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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19


Tho stock market today recorded larger business than
ON snv preceding DAY W tha week. The transactions
amounted to "a 500 shares Yet the c0uIssiHt OF
want o. bnsu.s, from the legitimate commission houses
WA cc1ter ihaH 70 to-day, sul n il probable
that their ord rs oR any day never smaller in
tho lot five year, than they we're to-day Nsveiths-
les the speculation lo:1 70 va, was emuenty
ccsslu in making important advance in values II has
become favorc theory or hahitua operators that the
.utltv NJ erck- for esie at presna prices il limited to
small quar-. ties lenco three orfolr Of the traders
bcr lise al their enocrsg in the previous "besr"
campaign before Uaiou Paoifc hal sold az low "a 80,
dnd tbt ter influences upop monetary prices is greater
than their nuticpaoss forecast Tho days market
op.u.d weak rather than strong hut an improve
mrut IA prices set In that cuHtpuod
Ia the end of tho day. et Paul, ~ usual. led Tho
speculation nud with sans el 1853 eharc7 nearly ono
tuul ~ tho dly'a total hu7luo-a.roso ttom Gpla Ia
9g'aa5stg Northwestern stooh wson s sacend 10 value
of ahlIra sod. ru.c fruu pp's snoA 10 naissp24,
tuiou Iarnr The ttur value OF WHICH rNery ono tuoNs
were from ts to i's4IAi4 LAX shore wits smaller
ht,luc-- done Ia 20 Than Yesterday, iose rem 20 10 3b4
n.ltWar.. lta40alnn tua Western, at0r floo sale, AZ
IUS advanced "a lO4lol's aud Missouri Pacific. after
pI4uQls ra.s % p5lsIp7 The street WAS FOL VI
nImors Of moe failures the mercantile ssd financial
districts, bu tusy had eac upon The cSlrse VI ths
maIAct. Nome oi the reports yet have proyei 10 10
true The market closed fcverishly strong
q Iycrnmeat bond, were dun aai about STEADY. Bid.
for The are a higher and for the A Is lower. Annexed
Are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

laws previously required that all crews should BE pau Oh
IN the presence or the United states shipping GomdId
soner some shipmast.rs thought thhI inc new "sssa
away with the neeessity NJ this In the case oi ,no
trailing with pors the American Continent ~ Az
request OF shipping Comms sioner Reed ne ~ he
tornev bro lght suit against John >palckhaNer, " 30
bark Frederick Carbon to recover pennSSt Gr,,1y
for paying his crew without the presence OF le III he
Commissioner The shpnaser concluded nos W Vos' '
law and Yesterday paid his fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
TIE UNDERSTANDINGS Controversy


came TO an end before Referee Eorert BonynSe yc,e
Gay in Par; Of the Supreme Court Both the hi'g nls
were present as well Lawyer Niles, who h'S been
fighting the battle for MIR Andersen, the artist, ana
Lawyers Hi, aud Kia the reprcS natives OF MI I'-
bank FREDERICK II. AarJnSOu, Teresa henSihg
MARY T. joyce and Edward A. Levy all tcsiiht that
the portrait which Mr. Anderson painted OF Mrs MH-
b.uk Vas an excellent UkcRs>, ahd would be recognized
ANYWHERE by tho who I'd known her. Mr. luI mon
pr1ce~d.l to SUN up the Lawyer Niles a'iu tid-
Self llnlv IN BIZ seat, prepdr 81 to be toIb nto "ic-
MIR lI began with IucinE few pcrson' reflections
which IA de Mr. ri rs NOV" nrrvOI>lY n bis scat. Inc
lasy yer declared that yDott MO wore ticcI -t,>'
would see green. Then be rlWnd Al Mr. Nii.~'
VIVA returned the glare wjh frOcit, Mr.
aill heI IN umbrella IN his hand. 10 emp.a-lle D.
; czech ana 0lce De spoke so epqJnhtlY al Lc h.tIf
cu OF Ills little zoe while dumping thc hour 10 Mpll
fed imitation of the GcOigil Wonder .
Mr. <,.. tbep sp,kc q declared bat s-'lfu' sr 81
ooeld draw recognizable portrait with to htoA On
tyy or three niurislcs. Ac TAXED until MI bohfnEe
shut OF n dow OF his ak after beGin- ulm s'Nri'i
time 10 avoid person htes aAd then lawyers hp4 a
Niles shook nlnl. declared all mimosltJ oil, ana ue
referee took the papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
THE HIDDEN SMALLPOX PATIENT FOUND

Patrick Hughes, the smallpox patlont WIZ
si -, ms civ rom his home In GIccnp1iui on Mon
lav was s.n {, the Eyersd, Hospital yesterday nor"
inc. nehaa been hidden by his brohorn the Sh"hy At, w.
A44Wcst Forietl,t ant was in DANGEROUS Co"',,r''
when a. was d-t,v red lsn on FhnrsIa sn ~ con-
disease was iu i.s coHn lent STAGE 1H '!e "f cor,,s
fsiou wa. rcft. Dr. Taylor 81 ib VIZ - ssist1-
hal inc slaut, thorough urnrittI aa -, h,ve aeon
~, ,oatct VITA Hugucs. Two cl .ditn oil tn. sim
-s sd, 10 hcdc9 away from tie SAN. ~ " '"rt, 10 pls-
.i.i. .ir ,r i Brootiyu -tcr+ arr 10 ~ ''' ~ -
m , r ,. VINO s,isIod Hughes la ais escape TO new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
AoviNlrED rop c0vGELsG.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, July 1N.-The Demo-
Gratis Of the ma street met to-day aud
rnlniu.'ca G. r. euvdcr J. " Harris was nominated a.
PIes.deutial e'rctor
F.rcI., FALLS Nina. July 1e.-Thc Democratic Goa
oressinna Convention Of tAis district has nominated col
ono L. l.. Baxter bY acc tnatlDn.
TuEpo July 1.-THE K pu,licans of The VITA bsin.
nominated Hiram G. Glenn fer Congress and James C..
IlolrouD for residential clrctor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
COL0NLL EETID', CBARICiIE DLfEADhH'
Colonel Charlton H. Bets who was arrested

Colonel Charlton II. Belts. who was arfe' ="
ard released upon bah. on t'' charge o. i"''9 - -
,... ,,, hem. a cie,r and billiard place at NO o'1
TIE 4 ave that he had refI.rd 90 pay ist debts sn"nn
t r., about i1o erts int MI Pc'are has a'e'l,t
ri,. f,'., 3. vi B~tt-s counsel. Nr pea'ei' So w.
ui client was tNS~u- nlan OF ll"e' Il, l"t"'lc
nicicnS sd ciarIr, T.. AM CA h'i % u'' t"o
rs lc merely the honorable distinction 'un ~ !"
,. p gor bl. anon ai, own s.ra IA orwarl lic' NJ
-. i no. bouoa 90 1ir irca-e's atafi ,l aid di-
sd flit flo note UiDn IA" Hr. 'ie q hal 10 fear oi
at, ann vai.u Nj pcc.Ie might pr,srht against hlii
81 -.---.-I- Llfll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
ANOTHER IMPORTED YACHT.


Among the recent impOrtati0ns classified by
the nitcd states tafd as Manufactured articles OF
entered and appraised the Boston Custom House az
par Of the cargo Of British freight steamer she WAS
icw DAYS AGO Lost%d over the buwarks, above winch
waved Her B1tannc AJcstys enElgn, AID lowered into
the OF Boston IgrbOr unacr TIE nag OF thS great
and gorious Eellbnc. Forty eight hours later her
with her end. hCr rigging IN order her SAILS Dch
her stores board, and every lining ready IoI NOy se ~
New YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
RECORDED REAL UsrkTF rRANsFERA
Ntw.,ppE rtTN

heir '.'.......'. ........ 81 500
54thst -. $50 n eof 0tn.svc, 25I1o05. Mary -
Match anc i~r t. tuta selisPisn 10000
''' cant" Ts%ss ScNsi,n .'- 1900
Ridgs.s. Moss. Il Witt and vile 90 James LcNy . 900.
another ..---. ~ DIV
Same property Jaa Icvy RI al 90 solomon Jacobs 2jOO
~. .6i Tc TO il jonas ..''. vogoo
4 F.at $4,000
ath gvc. n Q corof jslh sL 5G stlOo hsty lowe
an aiuthrr 10 Efnu,is lphpi .... ......... $4,000
,N'hols sni wiis To- y D. sI'iu ..' 49,. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

inferior 20 Fair 81 soas3 So Medium N oo,s s,.,
s. 90 Choice 10 Extra 81 5O1s4 a.. % 90
ST. LOUIS. Jny lS.tGfus Receipts LOO; sbionsr,.
LOO market dul Exports, So 40ss5 IS; Good 60 cho'c:
shipping 70 OO0t6 fO Common 10 Medium, 2j0s5 q,
S. %. ""''~
g. 1903 90 Good TO Choice, - OO&s5 90 '
Hogs-Receipts, 3. 90 shipments 30OO narse, hi1b.r
50 10. - ~ wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

THE PETROLEUM AARKFL
NEw-YORK, July 10.

A fairly active business was done at the Pc
tro'enm Exchanges today the fetal dealings amounting
20 nearly 100000 barrels. The activity, howeycrvas
developer by and starts For iHe greater part OF tho
dav the "a 2ret strong az slight recession from
the closn neurc7 yesterday. The carrying rates were
easier and If thry could lie depended upon the isprcs
sion tkat &c short lntcrest bad been reduced would
be perfectly unsuitable Near the close Of business hcc
was sharp deciia', o>emPoia cous with The news "
large vel IN the Cooper tract RAD o'cn opened and mat
anew well n the W2rdvsrs Ferry nstri1Lw.s realizing
tho c1p.rtaiioas oi is Thcrs rusi 90 sell
.uu m 1ccu pnutc7 prices had allen 10 o3l4 cons -
aza,t !gst u .bt. What might haye Happened
haI Inc Exchanges remained ouoa am Vr longer rs
matter of ,onleclurs; as lt WSi the iuin must DC re-
corded 81 cl'siHk week.
Iler.4sc ., pn,o3 AMI Tic to.. aurss were rs FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. VesSeisdflf Railroads.
EEw-YORK July 19, 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoaK. July ts. 1s9i

COFFETt tnalv market Brazil styles al l0o Tor far
coreoes sales. ZIG ungs "GeneFa' AMI AZ do eN
"kuudtren' ptous cd dull cosing barely soaly ~
De line Of points the ay. The final figures
were: July, q. ,n $50; august ozIa - September
s3O6qY5 October, g. juN.4l. November S4Oa $40; ana
DecemberS4 a 30. sales 0e bags. MldGales STEADY
aud sirl, active -a'o, 1850 mats Pbaug, eN Arcadia
a9d 800 bags MaracaiJo. ,,
corr SPOT cotton again firm and 7le Ooes chargd
sod OF tb-sr eynoTt Rerripa az he ports
s5j bales against 1914 this dag last week and 90l last
he ruotloa according u TIE Classification are
asfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
A Mac .AcrlnN N WoNrnnN n0NnA

judge Wherlol. la IA Unltol Suiot Circuit
Court. yesterday gave decision IA tho twl "' Heh'y
Inuis nt,chsnshoin against Herman Il haitr ANA
William g. ra.Ls. The defendants 10y dir'rIon %, Tao
palnnn- nra hnught 100000 o. hous OF uio Chatham
it road Clmplu, 40 November, lsbr Ier fti,l-', thr
hands proved 90 Norihtrs thtlt hsur Wth uhr"h
stutti0nsl The ,SrnuutS hrl Nr"u the pNNot 10 lho
notion we've tct, the bonds being charged % the
ibe pl,iuun- firm. Iud-o Wut.lHr however, -ct, The
se aside on The ground thst tbe d"fchdlut, had ava IN
feres tu tho biul. before putcht dlt Wtr' really
sellers OF the bonds lct whoa Wts NOT known to 'lE
BschasheIins nru. resctns oil tio accounts Is Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
JAMES d. FISH REMOVED FROMATRU~rEE
SHIP

James u. Fish, as trustee of the rolling stock
of the Toledo ana iisnapJus Rairoas Company, was
removed yesterday from shat position. on thc o",r &"
Justice Van Brunt, and tie McrcLauis Trust Company
was appointed ia his sicd. Mr. fish wa> selected a.
trIst.. M My I-~} to uoId ths stock upu. pan "r
al tue rate o. siUOuO year lie issued MS cIuhtalt
90 the am OF 10000 10 Mckee, fuutl Nodpahf'
Ntveml,er last and receiver appointed Ihc ono
Cont ordered Fish Ia continue e. act - trustee, 81"
tnuen he had on red 10 turn the rolling stock over 10
tbe receiver The lcrs of hc rolling STOCK applied Ior
inc Ie1,a al " r iisl the ground trat Lc was IN
sovcu ana thdt the Marine Bank was NOS sac dclO>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
REAL ESTATE

EEw-loKEs Friday. July - 1885,
The following sale was made At tho EXCHANGE
calcsio0R TO day:
81 Rict0rd 7. Hd.ueN d co.
story hfic- building with lot 80 3N5 East 1llth-
n. a. - II g. o 2Iayc, lot flAlOD1lj thss n 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.

sidney s. Harris Samuel j. Vance ana
George w. r. Lord werc appointed yesterday by the
cener,l rerln of tho Supreme Court. commissioners 10
determine whether the Broadway Railio'1 Company
snail have the privilege OF constrdctn it prop''clrjh
In I,r,ai,y, az, bet wcpn Union square md the Ba'e}'
aud also wnothcr tho Broadway Sirfac' tatlrnad
Jomnsnv ahuud have tire privilege tol -ht hy r. 'or
,old'in fro .dwav. hctvcnn thu Ht.f'V Rnd Ncd w
4 nntht, luthorR Npr.h liver u King and John
n Wntanu w.ro appoint a corr nIst un"r7 ut NnNf
iu,noap with relation 10 tho proposed fosd OF tne New
Auth CIV ialrni omptnN, 20 CNcuh from tho Ioll ~
Inat Nnrtv second off,. g. toe foot u N'tttf st a OF
the ttnnston AMI Wcdat ard IA'ouia Ferry, aud tho
mind Avenue Railroad tumplsdH IN the route ounirH-
nlntod Ia lurtv Hcrutt.ut. rho reuuiseucts 40 Ia
slrtrlod report within tlAtY daIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
LIVE sroCK MARKErs-BY rELEaRAp4.

arFPNO July SCaftie-Reoepts to-day 760 head total
for week thus head last week. 9oC
head consigned through $40 10 sale mar
easier quOtaby lower, ohio Steers, % oo4So oo
mar a ct closed dull and heavy. -, -. D..
SHEEP Receipts to-day 200 head total Tor week thus s
a. tme last week ~ 700 mead oohsknoa
through. market excited Medium 70 noo - oO~
Al IS Good o choice Lambs 60 60dtb 90 49,.
Hoss-Recepts to-day. $500 hoad total tot "eeN .nus
far =. head time last week - w noSL
through 1915 Good Choice workers. 30 %
a 30 70, Light Mixed 80 2JGSo A. Good MedumA % oS
g. D. figs. ~ rs as IS ~. 10.
CHICAGO July IS-7s DrsperS Journai reports Hoef-he
head: shipments 1890 nosd market active
and 4 lOc lower, Rough Packing - aso ~ Packing
shipping IS 25af5bO' Light - OO@so 20 sAips - -
CIttle-Recepts $500 head, shipments $500 head mar
ket Inactive and lower Expors % bO6sb .oi Coca "
Choice shipping 50 sos Common TO Medium - sos
sassp-Reoeipts l.4oo shipments. 5oo market slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
SyorHEkED 10 DEAIH BY LANDSLIDE

RALLIGU, JuIy IS.-Uuke ~ NOhs, OF Duh
ham, are having large well diy 10 DE uaed IN their TO
b,oao i,corv rhis morning the earth suddenly csyod
i'm eud hurled SIX coluied men Four were taken eut
alive Tie other two were dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

Search was being made in the city yesterday
for John H. IoeAr, tailor of No 70 Merchants
row. Rutland, VI, who dsapp' AIRED last week "h'e On
his way TO Washington d. e. r. LOehrs wife wa' stay
ing with her mother IN Washington. lie left Bis home
early last week intending transact business IN
This city au Phiade pha before he reached his mother
in WIS house On July 10 he visited his sister, Mrs.
Faber who's. husband keeps grocery store at No l2s
1qnton-p place lie said he waited o make Some pur-
chas-s IN PM sd -phia ahd ne had checE Tor 1000
,ybIri, be Ct-l't 1qdOf dcticr at No.
ig0 infon-D ace went with Mr. lpchr TO tha bank az
4 ghth-,yr ana Foureost 10 identity him, ana Mr.
Ioehr received $1,000 IN bills witch ne dced IA lfaN
ciinv IN rney returned ar Fdbes grocery Shd at
800 - -, Mr. irnr took "A for the Cnrl-Ophrr-sG
ferrg saving that ging directly 70 fhll@del una
T. WIS III Intention 60 reach Washington On the iolO"
iug eyealug HIS wife waited ia Washington s"feid.
dass but sac received word from hm ~hu ~ uu nv
arrive She came tnis city, ana was at MT fs0ei :
house yesterday. IL belief that mel susp na
aet with play The police Rcned 10 lhihA AZ
he had fingered Ia Pniaieiphis longer tntn ne
and would relch " tshtDgOn IN good time BIT. Ioehi
W.. .cribel thirty Old O medium height ahd
buiId and OF far npeKOn with smooth face and Due
syes and slightly bald. ia a brown sat ana a
high silk hat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

vv,.,r ware nm 10 M 3oio Kansas Pacific 1rsts were
cent lower at a Texas R ana raSHo dVon were
up per at Az Northern Pacific nrsts were q s"''
The business of tho subTreasury for the week ended
tonght includes receipts of $ll,5G72Ol, ana payments
q 5 lSSla2p ag an
gain 81 S4s,772. But deducliRg from TIE payments
81 3s 900 and from the receipts $4,000 900 TOT cerI
items OF tran,iers which only affect the Sub reasuy
account with the General Treasury ~ true loss rs sC
crrd: Receipts. S1.1S1619; payments, Sl,4o6,543;
currency balance, $9,75o99o; com balance FlI''-'"
The local money market unchanged and extremely
easy AZ / per cent 49, ,,,, .
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs follows
EXCHANGES 81 $50 gg1 : aiSncoa. Sf.397,2l6.
Tue United states treasury Al Washington today re-
cclved S7GlOOJ IN National bank notes ior reeeyo
Tue customs receipts s702,3l7 ana tie Internal rev
cpUc receipts we're S237,3S5. - H.,
Ihc foreign eXcha1 ges were quet ana rltes WEIR VIE
Al unchanged quotations "a follows: Bankels plis'
- s34 aud - 1914 for long and short .'erns rcSpcc
rcicaunarls,: 40 and 4O4 for ruders.
Toe csoe quotsdous OF the osdon market to-day are
So tor s1cv are Guoed AZ 100 7-I6 and for
eous at O0a and later at 100 7l6 Tor NOE, IT,.
ing the OF tho London market wonh rot ~ os
so strange II the price for money hnd sdyrrced 10 ne
settlement day price but tGst the revere 90 3t DOL
and 4s- l. higher at ll5i2 Aneri' an rSH"syS
Gncts,ioss Rar silver ives on 1-16 st 5oa per ounce
change on Lonton ran down 10 25l5 francs to the =
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
LoSG ISLAND.
1882 1883. 1891
f Sec sss I'M li55iS5 ls7 ti4 , sS
ROCHESTER, And rIrTsBURG.
1882 1898 1854.
Number Of inies.-......- - 49, - nv 80 %
week IN July. rIf-"2 $50 ~ 30 al
jan 10 July l4-.-...- @37,7op "1O'o'' Inv '-'''
Imports Of dry goods at New-Eork.
% at sss t s5caj G ' 55jS 34oo
S.u,S Jan Iarv J. ..... -, %, ,,- ,- ,c, IN,
',i,ros ON ma kst... 7.995j6 7-,Z35,DU C4iOiIOt
FUPePEAN FINANCIAL NAfKsr%
roxpoE July 1s-l2.SO ?. m.-Conseis, 1OO2 for both
money he account United ts,'5 our aud itS ct
cot Houls ataut" ard Great Western FIRST NorEe-o
rrusoes Certihoates. 80 Lie. Liz NsNl0rE Cent o.
lUS .. Illinois Central. ~. FeaRfJNsnis. 5J's ie@dEs
l27s UsKC9n Ordinary, $3s4. Canadian Pacihc, 4ob .
t4-touaJs 20 1-I6 FOR money Pud tue ac' CUNT AZ
lar and crest western First Morggs Trssess Ctrtt
cnt,s 81 Erie 1874. do Second Conseis a - New YORK
Csstgal ls5s Illinois Cenrs l24S Pennsylvania %; Can
adisn Fsrldc. 49, ST Paul sa2en. u =
Paris aiycss quote Ihrre Per nj hontes at z ran
9 cones account ana Exchange Oh London ut %
francs - ccatilncs FOR checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

The refined Inrrk. c1naIci arm az unchanged pr.ces
BRADFORD. Pann., July 1-.-CIude OH moderately
strong charters % g72 bhs; rms 77162 b5s.; clear
g7ccs 4G75OCO bbs Cri,ci Pipe Line Certificates
opened go GA and closed at G3's highest price o.
lowest G3lQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE HEWYORG MIIfyG EXcRANGE
EEw-YOnx July IL, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

SUNG mn rev. NR. BRISTOW ron a LAWIER'"
TEE
BALrIMoRE, July 1S.-A suit has been brought
in tho baltimore Cty Court a2linet the Rev "e"se E
uriatnv hy bil counsel Joseph Hawkins Tor ltEl srr-
,ree rendered iu hc trial of Nrsow before the Nciho
dist Conference VI Newark y, j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
CLOSING PRICE8 or BOSTON STOCKS
Bosroy Julv Is. ISSi.
CLo,NG Pr}cEs OF PH'LADELPHH N0ck&
H,s1-eF 5yJJ1S u. Dtvit & o.. y WSHF.

- .sssl III A'sei
cit, So now I"g "a / Northern Pacific
IuIt+D ltt. ~ 1900 ltI pei erred .-.- 4b-4 go
loiu-N 3 faId 5f.s N9i,h 80. th. pa .. y
nssdus.. . ~ Ia-l5 ia IcalEh Nsy.--... as A.
He4aIuF ec4cru Irtalo. y. ). in1
,i1t 7l'f Phi 4is ~
C.r,rIss, pr.' 30 N Fr.touvIlr AZ. u -
Northern Pacific Fhlla LIe .-. ~ -
ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

FIRST CASE UNDER THE DLyGLEY SHIPPING LAW
The first case under the Dngley Shipping
bill has Just been brought TO conclusion by Assistant
uxited states DisrictAttorney Howard The shipping
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
NOW TO Make MONTY.

incl ig nca nd iutclrtyaret thief 81 elements
o. sue, C,>: bit rha.G alone viii hos pus II
youn man To he Iont TO simud g energy
amt late shy app II ion, u well OFF LED pa
tOse l. NJ Cesary 1t was not Dy WI ug for
something " urn up t nj Cjus McC ,rai't
coin Il n, i'e $ Into grsin-'CApefV, d ON
b lug GIon bay, icCnme tic gOSs' or 0f en-
million dollar. or by low GA b.a en- tack
tina, Samuel Pitcher made fine ava 'alth out
OF mC ilcal y. escri ton. God hidden III me
Lti'uIn -icrTa- was uS,lc 5 81 mere mertt
not bl ko by enc -gy and application, * fruit
less. BY the Il iiiz ton or labrr-ssving ma
chin nv, we nra1ucc mnre, an capn individual
IS N b ed to consume more ot oihcrs aho'
than wa, possible with our fathers. In 1880
DC Ii Thomas sol wood, II clocks r forty DOL
| lsrs apiece at whica price hut few fami cS
C uld aft RI clock: now his firm III nun SUI
pcror met Il GlocT for five dol ars. and ir m me
mere SD nuuber SOLD, larger rotits are real
| IL d. Sewing machines TO much bs,tered the
| C niitOn of women that tn y have b en- ena.
Bile % pay The proprietnrs fifty million dollars
profits CD Colt picked no en- sbanooned
brc-ch. oading gup, bu with 1t he dsc ed the
| nat le , of Sofe'ino, Sedan aud Gettysburg, and
| finally clothed We vet roles fastened with d.
| amOnd buttons, he stood before kings. Doctor
| ritcher's simple prescr.pti now so fanliir
| % The world under The name of Castor a, was
only the result of a CONSCIENTIOUS purpo' C. ana
being what 1t purportcd I, De, has been ADOPT
c b, maj itv Of inte ige mothe's th'out n
ont the WORLD and turned another go dell 81 III
The starting poin' of nr. Pi'cner's succ; SIS
W IS accident; the fruition, sag city. during
the epidemic or cholera infantlm, which ore
waite with such 'a'aiy i" the East RI S'att S
in 1850 Samuel P tent came int nromin' nee as
"rne CIidien's Decor 1" dis success in sowing
the Inv & %, chill ire and in { ting the hh-
merous coma siurs, II duced him formulate a
uresciip on for gener,l use, which hn was
sent for from great di tanccs. Thea tn" EN-
doctor sh. his o. p Itnnity. Put ing aside his
sude-bags, he compound dC4stnra wi gtS'
C re- and soon did II la'geb sineS', His KEN p
gave why 10 cau!drons, and sub equ.ntI hi
caulurus were SUI ,nlantcd by the INN nse
ste m watts now o be seen IL I'll Lhbrlorro
posi- c st tau's Church-yard Ia the city OF New
70
D ctor Pitcher intel gen " mbine his own
interests with those of MS patrons L. making .
pure, harm ess and sup.ri rpreparatinn un-
der no circumstances would he permit unr,pe
eayel + inferior incrcd g. 70 te u'cd IN
snra Fl ding it itrcult t. oht in the
GUAM itS OF material rendered necessary by me
Increased demand, en- ageut was sent through
parts of Asia and africa, to sci ct, ga1her ana
leach the natives how to cure st ma Being
opposed to secret remedies. aud par
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onnty. state of Texas. Said APP
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