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New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
HELD FOR CAUSING A WOMAN DEATH


The body Of a woman was discovered about q. IN.
Yesterday by stephen Muzzo, a blacksmith. who was
driving along Hudson Jerrace-ave Leading from Fort
Lee TO EnglewOOd. n. j., which Is the prnclpal
thoroughfare between Fort Lee and the neighborng
The body In the gutter by the size OF tue
road Dr. Gendenin OF COytsvllle, and Coroner sehOr
OF Leonia, mado autopsy, when II was removed 10
EDQlewood The officers OF both Fort Lee aud Engle-
wood informed and search Tor the WOinahs a5sal-
ants begun Several persons recognized the woman as
they had with three young men in car
riage Nte Sunday evening shortly aftcr these Iacts
made known two young men were arrested and
o'clock jury impanslled. The hrst witness was
Dr. GleAdenln, who testified that in his opinion the
mad been assaulted and that she died both from
stranguatOn and conclusion OF the brain thAt no DO
eved the bruise the head was caused by fall and
not by a blow, and that the had left her not
thinking that she dead. The next witness John
Cisco, cOlored man, VINO said that he saw
the woman at Fort Lee Sunday, and that she spoke
HIM and asked him where she could nnd an 0ncer
that she wanted 10 have tho ysung man VINO was With
her arrested because he wanted 10 take her money away
Mrs Marguerite Hahin, who keeps hotel Just above
Pavilion, said that the woman went 10 her house
about o'clock that she intoxicated and asked for
odging that time there were In her place vo young
she asked them 10 take her 10 a D0afdlns-nOuso
and three OF young took her away In carriage
thoy returned In about an hour saying that ihey had
found her each paying 20 cents toward
| Marshal Jameson Of the Englewood Protective So
I eiety, made a third arrest. Mrs. Hsflin wae
| then taken TO tho room where the three young
men and identified them as the men who took the
woman in the carriage from her house The prisoners
John ChIIks OF Coytsve; Gustave Patger, OF New
York, and Mr.. Donna. Patger made voluntary state
ment lie said that he was staying with his brotherin
! law Leopold Beyor; passing RS. Hanins when
| John Chuks called him. he was mtoXlcatedi they tOoh
the woman In the carriage along the roa, uhtl they
came to lonely spot when an Tour allgIted lie saw
no one strike the woman nict wound OF any kind
The testimony OF the other two prisoners was TO th'
same eaect. They were held for trial.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

The following are among the passengers WHO His
tav Am6erg Professor Mccall Anderson Jsmes Asr
bury, the Kew. DIR. w. A. Bartlett, Mrs hsy % ynd Mrs
Peter Henderson Count Bozenta. tho Bishop St Srs
bane Dr. Andrew and Mrs. Brown ProiessOI onaIies I
Carroll 5 r. Hldreth Mrs Hdreth, .. L. HidTeth, "
George Jarvis Mrs Jarvis D. NJ KsndTrk ne and nd Mrs
George H. Lorimer Mr. aud Mrs. @. A. Chzzola the Rev
N. Clark, ID. Conyngham Dr. E. A. Crane ~ nTi II MeA
pin jr Dr. George McKerrow, Mascus r. Meyer, Maose @
Modssk Ralph Modeska yndge D. MOTIFS anu "a Pes
Morris the Rev John A. O'Grady. the Rev j. H. ~ rex
H. NJ Requa, b. f. Thurston, Professor F. y; iIs9Si, 1
Robert +. Todd Count de V. Vermont, Dr n 9; ,h
,on f. Zborowski James Patton, the Rev W. j. SmiIn'
A. Gonzales Soto, Miguel Soto. Francisco SOTO hIhgs
land sutton, the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage ana fanny
and Theodore Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
NETWORK CITY,

Tho seat Of Hiram Pool, the cotton broker VINO
recently failed, was sold III anclioH v Stome "
the Cotton Exchange for $Z,o4o 10 NJ W. "'O"''
THE QUESTION OF GUARANTEEING WHEAT
Tho warehouse men of the Produce Excnange
have referred to the Grain Committee the sapJeco 0
under discussion, of taking on tnohselNoS Wy t On
snonsibility of guaranteeing wheat III stoIe ~ d"
increase of fraction above the present ra'es'
FAVORABLE PROSPECTS AT THE UNIVERSITY.
The entrance examinations ut the University OF
the CITY of New-York began yesterday INC pIosI .I
aots Cor the fall term are favorable. IL is expected
tbt tha Freshman class will be considerably larg-
~ tbom nsna The studies will begin on Thursday
at the UNDERGRADUATE and medlcIl uePatiHiiDen.ts
but the law department VIII not open uh'h Oo'o-
Der 1. -
uxApIFTO TELL WHERE HE LEFT HIS FRIEND
The police were instructed Yesterday 10 seaIGu u
for Petor NJ. Powell the engineer on ade S"1 e
Ripple. who had been missing since THURSDAY, Tic
left the Yacht at East Gwenty-i0urt hISt WIN an
other member of the crew ana they nan seNelai ud
drinks The other man could not Iememper WneIe !.
he left Powell A body answering the uescriplloh
nF PoweI was fouud IN the East River at 2lth-st.
and taken to the Morgue.
pRoBABIE WORK OF 4 SNEAK THiiF.
w Cohn, manufacturer of neckwear dlscoVSreu @
last Friday that silks the value OF 500 had neeh
stolen from his manufactoIy NO. lOo OSIla.-sI.
The burglars hardly paid 1or thelr lIolo'e' 10
the silks were of little value except loI tne PuIL
Noses of scarf manufacture and they VIII ne sold
Twith dificuItv Detective Bayer has chaig" OF the
case II is thought that the burglary WIS CUM
mitted on Friday by sneak thlef'
ADVICE TO THE CIVIL sERvIcE COMMISSION. on. or
The State Civil Service Commissioners, yester-
dov at fine New-York Hotel. received letter from
CORPORATION Counsel Lacombe IN when ne eA-
nFessed the opinion that all officers under P0hcc
Justices were State employees and therefore THESE
0os;t,ons came undsr the Civil Service rules. Inc
repot of Chief Examiner Jenkln was aIso ltceiNS9
showing tine results of examinations recently ueIu
by him for five keepers IN Sing sing prison, ofa-
rion for the State Law Library IN Syracuse.and for
several teachers in the State Institute lor TIC Dihu
at Batavia
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
FATHER AND WIFE oFASSASSy oCRLBY MERE

Mr.. CuTley and Mrs. Crrlcy arrived III thls
city on Friday from Dublin their way 70 Chicago
They are now staying with frends at No. lo2 Ryorsoh
st Brooklyn which has become quite rendezvous Tor
dvnamlters and Invincbles In the last fow days
ODonoyan Rossa Dick Snort and others OF the dyn
mite school met them their arrival and them
warm welcome. 1--WE shall never forget your brave
husband, Mrs. Curey," kossa said as he shook
hands with the woman. " IN Striking NJ
England lie struck q blow also nc that taking
and anentary policy which Is keeping our people IN
slavcry His name s cherished by the Natonalstn OF
America and will always be-" Mrs Carley began TO
cry Tho brave husband" referred to Is none other
than one of the four identified with the killing of
Lord Frederick Cavendish aud Mr. Burke In the Ph1nA
Park Dublin-namely Daniel Curley. Mrs Chrley ID
MIA vile and Mr. Curley Is his fatEer. Curey
was one Of the hrst OF the pris-
oners executed He identified rs having
taken part I'm the many unsuccessful attempts by ths
Inyncbles TO kill Chief Secretary Forster and was
proved nave been the man who plunged the dagger
rst into the body OF Lord Frederick Cavendish
have some idea" said Mr.. Curley, of where tbo
infOrmers who swOre away the HE OF my boy may
meet them in United states somewhere and VI 90
the got full Of passion at this stage that nc
could whilo tears streamed from the eyes
nf ira
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
Me- w YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

,. ,,.o,ov ofcattle will be fne. while there is
ong list Of entries of hJrses lug, ins "''"'s "''
ito-day with races for the 2:2i class ,,
vrw,ox-Tbe public schools opened for the Iaii
form Yesterday The number OF applicants Is nu .,
s ave- oyercrowdeh New schools are about to %
conctrUcted I'm the Twelfth and Ihrteenth W"rus,
nun deaI of embarrassment will be caused this fan All
winter In consequence on INC oPs!i ia,y whieh re-
mira the attendance at school Of all children OF
ace whereas there s not adequate aceomhou"'io"S '
tho school population , ,,. =, Yobn
spitznage died last Thursday rom TO- take
Underaker Mertens OF union nd @ wss To- be buried on
Saturday because sptznagie "o tsoa n cro1dnet
and had his assistants the body from
the coffin. The child was bnriei 1eS'ei""' ~
'"nes sunday morning Fred TOBIAS, colorcd
who lives on the Bergen County sde q, ,ne d tSev
River stopped At tavern With of twhiIe
IN which Alfred Tobias was stabbed Ionr t.s hnmo
the the m rOs ee snf hDSs tha. the injured
man viii die owen Marin was arrested & ana iSOiss s
identified him 9s man M60 @a Marrns clothing was
bloody ne denied using the arrn ahS Ss "S eom@tted to
jnii. IiEans'r DID the '''''''' -,,.. r.,,nv,.
Et1z,pErH-The fourth annual reunion Of hearnyh ;hs
LIST Newersey Brigade ns Mas msetpg nSd was commemoT
alive OF the wentythird anniversary OF tne pe ,ans
Champions Pass One hn drea aRa . presdeS over by
Colonel A. NJ Way of NewBrnEswiek Tne Saatess " y,
delivered by Mayor
Memory of General Grant passed In the eVen,ns
there was parade the members OF the prlgauS oes
and dremen The city brilliantly illuminated an9 %
there was q display OF freworks Az tne rsn arInoS
speeches were made by Colonel L. T. 0'"" u
and others. -, r,o..or.st FOR snTinp
PATERSON trial OF David Demarest ipr ,er seis
oeomargarne or buterne representing IL 70 DC putts
was bsgtn Yesterday before Recorder Greayes pr;
K Newton the Health Inspector. testlneu tha. n9 Sn nm
nrocnrcd a sample OF the article purchased py J9nn
Rechert at Demarest's place and had sent ~ 70 ~
Wallace the analyst OF the state Boara OF - ,, raj
,l,oo ~ N
andisad that IL was oeomargarne butterine or suee
nnme. used Unfortunately In commerce lau nano
ne Ram formerly an empoye of Demarests said tnas
Dcnarest was in the habit OF selling oleomargarihe o
hnter and Of laughing the creduty OF MS customers
10 Ram swore that Demarest kept nothing Dut oleo
margarine and sold the same stun to disrent people ~
ai Il nds OF prlces David Demarcst ana ms sale man.
samneI Demarest testified that De Bauns testimony
was false and that De Baum had been dlsnlsseu iVa
neglect of duty. The Recorder VIII give lis ueoi'ion "a
Thursday
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
LONG ISLAND.

WooDutvrv-Mrs. Frederick schwertiercer. VINO was was
assaulted by her husband last week. was reported 10 W
IN a critical condition yesterday
upvpsrr AD-The widow OF Charles De Mott the tar
receiver of the town has announced her intention Oh
making good TO the bonds9eh M ioSs.s W Ho ~
and out OF this she viii make good the deficiency
IL leaked out yesterday that his deiaicerohs VII
tnown some time before his death. Inc bonls-
nmD"I mem have paid the deHciency-Sr57s 9l TO The
county treasurer. During tho noe ntoe !oaH DO oi axe
tcrm In office lie was short II 600, ana ne gave
his note for this amount, Endorsed by Counsellor
Weller which was redeemed In due timo. Inc stcohu
ear n, wns short 50 JOO aud to make up the amount
he transferred two houses, valued at $4,000. TO eA-
Counfv Treasurer Baldwin, under the condition that lot
30 900 they could be redeemed, this being tho amount
for which they we're ran-icrrcd they were peyer re-
Jremed Counsellor Weller. fearing III" thlrd year
would be a repetition of the preceding years, "ithdre"
from Dc Motifs bonds.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
uAUD TO BE BROUGHT HOME.

Charles Green, president of the st. Louis AS
socison having written To Robert Bonner inviting him
70 eyhihit Maud g. at the ST. Louis Fair neat month,
Mr. Bonner has sent the following reply:
NEw-YoRK, sept. II, 1888
DTARgIR: Maud 8. is not going West this season OF
should be pleased to Obge yOur people. She has oeen
I'm training aimee carly last spring and the people 0i
both the West the East have had an opportunity OF
seeing her Since bought her she has twies beaten the
record she then had and she now has the
record OF tho quarter the fastest half the fastes
threeqrarters aud the iasiest mile ever trotted anu
every lover OF the horse w think, agree with lne
that she ia now entitled to rest Besides. have had
hut one ride behind her since purchased her, and want
,o drive her little my self have ordered her 10 DC
brought home 10 my stable. Yours truly,
ROBERT BONNER.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
SPECIAL AGENTS SEARCHING TRUNKS.

Special Agent Aver is preserving profound
silence the Custom House regarding mysterious inves
galions into charges OF bribery and smuggling on the
part OF passengers the large steamships Mr..
Aver declared yesterday that there was no news In
his branch OF the service, while at that moment twenty
three trunks belonging to passenger on the steamship
Auranis undergoing examination and the process
valuation. The trunks said TO belong 10 Peter
Muller sugar refner, who had not declared" his
property the satisfaction of the Special Agents men,
The officials careful to say that no charge was
made against Mr.. Muller.
Special Agent Aver said that charges ohbery against
q passenger on the steamship Republic being In
vesgated. and that II would be impossible for him 10
convey any Information on the subject
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
wrsTcHEsTER cOrNTY.

Mt. VgHNoS-The corner stone OF the now Methodist
Fniscopa Church Is To be laid today. The services VII
begin Al $50 D. m. by the reading Of paragraph 4lO OF
the Discipne by Bishop j. T. Hurst, after which VIII pc
suug the Portuguese Hymn" Prayer VIII then DC
o0ered hy the Rev " g. Cheney, the presiding elder'
ana The Kew DR. Crook will read The Scripture lesson
There will be addresses by Bishop Hurst OhVer hoyt
and General Clinton b. Fisk.
WHITE PLAINs-ThoInas DOnncll, charged with having
entered the clothing store OF William II. Harfi, al
YouLers aud stolen some goods sentenced ycster-
dny To two years imprisonment In the Albany rem
fcntiary George Gray. who was caught fobDlhs
sheriff Hortons chicken coop az PecEsKil was sent 10
tbc n.nitentiary for one year. william EmOrc, James
fillmore and John Henderson pleaded guilty 10 an li.
dtictment charging them with malicious nifchlei anu
were each sent 70 the penitentary for one year.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
HOME Ne WS.
ppOMNENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hotel-James Ashbrry,S ,Sof1 OF Engl3H9aai Hai
~" ,,,s M goci~Ex- -Governor James f. English, OF Col-
neetcH and Congressman George Mest q G. Nit
helI of Connecticut and Eckey H. Coke, OF fennsyv@
HOFFMAN HouseJ G. SS Amara, dtGn and br IT,
Ian s Io on',itop College Grand HOte!-The Rev.
George G. Lorimer. of Chicago 4nrag ,i ~ Fanny
Davenport and C. A. Chlzzoa; Hhosor H9SS WSt,
NeutenantC Colonel Duncan and John BophsDn sh VII,
Of detroit IIbemare HOtei-Profess0r MeSaL Anr
derson of Scotland Westminster 2t rnsor
simpson of Edinburgh. ..... Union Squire HV''' N''
Dennis Mccarthy, of syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races, sheepsheau Day =
II.
Meeting OF Board OF Aldermen ,. co,r,,t,.e
Monthly meeting OF Republican 0ouh'y N'''
Grand Opera House Hall, evening ,, ,,,, ,o.eoo ~,
Senate investigating ConInittee, Clty nal ro1vds
Baseball; Metropolitan-P Pittsburg foio urouhuS'
II. m. -. oo.tio Madison Sduare
Garden IL q. III. o,,., ,to fY.v Of Yew-York
D. IN. -,-,.u.a., cor,inarv
Renublican District Convention, Rosiyh' j" L.;
Keception 10 the Rev. t. Dewitt Ialmage DiooA'"
Marin Inth,r society No. Ga Madison.ave p M.
Iayins Of cornerstone of new church, Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
LIVING TOO NEAR AN OPEN DRAIN.

The funeral Of Dr. II. II. James, OF Railway. n. j.,
who died on Saturday at DIR. strongs Sanitarum In
Saratoga whittier he mad gone about wsek ago IN the
hope that the change OF and water would benefit him.
will take place to-day in the Second Church.
The immediate cause OF his death was peuro-pneumo-
MA but he suffered from a complication OF diseases
brought on always said by the poisoning odors aris
ing from ap open drain which ran near his house. and
which for fifteen years he had been endeavorng to have
the City Government correct abolish He had lately
taken decided step toward aDang 1t, by having per-
ton Of 1t near his house filled up, and In doing 80 he
shut of private drains creating dispute, which
finally compelled the Board OF Health to declare the
ditch "A nuiSanca
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
THE UyDERGRoUND WIRE Problem

The Subway Electrical Commissioners yes
terday decided continue their meetings until october
10 inclusive General Avere presented claims Of
underground system, In which the wires are to be
placed in composition OF pure silica and refined
spaat cement which, II is said is mpervous to moist
and canuot be affected by thermal changes or by the
action of the eements Communications read
from several companies and private inventors and a
representative OF the American Underground Cable
Company addressed the Commis The next meet
Ing Will be to-morIOX al IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
NEW.JERsEY TOWNs.

RAHwAY-Negotiations are in progress for the pur
chase a site OF ground for the erection OF largo
pet factory. by Joseph Wild Co., whose saesrooms
are at Nos SO and 81 Worthst, NewYork. The pub
lie schools reopensd yesterday A newly born
colored babe found by Sexton Marsh OF the First
Baptist Church. the doorsil he about 10 open
tine church on Sunday.
wAvERLY.--The annual fair OF tho New-Jersey State
Agricultural Society opened yesterday the day being
devoted the reception and classifying of the articles
The entries more numerous than in any previous
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
NOT IN BLEEoKER-ST., BUT IN THE BA cK.

John Brown. young colored man, became
enragrd at Cynthia Lodge young woman whom he met
August 90 and knocked her down and kicked her. He
was convicted Of assault In the General Sessions and
was arraencd yesterday before Judge Cowing for
tence.
I" Did you stab man once In Bleecker-st r. asked
Judge Cowing of the prisoner
"No, sab" answered Brown innocently "I stabbed
him IN the back"
lie was sentenced TO FIVE years In the state Prison
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
BorH HIS WIVES SEE MN sEYTEycED.

Rudolf Martin married Bertha Egner IN
osen Germany In 1879, aud came TO this country. lie
persuaded his wife return to Germany last year on
The plea he could money while she re-
mained at the home OF her parents Mrs Martin went
TO Germany aud while she there heard that her nus
hand iiytng with another woman She quickly re-
turned to this country and discovering that her nus
band married Antoine Doerne on May "a, this year.
she caused his arrest for bigamy He pleaded guilty
yesterday and Judge COwDg sentenced him to mprsoh-
ment for one year aud six months. Both the wome D
were in tho court room aud questioned by the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
oy1yA LI0BT DEuAYD FOR PEAOHES

The receipts of peaches yesterday were mod
crate but with considerable OF left over
the market had more than u needed Delaware shooks
i'm crates brought Use dSI I2 basket fruit ranged at
soc aSl-a few extra saved little lines of yellow ~ 20
Fine to fancy New-Jerscy ~ GSl % basket good oo
aeO cents; culls 20 gi0 cents. SmOcks ara running
small but will do by the close O the week some
good-szed White Heath are here The unusual rush Oh
Bartlett pears interieres with the handling Of peaches
Z fHe mam
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
wHY A POLICEMAN GAVE UP HIS SHIELD.
d. IL.

station In West early on Saturday and
laid his shield the desk He said that no was going TO
resign The sergeant noticed that Horan was under the
influence OF liquor Koran had not behaved we'll for a
time and had been absent without leave for some hours
before he gave up his shield. At n IN. yesterday
Horan was found insensble and evidently sick in tho
at Eeventh-ave and exty-drstst. was sent
to the Roosevelt Hospital Less than two years ago,
when Horan was newly appointed policeman in the
school Sf instruction. he detailed by Mr. Walling
y 10 tet evidence Of the illegal sale Of liquor in "Ths
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
ONLY Owe JUROR ,OUT or AN ENTIRE PANEL.
Rnnnrdnr grnmth a AsaisInnt DIsIrict- A Attorney

ttNoI'TfIIIN
Fitzgerald and Messrs OByrn and Palmer, the counsel
for the defence examined yesterday the members OF the
regular panel OF Jurors In tho Court Of General Sessions
I'm the effort to obtain jury to try Peter smith, VINO s
iouty indicted with Alex ander Sweeny for murder IN
The first degree in killing John Hannon, night watch
man at the foot OF East Thirty y-cighthst on Apr q
ONLY one Juror was obtained before the panel was OK
haused second panel Of 100 Jurors was ordered Dy
the Recorder fer to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
GANG LEADER GETS TEN YEARS

John White, the leader of the notorious
stone-Yard Gang. arraigned for sentence estetu
before Judge Cowlng He indicted with Two OF MS
associates for assautng and robbnR Herman seer on
the evening of August 16 The members Oh t1o tts @
asked Sellers, who driving beer wagon, 10 elfy
them keg OF beer aud whom he refused they aragsed
him from The wagon, robbed him OF some money ana
stole keg OF beer. White convicted OF roDpsry IN
the first degree lie Ia only twentyfoui years Old put
has long been criminal Judge Cowing sentenced him
10 ten YearS and six months In the State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
sTATEN ISLAND.

TorrNvfIIF-The coroner jury In the case OF Ilenry
Pew. Iaforgc who cut his throat on sunday dccldel
vcsterIav that IafOrgo killed himself whl,e insane:
fafoc was seventy years old and belonged 70 one OF
the Oldest families OF staten Island MS father ana
,s,Ger who are ninety-nve and cighty-etght years
Tcsnectivey live on the old homestead AZ Valley Forge
near Kpssytlc,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

Aliens Bl.eckerst concerha He became drunk II sno
% ~ he Goa, md was found drunk by other onceLs
& s sed Inv the Board of Police but was rem
t"d hv The conrts on the ground that ne was pu&s & ~
fhe way Of getting drunk wheh he was ''4N w 49,
derca N Aliens place.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
MARINE INTELLIGFNCE.

sun rses 81 sets COS Moon sets 1881 Moons ase d
mon WATER rJ-DAT.
<M-sandv Hook. o09 Gov Island, 0lel!Iei Glse 2WV
EA.-sandy Hook, 0.23 Goy Island Uo3'teh "A'A %'7S
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

Professor Hall, the celebrated New. 1 Z, orr =
cem.f says there IL nothing better than Lguu Breln
bnd up a shattered constitution III is a. po'Ant "i"A
An your grocer o druggist Tor IT,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

Liquid washes don't cure corns' lhe only
affective remedy is Alcocks Corn Plaster At all druggists
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

DEATH TO ALL BUGs AND Insects. p,,,
puhach /" The great California insect Powder Pur'
powerfuI infallible. 10 poison. Try IT,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
Announcements

c. C. Shayne, manufactures OF Sealskln Gar. r.
n,ents and ALI eahng fashionable furs, los
rr bareains this MONTH Repairing and altering uohe'
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. Dy
a, rexingtonaye between 10Th and 30th stl
uourss \ to l. 5 G07 Diseases Of tho Nervous 5yst3n
tiento. Tlnary organs. Impotence anu ''0"'
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
gRlNsATLAYrrO TRAVELLERS.

Iudre The first wife endeavored to give her husband
bad reputation, but the woman he last maili'U 'P0N
fayorably of him.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

The "Favorite Prescription of Or. Pleret
cares female weakness" ana Kindred ahecoD DS us
g1sts.