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New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS PORT.
.SHJPPINi VIEWS.
PORT OF w.YoaK.........TUESDAY. JULY 81. 1873
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.IORk........TUESDA JULY 81. 1888
ARRIVED
steamer Fztoy r Gibb Cat mia June 23 Palermo July
Gibraltar d. with mdso 10 Tucker & Co Arrived at the
steamer Bohemia tGer Karlowa Hamburg July \. with
mdse and passengers 10 Kunhardt & Co
steamer Knckerbocker kembe Scworieans days, with
M Sc > n
Steamer Augusta Nickersn Savannah 3days with
mdse and passengers 10 Henry longe. r.
steamer Benofactor. Tribou. Wilmington NC Sdays with
Steamer Manhattan Stevens, West Point Va, ana Now
port with mdse TO Old Dominion ss Co
Gulf Stream. Hail. Philadelphia, 10 Wm clyde
&
steamer Cty OF NcwBedior, Davis all River with msc
~ Borden 4 Lowell.
Steamer Amos & Blrsow. Corwin Providence.
Chm tophcr Ger Lew1in DlntZlc 81 with
empty barrels TO order. vessel To Funch. Edge & Co.
Conqusatore ltab Lauro rarraSona a days. with
mt o vessel TO Funch. Edye x Co.
Bark Douglass Campbell Brl Wyman. Bostonderry Juns
~. In ballast 60 Parker Co. Anchored In the Lower
BarS Mizplh (Nor olsen Jauero days. with conee
to Brown lros & Co, vessel TO Funch. Edyc hCo
Bark Co (Nor Hoyer Bahia 3S DAYS. with gar to tho
London and Hanseatic Bank. la, vessel to & Boe.
Bark donovan Travis. Sagua 10 days. with sugar
TO Perkins q Wech; vessel to Parsons & Loud.
Brig Morning Light Brown Ponce PR i5 days with sugar
and passenger to l. W * Armstrong
Brig 4 tBrl. Thompson, i'arbatoes days with sugar
Brig Arcot Gates. Trinidad Is DAYS with asphaltum
Watson & Farr vessel to ] IL Winchester & Co.
sUNsEr-wnd Al sand- H,ok moderate, ENEs cloudy
and squaly. At city Island. light. Me- cloudy.
sandy HOOK IL pm Barometer 20s6 Thermometer 7Si
Nini, n. miles; weather cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
BARK Anna Maria Ger. Bareis Rotterdam 80 days with
iron and empty barrels 10 oror vessel TO Tobias Co.
Rnghorn Nor) christensen late Niesen) Buenos
Ayres May 2a. In ballast To Funch. Edye q Co
Bark Schiller tGor stenborner Boston. In ballast 10
schr Elva Pettins (of Portland). Dodge Arroyo 10
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
nRnOKIYN.

Steps are beins taken opea sklIman-aye.. from
Humbodi-st. TO Bu-hwlck ave.
The death rate In the lat two months wa. 22 TO
900
The public baths were used by 1910 persons last
week
The charge against Policeman C"nkin, of the Fiiennth
Pr.cinct of n.enuins John II. Peoples. who made
"A priuoner on July :. was dismissed yesterday.
Commissioner Focman has found nothing In tho
charges made by Cashier OGrady against his superior
Mater Registrar Mclaughlin calling Tor an investiga
tion. O'GrGdy IL still suspended.
Judgments have been onter,d against the city In
seyertv-.evcn suits to recover reduction IN
menis ranging from sjs to 1000. Illegally placed
test suit decided against the city By the Court OF Ap
peals
John Hogan agc fOrty-nye. fell from the thiri-sory
window Of No. / Wa-hngton-aye. yesterday morning
and was almost Instantly killed.
Elijah d. Pepper, "a carpenter, OF No. iii Monroe-s
fcl from the elevated railroad structure IN Alabama
ave, East ew-YOTk. aud was killed yesterday morning
He left widow and children
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
NEVS FROM THE SUBCRBS.
INVESTIGATING THE FATAL SUNDAY FRO

INVESTIGATING THE FATAL SUNDAY FIGHT.
The examination Of Joseph Cerovsky. who Is charged
with killing Jules Opprcy sunday afternoon New
town. was begun yesterday before Justice McKenna.
District Attorney Fleming appeared for the people aud
James T. dwell for the prisoner keinhart Meyer tcs
ted that he In the street throwing stones at
the beer shop. Emil Opprry WAS one Of them. lie
heard two OF three pistol shots hut could tell who
frcd them Emil Opprcy, brother OF the dead man.
said that with others put OF Cerovskys place.
when he reached the street he threw stones at the shop
He did not who fired tho pistol shots NJ shacl
Herman testified that he IN tho beer-shop when the
rotng began. lie saw Cersvsky behnd tho bar with
pistol. He had much he could DO 10 take Of
himself The examination will be continued on Thurs
day.
Emil Opprey, Charles Schneider aud James Fitzpatrick
the charge of creating riot arragncd
and their examination set down for Saturday next bail
being nxcd at 81 900 each for their appearance.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRrpgRPoRTThe report OF the State Board OF Health
for June gives the death rate In Bridgeport at
1871 per 900; total number OF deaths, 49, deaths
nnder nve ysars 90. There have been no cases OF
malaria scarlet fever and measles, and but one case
each of dipItheria and whoopng cough. Pneumonia
had FIVE Victims consumption seven, and there were
four violent deaths A Brooklyn. ~ man has tns
contract building the Bridgeport and West Stratord
horse railroad and he agrees II the company allow MN
days prepare, to finish the work In eighteen
days Harbor- Mcneil says that the excessive
hot weather has driven the large backhsh from the
fishing grounds in this vicinity.
soUTH NoRwALK-Three local bellies soon to be
married. Miss Grace Crofut, daughter Of Andrsw j.
Crofut. is engaged to H. Matthewson Miss Lilly pat
tisOn Is engaged to Mr. Philip Knapp; Miss Amelia
Orsh organst OF st. Marys Church. will soon be mar
ried to Geor 20 b. Plaisted the druggist
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
FAILING TO ELECT PRESIDENT FOR "a SSAR
d.. 1.f II,l.tons uE NLasar Calle2 met

Yesterday morning In the rooms OF the Young Mems
Chrlsslan Association. Fourth-ave aud
The only business undertaken was the election OF
president OF the college In place of DIR. Caldwell who
has recently resigned. The Board was IN session ivo
bonrs and adjourned without accomplishing the object
OF i;s meeting The only candidate was the Rev: Dr.
(;alnsha Is. Anderson, lately the president OF the
Chicago University. The objection was urged
against DR.. Anderson that his conduct OF the Chi
cago University failure and that II did not in
spre Loo that his administration OF The affairs OF Vas
sr the OF his election, would be to it, advan
tage. Two ballots wore taken, AID Dr. Anderson re-
ceved twelve votes three short OF choice Scattering
cast for DR. j. A. Broadus and j. NJ Gregory
OF National Civil Service Commission The board adj
Jour iii the first Tuesday in september at Vassar
Dr. Anderson IN the city and was Frustrated by the
heat fday afternoon lie was taken 10 the Ashland
House, aud recovered.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
NE,yyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY % 1885

cruelty clubbing OF his horses over the head Enocx
ing out the animals eyes THE In the thira time ne
dronth il UNI snally In many place the Pas
trc almost entirely burnt mp, and crops OF All kmos
are suffering The to the farmers Will be heavy
CENTRAL FARK-The pickle factory Of George
Fcnchel was broken Monday night and the saio
blown open. There NO money In the safe ana tno
burglars got nothing
GREESPoISr.-The yacht Fearless, sailed BY Captain
Post capszei In squall on Orient Point yestofuay
father was the party board was In the cabin a
the time and drowned. He could not be Fot 81 until
an was obta ned from shore and hole cut IN the
bottom Of the yacht
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
WHAT THE CABLE ROlD WILL COST

A. BOnZanO, of the PhGnlx Bridge Company,
OF Pbnnixvie, Penn, which built the Elevated Rail-
road called at the Office Of Charles r. Shaw
counsel of the New-YOrk Cable Railway Company,
tertiay, and gave estimate OF the material that will
be required to build the seventy miles OF road which ,he
tons OF steel iron would be required. and that 1t
would take years complete the lines, and that
ploylnept would he given to 5000 for that time.
The capital Of the Cable Company is S42OO0OOo, aud
will be all expended ia the work Of construction. Guy
r. Peton pres dent o the Cable Railway Commissions.
white in Chicago Friday last was told by Mr. Holmes,
president the Cable Railway Company OF that city,
that the fuel IN moving 100000 passengers
that day was only ~ So The lines ten miles In
length The cost per day for fuel the thirty miles Of
elevated railroad In this city is said to be not less than
n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
NEW-JERGEY

RAHwAY-A man who gave his name James Gala
ham, apparently about thirty years old. died at the Police
Station yesterday. lie was taken In custody Sunday
and thought insane, but the probability Ia that the
man suffering from the effects OF the excessive heat
There nothing found on the body to Identify the
man. He about five feet ten Inches tall, had black
bair and sandy mustache lie told Chief Tooke he
from Philadelphia and aftcrward said he lived In New
York
man jumped from passenger train on tho PonnsyL
yanla Railroad while passing through Railway Mon
day night. thinking that after him who wanted
station house he says his is Daniel Gasvsn and
that he lives In Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
MEETING OF INTERAAIIONAL CODIFTERs.

The International Code Committee met ON
Monday ut the house OF David Dudley Field. Mr. Field
was elected president Howard Payson Wds was secre-
tary, and the present Executive Committee were re-
lecied with the exception that Hamilton b. TOmpkins
was chosen In place of the late Dr. Prime resolution
passed In honor OF Dr. Prime and his work In the
OF the associations purposes David Dudley
Field. +. A. p. Barnard, Charles A. Peabody Cyrus W.
Field, Howard Payson wilds. Robert Ludlow Fowler,
Hamilton B. Tompkns Alexander Porter Morse Elliott
f. Shepard. Auasa J. Parker, Vinccnzo B0tta. Willard
Parker Butler aud william W. Lang United States
Consul at HAMBURG, elected delegates from the
Uuitcd States the Conference OF the Association for
the reform and codhcaton OF the laws OF nations To DO
August d.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

Bart Mitchell claims To have killed the
largest snake KILLED In this sectionof country on
last Monday, while out hunting. no heard peculiar
noise In thickot him, which he proceeded TO in
vcstigate, On parting the bushes he beheld a sight
TO bc forgotten. There lay q shugo snake with
dogs hind feet protruding from his mouth His snake
ship wa. speedily killed, and the dog. which was not
yet dead, liberated Tho SNAKE being out opon,
was found 10 contain two full grown rsbbis It's actual
measurement was twelve feet nine INCHES long, and
twenty nve inches n Or ,umference. II not known
how tho dog came TO be In such . prcdicsmsnt He
ssys thst the dog V good hunter. and had tried to
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
RAYED FROM DROWNING.

"Pve got q cramp called out G. Harris. a member Of
the Nautilus Club at Bay Ridge he struggled In the
water thousand feet from shore. He and
eral members of the club had been swimming for
around the yachts that lay ut anchor of Bay
Ridge yesterday and they were returning to shore j.
only feet away when their corspanons cry for
slsance heard. They swan TO Harris and held him
up ut each side until "a yawl came up, and he
nlIIcd abnhrd.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hot-wsrner reference case before Referee cole. MA.
Funeral Of the Rev. Samuel lren@us frime' "es'
Presbyterian Church, IL o. IN.
XiderIncn's Committee on Railroads
Aaueduct and Dock Commssioner: meotingA
williamsburg Athletic Club festival evening: a.
Eow-York- Detroit baseball match. roio Srouno'
Kings County Penitentiary trouble bcfore Charity
Sentence Of Timothy Mccarthy by Judge Glider
sleeve. A.. ..,,,rr
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

SING sfSG.-Thomas Hannigan, charged with having
set fire to the Methodist Episcopal Church at North
sing Sing ir tho sut~r OF $685. arrested on Monday
evening by ChiefNf Police AloDzo McNcal. The portco
Of the etidce saturated with kerosene oil ard nen
set on fire. hut the flames extinguished In time to
the building. Tho arrest was made on the tesi
mony OF John j. Corcorn and James Conpors VINO STATE
that confessed to them that he and an accom-
plice named James Payton committed the crime ray
ton has not yet been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
rryFglL or DAVID HUYLER.

The funeral of David lluyler, who Died ON
Sunday was held Yesterday In the Jane street N. t.
Church rhc service conducted by the Rev f..
Mason North present pastor OF the church. and the
Rev Phi ip Ccrmond As Mr.. Huylor had requested be-
his DEATH the Masonic servle"s for the dead were
performed, Mr. Ralphmayer. Master OF the Greenwich
Lodge Ii7 f. A. ". officiating The pall'bearers were
George Law ton y. IL. Tompkins. Abel Parker. William
Ely Edward Ianficd. ana Jnmes CLANCY.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Jersey CITY.

Josie Brown, little cOlored GIRL frightfuy lacer-
yesterday. Some boy had been teasing the
when the colored girl who lives with Jusce Lanes
family In Ocean-avc. rescued IT, When she picked the
cat up the frightened animal sunk Its claws and teeth
into her face and badly disfgured her.
John Clifford. tho foreman Of q gang OF workmen
the New-York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad, was
struck by q locomotive near the west of tho tunnel
Yesterday and fatally injured.
Ford Grifn, age thirteen OF No. 1s Atlantic-st fs
from In Ocean-ayc yesterday afternoon and
killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
TO WIND Up A NATIONAL BANK.

The shareholders OF the Union NatIOnaI Bank,
No 81 walst at meeting yesterday decided to wind
up the bank In voluntary liquidation. Tho vote WAS
G403 shares out Of total capital OF $4,000 com
mittee consisting OF William II. Male. Alexander NJ.
White and e. ID. Wood appointed TO arrange for the
the original rhs Union Bank in New-York Is
understood that the capital win be nIed At 81 600 600
tion The committee given full authority. however
IN regard 20 closing the OLD and ePspns the new bank
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Holman Howe-A. de c. Grove, Brlilsn
General At Havana and Harvey ~ wat!ss@ai
fAsiis W. Russell. Of Canton. n Em Tsrss Assnnf
stephen pspst u 8 sm'S ATmy Of Fss
burg n y. Murray HUI Hotei.General fTeaerick
Townsend, Of Albany Gsey X'.%dE VISA Wortn1prton
c. Smith OF Vermont. Akeemarie Hotei-Ernest W.
L0uRfellAN. Of BoatOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIANAc
sun rsss ,,t Moon sets l7 Moons age. ds 10
HIgt WATER TJ-pAt.
<u-sanIy Hook AS SCov. .s,lai, 4:i2 iiel Ga,s 63l
PN.-saniy Hook. AS iov. s,.nd 5;4A Hell date s;l3
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

ssy5 cith sugar 70 Maitland Phelps O. vessel 70 IA
ssse Hsss g sss xs aS,s q s az. w
IL JARED.
Steamer India tGss, von Ho.dk Hs.burr-ps.,,. n.
m ss.:s Il: sss
stes@s ssssea y ysss rs.:..s SsEsessa 6sns
ss:essE wys.sss ssllhss NsfsIl City fsias q
M West Point asA ssv,s
Steamer Fanny csdwsnder. Hart. BaItlnors-J Krsma
sSr sscSs@ len wsIss ss p.sci
Ts.Sscs S. G.s: s:si s Ss
s:1s s:1s isnEsn: !Sor Larsen scds.sr-a Rsns.
Bark Fsploa Fr. Dsvsuseat kontsvidso- John Ncrts
BARK Pee. Psa.l HsvIey, Portand. y Il winchester Z Co.
sSST }Ge1 s: ssrss1 sse s,s x
vius Son,
Clear: = yesterday
Steamer oapust tBr. Thompson. Picsou. Ks-BewrhsA
SAILED.
Steamers Colon, for Asplnwals CapuIss Pietou. Ms.
Brg Pearl for Demerara
THE xovEMENrs or srsAxsRA
FOREIGN PORTS
LozDon, July 2l-sailsd steamer Lspanto (Br. Abbotk
LvssroSL jqy Arrived. steamer Sorssnan tsr, Ma
2SrhSAfnved sandman tBr. Smith. IRON Mont
' swasssl. July ls-s.lod. w.,yics tBr. Lob
' snS s5G1O ssy z w. ss ssI M Russell
''S GLASGOW Jaiy 2oUXived steamer Cynthia Br Taylor
' Dovss July 2o,f...ea. steamer Triumph tBr,. Kemp
from Baltimore July ON her way TO Rotterdam.
MALN HKAD July 21-Passcd. steamer Lake Cna1nplatn
OBJ Could fem Montreal July 10 on her way 70 Liverpool
LizARD July 11-Passed Westernand Belg. Ran.
PALRsnc 70 July zo-salsd. steamer Rydd Water tBr,.
rssss S:d sSssoT Bi Langley 70, ss"SoI
VERA CRUZ July Arrived steamer Aipss ts0an, No
rAH VAN Juiv 2iEAr.ived steamer City of Alexandria
nolds, from Mexican ports on her way 70 Newfofk
Announcements
LAcrARr is the best and most healthful acid
drink In the world. rs and 80 cents.
RUPTURE, BREACH OR HERNIA
Permanently The worst cases guara nteed
Pamphlet and references. threecent stamps worde
Dispensary Association 663 Aanst. Buffalo, N =.
ALWAYS USE PLATT's CHLORIDEs TO DIsIN-
housedrains snks, vatercoset vaults sseoess
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l44 Lexngton.ave, between 18th and 30th SIS
Hours-8 TO l. to7 Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito Urinary Organs Impotence and stenly'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
LONG LELAND.

RvgRHRADJ b. slade. agent for tho Society for the
Prevention OF Crueity to Animals. Monday arrested
Joha Benjamin. farmer nearly eighty years Of sgs. fer
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
STATEN ISLAND.

EpGEwATER-The Supreme Court has decided tnat
the Board OF Trustees must appoint Board OF Health
which shall lie composed Of men who are not members
of the Board Of Trustees
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

Seven mon and one tendcrfeot killed In Yellow yaks's
saloon yesterday Red 0ulch 10 getting to be NO souch
Of .lRed Gulch tArL) RipsnertSs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
ITCHING



skin Diseases Instantly Relieved By Cssicsrs.
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great This repeated daily with two three
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keep blood COOL the perspraon pure and unrritat
Ing bowels open- the liver and kidneys active viii
speedily Eczema letter Rngworm Psoriasia Lchen,
Pluus Head Dandrun and species Of Itching.
scaly Pinpy of the Scalp and Skin when the
best ply sicians and remedies fail
Eczema ON . Child.
Your most valuable cUrIcURA REMEDIES have done
my child good feel like saying this for the
troubled with skin disease Ny lie
girl troubled with and tried several doc
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the cUTIcURA REMEDIES which speedily cured her,
which you tia iss aud many nights Of rest
ANTON BosSMIER, Edinburgh, Ind
letter ON the scalp.
perfectly bald caused by letter OF the top Of
the scalp used your CurICU RA REMEDIES about six
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whitesboro. Texas
Covered with BIotchcs
want to tell you that your CUTIcU RA REsoLvENT Is
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Ivy Poisoning.
For all OF po sonng by Ivy dogwood,
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CHI. MORSE. Druggist Hoiston Mass
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1aal PIES Bl,ckheads skin Bemishes AMI Baby
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New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
rRE Garfield SrATUR.

catch the raj bits and there plenty Of room he
had entered the snake to bring out the game
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
l44 Lexington.ave, between Goth and 30th SIS
Uours-S to l. OF. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genit0- Urinary Organs Impotence and ster1lty
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

LUNpBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

ALWAYS USE PLATT's CHLORIDEs TO DIsIN-
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&C. An odorless liquid. Reliable. powerful. cheap
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

RUPTURE, BREACH OR HERNIA
Permanently cured pay The guara nteed
Pamphlet and references two threecent stampa WorGe
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New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Announcements.

LAcrARr is the best and most healthful acid
drink In the world. rs and 80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Uv Poisoning.

For all OF po sonng by Ivy doswood. I wa
rant CUTIcURA every time have sold t for hy
years and It never fails.
CHI. MORSE, Druggist, Holliston Mass
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

Iwsnt to tell you that your cUTTcURA REsoLvENT is
magnificent About three months ago cs covered
with and after using three bottles OF RE5oL
VENT was perfectly cured FREDERICK AAIrRE
% st. Charles st. New Orleans. La.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

asold everywhere. Price; CUTICURA. 50c; SOAP, csc.
REsoLvENr 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CO, Boston. NJ IS. send for How to Cure
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Eczema ON n Child.

perfectly bald caused by letter OF the top Of
the scalp / used your CUrICU RA REMEDIES about six
weeks and they cured my scalp perfectly and hair
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Whiteahoro. Texas
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
ae Asrses WIN Irvine
New YORK Morning journal. /


Mr. LOveday. he stage manager OF Henry
Irving, is conceded generally TO be very
able man, bat Irving is his god, and he
Knows TO god but him. On the last
week OF the Irving engagement at the Star
tbsater Mr.. Irving came TO the conclusion
that be would ike some new drapsries for
the marriage scene in Much Ado About
Nothing" He called Mr.. Loyeday forward
at rehearsal
"Loveday," he said. what do you think of
having those curtains red?"
"Red?" said Lovsday "Just the thing
I have been thinking for some time tha. red
wcnld be better than any other cOlor."
'Oh, absurd" said Irving. "Red after all
would not do at all. fancy yellow would
be more appropriate"
ayes, yes" said Loveday "YelloI would
be Great Improvement. Shall we, then,
cay Yellow
mo" said Irving. "Yellow would never
do. / fancy that gVsen-a sort of bottle
ereen-vould make the best effect On the
audience"
Green" said Mr.. Loveday, "and espe.
cially bottle.green, is one of my fa7orite
colors-always has been-and, considering
the fitness OF things for this scene. 1 am IN
elined TO entirely agree with you that bottle
green would have the best effect"
"Yes, but don't you see, Loveday," con-
tinued Mr.. Irving, the company all the while
Standing round listening 70 this colloquy,
green would be too somber?
"TIue-true," said Mr. Loyedsy; green is
rather somber."
STILL" said Irving, sit might be lighted
up by The torches We carry off,
Yes" went on Loysday, ito be sure II
might be lighted"
well, now, " said Irving, look here; this
is our lsst week here in America: let Us have
DO dIspery at all!''
Just exactly what was going to suggest
Why go to this expense for the last week2'
And there the matter rested.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Metal Poison.

am coppersmith by trade, snd during
series OF year, my arms (oeing bare wnen At work
have absolDe a wonderful amount o. meta
poison. Having scTofulous tendency from M
youth, the small particles OF copper aud brass
poison was conveyed into my blood TIL M whole
tystem became infected. was trested with the
old remedies OF mercury aud iedide potassium.
Salvation follow ed my teeth are ell loose IN my
head, my digestive organs deranged, and have
been helpless in bed for over year With meT
curtal rheumatism. My joints were all SWOLLEN,
and lost the use OF my arms and legs aad be-
came helpless as an infant
My suderings became so intense that Il was i'm
possible for me to rest. Toe doctors advised me
TO go TO the city hospital for treatment. This
could lot bear A frieao. who has proved friend
ii y oUld cure ne. Others discouraged me, bu.
secured few bottles and have now taken two
dozen bottles The FIRST effect OF the medicine
was 10 bring the poison to the surface aud broke
out oil over IN running sores. They soon disap.
Deared, and my skin cleared OF. NJ knees,
which became twice their natural size, have re.
sumed their usual size, aud are supple as o. yOre.
Ny arms and hands are ell right again, aud can
left ell parts OF the body, save two ulcers on my
wrists, which are healing RAPIDLY. 1 am weag
from long confinement. but have the use OF all
my limbs. This medicine is bringing me out OF
the greatest trial of my life, and can not dnd
words sufficient 10 express my appreciation OF It's
virtues, and the gratitude feel that ever heard
OF it.
PETER E. LOVE- Augusts. Ga.