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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
4 PEDESTRIAN WHIPS TWO MEN.

John Hughes, the Topper the pedestrian, was
complainant IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday
against Matthew Moore, better known as Rocky
Moore, whom he charged with assault and battery
Euphes married the widow OF MoorCs
brother, since which time the MOOreS and she have
never agreed. Tier daughter, JOSIE age fifteen, re-
turned recently from "a visit TO NeW-Oredns. DIS
Hughes went to meet her, but III some way she
missed the boat and Josie went TO MoOres house.
lie induced her TO remain with him ana his WIFE
Gin tuesday night Mrs. Hughes called on her
DIothc.-iu-laN but she was not allowed TO see ler
q laughter and was abused by him She Informed
her husband and he called at Moore'S house, and
expressed himself ANXIOUS to get chance 20 lay
hm out" hUt could not. Yesterday morning,
Iugne, states, a. he was leaving the POLO
Grounds he was met by MOOIe in -Four h-aye. near
Oue-huLGIed and cleyenth-st., who called him, As
he turned Moore struck him the side of the head.
An Itallau who was with Moore clutched Hughes
by the throat and "a general fight euSucd, III watch
tie pedestrian was struck IN the side with KNIFE.
Tins only penetrated, however, part OF his cloth
luz. Moore was badly bruised about the head, and
he IctIcdtcd 10 his wagon, which stood near by ana
drove oil. The laIan fled pursued by Hughes
aud was arrested after chase OF a dozen blocks.
Justice " hitc paroed both Moore ana the Italian
unui Monday. Hughes threatens to take the mat
Ter before the Istilct-Atturncy.
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GOING TO EUROPE TO-DAY.

The five steamships which Will sail for Europe to-
day Will carry J2G cabin passengers. lhe General
Werdcr OF the North German Lloyd, will SAIL from
her pier at HObOken at p and all of the others
viii san at / a. The Gcrmaalc, of the White
Star Line Will carry Z0J saloon passengers, among
whom are Judge j. G.. Abbott, Professor K. H..
Brazier Lord Dalrymplc, the Rev. DR.. W. ;. Eusts,
General Horace Porter Sir L. j. Reed. DR.. Is. d. ST..
John Rosa and wife, Thomas L. StIlllnan,
wife and daughter Il. W STUART wife
and maid. the Row. DE- William NJ Taylor
daughter. The National Line steamship SPAN viii
cary 10 in the first cabin, among whom are the
Rev. c. G. Currie Professor Henry GIL and j. X.
Cunning and wife. The General Werder has % sa-
loon passengers, including Mrs. Charles llauselt,
Louis Dejonge, wife and daughter DE GraSse Is.
Fowler, Wife and two daughters; 6. NJ. Quicker
ard wife, and }. IL. Tiedjen and
the Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia are Professor
William NJ Barbour. OF NewilayeG; Henry jeffrey,
the Rev. q. NJ. =. King Of Washington and Pro-
lessor W. ". McGilton and wife, of Fort Edward,
y. y. Professors Anton Gloczner and Hugo Walter,
wife ANA family, are among the thirty saloon pas
sengcrs on the Red scar steamship Naderidnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
LIKE THE BTOYS

IN A HARBOR, WHICH INDICATE THE SAFE AND
SURE CHANNEL OF NAVIGABLE WATERS, so OUR
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INTENDED TO DIRECT
MEN INTO THE CHANNEL OF TRADE WHERE
HONEST BUSINESS MOTIVES SECURE SAFE DEAL.
ING, AND AWAY FROM THE HIDDEN REEFS OF
MERCANTILE DUPLICTY UPON WHICH THE
UNwARY AND CONFIDING CUSTOMER MAY SINK
HIS MONEY AND WRECK MS FOND ANTIGUA.
TIoNs OF WEARING GOOD CLOTHES.
IF YOU INTEND MAKING \ PURCHASE OF
CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF OR BOY TO-DAY, CON.
SIDER FIRST WHERE Is THE BEST PLACE TO
DEAL AND WHAT CLOTIUNG-HOUsE STANDS
FOREMOST IN REPUTATION BOTH FOR RELIABLE
GOODS AND FAIR TREATMENT OF CUSTOMERS.
THE OTHER DAY \ LETTER REACHED THE
POsT-OFFICE ADDRESSED SIMPLY
ITO RELIABLE CLOTHINGHOUSE.
NEW YORK CITY,"
THE POSTMASTER DELIVERED 1T TO US NOT
BECAUSE WE ARE THE ONLY RELIABLE CLOTH
ING-HoUsE IN NEW YORK, BUT BECAUSE WE
HAVE a GOOD REPUTATION AND ARE PERHAPS
THE MOST CONSPICUOUS.
SHOULD YOU COME HERE TO LOOK AT CLOTH
ING-wHATEVER YOU WANT. FROM A COLLAR
BUTTON TO \ COMPLETE oUTFIT-OUR STOCK
PRESENTS AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY FROM
WHICH TO CHOOSE, AND OUR TERMS OF SALE
ENTITLE TIE CUSTOMER TO RETURN ANY UN-
SATISFACTORY PURCHASE EITHER FOR EX
CHANGE OF GOODS OR REFUND OF MONEY.
STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
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THE STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.

Acknowledgement 70 onScnd has ISSUED orders 10
the National Guard concerning ScIylce at the state
Camp OF Instruction, which Is on the east bank OF
TIE Hudson River, near Peeks"lil The 23d ReGl-
mcut wili proceed 10 the camp july l and remain
until the afternoon O: July >, when II VIII be re-
neyed by the lZth ltt glmcnt. The l2th Regiment
Will be relieved by the lItn Regimen, on the alter
noon of July II the latter ~ the oth Regiment
and the ID and nth Separate Companies on the al
ternoon OF the 18th tie 47th Regiment and the
lGtn Separate Company Will iOliOV on The atler-
Regiment wilicn Will remain until August +.
Transportation viii be furnished bJ General ID. IL.
" Vie SUI rGu Joseph ID. Bryant OF the list hesi-
lncnt, ia, been detailed IS pOst-SuTgcOn. Nlne II
tie camp the organizations VIII be hupplcd with
IdtIOns. A.! military daty Mi be omitted on sun
Gay, excepting gu3rC-mVuntlng ana guard du'y'
and when divine services are held the Attendance
VIII not DE compulsory. The use OF all aloS, beer,
VINE OF Spirijuous liquors Is absolutely iorOldGeh
j. camp excepting ON The prescription OF the neGl-
cd OFT .tr OF the pNoi or regmeut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
TRYING TO SWELrEN HIS WIFES TEMPER

The suit OF Fanny WarburS against her hus-
band. August WarDIrg, for llnncd divorce. on The
,Iound Of cruel and iunuudn treatment, trldl
Yesterday before Juotcc DUEOhuc, the Court,
Special Term. Mr. and Mrs Warburg have DocL married
III years, aud have Cll rem. Mrs. NurDurl
She said that in The 1881 her
husband mad used violent Ian guaGe toward uer. lie
had ais used violence ard ncl by throwing oranges at
her on one occasion, another by spng coffee Oh her
arm ana again BY palllug her HAIR. lie had best les
fr tened 10 strike ami 10 throw her out " the win
dow The effect Of Mrs Warburg, testimony on cross
examination 70 mitigate considerably tAt arocHy
burg IN his owl behalf denied that he had threat
eucd 10 strike wife throw her out OF the window
l. said he once threw at MS wife, thinking IL
M gbt swcetcn er temper. Justice DonOGuc seemed 10
think that the witness trlilnE WIN the Court ID
asked him dis thought what he sad ne did. The
witness replied umidly that he did Justice DOnohle To-
served his decision.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FIFE poDrEs FOUND on STATEN ISLAND.


Co,oner Ambrose of Staten Island, has instrac,eo Yea
o dctSctiycs to try to discover the source Oh VIC
t"d;es of babies which have been tound on Ilo
zach recently near Clifton. They all came rom
ScwYork. said the Coroner YESTERDAY to Ik RiB
ssS reporter. a have spoken to several snip
.antains and pilots 90 the subject They tell me
hat anything is dropped in the h. w yds is ro at
Pr - ,'0 ebb. it will float to the spot
where the bodies have been found IN III;
uhnnt six hours. We have picked up six bodies IN
he last two months. The head of one was covered
With tar evidently to conceal some Injury TO II;
nno was i'm a starch box. | at first Thought that
he hodies might have been dropped overheard from
some of the numerous immigrant ships that anchor :,
nj Quarantine. just opposite tho spot where lhey
bsve been washed ashore. | am convinced now
hat they come from abortion houses in New-forkI,
although / suppose that the police up there VIII
nooh no1h tins theory We seriously object TO bury
ING and paving official fees on the newborn on
spring that New York throws into the ryersi oooo
THE induest will be held on Monday IN the case
of the last body found The police authorizes o Ca
This city state that they believe thar lho o9cS a. =
tnrown in the river by mothers who DO not cure "
have the trouble and expense of rearing theun'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
TOO SHARP FOR TIE suARPERS.

Henry c. Client, member OF the Texas Lessla-
turt, arrived IN TINS city lew DAYS ago and regis
tered at the Fifth AVcauc Hotel. Yesterday IN
broadway be was acc0stc by confidence man,
whO induced him to visit Brooklyn, WueIe they en-
tered house, the location OF which Mr.. Ghent does
not know. Here ne was persuaded to wager 30 on
n game of cards which he won. The losers refused 10
glyc hIn the money, however, unless he promised
/ bel again. This he refused 10 DO, and he lett the
house IA company with the same man with whom
he entered IT. When they arrived in this city Mr.
G!leut told him that he thought the transact ION
crooked one, Whercup0n MS companion bade
him gO9d-dav and walked of Mr. Gncnt COM
planned 10 the ponce AID yesterday Francis Ham
inond wa, arrested lie was ARA gncd IN the Jecr-
son \ aTkct Police Court, where Ar Client rccog-
med hin as the man who ha1 induced him 20 90 o
BrooAlyn Hammond Vas committed Tor eAamIna-
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MP rA1MAGE AsTONIsHED.

A ahle interview was reported n few days
900 in THE Louisville Commercial, IN winch General
"Ahe, Buford the "race-hOrse preacher" CLAIMED
tbat the Rev T. De Witt Galmage had preached III
the Brooklyn Tabernacle last sunday a sermon MOI
which he (Buford) had recently delivered IN mat
CITY ON the " lurf aud the Church" lie SAID tnat
ms sermons being copyrighted, he had ground Tor
an action for damages Tor TINS piracy ana that as
soon as he returned from visit TO tennessee, ne
propos.d TO go for ms alleged erring DIOther'
''and make 1t hot for him." -.
With n paper- containing this interview IN ms
rocket a TRIBUNE reporter called upon the new
Sr Iahnage Yesterday morning, at his residence,
No / South OXiOrd-st, brooklyn, hahd-
some place overlooking Fort Greene II was some
nm b,iore The clergyman made himself visible a'
ne was in the thTOes of bringing iorth ne"
lecture but after a timc he appeared looking as ne
dos in the pulpit except that he wore no collar,
and had an iuquiring CLEAN in his eyes, as II lie
wondered what he might possibly nave Dech dolne
lately Ia bring reporter after him. The lnQulrinS
look vanished from his face, and was succeeded by
an Pxpr. sslOn OF utter astolIsnnenJ wnen the It.
porter asked: -: 1000
other mans sermon lately r
What !" , ,
The reporter feared for o moment that he Lad
uuset MI Talmage's intcect by the suddenness OF
l, question 50 he hastily handed him the paper
referred TO- in the hope of easing The shock az soon
rs poSsible Mr.. Ialmage took the paper, ana a. he
rad his peculiar smile began TO develop Itself until,
when nc had finished, unpractlsed eye CouIl
scar civ have told which was the smile ana which
was MI Tamage. " Ridiculous sand he.
don't know this man Buford-never heard of him or
ms sermon. Very funny, lndeedW And then MI
Ialmagc excused himself to finish preparing the
feast which he is TO lay before the people al some
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
THE HOTTEST DAY OF THE SEASON

The general opinion yesterday was that the
weather was hot, and the various thermometers
about the city bore out III that opinion. From
3 10 o'clock III the morning the mercury was about
07O bat soon after the latter hour II began TO rise
and was up to 740 at o'clock, $40 at II H., and
at $3.50 p. H. to 900, where IL rested for some time
and then gradually went downward At Up. IN. now
ever, ii had only dropped as lar S2O AT Cent al
PARK Professor Draper stated that the day was the
hottest OF tine year far the thcTmoIn ter rglster
ing SlC at , p. IN. Tins was g. less than at iud-
nuts, at Broadway and Ann-st., at the same hour
NJ solar Thermometer Professor Draper added,
reg steIed at 1877 IL a. H., that being the maxi
mum The day. The wind had maximum yeioc-
Ity OF twelve miles an hour al $50 p H.. and the
dew point al 81, which accounted Tor the
"ciOscucss" OF The atmosphere.
AT the Signal service station on the Equitable
Building the thermometer registered IS at II IN.
and 50 dhe maxlmum at p. m The temperature
throughout tine country has generally risen some
what during the last twenty-four hours. The high
est temperatures reported at 3 p. IN. yesterday
were: Albany, $40 Augusta, Ga. 9Qo; Cairo H.
90o; Chicago, 81; Dodge City, Kan. 81, ke0kuE,
Iowa, 9o2; Memphis, Tenn, 90; Plttsbdrg, SO;
St Louis. 0lo and NIcksburg, MIS-, 9SC Ram
wac reported from many OF the Western cities but
with few exceptions the rainfall was slight. At
Montgomery, Ala, there was a rainfall OF 20
inch aud at Omaha, Ncb., of LIZ inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcnue Hotel-John G. Priest, OF ~,
Louisiana ex-GOvernOrs Charles Van Iandt auu Heng
Howard, OF Rhode Island Breco9rf Hot1seCouu
j. R. Anderson, OF Virginia and Allen O. Bs 1a6n % %
Corse az OK icaeo and ! II. Willard. OF Omaha - ~
Nicholas HoteP " ysn member OF the P ON p.n
vinriaI Parliament OF Quebec Hoffman H0tlse-Juige
John Mcclure, OF Arkansas.
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DEsPoNDENT BECAUSE OUT OF WORK.

Charles kuschberg, a native OF hohn, russia,
shot himself III the head about p IN. yesterday.
while standing before the stOck-delIvery window In
the office of Palmer IL LOwengtId, at No; IL EX-
change place lie taken to the Chambers
Street Hospital where the wound was pronounced
serious. There is SAID ~ be a chance that he may
survive the Injury.
kirschberg Is "A young man, about twenty-five
years Old VINO has been III tins country about three
months His parents are sad 10 be well-tO-do peo-
PIE III Kohn and Il brother III Paris Is reputed 10 be
possessed OF considerable wealth. He came 10 this
country IN search Unemployment and brought letters
OF introduction several persons employed by stock
brokerage firms. HIS efforts to obtain work proved
unsuccessful and several times lately he has threat
cned 10 take his own life. These threats were con
sIucrcd by his friends meIe idle utterdnceS, III
tended TO show them his disappointment at not
getting work. HIS friends had assisted him IRON
time To time, but had been unable 10 secure place
for him. 1t was utimated Yesterday that his IAN
ily mad cast him oil. aud II said that Thursday
night he sent cable dispatch to his brother IN
Paris III winch he stated MS determination TO Kill
himself on the next day. The causes that led to
this decision are believed to be his lack OF money
and HIS dependency at not being able to better his
fortunes
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POLICEMEN GOING 10 poBB,s MERRY.

Residents Of DODb's Ferry have become 80 much
disgustcd Wlth the crowds of drunken ruIltns "ho
land there IRON excursion boats on sundays that
they nave determined to make I'll lr ia The tu urc
L. prevent the nuisance. superintendent W AI!n-,
o. the Ncw-Iork Police, Was Informed y"stcTdjy
that steps would be ,dkcn Tomorrow 90 keep cNcur-
slon parties nom landing at DObbs Ferry, and hat
some NcW-lJfk societies had chartered boa with
the intention of Landing tn re- by force. IL Was rep
resented Mr.. Naiing Inat as the DIST urDlug elc-
Inent came iTOu tins city, tue police ought 10 pro-
tect the citizens OF DODbs Ferry 1t Was SAID that
leans of serious trouble were entertained. Inc SUI
perlnteudcnt dircct. Il Captain Mccullough of the
Stventcenth Precinct TO 20 to DObbs cry tO-mOr-
Iow morning with a squad OF policemen and pre-
eeTye OTucr there during the day
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Yale-Princeton championship baseball MATCH foio
Grounds. r,, r.A,,..
Ladies' Day OF the Atlantic Iacht Nluo' bro"A9"'
Rife Matches at CreedDOOr. ,,I,p,-
Coney Island Jockey Club Races at Sheepshead Bay
Ncw-YOrk Canoe club.
Regatta at New-BrightOn.
Lawn Tennis TOurnam mt, staten island.
Iic1erkrauZ SOciety's sumner N1eht FESTIVAL N,
Meeting If Board 0f Trade and Transportation 10 as
cuss freight handlers strike.
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CASES OF SUDDEN DEATH.

The following persons died suddenly unattcn ded
by physicians. yesterday: Catherine Whalen, age
forty, at No. l76 Grcenwich-st; Catherine Femenel,
age thIrty-iiVe at No. 10 Greene.st.; John
Johnson, age forty. III the lodging house al No.
James-st and ellen Notary, mne months old, at
No. 800 W est Iwcnty-SlNtn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

A store uptown has a sign which reads :
Gently and ait,r good al Of unDlng IN his pocket
put i've cents the CONNER. WAT do you want e
asked the proprietor Indignantly. "Nh-M%"ant IA
d-,i-rlnk - - This Is not a liquor saloon said tho
proprietor, with awful emphasis. VIVA WhhWHhi !
saii the drunk. man, artOnisIed why, Jo-J0JODss
saId could oct u horn hereW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
MARINE INTELLLGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-OAI.
Sun nses 430 sets 1855 Moonsts - Mo1n'Jage dy%
HIGu WATER TO-DAY.
F1renoOn--Sdv HR. l23 Gov svd. l5S Hell Gaze @ta
Auern0on-Sy l.47 GOV Isrd. 223 Ken Gate, 4;IZ
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In hiring horse IL we'll know animal beforehand
~ may tricks -gucthc, IL happen tt gentleman
AM i, friend. 0lt 1. pleasant afternoons dive aud
come back With the vehicle Acd AMI Themselves badly
bruised ar Aaroa Bowtou. ol Lewiston Ne Kicked
bf His side hra'cd anl MS ribs seemed T. De
broken. Fur we he usci0us But after being
fnr three DAYS b PERRY DAvls's
entirely re1r uf The trouble being left except
a slight PAS MILLER should be sept by
every body anything 20 ito with horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
MEETING OF TIE DOCK COMMISSIONERS

1ne meeting Of the Dock Commissioners yesler-
day was principally occupied with hearing gIey-
auoes. Mr. Gcer of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
wanted the public bath at the cOmpany's per at
Lalght-st. removed, II ntcrlcrcd with the sap
meat aud receiving OF freight lie also sand that
there were great annOYanc, from dlsreputduIc per-
sons assembling on tho per- and that on Thursday
night there were fully five hundred thieves and
Iunilns gathered near the Dath. Ransom Parker,
Il zee dealer, VINO without permission CONSTRUCTED
IA platform scales aud "A house Oh the bnlkhead at
TIC foot OF est EleyentA-St, was ordered 70 re-
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IA LcxingtOn-avc. .! b--t Hours To !, tot.
Impotence Scuty Dis III the Grheritve organs and
all disease t would be- np dmcnt u marriage amt the
b.rth OF healthy children, speciatcA
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NEWy WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1882

Of the arrival there of the new steamer Stirring
Castle Captain Marshall. from Hankow, emma ~
q o'clock on Thursday morning, atter spicnulu
run of 20 days. % hours being tne lastes' on
The distance from HankOw to London ~ ll,Z2o
miles 40 that the Stirling Castle has steamed al tne
rate of at least 375 miles per day. including deten-
ton at coaling ports and time occupied III passing
through the Suez Canal.
BROOKLYN.
The smells in the Italian quarter in Adams-st arc
fast rlyalling those of Hunters Point.
The second concert Of the summer season VIII be
given in Prospect Park this afternoon from / 10
% clock.
The building for ST. Johns Hospital, on Ine
Church Charity Foundation at Atlantic ana AlDany-
AYES having been completed, will be formally
opened this afternoon.
The twelfth annual commencement exercises OF
ST Johns College (ROman CathOlIc), at Lewis anu
Wi!loughby-aves.. under the direction oil Iresi-
dent j. A. llaItncll, took place last evening"
Leonard Tracy, who took part in a prize hght
with Alexander Brown. i'll Gravesend, H. J., on June
H. was arrested in NcwYOrk yesterday ana taken
70 Grayesend where Justice Williams had lssueu
a warrant for him He was held for examination.
George Saunders pri ,oner ch!rgei with Irur-
der. die yesterday at the Cry HoSpItai. III ogPi
tenbcr of last year after Mrs. Susan Colyer, WIN
whom he board ed, refused to marry MN,
he stabbed her IN the abdO men, ana theh lrlcl "
emf his own throat Both were taken to tie nos
DitlI where the woman died and Saunders recOY-
cred Since thai time he has been Ill the hayHlohu1,
street Jail awaiting trial. Ills death was caused
by pneumonia.
NEWARK
4 new Marvin safe, very large and strongly built,
was u! icrI ia the Office of the City treasurer az
Newark Yesterday. The old safe which previously
occupied the Office robbed several IlheS' / nc
safe was ordered by the Common CodhciI SOON 81
the discovery OF the entertainments by the CITY Oh
GcI1ls
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LONG ISLAND

LoNG ISLAND CTrY.-rhe city officials are AFRAID
that the bonds for winch the city IS responsible VIII
be protested on July /. CITY Treasurer Morris
states that he will not pay a dollar OF the -, 300
that fails due The interest fund from when these
payments are made is already ovcTdrawn Tl0l,Ooo.
it has been customary for the city Treasures TO pay
the interest aud principal OF the city bonds wheG-
ever they fell duo, whether there was sum 'eut
money in the interest fund or not. This Is in d.
rect violation Of the city charter number OF CIT
zens have said thai if treasurer Morris pays the in
terast on the bones falling due without showing
that the deficiency in The interest fGnd las been
paid up they will try and have him indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

Malaria, Chlls, Dumb Ague. EmOrv's Stand
Pus i 10 The ODstinat-
aud JOc boxes All druggists lJ7 rearl-st. \. Y
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Announcements

Elastic Stockings, for varicose veins, weak
and swollen iunts TrIs. Company. No. 1oJ
Broadway The best ;cIi apDi mces Of every kind
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Faded hair RECEIVERS IFS youthful color and
soft silky texture by Tho o. PIrkcrs Hair Basam.
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DR.. RlDWlrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for The cure al A.
orders Of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nerya1,
diseases headache constipation, cosysness infgestioa
dyspepsia, bOlsness bilious fever, inflammation OF IA
bowels piles and all deran gements OF the internal yscsr
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX sold By all dru2nstl,
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Health of Body is Wealth OF Mind.
RAILWAYS SiRSiPARILLliI RESOLYEyl

Pure blood sound flesh strong bone N ceir fa
Ifyou would have flesh firm, yOur bones Who1t
carries ana your complexion fair use RAILWAYS stR.
SAPARILIIAN RE-OLyENT.
Remedvco Ingredients ~ eEtraorinl-y meich
propertc ,sni 10 purify heal repdr AMI ng)ra ths
brokend0Wn and wasted bJly--1UICK, PLEASANT, SAPg
and PERMANEN IN its treatment AMI cIr;.
Nomatter by what tie nJlant may be ieYylltsf
whether IT he Scrofua Consumption Sypis Ucer' 5Jrsi
TumOrs Boils. Erysiprlas or Sat1oIm dts i.ei %
Lungs Kidneys BlA iicT, WOnb, SKIN. Av, 1,DuIsl u
Bowels either Constit Iion. tho -
diseases m BLOOD which supplies the and builds
repairs these organs and wasted tissues OF he system
Price II. RADWA1 ~ CO.. ~ Narren-st.
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RFFRIGERATORs At Factory prices all sizes
all styles; vrnerred black walnut Sd
to > 3D. can writ" for price list ne manufacturers TIE
BuIIALO KEtAlGERAIuA COdPA'f No. > East lfthsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

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