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New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
TERRORS OF THE DEEP.

,n,v., or THE srpyI, AFTER ROUGH VOYAGE
SAVING A SHIPS CREw-ovERDUE VESSELS.
The Cunard steamship Servia was the only one
OF the SeveTh which arrived yesterday saed
from Queenstown on January -, ana the weatneI nn
bade fair for the voyage untilSh uesua 70
Increase In force and the next morning ~ was TER
rife For the safety of the passengers strict S1ogr'
were gwen that they shonld remain uccn ~ rgd
The gale continued without abating until m nurSuas
night. when there was lull for two hoqis, anu
then the wind became hnrrleane pioman9
with greater fury than Setwecn SetVle in two seas
snS saSo great Volume OF water breaking over
made the ship tremble from stem TO Stern; ,l On
the vessel was almost submerged. In the afternoon
q Tremendous sea broke over tho slde sWepL aNnS
three of the large life-boats from fe cstons
lookout bridge and tore away about 10y ieot o VI
the starboard railtag. One OF the sky-ngnts waS
also broken ln and large nUoG one e Of the rudder
chains broke and the vessel lay roiinR, tossiiS @
pitching iu the trough OF the sea TIL repairs weie
Relief came on Sunday With the breaking
of the storm. The weather con'inueu ,bo
moderate and oof0Ttsble from enIs passago % On Tues
dav subscription was taken among the paS1eh1
gers and f162 was collected. from thls IoV Nh Nm
Be used to purchase chronometer for Captaln 1c ,
KsV. and the rest will be epportioned among ths
crew as a testimonial to their courage, skui ana
devotion to duty in Of the tSe sorTS Which sailed
from Queenstown three hours later than the Guon
for the safety of the latter vessel she was due oh
Sunday the fear that she hfs met w5 ana
some arrangement TO her machinery sad saTd
has heen Obliged to run under salI
while making repairs. Other vessels Overdue are
The India. from Hamburg; the France fron Lon
don; the Hevetia, from Liverpool and the LcS'ine'
from Hamburg. o
The Savannah steamship Tallahassee arrived r. yea yes5
terday having on board GapIan q e the IN stesmshp
William Kennedy, of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company. of Baltimore, winch was
abandoned about twenty-five miles soulh oi LooA-
ont Shoals on Tuesday
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native country. and invested with the chsr.. -
kon5n slightly owing, believe, to French a6uencs
ne speaks Arabic admirably, breaches on TIA -
Wild great uncon, enjoys for bis vfsdom
the Arabs and lives the offerings Of the boIievss
WISH the shrine. The revenues from such sourcs
necessarily small, and It has occurred 10 the ness,
Frenchman that telephone might render him rosi -
the keeper Is about to install telephone in tis r{
which Will convey to him In his chamber the ouestsc6
put 70 the saint and return his replies Besdss XII
ministry might bring him, he knows thas Ia ~ yy.rn ~
produce deep aud salutary impression on the mimi
remain dread mystery. w
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
TIE TELEPHONE IN K1IRWAN.
Parts Correspondence q The LondCr Times.

I'm the enyirOns of Kairwan, the holy city,
there s keeper OF Kouba or shrine who has introduced
h taenhone or Is about To do into the exercise OF
h's functions In a singular and unexpected manner.
THIS keeper is OF French orgin1belonglns 20 good
Nn,,an FAMILY OF ROlrn, | believe-and the son OF q
Pa,ar of state under the monarchy He Is fifty years
Of age and has passed through the most curious ex-
Deriences lie once priest OF the Fremonsrants,
hos" nrucipil monastery Is near AVlgn0n, ana known
W. the Convent do frgolrt After leaving the trigolet
M meo,Ss Trappst at the Abbey oi sta0nelli, In
hg er After time he lett the abbey and proceeded
to Tunis where he turned Mnssuman ana settled az
hcre he lived until the entry OF the French
inn Tuns lie rendered ut the time some service To nj
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
An ICEBERG FULL or SEALS.
From The yull Mau Gazette.

- From The Juil Mall Gazette
Here ~ story OF the sea told by tho captain
ot Norwegian barque who Iceberg full
ol seals Tho irst iceberg observed when In longi
tuae Do. north and latitude 46o east The weather had
peen very ioggy ana the vessel moving along with
short canvas, when suddenly mountain OF Ice oorned
up ana The barquo driltcd toward It. The berg was a.
Glonr M as crystal MIN the exception Of great dark mass
upn OF vapor arose. when tho vessel approached 70
within reasonable distance Of the berg IL was d,s
covered that tho black mass In the
live seals, without ex0ggeration (says tho
captnl there between two and tbre.
hundred seals there The berg was evidently hollow
and " the water could the seals plun no
Into and then the The wall OF leo that
separated from the seals appeared to be but few
teet thick. and think IL has only been there short
time. Very likely IL formed after the seals were there
TOR 1t is not probable that they woud have up in
such numbers from below aud voluntarily made place
IKE that their home They no doubt gathered there from
around tor month unable S change their quarters"
r thew hove The barH 70 sd cY iha cnhepyy "a
long they dared hoping IL would split or crack In
manner to give them chance got at the SEALS
but nothing happened and they had to sail away.
The general Judgment concerning Legates latest and
revised explanation Of the ST. Jonu dicker viii be sim
lar, suspect, TO Huck Fnfs estimate Of tho Pilgrims
progress The statements Is ntere-tu. hut tolgh"-
a. I.ouia Gloha- -naEln
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SHIPPING NEHyS
PORT OF NEwYoRK. K........THURsDAY. FEB 8. 1885



Steamer scrva r Mckay Liverpool Jan p Queenstown
25 with mdsg and passengers to Vernon Brown CO.
Steamer az ocean os King & penna london 10 days With
mdss Ars Dsasass the Bar ara e II %
y with wire rods a1d 5arrs els ss to order ID ys's
% Steamer CITY oi Washington. Rst.is Vera cruz JanaS
me sn
Bar at 7lG Was detained outside 10 hours By Iog
and passensersi to II 9onge & Co. =. -.
With %ass And oSa 20 Hsoy sS. GO Win
mdse and passengers to Jas W ouIntard & Co No..
steamer Manhattan stevens, Newport, News and Wet
Qd DomniCn smith Rcn%Ond os city Pom, g n and
NSTS Ht1 p1cE sna HseT Bosson Vita mdss 70
barrels to orderL vessel p Thso Rager { Co.
to orier. vessel TO Miller & Houghton.
sUNsET-wnd at sandy Hook, moderate, NV; slear. At
city Island light. NV clear
IL pm-saniy HOOK Barometer 29.T0 Thermometer ST.
wind y L, I3 niles Weather eioaiy
Steamer Lncoln CITY CBr, Grunuela Hull Jan 10 via
Boson mse to sanderson son. Arrived at the Bar 40
'P" CLEARED.
steamer C.r OF Richmond tBr, Lewis, Liverpool via
Steamer Sova scotan DR. wyle Henderson
yceroy Rrl. Taylor. London -Fnnch Edye Go.
Steamer Apes Span. Moran. Ponce. PR, GcPim, Fors
city Of PuebIa Deaken Havana and Mexican porte
steamer oriaoco CBr. Garvn Bermuda A outerbridg,
steamer Roanoke Couch Richmond City Point and Nor.
folk oil DoHinion - co: - -, a., -.
steamer BreA1water. Jenaey' LeWes Dei-oh Dominsf
steamer G.ncus Berry. Boston + Dimock -,
stea urr J W Garrett Poster Perth Ameoy.J ; Krems
Bark irappano AUST Merc.ch Beyrolt rurSoy-Functs
BaTE lNOr) Hayesen, Limerick Benham & BOye.
Hark Primus (Nor), Beruldsen, BusnOs Ayrea-PsulP
SAILED.
surrey for London sate Of GO, Georgia elasss
Crn0co Bermuda; Nacoochee Sayann'Ai Roanoke Norfolk
Suns Phar5s for Bombay, whiney, Me.bourdo 81
fanSSs arss snpeT for Lisbon E@ Agnes
Hambur.; Falmouth Rio Janer9; isindeer s5 Pierre
uoadna White Aa'anza'' Cadet and Akbar
A.. ,,l4,yia Long island sound-steaner EleauorS fof
ship Colchester for Liverpool.
TIE MOVEMENTS or srEAdGaA
FoREtiS PoRfS
LIVERPOOL Feb 5--Arrved Dominion (Brl, Wall
GtISaiis sto1nrs Lord Give Br Ur]uha5t for PHIL.
delphia Bugardn Br), Parry, and Catalonia brh hehay
10 5t Arrived IstrIsa 9s Leass BSston Jan
soUTarI9S FEB o. ssa;sd steamer Ems sF' le''
NEwcAsiLE Feb 4-Arrved steamer Prydan tBr). ParrL
LOT Snl Feb 4-saed steamer Crystal (Br Darling M
NnsafWoI1I Feb 5-Arrived Budspesth Br Car.
nocian from sayasuah Jan is on her way O. Breen %
sHIYGHAE. to Feb 9Arrved steamer lenhoA br tesres'
p aa Feb Arrived Bohemia GER KarowA
iro a,ici steamer MoTayia tGer Pey0lt for New York
ASTwfBr Feb 4-Saile steamer Nederad tbelS) Orinns
for Philadelphia. .-.. ,r.,.., ,o.r, nIa,,.k.r
iiS r passed steamer Werra (Gerl Barre from
NSN'Yok Ian ~ 0l way SOUTHAMPTON ana Bremcp
HAVANA Feb 5-Aruvel steamers Brooinhaign tbrl an.
dersou from her way 10 Ne"-i"iA Vi"eoaS
nm. NcwuOrt curtis from Newly l0fS. -. r,....uo..
S,yTi,Co pr CUBA, Feb ARRIVED steamer Ceniaeso~
o ~ Feb a-saile steamer Santiago Cotton, tor
sT Rirrs Feb S-Arived, steamer Nu1ei 'br LocKer''
New-YUrk. ~, r-y,os ,orN Nav.
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AMERICAN SKIES.
Forn The Arkansdto Iraueier.

oOutnern writer says 1.-THE Italian skies,
now Deau,iiui, now charming, how inspiringl" Poor,
WEAK. imtatiVe 1901 where you lind faircr skies
than those OF Amercai The Italian sky has figured
tehsNeiy ia Enghsn literature which u we'll enongh for
simply make fools Of hsmsslyes Ia following the idea
crsdlod tangled oats hsidoI During the sum.
iner season the Arkansaw sky is decidedly bright too
bright In fact The dawn comes with great blush aud
noon wears an intense glare Slowly light Ia turned
down In the evening" and when the blaze day has
extnguished purple fringe hangs everywhere Oh poet
Annt tall pa OF Italian As. but into tina stnhhs-a
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ARRESTED FOR AN OLD MURDER.

Sergeant Croker, on September 10. 1870. went on
board the tow boat BE at the foot of West -Four
teenth-st. and found Nelson Prudhomme. a deck.
hand dead with q bullet wound ~ his head. tntll
Yesterday no one was arrested for The murder. wo
davs ago William II. Larkin, n Iongshorcman living
nj tho Unlon Hotel, In the B0wcry. called at the
Ninth Precinct Station aud gave such information
as led 10 the arrest of John Fender and Edwin Wat
SON tie former at 100 iudson-st. and the latter in
Fitzgerald's lquor store No. $50 West liouston-st
where he had hccn tending bar. Fender says he Is
n boatman 1hev were taken 20 the jefferson MaT-
kct Court charged with the murder and locked up
tn he eY mi ned
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
ST JOHNS CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.

From The Manhattan (Rds) yatfonaItst
Mr.. Legate has for twenty years been lookeA
upon as q professional gobetween and manipulafcr n
shady transactions He possesses powerful inteisE
wonderful audacity and boundess cheek and maksS Y
pretsnsion to moraty-when he is with the boys Wh3
b. John Governor Mr. Legate who had long been ~
ally Of the whiskeyies entered the prohibition rsai
and has ever since been an unswefyng defender MI
supporter Of st. John, In everything except his ist
known to be close and confidential, and the hSs
m0ny appears to be still unbroken.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Morosini snit In City Court.
Park Appraisal Commission No. 80 Nasssu-st, IL a. IN.
Delta Kappa Epsilon Of fraternity dinner, Dsnohicos' >
evening ,,, ,,.
Patrick Ford libel suit Harlem Police Court
Meeting OF railroad presidents, Mr. Finks ONCE.
Reunion Of Zeta Ps Fraternity Sieghortners evening
Meeting OF Republican Enrolling Boards. p. In.
Microscopical Society. LYRIC Hail. p: M
FaIclers' show, Madison Square Garden.
Jersey Presbytery meeting, Jersey CITY
German Republican Central Committee Ball. Gernanla
Assembly Rooms. , A.,
Glass OF s3 University of the City Of NewYork din
ner, Clark's. 7 p. IN.
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A CLEVER swINDLgR IN BROOKLYN.

A clever swindler is known to have made victims
OF ct least three business nrookyn wlYh forged
STsUh Companys Office at No. Court-st, and sent
letter 70 +. NJ jewell. Of the -four millg at the he
cash check fer $16 drawn on the Broadway Ma
fiOnsl Bank by William Munroe IN favor Of j, +.
Clark and the latter name was signed 10 the letter.
Mr.. Jewell know J. r. Clark Of No. 22S Concord:
sk, which number was in the letter. and as IT
wss after banking hours promptly
complied with. the request, Tho. mes
end the man rot il. A check for O. similar amount
On tho same bank. In favor at .Ipaenh u. Clayk
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06

PATERsoS.-The coroners jury late on Wednes-
day night found that Andrew ). Hockenbcrry camo
to his death from the effects Of clubbing by George
Weidman aud that James Doughcrty was guilty OF
cOncealDg the crime.
PAssAIC.-The charges of larceny mado against
Freeholicr William Mills, the Paterson truckman
and others for taking the press from The Timos
Office, have been abandoned
MADGsoS.-Judge Magic on Wednesday ap-
pointed Judge Child TO conduct the examination
into the financial affairs of the town.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
TALKING ON UNDERyALUATIONs AGAIN.

There was O small attendance at the monthly
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
Cornelius n. Bliss asked that the members recon-
slider the report Of special committee on under
valuations" acted upon at previous meeting lie
said that the adoption OF resolution which declared
that some importers were able 80 get their goods
entered at lower classification 1T Chicago, Boston,
philadelphia. ST. Louis and Baltimore than at New
On unpeastant position. Charles =. Smith said that
the resolution virtually charged the customs officers
at the Ave ports mentioned with being In collusion
with the merchants. ID. g. Robbins. though
obecting TO some points In the report, thought that
10 was stAp in the rLGht dnsaii0u- q. n. Rllss
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fitth Arenue HoteL-Senators a. P. German
of Mar, land B. r. Jonas Of Louisiana. Isham e HSrrs
OF Tenne ssee and n Camden OF west virginia x Scx
q r. Frederick, OF Iowa A. g. Patrick, Of Omaha b 3
smalley OF Vermont Smith Weed OF plsstsouFs Grcd
Central Hote-senator John s. Williams. OF Kentucky
49,. HOFFMAN Hovse-Congre,smen John r; LainI pI SfS
a.. - .e Ihnnv
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Ecofn Ilhl PhII1deIthan Call

Mrs. Winks ats a perfect outrage, Mr.
when Won kneW tbs v bonss Wss @
will make thirteen Mt table,"
Mr.. Winksi Surely you not superstitious about
that. Having thirteen at table won't worry In thu
least"
Mrs. Winks: "wel IT will when you see what smau
rOast the butcher sent"
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(whom they knew, was Dashed in the same manaaeI
by Hctfeld g. Ducker, of No; ~ fulton.st;, ana
Fuiton.st' % t the maine al Of Harvey a. Turnure, tho
stabeman Of the firm, being used. Each check was
apparently genuine and had the bank teller STAMP mp
hank Each check was returned with the words
"no funds stamped upon 1t. and thus the fraud
was discovered. ..s M
No description of the swIndler can be secured as
he was not particularly noticed in the District le
egraph Office.
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MR.. KANE FINED $3.50.
VT HIM LOOK OUT FOR TIE PESIrENrIARY NE>

.rI HIM LOOK OUT FOR THE PENIIENfiARf NEXT
TIME.
Justice Barrett Yesterday fined Michael Kane Y2o0
for keeping a nuisance i'll the shape oi manure
ward at Forty-seyeuth-st and the East RIVER, AM
dayts IN Kane behalf set forth that he nadhnaily
a0d totally removed the nuisance, even gong. so
far as TO scrape the ground In order to get rd OIL ~
Member of the Ladies Health Protectiye Assocla-
tlon deposed that they had been Iefused ADMISSION
to the yard By Mr.. Kane, in order thaE they
might ascertain the, state OF the nuisahoe
point on which he wished TO satisfy his mind. ne
had read In THE TRIBUNE that the ladies who al,
been substantially mobbed. II should Ike TO
know he added, whether the defendant had any
thing to do with that" A. ). Sullivan, Mr, kane,s
legal representative. had heard OF the a.
tack only few minutes before, but he
was already fled that his cIeht had
bad nothing to do with il. Edwin hugh
BirneY, who had witnessed the onslaught: said. IN
behalfof Mr. Kane. that some 200 boys had followed
the ladies' on their visit to the yard and had thrown
OF them cans aud other articles picked up In the
street. representative of the Ladies Association
put forward the conviction of its members that Dir
Kane was not connected with the disturbance
The Justice then stated that the ladies' had ac-
oomplIshed as much in short time, under
the criminal law, as could have been
brought about III years III civil
BE- imprisoned after having removed the nuisance
complained of. Mr. Kane was indicted IN 1878 for
keeping similar nuisance. and 10 this he had
pleaded guilty and alignment was suspended with
the understanding that the manure heap was to be
Kept oonformable to the laws of the Board of
Of this offence nothing could save him from the
Peu1tenf1aFV.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
MARINE INTELL[GENCE.

MINIArURE ALMANAC
Sun rses 701, 59 Moor 00J Moons ara a. 21
HIoH wATER TODAY
<.M-Sendy HOOK 0;49 Gov Isani Los Hen Gaia 2,A
P.A.-sandy Hook. 100 Gov and i,O6 Heu Gaia 26o
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
MISS yEANANs SENT TO THE ISLAND.

Eliza Yeamans, dark-eyed young woman. who
came near being sent to an asy lum for lunatics,
sions on charge Of stealing clothing and jewelry
worth $50 from Miss Ellen V. Stubbs. of No. 132
East Forty-uinth-st. Miss Yeamans was employed
Ss scamstress and left her employers house on
November ~. Some of the missing property was
found in Miss YeamaAs's trunk. She acted strangely
while at the Tombs and Dr. Hardy, one OF the city
physlcians declared her insane. DIR. Fitch was IN
Sined to the same opinion, and the jury was about
to consider the question Of sanity when Judge Gill
hersIeeye. who was dissatisfied with the evidence,
ordered an adjournment that more physicians
might be called, DR.. Macdonald and other ply
sicians examined the woman and declared her sane
She WAS reioiced at the verdict She testified yes
ferdav that her mistress had given her Of tho
SrticIes which she was charged with stealing, in
fetnrn Tor music lessons. The jury fOnd her guilty
~ nettv iarcepy and recommended her to the mercy
81 The Court. bhe was sentenced TO six months in
fhe penifentiary.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKINsvILLE.-The ferrybOat Wostheld while
against the cotton pier adjoining the ferry landing
The guards and rails were torn away. The boat
was laid up yesterday for repairs, tho damage being
about 900.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
LONG ISLAND.
ESILR COUNTY

JAMAICA-Moscs Fowler has become insane
through religious excitement.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
Jersey CITY.
NEW-.JERSEY.

The receipts of Hudson County last year wcro
81 ,003, TAG 20 aud the expenditures $99S,07 40.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
DARING ROBBERY OF A SAVINGS BANK.

The same trick Of stealing n roll of bills from
desk in daylight which successful IN the
Brooklyn Post Office two years ago. when large
sum was secured, was performed on Monday IN the
Dime Savings Bank, at Court aud Remsen SIS,
Brooklyn The bank was recently removed 10 new
building, handsomely fitted mp, and on raised
platform at the rear of the banking rOom III front
of handsome fireplace Is the desk Of the treasurer,
ex-Mayor John W. Hunter. i Is unprotected save
by a brass railing. While Mr. Hunter was
sitting there on Monday afternoon, two we
dressed men drove up TO the bank and entered.
While one of them engaged Nr. Hunter In convcr-
satIon about business the other walked about look
ing ont Of the window and admIring the desk and
fireplace and adjusting his necktle before the man
tel mirror When the conversation was over the
two men departed. and the venerable cX-Mayor
soon discovered to his amaZcmcnt that $500 IN bills
in "A package on his desk had gone also Immediate
search for the men was made. out no clew was Sc
cured
Tho matter was entrusted TO the police with
strict lnunctous 10 secrecy As II was feared that
depositOrs might be alarmed aud 3" run" " on III"
bank set In. Mr.. Hunter refused 10 say anything
about the matter. He has made the amount good;
The bank is one Of the strongest IN Brooklyn. and
islatest statement January gives assets OF 81 2,
G3O, ,34I and liabilities of ~ .s9i 260. The police
Ia We so far been unable To ind any trace OF the
thieves. They are thought 10 bc the same men
who afterwar,i stole 500 from the office of the
Brooklyn News Company, ~ No. 80 fultoh-s'.,
BROOKLYN, by q nearly similar tGic..
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
Nw.y YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1889

believed that there were !morc 'undcrvauations IN
this city in thirty days than IN al OF tne O. hcr
knew OF agents, who after being here three years
could 40 back and build castles on The Rnlne
Jackson s. Schultz and others pronounced ths an
absurd statement. ..,o oe .ho
The motion to rescind the former action OF tne
Chamber was lost. Colonel +. A, Conlillng called
attention to the Morrill, bill to regulate inc conagc
approve it with an amendment that silver coinage
he continued another year. 1t was lost by an over
whelming vote. Edward j. Chaiiees Charles a.
Robins George I. shreve and W. 4. Tiemann were
elected members
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
Announcements


D.. .,ol;tv ondon dressed Alaska SealskiA
ents al siss, prices marked dow1 ,iIo s'' " '
4, ,'t ' 10 - 4, SHAME Manufacturer iO3 FrinS@ss
FOR THE LADIES.
laughter is the poor mans plaster.
Mlting eyory burden i2at
Turning sadness into g'afnHsN
Darkrst hour TO May dawn DriRhI
Tis the deepest ami the cheapes,
cure ills OF this desettpsyo,
h 40 Dr Pieroo's ''Fayorite Prescriptioo.'
- Ill ,vs,k,csses and irrcculartice. "bcItng aoTTn aoTTn
.nterua foyer bloa.ts a,sSaSs.
,,n morning sick and tendency 10 'ance"~'
piiee reduced TO 81. BY druggists
LuypBoRG's Rhenish Cologne.
LuNpBoRG's Rhenish Cologne.
LuNppoRGs Rhenish Cologne.
IrNpnoRc's Rhenish Cologne.
CIuETTs CROWN CoLLARA
Cun6 and Monarch shuts
arc the best OF AL
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ; D2 -,
1aa gtonave. between !yti snl ,s.. svstsn
Uonrs to l. 5 so7 Diseases oil tue Nervvvs Nervs,litC
GenitoU Urinary organs Impotence ana ses .--,.s1
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TARRYTOwN.-Postmasior RaymondS term o.
Office will expire in April
New-York tribune., 1885-02-06

Best quality Alaska ss sealsxs =: y
vMnents vMaTnnnt =, SHANE Manufacturer l03 PrlnS&sg