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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
MR.. PURCELL AND THE GOVERNOR
tnv Tel rnp ,pH TO LIE rRlRrNRL

ROCHESTER, Aug. Civilian Purcell, who
Ia temporarily WITHDRAWN from the Editorship Of The
Uon and Adrerser. publishes this afternoon in that
paper tn following letter. under The head u A Chang
state Of Fac.s":
Two day alter the appearance in The Buffalo Ereng
T,IsgrqtE Of an article headed RIB ale III con
vcr-aon with representative Of The Ne1r- York sum-
r.tuar. ed that upou the then existing
state Of facts Governor Cleveland must be
cons uer.d q moral lepcr 1 he conclusion,
without he premise WIS printed and has ,uc- be eX.
tensivcly copied. now de> 10 LAY that information
has come 10 ne from source IN which place implicit
q nhdrucr. materially chtn,u he STATE oi f1c.s upon
which tn rcmarB made. Hencr, III justice 10 Gov
eruur Cleveland. my-e and to a Otn,r, WHOM may
concern wi hdraw the chac er ton aud quest tlat
Lereaft er 1t b. not attributed 10 me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
Miss Adelaide Randall

The Fourteenth Street Theatre will be opened wiz
farcical comedy entitled "a Rag Baby on August i0'
Mr. Frederick warde is TO begin starring Jour III
the course of which he VIII appear as Oheuo ia9o' II"
0omor Virginitts and Damon, on SEPTEMBER o.
The plaps Of Messrs. Steele Mackaye, Franklin H.
sar,ent and Gustave Frohman, with reference to the
new Iyceum Theatre, seem to grow bigger oaly
We are now told by Mr.. Frohman that these
mans "inciude the presentation Of al lis success
full productions In every city and town Boosting an
opera house in the United States and Canada" MT
Mackaye is to drill all the travelling companies WHICH,
with the New-York Company, are TO absorb" great
norton OF the available material gradual ed from the 10y
um SCHOOL" Then the London plan o. slecla afternoon
performances TO be adOp, ed and musical
has bee made with Agnes b. Huntington VINO n nale
mr. Ne-YOrk debut the first concert OF the fhlha
monte Society last year. Mr.. Charles Barnard VIII ue
liver his ST. Johns lectures Tue Materials o the Inc
Arts"
Counterfeit presentments OF notable people 13ne IN
WAX continue TO attraction al the hdeh Mu7ee
One of Mr. liners "snver King" companies wmch IN
oludes In its list Frederic DE Beevile MISS Eleanor
Carey John JENNINGS, George F. Nice Ross Charles
Foster Robert Brewer, George conway. CharIes mp
per and Others will open AT the Peoples IheAle on Au
gust 10 49, ,
Next week May Blossom 'eners upon its fifth month
The play still draws large houses.
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polilitdl Notices.


a blninC Monitor ana nWnnish ~ons bo"h
just 4u paara CONTAINING Ialts Letter ~ SO ept
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tho ur1t Annrt Hd iAupaI.H nuthuIa ih th. hns
nraa. lr.i IHftIaItr
all and ,l s.bu lot illustrated catalogue,
ONO 10 ttrndqnarrt. 300. .inds of .anIa..n tinip.
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N,uiu gu.da ~ hatr thr nrri fei ui NHr rIuurf 10
tuu n.tItII tYl 300 go .N lh ltiain o.. l"th f ths
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qu.uLlloa ftIy ,t,ay. send lnI 5000 u ia.t no
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CENTRAL BUTLER TO THE DEMOCRACY.

Bosroy. Aug. 9.-In an interview to-day,
General Butler sad NJ the Democratic leaders. " |
saw they complained that | had deserted tho
Democratic party. There f. no way Of satisfying them
Tie is time they complained II was that had captured
the democratic Organization lie 10 40 then have only
t my cariypa loose Have great d.ht OF gratitude %
tho rcnp, nf tasaclu4ott but none 10 alv Democratic
organizations siltoI oiNatonnL Ia no f1m' align 40
ever receive ptI from thc 90 mo'tHrp National utk MIA
tom nor any National Democrat from outside me -tat.
syot come hof' wU iu my fafof ot To- favor or
tho Dem cratic party. whNn Wa do. unanimous nom.
inor wbrurvr. have amy uaU fnr the organization OF
tho Mnaaa, hlao.ts Democracy I viii trt it'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
A DErAULrER N NE SIN or 10000

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-llarry A. Haworth,
a member Of tho city Council aud prominent real
estate agent has b. en- -slng from his home n West
Philade phia since sunday, and o. l. all gcd that he IS
deiau to the extent of $4,000 $4,000. He was
secretary OF building -Dcia ion, which f. said VII
lose $4,000 by MS transact Ou-. Mis-. Cox whom
II worth acted as agent IL selling estate loses
q 900, and several other PARTIES have claims against
hun for UNITS ran ling nom 50 10 -, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
DEMoORA1S AT LO00ERHEADS.

7Ae Nce YORK HDes deputy Dem says Blaine Is 20 be
defeated.
Prom me NsiU. York TINS June !, lS-i.
There VII be nothing amh guouA about the dcfeH OF
Nj Blalue That defsGf viii be the salVanOn OF
liz Republican parry. - When the party has passed
through IA fires az Gefcdt etc.
The Neo Tors star gIlar DEM on the contrary be-
ueycs that Cleveland's goose is already cooked.
From The Neie. York 6far, AuG. D 1854. .
Iouiv Democratic defeat nd stare us 10 the race
We might make ~ merry wi contempOTaneOus events
OF our neighoors But that is the Ded'ns heau
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THE WEATHER. REPORE
noYERNMENr tNnICNrIOVl


WAsuNGtoV. Aug. p.-For Now-hngllnd,
threatening weather and occasional showora along tho
coast. followed ny uif weather variable winds s'''r
alt from olaf ~ north algnt change n temperature
Iur tho Middle Atlantic stntof, tHtr'toufg w'"h"
nrd occasional shower. followed 10y son.t alf i''f
weather north 10 rtat wind. nearly stationary temper
ntutr, higher barometer 49,. ...
Tor e. ohio Valley md Tennessee, gru'rtlly "a
weather rtrrN 100 Tennessee ~ fttrHlhg weather nNH
local I,in. north io tnst winds nrht} Hi1ll"h'i} l'w
prfatuIr n eastern portion lower trnpc allure la WrH
rIu portion. ..
Fdr tho Lowor Lake region, geuri ally fair wall r.
slight change Temperature, variable winds srhriay
uortAta- itrly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

TRprVF OFFICE August 1O-l a m.-During tn
eo.dy weather which prevailed yesterday the move
ment in the barometer was upward The amOInt Of
rainfall measured 40 4 inch. The temperature
ranged between &c. and 722. the average (6s49
being Az lower than on tue corresponding day asst
We r. aud AZ higher than on Thursday.
Partly cloudy weather ana chances Ui isOndl rain
may be expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
RAILW1Y INTERESTS.
A NEW RAILWAY SCHEME IN TIE "a

LONDON, Aug "a group Of Partisan cap
itl'i'is headed by NJ Freyclnci win jim with the Rus
sian c,Hccssf,ndres ~ constructing lway nom tho
ta'pIau -ca To- BuAso .au, the Ierslan Gulf
The Gar md the shah OF Persia Will
support the scheme. ph,w 81 the Russian Minister
~ Finance l- one ~ the cDuc5s.oHuyfs n s intend
by h' me ns 20 crc.tc through route between Eng
land ana india which Doe p1--e over tulgh
IL Us cNp,c cd that the will be cOl. red n tire,
yer. Tho news % this project + cXctlug opposing
Engi.r schemes O0dug fo ihc construct n OF railway
IA the Valley VI the Euphratcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
THE WAR ON THE BOOKSELLERS.
A SERIES OF ARRESTS IN BUFFALO IL SPITE OF An
INJUNCTION.

INJUNCTION.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRGBUSE.i
BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-The struggle between the
poo-seors and tIe police. tie lat or backed by the
Citizens Reform Association, has been the most
Interesting feature OF this weeks races at the Diving
Park The "sports" won signal victory over the police
Yesterday. An INJUNCTION issued forbid ing the
polite to entr grounds. The oicerS beng barred
out the pool seller did irving business. Moro pools
were sold than any previous cay. This afternoon
squad OF policemen arrived at tn gate 2 but remained
outside Whe the pool stands were in ul blast the blue
coat. made rush through the AMI charged on the
sttnd- The gamblers on the Wa ch and IN an m
sfanf IN. .ad. were deserted T~O OF the fraternity
Burgess AMI Dem.sey caught before thy could
hide. They taken TO tn sixth FIetl Gu ga
ZION House A captain u police went u
the ird-es' stand IN search Of President -
j Hamln. fur whom lie hal ar.ant. Mr;
Hamlin had quietly dep ID. The ollie were provided
with warrants the arrest OF all the roo 20 Iers'
Later in tn three placed under arrest
Since selling frs stopped thc crowd ~ tend
has stnsbly decreased III numbers bateIy <'OOo
people pr sent today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
OBITUARY.
SIR ERASMUS WILSON.

LONDON, Aug. Sir Erasmus Wilson,
IL d. f. r. s, the wel-known medical writer, IS dead
Professor Wilson was born in 1909, became a member
OF the Royal College Of Surgeons IN 1881 Fellow 1913
member OF he Council 1870. and President In lssl
lie founded the Chair Of Dcrmaology and the Museum
Of Dernatoogy in the College Of surgeons IN 1853 and
elected the FIST professor He also found, chalr
g. tpe University OF Aberdeen and made man, nun H.
cent gifts 10 hos tas His specially diseases Of the
skin and upon this subject hr wrote ext -nslytly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
A TOWN ovERRUN BY THIEVES.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rmBUNE.l

JAMESTOWN, Aug. Or. 1. LOgans house
was entered last ni-ht by burglars who stole gold
watch and chain and Slj m mo ey. horse and buggy
belonging to G.. W. Fur " which were left standing on
street last night taken by thieves and not re-
covered The Louise OF IL A. Putnam was robbed ~
quantity Of icwelry and suit Of oues Hardly night
passes bur tina or more houses eher mere OF sOr
Mace near have been visi Ell by hur4lars. Three as
have been broken int here WITHIN mouth. Tie thieves
nave In any obtained large amount OI punue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

Republican for supporting ane for the Presidency
has been taken to the Hudson River Insane Asy-
lum OF Poughkeepsie, at his own request, by
gent ewomen OF This city. Mr.. Blsu-
Volts mind became unbalanced few years
AGO H then went 10 the asylum but his reason soon
returned 10 I'm and he apparently restored.
He has some ability wiiter His friends hope for
permanent recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
LATkST SHIPPLNG NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ....sATURDAY, AUGUST .. 1854
ARRIVED.
Steamer Genfyne Br Dunn. Laguayra July y, Puerto
Cabeuo 20 ami Curacao 81 with mdse and passengers TO
BOultOu, Bliss & Dallett
Steamer kanAwha Greenwood Newport News.
Bark Tasman BIZ Dcsn0 Trinidad July "a with mdse 10
y q ChAOner q TO.
Brig Armida Utah Petroleum. Tarrag0ns ~ days. with
pdsa 10 order, vessel 10 funch Edge CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
FINES RAID BY JUSTUs SoHWAB.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday the
three men, Al Jpn Nelson. Ambrose Wat,cAlick and
Theodore lie zger. arrested in the BOwery on
Friday night for ting and distributing bills and man.
ifesto in mcmoram OF Herman ste master, who was
executed o. Friday In Vienna, arralgued before
Ju-f ce White Justus hwab. who appeared In l. elr
behalf mai tanned that tLey had viOlat no law lie
had mp Dyed them and willing to lake the re-ponsi
billy The prisoners were fined % each and echWaD
pa 4 the inca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
PARTIALLY CORRECT.

THE Nrw-YoRK TRIBUNE and Herald are pitching INTO
each oiher with a great deal OF ylgOr We get 1 ron
reliable sources that HE TRIBUNEs circulation IS last n
creas NJ IL has acted very friendly with the news
al-rs.-tNewsman, Boston
The Herald is dong the pitching in" As for
The TRIBUNE, il is kept as busy as possible mind
ing Its own constantly increasing business though
once in awhile IL finds space for line or two con-
tradictng some of The Herdlds innumerable spite
fnl fahrications about It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
Rrcmrwo coRroG1L lLLMoSy GoDr
nv ttr,anAtu 40 tur tnwrvrl

nv I'M uNNH ~ IWI IHININFT
Pottsyutr Aug, 0,-lho body of Corporal
Jo.,uh ila.u WA brought hrtr t-ln and was received
go tut depot bi Jhr Grand Army pnl largo oonrouiao
If clrus who attended tu thr .usc OF thr torpo as
brother where Itw VIII la guarded Dos twenty veterans
Tomorrow the burial viii take place with impo-u- ceir-
mouI.-. The JuIlrr. touhtlurhi hlA me- tuuptil 10
tuIcc cumplI ~ -Y.Itr-, I"tU Nrlrrr ,y' gIrs
three bands and other organizations VIII form part ~ ir
funeral procession. number ot Grand Army p'7la
from other paita OF Tho county Wall laluclptte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

DEMPSEY ARRESTED. BIT RELEASED on BAIL.
John Dempsey,who fought with George Full
james on staten leland recently. was arrested Ia THIS ely
and lodged IN Richmond County Jail on Friday, on a
charge OF prize Fighting Henry Ocke rhausen, OF tnai
village furnished bal in 500 He WILL appear for trial
tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
DROWNED NEAR Eco ROCK.
Ry TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRrBUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE JRIBUNEl
LYNN, Mass, Aug. 9.-The dead body of a
Ian was found floating III the water Bgg Rock.
Lynn this afternoon. The BODY was nude aud had evil
IDENTITY been In the water several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

NEW SCHOOL HOCSE ~ East NEWYoRK.
The cornerstone of new school house was
lad yesterday Afternoon AewJ rsc, aud Fulton ayes,
East New-York. Addresses were made by President
Andcr- a., the Board Of Educa ton supervisor jewell
~. j. h. Powell, Police Commissioner Pickering and
uLA-I ~. IAe L-lllIlg la 10 loaI rLu.uUI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

BALTIMORE. Aug p.-1ho Row Or j. Pntney Ham
mond Rector OF H. Goorgo7 = g. ch1r dils' op Whit
ting ana Memorial church,. died suddenly i' morning at
hs ro douoo I'm Druid IIl -ltr. of heart dseisc
NAsUSeIoy. Aug p.-JohH y. D1Vaon cl tk in the
ren'ion once aud prouucu' Mason died hero "a. on
carly hour tuil morning Mr pnnaou was born ~
tau,aa or Pcun and LEANED tIo trade OF printer IN
ThHadrl lun. ilr oauo to Ua oitt about tulib hfo
ytHtH 90 and worked uu me Ndh0HW N'r|igrnff' q
wa ono of the ntst competitors ompp'"I on no h"N
tiy Sur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
Mr.. BLAINE At BAR H1EBOR.
nv TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIaUSs.

BAR HARBoR. Aug 9.-Mr. Blaines family
carriage was in waiting at the steamboat what THIS
morning with his little daughter and when thu sehana ar
rived Nj Blaine himself seen 10 leave me boat ana
" S soon spcedn- 10 his co'tagn m NJ ID seft-'"
whore ia a few moments he had a number OF cal ors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

they were examining. When It reached the hands o.
Edward Ahern the weapon discharged ana the bull
LET entered the breast OF Frank Dreamer. The injury
though serious one, was not regarded as necessity
fatal by the At the Chambers street Hospta,
where Dreamer was taken Ahern arraigned at the
Tombs Police Count. when Justice White held him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
INGERsnLL on rALMAGE.

SALAMANCA, y. Y, Aug. 9.-The Rev. L. DE-
Wit Talmag, spoke a Chauauqnl last week on Inger
solllsm a Colonel Robert @. gersol has been en-
ged to speak az the Thinker rs Convention at Cas-
sataga l. H. ON Talmage SIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
Religions Noutes,

Hapns, Church Of M oiphan,, Na,ontyc aud 6stn.
will preach SUNDAY a' II d. ODD. and /, -laifcr.
We come. Church open ever, SUNDAY al ..c Found
Church of the ilov trinity. NaG,pr-ls. ana a2laL-
The Rev w. l. WAik IN-. ID D.. Rector open al slul
services Al II and p Ia htlar gers cor.l.lJ
invited
Disciples OH hri-t, jGfl.t between -th Is gti avoA
Preaching sunday morning arD c' cnug b tie Pastor
The Kr.. l.. Is "a LIi..
Church open all summer
Five Points ii0lsc Of Industry. l55 wortast. VIM r.
Barnard superintendent Of song snfnS by thS
children. >uulIy 40 $3.50 OC0cA fuDht invited nO~
tons Oi clothing aud shoes solicited
Grace burch Broadway and l0hst.-serylces dse"ntn
until further account of repairs sunday ser
wees al Grace Chtp tst betNc 81 aud tlh aFus, AZ
Il a NJ. and D IA throughout TIE summer
Mrs. a. L. johnson prracnes At D. m subject 4" Tho
lie NJ Power ~ col wh js-I stInJD o. Living vat.
To Provo Faith Healing Institute 200 West
Al All welcome especially the sies aud sAeptca.
Rev a. L. fa.ings, OF Boston will preach IN the sixty.
first street r. Church, between "a and 81 aycs
evening 7i5 o'clock Cshers IN attendance seat
iOrs.
81 George's Church All seats fIee-Rev. W. = RAINS.
FORD Rector Holy Communion al D. Regular service AZ
IL Eyangelstic service at )
~ Thomas Church 5th-aye. and 53dst-Morning prayer
aud sermon at 1890 o'clock EvennE prayer at o'clock.
The Rev. T.. Lucns, Of Trenton j. will preach m Car
me- Baptist Church I2lss between LIST aud I'd sun
DAY, August ~ Morning at l0i0i evening lAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

Iundborg's Perfume. Edenia
Jundborg's Perfume, Marschal Mel Rosa
LANDLORDS Per. 1me, Alpine ViOlet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
MR Srylrx rNrnlAnfD HopnAL

WN. ~ Nfl N iNfF'f"Hf ~ "'+'f nam
Over NlOO. 600 Vur expended 10y George J.
-ruri, hr ore b'r failure toward hr rrct"n"i th' nov
Methodist lpscopal Hospital, n hio"A}n Mr'hodlsi1
arc 90 c appealed order o r7r fuu dA rli tic com
ptu0u uAd equipment 10. he building, IL 10 tauAAt
that 100000 val he need Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

The rain had most depressing effect on
Coney Island yesterday Afternoon and The ho'es we're
deserted. The weatt her, however. did not danpen MI
Gtmores arder and be PLAYED lis ogramme through
IN the possible style The fireworks were pos Doned
iii next Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
A gONDERFUL DIFFERENCE of OPINION

From The Erenin0 Post tanti- Blame Of August D.
"Well, but" we shall be asked, " does not
the arge against Cleveland you yourself state ana
admit H. disauairy him. your estimation, for the Pros
dency oi the United States I " We answer later
stating the alternauvel no, a thousand times no.
From letter crnen by President Seeiye anh-Bd'ne' OF
Amherst college, on August 2
II the charges TO which you refer are true 40 not see
how one wi h any seli-respect can vote Tor the man
against whom they made nor now party WIN auy
pret nsions % deceuCy keep such man IN nOnna
ton To affirm hat the offences are V, MAJ DeC3us..
or ~ arpe that since they eject only the candida
private life they bar 70 his election 70 hlah pup
Office indicates, should say shocking ueDaucheIy vi
moral sentiment. Very truly yours, ., ,..,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
From letter tcrne bV President SceIye tdnt-Bidine OF
Amh,rsf OOLk1f. on AnnnN 2.
JUST IS USUAL.
DOES IFS owN SIDE MORE HARM THAN ANYBODY

ELSE,
Prom The Rochester PostFIprc@ - -
Jud ging from the numerous protests fiom hu oN't
the country the position OF The Ncr FORK Ercntd I0St
that chastity f. not the greatest % tues ana that
offences may consistent ia the possession
Of All the 1uate. which ennoblo human nature and aig
uy human no II not rally sustained by mera ana
respectable people me Posts defence OF Cleveland Dds
falf q DO more damaging than the original charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
10 rGEAL. III WAS Loaded.

number of newly enlisted men yesterday
were collected in the U. B. Army recruiting ONCE
H. l74 Hudson-st. One Ut them had revolver which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
rRnrNE LocAL OBSERVATIONS.

10 this city o. tath
Owe dVona oftims for tar ~ h5a
mi1at saite a rs2ressg tls osA,oo
mlury daring 9Teksn tted Lac TPs
aisssd tbs them ~ Has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

First-class accommodation at Long Beach al
S2l per week Among other attractions Theodore
Thomass Orchestra fine fishing aud safe bathing. :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

KNGsToS, Aug. 9.-The Rev. Augustus Blau-
welt OF tais city, who wrote letter u me sun
q few weeks ago stating Ris reasons Us =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

Hunts Kidney and Liver, Remedy is reliable 1t VS.
never known TO fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

United States Nayy..,.....Aaor House-Mayor T. Y.
Powderly, Of Scranton. Penn Gilscv H0nse-CaptaD
William 7. Clark, United States Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
THE Hines. OF GEORGE vAyDESnoFF

by TELEGRAPH To TIE GRIBrSEl
TRoY. Aug. 9.-Gcorge Vandenhof the
actor Ia ~ low witt consum ton a. bennington. w.
that hla removal home f. impossible lis recovery isnot
9 KupCt. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
OBITUARY NOTES.

Ex-Judge Herman Ise died at Newark yes
{ rlay, age slXty-slS lie WAS wei known and prom-
n.nf among Newark German Amn ri ans, and was
formerly Judge " the Court % Common Pleas ana then
/ OuCr Ju. tioc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House Stephen Is. Elkins, of New
Mexico Hotel Observation-Disclosures ". IL LmoIy,
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GpcciaI Noilces.
NERVOUS SYSTEM

The importance OF the system. power over S
tho direct which 10 has human happiness
horou recognized its and the danger Of overtsxna
whether through intense mental application or BY the
indulgence Of the sppetites and propensues are
proper consideration When the ysen
sderanged II absolutely necessary promptly seek advice
from An expert series 81 has devoted his
whole this study and who from Ms
perence practice has learned 20 discover AZ the
cause promptly apply tie remedy thus avoiding the
painfully seeking the truth 70 the inen
peenced and annoying to the patient who naturally
without delay what Is the matter the extent Of
the derang cement the probabilities Of recuperaOn and tas
required
II brain has become exhausted by intense mental app
cation deprving power Of thought
only being properly te and nourshed
By Of certain systematic methods II precisely
same preside organic life The
value Of this branch Of medical practice scarcely BE-
rated for 1t reaches marriage the preparation Of family
names securing OF hereditary titles and the %
estates In the same family
able command by my the thankful appre
Of OF the Tst 1mes Of the city and Nation and
con communicate much that pertains % the tercss Of
every department OF the system and the
recovering power whether BRAIN appetite propensity
passion
HENRY A DANIELS. NJ D.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
THEATRICAL.

Despite the almost rheuomeually hot weather Days
corrpspy has drawn fun houses at IooGs Theatre A.
though Dol ars and Sense has attained popularity
that would insure f. long rnu' 1t is announced "', nj
-, ,ii ,sitiveIv substitute Needles AMI Pins" on
A,sust 10 Nj Abbey has been compelled to postpone
the opeuina Of Miss May Audersons seas IA at inc ~
conn, Theatre until september IN consequence ~ .
,l,ueo ia Nr IrvinTa plus which mak.s u d'-Iso''
r him 40 keep posses of he Theatre uutil tho 'n'
tls munih. Tho opening pi'o. WI p' " ~ t"'0'" "''
.i,,ca. Misl Anderson will Of course bo tie GdWe'
AZ, r,,r,s vill hc Iygmai,on ST. william iilsnod ~"
,iop, and aiisa Amy 10. ollie fg"iaod