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of the hour of hanging in order that the criminal
may make religious preparation. We are apt to
forget the murdered victim, the conditions oil sociai
security and the effect on general morality Inc
criminal should not be misied into thinking that
sudden repentance can enable HIM TO eVade uiNlEe
punishment. Tho Governors meaning III
reprievlng prisoners may De gooI out
it tacItly assumes that the STATE 10
responsible for their eternal welfare and thus re-
turns TO that connection between Church and state
which has produced much evil IN the past. Ihefc
is nothing in the Constitution which defines WHAT
is sufficient preparation for hanging; how thcn
can the Governor determine! The criminal Is un-
der the charge of minister; and, being excited Oy
his approaching death, is easily influenced. ms
looks like au interference with the freedom OF con-
science These rcprieves tend also TO encourage that
fond sentimcntalism which surrounds criminals
The Governors theory seems to commit the State 10
the theory that dying hour repentance can cancer
the misdeeds of lifetime. Ii Is OF course best tnat
n nan should repent; but when you tell
him that his repentance has cancelled his obhgailOh
TO the law and that he Is going 10 swing from inc
qaows straight into heaven, the teaching IS wrong
and immoral; and a reprievc in order that man
may be taught commits the State 20 unchfl'tldh
doctrines. The Governor seemed to say in the case
OF Leighton: If hang him he is lost; II leave him
to DIR. Morgan for thirty days more he may be
saved" protest against the pervorsion of Christ
ian truth implied III granting the Holy spirit thirty
days in which to convert a man. Moreover, tins
repneve is founded on "A false psychology. If it Is
given the ground that a complete change of char
actcr can be made in Thirty days it is wrong. If 1t
is not granted that ground, II Is unnecessary. III
is the criminal who goes to heaven. What about
the vctmI lie has no time Tor repentance. Better
TO be the murderer than the victim.
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RE-OpEYIyG TIE .SUYNuIYG BATHS.

Although the temperature of the weather and the
water i not yet such as to tempt people to the
swimming baths the Department OF Public WORKS
is optimistic enough to believe that IT soon VIII DO
So and therefore has made preparations to open the
free baths on next Thursday June j. the regular day
for their opening. The small and the large
boy can thus, as for several seasons, be supplied
with a place 10 swim III without fear of policeman
coniiscatIng their clothes and shaking Il club at
them from the shore: N0henglris' ahdcFcn chliufei
also Learn 10 swim IN the baths, and mothers heed
have anxiety about their little ones as the water
in the chiidTcns compartment Is 0niY Two ieet anu
SIX inches deep. Some evidence OF the good results
of the swimming bdlls was Afforded III the state
mcnt of an Engli Ii teacher of swimming who was
in this city last season, that he found a
SWIM than in any Of the European cities he had
visited. Ihe record of bathcrs in tie free baths
about ouc-ihird OF whom ere women. for the last
four years Is ISIS, 1851 1879, 2,oeL2|9;
1850. 3.Jol .G3> ISL 3. l9e, 532.
good order in the lasi few weeks and viii be lowed
soon from the basins where they have boon lying 10
the places set apart FOR them They will be placed
al the Battery, Gouvemcur. Fifth. Nineteenth,
Thirty seventh and observation-disclosures wclith-sts,
Eas; River, and at Bethune and Fliy-iirst-Sts,
North River new bath is being bWit
at Learyy shp-y2rd at GrcenRqint -, it
will probably be finished by June .. This will be
for the accommodation of the Fifth Ward, which
extends on the water front nom Warrcn-St 10
Canal-s,.. North River The Dock Department has
assigned this bath To n berth at Pier No. 81. The
superintendent OF the baths. James Mccartney has
protested against this selection, Tie site, he says
is most unsuitable 4 sewer cnIpties into
tie river at this point, and nearly dozen
steaIlboa;s nm throughout the season TO
the per, causing the pier TO be nearly
impossible with trucks, While there Is also Dan
ger OF the steamboats, smashing the bath IN swing
ing into the slip. Mi Mccartney IS trying to have
the Dock commissioners change the location from
Pier No. "a to the end OF the new pier al the foot OF
Laight-st.. where there is ample room and clean
water The baths viii be IN charge of the same
keepers, generally, last year; they will give IN
strHcij0n nm swimming t. tnose who desire It, The
baths Will be open each weekday from > a. III.
10 D. M. children under fourteen being Obliged 10
bathc between a. IN. and Il p. IN. Mondays
and girls. The alternate days, ana also sunday
from ) a 10 noon, are reserved for boys and
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LYDIA G.. PIN X n p M s
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

l. \ POSIIlN T. CURE
painful complaints and weaknesses 50 common to
best female population.
twill cure the form OF female complaints,
Ill ovarian troubles Inflammation AMI liberation falling and
dsacemon and the consequent spna, weakness and Is
particularly adapted to the Change Of Life
twill dissolve and evpel tunOrs from the uterus In an
carly stare Development The tendency 70 cancerOuS
humors there's checked very speedily By its use
It removes Gntncss hatuancy, destroys all craving for
stimuants and relieves weakness OF e stomach II
boating headaches prostClOn general debility,
sleepleSsness, depression and indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain weight and
backache is always permanently cured by its use
II will at all and under all crcuumstance' act In har
rnony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure kidney complaints Of either this com
pound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is
prepared at 233 and Westernaye Lynn Mass Price 81
SIX bottles for 81 by mail in the form OF pills also IN
the form OF Oz,ngc receipt Of price, 81 per box Tor
either Mrs Pnkham freely all lctter5ot inquiry
send for pamphlet Address above. Mention this paper
No family should b, without Lydia E. Pnkhlm3 Liver
Pills 1ey cure constipation bousaess, and orpdity OF
the liver 70 cents per box.
~ sold By all druggists. 81
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
a-,1.nr ,Nn TIE POLITICIANS.

L.,
President Arthur passed quiet snnS d the III Heex
p,I Rest Int was unable to do So Ills sou S,,'
snS were there the morning service Sc R@
;no The day several Of the Presidents pol,.o o
nssocates and intimate friends called upon upon
him Among others y IGo S Co,ni sst "ecr
French surveyor Graham John D. lawson, r 9nss
Haroerd BicIin and John J. OBrien. The President
has taken rooms at the Fifth Avenue Hotel ana To-
oay and tomorrow will receive visitors there, =.
No formal conference has yet been held ny
the Stalwart politicians on the subject rH Ha
Secretary Folgers candidacy for Governor Inc
matter has been discussed moro or less informaiy
among them and the chan oes of success before tue
Republican Convention canvasScd. The matter mas
been mentioned IN conversation with the PresldehI
but nothing definite has been decided upon, Ter
tsinly no plan of action has been mapped om1;
What may be done during the neN5I
two DAYS is the subject of q g2on a
deal Of conjecture among the politicians Meamino
the friends of Governor Cornell and they coPhi
some of the most influential OF the TTor ro
District Republican leaders, are not lIie tho; the
looking sharply after his interest. ana say .'s
delegation from this city to the Republican S Goy
Convention will contain far proportion VI Wv
lruOr Corue 5 laAcTcntS.
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THE pFfNGsTEN FESTIVAL.

r,c..,,, i tho name gwen by the Germans TO
Their pentecost festival, which tney c1ieoId'c ioi
three DAYS on PhngSt-Sontag. IhngSl-Mohllg anu
p6ncst-i 6enstac. / he name ~ the German dellNa-
ton from the Greek word from wh!ch fehleCoSt
comes 50 that il simply means the h1teih Gay aiier
Easter In Germany the festival Is one Oh INC os Ii-
nortaut i'm the whole year. All work Is stopped for
three days and the people devote themselves SnIIe-
~ 10 amusement and meIry-lnakiHs oi az niIiN i
Ihc houses in the villages and cites are trimmer
with green branches and with fowers,Wme tIceSaIe
dug M IN the forests and replanted in rows III 'front.'
of cottages and mansions. me trees are transplant
I'd in the nighttime, for II Is contrary 10
The forestry laws to cut down or 10
dig up the forest trees and, although everyone eA-
ncfs everyone else 10 break the law FOR the rings
len Fest each one does II with the utmost secrecy
ON SUNDAY nearly all the people 90 to church III ne
morning. and tnen they scatter among me Ie4S,
climb the hills and mountains or drink beer at the
mills and inns that abound throughout the country
SUNDAY is the day on which the servants ana the
lower classes have their holiday, WIN us plcuCH'
dancing and attendant beer Grlhklng. On MoI""N
the higher classes Of society have p3rue5, baIS ana
excursions and shooting clubs have thelr Matches
the winner of which is called the hlhS. me
third day gwen up to the children and me peer
drinkers. The clildrcu, dressed IN gay corning
and covered with Gariands and wreaths OF flowers;
march in procession to their picnic grounds ana
There spend the day in dancing and Play inG games,
wmle the " hing Of the shooting cI;Us pays Hcd'iy
1Of his hOnori by giving ms iIcEos n ktCPe' Vi
large bccr-drukng party. OHe OF lhc clci features
OF the festival IN many parts OF Germany is the
procession of PhugstONeu. Lach OF tine hHtGAcrS
iok.s ms best on and Trims hun with gay ribbons,
and with wrcaths and buuchcs Of the brightest col
olcl flowers Then all of these decorated beasts are
led in procession through the streets Of the town.
O'ten creating great excitement among the children
by becoming uHrulY from terror al each oIioi gay
acOrnmcnts. In this city the festival is ctcDlatcu
with exclusions. and with dances ANA HELD sports IN
The parks ana summer gardens. Many lar-c factories
and c0mmercIalcStab lisuments managed by Germans
will b. closed to-day, while decoration Day. coming
~ II does on the last day OF the ringSen est gives
the great mass OF the Germans III the city an OPP
portunity for celebrating the festival when they
are making great preparations 10 euoTdCc.
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the great Of life and heath
:" '''''' S'"''''"' 1879 HBSRY.sT.. BROOKLYN

body look the great OF life and hea
1879 HByRY.sT.. BROOKLYN
To THE LIEBIo COMPANY; -
Your preparation Coca is the be't have eyer seem n
EDWIN NJ. HALE VI. D., Professor Of Matera Medic,; IN
the Chicago Medical College author OF Lectures Oh Dis
cases Of the Heart. 90 says ,..,o,o,
md relieve
difficulty breathing indicated IN that condllOn
which often find In women ana cnldren Wheh ~ Os'
WHAT Is COCAi
The first reply ia that IT Is Not cocoa. .
COMMODOKE GIBBON United Sttes exploring expedl'
ton Of the Amazon says The Coca has properties so mar
veou enables the Indians without other noursh.
ment the WHILE perform forced marches Of hys ana 81
days 1t Is bTacing stimuant and tonic uat Dy e use OF
1t alone they will perform journey OF 800 miles WITHOUT ap
pearing Ia the least fntiguod.'
DIR. VIM. 5. SEARLE, OF BrOoklvn, y. y saysi The
effect OF the the human system borders upon the
marvellous and not clearly authenticated y writers OF u
doubted vcracity would be altogether beyond belief ,
Seville Coca 10 prOlOng life longevity among
its is The and not with tho exception They
PROFESSOR ]. j. VAN TsHUDI t"Travels in Peru y
says Setting aside all exravagant and visionary notices
clearly Of the opinion that the Of Coca Is very con-
OF this confusion. may refer to tho
examples Of longevity Indians who from
bOyhood been the habit of macatng Coca three
times day Cases not upircquent u Indians attaining
the of 100 these mon AZ the ordinary
rate OF consumption must % their lives have
the most perfect health and vigUr."
lchig CO.'S Coca Bel Tonic in number " cases OF
and there steady loss Of weight TIE results
in weeks indeed fiat ieDg one patent
gained Ave pounds, another three pounds ana so on
President Med. society Of Georgia, etc. etc
PREPARED ONLY BY THE ,,,,u,-,
LIEBIG LABORATORY AND CHEMICAL WORKS
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
NETWORK, PARIS AND LONDON.
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UNITED HEBREW CHARITIES.

The eighth annual meeting of the United
Hebrew Charities Society was held ycsteT-
day morning at No. 5> St Mark's-placc. II. ).
a. len presided. he annual report shows the
receipts Tor the year 10 have been S39,o17 -.
The balance on hand Is SIS .693 o. There were
1872 families representing 2S.39S persons relieved
curing the year: 3J1 persons afflicted with III
durable diseases were supported at tncIr homes.
There are two industrial schools for teaching
giTs sewing. cooking and hOusework, supported
by the charities he at No. 5S ~. Mark y
place has lGs pupils, with daily Attendance OF
AZ The other at NO. 0Os Ihird-avc. has an at
tendance oi "a. There have been 3U1 poor and
tlck persons sent To various parts OF Europe ana
America, some OF them being emlgfauts who Ic-
turned TO their native country. The society has
also paid the expenses of burylng go persons III
Baysde Cemetery.
Nlyer stern made some remarks in regard to the
coming here of destitute immigrants lie SAID {;
- 1t Is your duty 20 Try TO prevent al forelaneTs
comiug here who cannot make their living among
us | don't believe in the idea that Europe should
act like an unnatural mother and make us the
ASYLUM for her undesirable children. ] denOunce
the idea OF making this country the pOOIhOuSe OF
Europe Ii is great cruelty to the people sent
here as they do not know our language ana are not
accustomed to our ways. As Il mere matter OF
economy j. l. tar cheaper to support them III Eu-
II pc than IN New-lOrk. mark VIII 60 rs lar tneIc
Is dollar here.
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THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

The yearly meeting of the Society of Fr lends of
the states OF New-YOrk and New-JeTsey began yes
fer,iay morning with the Eirst-day religious cxcr-
oses IN the Friends meeting house al FiteeIth-st.
and Rutherford place. The first speaker. samuel
Leyick. spoke ior nearly an hour upon the lite and
work of George Fox, the Characteristic beliefs OF
the Friends and the mission OF the society. Mr.
Ieyick was followed 10y several women, who at i'll
teryals rose III their places aud made short adj
dresses large part OF the Friends present espe-
rIaliy thc older women, dressed III the eXtre me
fashion.
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SERMONS TO TWO REGIMENTS.

The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Hall, rector Of Holy
TRINITY Church, III brooklyn, preached tue annual
sermon 10 the I'D Regiment, y. u. . ny, of which
a. is chaplain, III the cEurch at Montague and Gin
,or-s,s Brooklyn, last evening The regiment,
under command of Colonel Rodney q ard ,ma cbed
from the ClermOnt-ave aIInOTy " tbs church
The 47th Regiment. y. u. ,. n l., Astc.ed TO me
anu,,,i sermon IRON It's chaplain, The Rev. Dr.
NV land MAYNARD last evening III 81. Pauis rot
estant Episcopal Church, at Marcy ave and Penn
H.. Brook iyH.
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,NIrREp BYA BOLT FROM Il CANNON.

cannon was fired by some men III Long Island
Town Creek for the purpose OF RAISING drowned
6ody fIom tic stream. hey did not succeed III hnd-
ing the dead body, Dui nearly kliieH = w. r,y
Pyancis Kelly age thirteen, OF No. AIS East 1hlr-
teeutb-st Nen -YOrk, was standing near Devocs on
factory, on Lhc brooklyn SIDE OF The creek watching
the firing. wheu he Wa struck III ne rght leg WIN
n holt from the cannon. The bolt was an men III
diameter and ok inches IN icngCh, ana the wound
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TIE COURTS.
COURT CALENDARS-MAY 90.

srPRrNr C0Uar-ruAiHs .5- Held bv DonOhue. J.--cal.
endar called az u a. MO, T. S 40 -, 81. lGl l75 80,
$50 20 223. 3. go. Zi". 26~. -b9, -13 20, 21G
40 DAY caeudAr
day calendar
MAINE CuUir-GENREAL Ri-IIcla hv Shea G. J.,
HAYES and SrrbaS. IJApu"-is from orders Nos 20 10,
iuclu-lvc Appears judgments NOS 10 % inclusive.
SJEEOaATC's COUhI-HefOre HCIas, S-Contesed VIII OF
James stoke, 1t II a.
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THE GOSPEL TENT SERVICES RESUMED.

The Gospel tent in which daily services were held
last SUMMER at Twcntethst and seeond-ave., was
pitched for the season yesterday. The Kcv: pr
Of the work accomplished by the Gospel services IN
the tent last year and explained the plans by when
The mission was 10 be continued. Drs. MAJ
which the work of the Gospel tent was commented.
a choir led the singing
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HOPE FOR DISCHARGED CoNyIcTs.

The new chapel for the Home OF Industry and
Refuge for Discharged COnvicts at No. 40 East
louston-st. was opened yesterday afternoon. The
new quarters are large and include beside the
chapel which was fitted up by discharged cOnvicts
dorInIiOTies and rooms for brOOm-maklng at which
Industry newly discharged cOnNictS are put until
other work Is found Tor them. The building cost
SIS 900 the repairs - 600, and other necessary
expenses made the total outlay $4,000, toward
which about $1,000 was subscribed yesterday.
Addresses we're made by the Rev. DR.. William Or
iiIston Michael Dunn, the Rev. DIR. w. VI. Taylor,
The rev. Dr. Booth, William h. Dodge j., John
ONelll, Stephen Cutter and 4. >. Hatch
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was so serious that the boy will probably lose ms
leg lie was taken to the Eastern District Hospital
HELD FOR ROBBING THEIR EMPLOYERS.

Charles Cole, a clerk, William Hughes and John
Rock, alias Rocky drivers for Hlll bro,neis
fruit importers, at No. 20 Parkplace, were
Mcknight and Hamilton, charged with rop nm
their employers of goods valued at Soy ,, i Te
were in the habit of selling irut recelDed roi
tice Patterson held them yesterday IN 3i,ooo Dali
each Their thefts extended over n long Time
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srrPpOsJNG THAT HE WAS INSANE.

man about forty years of age went to police
headquarters Yesterday and gave ms name i as
Charles p. Wood, of Maple-st.. Auburn lie sara ne
had no idea where he had been or where he was, lie
thought he must have been insane, for nc couid re-
member nothing that had happened TO nm I0 I y
up and word regarding him was sent TO Auburn
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The MORALITY or SOME RESPIrES.

The Rev. Dr. James NJ. Pullman preached ycster-
day morning in the Sixth tuversalist Church, at
EIGhth-avc. and Fifty-seyenth-st., or Thirty
DAYS for Religious Preparation an examination
took Tor lis text Galatians Vi, : " BE not DE-
ceived God is not Knocked Tor whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he also reap" lhe speaker SAID
Tie feeling of comniseration, for man
about To- die makes us think that the most
captious ought not to complain OF the DosDoning
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G;lseJ House--The Hon. Alphonso Taft, L. :: Min
lister 20 Austria 81 James Hoel-PaymasIer r.
Georgia run Arcnue HotelEx-E Nngressna X q fai-
sons OF Ohio, and Samuel r. Colt, Of Rhode Island
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MEETINGS OF THE BAPTIST SOCIETIES.


The First Baptist Church, at Park-ave. and
Thrty-niut hist, was occupied yesterday by three
of the societies which are DOW holding their ami
yersarIes III this city. The pulpit was tastctuliy
decorated with flowers. and III the audience at
each OF thc services were many Baptist clcIgymen
from the South and Vest. in tine morning the
Home Mission Society had its annual sermon
preached by the Rev. DR.. H. c. Weston, president
Of the Grocer theological Seminary IN Pcnnsyl-
vania He spoke Oh the necessity of charging the
work of The society. Dr. Weston was at one time
pastor III this city.
he Publication Society addressed in the
afternoon by the Rev. DR. T. III. PIitchard. of Wake
Forest y. C., president of the Baptist Theological
work which the society is accomplishing
through the aid of the printing press " at
Tie invention OF which," he added, God said
the second time, let there be light" The eco
nomIcal features of the societys work were highly
commended. but the preacher said that the prlnci-
pai reason he had Tor loving It because it
conceived and organized In the south. Its first
president was "a Southern man, as was the present
secretary.
In the evening the Missionary Union bad its an
nual sermon preached 10y the Rev. Dr. \. j. Gordon
at Boston. his society will began It's business
meetings tomorrow.
The Rev Or. E.P Wincklcr, of Alabama, preached
the annual sermon before the Baptist American and
Foreign Bibie society, last evening, IN Dr. Armi-
1agcs Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. lie spoke
from Hosea vii. T.: " have written 80 him the
great things Of my law, but they Wer counted as
strange thing
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A very praiseworhy attempt is being made
al the OGeo IN Paris in spite Of V0ltarc and MS ZGe
to flmiliarize the ParisiAns with Shakespeare
OthelO -; but the management should explain 20 the
audience that the play regarded in England
comedy, and that Iogo 10 not looked upon rs comic
characteI.-iPunch
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Malaria, ChilS, Dumb Aguc Emoly'S Stand
ard Curo Pills fail 10 Tie most stinat cases 21c
ana soc. boxes. AldIUggsts. lg7 Pcayl-st, y. y.
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NFW-YORK CITY.

Herman Coupler Of No. 101 NOrfolk-st., while III
the Bowerv Garden Theatre early yesterday morn
ing was accidentally shot i'll the eye by one OF the
n.fn
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MATTINGs-Large invoice just received IN
patterns SO per roll Of 40 yards or p cents per ara
SllRrPARD KNAPP Il CO, Sixthayc. and l3thsG
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MARINE INTELLiGENCH.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAN
sun rises 432 722 Moonsets 2:I7 Moonsaz, dys II
HIGH WArEg TODAY
Foreaoon-S'dy IIK all: GOV Isld. 523 Zen Gats. 7l2
AGrrtooI-s'y HK 800; GOV IsId, 5i9 Heu Gate 1888
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Why is Mrs. Lydia +. Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound Ike the Mississippi River in spring iIcsheti
Because OF this hcan" river moves win
such That it sweeps away all obstacles ana is 1T
eIally flooding the country.
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Exceptional purity and cleanliness make Par
kere air the popular hair resorer everywhere.
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ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Pricc SO 10 $40
Frame Truss $50. POmcr0y Truss Company, NO 10
Broadway. The best surgical ayplanccs Of every dnd
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HENaY \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
IA LexingtOlve neIr 2)t1-St. UDIc 50 an ID
Attention % feutle Ilcl.
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AnnOnnceInent9

CARpETs.-Special sale 800 pieces fine Vel
vet Carpets. II 30 per yard worth ~ and - 20
bHEFPARD KNAPP * CO., SiXtiraVe ana IoShaI
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Elastic Stockings, for varicOse veins, wea
aud swollen iouts &c. Pomeroy Truss COMPANY No. q
broadway. The best surgical appliances OF every kind
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DON'T DIE in the house. Rough OH Rats
Clears out rate mice flies, reaches bedbugs 100
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EARL g. Wilson'S "shOrt band" collars and
bead oI &c cuffs are the best sold every SAera
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prowxFD IN THE EAST RIVER.

Gustavo Richards, thlTtoeR years Old, oi No. u
Pitt-st was drowned while bathing i'll the East
River al the foot of StantOu-st yesterday The body
was recovered.