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New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
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BAKTON-At PasaAina Los Angeles County, Cal July IS.
his age formerly OF SroeSlyn y Y
CoFPISG-At Van Deasen vile. Mass, Monday morn.
Funeral services al s late resonce Thursday August IL.
Al half past O'Clock
Charirs K Carpenter eldest sally
P5 sSG n sac Sy9 are 'fa5 aTe 81 s 10 snd the funeral SER
wee is lats resaence at O'Clock M on thursday.
Carriages viii be at Rye station on arrival OF the IL
O'Clock train from Nes-Iork.
FRYATT-Enered rest, after long suffering borne With
patience and Christian foTutude Horafo ~ FryAtt'
az: 81 pa9s zee at 6s ts Gs'asSs BcS 3 Hs @a
Friends of the ;anlly n.t.l 70 attend.
@6rIns Ansus ms o q H the @
Fus-rA saryces a. the IADeree Church broah"Sy and
9 Z 4nd st are d no 6wes yG be ssa % Ae
JOURDEUII-O On Monday. August IA. at west Hob ken.
J. Helene lc0e Luce, wie Of Aususun Joufce1h, IN
Funeral irom Der rosdence wednesday 10th INST, at
LEvY-suddouly at Shelter Isiand on Tuesday Aggss s
Ily Levy son ,4uu, and Esther Levy aged 10 years
Nopoe OF funeral IN Thursdays paper
No u0vers.
MUEnAY-on the An INST Robert Lndey. infant scn Of
s@Ta rom 1' resd.nce IS ID place palnnei NJ on
d1th day 7tA inst, At 1880 a
Intarment 40 Cnafp%qa-~
MoRToS-on saturday. August - Andrew NJ Morton, IN
the 35th ye.[ oi his age ,. - -. - , -.
funeal the fesui,nce 90 ms John Norton,
Bur1A4 priyato
m II enq5 r. Mo2aH aaa 1asa Assa {a
f0li- inylJed 10 aHenl The funeral rom
the OF h.s parents - lehertsplA Aroosyn,
ednes sday afternoon, al 3 O'Clock
PARKER-At MontrOse, u J.. August IL, Anna Elizabeth
GOuVerneur widow VI Cortaadt Lewis ParScr IN Tie ga
e.r
Funeral at 81 Peters Church Perth Anooy, y y,
To- the Of the 80 trAlH
from Ne~~York New Jersey Genital j. Ri IADerty ~
SEHLfY--uddsRy saratoga springs, y Y, Aug st H.
ls-.. Judge MllA,n -chley. % ev hork city.
Reuans vii WatertOn Jefferson Co, n Y.
sANDS-Anul,t H. Al Newport L. Laura daughter Of
:. > T. ami Anna u Arr1maA ,anis
hall past I O'Clock.
SOU UIRE-At BoOmtngiae y. T. on Monday, August -
1852 Beis =. squire in tue I'd year of hls age.
Funeral Ae Dd Dutch church iAErYtOHn ".
Y, on Wednesday. August ~ al II a IT.
Trans Grand Central Depot At L. returning az
lUi
Io atyos respectfully invited 70 attend.
WEBB-On August Is. l-s-. sleG y j.. OTIS Green
Henry L. aud Anna l. Webb. IN The - "a
year OF MS
Funeral viii be held Thursday, August II. at
D. m. AT Grace Church, Mestheld.
Carriages viii The tram from Sew-Yorb, {. r. T.
InIermea;t at Pairyiew Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
BANK ROBBERY IN ILLINOIS.

KEwANEE, H., Aug. 15.-Yesterday after
noon two called at the First National Bank this
city and asked permission leave their saches there
short time About o'clock, while Cashier Pratt and
Miss Palmer assistant, balancing cash, the
men Knocked at the door and asked for their atchels
bliss Palmer opened the door and was seized by the
neck by one men, who then kicked her nearly in
sensible The other rushed by her toward the Sant,
near which Pratt standing. and struck him on the
head with revolver, knocking him senseless. Pratt
and Miss Palmer then forced INTO the vault Tho
robbers seeuree about $4,000, 81 whicl $4,000 was
old and left the town Miss Palmer aad the cashier
after aiming imprisoned hour, succeeded u
breaking the lock and releasing themselves.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
THE DRIVER BOYS OBSTINATE.

WmKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 15.--Ihere are
no Signs to-day OF any compromise between the striking
driver boys and Messrs. Charles Parrish Co. The
streets are full Of idle miners who in favor Of the
action OF the boys. II tho latter do return TO WORK
this week the nlules tAe Empire mines viii be re-
Monday and the mines viii be declared idle
until the strikers retHrn to work upon the basis offered
them Charles =. irish Co. issued order this after
noon to the general superintendent and the bosses hat
work would resumed at the uOlenback mine tO-mOr-
row This viii the dssatlsned portion u me driver
boys chance return 10 work upon tue basis offered
~ Lhc.4 Monday l..st By the Opcrators
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
SULTAN TO EXHIBIT HIS SKILL

William Madden. tho trainer OF John L. Sulli-
van said last night to a reporter of The IRlBUNE
that sullivan had been in this city yesterday, put
notw outstanding the fact that Captain iilains Is
said to be looking for him with warrant be re-
turned unmolested 10 Boston in the evening.
While here he signed an engagement tor twenty
weeks TO exhibit III company with Madden al a.!
the principal cities of the United states: Suili-
van will get 300 a night" said Madden, ana
spar anybody that is brought 10 him. We VIII give
precisely cuch exhibitions as that Which was 10
have taken place at Madison Square Garden. At
the end of the twenty weeks sullivan will give up
lighting. lie don't want any more lighting"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
FATALLY SHOT WIN HIS OWy Gun.

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Early on Monday morn
ing q. Hageman, laborer, found John Boyle, also
laborer, company with his sweetheart, domestic,
in Ashland4ive. quarrel ensued and Boyle
ran to his clearinghouse, got double
barreed shotgun loaded with nails pieces Of iron and
sugs returned and threatened 10 shoot bagenan. The
knocked BOYLE down, took the from him pur
him hall block, ami discharged the contents OF
barrels side. The picked forty iyo
pieces nails and lead out Of the gaasty wound Boyle
cannot live. Hdgeman escaped.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
SEASIDE sUNDAY-SCHooL ASSEMBLY.

AsBURY PACK, n. j., Aug. 15.-This WAS
the last day OF the Seaside Sunday School Assembly,
which opened here weeks under the auspices OF
the Sunday Committee Of the Presbyterian synod
OF NewJersey II under the leadership Of the Rev
James A. Warden, the secretary Of the Sundaysehool
work Of the Presbyterian Church Board Of Education
Mr. Warden conducted the examination OF the Normal
class This morning This class very large one aud
all the passed the examination in 3satzfctory
manner The Rev DR.. McVcar. president Of the Pres
byteran College at Montreal Canata, dsiyered an ad-
upon moral cnlire essential element OF pub
lie education. Anthony COulstOGk, OF New YORK, fol-
lowed With address upon the effects, especially upon
the young, Of impure and hashy literature. This after
the Rev De- ". NJ Blackburn delivered an address
upon methods OF New Testament history
At the afternoon session, nrs- q. l.. Alden read an
original story. The assembly closed this evening win
addresses by Hodge, OF the Princeton Theo
logical Seminary the Rev Dr. hcVicsr, o. the Montreal
Presbyterian College; John B White, OF Washington ;
the Rev. J. J.. Peters, and the Rev James a. Worden
James A. Bradley, the founder Of Asbury Park, has
offered the free Of Educational Hall for the assem-
blv next year The attendance this year FAR exceeded
that Of last year. and IN all respects the Assembly was
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED

BALTIMORE, Aug. l5.-oeyeral DAYS ago the
Marsha Of Police o. this city received ieegrapnic re-
quest from Ashland, Penn TO look for lot Of good
which had been stolen IN that place and shipped by ex
press Baltimore. The express Office watched and
q man. J. T. Carpenter. appeared anu presented "a re-
ceIpt for the goods lie taken into custody, and
shortly L. r Berg crd and mace inquiry FOR the
same goods. He too arrested and their victims
A. Ashland we're informed They reached baltimore
day requston for the prisoners, and about 500
" Orth Of tAe goods recovered we're denLl1ed.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE MOUTH.

Ferdinand Zeithen committed suicide last night Mt
his home No. POS East FOrty-ffth-st. lie WAS thirty
years old and fresco painter by trade. tbs wife
had been sick for a long time With consumption and
this fact had preycd upon the mind Of her hus-
band until it had unsettled his reason and led TO
his taking his life. After supper he went to his
room and the report of pistol was s0ou heard Tie
was found lying the floor. The weapon a
double barreed pistol, was still in his hand. lie
had placed the muzzle in his mouth and the ball
lodged IN the back of his skull He died almost
instantly. The police informed Coroner Merkie
and the body was left IN charge OF the suicide b
friends
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
A NAVAL OFFTCER ARRESTED.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. l5.-The Secretary Of
tie Navy ana party arrived at the Navy Yard this
morning and made thorough investigation OF the yard
They left here this evening
Al the request Of the Health officer OF the port a
warrant was served to-day upon Commander Kellogg
Of he United siate- steamer Ta poosa violating
quarantine regI auons some time agO by bringing his
vessel up the Navy Yard when coming from an inter
dcted port, without stopping az Quarantine required
He was sent to the Norfolk County Court for trial
and wac bailed in biz own rcc0gniZauce ia 800.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
ANOTHER QUIET DAY fOR THE PRESIDENT

President Arthur passed another quiet day yes
terday He did not leave his house and received
few visitors General Hancock called ~ the morn
ing and remained a few minutes. As the President
had prom al to visit Governor Island at the earliest
opportunity, il presumed that General Uan-
cock called TO have a day fixed Tor the visit No
other prominent callers were announced. The city
politicians stIl refrain from Visiting theiI former
companion The date of the Presidents departure
Is not vet settled
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
STRIKE OF 'LONGSHOREMEN.

BosTON, Aug. l5.-The strike Of the Long
shoremen's Proyidont UDon began here this morniu 2
The demand OF the men 40 cents hour for day
work. 80 cents an hour at night and double price on
sunday These figures generally regarded - exces
siyc and the hip asents are not inclined 10 pay
them The Leyand steamship Line has engaged eighty
It.l ans. The Cunard Line hlvng no boat here u De
dlsrharged tis week have need TO take Immediate
action This strike involves from 800 10 400 cou
ncssed with the ocean steamship WOtk
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
PANIC on 4 STEINER.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Aug 15.-An acci-
dent occurred 10 the excursion steamer Thomas clyde
on her way up the Delaware this evening. When of
Wilmington the walking beam broke short of and the
connecting bent aud twisted. The heavy iron
and tmbers crushed through the deck
and tore il off The and the
steam from the safety valve frightened the women agd
children, and for while there panic. but II soon
subsded The steamrr was towed 10 Wilmington. Del,
ana her passengers brought 70 this city Oh tue
Marnnr
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
SIMMER ROARDERs ALARMED.

RYE BEACH. \. H., Aug. 15.-A fire this af-
tcrnoon destroyed two boarding houses, barn and out
buildings owned by L. Thopas Sanborn, and the board
nghouse aud buildings of James H. Perkins The
houses we're full OF summer boarders whose baggage
and personal effects. with the furniture, were mostly
saved The wells say cut and the whole country about
n so dry nSt numerous fires have started IA the Vicinity
many kouses being saved Only by the utmost e1ortons
r. Pb,brick vas knocked nsensble by falling chin
new 1ut his Injuries not beloved To be dangerous
Tl'e loss which il insured, j. estimated AT 5000
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

TRBUNE OFFcE. August 10, a m-Ihere "a7 very
little variation In the barometer yes'eruAS' IA"
weather prevailed until evening when the SKY "o1he
clonded. At midnight IL clear. The temperature
ranged between TO and 91s, the average t'V4.' 'e
9A2' higher than the corresponding day '@4' '0 ~
ss- higher than Monday. -. -.t.s ,yph
Partly cloudy weather and poaably hght rA.nHi N'1n Va
slightly lower temperature. Hiay DC eApeS"SN '"-' "
Ill ely aud ViclILf.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

Sheh as far rs they mean anytnins the Govern
sni needs While South Carons an Sc inclined
Btste took doubtful ground and No1. OF all this
si prntecsion II in majority in full 9SV so called
Sas districts in the country aud MOI ~ the courage
~ their convictions to run on their Pi"'
Z fav
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
THE UTAH CONMISSION.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. l5.-Ex-Secretary of War
Ramsey OF Minnesota; Colonel Godfrey, OF Des Mones,
Iowa; Judge Carleton, of Terrs Haute, Ind. and OK
Senator Paddock OF Nebraska, OF the tab Commsslo
arrived here to-day Et-C0ngressman Pettigrew, Of
Arkansls IA expected Ia the morning They Will leave
here for salt IaEn civ AZ Tomorrow where they
Will supervise e1ecOna and roAiln uiL4 AO'ciOer.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
FUNEBAL Of COLONEL WADLEY

MACON, Ca, Aug. l5.-COlonel William u.
Wadley. president Of the Central Railroad and
Bankns Company Georgia, buried tins afternoon
al BOhn sDrOs near Macon. The remains followed
to the 10y 100 people many OF them emp OF
the Ceu'ral Railroad The funeral services we're con-
Quoted by he Rev. r. Wpchester, OF Christ Church
EpscOpai, M&cOu. These followed by the burial
ceremony, which wAs performed Dy solomon Lodge
e fIcehasons Of Savannah, asslsted BY FreeinasOns
from every part VI The STATE
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
VERMONT GREENBACK CONVENTION.

WATERBURY. VI, Aug. 15.-The State
Greenbaek Convention met here to-day 200 delegates
being present l. :. Thompson. Of stowe, wes chosen
Chairman Tie convention nominated for Governor C..
C. Martin. Of Ferrisburg; for Lieutenaut-Goyernor,
John Jenner EnosJurg for Treasurer Fletcher Tar
bell. Of -wantOu. The following Congressional noml-
nations made: ut District, Dr. kludcT OF Yer
gcnnes; Id DlsLuct, H. D. Dunbar, OF HarIand.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TWELVE STORES BURNED.

GRANT CRY, Mo-, Aug 15.-The business
part Of this city burned last night Twelve stores
were burned incuding al tho principal ones among
which were Davidson Schroeder & Co, Waoer q Haiha-
way J. h. Hurd, Wilmer & sOns, and j. Woodbridge.
The American Express Company building and the Odd
FeOws' Hail were also burned. The lrs IA estimated AT
from 900 to S75 900; insurance unknown The hre
is Thought 10 have been caused by lncendlaries
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TIE FIRE RECORD.
vALUABLE STABLES BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 15.-The loss by
the fire last night in John H. Rowleys stable h $500
The the building and stock in the follow
ing companies Lancashire, OF England, S3,5OO Hano-
yer. Of New-York $4,000; Merchants, Of Providence.
So $50 and the WatertOwn. NewYork. $3.50 and on
tho stock Of livery Stable OF william Rowley jr.
there is an Insurance OF So 900 IN the American, oi New
ark Hermann sc.nliz who was sleeping in the build
ing and James Scaenck, ssesInan, were seriously
llllrrl
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the pas, tlosHty-fO1ir hours.

WAsHINGTON. August l6. l a. m.-Ihe bar
oneter is hghet in The south Atlantic States ana lowest
IN the Upper Lake region. Slightly warmer southery
ds and fair weather prevail the Atlantic Coast and
In tho G.lf states. and local rains and parry cloudy
weather are reported from Tennessee the ono valley
Lake region and Northwest. IN, len na5 ~
-ncd nout stat tonary Ia the Lower Lake region, Mi
,ri mi the Ouio Valleys, with southerly winds, and
bas fallen slightly IN the Upper LAKE region tIe Gppei
WIssissIpni and Missouri Valleys, with nortAerly 10
westerly winds -,
Tor s,r In Gland and the Middle states, partly cloudy
weathcr aud Ignt local rain, southeast 10 south esi
vud- statonAry OF slight rise IL temperature ana Oai
Omcter.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

Governor Porter. Of Indiana, arrived here this AFTER
noon, and Ex-Governor MoCreary, of Kentucky,
win arrive during the week Chautauaua
has become fnvorfte resOrt for briGal
parties detachment Of the Cleveland Greys is here
this afternoon After theeonoort this evening recep
ton was gwen In the spacions porlor OF the Hotel
AthenBum Lewis Miller Akron Ohio JOINT founder
with DR.. Vincent OF the Chautaugua Assembly, and
president Of the association from the dsJe OF s organ
iZation There present very number OF the
summer residents OF ChauIsuqus from all parts OF lne
country, who embraced this opportunity OF paving tber
respects to the who conceived the Chauiauqa2 dea
and plan, and vn has been associated from the hfst
with DR.. John II Vincent.
A feature OF the evening the presentation t0 MT
Miller by Mrs +. ii. Root OF Buffalo, ana Mrs A n
Warren OF Chautauqua in behalf number OF friends,
OF very ron and beautiful copy OF LongfeoTs works
DR.. vincent announced tonight that the Attendance
at the Assembly this year much larger than ever
before; that the receipts OF mncB larger
and that the amount received would be used for adding
to the attractions and facilities OF the place
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

tlened died OF O'Clock tonight s<e about seventy.
eight He Representative tn Congress Two terms
and had a member OF both branches OF tHe Name
Legislature having been Secretary and President OF tno
Senate in 1881 and s38 respectively He was the
oldest msmber or the Cumberland County bar In pob-
tcs he q Democrat He leaves one son aud Two
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
nd INDORsE GENERAL BEAVER.

WILLIAMsPoKT, Penn, Aug. 1j.-lhe Penn
sylvania League colored met here to-day, over
100 delegates being present IL decided TO sue An
address 10 the people OF Pennsylvania IN bchal: Of the
Republican party and pie .ging the League 10 the
hearty support General De4Fcr and tue rSuIIr l.e-
publican ticket.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
Gueclal Notices

All who contemplate change OF restience aud Who ae
sire q y tloTOu- ally HEALIHFU L J. aad COW - IENr
DRAINAGE respoc fully invited 10 examine INTO The
%ADiso%AVi9 AND 69TH-sT T.. and LExINGrON-XvE.
AND 36rH AND 31rh-oIs.
Houses open a al umeS Pamphlet sent on application 70
CHARLES bL Ia < Co. Architects 81 Hast tlstsL.
SUCCESSORS 70 DGsgin q Cios,nAn-
Congress W.ter"
all tttltrtiC- Alterauye specific Or al
"a lys .ys .ai ore q, ~D~eaIii t.oS. NAT asgos .sL
impair tho digestive organs aad Aidney@
ueaIsuartrrs good rehaOs painoss Denusry forty
yeas pr-.ee prces rdaee So9 M EagSo S" I'm ' ''. -, -
Filing - up i-It.astiag sHdeT SAs; ~ o.dt, % ~
Dr WAIT & sos, - EAsi -3d-st, h...t. lti.ss
pile. Perma acatly Eradcatrd
rrl n reos without Sne ngs,ure Or clasnc seat pr
circular containing ro!ereh'e> ia. itpt 90 o,. -.e-
Post Olce NOTICE
rc IN M Ais Tor the eHding august 10 VIII close
vWisDH&EsDHY Ne $50 ior Europe per s. Eoe VI.
must directed per Floe,l al go m Tor Ireland.
And olher European coant les uusi D." are t per
-" At i:5o m Tor France direct pc IS I 'aurcas
HAsre al : a. u 'oi enc tHeiS aAu usaeO. pea -
Csr4os al 1880 N toi The Netherlands direct pei
nTEsDAY-At4.5O il Ireland per - City Of Mon
real Queenstown Aettcrs Great Britain
trca.1; Al ll." q 10. or iuope. per - FiIsl,
Plymouth, Cherbourg anu Hamburg a. l.aO p or
rRfSAS"1ti p H. IoT Porto rico aiiect pei - A,iia
sArCRDAi At 80 IA Tor lalope. gr IS n aaa., va
9ueeustOwu eters Tor Germany sad scotland mus, be
rect per - Furue via glasgow a.J. ng ivr
Belgium direo pet - Neeer'sad va A1t"efp 4. 80 a
loi the Nind~ard Islands. per - oefands 81 a
n. Tor EufVlc Der ss. Donau VA southampton anu
Bremen ~ i0 p m Tor CUBA and lori9 a'o Pi - -.
land, ana fJ IslAnas pe "a ,ip OF sgansy'
oceanic FRANCISCO Close Assest - a. 2 ?.
The scnsduie Of closes leiae mails - arIAng q on
The basis OF uninterrupted OVERLAP. ,..ns 70 a@n Ii1n.
dy VI ol stasnsfs >xe sD- as oe s-iae S-s
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
4 BOY MURDERED.

BAY CITY, Mich, Aug. l5.-John Grant, age
twelve was shot and killed today while sitting on a
neghbors steps. boy named wards Of about the
same age Is believed ~ be guilty OF the deed There
had been quarrel the Rvards family and that
on whose tporsteps murdered boy sitting. and 10
Is supposed the shooting was done by mistake ior one or
tne OIner family
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

coud burst Cross Plains, delugng tbA whole valley
Black Earth Creek with such rapbty tnat two
freight trains halted mstter ~ Dreclutlon and
away east OF the station aud carried the freight
into field by. Much damage was done to the
crops, but the eItent OF II Is not fllly Known
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rn asgr.s r.so-es vsN ~ M & ~, @ s q. sa1,
oil iiViah OF -i-r
Nhit r-Pfshls
By th- aoura Thr
ID lem n iAdieAiea ~ -
Autt HssdWAJ
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TIE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

BUPPALo, y. Y, Aug. 15.-The State Board
OF hsAiiA came here to-day and Inspected the Hamburg
NAnAl ana The matter into the canals from the grape
susHr WORKS Tue Board viii tomorrow extend ts ex.
Anil ~iioas nj fonAwands and LockDort
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
CONDEMNED FOR ms VOTE.

WEST CHESTER. Penn, Aug lj.-Among
the resolutions adop,ed by the Republican county meet
iu held here to-day. wa coudcmuing Congressman
Ward Of this ds for hls The River and HafOOr
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

KEEP IT IN TIE HOUsE-that it may be
promptly administered In all sudden attacks OF cholera
mOrous cramps diarrbGa, collie, affection .; the
bowels for which Dr. Jaynes CarTuInatiVe Basam is an
egectual remedy. At this season OF tue year every
family VIII lind in It 4 useful aud reliable curative.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. ia rchbishOp
Kirkby OF Prince Ruperts Land, has accepted an in
yitaton to deliver lecture in the Congress Hall ball
room tomorrow evening the Manners, Customs
and Religion OF the Indians OF North America"
Civil Engineer L. H. Crauer has surveyed the course
for regatta announced to occur Oh saratoga Lake on
August p The course extends from Rausdel- Point
Opposite Point Breeze a mike aud half in tue direction
OF Snake III TIE proceeds the grand stand VII be
devoted . charitable purposes
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

TAYLOR-KASOUSE-At the residence OF the brfcs
parents, BoOntSn y j. on Ihursiay Angust TO- Io7s,
by the Rev. Thomas Carter, John l. Taylor. M D. OF
bloomfield y. J., Adelaide T. daughter VI Judge John
I
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
STORA IN WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 15.-One Of the most
violent storms known here passed over tue city Last
night and this morning and to have been confined
radius of about twenty-five miles ao0at hero The
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
MARRLED

Homes Best Caramels. Fifty cents a pound.
A Fuiton-st Also Broadway cor 22dst. -
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

BR1DGEroS. Me-. Aug. 15.-Nathauiel Lit
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
Ucal,uartrrs Tor good. rtuaOls 4
piles Perma neatly Eradicatrd
Post Once NOTICE
fOr August ~ VIII

In 70 weeks sithOut kulle, hgseirr ot eAu'-ir -"
cirnlar containing roleren'o d. ip1 =. 80 Neat =.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16

Superior 70 all CttlDtrtlc. AlterAuVe 4 specific fOr
disorders ot the stOuia b. liver And kdaeys Av0m AGr
>rs nauys .ad iorelyn "ED,elIV c0s, nat deyos d,
tHeI.s b0ilctt" v2tecs positive t0rsfaa q
I'M PAIR tho digestive organs aad Aldney@