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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
STIRRED ny THE OAPrA1y OP BRIG.

Policeman Dougherty, of the 1st Precinct, while
walking through HudsOn-st, Jersey City
yesterday, found James Crasen, Of No.
2O7 scventh-st, living on the sidewalk
bleeding from two severe stab wounds, in the left
side and the other in the left arm Crasen was
taken TO the police station and thence sent 10 tho
City Hospital lie said that Captain Jacob l. Seaman
of tho brig Mercedes, had stabbed him without provo
cation Captain Seaman arrested and on being
arracned before Police Justice stilsng told story
which nut tho case in a very different light. Ho
said that he was on lis way to his boat some time
after midnight when he attacked By two men,
who attempted TO rob him He drew bis knife to
defend himself and cut one Of the men The other
ran away Court Officer Kilburn stated 10 Justice
sfTsing that Crasen was a well known tOugh' and
Raj been repeatedly arrested. Captain Seaman
was admitted 10 ball Ia $1,000
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fost Onlcr yotlce.
shous ns read dauy ~ all Interested. ~ chapaes may

Should be read daily ~ I'LL interested. ~ chances may
Letters iOr foreign countries need 40. be specially "a:
dressed Tor Dispatch particular steamer exceps
when IL Is desired send dupcates " banking ana COM
mercia docunents etters NOT specially addressed being
sent nv the fastest vessels available
Torle malls for tho ending August IL will close
,nronpty IN all cases. az this once as follows
FRIDAY-At 10 a. n. for Central America and south
Pasidc ports psr steamship Newport via AspinwAl,
Qettsrs for Ric@ aad Guatemala muss 10 directed
'per Newport ,.
ATURDAv-At4 :SO m. for Norway direct per steam
shv Otiser letters ast De dlTect'i per Geissr a;
4i50 a for ireland. per steaM,aip seryiA -
European countries mGst be directed "pcr T
viA"i, at a.Se a. m ioe Europe Dor steam y
Elder, via Southampton and Bremen l.etters for
land must DO directed per Elder ~ AZ .sso a. m too
Francs direct, per steamship Ia Normande VIA Havss
Cetters must be directed per "a Normandie ~
Ethiopia, via Glasgow (letters must be directed per
kthop2"l az s.30 N. for the Netherlands via
erected per Rogterdan' ~ at IL a H. for Bshan
Islands and Hayu. per steamship Andes ustters TO
savanilla &C. must be- directed per Andes" ~
sUNDAY-At3p H. for Costa Rlca Limon per steam
ship FoxhaN, mem NowOreAns.
Naeorthe Hawaiian Islands per steamship Australia from
san Francsco, close hero August 3 Al "a Mails
for China and Japan per steamship ARABIC tiron ssn
Tor Anslralia NoyZeaand. Hawaiian FIJI and SAMOA
Islands per steamship Alameda Urom San franclscol
here Aug 10 AZ zSO p. m lr on arrival ~ New
trsal Mall. Cor the Society lsaads per ship Tahiti,
from san frsnoiseO) close here August 20. a.
D. m Mails for Caoa BY ral TO Tampa Fla. and thcaos
by steamer. via key West Fla eose ~ tas once dAlr
at2iSO n IN
.Tns schsule OF eos.ng PAenc mss 10 arranged
On IN, pton Of UNINTERRUPTED overland trsns
10 sau from ho Esst arriving uns
graneeo d.y OF sailing " steamers asp>toasS
'N'A'' 'A' '~A HENRY O. PEA ssoS. PsssnAssss
Peat once New.Ycrk. August J. 1854
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BFNFDrcr-At rsrrycovn. \. Y, on wednesday August
\ andrew c. Benedict the s7th year OF his are
Funeral from rosifence, Of West Zzdst frnSy
August 10 II o'clock Relatives and friends are re-
specially invited
DORRANC E-Entersd into rest August g Harry L Dor
rance son Of the George W. Dorrance OF Brooklyn.
the 2Sd year OF his age. -. N r,.,,,- 49,.
Funeral services his aO residence 80 " p.Aee
Painhelt NsuJersey on Sunday afternoon, August -
4o'clOck.
II kindly requested mat no flowers Do sent
FRY-In New York City Mary b. daughter OF the
late William Q aud Mary W. Fry, Of Plnntei CO.
Funeral a. Plsnisld, saturday. LIN INST
HURLBUT-s suddenly. Wednesday. August 3 sanrsi
Hurlbut. azed 10 YEARS. . $50.
Il. p. n. - 49,
KNow-Jacob F. Know, ST. suddenly, August Q, 1883.
aged - years.
Nstice Of funeral hereafter.
ROUMAGEOn Wednesday. August 3. Camille u hounsge'
IN the 69th year OF HIS sge. .,- .r, IT..
Funeral seryrs will be held ~ his late RESIDENCE so Wess
23dst on Friday the lOtA inst. At p M Relatives ana
friends invited 10 attend without turther hotce.
Please omit flowers.
sHERMAS-In Brooklyn. weines 10y \ ugust 8 Jaiia
G. Sherman wife OF John T. sherman and daughter OF the
late Ere ierick Deming.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sTEVENS-At Newport. r. l. wednesday, August g. sud
denly Of apcpleXy Piitp q. Stevens OF teN'ier"
Notice OF funeral herearor
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TnE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION
1T ADOPTS SEVERAL FORMS OF LAW. ELEcIS
NEW nEEIcERs AND ADJoURNS-


NEW OFFICERS AND ADJoURNs-
Cleveland Ohio, Aug (specaD.-The National Bas
Association to-day adopted form OF law suggested BY
Judge Harmon, Of ST. LOUIS and drafted by Judge
Doyle of Toleda, In reference 70 negotabliv OF
promssory notes II Is virtually the New-York law,
and the association VIII urge its adoption by state
legislatures 10 order to uniformity throughoue
the country. The association also adopted form %
law IN reference to the acknowledgment OF deeds,
and will urge its adoption By legislatures The pro-
posed law relating TO Limitation OF action was iaio
over for one year. A resolution was adopted 70
auestng tho committee on Uniformity Of Laws to dras
an act regulating the right OF foreign executors ana
administrators in respect TO estates OF deceased per-
sons whom they represent, and also resolution d.
rectng the committee International Laws 10 repors
what can be done 70 prevent the bringing or sending
into this country OF paupers, criminals and insane
persons who belong to other nations. The mex, meet
ing Of tho association will 30 held at White suIphus
Springs, W. Va, July 81, 1882
The following officers were elected; Presiden1
James o. Broadhead, Of St. Louis vice presidents rep
resentng the nine judicial circuits Of the United
states: First circuit, william f. Chandler, OF New
Hampshire second. George F. Rdmunfs. OF Vermont:
third, Guy f. Farquhar, OF Pennsylvania; fourth
A. s WorthingtOn, OF the District Of Columbia nffh.
r.. G. Bronberg, OF Alabama, sixth. John II. Doyle.
Of Ohio seventh, julius ROsenihal, OF Chicago
eighth Given Campbell, OF st. Louis; ninth, Zace
Montgomery OF California secretary r. Ross Perryl
of Washington, d. {. treasures Lewis b. Gunck Oh
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PHILADELPHIA G1ooEzs MAE1yG MERRY.

Philadelphia, Aug. (speolan.-rhe grocers had
their annual jubilee to-day On the State Fair Grounds
Most OF the retail grocery stores closed caEy this
morn Ing ard TO prorrotors With their families went
to the picnic The whole ale dealers entered largely
into the sYlnt OF the thing LARGE force Of poica
wore IN tho grounds under Captain schooloy, and the
Medical Encrge ncy Corps were present Tor service u
needed Tic sports included horse races foot races
shccIbaTow races, BASEBALL and polo matc hes and :
balloon ascension. tfiv BroOnyu ret9. srocers = ert
on tic grounds; and from New-YorA, F. y. Barrett
Editor Of g The American Creer- 4 p. Thurber; o.
ThWper Whyhad s. Co., and J. " Callahan, president
Of tho National Pure FOOD Association.
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% pou4y.s AyrEMoRrEM STATEMENT.

NU-, TOWAN
Mrs Kate Bohan OF Faryiew-ave., Rookaway Beach
ries At her homo lowering between ,e ard death Her
huband william Bohan, who plucked both her eyes out
will DO brought before Justice Healy az Far hocEaway
today Coroner Cronins has taken tho woman's snTe-
norton statement she said:
Il was married William BOhan. ny second hus-
hand on september o. 1888 He tine and again assaulted
ne Two years ago he plucked my right eye out and
since has threatened have tho other eye out On July
"a HI, suse.eded IN goueng GUS my remaining eye.
ys caring for my gpondhid whom my husband attacked
ne raised my with the baby In frons OF NE, aud
no out his hand up under my and struck my ace
don't know whether my husband said anything or not
hand on my face
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THE LITcHFIELD COURT HOUSE BURNED
DESTROYED WITH SEVERAL OTHER BUILDINGS By
KEROSENE LAMP

KEROSENE LAMP.
Waterbury, Conn., Aug (SpecaD.-The new court
house at Lich1eld, Conn., the pride OF the town, Is
In ashes. Early this morning fire broke out In the
rooms Of J. Erickson, Swedish tailor, in Beachs
Block Before the people could subdue the flames
they had made ruins Of the business portion Of tho
town. Seven buildings fol-, including Smiths Block,
that had bid defiance TO all previous fires Every
body seemed to bo nromcn, and the best men Of tho
town scaled the ladders with umbrellas 70 protect
themselves from the heat At tho outset the smallest
stream would have stopped the fire, but there 10
hose and not BUCKET OF water The best work
at the fire was that done by the bucket brigade. Tho
fire IS said to be due TO the explosion of kerosene
lamp The loss is SIS 600, $4,000 Of which is COW
cred by insurance. The following is tho most COM
pete estimate OF losses:
Bsachs Block $4,000 insurance s2, 200; L. D. Leonard.
paints S. oOo insurance 1000; L. f. Denegar, boots
and Shoes s., 600 insurance 81 300 Granniss FL
more general store FIJI stock part Of which IS saved loss
Sac insurance S. 500 Peter Karl tailor, soOo insur
ance $500 DE- J. T. Sedgwick loss 500 Western Union
occe loss $50 NJ L. Cummings bllard-roon loss $500,
insurance $3.50 J. Erickson loss 81 co., insurance 81 200
Mrs G. D. Bishops and Wheeler Bros two-soory frame
house loss So 900 Insured G. w. Wheelsrs grocery and
nquop stores $1,000 insured ChnIIss shumway, harness,
81 600. partly Insured Mrs. o. T. Peck mliner $4,000,
So GOO Sanford sharp throestoy frame dwell
ms IS 0oO, insurance sS 900 Sanford Sharp hardware
store, $4,000 insurance $4,000; L. W. MeaferPs shoe
store oss 81 600. fully nsuEed Thomas Donahue shoe
maker $500, no insurance william Smith, Of Brooklyn,
$1,000 SIS 900; Braman Bussel $40 900, In
coo; Lakeside PARK Farm Companys Office O..
L. Jones 500 CohIe, tailor, $500 J. W. Wheoers Block
scorehed DAMAGED ST. 600 Court House. loas $4,000
insured.
Tho insurance companies are Etna, Hartford
Connecticut Phoenix orient; the Merden. OF Hart
ford; Fire and Marine OF Springfield; Fire Association
and American Ere American Niagara, and Long
Island. Of New-York. and Phoenix Of London.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BODY IN JERSEY CITY.
THE FUNERAL TRAIN MANNED By VETERANS

WHO SERVED UNDER SHERIDAN.
Tho train bearing General sheridans body arrived at
Port Morris shortly after a. m. yesterday Tho en-
tire run was uneventfu except for the crowd Of people
gathered al every station. Every man who owned q
Grand Army uniform had put It on in al the town
along the way ToIing of bells. the only public mar
Of respect Mrs Sheridan would accept was heard
the train passed through tho towns when tne ifAIi
reached tho end Of the NewYork and Aew-Engiahd
road attempt was made to remove tho body 10 an
Ether car. but tho family would Dot permit H.
The ferryhoat Maryland was in waiting TO receive
~ train The car with the body first run on then
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SIMON HESS DISQUALIFIED.

Simon Hess who arrested for assault upon
Conductor Traver RockGway Beach branch OF the
Long Islsnd Railroad. was arraignei before Justice
Delehsnty In Long Island City yesterday, and was
discharged Tho evidence was mainly In his favor
Mr. Hess is staying ROokaway Beach. On "wednesday
morning he had only time catch the :o5 town
and could not purchase The conductor demanded
tho additional ten cents and above the fare laid
down IN the rules Of the company which Mr.. Hess. 1t
h.
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tyor eA.r Pos.,Gcal gs.s ..s zR'ra Passi
SALE OF LARGE IRON MILLS At P1r7sDUBG.

HALE W LAA1b LI1D-' -h-4SLS - - 40" - -
Pittsburg, Aug. .spociaD.-A big transfer o. MIL
properly made IN Pitsburg to-day, and the trans
acton was witnessed by about hundred iron MIL
owners and capitalists. It was tho sale OF the Gin
ton and Mllvalo mills If Graft, Bennett & Co., who
tailed several months AGO. The properly Is valued
at over 81 100000 yot sold at auction % James "
Friend Of Plttsbu-g, Who represents a syndicate o.
un-ccurcd creditors, far Ss50.O5O, which means s25
O5O cash in addition O. The blanket mortgage which
covered both mills. AZ soon as the GuctiOncec
mounted the chair Jacob Reese, the welFlnown In
venor OF the basic steel process stepped TO the front
dOGed his hat and remarked:
wish 10 state that the machinery used IN the
Universal MN al Nillvale Is covered by several,
patents Of uinc Graf, Bennett & Co. had no right
to operate that mill with those patents"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
ARnEsrEp ZOE oAUsNq rHH AvENUE:A ~

4RRESTED POR CAUSING THE AFEN YEA fAAh
The bodies OF Custave Berg, Mrs. Laura BERG, Lizzie
Berg and Mrs Lena Krause placed in pine collins
al the Morgue yesterday morning Zach colin has
silver plate inscribed with the name age and date OF
death At p. II. the bodies we're removed from the
Morgue and taken 10 the Lutheran Cemetery, where
they were buried Adolph Krause, son Of Mr. Krause
and brother of Mrs Berg with the bodies 10 the
cemetery. Coroner MESSENGER yesterday began an in-
vesticaton Of The fire at 10. C3s Avenue A. az which
tho four persons lost their lives Jury which he
lad selected wont T. the Morgue al Looked at tho
bodies before they wero removed Then the 1urymen
went 10 look al the scene Of the fire. Coroner Messe
mer said he would begin the regular inquest at the
expiration of a month.
The Coroner took the afiGayts OF Michael sold Of
No 1925 Avenue A. employed al Peter Dodgers
brewery Gustave Wirterhalter, Of No 5o1 East Fifty
nfth-st, and Louis Lang, butcher, at No. 1,026
Avenue A. 10 the effect that John Rubine, tenant
OF tho house that burned, aud his vito had made
statements about their insurance. Ihey also reported
some Of Rublne's conversation in regard % the hre.
The Coroner ordered the arrest OF Rubins for arson,
aud he was locked up IN the East Fifty rsts police
station.
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Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In tho dsgram continuous line shows the barometer
nuctuations Yesterday, observed AZ mo UneL sae,
teperaure noted .. Hudnurs pharmacy. 2ls Bfoaa"sI
Tribune oFPIcE Aug 10. q m.-Fsir weather PreVhlou
yesteray Tho temperature ranged between TO- and D.
average. 79'.
In and near this ciJ today there win probably b
fair and cooler weather.
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A TRIBUTE TO THE GENERALS MEMORY.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug 0.-Compander-in-Chi Chief
Rea, G. A. r., to-day issued General Order, No II.
1t is fitting and eloquent tribute to the life and
services of General Sheridan. It says that during
the year 4,1o3 @. A. T. comrades have died, among
whom sheridan stands the most conspicuous. Tho
ccnors Of the National and Department headquarters
are ordered TO DO draped ard the customary badge
Of mourning for forty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
THE SLIPPER AS Az AID TO PE4YER
L lrrnr-nnnI Inst

Dr. Crompton. Of the Oldest doctors ID brnlins
ham Is respoushle for the following anecdOto hheh
/ was a Young man l Tor ume one OF me RS
dent medical officers Of the General h9spIlu. LaIs
thought Of; but although not 50 refined, many OF them
were good we'll meaning women enough, ana dio tclr
bad case OF dellrium tremens ! was anxious aoole
him. as I knew his chance Of recovery was very
he was. on walking quietly along the corridor IN my
slippers heard mysterious Iolse; ana what 40 you
was repeating the Lords Prayer, and making ne man
say u after her sentence az umo. she nan Ie1
slfurer IN her right hand and between every petition
she brought down on that portion Of his body which
appears 70 bn considered by mothers and nurses to De
epecally made and provided By nature for tho cor
poral punishment OF Infants. When sho had finished,
she thus addressed him: There, M man. yer can die
now as soon as yer Ike but wasn't gOin 10 let yer
die cussn' the Lord llk0 that Whatever Is the
meaning Of this nurseP 1 exclaimed She replied
Wbv Ills Language IS dat horful # fair makes your
blood curtfle which thought n would give him DID
of a chance II he said prayer before he died
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ALI LIE TELEPHONEs IN DAYTON ~
LOSSES N VARIOUS PLACES.

Pi.tsburg, Penn. Aug o.-Ihe plant OF the East
End Electric Light Company vas totally destroyed By
fire carly this morning Loss E2JCOO; fully Insured
Tho fire was caused by spontaneous combustion.
Cleveland Ohio. AUG. s-The cid crucible steel
vors OF The Cleveland Steel Company, IN this city,
leased three weeks aao to the Prospect Polling
Ml Company. Tho works were C begin operations
this morning. and the fires Z the boating furnaces had
been lighted. At O'Clock the sparks from the tuI-
races ignltcd the frame walls o. the largo building 2,
and in an hour the mill was smoking ruin. Loss,
10000 Insurance alO.O 600
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ron cnorrna pnrrA1Evr ~ yEw.yERsEY.

HOG CHOLERA PREVALENT IN SEW.JERsET.
Belvidere, n. j., Aug 9-Thc cholera is devastating
vast droves Of hogs In the northern portion OF
Warren County. Two years ago the losses from the
disease footed up thousands of dollars The disease
has broken out with greater virulence than ever
before and hogs are dying by the hundreds las
sy1r rtoms vary in different localities, and all known
remedes have laed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
nrscrssrvG Jay GOULD's HEALTH.

A. I. Hopldns secretary Of the Wabash, ST. Louis ami
Pacific Railway said yesterday. the subject OF Jaw
Coud's health that It absurd discuss
Why said he Mr.. Could never better in his lite
and cannot imagine these stories OF his illness gain
ourrency From enc portion OF the United States
report that IS in the last stages Of Brghrs disease
and from other points othsr ailments specified was
with him on Saturday and found
health. His physicians told too, that Mr. Goulds
health was excellent and by this mornings papers
that he Attended dinner party "Wednesday night given
Judge ulltOn.n
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
NOT MEMBERS OF THE coBDEN CLUB

TO the Edftor Of The IT ibVne.
Sir: "The Port Chester Enterprise tDcmocratc)
states in the lssue % Saturday last that Mr. Levi p
Morton and MI vhteaw Rod are members OF the
Golden Cub. Is this true prompt denial WI Dc
a service. REGINALD r. SHEh9AAN'
Rye, Wcschester Co., \. Y, aug. @, 1855
The statement Is entirely untrue as TO both
gentlemen named.-Ed)
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ZIP rrRn,rr,s CONDITION rNOuANGEp

Sharon, Conn, Aug. 9.-The following bullctin has
been issued by Mr.. Jerome's physician
There is 10 material change Nh Lawrence r.
Jeromes condition since yesterday. He lies in semi
conscious state most the time, but easily aroused
and recognizes those about him. understanding al ques
tons addressed him and responding by sign OF single
word CHARLES d. sHEhflo' ~ ~
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THE CASE OF THE FORGED DISCHARGES


The examination IN the case Of r-Keeper Dugan4
charged completely IN the forgsries OF the Of
police justices Discharged continued IN the Tonbs
Court yesterday. Detectives OBrien and MoAuey told
the story arrest ana how they Swallowed Reilly,
Dugan and McEntee tie who did the forcing This
corroborated by Michael ,. Bennett stool pigeon
The case was adlournei until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
DlMAGE DOVE By LIGHTNING.

Kingston, n Y, Aug. (spccial)-rhe barn Of
Everett Gorsline in the town of Rochester Ulster
County, was struck by lightning last night HIS sons
Luther and Andrew who slowing hay in the barn
At the time we're Instantly killed ard the barn with
all its contents was DC stroyed.
Carlisle PENN Aug Q iSpeciaD.-The large barn
of Alfred Myers near here, with al this years crops.
was destroyed last sht by lightning. Loss, $4,000
fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
THE TRIBUNE AND THE IRISH VOTE.

Tothe EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: You Will have IIish brgades and Irish legons
voting tho Republican ticket In November They
have concluded 10 stop voting for England. Inc
Tribune is doing a great work It Is teaching us
how 10 fight ENGLAND with American ballots.
Washington, D. O., Aug. g. 1883. p OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
TARIFF REFORM LEADS TO POVERTY.

10 the Editor Of The tribune.
Sir: Workmen here have carpets on their floors.
Those Of the same grade In Europe, Canada and Nova
scotia do not. In Europe workmen give in taxation
TO support National debts, ard live scantily In New
England alone vage-workers have S53', ooO,oVo III
saviucs banks the tariff taking care Of the National
debt and leaving a surplus in the Treasury j.
Newark, Aug. g. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
THE COMET IN THE GHEAT BEAR

ocyvatons this evening the Just discovered
iy him In Ursa Major Il II moving sasteHy, about
one degree daily and Is just above the star lambda
The comet has a large head and short TAIL which
strangely enough apparently points toward the sun
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Special Nohtss.
CasweIi. Massey & Co.'S
ELEGANT AID UEEQUALLED
mnrT Ii IDRr.I1A SA -I'IOXS


TOILET PREPARATIONS.
THE cErEDRArED TOILET NO COLOGNE While
striving improve the qualify or tAs most popu
lar colOcue c.. II. u 90 have kept the tOhM LA zod
LABEL ENTIRELY UNCHANGED
FIoRENTINE VIOLET oRRIS sAcHET POWDER.
Incontes tAbly tse tsusst violet odor ever made
RUM AND oUININE FOR THE HAIR Sotwfrh-
standing limitations this wonderful hair tonic 10
cre,ses steadily u the public essimaslol
pENTINE. This vslknow n tooth powder whitens ihe
teeth at once yet perfectly safe and pseserYAve
ELDER FLOWER AND CUCUMBER CREAM For me
IMMEDIATE removal OF ROuGHNESS OF IhE eAIS
this cream has rival.
ALETHINE Anew liquid preparation for the preser-l-
uon OF the teeth sud gsns Has superior sntsepuc QUAR-
ties % Other arrestng decay and promoting msfs
healtnful condition Of tno teeth and guns
MELODERMA. The old tagorte lotlon for amenorauon
Of suusurned an trecked hands and lace
INFXHAUsTIBLE SMELLING SALTS This admir-
able nning gents gives universal sAtistactio
CASWELI. MASSEY s. CO.,
Established 1880.
Chemists, l21 Broadway and SIS Fifth ave. " V
Casino Buldng and 237 Thamesst, Newport X l.
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CHAIRMAN BARNUM NEEDS TO BE WATCHED.
= ~ Il % 2 IL 2 1 b ~

To me Edft0r Of The Tribune
Sir William IL Barnum. the chairman OF the DEM
ocratc National Committee held the same position In
1876 the Cipher Dispatch year. in $780, the
Morey Letter. year; in 1854, the " Brother Eur
chards year. he may may not be directly re-
spousible for all these Incidents But with MIN IN
the same position in the present campaign, when MOTH
inc but repetition IN some form Of these efforts 10
ret tle Presidency. can possibly avail to elect the
Democratic candidates would It not be wise for the
Repnblcans u keep warning constantly before me
public In the ress and Oh tie stump so tha 10 NOIff
Will Give crcdcnce 10 a rOOrback published 100 late
- he answered CHARLES NJ. JEEVJS.
MsvlauQ y. J., Aug. ., 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
A WEDDING.

Charles Mcbride Editor Of The Elizabeth Daily
Journal was yesterday morning 20 Miss Euphena
Mcdonald OF Elizabeth The ceremony. which was
private conducted by mo Rev d. Ieai pastor Oh
westminster Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride went In
sdatey 70 Lake George where they will remain for tho