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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
Military Affairs.

PARADE OF THE FOURTH COMPANY, NATIONAL aUARp
The Fourth company D), Seventh regiment, National
Guard, Captain William II. Ribett accompanied By the
National Guard band will celebrate the Thiryhird ami
versary OF thef organization by parade to day and
visit to Glen Cove, L. l., where they will parade on TIE
lawn In front Of the Pavilion HOTEL In the afternoon
banquet will be served up and military ball will wind
Up the Jtk In The evening Captain Ribstt commenced
ais military career 70 private IL the ranks OF the Fourth
Company on the 10th Of March, 1886. After passing
through the different grades Of tho non commissioned
officers In tho company with the exception o. orderly SER
staht, he WAS promoted to second outenanoy on the
22d OF January 1885 and TO the first euenancy Nov
1883. He was elected captain October Z, 1914 He re-
signed on the 18th Of November 1885, account Of his
removal hem the city. On his return he was called up
on py the Fourth Company assume bis and
on sisntying bis willingness TO do 30 unanimously re-
this company Called eti retains il reputation a. second
70 IN the Seventh regiment in point OF discipline oins
to the unrv perseverance Of 10 present popular com
mander.
PARADE OF TIE WASHINGTON RIFLES, ELEVENTH
Pursuant 10 brigade orders the several companies com,
prsng this regiment win parade in full uniform white
on Monday, the 4h of July TO celebrate the ami.
rr,sany OF she Declaration Of American Independence
pn nno WIN be formed In Bond street, fright on tho
."""'' oa1 past six o'clock A. N.
NonfANY y, WASHINGTON GREys, EXCURSION
T. A.. ..., RECTroN.
cor ro'Heu account Of the projected excursion Of
soston, published IN yesterday H1Rssn vsa irsaas
.ehy stated tnnt the Washington BRAS rand vord a.
company hem. Dodworths Mammoth Rand vii, S,,rn;sh
DE music. ""'" VIII '""iSn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
The Public Health.

MEETING OF THE HEALTH Observation-Disclosures
FROM THE CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
HEALTH wARDENS OF TIE VIOLATION OF CITY
ORDINANCES, ETC., ETC.
The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday, with full!
Board.
complaint was received from Kelly Brothers 4 Long
OF 2el Broadway, complaining of nuisance existing IN
the roar of 29l and 2o3 Broadway was referred To tho
City Inspector to have the nuisance sbated.
The City Inspector reported that the nuissnso com
planned at the slaughter house II Third street has been
abated.
The City Inspector also reported the nuisance com
planned of at l4l Clinton street abated.
The City Inspector then presented complaint from the
Health Warden Of the Twentynrst ward in relation to
manure heap at the foot OF Thirty eighth street, and
stated that the frequently dump the contents Of
their carts in that vicinity and in the and streets
adjoining The matter was referred to the Mayor who
was requested to direct the Captain Of Police in the
Twenty first precinct to detail for preventing the con.
tnuance Of this practice to arrest all who shall here
after violate tho city ordinances in this way.
complaint was next received from the Health Warden
OF the Seventeenth precinct OF nuisance at No 40 Tornp
kns fish market which was referred TO tho City Inspcc
tor, with directions to report as soon possible.
nuisance consisting Of vacant lots at 223 Stanton street.
where all Sorts Of garbage rubbish and offensive matter
The City Inspector presented report on The coposint
made in reference 70 the nusance the country road al
west Warrington marko consisting Of . collection Of do.
cayod vegetable matter Of very offensive nature which
bad from time been deposited there. The report
stated the nuisance To bsvc been abolished.
The City Inspector next submitted report concerning
the alleged nuisance complained Of ~ existing At No r.
waits street, which, In tho opinion q NJ DcSyAn, no
nuisance.
The City Inspector aeked the opinion oSthe Board q 10
whether the DIAL and bone boiling establishments in the
upper part Of the city exist in violation Of the city ord
narces The Board stated them " he violation Of the
erdnaDces, and directed the City Inspector To take
necessary ega, measures TO Rbate all establishments Of an
on ems ys Or unhea1y character without delay
Resolved, That the City Inspector be- ana IA IL berebv
Gected 20 take the necessary legal measures 70 prevent
INC aump'ng OF eaa garbage and other material detr
men 20 inc pubic health In tho central lots bet secu
foI nis and Forty second streets and between Ninth
ana tenth avcnuss, which being ded IN under
contract With the Corporation '' ~ 'AN''
me resolution was adopted, and the Board adjourned
I'll Monday next ut noon Nv N'"@" "'''"'A'~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
Brooklyn Ciyy News.

DESTRUCTION OF A CorToN MANDATORY BY FIRs--Iast
evening" between five ard six O'clock fire broke out In
the extensive cotton mandatory Of Boodgood Bello vs.
In William, between Conover and Van Brunt stl eets Red
Hook Point, known the Hamilton Manufacturing Com
pary. The building of BRICK $50 feet front by about
rs feet deep, and three stories in height The fire broke
out in the drying ROOM and originated from the steam
pipes, which gnted some Of the combustble material
ying about Thence the flames spread and communicated
TO the remaining part Of the building with the exception
Of the south end, which was saved from total destruction
Ib part contained the greater portion Of the machinery
slightly damaged condition The other aad larger poron
Of the structure was levelisd with the ground, and
nufactured materials, destroyed. Tue value Of the
establishment ia estimated as follows Ma ihuery
sSSSo ss0i s6 sSo1@ building $1,000
about great portion of which is insured IN the
London and Liverpool Company; Common wealth Compa.
dozen New York Offices divided equally This establish
ment was destroyed by tlre two years ago from
IKE cause the fire then as now, originated in The drying
room, and rem the steam pipes The company have the
Rdgewood water on their premises and as the Gre
was discovered the employees played streams The
pose, and The flames spread in spite Of tho efforts made to
suppress them. The City engines get TO time TO
pU upon the southern end Of the building thus the
most valuable portion OF the concern was saved.
LEE AVENUE SABBATH SCHOOL JUsrxE Tho sixth annual
festival Of this world renowned institution was celebrated
in the grove at Bedford, L. l., Thursday, and was
very sncct ssfpi affair. At the coronation OF the
Flower Queenwhch was the leading feature of the esti
vaiook place Over sixty young ladies participated In
the ceremony assisted by several boys In the afternoon
the anniversary exercises commenced BY an overture by
Dotwortbs band, which was engaged for the day and
which discourseda at intervals some Of the choicest pieces
their repertoire. Miss Cornea GodiDg lang very pretty
so,o accompanied by Mr.. Horace Waters who conducted
the utca exercises end brief appropriate addresses
were delivered by Rev Mesars Porter Northup and Guy
Ter, OF Ne~ York. the latter gentleman abiding 10 happy
manner 70 the European war, comparing the Sabbath
school children enlisted under the peaceful banner Of
and New York tho ground and entered vish AZ
much spirit into the feavitcs Of the occasion as the i
venles large ard efficient committee did everything
their power to rcndsr the jubilee successful ana VS.
happy 70 learn that the affair passed OF very plea
sanity no accident occurring W tho enjoyment Of he
visitors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
FRENCH HEROES IN THE WAR

MARSHAL REGNAuLT DE SAINT JEAN pANaxLy.
This general oHcer who has just received the nigh dig
tncton Of a marshas baton on the bloody and hard,v
contested field Of Magenta from the Emperor Of tia
French, Is very distinguished soldier OF the first Epire
and bears one OF the most iusrous names among the
many handed down from that brilliant period. He IL
the son Of the well known minister Of that Mans OF tho
republic and the empire, who generally charged by
Napoleon toexplan bis views the Senate Havipg begun
hs military education In the sch vol Of 81, Cyr he was AFTER
wards transferred to that Of 81 lernaiu tho sge
VI II years he accompanied the army on the rough
shd terrible campaign Of Russia in the capacity Of sub
Lieutenant Of the Eighth Hussars. Ills regiment having
been nearly cut to pieces a. The battle Of Lepsc during
The retreat and his own Life having been mracuously
preserved taken into the Imper STAFF and served
% sts officer during the whole campaign OF 1914 die.
tipgushiDg himself under the eyes Of tho Emperor,
Who made him a captain beneath the walls O
Rhems. BE WAS soon after created ordnance OH
cer and After the return from rlba hc follow
ed the fortunes Of the Emperor to the uSmora-
ole dsd Of Waterloo, where his daring bravery won for
him the rank Of chef d'scadrm on the neld Of battle
This brave officer may then DO well termed veteran Of
the drst Empire He made the campaigns OF 1912 IN Rug
sa Of 1918 In SaIony, Of lsl4 and 1876 In France and the
Forth He WAS also member Of the Constituent Assem-
bly, 70 which he was elected second on tbs List By l4S
votes BE was member Of the War Commission and Of
the former Parliamentary Club OF The Rue du Poteys He
commanded on the Gath Of February tho cavalry Of he
Place DC d Concorde under General Bedeau and but Tor
counter orders would have dereuded the Chamber Of
Deputies ron invasion that even;ful day BE better
known since the expedition to Rome in ls49, whore he
commanded brigade the Army OF the Alps and served
70 italy under Geperal Oudnot He became Secretary q
ar IN tho beginning OF 1881.
This gallant officer took service under the Bourboue,
hut In 1926 went Greece and with Colonel Fahyiev or
aaSizcd corps of cavalry in the service OF she Hellenic
people, then Sighting lor their freo&, = The people =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
vvilIiauasburg city News.

Fouyp DRowNrD. Yesterday morning tho body Of IN
uakown man wss found In the water, foot Of South Fin
street, E. D. Hwn that OF about forty yeArs old,
five feet eight inches high dark brown hair no wbskers,
or vest was supposed that the body OF the
WIS H. Potts, who was drowned or the Peck sp ferry
saturday night but on close examination provca not 10
Inc oooy Of tho child that was found in the water foot
OF South Sixth street. on "Wednesday bsx been Identified
as that q the son Of John Oracle, pilot ~ Fulton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
Hol,oken City News.

. NAN Forsp sHor AT HosoKKs-svProsED SUICIDE
Yesterday forenoon the body Of we'll dressed unknown
man VIVA found by persons who were engaged in ex
cavating in the bank at Fox HILL back Of the E,ys,an
Fields 1t is supposed that he had committed suicide BY
shooting himself through the head, a. revolver was
found in h hand Deceased was asout thirty six ysaTs
OF and had req whiskers ousacne was dressed
mere peniaJoons and Congress CATERS In one Of bis
pockets was founds wallet with the name Of III (orJ
Gale, ST. LOUIS and some Of his liacn also marked
with the same nsme. Coroner r ". Bohpscds Of Hobo
Ken, summoned jury, and after viewing the body I'd
journed the nvettigatiOn 70 i've O'Clock This (Sxsrdey)
afternoon, with view afordug the friends q deceasec
N opp0Itpn liz foY Identification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

II I'VE Candidates should be run for President AMI
peiher receive majority Of the whole uuher of s'ecso
raj votes only three Of them could 90 before House
Representatives. and those would PROBABLY be the three
nrss named As matters LOOK now the vote In that body
by States would stand about ~ follows
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financial.
ALsrar X. SIcoLsY, Anetinn--I.
GUAR AUCTION SALE If STOCKS snC


ALsrnr X. SIcoLsY Anction--r.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE 1T STOCKS and
IL BONDs.-ALBERT II. NIC0LAY all 81 THIS DAY
Ma H. a. ~ oslck az thu Merchant fNc.sf-;
50 shar- Fsrns ~ and Ciisn. Bank Of l. IS esel
~ .hsrs CitiE, Is B4uk, : . zach.
10 shares -. Sicholss Bsnk s 100 zach
y .hars American Fire Insurance { D., : ~ @aen'
" .lar,. HarnDHy Fire Insurance c.. So each
~ .hsr-. M~rcsui Mutual Insurance CuI.ans FOO each
5shsres Hon. Fire Insurance c.. : lu0 esch .
>. .hsr-. Great Western MAnn- isgrAnc- C. tI'- seh
5.hsr.. Co1nbisn Marine in.ursne- Co, $l"0 each
IS shares ?, C.p+T Fir- insuranc, npany ~ esen
, share A.tor Fire Issuance Co. 80 eafh
5.har,s MaIk.t Fir. Insurance ca, { las each
- ssr's NJ pnian Fir, llsurlDce Company <Weacn
IS shsrts North River Fire INSURANCE, ca. : > zach $50
-S Con n Mutual Insurance scrp q 49, - aid ~
80 Ofi.Is Mural Insurance scnP Il 1871
Stt Or, at Mrs,rru Mutual lns- : mp II lsj9
$3.50 Ailsic Muusl i. man. SCI II Is s and 100
= sisrs Wsis FsrEn Co.. Exyrss.. = ~ zach
lna shares Whi,sh. Sara,ssa Railroad Co. 81 rach
SIS shares La Crss- Nlwzakes K K tHypi - rAeh
s40+ La Crosse and Ml~auk'. Raj Dad II VI Sc luIs
l6p srns i.cousn Sck,ol Lands -
s3ou Berlin City (Wi- Pr cent .nfs' luz III
- oo Sau FraI ci.cn Cry aud County per ent 8 nfs
S-cuI Received in addition thr regular advert ed list
iurius sv-ry sale S.x regular sale MONDAY May i6
r, sr AuS. Sales Stocks ana nd 'fay aud
Thursday IL hch have been the rgu,r established days 81 e
a any y.ar or every day wi reg al isi DEL
tie NJ TcEsuis E,chaI ock and Bonds ougl aud sid
~ psy al Brokers ard Interest allowed ~
{, Tnsifs, ann dividends collected.
large verify Il Bank aud Insurance Stocks; also other
SCI UII,i,s constantly hand AZ PIixss ss,r ,,,
QlS) Stock Aucneer Broker an BsnAer n" Broad st
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Jnsnranre Companies.
NEw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. co (,

NyEW-ENGLAND MU1UA LIFE ms. co :,
Boston Capital sccmGletec Premiums, e. 20 ss 81
p,ypr cssh dividend 20 al the Insured PamPh
les, r. ports &r, furnished Efsu. =. JoiiN liofrkhi
Agent and Aiornry cor 'hr Co.. No Ito brosdwsy,N T.
DEP BLIC INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 10
III WALL-ST &c ONOMY aud SECURITY IN FIRE
NsIRANCE-Fire Insurance biig he mutual plan IN
N, CAPITAL principle The Charter q this Company re-
que. pr o the profits shA b. annually divided 20
s Scrip bearing interest TINS Company has been IN
operation years. during which time has declared 10 ia
! pr = their premiums They Insure AGAINST
Loss Fire the lowest rates Of solvent
Coupsphs =, .
Tie security ofered Insurers u an secunnatns one, iher
,urtus le now nearly az lTse a their capital
An prs. who may lave held Pces issued by his Company
..,re In 1854 1855 1855 1857 1853 and have not received
III Srp wich they entitled, requested - ca and
t, il, together interest which j. payable annually in
cash l.,
Under the charter all Scrip called fr N six from h
''' VI ISSUE ROBERT s HONE, President.
DrycAS y. CURRy, Secretary.
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printing.

At Wedding Cards, Notes,
LTh~- celebrated Cards. sp-nddly engraved oriy
b bad IN Brosdvsy Dusn@ Ord~rS rceived BY mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF PRICE.
T. -weddins At Home and Whiting Cards, Bill Heads Sua
oess Cssds Checkh &c, q kLLLfs No. u gsson~i ~ !.
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CORGHUM SCGAR-CANE.-Our annual illus
trated PAMPHLET ready contains Rep rs Interest
ina Expsrn. with the Sorghum oasarCae is sn D,Iec
,ux Gr sirp and Suzxr Making; tsr with ILLUSTRATIONS
De.crrtions ard Prices II approved Mills ana
parsius si kind. for successfully working the Cane we n
nv, pr,uad on r.esipt a three hitter stamps
s"'''' HEDt,Es FIRE. Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
6ales al Aulfion.
AUCTION SALE Of SPLENDID HOUsl

n HOLD FURNITURE-Rch Wilton s1d s,vet carp %.
c,.y French Plate PIER and Male Mrrurs, t-s Il r.ch
PsrlT Furniture rO--<,d PiAnk0rt-, 7ave elegantly m
laid With p-s and sod p-ar krys II the u.s 'PrS M
Cu,l-ry &c 81 ". gs Wrsi ltihst. w. PORVEh A.
lion. az viii sell THIS DAY. Nay u =; Joy 6cE n" entire
consisting 4 large aud costly Pier aud MAls Mrrr' 'aPr
russ WOOD Piano Forte ssfant Suites Of Paor Flrnr 10 ca
cyiu- .ud maroon bruc=dr do. ia and eOi 4d
carved ros.wDo Center ia aud Pier Tab - supeT -
vOCG Eissrrs, malb-'op with mirror doo'. ad oat. &c
WOOD EsE-rs ~nh nrOr backs. ch lace W Ido-
,air and and orm0lu ClTs- c~y Svrs and
Dre,drn ysy aud rich p-r Ornaments Scwh nanoTs u
HE O-Pa utngs Dining and Clanl-r tlfna---E -
ss,t F,teu.p table, Chair. h gold bsnd decorated TIA and
Ce. ss rgsui ruby and cut Glassware par and SILVER "
Inv Csk. Baskets Casters Bureaus Wsshsianes With marble
or oosty decorated China Tol' Sts best Har Mtr.-s-
,atk.r Beds Bedding FIR nch oval mirror mahogany Suits
of Furniture IN hsrcOth, aud msbzauy sPrns
Chair, rosewood Hass:ands Oco;h, Stair Csrpfs kc
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ITO The SToCKH0LDERs Of thn Ia CROSSE


i and MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY:
As.oT Hoese N.wYrr Received Nav 10, 1879
Ryan behalf of the Company aud third mors'ge Bond
bo.r-, movd n Dissolve your Junction As"d -erd ~
snd ov,rrubd. All right. Mar. II. CARPE>rts'
This -t ally esops aly further pr ednss 'ie part q
, pr. sent Beard or Of the Bonahoier sell
the Road. under the II millions II bnud. made
81 $50 ard the supplementary deed Of trust - William
Barnes, August II, lS5s- -
The La CIR eu,-rpr is the best IN Wisconsin. know the
ysu. III. capacity the Ot the Road aud SUI c1n
fden Notwithstanding the past that only
r, sins the Stockholders the now In their
hand. By eectins eur capable aud HINES Board Of
Dir ctos to once give real value sock In my
,yioi there .ii three four millions II value left the
khoders and above every honest 81 which the CON-
pn :, ,,,,,,
H. FLOWING bill directed John Fitch, esq, NJ ~ Wll-t
pes,utd to yesterday iOf payment l, was evidently
ui.,sk. but publ Tor bea-ht Of the St. kh t-fs "
the La Milwaukee Railroad Company IL VIII show
ii en- expected pay for the puts a y pubisaei III
Til. Express euosiZink Alexander Mtcnc tue r.sent
Beard Il Directors. FuItn,r comment is needless
La CROSSE AND MLwAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY,
IT, Nex.Yori Daily ExIrss Dr.
PublsLed by j. l. Z. BToOss Nos. Sand ID Park-row.
MayL To Stockholders View Of La Crosse Railroad Elec
ton, III 90
Nave To the Stockholders, lt................ IL n
Total. -
In cducluson invite all int. rested 10 call a. No ~
Wa, where shall b. pleased them ard captain the
true condition prospects VI the Con- pany - , ,,-
NEWCOMB CLEVELAND.
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AUCTION NOTICED. $. HOuGH Auc.

n to- err will sell o-mORROW Fnd1yD, My i3 a. a.!
precisely large aud hne as,5fneni 81 hoI sEhoLp
FURNITURE. Csret- Ol-Cofh, PIER and Mantle GLASSES,
Ornaments, China Dinner and Tea S.' French Cat Glass
ware, Silver Service Tes Urn. Gaze Baskets, Cssers
Spoons Ivory Cutlery contained the house ~ %
clinton eihsf between Broadway and Sh-sv PARTIES IN
one,, II 6ne Furniture M find hi. we'll worthy # their
attention Cash oep h required Of al purchasers and the gods
must b. removed iume atey. Sale psitive rain or SHINE
Tie pars contain large God Suites jod Icave
Piano Easy Chairs Center Tables Bookcases Easeres Corner
Stends &c.
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$4,000 TO LOAN A: !. on . s. .Ss. sse % s s
elsa IN proved property. Apply 30 - . -,
GE6ROE sIxOSsOSr Ne u EAes.ase place.
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Rrfriserators.

COMETHING NEW and SUPERlOR!!-
- REVOLVING and VENTlLATIMG REFRlGERAroRS
This article while is very economical Ia ice, has very large
Amount Of s.roon which arranged as to be in hive differ
apartments thereby keeping buer mk &c. from coming
IN contact with fish, melons, anything whereby they
NAV h.con. tainted and spoiled cooler attached
IN, shelves revovt, bringing zach dish to the hand Inc oh
very oman being nsde OcagoD rn AND Handsomely
grained We ao give personal attention all kinds Of Warm
ns and Ventsns Send M CIcaaI giving description and
cuts r L. hEDENDthO 'O.,Si
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ITO OWNERS Of COUNTRY PLACES
FyRrILIZERs SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN GUASo
hApEss sI PR PHOSPHATES Il LINE. hrst ever mat
snr-d In hi. cury fr Ea-. lawns WEI and vesetAoisg
an and al crop. Recommendations rom h9ndreas VINO
have used /, for ten years $50
In strong bags, 100 ih.. each
Nitroseuzsd sup-r Ph'-phs,. Il Lime. prf BAG pr tan
Pcts,h SUPER Phosphate u Lime. pr bag ~ ~ p tn 30
rsn u Phphse of experiment, Together WIN ore nsfs os
Al directions r be had free OF -xp-Dss 90 spp~
caion 10 CHARLES v MAPES, No. if3 r1tDn-st
For sale sr all agricultural wsy-hous--
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~ kURNITURE.-W. B. WESCOTT, Auetioneer, will .-ll
TOMORROW Friday. a; lo o'clock precisely a. the h
do cling No. i5z West 2, between 7th and sthsv. a TIE
rch and co.y FURNI1URE consisting part Of splendid
rosewood suites covered IN baae silk and cotn roswd
PisnotBte; elegant P-r and Mantle Mirrors Turkish Chairs
aud Lounges: pier and Table Eiasrrs th mr.
rI doors; Tapestry and Wilton Carpet; marble statnary
splendid mattel Vases and Other work. OF SRI rr.
BUREAUS Wssh-.and. Commodr; carved Bedst.ad. Ward
rot+. With doors - Hair Ms-sses BEDS Bedding;
Rattus Chairs; oval ch China toilet sets snsdes
osk Fatel Dining Tables sver.wse French Cnina ~
every DESCRIPTION ruby and crystal Cut Glass ivory and par
Cuil-ry nth oak dim furntnr- sOs bebs-sd III
cIh Carpts and collection ii mahngsiy furniture &C.
For par n, SEE Herald. Sale rain or shine
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Uaier Cure.

ROARDERS and PATIENTS Will lind eh zee
~ ssctou very hesthes, ARTICLES Of ROOD,
aud anst HOME in the d-isee P.fto. o. tas
city, Al Dr. j. siLAS BROWNS HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
N, 40 Ih-sv.
hR. l.. J. LOwENTHALs WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM No ITO Blse-krrs;-, Nsw.Yoss.
Treatment without bard Tan.vni and Proahens sesrdsfs
tsk'p.
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DOGERSs CITRATE at MAGNESlA @IY IL
Trx Il, Iarr- Bst-s Ia Powder only . eents One o,,e
rau 10 three a the Liquid. very sxesoe furEa'Ve- y"
81, by al druzxi.as Depot No 1875 Sprns-t
vI'HE EXCELSIOR STAR BLACKlNG pro-
1nr.. a ~ rfsct polish oil uras-, preserves the
.,b,, ~. and psbIr arary doubling il. durability We only
- e,s tr. aud will refund s price Dot end a.
A RANDALL Co, No ic' Aaden'isn-. y. I.
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NETWORK SUPREME COuRT-Coanty 81
IN New .York.-LOUISA s. LORD aud fREDEklCk W.
LORD her Husband, Plaintiffs, against fREDERiCk r.
GROTE and ANNA GROTE, b, Wifi Charles Drummer Henry
M,tiurkiu Charles IA. Marshall Charles Lan.n, 0eorse w.
Todd Eiwod Tycr Lucy SIS, Stephr ID. Stephens, Henry
n l.. eds Allen r. Min,T, tra~sh.y daily w liam Latham
Bailey Henry Bailey, Alfred Radcliffe. Defrndsnts-Sum-
mon, Tor re.i-To the d. Pendants, Cs~shsy Bailey William
Latham Bailey Henry Bailey. aud Alfred kadchhe You are
her by sun named qaid the complaint in this
st L. filed the Office q the Clerk q the County q
City Hail In City & New fork, ON the 1th
day OF March last, aud cpy If ynr answer 70 the
said cum plant the snbcrib,r at ns oi,e, No 81 Wall
street the City # wtun twrty day. AFTER the
this exclusive ~ the day OF sncn SER
vice and you fail to the said complaint within the time
H.. plaintiffs IN this sct will apply g. ne Court cf
tie relief dc handed In the putDtcd 6tn April 1893
j. H. MITCHELL, Plaintiff AuIIn.y,
=, ,.wswTh No slWallst.