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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-15

IRON MOUNTAIN Mich. Sept A-A strange
aud frightful accident occurred at the Chaplin
mine this afternoon. Through some neglect the
cable of an ore derrick stretched over the new
track was suddenly Stacked a gravel train
swept down the incline. The wire cut the
gmoke-stack like pasteboard. and the crew,
standing on the high-heaped gravel. were moved
off or jumped pell NELL for their lives. All re-
Oeived commissions or dislocations more or less
severe. Three were killed outright one of
them being decapitated. All of them were men
Of family
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"FoR economy and comfort, we use Hood'f
Sarsaparila," writes an intelligent Buffalo, N
Y, lady. 100 dOaes one dollar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-15
Baseball In Indiana.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Sept 1.-The Seymour Browns de-
feated the Indianapolis Mutuals to-day at Cy-
clone Park Following is the score:
Mutuals. O o l O. s
Browns. 2 O 3 Q O-15
Struck out-Meek, IL; Vance, Z. Three base
hit-Heimbow. Two base hits-Heimbow (2),
Sullivan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-15

Ayers SarsapariIla is highly concentrated.
and the most economical blood purifier that can
be used.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-15

home. The regular passengers for Buffalo and
other points came on this afternoon on another
train"
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TIE LADIES SMILE!
THE BOYS Taught

When they see the nobby and
beautiful styles the MODEL dis
plays in new Fall Suits this sea-
son. Our Boys and Children's
Clothing is famous all over this
and adjoining States.
We control several styles in
pleated and Norfolks that can't
be found outside of New York.
AS to prices well, any one
knows our immense business has
been built up mainly because we
always undersell our competitors.
A nice Norfolk Union Cashmere
Suit at $l.85-a daisy. All-wool
Suit at So, or the finest Imported
Suit at $15, can be had at the
popular
MODEL
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Trotting at Mystic Park.

BosToN. Sept. 14.-The Grand Circuit trottine
meeting opened at Mystic Park this afternoon
with good weather and good track. The first
race was for the 2:23 class, and resulted:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
WHAT Is GONG On TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Trial Of ex-Aderman Jachne. Court OF oyer ana Ter
Kockaway Hunt steeplechase races. Cedarhurst, 3
Adjourned meeting of citizens. Murray Hill Hotel
I.
Funeral OF Charles I. WoerisAofer No. East Seven
eDih-st., II ~. -, -
Installation Of Tammany sachems, Tammany Hall.
p. ,....
Sailing of Dixey company for Europe, steamship
America, noon.
Bedford Farmers Cub, Bedford station, u m.
Excursion of MOTEL prOpretOrs around the harDor.
Auueduct and Dock Com usslOners meeting.
General Stewart L. WOodford before Republican club,
No 80 West Twenty y-eighh-st p. III.
Stock Exchange Governing Committee. ) p H.
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps, No 10 Abingdon square, .
p. m. .. , ......-
2:3O p. -
Thirteen Club dinner. Morellis. : IS p IN.
Princeton stevens Institute lacrosse match Williams
burg. p N.
Menco Legal Society. Cooper Institute. y. m.
Chamber OF Commerce Committee ON Centennial OF
Federal Government. y.
Board Trade and Transportation, Bryant Building,
3 d.,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
NEUS FhOM THE SCBURBS
HE THOUGHT he WOULD BETTER "sKIl

He THOUGHT DE WOULD BETTER "skli'
John w. SimonsOn lives in cottage at Ocean
and Garfield Jersey city He returned nome late on
Monday night after his boots and coat ay
dOwa lounge the dinin y1Oom. Between IL ana
O'Clock the door Open and The
figure Of man doomed up before him.
"What are you doing here ?" asked Simonson.
"I'vc a right he here" nswercd the man. coolly
"You have eh !" exclaimed Mr. Simonson as he reace IN
the for double bdrreled shot gun ell W. VIII
that" the moment he leveled the gun az
III" intruder and ordered hin. throw up his hands Ire
and begged Mr SmOnson not 10 shoot Sinl"n-
wife and daughter entered the n the same mo
and SnonsOn handed the 10 ls wife telling nerto
hold II while Dis The baigar Tor that was
evienty dartcd 0f t1e door SimonSon
stopped put his boots cleared the fence ~ ono
bound the road SimonsOn seled the gun
and running to the door fired both nAre, after the iugtve
H. then reloaded the and started out 10 look "
Policeman Miller end to2cther thev
mad" OF the entire neighborbo a. without
finding him SmonsOn returned home. and abOut diyish
Pol Miller cred sitting on log atout
half mile from SimOnsOns house, trying to DICK Drdnt
ont OF his leg The prisoner described hinset as John
Spein. thfty-one painter. living In New OK N
being aralgnci Judge Wn.er he sah he was Ut
and Thought ne in his bo1rdin glou-e IN iong
Branch when discovered my mistake he aided
tried 10 with the bu he obsn M ana as ne
backed with shotgun thought It better to SKIP out
so skppeL" The prisoner was committed Tor tra Oh
charge OF
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
MR. ropDFRLr's ororl1oys MIXED UP

SCRANTON, Penn, May ll.-General Master
Workman Powerly expressed great annoyance over the
publication OF his secret circular. when re-
porter calleI this afternoon. In reply to the
question whether the manifesto WAS genuine, he
said
YES it is genuine. and IA correct. except in one
sentence see the types have taken the emphasis ont
OF that sentence and made II ridiculous. | am repre-
seutcd as saying In the hands OF uen entirely great
the pen is mightcr than the swori TO this add In
the hands OF entirely mouth the is harmless as
the sword In my original address quoted the words
OF Bulwer as follows: In tho hands OF men entirely
great the pen mghtier than the sword, ana supple
mened them By saying: To this add: In the nands
Of men entirely mouth the gun is harmless as his
sword. "
Have you any knowledge as 70 the action taken by
the Knights Labor thrOu ghOut the country III regard
TO tho Anarchist riots In Chicago !"
have. In all parts Of the country resolutions nave
passed the 2ctlous or the men VINO as
graced the streets OF CHICAGO go
IA the ne II meeting the General Assembly likely
10 take cognZance OF the Chicago disturbances I"
"Probably directly but some legislation is likely
TO for the speedy expulsion from the order
of men who would advorate or uphold such IaWless
methods those OF the Anarchists.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
EyD or A STEERA GE RATE WAR.

One Of the most disturbing elements IN the immi-
grant pooling arrangements of the German steamship lines
aud PRACTICAL prevented reorganization si the
Continental seamspr lcrence because of nonuniL'a
tion OF has been the competition and question Of
onia rates between tho Hamburg American AID the
Hambure lines \ definite understa ndng has finally
been reached "A agreed The
ANA gdmatlon OF interests solely regards the
transport passengers The
the for freight undertaken by Dot parties
INDEPENDENTLY
y compact the Carr line Is TO abandon its Office OF
agents III HanOurs and the entire business
for conducted by the Hamburg American
Company. with Mr. BALM Carrs former agent pass ise
VI both lines All scmblance OF In Immigrant
IL Ia be avoided by both limos The two ncs VIII run
vessels alternately from hamburg aud NewN OK the
ambuf liue steamers leaving Hamburg on sat
uTdays. ana Newly Ork Ihui says and the carr Line
Saturdays.
Line has also joined interests with the Sl'man
takes the Latter
have the sorrento Amain, Maraala California.
POlyhtra and Australia II s the Impression thlt
VIII ende Odytr SOME o the lh "a
mi the North German Lloyd 10 the Ham
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
BROOKLYN

ru, rev LYMAN D. Calkins has hecn inetalled ~
pastor of the inity Presby cran Church, ut Marcy anu
Jefferson aves.
uost ., ,bo load,nc merchants have agreed
10 close their stores ut p IN. on saturdays r'n ''
Is to September 10.
The autopsy on the body OF Dcdrich Brnkinan whlcn
was found In the bay on Sunday showed that death war
due to drowning.
An absolute divorce granted to Mrs MARY ooeno zoe
yesterday the ground Of bigamy ifocecu'ns' wiz '
"a ken 10 punish tie bigamous husband.
Corone's Jury found yesterday that Iltus ~. M aA
inner committed suicide on Suncny ~ NO. In ,,narai
while l,horing under alteration OF mind. Tue funera
was held last evening.
The work Of dcrolishing the old Reformed Chnrch IN
Joraemop.st Is going forward rapidly Yesterday tne
eight lai 40 Cornhan columns Of tie facade were pe
over Each fell with lond crash Tney were OF nrick
and hollow Plans were submitted To the Buildings
Department for tho cyclorama building to be erected
upon the site. II will be- polygona l26 feet high Tbe
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
NEW-YOkK CITY.

OK. NJ Awe will send for it.
F. EAR-Homo for the Friendess, No. 90 East
Iwcnty-nlnth-st
The fines in the police courts for the month of
April amounted to S4,7Os.
Mrs. julia McCann, of No. 800 Tenth ave. was
killed yesterday by fall from window of an adj
joining house
Ex-President Arthur was greatly depressed by
the weather yesterday aud spent nearly the whole
day III bed.
Joshua Jones' of the New-York Hotel, Yesterday
filed plans az Fire Headquarters for seyen-s'ory
brick warehouse to be erected at hudson and
Thomas sts at a cost of S13O, 900.
julius Katzerstcin, age three. yesterday fell oil
the ire-escape of his parents home Oh the fifth
floor of No. 159 East Fifty-second-st, and was in
stantly killed
night to Miss Mabel Stephenson at the West
Twenty-ffh street Baptist Church. There was
large audience. and Miss Stcphensoa's clever I'M
PRESENTATIONS were greatly admired.
The Board of Health yesterday directed Dr. Cyrus
Edison to go to Chicago and make careful examina
tons of wells, the water from which is used i'll
washing dressed meat. II Is believed that much of
the meat sent TO this city from Chicago is damaged
by impure water
Charles W. Seymour gave his third illustrated
lecture yesterday afternoon at Walack's Theatre.
was given to the life and manners of the Mexican
people of to-day.
Frank Ruttcc, who was arrested few days since
on a charge of obtaining silks and velvets from
LOld IL Taylor on spurious orders, was Yesterday
sent to the Kings County lnebriate Asylum on an
order signed by Justice Welde in the j Jefferson
Market Police Court.
The Cuba and Mexican Line steamer City of Wash
ingon which has been lald up for three months re-
ceiying new boilers and parts to her machinery,
having been completely rcfurnlshed and remodel ed,
will start Oh her iIst trip for the season TO Havana
ana Mexico Tomorrow. III command OF captain
Rettig
The funeralof Captain William c. Thompson took
place Yesterday III the Church of the Transfgura-
he Y. VI.
Iloughton assisted by the Rev. DR.. Underhill. The
Marine Society. of which Captain Thompson was a
member attended the funeral i'll II body. The
burial was at Greenwood
A number of the friends Of Amos Robbins. one OF
the oldest and largest poultry dealers In the
country, are arranging 10 give HIM dinner at Del
monicos Oh May 81. Among those who have ex-
tended the invitation A. h. Darling, Hiram
Hitchcock, j. II. Breslin. II. II. Brockway. &. &.
Delnonico, Charles l.. Wetherbee, l.. q. Blackford
and A. NJ. Sweet.
testimonial benefit was given 10 Messrs. Phipps
and Edwards, well-kn0wn amusement managers
last night IN Chickeriug Hall. diversified pro-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
NEW.JERSEY.

Frank sailor the schooner Mary tea1map isli
over BOARD ackensacK River yesterday between New
ars and Little Ferry, and was drowned
HoBokEN The suit of OTTO lrneek AGAINST pr iieht 70
COO damages tried III The CIRCUIT ourt ~
terdav proposed for membership in the Amer.
Legion Honor and r IIer. who was the eNannl!
OF the Council in which he proposed rcpprieu
physically membersh Brueck sue Tue doc.
for slander and the Jury returned verdict Tor the deenu
WAyERLY.Thcodore kutz Germ in age thirty nag been
the Way Tlv Hotel for week On h daV ne
disappeared he started for EhLabeh TO see do ot WIN
small Df In his pocket It's generally Dee'cu
that he has been murdered 10y tramps
the charter election YESTERDAY George T.
Wets elected Mavor Patrick Farrey presid oil tle
American News COMPANY. hldrrmln. AMI Thomas MAey ~
A. DOy aud Fran, Schurem N COuncmen-a Democrats
EXCEPT Doiy and Maley.
ELIZABETH Governor Able Yesterday rclpponfed Henry
W. Cannon FREDERICK ID. Burn IT and Richard From VEN
COmnis Of Taxation Ezgbeth une the famous
bill for the relief Of burdcacd municipalities.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
DEPARTURE OF THE SCHOOL-SHIP ST MARTS

A CrOWd OF WODlFn HllU CHIIUTtH SuIHCTtU HI
the foot OF East Thiriy-nrsst yesterday morning TO
witness the departure or he schoo-shp St Marys on
Ler summer cruise. carrying with her the sons or
brothers many of the spectators. The boys who form
the crew for this cruise number 10 BY O'Clock all
hands were on deck and the gang panks were thrown
from the ship 4 few moments later tug steamed up
and the pilot taken board. AT $50 the ship was
pulled from the slip and the crew OF boys sent out a
hearty cheer response to the waving handkerchiefs
OF their friends.
The St. Mary's goes direct to Glen Cove, and several
days will spent the Sound before she takes her
young crew to the open On May Is she sails for
New.I Ondon and on May y starts on her voyage to
Lisbon The trip with favorable weather will probably
take twenty days Tho officers Of the 81 Marys
are Captain T. VI. shepard. aud Lieutenauts Weles |.
Fields. Milton H. schwcnk Arthur L. Osborn. and Sur
geon II. T.. Harvey. The officers all assigned from
the United States Navy. Among those who saw the
vessel sail we're Commissioners Wetmore, Wood. Cole
and Crary, ofthe Board or Education.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
TIE JURY CALLS IT ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING

Coroner Hopson, of Paterson. and jury yes
tcrday at Hawthorne " j. held inquest In the case
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Fernandez. The evidence developed
only one new This the declaration OF both
Mrs Saunders the sister of the dead woman and OF the
negro coachman that Mrs. Fernandez. before she shot
h.r.eN and while calling upon her dear DeGe" to
forgive her. assured the dying man that she dd not mean
To do 1t. TO this Fernandez muttered an uartlcuate
resnonsr The evidence showed that Mrs Fernandez did
not herself uut Mrs Saunders told her husb and
was dead The jury returned verdict IN ehect that
Peter v Fernandez to his death from pistol shot
wound rece ved accidentally at the hands OF his wife.
ami that Belle Fernandez died by her own suicidal
act Tie victims OF the shooting will be buried to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

FAST .YoRK-The five year old child 81 John PeZod,
o. ,ancavc aud Ada whp was a)dncic1 by man
Petzod had reused odLng MoDiay wa carried
a III . home and lef IN piece of woods she
found hey way n and discovered by men In
search her PetzDl knew the man "a they formerly
worked together. bur Ii. iId not knps hls name.
HAREOR-The village trustees have adopted an ofdin
ance prohibiting indecent language III tie streets under
penalty s. TO 40.
srRIsGuELD. Charles Lawes. age twentyon i'nGe1
beam In hls fathers btfn lie hd
suffered from asthma despondent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

About two months ago It was brought to the no.
of Georges Society OF New York that Richard
ninety who claimed TO have f01sht the
g. III Regiment under Dnke Of Wellington at Waterloo
living INDECENT circumstances with Ills wife AMI
daughter III Coumba tounty n ihe necessary forms o
application q obtained through the
Consuate forwarded the co Oumssionors of Chelsea
Hospital instructions have Just been received
Al tie onsuAte pay Mr NuOs 80 ana daily pension
shilling and -XDcncc for The remainder OF his lie tho
ola soldiers having thoroughly cOrrbOraed ly
I'M Lhc L.ngIL.n " ar O.lce.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
DEATH or sUPERINrEyDENr STAGE.

David |. Stagg, superintendent and architect Of
public school buildings Of The city, died vest at he
home IT Lukes place. MI Stayg OF The
Oldest officers connected with the Board ami made
plans all the school buildings In ths
city pos ratci last fall by attack of pneumonia
and confined his house during the winter month ago
his duties but week before
again prO-t "A trouble In ihc head opera
without favorable ult and hs eft side
afalvZei.
hurchf for M NeaI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Murray Hill Hotel-Ex-Senator James Il.
Doollttl,. Wisconsin Samuel L. Cemeis, OF h"rl-
ford and General T.. W. LeaVeI worth. OF Syracusr-.
Clarendon Hoci--Captain de ST. Maur. OF the french
Legation at Washington o"dnd Hofet-J9hn 9 " ! M III
OF Marietta Ohio. HOfmGn HOuSc cHOhl-Mayor VIII
lam H. Smith ana William NJ Bunn. of Pniladelpiia
TicOJid HOisi-CcneTal y. l. Ander-on OF washington
and Henry Rawlc Of Philadelphia We" lO'E-
James Beatty, NJ p, Of Toronto
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

WEsTFogT-Nescr lay morning John kelly, age twrntF
ono brakeman the Sew liaver old frli between t"o
cars OF a ire sht train and nsa Itlr killed A NUN
Der buttOl, DY lhe angAihk
Mauuia,iuung Company vest dlv struck Tor hgci "asr
20 cents 20 afo,S enables III III 10 earn Lot
q 4 nts
PgpGrI ORIsiytv harness makers in the empoy Of Pen
dleon ) higher nn'rr an
by tine Harness Mikers tnon They had tci
1nlr. frlm 81 % "a q Mceh.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
NO cnAyGE ~ TIE EXcLSE rRocRLE

The new Excise Board is holding late sessions to
character OF the a1pcmts for licenses IL has
Of Police complete of all the
HquOr and saloons" In the city whether
unlicensed and the general character Of the
places TIE making regular tours and
advisable the
number have area ~ been rejected.
Mcssrs. and iaught0n yesterday granted nine
hrnI No. ailn laLle e llril.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

and James H. Work. The Grand Jury began began
several weeks ago to take some testimony agains,
sSnn, Int after n few sessions the matter was
dropped. Disrict-Attorncy Walker ard hls assist
ants have refused to say anything IN reference G 70
rhether any action would be taken to press tne
charges further The indictments found under Mr.
Oorshclmers administration were founu 10 pe
fsnlty 1t has been reported that the offers wn.Sn
we're made year or two ago to refund some Oh .nc
money lost by the bank had been renewed ana tnae %
there was some prospect of settlement. ne nc
United States officials have refused 10 conhrh vi
deuy the report
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

Newsboys on all railroad trains arc
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with The papers taey call for, and TO
regulate their stock of papers so as not to
run short Travellers who find that the
newsboy has run short of TRIBUNeS w'''
obIiue this office by reporting the fact by
uostal card, and especially giving informa'
finn as to what tram it was.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

If local newsdealer does not have
sufficient supply of TRlBUNeS. readers
can always order the paper by mall. lney
will save money thereby, as The IK'b'
UNE is only $3.50 per year by ma'', posi-
age paid. Mail subscribers viii get '"S'.
uapers by the same early train as tns
neWsdealers.
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PEN MUM"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
IEDGEX CITY

The Young Cckets club have been accumulating
n fund with ca PM chase uniforms Al ID,
last meeting Arthur Mckntcc tho treasurer reporter
treasury the uniforms iored When Tue
finished and the bill .ned 10 McEnee ne
confessed that had only & aud could moi orAt LOT the
balance lie was charge OF enbezzlenent
The saesmen and in the leading business houses
begun agitae carlvclO$ movement Inc iui
nituTe saesmcn agi ating separate movement
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
wEsTCnEsTER COUNTY.

SIyG SIyG-Miclael Marion convict under ten years
sentence the prison nit'ei an assault upon ms in
BIlgel with fanncr cutting ms race AMI
lip tie dark cell IN charge % KEEPER hart
the he attempted to sab the kecper win klt
which racd about hi, person He was d-arn"i
and and solitary confinement lie was EN-
pOycd IN .Ie stOve-shop
WHITE the municipal election yesterday T. r.
Iong dep Mark Lyon Denl, were elected trustees
T. V Fowler and ". j . sutton
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

Resored That the deati OF Mr.. W0crshonsr the Ex.
who preemncnflv distnguisbel TOT
energy enterprise and comprehensive JUDGMENT IN noDc'
Res0ped That broker his fidelity To bs trusts was aO
solucly without benlsh prnc pal he was coispcuou
those whom he employed az citizen ne
wa pubcsp pirted kindly: friend, be was iargc
hearted aud a. an opponent no was magnah
and fOrgiving.
R,soIgd That these resolutions be spread upon the
and copy suitably atesed be sent To tho
mil Of he edece
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
rur DrIrH 0r MR. MOERLSnOrEER

When the resolutions on the death Of Charles
f. Wperis hOner read AT tho stock Exchange yes
terday general invitation to attend the funeral ser
to-day extended to the membcrs OF the board
officers and the committee VIII DO present and, OF
course large number OF tue members, who Will 20
simply show their respect or affection Tor their dead
associate. They viii attend however IN their Individual
capacity The resolutions reported Dv tho committee
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
AYyIVERSARY or THE TEMPERANCE: SOCIETY

Five or six hundred people assembled in the Broad
way Tabernacle last night at the twenty first
the National Temperance Soctty and Publication
The exercises wrr opened with prayer by the Hev
OF Brooklyn, followed Nv the Rev DT Theodore
the Of the society, who brief
the character and plans of the society y
pondng secretary read abstract OF the annual
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
EyG1TsH SALVATION PEOPLE GOING HOME.

party Of delegates from the English wing of
TIE salvation Army IN the city Will sail .or London Saur.
day by the e ansp Asyan Monarch To attend the third
congress D the salvation Army that will be held
Of the member. OF the Yesterday
at Ia Oly the English that goes tnei O. aud
guess thO- wlO sail will back soon. have
nothing . with them Wo D,lpng the American
salvation Army under Moore cont Gaze TO
have anythlng EngIisl YOU KNOW "
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
BOOKLACRS UP ~ ARMS.

Considerable Indignation has been aroused among
the small Of bOOtbacks who infes the CITY Park
bv the action Of Alderman Ryan baTTng them ont from
the Aldcimcns private and bringing ty
Hall importation from the four,h Ward The ycomer
Is 10 30 bOycottcd by the entire Italian bDotbacK brigade
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
SIXTH AVENUE GAMBLERs FINED

William Acker, the alleged proprietor of the
gambling No. i66 SlNthavc. TaIdcd bv Captain
Williams aud Detectives frice and Dunlap Monday night
held ral by Justice Weldc the ARK
Police Court, yesterday morning. E.l fixed
Eight other card ;ound in the house fined D
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
MR.. sOUIRE SETS HIMSELF RIGHr

Commissioner Squire telcgraphed TO Postmaster
Tobey Of Boston yeserdav asking whether there any
Truth IN he published report that he had applied for DO
be Boston Posi- once. MT Tohey replied that M
Squire had never made such an appl alton 10 hun.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
MARINE INTELLIG EYCE.

MfvrArORE ALMNSAI
Sun risw 442 sets O3 doou sets 1888 Aoonssss. d.
HI4I WATER rJ-OAY
<A-sandy HOOK 9 o. '}or. fslsni. 2 % Hell tr. si5
PN.-salIdy Hook. 2j4 iov. IsanL 32ltell "ats o'io
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

Contains IN increased degree all the stimulating properties
OF sold Beef which Liquid Food or Liquid Extracts
made from blood suews refuse do contain.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
npICU1rS DISEASE il caused bv abnse, ex

ceases nervous debility genitOurinlry diseases sure
lures gland ana inhamed blot ahuea
hc while they
out and the Asahe Wauk asha MN
era Surinr Water cures kidney diabetes dropS
bladder gravel ard stone Overwhelnins e'"choo mou
free by ...., .,,,,.,,., ,,..,r >. ,u,e,c,.y
2Vl Broadw ay, New.York
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Announcements
Az OFFENSIVE HREATH

dsrs not ony to the person actef " ne nave
PRIDE but TO those with whom ne comes an contact ~ IN
matter but II has parted not only friends
hui lovers Bad breath and caarrh insepirable Dr
aarrh Remedy the worst as thousands
ca testify.