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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-15
Temperance Reading.
MARCH or THE SIXTY THOU
... .... SAND f.f. t.

M.
Not with firm and measured step
Moves on the mighty host,
No well-traincd soldiers i'll the ranks
Does their grim leader boast; q
Oh, no; they've drained the poison cup,
And in its depths have found t
The adders bite, the serpent's sting,
That gave the deadly wound.
Lured by the tempting cup, they drank,
To seek it yet again."
Quick to its work the poison sped
And ran through every vein.
1t Quenched affections tender FAM
For those once loved so well,
And kindled in the heart instead
The very fires of he'll;
Hurled reason from her royal throne,
Gods glorious image married;
Behold the wreck, no more IL man,
Bleeding and torn and sCurred.
Behold the soul! Oh dreadful fate.
Well may the angels stand
Weeping at such sight as this
In our beloved land.
A vanquished army, on they move, r
With reeling steps and slow;
Stumbling into their yawning graves ..
They fail, to rot be ow.
o God! that such II thing should be,
And to our doors be brought,
And we look calmly on, and see
The work the fend has wrought.
And we look calmly on, and hear,
Throughout our stricken land,
The wall of Rachels comfortless,
A sad, eart,broken band.
Why stand ye idle all the day?'
The call rings loud and clear;
"Thy brothers blood cries from the
ground"
Thou soon, alas! shalt hear.
Rouse, brother sister, to the work.
Spring quickly to your post!
And hand to hand the conflict wage
Against the hendish host;
Grim alcohol has long arrayed
Against the souls OF men,
And in the strength of God, our trust,
We shall not fight in vain.
Elizabeth 7. LdIitjH in Union Signal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-15
HER HAPPIER LOT.

.lf.N
70 that strange city on the hill
Ny heart by its great sorrow led
With grievings that no faith could still,
came, my gift of flowers to spread,
My tears to she'd no s.-,--.... ..-..
Lo. in that city strange and fair, .
whose restful paths to-day trod,
Lay like a blessing everywhere,
On shaded street I'D fiOwer-strewn sod,
The peace of God.
Altar, the river, like d thread
OF silver, poured, and farther down
Law fields that had been harvested:
And autumn leaves, red, gold and brown,
Nude earth acrown. ..t ....
Aud farther still, city where
Men go about with smiling eyes
'Thewhile their souls great burdens bear;
And mingled means and songs and signs
From pale lips rise.
And in that city down below
Men note the yield of yellow grain,
And watch the Silvery stream, and know
That blight or bloom, or rise or wave,
Means loss or gain.
Down there they clasp each others hand,
And Vainly try to dun the ear
Against the pitiless command .... .. Z
Which some sure day all men must hear,
And all men fear.
Bust in this city no one says:
''io-m0rrow or to-day, may be,
!, TOO, must start on unknown ways,
Or you to dread uncertainty
win go from me-"
They do not reck of fertile fields,
They care not in their peace divine
For shrunken streams or stinted yields
They never ask for any sign
OF oil or wine
They do not mourn in vanished dreams,
Nor weep for fame or love unwon,
Nor long for that which only seems;
They do not sigh ut set of sun
FOr work not done.
But here the happy dwellers know
Not any burden, pain or loss
They do not wander to and fro,
To hide hurt or grief or cross
Beneath the moss.
But every bosom, worn and sad,
faith found for every wound balm,
And tired hands and feet are glad
In the serene and perfect calm,
Gods gracious aim.
O fair, sweet city dare ] ask
Her back where SORROWS never ceasef .
Back to the pain and care and task,
After the long-deSired release
Has wrought this peace?
lay'these flowers on her breast,
And whisper, trusting that she hears:
''Dear Heart! be thine the INTEREST,
The smiles of the amending years,
Though mine the tears"
Chicago Advance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-15

One of the faithful men of the
Amity Church tells us that although
DIR. w. r. Williams is in his eightieth
year he fills his own pulpit nearly every
Sunday morning and breaches more in
teresting and instructive sermons than
ever. lie is now in the lifty-second year
of his pastorate of the same church, and
is by sixteen years the senior Baptist
pastor in this city N. L. ErHR&Rcr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-15

There is sometimes more juice in q
can of pineapple than is eaten. This
makes misunderstanding for pudding
sauce, --Nea0 ENGLAND EGrmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
nrHrR NEW-LERsEY TOWNs.

ORtvGF.-Ethel Spooner. age nine, daqghter OF
DR. w :. SpOoner, OF BROOKLYN, who mas beeh
spending the simmer with relatives AZ East Orange,
was seriously injured by train at !ireenW2oa-ayg,
ON Tuesday evening. She was playing on the track
with her cousin and the heel of one of her shoes
caught in the boards of the roadway and the
crossing.
RLooNFIrLD.-The hose company held MS hIst
picnic at WeaveT's Grove yesterday, marching IN q
body Workmeu were removing the old wooden
bridge on the Greenwood Lake Railway preparatory
10 erecting new iron one.
PArERsoN-In LOUIS Fraukc's silk mill yester-
day rs Charles Miller, the fireman. picked up pot
of paint and made a movement toward throwing II
Out Of the window, the stun exploited. mar as
Cole the engineer was severely burned and m' I'D
be taken home Miller was burned less ~erlou :.
- Justice Weiss Yesterday gave "a decision IN
The case of Thomas f. y. Morris, coorcd: against
Cooprr a Hewitt IN which Morris alleged ihdl lhc
firm had withheld money due hlp. The decision
vas in favor of the platinum for the fun auornt
claimcd-$1Os 42-and the costs. Cooper y Hewitt
will appeal from tho decision hrrc prrHon.
who recently returned from England Icport That
they met u Young man who said that VIII LEAGUE
the detautiug cN-City Clerk, was ia England ilrlu@
with a brother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
BROOKLYN.

The Arctic relief steamer Bear is IN dry-dock at
fine BROOKLYN Navy Yard and II is found that she
will need considerable repairing about the keel
Thieves have stolen the anchor chains 81 the Alert
The police force of the Navy Yard has recently
been reduced and the yard 10 thus lhsulhclehlly
prOtcc ted.
Absolute divorce has been granted VILLAIN ;.
Martha from Charlotte Martina, by Chiel Judge
McCue, OF the City Court
MAYOR Low tied his seventy fourth matrimonial
knot yesterday. The couple were Aaron SlllleI'
"A Pole, of No. - LudlOw-st tins clty, ana Salah
ShOn, an AustrO- American of BIOOhIyn
full-rgged ship passing under the Bridge yes
tcIday, lost her tOpmast
For assaulting Patrolmsn Alexander Ward, of
the ] hlTd Precinct, Bartholomew Notary, rum
seller, was hncd $50 by Justice Bergen YESTERDAY
Coroner Hes Yesterday held an inquest on the
death of William j. Mooney, the young lawyer
who was killed by falling from the third story of
the house Of ms intended wife Hattie Kornobis at
No. 1919 North Flith-st., Sunday night. The only
witness was Miss komobis. A verdict of death by
fracture OF the skull, caused by accidentally fall
ing from window, was given Mir. komObis SAYS
his daughter has eaten nothing since her lovers
death.
Thomas Sweet, OF No. 800 Fulton-st., was
charged with beating his wife yesterday. Justice
Massey sent HIM 10 Jail for twenty nine days for
being drunk and Will ny him Un the second charge
| when he comes out. HIS wife was Ill.
! Frank Bodman age twenty-One, living at No. Gl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
NEJgS FROW 7HE Suburbs.

NEWARK SAVINGS INSTITUTION AFFAIRS
The contempt proceedings against President podd
and the managcra ~ the Newark savings Inalllu-
tiou were resumed In the Nre-ChnncellorA lhhm-
bet m Newark Yesterday. The agreement oi the
connscl that Tho testimony Of FISK " llaich ns
taken should stand wns approved by me tourI'
The direct examination of william j. carer
treasurer of the bank Vas continued ny eh JunE1
stevens Of counsel for the depostors ~" nnu
~ per cent bonds roierred o IN inc minli oi nn
Finance Committee the witness 4Iid, were tOlo,ooo
4. and -. 600 l94 Part Of the money Tor ihr.e
bonds was loaned a. collateral security 10 FISK ~
Hatch. 1860 600 was loaned on August 4 lSSz
The bombs were sold aud the money loaned "lpIe
the order WAS made by the financ" COMMITTEE,
During August also Fi2O,On0 ! per coats ana
$1,000 v per cent were eod ne ln"nce p,n
mittee did not wait until August - The president
considered IL advisable prior to that meeting, u"
acl the bonds After Aupust none of tho pro
rnpda uI the sale of bonds were loaned ~ llHA "
latch Tho registered per cents that Nclo lett
with Iilk 4 Hatch purHuant 10 letter ui I'''W-
Der ~ 1852. were pcut to the firm twelve day9
nttotw1ld. About tho mid Tie of the l"lloWugJHn
uaA sl0O,0O0 Of We wctr luanrd 10 lHh llh',lh
mud they had NI2OOO0 IN bonds previously
NJ action wa taken hy the Finance committee.
tntd the Nituraa IA trphtl to the loan ul Fi1OonO
The Institution nlWuNH tu, rNrd luirl"1l uh l.o
honda n tho puaarneiou of ltHh ihl'h, "liI'! Nv
chcct or daft, IN October, lN"'. loan ct ~ 0uo
600 wa made, the rate of iuS,o7t piid hring per
cent. The amount at 1850 900 of II Hnd fNo,ooo
li,- were lett with l-h ~ Hatch from Apfl io
MAY 1881. Memoranda made 10y the hlllIhf
committee showed Governments WIN the rA''P
ton of one case, when the memorandum showed
that Chrsapcahc and OHIO bonds had been tempo
Uuy substituted for Government bonds ny FISK
4 Hatch. The fact that Chesapeake and ono
bonds were part of thc collateral security of Fisk
n Hatch was embodied IN the report OF the Secre-
tary f state. On crOss-cXamIn ton the witness
stated that the security for the loan of 81 900
was Government bonds and the security for the
loans made in December 1852, Governments also
Hugo Fraengcl testified that he knew nothing
about any of the loans until after they were made
and that he was repul'cd when he asked for lnior-
nation. He had had no confidence IN President
Duld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

Fast Fourteenth-st. this city, while boiling tar ut
the Marine Railway. foot of Commercially. ureeh-
MONT. Yesterday was severely burned about inc
81. GATHERINGS Hospital.
Franz T. Kaiser age twenty-one. of No 10 IRA
ban-avc was before Justice Nae her, charged 10y
his father Ferdinand Kaiser, a tailor. OF No IL
Yotes-pace with stealing two button-h0e ma
chimes worth 800 from him 10 set up IN business
ON his own account. Franz claims that his tather
gave him the machines,
An invitation has been given TO the members OF
tbe Newsdealcrs Union No. I. Of BROOKLYN. ana 10
members of other unions at p m. to-day, 10 SEQ
the body Of f.. s. Smith member of Union NO !,
who recently died at his holc, No. Ill Albany
ave.
Tho Rev John / Ioughran. who for eighteen
months was acting pastor of St Antbonys kOman
Catholic Church. Of Greenponi, and was relleyen
of his charge by Bishop lOughlin month ago was
Yesterday presented with a purse Of ~ 0oo ana
set of resolutions by hi, former parlshoners ~ inc
Argyle Babylon, l.. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

special attention to the study OF nervous awScr
and had prcpared a work on insanity. bawni,l,
Worers framed hypothetical question IN W Wn,cn
he reviewed all the cirEnmItancsi, IN i s person
GO described would be of unsound nina. ihe uvo
tor replied that he would that he would NC pn''
early life and increased He said that ne n,u nd
nnently seen Rhinelander IN she couI, roo' .h %o
IIoiiovsd him 70 be insane lie said further that nc
regarded him ms a dangerous Innate VINO WhS nroLs
10 repeat such assault as that maze On ~ i
under more trivial provocatiOn or tancleu lnSr +
When crossc2amned by e1ndge C tho flood o was
,jcnaUle in the mans white. pasty color auu leu
nose wa. one of the signs of insanity AS Hi hmc
evidence of insanity the witness mentinmeu hn ait
lander's walk, "his dragging, snaln3,imR %ii Ia
which is owing to the diseaseu fono thot Inc did
mind and said in reply to question: u'i"a honc
NOT believe the walk was occasi3ncd ny 9 nou so
knock need hut might be tracer TO ie 9o Mr.
Curtis asked the witness if he assumed that hn,he
iondcr's failure to show any feeling when assanll5
rn ,,adc on his character I'm the inquiry was an
cvi1cnrc of insanity. The witness replied thht u"
did and said further that hc did not helleVe ll'V
Rhinelander was capable of u sane emotion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
gllLrn No H4aflle 70 soGGoW

FROM me Bur'mgi.u HdWAeys
He was Il busy man aud she was society
woman. Onr evening hc ,uddr ny Ookrd up rom MS
uauer and said:
l,y tue way, didn't we have baby IN this house about
the time Midland Brut.i .Gaugr went up % - T.
''Nrs" rhe laid, Oscar was born tho night Of the EY-
eling "pt On
Eoy was e. hc said, with show or tntetes'. " |
had forgotten: bc about seven months Old by this
Time Mucrc il hr T.
aIe touched bell servant appeared, and she ordered
Oscar he brought INTO the prrrencr OF sire. In
stead whom the We Ping nur-e appeared alone, ana
with any ears conf SEED that the infant Oscar hat
been hduapprd in the park six weeks before, aud that
The careful search aided uy advertisements IN tue
daily ADDS had tLu far failed IN reveal ms where.
ab0ns Thus that wealth Is no BARR 10 sorrow,
and even the homes If the rich aud the great trouble
e. eeps with It's seahy tread and some lines breaks up u
whole yening Of enjoyment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
uH.r 4 EEUroRrUIRDhOEE EErElLLD

Fono pruuis bUe. iu ne H1r'oLd rIuraut
Anronn. of matchmaking AZ Newport, feel
tu,i ,tri .i co. tine inner auifl,e Of the Wardrobe
looi In vi, hotel lsou IN hr-t account may have '"eh
f,,t Al op fic lut the last pu S very rN u ni lai-
d, nu the ne utp. Ting H. lt7 author bDiNg pluWpe
t,,itsh "a 4po of uu add 4uni" hing to the romantic
,itiu ,u IA wall BotI are sci down in tue true nc-
o,uidu4 -tylc. rho iuruci u 'cWiun' hand 1ud the
aim iu r. hn d that IA umalah1nt that uf man. lh'y
,r,p.ct otn trlptu Nrvpott watch atocn on stoln-
81 ,i,nont utu atu.u un steamer II nuHud tnE snlcu
at ham ut, dtraa generally spotted one Ni"'nt vull
A. ,out,, ip.f hours pheasant conversation It
drraa' plt ~
IA. ut,rt q. rht ia,l na f'loNsl
tn,i OF, aii ia Ntwpui lou wput- hn'td fl7h, rHil
f,, ,an a.. p au pad lot WiHu flil rad lui huWc,s
'tlii Nnu,t aus ,us haud ct lac daughter of w,li-
n,ar,e- A u.oof ndol.nt caso, Not - bad Investment
aim All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
nNICRNNTs ~ nE sENT HACK.

On the steamer AmcIique, which arrived from
HAVE YESTERDAY. were i've ROmuauians whose pas
sage to tns country was paid lay the Hebrew S"rl-
etV of France. hey were pcdl'Is. On 'lr Same
vessel was l,aNaIiau and little glIl VII" were
lso assisted immigrants. SWISS woman named
Anna Lcnlingcr arrived here on the Canada on
August l3. She was gong 10 meet hel husband III
PittsbuIg, but arriving there she iouud llldl ne
had died on July -. She came To ti$ile Garden
yesterday for help Margaret Connolly ana NaI
garet Gibbons. two aged IRISH women arrived 'l
Bostor recently. their passage having been paid by
the relief officers of Galway. They went TO fltts-
burg where they have been living on charity. some
benevolent persons sent them to this city, where
they now are "A charge Oh the Commissioners of In
igratIon. Al, of these immigrants VIII be sent bach
10 the country from which they came IN the YES
sells bringing them To America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

~. Is composed Of the most etllcaclous
Alternative, diurctic, and tonic drugs known
in pharmacy. among which are the
genuine Honduras Sarsaparlla, Yellow
Dock. Stilinga, and the lOdides Of Potas-
sium aud Iron.
Il il a highly concentrated medicine,
scientifically and honestly compounded 50
~ To secure 10 it the highest degree Of
activity aud perfect uniformity.
1t has received the hearty endorsement
OF the leading men in the medical profess
sion, who recognize il as Il standard phar-
maccutical preparation, aud prescribe II
in their practice.
il contains no poisonous minerals or
other dangerous drugs, the use OF WhIch
for temporary effect in the many crude
and cheap mixtures sold ~ alternatives,
produces effects on the system often worse
than the diseases they are offered 10 cure.
IL costs no more than any other, but
would still be the cheapest blood-purify-
Ing medicine in the world, even were It's
price three times greater, since II Is the
only one that does "real, lasting good.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Grand Republican rally At the Rink Brooslyn:
German Republican mass m"etiua ~ Z'i hY,nuo ~
xxIId Assembly District Blaine AMI Logan Club' NO
.3il ThiId-avc.
Iuyestigntlln " Arseu Il frauds ~ Arnnry.
Meeting Of creditors Of West Point Foundry hsso'it
ton. - - Tia, q,
Meeting OF popcr-hsngcra, secohd-aNe' W." "''''"
evening ,.,.., ,,..t ,,u,o.
TIcnrsIon OF Catholic Literary Union ~ )"ni MUGS.
Meeting of directors Of New-YOrk Lake Lfle ana "eSt
ern Railroad. ,, t.Io ,,.orrds
MerOpOlit IN against Br0oRy III p'7'''''
pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
ARRIVAL OF AFRlNCH DIPLOMAT.

Among the passengers on the AmeTique which
arrived in this city yesterday morning was VI. G..
de ContOnly the French Minister Plcuip0teutiarv to
Mexico. lie was met at the steamer Ly many friends
among whom were MIN. aldejo and Friy of the
French COnsuate-General IN New-YOrk NJ de
Contonly has already passed several months IN
Mexico, and has just been passing his furluugh i'm
France. lie leaves tins city Saturday for
Niagara and thence Will 60 by way of Chicago and
st. IOuis 10 Mexico. He spent Yesterday and last
NIGHT with friends beng absent from his hotel, the
Brunswick from early in the forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
The Cheapest and the Best.
MARTIN gAlDFLtISCN'S SONS,
NEW YORK.

wn,r rRor atttMAN aA,a oP orR wnsAs
HAktNu POWDER
"Mtaala MARftN kALnrLEHCua EoNs.
GENTLEMEN
nv animation ~ your wheat Powder" 10 nlops an.
rNprrtrI value tot nom - NtiAttA fbf ~ or VIEW,
IL certainly restores ~ hu broad the ita hni AagneNa
winch tho milling nom hls idr hilf aud
avoids completely chance n disaster which attends tha
Cuua OF small doses 1T Orhrr Ats such ell thu
taTtaTr acld compounds into hr system A. the nesl
hmd contains ten times much Potassium salts isof sodium,
n Is that the NJ the ,Hurs supplied nom Your
preparation II cannot be from those prepiratons which
contain only sodium ant calcium compounds besides tho
acid There Is danger ~ setting up alkaline
condition Of the with dcacC phO-phaio-. In fact
% "a Judged rom
the side and this conviction has
ne more examiaed the signed,
"B. sILLTNAN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

Lose ISLAND CUY.-Iuspcctor lIalIeck, Of the
state Board of Health has made thorough inNpec-
ton of the bone and fat establishments on Ne"I'"h
Creek.
JAMAICA. George T. Phelps has for some time
been representing hlms'lf as am agent Tor ~. IS.
pine. ufourictor of he JdHd~i iWmT, collecting
.ubscrptIous aud advert -cmrnts Tor the paper ana
mining up bills charged 20 Nh Pine. ON tuesday
hr wa. arrested ou the ohargr of obtaining money
ON false prctcucr- and arriRnrd yesterday before
Justice Belts. when hc pleaded guilty and was
held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
JUSTICE PATTERSON RECOGNIZES A MAN.

Amcha RetllufI. a girl living At No. 80 West
Scventeenth-st. caused the arrest of an old man,
who, she said, insultcd her on Sl1th-aye', near
foufteenth-st. In the jefferson Market Ponce
she was afraid TO stir out of her house because the
man was always lying in wait for her She did not
know him, but he persisted III following her. The
Justice tapped his fingers medtatvcly he looked
at The prisoner aud said: "What Is your nsmef"
"lhOmss Craig"
"Oh, you scoundrel, | thought knew sou. You
were before me in special sessions, "A few months
slnce charged with far worse offence. / will hold
you now for trial III default of 81 900 bail"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

EyGb Arfnuo Hotel-Sccretary Lincoln, Cen
.ral BENJAMIN r. But cr Of Msssachuseits Senator
william Malone. OF virginia Etnrla W :, WY wv
isms OF Massschustts. Windsor Hoei.Ihon a, ser
Ton W p and william Redmond NJ F., OF Ireland ana
Mayor Jona hnn Scovlle. Of Bufl,.. Hotel BruHswcH
q de Copiouly, French Minister to Mexico car
Wv Giisey House-H Ii James of the Treasury Depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
ONE WOoDEN WEDDLNG VAS ENOUGH

from me ThIddeiDhid can.
Mrs. B." Are you not going to cclcbrat,
your wooden wedding -
sir. Go No my first wedding was a wood one"
Mrs B." On II could not be-, You know
Mis- c." IL was. married a bio khcad.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

Porcelain finger rings are the latest fashion.
They are probably intended for China wcar-llho
Graphic.
Yachtsman.-" You men who stay ashore have
M iIea 81 hat q squa Is" Laud-mau.-" Don't eh I've
,t pair OF twins who can give you points about squalls
every day. The Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
Advantages that AYERS SARSAPARiL-A
Possesses over all Others.

II has been before the public for nearly
forty years, and has constantly grown
I'm popular favor, both at home AMI
abroad. until there is hardly place in tlis
civilized world where il has not host Of
friends. made 50 by It's marvellous cures.
IL has been used in. and approved by,
At least 100000 families In The United
states. ard 600, 900 throughout the world.
Women have especial reasons for com
mrnding il.
1t has proven its potency in curing
obstinate. dcepy-seated, and long-Ntand-
mg diseases caused by yitiation OF tho
blood. It must not, however, be eX-
pected aud is not claimed that single
bottle will cure such eases; but patients
should perseyere in the Use OF this remedy
until IL radical cure is effected.
IL is the only blood-puriiier that has won
and retained the confidence OF the peop,o
Of all tropical countries, where such mcdl-
tines are much required.
Ii is the only medicine Of It's class tina!
sailors. as a rule, have any faith IN AMI
thcy are right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
JERSEY CITY.

Patrick Egan and John Carman, employees, in
Dodge a CO.'S lumber yard quarrellcd Yesterday
and Carman struck Egan on the head, mhlctlng
probably fatal injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
SLEEPER, Oy A RAILROAD TRACK.

A railway accident attended with loss of I'M"
occurred Yesterday morning on the New York city
aud Wcstorn BAilioad. uclr IUllam. \ constlu'-
tlon train was running between Mons DOCK ann
Io,lbain Il.iubt4 yhrr. a number of men were
cmulu.rd n huldmg a retaining wall Nh,'
turning "A sudden curve two uf the cars lcit I'm"
track and ran about 100 feet The It1Ilan lahulcis
umucd from the tram and Nc>uc lu1un, age
thirt, tive was killed aud Joseph Forrest hat n
lee broken, Antonio toirda lcg and collpihone
moi on and Alsptip lucr su0ctod scalp wound
aud spvotp ipiuiios abound the mouth lhr latter
vpa removed W W.. lt,slN terrain Hospital in
heVcntlrth. aud the uihrts to the NinciN -nhih
ruiatrd
Whtou had boon PLACED prtos7 tho tth'k, hul"ih
t,tdsnt / H. t,nuun az tho llieh ihider station,
said tn d IHiHt % reporter that hu Wac mot trii'h
that thr tirs N,rr moi placed across tho ttach hA
misc hirK0us small buNh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
At THE BINEBiLL GAME.
From Tie Neit- YORK sun.

"Were YOU at the ball game this afternoon Z"
YES"
Who got the worst CRIT"
he umuirc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

We notice in the fashion column of North
ern paper that "slped parasos takug the place Of
striped stockn-" That NAV De the sty e IN tue No rth
Inn down mere We never knew that striped any Otuer
Kind Of ptrasos could be worn The al least whsre
thew wear the stockings. Must be new Yankee notion.
Montgomery (Ala.l Advertiser.