i'll an APP
partment next to the dining room when
they heard the report of the explosion
The lights were cXtinguished as gas
pipe burst. The princess, the officers
anu tue Naiets, went Dllnuiy lhivuSH tue
dark, and then poured promiscuously
through the door of the royal apart
ments The sovereign was found crop
ing his way out of the fatal quarter. Al
who saw that sight, the picture Of Alex
ander III. leading his daughter away
from the mine OF dynamite, say it wa'
one that could never be forgotten.
The Vienna Tagblatt relates that fO
some days past the Car has daily re
ceived stated letter containing u few
words of menace, and saying that il h
did not change his system of oppression
he'would not live to celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of his accession. TIL
sheet was always bordered with black
In court circles ii was known as III
black letter. All efforts to discover tn
person who conveyed IL TO the Emperor
room were unsuccessful.