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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
nAMAGE 10 rELrGRApH LINES

Although the heavy thunder storms OF saturday
i-h, and sunday morning caused considerable
damage 10 telegraph lines there Was only SLIGHT
inter upfion in the service The Western Union
lines between Albany and Saratoga suffered
severely, and communication was not restored uI.-
m Yesterday morning. but this was the only polnt
yvLtie tac damage was 50 great rs 90 cause more
tlau 9 tIiluc delay. Poles were srlutere1 by
lightning in many places, but ills seldom inter
The Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company had FIVE poles thrown down in Dutchc-s
County between JachsoUs and Clinton
Corners. bv n tree which was blown
against the wires. During Saturday night the lines
wltG,tso9 the storms. although the wires We're
worked Wi, 90 ne difficulty 1t tImc5, 1t was sand
t'at a s'onn of another Kind had occurred near
East New Caapau sunday night, when pole car
ryIug sixteen wires had been sawed off By some
enemy of the company
At the Office 81 ,hc Baltimore and OHIO Tele-
graph Company It was said yesterday tAat tho
storms hdG caused htle or no damage 10 It's lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
DyIvc OF . BROKEN HEART.

John Twomcy and sarah his wife, were middle
aged couple who until Thursday night, liyod ct
No. 4O7 East Twenty -fourth-st. with their family
If seven children. They had been brought up to-
gethcr in Irclau' and a. boy and gill were play
mates. Mr. Iwomcy was in comfortable, cream
stances. Some months ago his wife was taken Slck
and he quit work TO better look alter her wants.
Sho died on Thursday evcAIng. Mr.. Iwomsy ap-
pSrentiy bore hIs bereavement stoically, but on
Friday afternoon he also ngs taken sick nc lam
lily physician was called IN aud stayed win MN al
Friday night HIS attentions were un2vaIilng, now
ever. aId Oh Saturday morning Nr. Iwomey also
died. Inc doctor pronounced II case OF broken
heart. Arrange nents had uecn made To- nave me
funeral Of Mrs. TwonIey take place on Sunday, but
as soon ~ MIR. Twomev died word was seat To the
cemetery, aud yesterday afternoon the devoted
couple were buried in the Same grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
MEMS FPOR THE SUBURBS.
FUNERAL or PIERRE VAN CORTLANDr.

FUNERAL or PIERRE VAN COBTLANDT
The funeral of Colonel Pierre Van CortlHudt took
place at CIolon yesterday The services worc con,
Quoted by the Rcy, MclsrS. e. W. Eurgc,on, Of
Trinity Church. and \. b. Jennings, of St. Pau0s
Church Sing sung. Ihcro NHH large attendance"
from Wostchestcr County and tins city. Among
from tho Socicty Of the Cincinnati headed BY IL,
pr,sdcut. Hamilton Fish; Philip Hamilton, Schuy-
Ter Hamilton General Alexander Hamilton, Colonel
Alexander Hamilton. DoFu,stor OouW,i FauUug
Beck. Lewis u. Book, ue H. Van Rensselaer, Mrs.
Noumana. Miss Weed Louis q. Moru- aud William
II. Morris. Colonel Thomas Arden, Augustus
Walsh John CWscr Frederick Seward. Hamilton
Fish. IT,, Mrs Mmtha Lamb and John Jay sent lot
InI. OF hAmnAlMN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
BROOKLYN.

Thomas Muller. ago fourteen. Of No. 143 North
Elliott pl Ico wa, drowned while tsiins yesterday
M the Podrl-st pier
Andrew Lind. who shot himself last Monday Of
the WIihuk entrance Of Prospect Park, died az tle
homeopathic Hospital ou sunday night. The bUI-
lei was not extracted from his brain.
Martin Worn SAYS that the firm Of VI. Worn d
>on,i consist Of himself only and that Jacob Worth
has 300 connection wish bis business.
Superintendent Culyor estimates that the damage
done 20 Prospect Park bJulcyarIs and roIdYays by
saturday nights storm is about $1,000. The top
Dire sing of gravel which had just boon laid was
washed away.
Tho Mayor. Controller and Auditor, Yesterday
appointed and assigned police justices az follows
Andrew Wal Il, a. on near the city Hall; Frederick
:. Massey. First District Court. now Judge ber-
CONS; ThouHs J. kouna, Sc.ocd District Court.
now Justice Ala3'cy's; AMI charles Naehar Third
District as at present. Justice Garrett Bergen is
the only one OF tAo present. number VINO Ia moi re-
appointed. Mayor low nominated him, but III 5
CO.. lcsgle8 voted for Kcusa, VINO was chosen. JUS
tee Bergen opposed Mayor Low re-alccton IN the
last lnayuralty contest ana. although Republican,
tool, the stump TOR Hendrix. bo'h Auditor \Oegs
aud Controller Eonkoihon, who caused BcrGcus
dtIraf. .Te lD.uutiufz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
AFFAIRS OF HALsTED. HAINES & co.

Ar investigation 90 the books Of Halstcd Hainss
u Co.. Of N7s. 27G and Us Broadway. who failed
ON saturday, was begun by LOWS May, the
Assignee Yesterday. With number of clerks he
was busly engaged all day. and ne expects TO hc 50
tor ten ays to come; at the end OF that time aod
sooner, if possible, he viii make a statement show
Ing how The house stands. The feeling amoHg those
who have had dealings with the firm and among
the trade generally is ono Of universal regret 81 the
misfortune. TIE good uaUe Of mono of the lfn'y
members has been cal led in question. and the belief
that all the creditors viii he paid. In regard to
rcSumiug Lusuoss. &C. hat sa question 10 be dc
cId d hereafter sand MIR. ualncs. AT present
prefer &C. say Nothing about it. No estimate OF the
assets aud liabilities could he obtained rom the
firm Yesterday. Tho failure Is not likely TO involve
any other houses the debts OF tho firm are pitn-
clpnlly due 10 the private cttatcs of tho families
% ltg luVmhtIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
DEATH FOUND IN POISON.

the police of the tenth precinct were Informed
Yesterday that G. Werner, German aril ST. OF NO.
II Delanccy-st. had committed suicide AT his home
His occupation was TctOuchihg photographs. For
some time past Werner had been living with
Bertha Heinrich. but She left him about two weeks
ago aud since then he had been Respondent. and
had threatened several times 10 Kill himself when
Mrs. Saver. the landiady of the house IN which he
livei. accompanied by H. Erhardt and hr7.
NacKav went to his room yesterday afternoon
they found HIM lying dead on lounge with bot
tie of poison beside him. GU the table was letter
in German addressed 70 Bertha aud her iaugH,oI
Nina. The note read Bertha and Nina, God
keep you. GOOd-bye.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
ARREsTING A SUPPOSED sWINDLER.

A circular letter was received by Inspector
Byrnes Oh July . FROM the Chief of Police Of st.
Loti, I,yuc>t ing nina 10 look out lJrC II. Newman,
or tarEsr, WHO lad obtained gods under false
rrctenccs IN that city. Portrait, II the man wore
distributed among the Contra Office detectives 10
aid IN the task Of Identification. Detective ser
geant McCioskcy found the man walking IN Broad
way yesterday morning and followed him until he
entered the clothing c> ,abl !snmeut Of GocduHI ~
half an hcul. Faud tAcn. accompanied 10y young
man. who proved .o be one Of Dooil.ud ~ Co.'S
81 esncn. weat TO the store of George H. Clark,
of CafL's place The Serge8Ut arrested the two usl
and took ttp.u to Police Headquarters, whore tie
salesman WIS discharged. Ihe name gwen by the
man is Charles Collins, and he says he is stock
rai,cI. Gfty-oue years old. From the salcsman II
was learned thai De- had bought clothing valued at
900 from Go0okind Il Go. and hats w0Tth$2, 600
Co.'S when arrested lie denied that he is the man
who isw9utci inst. Louis but viii lc hc.dto await
tine action OF tho 1T. Louis authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
NEWARK.

One Of he horses which fell Ia the sewer on sun
day night was found so yards from whore lac fell
through the street and the other VAS nOariy half
"A mile distant IN tho opposite direction Neither
was hurt.
The Court of Errors aud Appeals yesterday re-
yersod the decision of Nice-Chancolor Bird III the
case of Dovel against the First National Bank OF
property to the bank IN 1873 to cover an alleged
deficiency of about 100000 IN tho accounts. of
Ionis Lowell hor son. teller 10 the bank. The
court holds that tho property transferred is liable
for all the wonoy lost, whether taken by Louis
Doycll or any other person with his knowledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
JAW GOULD AND THE MERCANTILE TRUST

I'm rora,d ~ Tho nurncrOus sfatement7 about his
relations with the Mercantile Trust Company, Jay
Gould said yesterday toa TRIBUNE reporter:
Yes IL 4 true that have sold my stock in the Mercan
tile Trr oa,pauy but there wasn't much OF IT. sold
il IN a hmp, what there wtS. and suppose mat me
Equitable Life has the stock now. though ala MOI
directly 10 he COMPANY. tnins highly % ia" stock
for investment tie Mercantile - growing lnSiiu-
ton. Why did -el Il Well because was tred oi seclhS
statements in cert n newspaper, DAY or two that
| was borrowing large mt, O money from the Mer
camille Trust Now. II happens that nave never mace
loan ~ any kBd with the company. The constant re
iteration Of the story moi dong II any good ana
concluded ihst would sell my stock No, nave not re-
signed from he board. Of course, cannot remain
when | am stakeholder. The sale OF tae stock Is
itsNlf r..IEnatInn.
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the WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKEN-Adolph Ritter a butcher, living at
Jefferson and Fifth SITS, was taken TO st. Mary 8
Hospital yesterday. lie was stunE by horse,
ny few days age and his hand began to swell
until II was four times its ordinary $40. / no
surgeons cut ont the poisoned part but the patient
il sill in a critical condition.
PArFRsON.-Mayor Barnert has offered, indi-
vidually, a reward of $3.50 for tho arrest OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

missing ex-city clerk, Win Hague. Mr. Barnert
was In doubt whether the city charter authorized
him to offer reward as Mayor, and he concluded
to do IL on his own account.
HARRTsOS-Last Sunday committee from the
Temperance Union made the rounds of the places
where liquor Sold and most of them closed
Father OCOnnor said yesterday that some time ago
be had an Alderman introduce resolution in the
Council for enforcing the law against Sunday
seconded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
WHAT Is GoIYG or TO-DAY.

Great Republican ratlhcatlon meeting, Grand Opcrl
House. p.
Monmouth Park races, $50 p. N.
Gir1-CoX case before Judge Freedman.
Park Department inyes-a cation, supreme Court II a. n
Auction sale co. Dclne estate. No. III HOdWTy. noon
Joint Executive" Committee Ot Esstcm and Western
RaurOsds. Nr. Fnk'> Office.
pjo's -Is' hearing before Judge Moore, FRO klyn.
Seventh Ward BlIiaa and Logan Battalion, p. ~.
Departure OF TrIBtsE Fresh Air partics-Del"warH,
Tackawaiua aud Western Railroad 1870 III, and Lire
Railroad, 1:il %. ID.
I.n.nrl Id Eallclv l-I,k. s 2. m.
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HOME Ne US.
ppOMINFNT ARRINAIS.

GiIsCy H0uSe-Senator Joseph K. llawlcy, OF
Connect i,.ut $1,000 y ~ TOrF ROff-ScnatOrs Randall L.
Gibson of Louisiana. and Charles ". Jones, Of Florida
rim Atctie Hoie|-J. uuhioy hshton 'nd Nathan
III o.ieo OF WASHINGTON: James d. Warren, Of Buffalo
A. : DRAPER of Albany, and Lawrence Hsrrctt.-....
Sp,trtaut Hoac-WI,l!ain b. EueIos, Ncw-l ork stale
simpson United states Navy. BtH0SJr A0eI-N. H.
A..l-. r,I an of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

sIIvreroor July ltA1vod steamers Lake Nepcnon lBr
Tarp.cl nom .fnuTtd July ! Rowan I8T, Hutchinson.
frold Montreal juno p.
LEM. iuy l8A1yed steamer q cudlsA ,Br, Leya x.
from 20.
3EsiuL July li-Arriyod Jersey City lBr. Hor
lor from No'y-York uue 2s'
AvOSSoUI July i-Alrvei, steamers Tt.!a Iass0Hston.
FROM rS Nofk June q, Ll-CuC lBr tdmine, t.Jm Ba IL
moro June 4.
Lizard July l4--r3ssed, steamer EaJO BIZ Smith, from
Philadelphia Jun IS, Du qer 80 10 R5trrdtA.
BROW IL "su July 81 Sl-nalC1 steamer city Of Chicago
lRr Vatkihs NewlorE July 5. her way Liver
pool.
GsrrvOrK. July H-Arnvcd. steamer Norwegian lBr),
stephen. from Montreal July p
from Charleston Julc =.
don.
StJOAus. y h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

not been seen, and tho disappearance was reported
yesterday to Superintendent Walllng u ro ase
wears old and at the time Of his disappearance was
dressed In a dark mixed SUIT of clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
FOREiGN SrE4NERs DUE Ar rHIS PORT
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......... MONDAY. JULY II, 1854

PORT OF NETWORK .......... MONDAY. JULY II, 1854
ARRIVED.
Funcssia lBrl, Hedderwick Glasgow July via
Nozzle ., with md7e ad pasengersio Hende-on Eros
steiner lxa br o,imHade li9a Iune . WIN i,9h ore
-teauor Caracas Hopkins, Laguayra July g. Porto ca
bco and curacoa With mdso and passengers to Bouton
newport Curtis Havana June To- with mdso and
s-aS,er City Of Atlanta Lockwood Charleston July ~.
with md'o ane passengers to J " Qsi1tard 3 GO.
and p1sscngcfsfo : il seaman
steamer state OF Texas Risk Fcrnapdina DAYS via Port
Roya, WIN md.e ana PASSENGERS to Mallory q CO. .,
d, sT VII eele root and meTy stone 10 Mc4RTew
Big Fastern Star 81 Haven, Bosart Barbados 10
days with sugar to ii Trov bridges noDs
Zig Malaga Eve Clcnfuesos II days. with sugar to
ms Eiche Of Turks Island Foster. POnta Pire Is days.
shr Vest side Patterson Bayos Is days with bones and
Sch impulse Paterson, Belize II days with mdso Leay
S,hT ala Pratt Brett John NIB II days with lath
sclr Olivia BIZ. whepley st john NIB, II days, With
sUNsEr-wndet sandy Hook, moderate, NV hazy. At
city Island. fresh, NV; clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer seya lB Cook Iiyerpoo Jqlg and Queenstown
ana passengers to Pacific Mai - Co.
with to Watson FArr; vessel toJ Ii Winchester Co
CLEARED
steamer Dorset CBr stampcr, Bristol Eng-W. Morgan
Steamer Jan Brcydc Beg, Meyer Antwcrp-FuncL Edge
steamer stag (Br Adams Dunkrk Simpson spcnco.t
steamer Lewis wanden Ireland of SPAIN Trin-The
steamer lemeat Br Burnley Para, Mlranham &c-Barth
steamer Tino .Br Hikins, Lto Bay via Sydney, D.
BoWTing & Archibald,
steamer Manhattan stevens, West Point Va, and Newport
NeWs-ON Donation "a 90
steamer Wyauoke Huphcrs Norfolk city Point and
RicAmOnd-Old Dominion - 90.
steamer Richmond, Croasmau Newport News and West
Point. Na-Old Dominion - %.
shp smith BIZ Bishop Antwerp-Funch Edye E Co.
SHIP strg.s, Mitchell, Point de Gale, Ccyion-sturgis,
ship 01a1oJio Groom Br, MccorEindalc Bombay, BEL
Vernon II Brown s. Co
Flynn, An'cr batavia FOR orders
Vernon IL Brown & o.
Bark Channo, aagioni, Buonos Ayres, A R-John
Norton
pr< 0os Lo1pg Fans Portland II Winchester g co.
brig Toronto ,I3r. hsgies Dublin r Whitney x Co
Sc'r jordan Mott Iobiu. 81 Mare Hayu-G Brett
,ehr susie Prescott (Br Glass, st John scammeu
Bros.
SAILED
Steamers for ST Ann. Bayi Richmond Newport
Nrw4. va, Bfosaw3t't Lcwes. Del
Slips razl A Kenny ana smith for Antwerp
Bark Isnn Rutherford tor qauhurt
-,ur C4Ir RdS.Sdy Cor Bruins wick Ga, Anna shop.
Mary Greclaad J Il H)yt, Annie Bergen aid MOirls
pCTot for
AZ city Is'and-Dound out-Bark Brazil FOR Passages.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Hamburg American line steamer Norav3a Captain
zodt which arrived az Htmburg Juy l., Is badly damaged,
having been ia a collision
LIE MJVc.ItNTs OF srGAds24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
Jersey CITY.

john Murphy. of No. HG Wilow-st., llobokon. q
workman ou tho now elevated road. yesterday fell
100 foot aud " as fatally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
A SHIP WITHOUT A CREW.

big three mastcd ship the William H. Lincoln.
laden with CQrgo of case oil has been lying vi
anchor on tie battery for twelve days Sho ia
hound for uOnnlulu but owingto tho operation OF
the Dihgley shipping law whloH prohibits tho pay
nent of wages 10 sailors before the voyage. she
got no crew.
Several weather beaten tars lounrod on the
Battery yesterday aud ea2ed at the fine vessel rid
ing Ut anchor.
This breeIo u worth 81 900 a day 10 that ships
owpers if they could get her to sea" S4d sailor
THAT law will break up entirely Amencan
shipping" SAID another. How is poor FELLOW
going 10 start on voyage with no clothes, no OIL
skins no 'teIbackcT no nOthin' and nothln' to buy
ii with p
And how are we "a ship with every mothers son
Of us in debt TO our boarding house keepers They
would not lei us ship for six months II We had tho
clothes slong as they got a mort gage OH US" added
q third
AN UNFORTUNATE GERMAN DISAPPEARS.
Paul Luchty had been a clerk in a banking house
ia Germany, bat having come INTO property on the
death Of relative he came TO this country about
seven years ago. He gave his httle fortune of
So 600 into the hands al lawyer for Investment,
and II was lost during the recent furry in Wall
Street. The loss preyed his mind, and ever since
be has shown or less signs of Inonta deran ge-
ment On July be told bis friends that he had
procured a situation u iron foundry and started
OF ostensibly for work. Since that time he has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAVN-
Gunrses. 49, 720 Mao. riies 1923 Moons arstt %
HIGH wArER TODAY
Il. N-sandv Hnok ~ GOV Islaut, 80 HNu G.t, 2.39
PM-Sanay aoo1, DAB GOV Island lao Eesl dsta 2:O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
A SMALL PARTY GOES TO CONNECTICUT

The Norwich boat yesterday carried nlne small
children, seven girls and two boys, from Red Hook
Point. Brooklyn. bound for Jewett city, Conn,
where their hosts will be MIS- Harriet j.: Stcrens
Mrs. Andrew Bunham. Mir. Susan Alien. Mrs
Robert Boutwell,. and Mrs. +. J. Bishop. None OF
the children has ever been ont on ircsh-AreXcur-
sion before aad the little ones cluug together as
they wound their way across the dock and out on
the pier through boxes and barrels. Their general
appearance was much better than that of the New
York children. The Rev. G. 4. NOuhrGp VIII re-
ceive them this morning and distribute them among
their hosts. The man who brought Thorn over
from Brooklyn showed The reporter sad letter
from a httle girl who va. scnt ont last week Her
father aud mo her are both known to he hard
drinkers. although the chid innocently says that
her father is steady but that her mother gets sort
of crazy sometu4es' When he party on
which she was To 20 was ready, she could not be
found, ana was a. last discovered in the station
house with lcr parents, who had been committed
for drunkenness. The chIld Was sent TO the coun-
try, however and now vi ties 10 learn OF her par
en,s' fate. She says she cannot sleep any at
night. she is " 80 worried about her mother: 4
kind letter from her hos, aceoIopa liod pathetic
note and j, a. expected that she will soon he lu
frame OF mind t. enjoy her vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
DISEASES
or THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance Of the system its power over LIE
and the direct bearing which II has hunan hsppne.. m
thoroughly reco4nized ns and the u oyersrn
IT. through intense meDd application BY el
indulgence Of the appcthes and propensues a.,
proper subjects for onsideFion When the
deraned II absolutely promptly seek syca
expert WHO for long series Of years has devoted hid
whole and attention THE study and who from his s
perence and practice has learned 70 discover ~
and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding I'D
painfully slow seeking for the truth the med
perenced and annoying 10 the patient who very naturally
wants 60 delay what matter Il
the arrangement the probabilities Of recuperaon and ID
time required
II the brain has become exhausted By intense mental spp
cation deprtng Il OF tho power OF connected thought
only its strength by being properly fed and nousA
BY Of certain systematic methods II Is precisely the
same With the that preside organic Life The
this branch Of medical practice scarcely be
rated for It reaches marriage the perpetuation Of family
names securing OF hereditary tides and tie retention
estates IN the same family
and large experience 10 this direction hava
ablo command by my the thankful apprss
citation Of Of the drst families OF the city and Nation
can communicate much that pertains 70 the Oyerexrcise "a
every department Of the system aud the
recovering its power whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
ALONG THF SOHNO-

GREENWICH.-Thc Rev. DR.. Sawyer, of the Pres
byterian Church, has been engaged to sur ply the
pulpit Of the Congregational Church at south Nor
walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15

COOKS MARJORAM CREAM.-Thc great
~ cure for ALL PAINS and aches that be reached Elk
TERNALLY. zoe AL druggists. Depot ~ Cortlandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
POCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-Beniamin Samucls ago sixt cen, was
buried yesterday. His death, from lockjaw, was
caused by a toy pistol wound on July 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1884.

but Clinton did not return the watch but endeav-
ored to got Mclaughlin to pay hun more money
Clinton was held for trial under 1000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-15
RAILWAYS REGULATING Pills.

Purely Vegetable Perfectly Tasteesa for the y al DIS
orders Of oma n. Livcr Bowels et IRE tha 'ysten
from diseases and prevent pr0tAcel ami tangeos
malades by ouiug 10 tho ntcrna sectetons " heAly
act Ou Sold by druggists, IS cts. A box
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LIE MJVc.ItNTS OF srcAdsRI
FOREIliN PORT9

Tho line steamer NIorav:a Captain
odt which arrived a HtmOurg July H. Is badly damaged,
IL L.. IL in I. mi Il u