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New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
COUNTY DEMOORACY PR0DLENS.
SHALL GRACE BE ALLOWED TO BE "Boss"i
rrrKCTs or THoMpsoSs DrATH-LHADERs DIE
GUSHING TIE SITUATION.

rryKcTs or THoMpsoN's pEATH-LEApERs DIE
GUSHING TIE SITUATION.
There ID O good deal Of quiet canvassing
goius among the leaders Of tho County Democracy.
All trying to find out what be done TO put the
organisation IN Its feet again. For some time before
Hubert O. Thompson's death there was considersbie
restlessness among those who had acted with him for
eyeral years. 1t was evident them that Mr.. Thomp
sons star the wans, and the County Democracy
was drifting into tho same position ~ Tammsny HAL
held under John Key-under the control OF political
boss" who could not provide for his followers Mr.
Thompson did not have the same hold on his foi-
lowers that Mr.. Kelly had. They would not follow
Thompson through disaster aud still have faith in hm.as
the Tammany organizston did in the case Of Mr Kelly
The OF this had much effect on Thomp-
son rs his disappointment at tho treatment which ne
received the hands OF Mayor Grace and the Admins
trstion. There others who still were loyal TO
Thompson. As one Of them put IL: 1--WE knew that we
were slipping back but could not, In common de-
ceucy leave Thompson and mako terms for ourselves
with the Mayor" Thorn psons death released these
men, and left all free to make what alliance they chose.
pnrroy and Chsrnbrrlain Ivns have left stone
turned Tnompsons death 20 make converts 10 the
faith that that as o, 5sye The Mayor doe: not wish to
become the nominal leader. He has never been mem
Der of the organization But he would like extremely
to 10 leader and he has already gone Tar toward
accomplishing this. There are several lnluehtial men
yeyor Beatte ex-Mayor Cooper, Abram s. Hewitt and
Police Justice Maurice j. Power. who do not wish any
an, man 10 obtain power to be called boss" They
see that 1anmany Hall is actually stronger without
than 1t for several before Mr. kelys
retiremept They Will strongly oppose any movement
looking toward Henry ID. Purroy grsspng the power
that pson welded and using 1t at the behest OF
Mayor Grace.
Many cancellations have been held by groups OF
the County Democracy leaders within the last week.
AT which this phase or the situation has been discussed
Noses nave yet been counted TO see how the mem
her. of the Executive Committee stand ON the question
OF Grace or anti Grace The conservative members
say that they following the example of Tanmany
Hall In giving equal weight 10 each Assembly District
Nomnaiy mis- couise has beon followed ever since the
County Democracy was organized. Really. during MI
Thompsop's lie nothing OF the kind done. lie did
hot possess Ebs power OF MI Kelly, but IN most
matters his Will WAS law. The suggestion IS made that
an fpdrp. ndent man, ike ID. E!ery Anderson,
Mayor cooper, be made chairman OF the ubExecutive
Committee composed OF each Assembly District leader
and prevent the Mayor from obtaining absolute
~
the hitter part OF this week, probably on Thursday
evening the action taken at that meeting Will prob
ably aetrrmne the future ami nos IDLY the sue
cess, OF the org aniz ,tion in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
BROUKLYN.

Mrs Florence Nav Sau who IL held rs an
OF her band Abraham sault in killing freec fhser on
uv 20 denied she had wade new come >soh
impl atng declared tat hcr sc"hu con-
she did not intend 10 Tell any more
In n quarrel yesterday morning NJ Gold and Water SIS
Charles No Gold severely wounded IN
the wrist by pOcketkne III ue hdnus Vi An"O"
BetOn who was aiterwari arrested
Timothy rt'v age forty, of No 81 seNehteentsl
conductor on cal 400 the seventh Avenue line was
crush,d between and one of the Vanderbilt avenue
line company, At Washington and trout s st
evening His right thigh and right Ieg were oi1he e III
iucd man WAS taken the Cumberland street Hospital
Joseph Goodwin twenty four OF No ~ WoodDnesl,
of Charles Goodwin who owned large amount
81 uronev In The Eighteenth Ward arrested yesterday
for grand larceny forgery After spending all the money
he eceved from Ls father o earned living by selling par
lor rugs for W Boyn;on Of Nos 522 and o24 Broadway
on ne instslmen plan Recently he sold rugs Tor f2J
and rct,Tue org orders Them keeping the money lie
acknowl lodged his guilt when arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
PAYING OFF AN OLD GRUDGE.

A woman known as English Jennie" was
committed tor trial at the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday, for assauiting Policeman Mccormick and
enabling prIsoncr IN his charge to escape, Two years
the who Al present says her name Wilson,
was McCOrmlck for ntgieciing her
mont -old child. The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty o Children TOOK the Guild away from her. aud
10 lay for tho officer SHORTLY mid
night yesterday morning Mccormick had arrested Iohn
Daily, had just stabbed Mrs James McCabc at No.
529 West Twenty-ninil-sL, aud was taxing him
station, whom the Wilson woman Observes him from
across the street, anu came over aud attacked
threw sha wi his head and got In
mouth. He Overpowerrd her, thrusing his hand
down her throat She aficrwaId bit Policeman NJ r
rs~y WHINE Mccormick was trying In apture
his prisoner VINO had escaped IN tho trouble. In her
the woman L. SAID 10 have been the
of running a number Of men III good standing.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
IaLAYE TO THE KEROSENE HABIT.
QUEER TASTE OF AN ELEVATED RAILROAD PORTER

QUEER TASTE OF AN ELEVATED RAILROAD PORTER
AN OYER FROM A MUSEUM.
Superintendent Metsger, who has charge OF
the suppies for the Third Avenue Elevated stations.
has time wondered why 1t was that at the uD-
town extyseyenths station several tines the quantity
Of kerosene was used at any other station on the
road The lamps there did not burn any brighter than
the rest OF the companys lamps, neither did any OF tho
station carry il to their homes for watch was put
upon them and they all payers OF gas hills Mr..
Metsgers curiosity greatly Increased when, about
three months ago. kind OF oil called non ext los
i've furnished at the station and more was used
than at any other place on the road He ut Que
of the sharpest and shrewdest OF the oompany detec-
tives work. and the aters nvsstgstons proved that
the cause Of the oil leekage big sxfoot coored
porter William Dickerson who Is employed about the
exty-seventh.st station. william confessed that he
was q slave to kerosene drinking and that to him
wne matter how ancient or costly that
could compare with his favorite hcverage
He began drinking oil when boy, In ole kalntuck,
where .he Was born. His appetite for melons, apples
peaches almost uncomfortable and when he had
up with cramps His mother didn't navc private bottle
OF 49 brandy and Jamaica ginger to draw upon ana
Dickerson was dosed With the oil beralv. As he grew
older tho desire for lie" increased In proportion 10 MS
size and capacity, So that now teacnpft Is needed,
where before spoonful was sufficient NOW, when the
cramps nothing short OF half pint oil kero-
will aay the pain Many wtDessrs testify 10 his
eccenrcty In his craving for oil and that they have
watched him dispose OF cuplu after cupful He SAYS
that the posve oil burns his throat While tue
other don't taste lik Q muffin"
am and tried 10 induce him to accept An engaysnent
at his place OF entertainment But william WE anu
entirely satisfied with the hOnor til At has already come
TO him from his fellow poters and they 90 hot WISH 10
ss week lp I" drin oil ssorc tho fassers but he
stouty refused 10 desert tho railroad company.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
NEWS FROM The SUBCRBS.
JERSEY CITY.

watchman In employ Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY while walking along the trcscwOrk about day
break yesterday discovered three little girls asleep among
the tmbers They ragged dirty and barcfoOtcd and
their pnched indicated that they familiar with
The pangs hunger eldest child who Is eleven
ois her Nal and
we're her sisters and Della ages respectively four aud
the 10 the police who
learned they the children of Patrick Gafney.
butcher tme did business hut who
became addicted drink and 10 tramp Poormaster
OF the children and sent them 10 the aims
house at snake Hill
The anniversary Of the dedication OF ST Patricks
Church Ocean celebrated yesterday morning with
great ceremony number OF Ccrgymen from various parts
of the state had accepted Invitations from the Rev Father
IIennessy the pastor, be present solemn high
the Rev Father Wallace OF Newark acting
ceelrut the Rev Father Sheehan deacon and the Rev.
Mr. Carew suILdeacon The Very Rev Canon Moynahan.
of Utica ill., preached liberal collection taken up
aid in paying o the debt OF the church.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
STILL LAUGHING AT THE GUMELEss PURROY

The recent published interview with Henry
d. Purroy. In which he denounced corruption In Tam
many Hall and declared that It WAS allowed to exist
there while the County Democracy had had the
to thrust from ranks hal brought dsgfioe
on 1t by puuderug the city iasteal Of protecting It's in
tsrests has created loud laugh among those who
know his past history.
corruption AMI political honesty aud decency" said
Taminany leader yesterday His breaking the jaw OF
delegate who opposed his cand late for State Senator
the convention at Nyack Is known to all. But
Ia known well is tue fact that PutrOy the
chairman OF the committee which disciplined most
the County Democracy leaders out Of TaInnsny Hall
f. Enrry Anderson, tho chairman OF the County Democ
rncy County COumitter, lett Ianimany Hail because
PnrrOy grossly insulte him at meeting OF the General
To those who know PurIOys political his
tory interview aud the sentiments express q
lust enough 10 double them with laughter
HIS nerve Is really something wonderful"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
MR.. CHRISTENSENS FLOODED STREET.

HIS VAIN EFFORTS TO FIND WHO OUGHT TO PUT
IT IN ORDER-A SKETCH PROM NATURE.
MOrten |. Christensen and his sister live in
modest little building, which they own, at No. 273
S-cond-st., WOodawn Heights Morten Is Dane and "A
fresco painter He complains loudly of the condition OF
the in the neighborhoo OF his hOus has ade
sketch after OF its surroundings three days
after a rain 1his sketch represents Mr. Christensen
crossing the street toward his house In feet
deep lie says that tho picture does represent the
stree. IN state. he feared that no one
would believe faithful representation OF the fact In
endeavOring to ascertain under what department the
supervision OF the street comes lie has had the expert
ence that Mark Twain had with his famous beef con.
tract
"FOr year past" he says, / have been trying to
have tue city government put Ia order the
street front OF my house. In comparatively
fine weather 1t 10 quaguire, but Ia
RAINY weather 1t becomes running stream waich fills
cellar With water and overfOws the ground the
depIh OF three feet am often wet TO the waist IN
crossing the street TO the elevated walk opposite and
such condition OF things Ia not conducive good
health On November . sent complaint To the MAYOR
and he referred II to the Park Commissioners No
December l sent complaint to tile Depart
nent OF Public Works. which was referred TO the
premises and gave opinion that 1t was not public
highway; therefore tue Park Department was not
PEELED TO act Then appealed to Justice GOrinan at
the Harlem Police Court to summon the Park Connls-
to ascertain whose duty II is TO put he IN
passaOe eondition but he said he had power act,
and again appealed to the Mayor. The Board OF
Health then ordered TO ill In the lot which the
house stands with fresh ear;h which l did. The
Park Commissioners then said that the matter would
TO the Board OF Heath that had coupled with its
order, sad requested to inform Park Depart
menI In uhes OF heavy rains am prevented from
no medical ala can be had,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THOSE TEsxnsskA TArLos BROTHERS.

Chattanooga Dspateh 10 re Loufsre Couri-r-Journd
Alfred Taylor, Republican candidate for
Governor IN the eity tonight ami ntsrvle ed
by your correspondent regarding the joint with
his brother, Bob Taylor. whom tho Democrats nomi-
mated last week.
He said "Ordi ary think the questions OF tho day
should be discussed In JOINT debate Ia state contest
but dopt know how fraternal gladiatorial contest
would appear Family ties are strong. and thought
q joint canvass would plant dagg-rs In tue
hearts Of our parents who in the decline OF
life. and bring down tho sharp knife of division IN
would never give consent TO II, but II the people
Will look a the matter in The right light forget
brothers and let the as IL will be oD
my part high toned and elevated let the dAeus bs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
A 0ERMAws SUICIDE ~ MADISON SQUARE.

n VIoVOI sIOI WIS HtHTU I'll NIdtiIbOu SU are al
3Ocloca yestsrisy morning. Inc PARK was deserted
apparrhtIy ahu Policeman Doan walked through IL TO
nnd out who hrei the shot. On coming to the bench
usually occupied by George Francis Tram when Lalug
an airing with the birds he found q sitting In a
crAmped position with shining revolver IN his right
hand Getting no reply to question, the officer rased
the mah's head and blood rnnutn,
down his face from large vouns
In tho forehead The man. though Raspng
for breath, was conscious and that he was IenrS
sonncberg OF NO. 3oo Broomest. An snsula lancs was
sunmoned ana ne was taken to the NewYorg Hospital
lie refused TO tell why no had shot himself The rrvoi,
YER was an oli'fashioned 3s-cabrs weapon, and one
chamber was empty sonneoerx died about hours
after he reached the hospital IL at the sd
dress gwen by the dead man that he lived there ana
notnDg known by any OF the people IN the hons,
about q person answering this description He wns n
German, about forty years Old, ana spoke In broken
English.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
TAMMANY HOPES AND CANDIDATES.
MEN WHO WILL STRIVE FOR NOMINATIONS TIL

FALL
The declaration of Sheriff Hugh j. Grant
that neither he Grand Sachem I. Henry Dugro Is a
candidate for the Mayoraty nomination of Tammany
Hall surprised good many persons who thought taey
knew considerable about local politics. 1t has been
known TO Mr.. Grants fricGds for some time and was
announced in THE TRIBUNE OF Monday last that he
would not be a candidate for Mayor this fan. He was
strongly urged by his friends TO become candidate for
the nomination, and unquestionaby could have had the
nomination had wished it, but he thought IT much
more desirable to serve out his term as
Sheriff. Even OF surprise was
the announcement that Grand sachem Dugro
was not a candidate for the May0rauy. 1t certainly
was believed by many that lie was continued as Grand
sachem OF the Tammany socictyn orier to keep him
prominently before the rammIny braves and thus make
him an available candidate for Mayor should 1t be
deemed wise to nominate him. Mr. DugrO does not want
the nomination.
Several names are now being considered by tho
leaders OF Tanmany Hall FOR the head or their ticket
Prominent among these are eH-Con'rolier Ah1r.w n H.
Aside from Mr.. O'Dononue, no one who IL an ac-
tive mrHbrr Of the organization Is beus considered IN
connection with the nomination. Ii is felt tia
a good man, one who can withstand criticism
position OF Ms,ormust be named or he will be defeated
The contest this fan Will be purely local oue ana
party lncs will not mold the voters.
The rest Of the ticket will be contended Tor by the
Tammauy with ali the eigrrness that has char
acerzcd past contests For the nomination l,r iegset
there are candidates. The place VIII he worth
ia the future than the County CerEship, the
Roosevelt having made IL satIiet oce. Tho Large
surl OF $4,000 Will not he spent AGAIN to secure
nomination election. Henr, Bschpi, weli-kn,wu
lawyer Is candidate. So il Thomas f. Gi.foy, and one
or two others will he announced sOOn. For supreme
court Judge thore Il not much doubt that Recorder
Frederick Smyth Will the nomination. He
has practised civil suits most Of his life,
and mis- lie that direction. lie has made
celeut Recorder. ana his nam II Is cOncedei. will add
strength to the ticket. To s1ccaed Hooper c. Van
VorsI, IS Superior Court judge there several
diistrs, including Grand saehen D1sro, Ambrose
Mcneil, wishes to tread In the footsteps OF his
father and three four others or the lawyers IN the
ganlzttOn To he elected Judge Of the superior Court
or Court Common Pleas for he term Of fourteen
years with salary OF $4,000 year. II pre- that nil
awy OF the organization thnk worth STRIVING
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. AUG. %. 1886
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer UmbrIa (Br). McMickan Liverpool Aug IL,
Brown & Co Arrived at the Bar at a m go 90.
with and passengers to Kunardt Co. Arrived at the
Steamer Leeriam (Dtch) slcrendregt Rotterdam Aug T.
mdse and passengers to Funch Edge Co. Arrived at
steamer Bretagne Fr new de JCnssln, Hayre Aug
steamer Burgnndia (Fr) Duac Marseles So Naples
rived at the Bar at 545 m ,,-.. ,..,. ,.... u,.,
mdse and passengers to Ouerbridge Co. Arrived at
steamer Aers Percy. New Orleans days with mdse to
Steamer Seneca walker Newport aud Norfolk. with
mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS 60;
Norfolk mse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co.
with iron and empty barrels ORDER vessel to Snow Bur
Ship Mary Fraser tof Windsor Ns) Dexter, London AZ
days chalk and empty barrels to ORDER vessel TO
SHIP Ring lot st John, NRl, Murray Liverpool 40 days
with %de SrdT yesse , 10 scIe Re Hn%Surc "A days with
mdse TO order; vessel 70 Funch, Edye CO. p,,o. s ,
with IRON more, ore to de Flores vessel Whitney CO.
BARK Essra so 5. John NB Kerr Kerr Dublin July with
Bark Gum (Nor. Bolnan. Bahia Ss days. with sugar
o order vessel to Benham & Boyesen,
Island, light. sw: clear.
Arrived yesterday
5 with mdse and passengers to RI cort Arrived at
steamer no 2nd B Tyson LSnGSn s s BAR Aus & 10 Pnyre
TO Lawrence Giles & Co Arrived AT the Bar at ii m
Bark Giuseppe (Iap Rvar stettn AZ days. with mdse
or,ter.
Bark Fairchid Park Hull 3S days, with chalk to
Berta.Y; vessel To NJ Pickering & Co. -
Carib Montgomery Truxo IA days, with indse TO
Eggcrs & Hcnlein
SAILED.
Steamers nelvetla, for London; otIano Hull; Rgon City,
Newcastle California Hamburg Pomona, Montego Bay.
Shin X Robinson, for Philadelphia
BARK TaisnaI fol Port spain.
Brig Harry and Aubrey for PointaP Ptre. Guat
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEHA
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Aug 22-Saled steamer Wyoming (Br). Rig.
by from Liverpool hence for NewN ork
ROTTERDAM Aug 2l-Saed. steamer w Schoiten (Dtch)
N- for New York
ANTWERP Aug 2l-Saied, steamer Waeslanu (beig, teo
erweg. for Newiork
BARBADoEs i0Sailed steamer Finance. Baker, from
Rio Ianeiro hence for Sew-York via IT Thomas
Aug 2l-Salei steamer Alpes tSpanl, Anasa1ast
from Mexican ports hence for New-fork
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THAT CORy PICTURE IN PUCK.


From The Kinderh0Ok R0u0h N0tes.
Exception has been taken TO Opper the
makes corn growing with It's ears sticking the
very pinnacle of the stalk The seness OF Orpers mis-.
VIII .n he was directed In En,sh draw field OF corn
OF course he thought OF " Korn" which ia the HI rh
Du ch for gran" IN general II the editor had told
the artist that he wanted him to make draugh or q
field OF "Ma-." Opper might, indeed. with the usual
perverseness Gernans have drawn lot OF field mice
but i'm possible that hs would have depicted
field OF maize, which II what wanted When an
English editor a temps to direct German artist he
mnst pretty explicit something will be to
wrong,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
MPERING WITH A WITyESS.
Gutiellmo Pario, of No. 81 Baxter-s

Gutiellmo Pario, of No. 81 Baxter-st got
into q difficulty with Giuseppe Canzo. OF No. 80 Null
berrysL Saturday night ani struck him ia the face.
He arrested aud yesterday taken the Tumbs
Police Court Wbic CanzO was telling his story to
clerk Giuseppe sandonatO who hangs around the court
acting occasionally Italian interpreter. got beside
complainant ana opened conversation with him Clerk
Doan noticed this informed Justice Duffy that the
Interpreter tAmpering with the complainant sau-
donate usy elected by the magstrates
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIvALA

Windsor Rotel-The Right Hon. Sir Lyon I
Plsysir and wife. Of Enxsn@ ana ths sShupv and
ueci Bsrins. Of England and dc Muru.s" Japanese
Minster st HoCnan hot.se-Coun. s..
man Philip b. Thompson, H.. Of Kentuoty Aaosmar'o
Casey Young. OF Iennes@sec @ ~;
Rr.roorf Eousr-Nr de Westenbcre Minister Tor tne
SstS.rlsnds at Rome ~ Hote, Br1n"cick..Ihs MAT, =,
quis do 6,isey HovseoInomss ;,on Grsspn
or Mrmphis Ness. York Hotei-The Hen Il A. bras.
ssy. or England. WesfminsT ho'e'-uis' '''"A'
IrlmAr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
HILLMAE GRADUALLY GETTING BETTER

MafsidII j. HIIIindn, OF Barre, Mass, who
attempted commit nj the Grand Union Hotel
Friday DixD., and upon whom the difficult aud dan
gerous operation known trat athetomy p,rformea
by Dr Mitchell At bellevue Hospital the same night
rapidly Improving and his physicians believe that
will recover The only DANGER apprehsDd from the
bullet lodged In the back of tho skull near the top of
the spinal column. To probe for this 10 regarded s
dangerous vt the present time He expresses bmsel as
xious recover but is still retceDt reasons
eog trying " uu kiase but sAys that hs was driven
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
TALK ABOUT A REAL CITIZENS CANDIDATE.

The Executive Committee OF the AntI-MO-
uopoy League last meeting discussed the
OF various eligible persons for Mayor. Among these
were George W. QlintarI, Controller f. " Loew and
John T. Agnew. There are msay influential Democrats
VINO believe that a citizens candidate for Mayor.
whose nams would comment itself to the pubic a
man for the place, would lie received with such favor
that either 1aiumauy Hall or the Comfy Democracy
would be compelled TO take him up and accept him
its candidate This programme prcsuppOsrs that the
citzens movement Is to be bona-tde one, and
ten up by zens" Charles L. Miller, Francis
NJ. scott aud others OF that clique, with tho Mayor and
CHAMBERLAIN Iyn- pulling the srngs OF the nominating
convention. far actual steps have been taken
looking toward a movement OF tho kind. but there
sOmethlng may come OF IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
u,,.r,s COMA on TODAY.

Second trial race OF yachts Maynower Atanuo' fur-
tan aud Priscilla, outside course - ,
Annual convention aud dinner OF German-Amercan
Journalists and authors ,
Policeman Flood criminal assault case before Police
commissioners
Master Plum bers' Association, l y. M.
Inspector OF Weights James A. Monaghan before Con-
troiler Loew, T. IN.
Plattdcu utsche Voks-fest, schuetzen Park.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23


rated VINO ell al New trlday
lie at her home No. 80 Fast siKtytbrdst,
at p M. Tucre we're only lew people present, aud
the II the family and the persona
tr ends the dead woman. Ihe Rev. H. Hastngs Weld
Of Rivertown, ~ j., oiiciated. Tue burial the
family plot ia Greenw
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

The Grechc belonging TO the Field and Marine Cub
Bath L. L. sw2nped by the swell O the
of stapeton yesterday The occupants Messrs
irsch and Webster. Mr.. Webster could not SWIM Both
By slboat Hopatcong of Stapleon after
which they resumed their voyage with paddles.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

70 t. hv ,oue-coutiuusd suffering from dyspsp.
ss H srTss hi: cot b:ius 81 sss,dS dS o. snns
nas nnIer trestrnont are confined. None OF his res-
called MIN yessday s sssTFiI% HIm.p E% oon ~:
dtop was favorsby BY the house surgeon ~
Ralla
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

order lie had howsver. apparently said Al he wAntea
brought before the Justice osnio extromSy donnt;
ful ss to Identity of the prisoner. though ne hsu
positively stated At tho station that Paflo was Ms @~
saiant PAro was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
Announcements
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs WIysLOws SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used for
CHILDRKS IEKrHlSG. sOOruEs IN, ChlLh soFlESs tue
PAIN. CURES WIND COLO ana Is Inc bEsi
HKAKDY FOR DlARAliGA Twenty tive cents a Dotte