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New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Ruth Anchutz. age four, and William
Werner age three both of whom live with their parents
at no 2jl East Fourth-t, wcrc run over ana -rflo-l
injured Yesterday by August kohn, OF NO. JJp i",t
T6lrt y-niuth-st driver OF wagon Tor {; Hmlth 4"
ell brewers. The accident took place Ia
Avenue H. between Fourth and Ffth rts. Tue niue
girs leg broken aud hor nnger joints were
n vas believed the boy had sustained fatAl uefua
Iuiurirs They were removed 10 Bellevue Hospital
itltus tWenty-scYrn OF No. 100 Neconurt-'
r arrested yrserday by Oncer Murray. Of the E-seK
M,Tkrt station. for rccklrssly driving pcderH wagon
over clld named GrOtge FObrccht IN last fOurth-s
Tbe child wa, sent To Bellevue Hospital. where he II
NOW I'm "A critical condition. Beck was committed 10
await the result OF his Injuries by Justice rover ~
E..eI Market Pol &c Court -
George TaIbrach, age six. home unknown. was run
over bv yruder'- wagon ~ FOurthst between Avenue
A and Avenue B yesterday noon. lie received com
pound fracture OF the left leg aud also 7utcd serious
injury to hi, head The police took MIN To BcheNun nos
ulinl The driver OF the wagon was arrested
Frank Casino. an Italian age four. was remover 20
81 Vincent, Hospital yesterday from his nome Az No
~ Mariou-sL suffering from serious hteIhdl INJURIES r
ceived by being over by a coach 10 Ahcn-st on
Waahngtons Birthday. An onccr OF the IcLt IIccnC'
arrested the driver OF the coach
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
PLrDGIYG THEMSELVES TO SHoP EARLY.

Nearly 10000 tOpies OF n pledge IN rcfcr-
cncr TO the Saturday half holiday have been distributed
among churches and next week there will be from
two 10 three thousand women obtaining signatures to
the pledge which rs as follows
We undersigned. hereby agree with each other and
that far possible rom and after the
date hereof we will abstain making purchases AT
etores city NcwNOrk after the hour OF O'Clock III
the eaftcr OF each and saturday;
do hereby request the plopret0rs OF an stores IN
sad civ 10 the OF o'clock In th after
noon of Saturday, ami 10 grant their employees tue re-
mainer each saturday. after o'clock In the AZ rno0n as
and to their day as carly during eacn
week as possible We erey believe such concession VIII
10 The bnnen OF empOYurs as well AZ enlpOyes
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
MR.. LOCKE DENIES THE FIREMAwS STORY

MR. LOCKE DENIES TIE FIREHANS SIORf
In referring to the report made by the fire man on
duty at the Academy of Music to the Fire Commits
sioners which was published in yesterdays TRIBUNE
Charles f. Locke, manager of the American Opera
SAID:
The man tried to make a mountain out OF a mole
hill aud seized opportunity that he and his fellows
had for some time been seeking. few weeks ago one
of the fremen grossly insnlted Theodore thomas and
attempted 20 bully me The result was that put him
out of he building and his supcrors sent another man
IN his place From that time however various forms
OF petty have been INDUCED IN by the men
As TO the occurrence OF Monday afternoon have Mr.
Hochs word for it that the man grossly exaggerated
matters Mr. Ioch tecls does everyone Of tie heads
of departments the necessity of using extreme care IN
regard to fire. -.
Mr. Locke wrote the following. lette" to the Fire
Commissioners: beg To inform you that the Ameri-
can Opera Company desires all the assistance 1t can
have from the Ncw-lork Fire Del artment in the pio
lection of life and property. hut will not tolerate the
insolcnce of an employe who splits tobacco juice upon
the stage: il grossly impcrtncnt when spoken to by
Mr. Theodore Thomas aud others in authority here and
personally conducts himself IN way most obnoxious
TO all v no have work the American Opera stage.
shall be happy to assist you in investigating this
matter
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
GOODS sLIGHILr SMOKED SOLD CHEAPLr


"What il one mans loss is another mans
gain Ia a respectable Old proyerb that should be
amended read. "Ouc mans loss - gain to great
many other men" The most convenient Illustration OF
h- truth the sale ci damaged clothing when Ihder
hill SOte 4 Cornell are engaged upon ms hrih az
Noe. iG to 7JO Broadway sells tue inner grht5 OF men
aud boys clothing rule they do not dcai In uauk-
sales" lob lots or great markdowus,' nut
cJnue themselves tO quiet prosperous business Ac
cidrnt- will happen tho best re- latrd clothing stores
however this ths accident happened IN tho al
oinius store hut the smoke pushed itself IN where II
was wanted ana damaged the rcady-mado stock of
Mrs-ra Underhlll rlOie Cornell to greater or less
extent. -
DAMAGED Il rather "A nguratyc expression I'm this
suits Just asncat Will nj just as well ana
wear ln-t as long though they mad never snrNed
smokr But st they been smoked ana are become
-rcondcla,- rout- Prccs have been cut from ten TO
MY per cent according to the amount Of damage and
the wholr Is being wOik kcd oil at RAPID rate On
the tables M sacsroums are boys SUITS Tor the
Kuckrrhoc.rr and cOppcT-tucd age schOp Hultr, ana
amt. for Jerks and business Then there are over
Goals nf styles with r-r ptcpouderducr OF those III
" the style" People VINO have become suspicious OF
pcrlodral bankrupt sales y" and clearng-Out sea
sons can trust evidences OF their senses here and res,
assured th At the price has been maic to III tue article
though IL IL sometimes pretty ught IT. The custom
dcparueut OF the abShmrnt suffered more than ans
other stock of cloth had % be sold ~ auction ana
an entirely new laid In. With THIS cutters aud sales
men nave removed 10 upper hOor AT No 7lJ Broad
way where old and new customers Will DO taken In ana
done for.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
AnrLrss - 90 rLsroL AYD Us REsrLr

James Roach, a young truckmln living at No.
liO WAshtugton-st delivered u barrel OF potatoes at
lin Vogt'. grocery store, No 80 Grecnwichst yestcr
d,v afternoon AZ about o'clock Nugt, who only re-
cr ry bought the business lives at No Isl StantOnst
lie Ia Gcrma aud only nineteen ychrs oil lie PAN
Ronch the cost carriage and the latter turned 10 walk
ont after eXchauglng few pleasant words With the
German. As he approached the door Nogt seized two
reyolyrra which the desk at which he sat, and,
pointing the weapons at Roach. shouted; Throw up
your hands - .-,,-,
Rnnrn thought the chambers were empty and replied
:" ON they re no good. can through the barrel"
lie had scarcely finished speaking when the revolver
held i'm Nogts right hand dsch rged and the bullet
entered Roachs right breast The injured man fell to
the floor and Officer Philip fit1-lmmOns was summoned
Roach told HIM that the shooting was Accldcnta ana
said that aid want Vogt arrested The policeman,
neyrrtbeless made NOg prisoner and locked MIN upln
thc New Church street Police station. Roach was car
ricd iu an ambulance the Chambers street Hospital
and Coroner Eilnan was summoned TO his bedside To
take his statement The surgeon In attend
nc. could not say the wound was, aud the
Injured man reply To the usual questions said that he
dfd NOT expect die. aud that The shooting was clearly
accidental OF doctors signed tho deposition and
snd that they believed that the pistol discharged
accidentnlly NOgt will be taken TO the Tombs Police
Court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
IA R.o,hn.x with lumber to scammelI Bros ve.se! 70 Ar

via Beothbay with lumber to scamme'l Bros vessel
Heney.
sUNsET-wmd at Sandy Hook light g. hazy. Az City
Island. light, SSW clear
sandy BOOK 10 Sas thermometer ao
rS BARK Harold Br, Rotterdam. which was anchored
below, came up to the city todsy.
CLEARED
Steamer Monarch (Br Bristow London-Patton.
steamer Germanic tBr. Kennedy Liverpool via eussus.
steamer Ripon City tBr Jenkins Newcastle, E-sanderou
steamer Australia Ger, Franck. Hsmburg-Phep' Bros
Steamer Gellert tGer,. Kuhlewen. Hamburs-Kunhardi
steamer Athos Br Low Port Prince. Aux Cages &C.
staaHer Xmicitia Nor) Reiuiers Baracoa-Funch Edys
Steamer Rio t,rande Lewis Galveston C Mallory Co
Steamer Cy OF Atlanta lockwood Charleston-J oum.
steamer Van KIRK Philadelphia Roberts
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance Perth Amboy5J krems
steamer Eleanora. Bragg. Portland-Horatio Han
IsrK Curacao .,r1 Norton Snr.cosnTG1lks 90 q"
schr II \ J Benderman. caysen carthasena' Usc-
schr Jeanette SBr,. Gunther. st Pierre martimqus-Gp
Ae schr Manuel cuza Bayes. stJOhns. Ante LougO
schr Lynx tBr). Finley st John. MA Heney.
SAILED.
Steamers Ems. for Bremen Amerque Havro RIO Grande
Galveston Sy 81 Aana N'N00r'
BSfks EVA Tor sremen sandcld. Newcastle' TordeDs
N' Bis ollega. TOR stockholm.
schr Gaena for PointsPitre.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NORFOLK Feb aa-Bark Huntress from NewYork Feb i9.
Richmond Bahia santos in trYingo maze lamp.
Of BY the cutter Alexander Hamilton and
towed to Hampton Roads
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Feb 24-Arrived, steamer Richmond Hn (Brs
Bennett from York Feb g. - ,,
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2l-Arnyed. steamer peruvian tbrb wy
nc juEsSsroWS uTS steamer City Berlin tBr
I and from LiverpOO henoe for NewY0rk
GLASGOW, Feb 24-ATIved. steamer South Cambria (Br.
Tones from Baltimore Feb 5.
DUSpRE Feb 2S-saied. Bagdon (Br), Dunn for
Boston. N,
Philadelphia. - Mt ,n..> ,..r,..n
rodt from New York Feb q - ,r--,, ,,.,-,
Ireherweg from New. Feb IL to Antwerp
MARsEIIFs Feb 2l-saed. steamer GleaOwe (Br, ONeiJ
for New-York.
HAVANA Feb 24-Arrved. steamer Saratoga, Mcintosh
from New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS
1Nnr.ys MAY BREATHE FREELY.

George Ross, fonreen was arrested III tne o', ~
.yyana Railroad Depot yesterday AFTERNOON. just s ~
was about 10 start tor the West to exernlnAte
George is the son wealthy New YORK inercnnS =,
lives in Harlem on Tuesday lie obtained pessr1S ps hT W
comnan,ons that be going to Colorado On tle way
he stopped at dog fancier's estabishment "a nstsd
in two revolver. and silver watch Inc ast puiva, ,
be made was a ticket for Denver Col When the o1y %
mother saw him In the depot yesterday after no nau
been arrested she tainted for joy at recovering nei @
The boy had l3O OF the money left aud turned ~ pe
In hs mother His father subsequently arrived anu tn
90 dog was turned to him. The reuhileu anu
happy family left for home
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
TIE STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNORS.

The case of the insolvency of William Heath
A. 20 was properly before the Governing Committee at
ira regular meeting yesterday. 1t not considered
because Mr.. Heath sent a physicians certlh-
cate effect that he de-
tained hy serious Illness. Mr.. Heath Ia stl mt Lake
wood n j.. aud II said TO be slowly dying from
suJnntion The violations OF tho law by Mr.. Doremus
Farming an Improper partnership and by Mr.. Calm in
doing an arbitrage business between New-YOrk and
Dhia at cut rates." not considered. Some
minor changes in the building. recommended by the
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements, were postponed In
CUence of peton signed by some 800 members OF the
hoard In favor Of the purchase OF adjoining property.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
s. 4. WOLF srRMEsA REPoRIEh wIrHA KNIFE

Simon A. Wolf a subscriber To the STOCK
Exchange who recently achieved notoney by bclng
irnck in the face by Dr.WA. BowrOn. member oi tue
aveuIng Committee added to his reputation yesterday
hy having AN alteration with an agent OF one OF inc
W.U street. news agencies Ia the Malst corridor
me reporter was talking with member OF the bohrd
whom ia, mad called from the nour when Mt Won rudeIy
,n,arrnn,cd Them The struggle short and decisive
ut before IL was ended Mr. Wolf dreN knlle from MS
and struck his opponent with the putt emu OF
i inst below the temple. IL said by witnesses ol
lie scene that Mr. Wolf had no opportunity 10 turn tho
krife or the result might have been more Serious
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
RAD CONDITION OF AN INSANE ASYLUM.

report read meeting OF tho local visitlng com he
rnnditIon OF the County Insane Asylum at Mlhtoih
slated that the heating arrangements OF the asSiun
an defective that 1t found necessary 10 strap
the natients to their beds ahd then bundle mem up
BLANKETS TO keep them from freezing Inc water suppa
was said 10 be giving out and as the bnding Wss ulu
and as dry as tinder there was no donDt thaI III .o
event Of ire hundred lives would be lost there Is
tIlk of holding a public meeting to discuss the ques"o"
of bnlinR "A asylum.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Guilty. or R0BBERY ~ THE FIRST DEGREE.

IWp nllTlC OF IIVTIN UVTUTII UVt@IT
known for many years the police as that OF eonh
dence man aud thief lie Is OF good appearance and s
xpcrt In his operations lie has been arrested several
times aud various aliases such IA McDermot
and Demotest. He arrested and taken before
n0lce magistrate In August 1883, charge of high
wny robbery. lie had previously been charged only
with crimes In which violence was not a part OF the
offence lie obtained bail and ran away To Ncw-Oreans
He was brought back to thus city few weeks ago nnd
was tried Yesterday before Judge COwng. EN-Judge
bedford the prosecuting officer, showed that Jordan
wa. one OF three men who 0ttacked Joseph Wcdlock
knnrked him down and robbed him OF $40 the night
Of August l. 1883. The jury after an absence OF ten
minutes returned with verdict OF guilty OF robbery IN
the nrst degree, which II punishable with imprisonment
for from ten to twenty years. Jordan was remanded
fnr
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
LONG ISLAND.

BREwER's PoIST.-Adolph schaener, VINO attemp,ou
70 commit suicide by cutting his throat Few days heo
and failed made second attempt yesterday moIn'nb
bv swallowing quantity Of Paris green Inc srcohu ~
tempt was also ia vain and schaeher was arrested
EAST NEw.YoRK.-Mrs Julia Fransecky, aged thlry-
five wears, died In her home in Bergenst yesteIuny
morning FROM Injuries received by tho explosion VI
Kerosene oil lamp on Tuesday night
mn whirb the tower OF the Hall Gate electric hght
stands has purchased by the United s'ales No'e'h
ment from the Hasey estae for F6,oOO.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
NEWJERsEY TOWNS.

p.,u.v Tho seven Democratic members OF tho
Common Council VINO compose a majority ana VINO up
hold the rim gs action IN opposing Mayor Day IN us
tori. to reform the tax ~ystem failed TO appear at the
regular meeting OF the council ON Tuesday night 50 9
four Republican aud the one Independent lnepels na
bathing 10 do but adjourn BY this action OF the majority
the police and those dependent upon Inc city must "'
tl The middle OF March for their SaarleA
UopoKrN-Thomas II. Treadweil. age nfty. beIl-
hanger was found dead In his room, at No Ia asns
ST yesteriay morning. The position OF the uoIJ
bnt he died from srangulaOn. IL being caught
Inv the neck on a stationary wasnSthuu Detln wa
doubtless the result OF accidental fa' as inc ueau
man was under the influence Of liquor when last seen'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
nrrrcrIrE NArrRALIzlrION PAPERS.

Thomas Murphy Is seeking position on the
police force city, and III his preliminary appca
lion act forth the date OF his birth, ana also the TACT
thnt he was naturazcd In Brooklyn IN 1871 The date
of his birth showed that he was not twenyone years
d in Is77 as he III taking out papers OF
natnralizaton Yesterday application was made by him
=" Jndro Moore In the County Court In Brooklyn for
Geuge An tne date OF his naturalization tho ground
that he aid not how old he WAS AT the time that he
became a citizen. Judge Moore held that lie had no
lover i'm the premises that the only thing that Mur
nbv could do was seek naturalization again. He has
voted for eight years on imperfect papers.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

in southarn waters and 30 he has built her on pecu
liar model She Is Ill feet all 20 feet BEAM ana
draws but A feet of water though she mas ieet
and 4 inches depth OF hold sho has straight stem
and three kecs. The two supplementary keels are
placed parallel with the main keel. ana run from TIC
stern a little over half way to the bows, where they as
appear in the sheathng Her two propeers ire 10 DC
four bladed and four feet In diameter Inc caDh Hc
Communications will he forward OF the machinery. She
will be schooner -rikged.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
C4pTAIy CLARKFS VIEW OF TEMPERANCE.

The wound in the temple which Captain
Clark OF the ship Thayer received at the hands OF the
murderous Maays is healing rapidly, but he has been
urged to have operation performed In order that the
scar NAV not be 40 cons picuou In healing the skin has
doubled under and made prominent ridge. The Cap
tain has refused. however TO have an operation am
not beautiful he that scar or two will make
any difference As long the wound Is In front am
not ashamed OF H." The other wounds which the
Captain received almost completely healed. Captain
Clarke drank glass OF liquor In his life. II 10
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
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New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Ct0sJyG ErEyIyG SCHOOLS.

The evening schools Of the city, with the eX-
,iau of the Evening High school In West Thrteonth-
~ viii close tonight for the winter The Evening High
yn mont he the attendance the schools has fallen of
Considerably aud has below that Of last year This
s accounted for by the bad weather That has prevailed
tendance was larger than last year special closing eN
end others viii be held tonight At the Female Even
Inc School No l. IN RiyngtOn-sL. tho exercises will be
held Tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
ICE BREAKING UP IN THE HUDSON.
. This snnnhs like old iimcSN Said one |


senger OF the East RIVER forry-Doats
Yesterday as he was disturbed by the great pieces OF
Ice thrown against the padde-b0x aud the hull as the
boa was driven through the olds The ebb tide brought
dow n quantities OF leo from Hudson and the food
tde swept back into tho East River All OF tho boats
we're run with caution. The Hudson Is c0npara-
iyely OF leo nearly up 10 Newburg Yesterday the
Ramsdell Transportation Company started one OF their
large boats for Newburg.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
NONE Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel Sir Lionel Sackvile West,
British Minister washiuxton the Hon: Charles Har
dnge, OF the British Legation. anu J0nn Ne"eIl, ol
Chicago w FIN Ape,,ae Hotel-G General b. F. Butler
OF Massachusetts; General James A. Hall. OF Maine
d. e. Atkins. Commissioners OF Indian Affairs Mur-
ray HUI Hotet-Mlton II. Smith. OF Louisville H9g-
man House-Ex-Senator Alvin Saunders. OF Nepraska
~ Windsor Hotel-AHgustus Brsndegee Of New
London w Astor Rouse-Charles r. COnant, OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

The BOARD OF Supervisors OF queens Couny no o.
terIay morning In the courthouse at Long Isahu Ciy
There was present committee from the SuuoR Couay
pnard Of TO confer upon the bill before tue
Iegisature for the transfer OF Lloyds Neck tIoin @
Queens County to Suffolk County. committee % IIoln
H. nnsens Comfy hoard conferred with the delegates
from suffolk County. and reported. recommending az
amendment 10 the bill. providing that only inc lS " "
IIovd's Neck above high water mark be annexed 70
Sudolk County Tho committee furher recomhenIuuNu M "a
that no further action looking 10 the defeat OF Tue o 10
taken, TuIs report adopted unanimously
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
UrsrCUEsTER COUNTY.

WFsr CHEsTER.-JOhn Dick. baker age Iorty, "i.1'
-.,urninS from New-York On Tuesday evening. al
temted TO commit suicide his home by shooting MN,
self with pistol the ball was extracted anu ho VIII
probably recover.
CRoroS LANpING.-A local improvement society hhS
been organized by leading citizens There s woe utu
Tho new society is full OF euhusasm aud great results
are expected schuyler Hamilton, Jr' Is pfesiuoh''
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
ROOKKEEPERs. ORGANIzIN6.

The mass-meeting of the Federation of Book
keepers last week having shown thai the objects OF the
federation strongly approved, sono nfy members
OF the Federation met at No l4l East Eghthst. lAet
g to make the organization permanent and TO adopt
q constitution W. II. Brooks vas elected chairman;
Frank Wright recording secretary and Herbert Eaton,
corresponding secretary Mr.. Eaton said that similar
organizations ere being formed In Washington, Pha-
del pLia Chicago and Milwaukee.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Jersey CITY.

Suits have been begun against DIT Wilknsom, Ised III
yio alton OF that section or the Health Coue "non
oulres ply sicans to report oases of CONTAGIOUS
~ Tho ronnty Board of Health. The penalty lOr Ihl
ure 10 report $50, the board proposes 10 enloo
aA.n nlI,rr rIui.llN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Thomas Jackson was arrested by the Bridge
malice while walking the railroad track OF the Bridge
Yesterday He lives No III Frankn-st and started
Tor New.York on a Bridge train. Upon getting of the
car he began walk back to Brooklyn on the track and
was nearly run over by train, which the brakeman
led In stopping within few feet OF him. At the
was doing. and he was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
4 pRLSoNER HAsA EFT ~ TIE POST oFEIoE.

United States Commissioner Shields held an
examination yesterdty in the case OF David Trottna Of
Uudn-PeHth Hungary who was arrested few days ago
on charge OF smuggling large number OF pearls into
the country The examination was not finished. At the
and of the days session Trotna standing In the
hallway OF tho Post Once when he threw his hands
and fell to the floor In an epieptic IT. lie soon
arel.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

from the train some person stole MS tiavein ners
which contained articles OF clothing ana pre 20 SoJ
Mr. STORY sad his loss amounted 10 ABOUT 9IVvO,, 49,,
Among tho papers bag were bonds when mi' W
be of any valne TO the thief Az the once o! tn o1an
nonv vc.,erIay IL was said that none OF the Noleh
property belonged to the company le.ter va hf.
ceived Yesterday from Mr. story, but IL meht'oheu "
loaa nlv hriaU
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
EASTM ANS EW ]
IMPROVED RETAIL NEAT AiRkEl

COR. JSTH-S AND i1TH-AyE.
on and after SATURDAY, February 27h from fair 70 tbs
best grades Dressed Meats will be offered az
retail cordial invitation is EXTENDED 10
private families propretOrs OF hotels restaurants ami board
examine the qualty o. oar meats ana
prices We shall to suit the trade as fast
we can adapt We dress hundreds OF tons oi
weekly. We think have the best abaoir ana the
refrgcrators in in this or any other country
every facility for making selections 10 suit any an'
all consumers.
TC. EASTMAN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

General Bingham said that Democrat though G
-bie at M time undertaking. to dictate To hen ne M
varabIy expressed the belief that u was @ 'nco% %
the successtul prosecution OF the war tha' "r' 00
abould be reelected.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
AGENT OF AN ELECTRIC COMPANY ROBBED.

g. b. Story an agent of the Brush Swan
Electro Light Company. left the company's office at
No 2Os Ezabethst Monday morning to go TO sEane.
a.iss n v where he is to establish an electric hght
nant He travelled by the Hudson River Railroad and
when the train reached Poughkeepsie he went INTO t
depot to get something TO eat. WHO no was apsen'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Brghts Disease is caused by abuse, eXcesses,
nervous debility gentOurnary diseases structures diseased
prostate LAND inamed bladder anu cannot be cured
remedies them without detention
and the Asahel Mineral Spring Water cures
Tie XII ney dropy bladder gravel and stone
Overwhelming evidence mailed free by Asahei Medical
bureau Physician, 23l BiOadway