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New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
suorw.rrR.s ROMANTIC LOVE STORY.

Ieonetu Francisco, proprietor OF a shoe store on
York-st Jersey City, attempted to commit sucIue yo,
terday by jumping into the river on the hehaeLson
bridge A workngman who was passing rescueo hi",.
He W as taken 10 the Station House aud locked up
letter was found upon the wharf IL was In iiaan s'
in the hand OF an educated Translated IL as io
lsws: .,s .~orb,,ro any one
am not the cause Of injury TO any one: am nos c ,o
cause of injury any woman admit ,hat am soat
tmes angry with the world. for the people usually ~
me a. fool cannot forget my birth father @ xsrf
nv froubles kill me l VIII XIII myseI.
vrav God and Jesus Christ and tho saints 70 iors.o
me die good Catholc because OF the scahuaI ciio. "
lated by priest To all the people OF Itaiy SPEAK "
YOU the truth I am just and good map Aaied'G'@,ons @
On tho nrest that brought this trouble on mc. o'o
God my Father Again say; die go4a Cacnone, 1nn,
At Police Headqarters, upon being interrogateo w
tho Chief of Police Francisco said tnat ne WIS 'o
vounrer son of a bemsn, and that no was porh Ln
italy His father purchased him commission III sn1 n
army where remained three years Az that to NC
desperately In .ove with young girl TO whch n.e d
his father was stubbornly opposed They nnny eoPeu
but ware pursued and brought back. lie was treu w
court martial and expelled from the army lie came
mis- country after his dismissal He learned Few uay
ago from friend in tho old country with whom ne na
kent up a CORE spondcnce that the woman he iovea a
lust been married and that priest VINO ived IN no ao
girls home had caused evil reports TO DC clrcatea III
regard TO him. 1t because OF ths thnt
attempted suicide. He will be arranged before
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure Of three Fresh-Air Fund parues ior 'n0
country.
Brooklyn Bridge Trustees meeting. o,o
Monmouth Park races, Monmouth Park. ESQ p M
Smith Metropolitan Bank reference case peiorc
Referee Cole. ,.,.. r,s,,oo
DOnohue. - .o n - :,
Union Bank directors meeting, No 30 Wall-st.
New York-st. Louis baseball match, foio 'rouhus'
p H. n,.. u,.ra =, n ~,
Trunk Line Executive Committee Commissioner
FInks office. o..,..,,o, M.
Barrachnia forgery case before commissioner vs.
born. -, oo, ,.u - IN
Meetin Of the Pilot Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
oYaRors or BRIBERY STILL IMPROVED

The investigation regarding the charges that
money was the selection OF farm by the
Kings County Board OF supervisors was prosecuen ye
the psrsons implicated by prevou. testimony Eugene
Orr a newsdraler VINO was charged with Offering 10 Ill
vlde ~ 600 with Charities Conmissoner Reeve II tho
latter would secure the selection OF the Nlnt Site st
~ thai he had made no sucn oer had he offered To
n,y. Mr. Reeve ~ 900 for the end. lie admitted
that he hsd talked with Mr. Reeve several times about
The nroperty. Orr further said that he heard from
Hopkins that Supervisor arkin hnd told Hop
kins that Mr. offered TO him Larkn To secure tho
snnointment OF friend OF his the Charities Depart
ment n be would vote for the II. Johnand site Mr.
Reeve 1atly ted this assertion.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
LITTLE LIZZIE LECHNER'S LIES.
UIDING FROM HER PARENTS FOR THREE fEAh'
,-.,rr, ~ .ccrNFn NAME.

HIDING FROM HER PARENTS FOR THREE YEARS
UNDER AN ASSUMED NAME
Lizzie Lechner, age thirteen, the daughter OF
poor parents living in a tenement at No. 6Oe East
Ni kfhst disappeared from her home three years
acF and all efforts to trace her were futile On
Sstordav rh she was seen by Mrs. Tillie Levy,
friend OF her family, who recognized her III the
rnise of a nurse girl. Lizzie did not deny her
identify but it took some time to explain some IN
cidents in her young life to the satisfaction oi l.
been in his family for eighteen months. he having
nrocnred her from the Catholic Association for
f,sfrieuding Children and Young Girls. at No. i3o
Second-aye Lizzie was returned to her family,
and an investigation of her disappearance was
made. The girl herself said that she had been
tuition, where she was kept against her VIII r i9r
more than year until taken out by MIR.
d'Huyvetter. . al
Nhe girls failing seems TO be that she cannot tell
the truth but, accepting her statements wtnout
corroboratve evidence, The Times yesterday pub
lished a sensational story which was calculated TO
reflect upon the worthy institution which sheltered
the child The place is only a few blocks away
from the home of the Lechners and was visited Id
the search for the missing child. without KNOW
MARY d. C. Starr the president OF the institution,
told the parents that they knew nothing OF ner;
Mrs Starr explained yesterday why she did not
then know Lizzie was with them. The chlid had
been found crying in the street by klnd-hearted
lady from New jersey, Mrs. Haas, TO whom she
said that She was am orphan and without home
giving her name as Amelia SchTidt. Mrs Haas
took her to the institution and left her there under
the name of Amelia Schmidt. She never told ncr
frue story and lived in the institution as Amelia
Schmidt until she went to Hoboken. Mrs: Starr
saws that the institution affords every facility 70
parents looking tor lost children and 1t was only
tho ingenious deception practised by nttlc Lizzie
that prevented her recovery earlier.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
HoyoRyyo FANNY PARyELLs MEMORY.

Lizzie Frances Smith. president Of the Fanny
Parnell Memorial Branch, OF the Irish National League
sided at n special Meeting last night In the court
house at Eightoenthst and F0urth-aye. to commemo-
rate the third anniversary Of the death OF Fanny Parne
Mira Della T. Parnel mother OF the Irish leader, was
among those present Miss Smith, In tho course Of q
long speech said Fanny Parnel saved 900 people
such ged daughter. She presents to excellent
model to follow II to act as Irishwomen should
She had the qualities Of ChriAan, philanthropist
scholar and a patriot" william j. OBrcn, Of The sun
day Unton said that Parne the descendant OF Irish
heroes and American heroes, and by this means he was
enabled TO set tho American heart aame In sympathy
with the struggling Irish. Mrs. Parne and several others
made short speeches. after which the meeting was closed
by the president recitng memorial poem In memory OF
PA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
CoLUMBIA MISSION EXCURSION.

Mission Brooklyn and their parents viii start today
AT o a. M Gunthcrs Depot OF the Bath and Coney
Island Railway their annual eHcurrlon 10 'oney
Island The Rev. Josiah West, minister over eighty
years old, has charge OF the party Mr. west was ihe
founder OF the mission Fory-ve years ago he started
In tent I'm a rough suburb OF South Brooklyn what has
grown into the mission lie no longer mas cna 70
of the misson he gives all OF his time TO what has
been his life and receives from the mission enough
fo support him. Every one In the neighborhood knows
him In tho winter he receives clothing coal aud food
10 distribute among the poor people OF the district and
The Hallway Company furnishes him with cars, free OF
charge 10 take his people to the seashore.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
woRKuEY FALLING FROM soArFoLDS

Peter RaIIer, age siXty-thrce, painter OF NO.
23s East while at work on the build
ing No. 2O5 East Eighty-fourth.st, fell from scar
fold from the third story the sidewalk and was &C.
riously injured lie taken TO The Presbyt Hos
pital o- -. ~ A,, ,
tenfil.st fell scanold In st. Pauls Methodist
Epseopal Church, o. Observation-Disclosures -eighth-s-
and Eton-ave., while at work painting. and received
severe injuries He taken to the Sinty-nnth street
Hospital ~ 80, , A.. ..,
floor OF tho building No l5s Cbarlesst, aud received
fracture OF the right shoulder and slight scalp wound
He was taken " st. vincenrs Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
WrsTCUEsTER COUNTY.

TArRYrowS-Mrs Katie Carpenter wife OF oI-sherih
ziha Carpenter of the Franklin House. died yesterday
norung OF cancer Of the throat She had been Ill for
fifteen months and has been great sufferer rsyinP
toms we're similar those OF General Grant she disd
of Ihaustion after living fifteen weeks without eating
solid food
YosKgns-The strike OF the men In the Carpet Works
still continues.
P.EKsKII-C +. Lowery. of Brooklyn. while In bath
ing at Oscawa"na Island yesterday. was seized Win
cramps and drowned.
NFw-RocuKIIE.-Jacob schwab. lad azc eighteen
ycars lives In Mt Vernon. drowned yesterday near
Mill Dock while bathing.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
R,Ds FOR REpAvlNG FIFTH AVENUE.

The Mayor, Controller and Commissioners of Pub
lie Works Yesterday opened bids for the repave-
ment of FiftL-ave., from Washington Park to
Ninetieth-st The bids varied greatly, some being
extremely low for the granite pavement ana
proportonately high for the concrete foundatiOp
and other items. For the new payement the fol-
loving bids were made: Abraham Dowdney,
81 10 per cubic yard William II. Harrison, 70 20
Der cubic yard Robert McCafferty, So 81 per cubic
ward; Charles Guidet 81 20 per cubic yard L. w
johnson. So 7S per cubic yard; NJ. Baird, "a d@ 90
per cubic yard; p Crawford. three bids OF $4 ~.
$4 90 and $5 35 per cubic ward. according to the
material used. For the concrete foundation the
bids ranged from 81 40 to "a 10 per
setting crosswalks. etc, were just as
wide In range. It will take, tho clerks
of the Department Of Public Works about, two
days TO figure cut the quantities and prices bid and
asceItaip who is the lowest bidder. -.
The last Legislature authorized the expenditure
of 5000 900 for this work. The Board of Estimate
and Apportionment. in making up the final esti,
mates for 1855 in December last apProprlatedt
6I1O, 900 for repaving Fifth-ave. VI this amount
$IOO, 600 is to be expended below Fifty-ninth-st,
100000 between Fifty ninth and Nintieth SITS
The amount thus appropriated is to be deducted
from the total amount authorized by the Legisla.
furc to DO expended. The remaining $35O.0OO
will have to be placed in next years tax levy. The
Board will meet at the call OF the Mayor to de-
terminc the award.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The National Printing Telegraph Company's
articles OF Incorporation fled yesterday Its OBJ
ects are TO manufacture operate and lease telegraph
and construct and lease telegraph lines
The capital Is 100000 and tho corporat0rs John
Rooney Abner Mckinley. Mark W. Samuel, George ii.
Fearon william n. Denman, Louis j. Morrison and
Samuel Is. Essick. A., ~, .
Trade and transportation have given notice OF appeal
from the order Of the General Term or the supreme
Conrt confirming the report OF the commissioners In
favor OF building the Broadway Surface Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
NEWARK.

William q sjmmonds compositor employed on Inc
Hewark Erenng committed suicide early ySs.sr
Na!warL NV shootng himself In the head. Simmendswho
was twenty six years old. addicted TO drinking ana
often spoke gloomy OF his prospects anu etprcsSet
wish In and his life, His roommate reached nome AZ
A. m. yesterday and found simmonds In bed ana thinx
inc he was aseep Law down beside him. All o'clock
frsnd Of s,nmonds stepped the room to call MIN
and was horried discover that he was dead VIII
bullet hole IN his head. revolver with one chamber
discbarged law on the floor. Simmonds formerly hved
in Was lin gton. ID. e.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME couar CaAaDEas-Before Donohue. Mos.
IL 10 90 81 49, 76 100 1877 1i2 l4a l47 its liS dd5.
i5S ik sf 1856, ls7, 1896 200 DOL .O3 2O 222 2zo 2ol
232 2g3 234. 235. 1896. .3I, 24o. 24l,
sInnoa ,TE's CoupT-Rolins, s.-No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURr-SrEclAL TERh-Beforo Ingraham, j.
No day calendar. -, 49,, ,
COMMON PLKAs-SPEciAL TEHA-Beore van hooson j.
No day calendar. ,,---
CoURI or GENERAL SRssIoxs-PARr I.-Beore Cowfng J.;
md Asst Dist Attorney Il Davs-N0s ], 2 T. y, y
a 10 IL IL I3 IA Is, 10 II, 18. 10. 20 Il, - ~.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
SHIPPING NE VS..
PORT or NEw.YoRK. MONDAY. JULY 20. 1

PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. MONDAY. JULY 20. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamer Spain BrI, Grihs liverpool July x Queenstown
o. with passengers 70 Hurst Arrved al the
Bar at q AN. ,,.
vile 10 with mdse and passengers 10 Henderson Bros
Steamer Olonochl (Bri, Hays Calcutta May To- Colombo
a. Perrin June H. Port said "a, Malta ~ Gibaitar
July with ndse 10 al Bros vessel To SIMPSON spence
Young Arrived at the Bar at a M.
steamer Fern Home (Br Rtchie Malta June Q. oirgen
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

HOtel NOrmandie-Ex- Senator J0hn Is. lien, nem
derson' of Missouri - HOFFMAN House-Colonel Robert
G. ngersoll Of Illinois, ana Count clemens "estPnsen
and Count Ottakar Westphaen, OF Prague MMT"y
UU Hofet-lSeneral Thomas b. Van Buren, late y. o.
Consu-General for JAPAN and Colonel Henry o. Parker
of Bostop - Eptfen H0use-COmmodore cicero frico
u s. Nayy Sftrera,a HOuse-Ex-speaker titus
sheard Of Little Falls N " and Colonel John A. joyce
of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
pI.EcTRICAL COMMIssION PLANS.

Charles T.. Loew, Jacob Hess and Theodore Moss.
who compose the Electrical Subway Commission,
day when they organized by selecting Mr.. Loew
president aud M Moss secretary. +. A. Loyecraft
WAS appointed assistant secretary. resolution
offered by Mr. Loew, was adopted. setting forth
the law under which the commission was made aud
seadIng:
ssed That 1t is the purpose Of this Board to place
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
JAooB THoHPsoy's ASSOCIATE sEyTEyCED.

Daniel ). Ward. who Is said to be one of the
men who tried to burn this city when the civil war was
raging while acting under the orders OF Jacob IhOnp
SON. Secretary OF the INTERIOR sentenced In Cen
eral Sessions yesterday to three years IN the sins sing
the tailoring establishment Of Pettus Curtis at No.
Union Square and passing himself of as Captain Ward
Of the steamer Eclipse succeeded in getting Mr. Pettus
20 cash his check $50 the Park Bank Before he
was arrested he swindlcd LISA, Stern Co. and num-
her OF other uptown merchants Ward s forty0ne years
old and said that he native OF Kentucky and had
lived for twenty years on plantation In Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRIpeEPoRT-The steam launch Jessie. owned by
Henry A. son Of President William d. Bishop. was yes
terday sent by fiat via Naugatuck railroad 10 ner
future home In Litchfled County lake .Johh EpDs'
the drug clerk whose alleged error In rutingnp pre-
scrnfion caused the death OF Policeman Peter Hackets
wife last week has been arrested on charge OF HAL
slaughter He is held In $1,000 ball to answer.
"a Insure the compe the Rdgeneld and Portches
Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
CLEMENCY FOR A SICK MOTHERS SAKE.
Ceor0e IivinpstOne formerly an inmate OF

the Elmra Heformatory, entered the ewelry store OF
Walter A. Doughty No. 20 Maiden Lane. on June "a and
purchased diamonds and trnkes worth $45O. He gave
n check on the Ninth National Bank for tho amount,
signed the name Baldwin TO It, and secured his
goods The check was found TO be worthless ana Living
stone was arrested at No. 30 West Ninthst lie was
tried and yesterday Mr. Doughty asked that
cleruency might be shown the prisoner FOR his sick
mOthers sake otherwise Judge Cowng would have given
him ten years He was Sing Sing for six years
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
COMuEyDIyG A PARK OFFICER.

The Park Board yesterday commended Ser
rennt Thomas Flock the Park Police, who few days
ago rescued son OF Charles Monsess ago sI who had
fallen into one OF tho Central Park lakes. Mr.. Monsess
offered FLOCK reward which he declined. Bids were
opened for gravel for the Park roads The lowest bid
was u % cubic yard.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
oApTURE OF n OTORIOUs THIEF

Three HobOken police officers encountered
three suspcions looking men In Elevenhst at o'clock
Yesterday morning Tho strangers broke away when
ordered under arrest and In different directions
Psos were by both the pursued and the pursuers
only one was captured. He was recognized last night
as George Mcdonald notorious thief The police are
convinced that he and hs pals have been committing
the safe burgaries in the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
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New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
TRYING TO SAVE aTIMr MCCARTHY

BrDFoRD's ELOQUENT PLEAfOs SENTENCE
9Timn Mccarthy, the Oak-st. dive keeper who
was convicted of keeping Catherine 5airow !"
ina her. was arraigned before Judge Gildersleeve
Yesterday for sentence. The woman barrow WAS
present but remained in the prisoners pen; am m
the ROOM Aims face had a dirty look and was
adorned with bristling stubble OF two days
growth. His eyes had lost their suien look s,nee
dmed His LAWYER moved for new trial on the
ground of new evidence affecting the character ol
eo ncS has been said, repeated the lawyer,
about the wealth and political influence OF tnis
He has no influence ana ne y 1o os Soee
todayh Several we're read set
ting forth that they identified Sat nerne paiUm t d al
a woman of notorious reputation IN that clty anu
known as Kate Fisher she had been repeatedly ~
arrested for various cases. had been the wife OF
two husbands an inmate OF the House OF Correc-
tion in Philadelphia. and OF hard c9araSer soe ai Sei
eraIly. Thomas Kiely, q lawyer. OF NO. QUO wal
nut-st., affirmed that there was nothing 700 low
for her to be guilty Of Thomas Hand ponce,
man. stated that he had aIresteq ne1 iHr f phs
deiphia. and Police Lieutenant George biankicy.
who were present, handed in affdavits to similar
eaect One of Rates husbands: Mf oDatT pe~n
whom she had ineyigled into marriage anu iIola .
whom she secured some money. lie oieu ias'
Ex.iudpe Cunning S. Bedford. the Assistant
District Attorney who secured McCarthys con-
vlction, opposed any new tral anu asheu ioi al
immediate sentence. lie said:
Newly discovered evidence must be ere tnaT eanus &
I've 10 sustain a motion for new trial Ihere was was
nothing new this testimony Witnesses had I s%ofh
similarly at the last trial and still the jury conVceo
a woman fallen though she be beyond all hope OF
redeption still the protection OF the law against
sucn rufians as Mccarthy, IN taeir anAey Sn, ,he
TO rescue this despcablc wretch from tne
prison walls they made one last desperate euot ~
The natmre of a threat to impeach me If will not oie IN
the motion TO grant this monstrons brute new trai.
IN i'm the midst OF unceasing storm OF threatening
Ieters and whrlwind OF ntmidations OF every char
nct~r public proves loyal to the peo ahu
true 10 MS official OATH II such conduct merits
ent then let the Senate Of the state OF New l0rk
iinneacb me- This villain now asking for new trla
showed his perfect contempt for society and law when ne
sid that every man had his price. ana wanted 10
know show much it would take to buy Bedford OF.
Judge Gildersleeve read extracts from his charge
TO the jury in the to prove that they had peen
cautioned to give due weight to the evidence OF Lhe
same tenor as that shown IN the aiiidavts. Inc
Judge then said that he would give his decision to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
To ACCOUNT FOR AN OLD ROBBERY.

Detective Gallagher went TO Philadelphia yesterday
10 Identity aud bring back George Snow, who was con-
cerned in the robbery Of the Hobokcn post ONCE IN ss
snow and two coDfcdcrates. James Dempsey ana john
Of them told the postmaster that lame man IN tne
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

roacb wanted TO see him. Snow persona,v.. -.
yay nd en- eed the postmaster In convereaon wnio
his confederatcs robbed the post office OF
sev and Mcclure bail but never appeared Ior sa
and the bond was found TO DO worthless incy VIZ
after ward arrested in NewYork for the & swn
iewelry store and sentenced to Sing sing wnerc Dep
scv died snow is In custody In Philadclpha on somS
cbsree but there is evidence enough to hold him. ana
the Hoboken authorities hope to get possession VI u
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
I" CONSUMPTION CURE ~

vvor,s be truthful name TO give DR. Perces Golden
Medical Discovery the most encacious medic ne yet dls
vcre FOR arrestng early development OF pulmonary
dtsease hut consumption cure would not suncenty IN.
dicae the scope influence and usefulness IN al Ihe
many isessrs which spri from dcrangemen OF the vcr
and blood ihe Discovery Is safe aad sure specinc VI ali
druggists.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
FOREJGy STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
Announcements

CHOLERA, DIPHTHERA, FEvERs MALARIA,
prevented by the OF REID CARSRcKs SODIUM hff0l
,t oHITy slnectant Recommended by the PUBIC Heiitn
superior 10 all other Dsnfectants ana 1eim
cides everywhere. Send Tor panphe@ io-
NsNN
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
KILLED BY A FALL WHILE DRUNK.

John A. Dooner is the foreman IN charge or tne ss
Tentb' .t Iobn MeMahon of No. 256 West Tenth
St. env was ,aborer employed on the work. Mcmahon
made several trips to neghborne beer shops & yes rs.
frencc of ionor AS to be unfit for work. Dooner,
seeing his condition, discharged him. McMahon
was Indignant at this action and he ana DcotSs .a
soon became involved in a lively quarrel. Az the
time thew were on the fourth floor. None OF the
oorlng laid although the fl floor beams s,IEna dlG IN
to ose bis balance and he fell between two Of the
beams and did not stop until he struck the bottom
floor When he was picked up it was i"nnd d tnar rc
eeHeS raWSs' Internal injuries from which he died soon
after being taken to st. vincents MdMpphan hSspt,a,
Dooner was arrested, but denied striking McManom anon
drink u IS he lost his balance and fell The police
have the names of three witnesses to the S a4alr
Twenty-eightn-st Mcmahon left wifeA and TWO
children.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rfses 443; 72l Moon sets OBS Moons age ds
HiGH WATER TO-DAY.
/N-sandy Hook 1921 Gov. Island 1888 Hell GAIA o2.
EN.-sandy Hook S:59 Gov. Island 430 Hell data oii
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

and eaused TO be maintained under ground all
conductors operated to be operated IN the c Se
York whenever pracIicaDe, aha Nv Tue ''"o "-~ 80
EsolseS That al persons companies and bodies n %s%n
~ n~orstsno cectricaI conductors and comibg w'sn %
th purvtsT Of sad acts be forthwith notined py .o
secretary Board has been n to
discisrae the same according TO law, ana TINS
forthwith at the Metropoan HOTEL that
nlsns mans ard methods be submitted as sov on
a. practicable before the expiration OF sixty Gays - the
der that the general discharge OF tho eHect
Board may be expedited and the law carried in'"
as as possible. ,,.a
Another resolution offered by Mr.. MOSS cai'.o 20
unon occupants of houses TO refuse permlss,om; ~
telegraph men to place wires over or on tneir nr
ings unless such men have permit iTem Ino Do"iN
Another meeting will be held next Mohday'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

Iioud Bread receives highest praise from the
oaI fracrnty They recognize its life giving and health
pesrorne properties pleasant and palaabc drink ASK
your druggist or grocer for IT,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
UrNRY A. DANIELS, NJ. u

N
IA Iexington.aye. between 29th and 30th sts
Uours-s 10 l. 5to7 Diseases OF the Nervous system
C;enito. L rinary organs Impotence anu sterihy.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

SrAsoNABLE RHYMES.
Reaches bedbugs mosquitoes. heas,
Moths ants spiders. aphdcs,
Flies worms Knats. and beetles black,
Give up the ghost to great Buhach,
Tho California Insect Powder. Every can guaranteed