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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
ilcliaions Noilcce.

Al Tfrty-~cycn N Ne,hodi-t Fpi-copsi Csurch,
hefwepu "a and "a ayos-Rev EDWARD %. lklb VIII
preach Morn ng subject The Year Of jubilee Evening
The Enduring Character OF the Bible
Church oi the IIol, Trinity. Madi,ou.aye. ami t2dsI
mer services at II q aud p M Strangers cordially
invited.
Disciples Christ. West -6tlst between 81 aud oth
sunday morning ant evening by the pastor
the Rev b. B TYLER
five Points House Of Industry, - Wortls' VIM y.
Barnard superintendent o song. SIM King by tho
children. SUNDAY 30 1850 o'clock Pubic invited iona
lions of clothing aud Shoes solicited
.rnre hurch Broadw1, and lu, st.sericcs dscontn.
ned until trthsr notice account ~ repairs SUNDAY ser
wees Grace chapel t ft brtee ld aud itl AYES, AZ
O. a ma. aul o. 90 throughout tlc summer
1IacdouEai street Baptist thirrh. heal ~ y aniaW
between spring and Piucr -ktf SAMUEL }. hNNfF
l and 40 sabbath school 3d. lrntn rc't CO
J. Social meetings "Wednesday and FRIDAY. 'i'. Nlii nss
all nee und every one vutome
Mrs. A. .. johnson srrlrUes 81 IS =. m. subject
Motherhood tiHi AT cordially intlilo r'rfri11 lowers
Of truth iath Healing iusttnte roo West u'th'.
Omen ali su,nnrr. Cuirh Of the stranger, tesrst ,
nf Nl NJ % ttF ht to iI n
ma and q efrnmr Al lhr sea a if"o
~, Irnnins- Church. '0thsf between 1th eo1 Nth ayes
nr, NiiIlitV luItNll. nr.tIl Services euuIU q y
snl "A re- m llufeI1t, r r. m.
~ trorprs Iburrh. An srlt' hor .Nr,. So. hhtNN
lultn itrIor uul1 Communion tt r. m. nnd 20 m hrah'
ar service ui ID .nlN
~ Tbnnns church. 1tN ave- aud n1,f VonniHf pf'r.f
and se mnn ut lO Io oroCs lvrrns PRAYER ul ote,k'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

II really most discr di able that the King Of SWeleh
should be oh igcd side hotel during his stay III
London When the Prince o. Wales visited sweden IL"
vear AGO he was received with the most sp ndid nos
pitaity md everything done To rtnqcF MS SLY
h tue country enjoyable; hut although bnckhEIlal
Palace L. .andug empty excerpt I'T'i- "v''
pei by The Crown Prince aud Crown Princes OF Ger
no invI ton TO take lis quarters the was Tor D.
co ming for the King OF Sweden. Ev-n n his Majesty hai
not be II DISPOSED to accept no pitalt II would We
been well fer The English curt has oDta ned an
menvahle nOt0retv all IrOpa for its mlserdhlV
meagre hosp ites. Considering the large amount me
Gu, en- receives from the country II Is sure no 700
nue. expect hat proper attention shOuu DC pau !"
ROYAL visitors If distinction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17


PINNFO-A Elizabeth y. J. Friday, August IL, in hii
oath year William W. Pnneo son Of the late W Walton
PinueO.
friends requested 20 attend bis funeral on
MONDAY August lS at o'clock AZ the residence OF hls
grandmother 100 East Jersey-st
GRINNELI-In this city, on FRIDAY. August Is. Nancy
Bennett wife OF the late HrentOn y t.s or me l.
% East JJst on MOndy, August H. GU
o'clock.
RUSsFLL-AtMt Pleasant IN the "CatsAins" the ith
inst lingering Illness Ann Amelia VIE OF Thomas
Russell.
Friends relatives respectfully invited & attend the
from her aie rrsdenc aD3 Pre,denst
BrOoklvn. on sunday. August H. ~ O'Clock ,. m
STOUTENBOROU GI-DrOWuei Angus Il. al Greenwood
IaGe william Stoutc thorough aged 81 years
Relatives aud friends CORDIAL" invited 10 attAnt MS
funeral Monday August * from Ms late fesdence 10
FisOulst. Paterson NJ. - 81. -, Oh.
Train leaving via y y l. J.. anu w. X H. lop' OF Ahah'
hers.st az ~ m.
VALENTINE-N Glen Cove /. on sixth day Fndayl,
Tunn Valentine iu the 7'h vrtr Of HE aH'
Relatives ana friends invited ~ attend hs funeral rom
= T,uds' Ae"flnU House MatiutocNt "h 0etNhh uaJ
.N0nirvl 18TH inst. no tt utIo'A.
rorrarna " Doe in wanting a. locust Valley pot on ar
rival of ha train leaving Long Island tiiy at 200 "a
VIr~ON-On SATURDAY. August lG George W. Wilson, IL
tho ipth year ot h.s age.
Notice az funeral ln NouNH} "a papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
4 PENSION FOR sOUTHEY's son.

Among other crosities OF the Civil List see that the
Rev Charles IL hey has been granted 600 year ID
cons derain OF the literary merit Of his father Mt
Robert Souey. As The pension has only been gran Cd
during the last year, presume that MI nth'y WIS
found to stana -ucciay in need OF H. But even u ne
were nj, need mus, " have been his own amt anu
w T.. II eyes great fal to see what cl n he ma on
fine prhc purse Now that one poet has been made a
P.er is il IN contemplate u apply the " he'e ! AIRY
principle generally to Poets Corner To- ths b-nch OF
Inc families OF deceased Lau Gates and otheIsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
TO RESTRAIN WEST SHORE CONTRACT,

TO RESTRAIN WEST SHORE CoNTR MOTORS,
NEwRrRG, Aug lG.-A motion was heard by
Judge BROWN Ia supreme Cour, th1mb re hero thi'
morning 20 rcstrlin McsTL Ward, Mnckin 4 Co, West
shore Railroad contractors from s,llng the property OF
the Moth River Construction Company undor the iuds.
ments they we obtained In SUITS brought against that
company The judgments Of ward, Machin q Co foot
up To about SOS 600 The motion not ony seeks to re-
train Ward. Mackl & Co from selling under their jnds
ments bat also seeks 20 keep al others VINO nave oo
tanned similar ufe Nenis from Te Viz NJ on them by
sale OF the companys propcrty The mot on was not as
IO-cd of by the Court, aud further hearing IN the ma
ter VII, take place on Wedu sday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
"THE S7RANGLERs or PARIsn SOLD.

Manager Edward Claybureh yesterday pur-
chased The strangers OF Pari nom Charles Froh-
man and Frank Goodwin. Afcr season N New York
this exceptionally strong Croma will be put upon the
road. Mr. Clayburgh has engaged Donna Madixa, re
Gently f. m IN city Of Mexico. and Ms Edith How
for the leading ale roles Nrgo lat pending
- rkins for the ohaTaCtr of Jargor," the
STRANGER Mr. Clayburgh thinks that the cast will be an
e1centiounlV strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
FAILURES IN NET-YORK.

Ebenczer Smith, dealer in rubber goods, at
No 70 FuOn-st made ASSIGNMENT yesterday to Rob
err 7. Payne. The gnment filed I'm Brooklyn
where the assignor lives. He succeeded Smith Gates
in February. His liabilities are estimated al abou,
S25, COO
James Smith, dealer in Tags cotton and rub ?
waste. etc az No. 80 peck-sip made asai. nment
ycsteiday to James H. Leeds prcfe Emma smi for
81 1886 90: M brother. John W. Smith. S776 b; wi liam
d shaw. s7gG 20: and william :. Archer. Sab so
About eg years ago succeeded bis brother al
a.l.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
KItIrNc TUE ROYAL SPRUCE.

Nearly forty years when tn Queen was staying
al AriverIkie. John Ramsdcn's beau iul place IN
Inverness hire then occupied by Lord Henry BenuicK
her Majesty planted spruce on one OF the ila'd III
Iocn Iaegan. The aud fOurishtu unIll qthtc
recently when began e. decay my ter one 81, ana III
course or me il died careful ns ection 10y to TO-
ter has revealed the ia mat II wa Killed ny me ioni
ists who now nte,t district, and lar coming nt o
WHOM had cut their initials deep into the bark HE
II, C had been II orally whitfield to dca H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE NEW ELEVATED STOCK.

Considerably more than three-fourths of the
socks Of The three elevated railroad companies have
been converted into the ne7 stock Manhattan consol!-
dated At the close Of business on saturday the her-
camille Trust C,moany ported the total trans es a.
70 lows: Ncw-Yofk iG,2-2; MctT0po itan, 34G>o ana
Manhattan I24.12j shares For the three companies
the mounted & 20JOJ2 shares out OF the totaI cdp-
ial OF % 600 -hlr.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
Prom The B7reaoH Beries.

We regret 10 announce the DEATH at Venice OF Mr. An
ony Montdlba Of stanley Crescent. the father OF the
talented ladyart-s whose pictures Of Venetian scenery
are So familiar on the walls Of London galleries MI
Noutalba va. himself artist of no small reputation,
aud will Dee greatly missed from certain lcrai! ana
artistic circles Ills life interesting one. for he
WA. the confidential friend OF the late Emperor Napoleon
H. to whom hc bore amost emtrkahe personal Ic>cn
hlance. striking u tact was the likeness between r
two men that Mr. Monaba frequently mistaken for
the Emperor the time when the latter sought refuge at
ChschuIst after the troubles OF the Franco Prussan
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

wegher in ITavemyer Elders sugar refinery. His do.
nestle relations happy but he had lately suffered
nom some head trouble, which at times drove him out OF
his mind vi pon. IL was devoted to music and Tor
many years had lcaier In various church cholfs
He had evidently made deliberate preparations Tor hi.
act, and found with Ms head plowod on hs folded
.nAL. .hn nnnI. WI IN a Lnr lNlna hrAIdn hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
BEoTESr 10 4 COLLEGE.

BosToN. Aug 1G.-Thc will of Arthur W.
Austin. OF MI ton. ms been III at Dedham He he
quea rs to his surviving relatives, but makes
the College william aud Mary m Nlrgma,ihs residuary
Ioca He also gives all bis books aud papers of Iuh
lie nature 20 that Institution I'm case the said college
shall bc discontinued the property s uen to he given To
tie University of virginia, Of which I omas zen son
tn founders. Mr.. Auttin was wel-knowu
gul of Boston OF who he once postmaster and
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
NERVOUS system
Diseases
or THE

Tho importance - The svson ~ power ifs
sut fin arctt boarns which n has human hnpgloA 10
thoroughly ,cd is hni mo da1ees q 0yoraHnf
a. wl,her through Intense nou iil lpp.t or by tlc OF
ctsalto Indulgence ~ to aptruns Hul pfupoafuos
proper Auoc flr consideration WHOM tnu fy
adrausoi absolutely necessary 90 promptly seek idyics
Apert Who pr long u years has devoted hs
whole and attention % ha study and Who from bis
percuce and practice has learned discover tho
cause aui aa promptly apply Ae rcmoy thus avoiding ms
painfully slow seeking the truth 20 the ner
perenced annoying to- the patient who naturally
wants without delay what's tho matter the extent u
Tie dorang omcnt the probabilities Of recuperaon and The
time required.
Il the brain has become exhausted by intense mental lp9
cation depryiuy IL Of the power thought
only strength by being properly fed ani nouhei
by the systematic methods II IL precisely tho
samo with preside organic Lo The
value OF medical practice scarcely bo
rated for II reaches marriage the erpetgatOn Of family
names the securing OF hereditary titles and the retention oi
estates in tie family.
From long and large experience this direction have
been able command by my the thankful appe.
citation OF some families II the city and Nation and
car communicate much pertains % the Of
every department Of the aud the u
recovering power whether OF BRAIN appetite, Propensity
or passion.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D,
IA LEXINGTON.ANE.
Between Goth and Both sts.
HOURS 3 TO AND TOT.
Rupture RndcaIy Cured by Dr Ilt.ItN TTeatgenii
A. years practlSa exp sriehSs only once NO Ne'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE PENNSYLVANIA EXTENDED.


CAWDEN,N. J.,Aug. 16.-The Camden and At
antic vision OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad In New JeF-
soy ending It's coast lie rout soutward from south
Atlaut Ctv 10 Long ,nt Tho r0a ihed Is AL graded
ana the ties are now On the ground W v baNhar'i'
superintendent OF the Camten and Atlantic road sa,d
to lay tua he Is have the running over the
rOa by tie first OF 81 ptenler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
~ MoNLl-N0 UElSILING

A wrestling match supposed 60 hc for 5000 u
ri bc woou "a champion ldwlu u boy and what "a
NJ niod. tito l.icy arrived Jtpa 90 champion,
Unmada klrLlchL" wa to take paon last
nignt H Clarendon HAL, Ia mir q. nth'a1 II
was 10 be- tho beat thioo iu hNc fds About
100 proplo were prosenL EiWiu ihhy, WIN hai come
IgO JeiH tJ prepared " do OF aio made az his nlnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
DEATH OFAN OLD SLAVE.

Henry Thompson, Black Harry well known
m Franklin and Belleyie, Y. j.. del Monday az Pas
safe lie wa about ninety years old. His parents were
slaves in the family OF Abraham Van Ripper and he YVES
born slave and was for years object Of local nthresC
as one of the few surviving slaves I'm Newersey. His CON-
mon r,mark was: I'm Mig T; loves rum and b. te7
SNAKES an amt afraid NOrk. COS Ike 10 lay down
An GO TO seep alOn gside It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
ANvOYrNG MI TPVING.

Disturbances continue at the Lyceum. One evening
last week went up into the " frs, circle" and was
ammo ed TO find one of Mqiroiis finest seen entirely
sptl.d FIR that pat Of the hou-- AZ II ST. 10y inter
rtlntions The person WHO caused hon, an 10 whom
ac, had no taeat mann rs WIS fore by ci.ced bv tn
notice the en- Of tic act. Ever Else was pie '-cd
'Tbp official IN cory ha- the drains; -n X
him 10 be simply n-roudit on "a. II as manager Nj
lcnrv irving las sp lc few nd Vi 'u1l. win %
many cool things II mlst hs euiic wafd for On 60
kno, upt on las matter he hl- the stmpat y OF al
f,.r t.tf1d ID ana 2 z eel ulay gppTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

read aloud in tho long, bcr EVENINGS, willie the boy
clustered n, her knecs, did fall upon Democratic
ear. The girl'a robs. blending with the mother. weep
Ing did not make Democrats of their botefs Irrnnps
the father had been Democrat all his fcl he chllureh
"a to schuo. There 10 not Democrat on It, bonohoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE LABOR SITUATION At CINCINNAL
LEY TELLDRArM 10 III TMBrNE.l

CiNcNNArI Aug. 16.-Thc labor situation
has come 50 alarming. 8ith danger OF many industries
being permanently injured by the many strikes that the
Board OF Trade i, taking much interest in it, commit
tee nas appointed 10 JOINT meetings between
employers and employed, for di,cu sio1 with view o
reconc ii zion TIER ch dlspO lt,On on both Sdes
tuut it Is expected harmon, Will on be restored and
eral thousand iIle men set u work AZ IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
+. SHAW d BROTHEES FAiL URE.

BOSTON, Aug. lee is stated that Ferdinand
A. Wymau, trustee for the firm OF f. Shaw Brothers,
OF Boston, has tied with the principal creditors In
Maine on basis of forty q dollar, the offer made
ne pr, klev shaw I'm Decemb.r lrt Tn. deb that Mr.
Wyuau thus settles will amount to between $1,000 and
900 This settlement leaves almO all The remaining
creditors of the firm resident M Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
crrnNa ms rHf0tr giIH I Ea<o&

william Romuiuc Oslundcr age tl''} -'""'
,,inuit ca icno D., cutting a. throat iHd'' m"'n'hs
a hi. foous 40 A. roe,r'at, lro t}u coroner h''a'
hria eta nqursl " 4irn sultod I" verdict Z" 'u''''
" d. tmporrly ms.ne ostfanior was 'if'd ""'
mai no children aud earned oomiof.aD'e 'l'mg a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

a contract was signed yesterday with John
H. staru fo, the transportation Of passenger and their
baggage FROM ocean steamships 60 the new barge office
Mr statu viii receive stNy.,cven cents FOR each piece
eli baggato aud mo- hing tor the seuger The contract
goes iuto fleet on August -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
MR.. CoNKLIyG or or Politics.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNR.I

ALBANY. y. Y, Aug. 16.-ln declining an
election AS an honorary mber OF the Pumed knights.
ex-s natOr ROscO COnkng writes to ". r. Nichols OF
this city, as follows:
Noting Yours aud thanking Won for the offer OF an
honorary mpmb rshIp of the political organ Eat on re
f. red Co. must ask 10 excuse me. am quit out o.
pot rs don't wish any way u be drawn INTO the
pending canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

name was Adler, and thnt her husband was cabinet
maker at No asa Bowery while being interrogated she
suddony broke out 81 want to die tor my husband
Lhcy mad the ropo ON him once must 20 20 him or
theyll get him any how she commited for et
animation regarding her sanity The matron found on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
r,arir 10 orriN voFr ctorHrs ArFGrstN5

Cha,lca II. llavlcy. nlils Dr. Charles II.
.et who WAS arrested en- frida 'or catching ~
bnodie a.. cothe. ffon an ripd hotol Carroll so 'ot
So. zoo ufo .dvny, VS. taken 10 mo ''0'-
con Market Police court }ctio'd"' 'hAl''
Iofd, On cuanl boy g. the employ "i
! Davis u tliot. ~ No ~ mathuvr, had ''n.'l' {"
la Place A. Oruvrst hld trcriv che on the At
Kyrinr tn ct rtalea iiant iiuWl ti 10 gave u 10
nam as "a liau.o,L iltprrs ~ HlNr nom M g. q
it "a ps the "kiup Of 1aiofs o. If"" W jersey
an, ana srv here who 30 pIrse ~ CONT al 'rn
ilncd he - aoncf Ito Was ned ny Justice uoInah ~
$4,000 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

,ha there was no money IT. and a. he is not nc =
glory, saii, IT no co. S,o,... h"" 90
like an American aud when asked how ong ~ "a boon
in this country said twelve mortha lie u uihs sssr
than sor Iklch hs counlri man. who has made rep-
iatou aud money at the business. and with whom ne "a
pearcd 81 be on good trrms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

TRIBUyF OFFICE. August III n m.-The barometer
Yesterday rose slightly. The weather was clear and
rair The temperature ranged between 69' and SAP.
the average (757 being So higher than the
spending day ast yc-r and 3 lower than on tr day
Cclr or fair Il weather may be e1pcce to-day
In this city and VICINITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
nv nrNMlNk conrs 10 INr 49,

The steamship Denmark of the National
line. which Nas detained Quarantine ion having oRt
en- hoard from Morse lee mo up fo M. cry yesterday
1nvius previously discharged her Via sci les cargo The
Benmuik arrived on Toufsday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram, shows the variations in hs cy BY n.hs
Of nch perpendicular I'm give on' 81 time r the y hours
ini-ht line representa- The oscillations
The dotted har
IN. Indicated BY the thermometer o. Hal
a p. Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
I,SlNr wIln ,1oo ~ nm rocEfr

A German woman, neatly dressed ~ black
slk ,,stcrda, Wac ,A 10 The onbs Police ''Hii bl
uu oniooi Nhu fnuld be- wauderlul ~ The sre"' nh'
sas unable TO speak LuglaA II uas learnrd that hef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGroS Aug. i6-For New-Englant.
generally fair weather. variable winds. generally son 10
nearly stationary temperature the coast warmer
IN the interior
For the Middle Atlantic states generally fair weather.
variable winds, generally souhcrly stationary temrera
mre on the coast, warmer N the Int rtor
For Tie OhiO valley and Tennessee, generN'y fnlr
weather east 10 south winds, ally stationary tempefa
tuTe.
For the Lake REGION generally fair weather. east 10
south winds, bee ming soutley, hrhcr Temp rature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

I.undborg's Perfume Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Ma ROIA
LundDorgs Per me. Alpine NiO.st
LundbOTgs Perfume. Lis Of the VALLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

at s2l per other attractions are Theodore
Ihomass Orchestra. fne fishing and safe bathing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

Cocoains compound OF oOcoanutoi is sure TO aay all
tchlng End irritation OF the scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
DIED

Hunt. Remed, pronounced by the only
for kidney diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

lD Ncsrt e.. and 200 Ut.hlHar
ttr.ttuetiera nf Wfnue ana campaign NuH's shirts.
Capes taps IorHas Nr i'of4t pres Visit unl .'mpfe.
on.nv oh Hammers - -np, bats, fuoft pui.s lea tla
cltvun exhibition, iico 60 at tanp itn cgWpn ula fg
ufofaNaf down 'oHN 'NNfAlHN a !h Goa.
% ann a.
A. IsiHhlshrd irui.,uunH CO.'S rvluafa aiu 80
heat iUhtHIH uu uIif 1 Reference IluuH If Hfsig
COMMITTEES, sutH iuW 600 cents up reid iol ,ei utue
conn A 60
ial iltItnHHt
nepnhhcan aud Democratic Lam,uoua uaassa aHlaoaa
all ulHit. lfltr fl tsuta
a. MtNouH unnhe Mtu, co Nos. 20 ant sa thrcisf Of
fhtfpt Waterproof uPepo pFh Net HpanHrs
Handsome durable nu.u Manufacturers
under lritus patuuL lnfnsumoniA Nh hs Fiuapin tpk
AfNAtl, portraits and ttmpaGn rlulpnig nta . a., .,
a. H. LAVA A ~. ~ NVoss@ss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

/ Rupture Endically turcd By Or MNRStrs rreatmeni
A. years practical exp only Office No Nesey ST
AstOr House No uptOw branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
lJolititil Notices.


A Political nnnnrra. inas uui inuinl-
ilesI sU.h a.HsulI Nt iinII 81 Al NNAI'A .I a 'fIt
%, uulu. .t Olt l"ua' headquarters 5000. ~
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-29
4 pfd FAMILY ROW
In Which Ratchet II Alleged TO
Have Come Into Play.


Henry Dickson, a honpecked- looking
colored man, of 2i09 NJ street, had the dis.
tinctlon this afternoon Of being the defend
ant in Judge SHELLS court In three charges
of assault and battery on his wife, his
motber-in.law and his sister-in-law.
The,6rst case tried was tho assault on his
wife, Sarah Dickson, an excitable young
woman. She said the accused moved out
OF her mothers house last Monday and took
all his property with him and came back
yesterday and broke the locks OFF four
doors trying to get at her, and when he
caught her he struck her on the head with
q Ratchet Telling her to the floor, and he
then kicked her In the stomach. She i'd
mitted that she had no bruises on her any
where, not even on her head whore no hit
her with the Ratchet.
Emma Brown, tho other sister, q tall
young colored woman, was the next to
mount tho stand and swear against the I'M
happy husband for assaulting her. She
was q very dernonstrativo witness. She
said he chopped her and her sister on the
the head and cut her mothers head with
the Ratchet.
"He chopped with the Ratchet, Judge"
said the witness, "and kicked Ikea mule"
She stopped second to catch her breath,
and~cut the air with her long arm and
kicked out behind at the same time TO
demonstrate tho vicious way her relation
uGed the Ratchet and legs on the family, to
the great terror of old Bailiff Barton who
was sitting behind her and was danger
ously close TO her lis.
Look out there, girl, you'll kick over
the shafts" said tho old man when he
ambled OFF to q safe distance, as the witness
foot struck the top of tho railing that en-.
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