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| sun rises 3.43. Sun sets 7 H.
Christheld 4 Best.
with the habitual drunkard life is reel.
Pure Maple Sugar and Syrup, ysc. store
q, ). Humphrey h Bro, one. price hatters
millard +. Davis, the Jeweler, 8 +. End st.
Cupping aud leeching by Parker, l03 z
Second street.
Fer cut flowers and funeral designs, 20 t
| S43 Market street.
Call and get estimates for printing at the
REPUBLICAN Office.
Outfits for ice-cream saloons. cheap. |. L.
Row, ilj King street.
Fine lS X. Plain Gold Rings, at Z. f.
| Hanfs, 10 T.. 4th street.
| Doctors blanks q speciality at the REpuB
LIcAN Office. Prices away down.
Bouquet holders, IL styles, at 10 cents eacn
| |. Lewis Row, 4l5 King street
Meals served promptly Mt any time at the
Malta House, 1903 +. Water street
You are going to dinner to-day, =. the
Malta House, No. lO3 L. Water street.
For good cheap hydrant hose, 20 to Rhoads
McComb, 4th and Orange streets
Good chewing tobacco at S5 cents per pound
at WIN. II. Rohinson's, ll3 Il. 4th steeet.
For good and pure butter, 20 to H. H.
Moore, Stalls " and "a Second street mar.
ket
Try the i'm Baker" Rough and Ready
chewing tobacco ut Mullins, 525 w. Front
street
Books bought, sold aud exchanged. Also
Seaside Library and Stationery. MOI W.
9Th street.
What is the best method of spending "A fair
income? We hardly know, tastes are so diff
ierent. You might try paying your debts.
For all tie fancies, and all the beauties of
Gold, Rosewood, Ebony and Walnut picture
frames that make the eye glitter, and the
mind yearn for, go to 2o3 West Second str eet
Ross, ll6 Market street, has received few
cases of cheap straw hats bargain. twill
pay you to call and examine them. Also his
white shirts and summer underwear.
DR.. harmon will arrive in this city on Tues- |
day noon. This is the Doctors 45th visit to |
Wilmington. Examination and cOnsulta-
tloh free. Office hours from a. III. to 10 y,
III.
The time Is drawing to close for bargains
In furniture and bedding, as w. w. Wood
ward. 9th and Tatnall streets, will positive
ly close out this month, and then you will
lose the chance of bargains
J. G, Bryant. of the Malta House, can fur
nish Webster's and Worcester's largest and
attest Unabridged Dictionary on the in
'tal llment plan of small weekly payments.
iaii on }. T. Bryant, or send postal card to
ne RErTBLICAN Office
Harvest Home range Is the best cook stove
q the market. We warrant 1t every time.
lou may be disappointed If you buy another
tove, but the Harvest Home always gives
ntire satisfaction. 1t has the Duplex CRATE, a
ne best CRATE ever made. H. F. Pickefs. 7 &
East +th street +.
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Fortunate Horoscope PrOgnOstIca.
TORS,

The persons who calculate lucky moments
in mems lives are busy proglosticatng what
celestial phenomena at ones birth Will bring
out the combination that will put the fortu-
nate man in possession Of the Si5O, 900 grand
prize at the next, the 18th (June 18th Tues
day, Grand Semi Annual Drawing Of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, at New
Orleans, La. Full information ca n be had on
IN immediate pplicatiOn to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans La
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Examination or Teac n ers,

Superintendents Williams and Car
pcnter give notice that the annual ex-
animation of candidates for teachers
certificates will be held at Middleiown
and Kirkwood on Tuesday, June 10 !;
Newport and Newark, Thursday, June
q Henry Clay, Friday, June %. The
will begin at o'clock, IL.
IL.
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A Terrible Fall and Not Hurt

Yerger's picture frames fell in price
from 70 to 45 cents for Sxl0 wall motto
frames from 20 to 20 cents everything
else in proportion large invoice is the
cause. ACE Shipley street.
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that the act of April IL, 1888, entitled
An Act to Establisha Board of Water
commissioners for the City of Whining
ton and for other purposes, isa sonsti-
tu'ional exercise of power by the
General Assembly, and is entitled to
respect and obedience as SUCH"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Thousand cigals received this day all
the new tobacco in, and coming in. We
have shipped through at great expense
ten boxes of Happy Thought by ex.
press, (new style), at the Great Tobacco
Mart. Seventh and Orange. Chapman.
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For Coughs, Asthma and Throat

Disorders, use Brown, Bronchial
Troches, having proved their efficacy
by test of many years. Sold only in
boxes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Office Of the Chief signal Officer,
Washington, May 25.-l A. M.
For the Middle Atlantic States
Fair weather, westerly shifting to
southerly winds, stationary or higher
temperature, nearly stationary pressure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

A skater in making his whirls,
Gave his foot one or two curls,
81. Jacobs Oil cured it,
But while he endured it,
1t was big as a Chicago girls.
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ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas.

S. II. Staats, 4O5 Market street, has
just opened an elegant assortment of
parasols and sun umbrellas, at prices
within the reach Of all. Some very
choice goods.
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Important 10 Gentlemen,

If you have not decided where to buy
your suit for the summer call and see
Frank Curbit, 233 Mark street. Fl.
will give you perfect fitting coat
pants or vest.
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of Grand Army Suits in the city is at
the Boston One Price Clothing House,
2l3 Market street.
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For Sale.

A five-horse power steam threshing
engine, nearly new, can be seen run
ming at Ashworth u Kelly's machine
shop, McDowellville.
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Ask for Wells "Rough on Corus. I"
l5c. Quick, complete, permanent Ga. Is
corns, warts aud bunlons.
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Attention !

Attention is called to the low prices
and good quality Of Indigo Blue G. A. IL.
Suits at the Boston One Price Clothing
House.
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PiC.N ic.

The NJ. NJ. w. A. will hold comb
nation picnic at Scheutzen Park ON
Tuesday, June 9th. The Philadelphia
brass and string band has been engaged
to attend. prof. Is. Oliver, leader.
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Cashmere, Milino silks, the best
wearing silk in the market, warranted
not to cut at Sl.OO per yard, at Pyle &
Lichtenstein >, 226 Market street.
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For Fine Lace FlcI,lls, Scarfs,

Lisle thread gloves, infants lace CAPS
in fact elegant goods in all lines cal at
Pyle & Lichtenstein's,2 $, Dps Market strest.
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at the yard of NoShell a. Solomon foot
Of Ship!ey street.
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Roller Flour at the Flour Depot, Front
and Madison streets.
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FAYETrvILLE, ARK Rev. r. j.
Reilly says: 81 used Browns Iron
Bitters Tor Indigestion and chils with
entire satisfaction"
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John II. Dunbar,

Merchant Tailor, No. 100 King street,
Wilmington, Del. Cleaning aud re-
pairing neatly done.
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Examine our 81 black silks.

Reduced from Sl.25, the cheapest and
best ever offered. Pyle Il Lichtenstein,
22b Market street.
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You Can Save Money

and insure yourself u good article by
purchasing your Grand Army suit at
the Boston Clothing House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

Ladies and sickly girls requiring a
hon'alco'loIlc, gentle stint liant, will
hnd Browns Iron Bitters bneticIal
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An EIheIisLye Job.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany Monday mOruiuA commenced the
work of laying pneumatic tubes under
Broadway, New York. There will be-
in ali six of these, Ia extend from the
ntw Produce Exchange buildlng 10
Forty y.sixth street, ana lIience to Fourth
avenue. They VII, alau ny tubes in
which the telegraph wires will he car
ricd AT intervals ut lUur hundred
feet brick mau-hu,gS Gr" to he built, 50
tnat repairs ca,I ~ maur - irhoutIeariug
np the pay, inoit y HrG- number Of
wurkmcn are 10 BE- employed III the
work, and the Job vii be a very On
DunslNe one.
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htate OF the Thermometer.

htAte OF the Thermometer.
at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shaie
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock ~ o'clocl
72c 79o 800
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use.

A large purchase of entire balanc" of
AN in,porl"r- sock Of Ladies Balbrlggan
Hose enables krnilard ~ Go. to oller a
great bargain az 20 cents pair.
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WKIGITSvi.LE, lA.-i.rY Elijah
Wilson saya Browns iron Bitbcrs
have permanently cured me of chii,s
and fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
NETWORK CITY.

II was announced at the Coffee Exchange yester-
day that w. j. Norton. of Baltimore, was unable TO
meet his mercantile Obligations Inc iaDities are
small.
RESOLUTIONS IN HONOR OF THE LATE Mr.. MUM.
Appropriate resolutions relative TO the death OF
Samuel Mum, late = Mum q Co., cotton brokers
of No 122 Pear-st, were passed at u meeting OF the
Cotton Exchange yesterday
COOPER SEVERELY BURNED WHILE AT WORK.
While Michael Slack of No. 63 VaDdam-st was
busy cooperlng barrel la't evening mn at NO; 300
he used and Slack was severely burned about the
head face and arms. The police sent him to st.
Vincents Hospital.
THE FOREMAN OF THE FIRST STAR ROUTE JURY.
William Dickson, Of Washington, who the
foreman of the first Star Route jury, was in the
Aston House Yesterday. lie wore plain faded suit
oil black and a dusty looking white Derby hat.
His face looked care-worn and his step was weary.
MR. MURPHY SETTLES WITH MR.. STEPHENSON.
Commissioner Stephenson was at Castle Garden
in contented mood Yesterday He said that he had
received full payment from Thomas Murphy OF the
debt OF 1000 for which he recently instituted legal
proceedings, and that the case had been settled.
CITY MISSION WORK.
The New-York City Mission oil tho Bible House
reports for August. Al city missionaries. 3 meet
lngs 81 300 attendance, 80 800 tracts 1857 visits
I39 pledges $40 families relieved PIG children sent
INTO the country by The TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund,
etc. The receipts were $1,236 and the payments
$3S4G 46.
PROCLAMATION TO woRKINGMENl
The Central Labor Union has issued prOclama-
ton declaring general holiday Of organized labor
in this vicinity on Wednesday. September 3. Work
ngmen called upon 10 turn out IN masses on that
day. when the grand parade aud festival of the
union will be held.
HIS LIFE SAVED BY POOR SHOOTING.
John Strinket young man whose home IL ut No.
20 BcacOn-ave., jersey City, attempted To kill
himself the erry-house at tho foot OF Barclay
st. yesterday afternoon by shooting himself IN the
head. lie succeeded in inillctlng only slight
wound, and the police sent him to the Chambers
Street Hospital prisoner.
IHMIGRANTs TRAMPING FROM QUEBEC.
James McGruddy, hI5 wife ana two children, Of
Donegal Ireland, reached Castle Garien yesterday
after lrampng from Quebec. where they were landed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
coon PEACHES IN LIE MARKET.

The arrivals Of peaches were heavy. yesterday.
I'm, many we're left over, they were too harl for
viii he aided TO the liberal receipts due to-
dsy. and.prIno quality peaches will sell at com
naTatiyrly low prices. Saturday is usually high-
priced day owing TO the extra demand ioI oulu .t
The city The best fruit comes yet from Delaware
MARYLAND New-Jerscv aud up-riyer specimens are
noor and will be for some DAYS 10 come. Fine yell
loy vsaches are nov in the market OF late years
tbey have been greatly liked for preserving thcy
"do M" richer than the other varieties White
nraSeryinc sorts have appeared and will soon be IN
proular stock Fancy baskets will retail to-day at
ST 80 and ~ 70; selected large " good BASKETS
SI4SI 20: common. 75d SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
BUILDING TRADES TROUBLES.

The delegates of the building trades unions
threaten to uss aggressive measures 10 bring con
tractors to terms. In the buildings at Seventeentst
and Broadway aud at Flfty-eighth-st. and Madison
ave-, Morgan a. Il denmeyer have had hosting
engines and engineers at work. They have been
requested their engines from these build
inQs aud in Case OF "A refusal tho matter Will be
brought before tho Executive Council, and
probably strike will be ordered on
all the buildings In which they have engines.
The delegates visited the Dakota tat-hOuse yes
terday morning aud held consultation with
Mehan and Bunyau, the executors OF the ozark
estate. 1t was without result, however, aud there
Twenty-second-st and Broadway only a few ron
workers were at work. and unless the strike is
ended shortly all work will have TO be suspended
Delegate Franklin, of the Bucklayers Union. say 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

Jo,nes Foley q house-painter, came to this city on
Mondav from his home IN Connecticut, and at 10
n m. while locking for place at which TO stay, he
met policeman IN Broadway and offered him
cigar The policeman directed him TO the fremont
H6nse and there Foley deposited $50 with the
clerk and engaged room. lie did not register bis
name but went out to visit some liquor stores;
Toword morning he tried TO find the hotel and
failed and he could not even remember the name OF
lie hotel On Wednesday he went TO Police Head
quarters and told Superintendent Walling OF ms
alarm: 80
Ask at roll.call II an officer OF your command, at 10
o'clock Monday night refused cigar rendered hi ny
sentleman who asked TO be directed 10 a hotel
Two renlies were received and one came from the
officer who directed Mr. Foley TO the fremont
Uonse The house painter was able TO get back his
$50 yesterday, and he went to Police headquarters
10 express hls gratitude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
INSPECTING ELEVATED ROAD ENGINES.

General Dumont Supervising Inspector OF Steam
Y, sseIs is reported TO have expressed an opinion
that the engines on the elevated railroads In this
citv onpbt TO be subject TO Governmental lnspec-
,on Referring 10 this statement, General Manager
lain. OF the Manhattan Railway Company, SAID
yesterday: .,.., -. .. or,
which is a. thorough probably, as any that cOuld
be made. The boilers are looked at at tue end OF
every trip and the slightest sign OF defect Is sur
the dIficuIty can be Temeded on the SPOT. Once III
every two weeks the boilers are made To- endure
thorough examination IN every part. we eah9o.
afInrd 10 take the smallest risk OF an explosion Io
ANYTHING of that kind would affect our business 700
seriously The danger Is one that am eons' ,h
guarding against IN every possible way. tnin IN
eIniosion as General Dumont or any ot MS assist
ants can possibly have. There Is no nced OF .
C;overnmenta tai inspection, because our own ckaIh
nations are more rIgId than that would be-. shouiu
have no objection toit If thought 1t would prove
safeguard against accidents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
THE OTHER AssAILANT OF MR. BARBoT.

detective Sergeant Mcclure late on lhursday
night arrested George Crane. an e1-c0nvlct' ana
locked him up at Police Headquarters Inc prisoner
was suspected of being one oil the hlghwaynen VINO
Knocked down and robbed Jules Barbot, the Old
FreSch scene painter, in Eleventh-st early on
tuesday morning. The officer had learned that Sraue
was shot dead after the assault Mr.. Barbot. The
two roeues were arrested together aton four years
ago. and they pleaded guilty. to a charge OF
hnrglary in the house OF Bauer the wrestler. They
were sentenced to serve Two years
and six months each in prison.. Crane was
said 10 he out late on Tuesday morning. anu .heIe
On snspIclon Mr. Barbot was sent for yesterday;
and when he saw the prisoner In the company OF
ether men at Police Headquarters he pointed hun
ont OF once as one Of the assailants Crane was
Committed for examination. Mr. Barbot did not
appear as witness yesterday, but he VIII make his
appearance in court TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
FAILURES FOR A WEEK.

p.od.reers reports only 126 failures in the United
stotes dnring the past week, % less than
the preceding week, 16 more than in the cores
sona week. of 1881 The number reported IS the
Smallest for any single week since October H. 1882
and there were none of Importance Compared with
the nreyious week the Middle states had 20, a dec
reese Of 7: the NewEngland States, 81, decrease
of q: the Southern States. 20, decrease of 81;
the Western States, 49, decrease OF 26i the Pacific
% n decrease of /. In the principal trades the
filnres were as follows: GIocers %, general trad
rrs rs. manufacturers 49, liquors IL, drugs o.,
taruants3 produce aud provisions 3, jewelry 3,
clothing 2, hardware 2, tobacco and cigars 2, hats
3 gram 2, coal 2 lumber 2. furniture z, butch
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
DAMAGE AND FRIGHT on THE MAGENTA

While the steamer Magenta. OF the Newark Trans
portation Company Line. running between NnNnlk
pDd Conev Island was approaching the landing at
Incust Grove, L. L. on Thursday. the heavy steel
tran holding the connecting rod TO tine crank broke
alIowinp the rod TO swing from side 10 SIDE ms
crnshed i'm the easing of the main saloon smashed
mirror. sent splinters flying, broke the partition
between the dinIng-room and the Kitchen, anu so
fughtened the cook that lie was speeches. Tor
snIoe time. The piston besides. crashed through
the head of the cylinder, making total damage oil
50 600 The boat had Roadway enough 10 make
her landing The 200 passengers got safely on
somewbat frightened by the accident The Ma
oent q was towed TO Newark for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01

WHY SHOULDN'T THIS BE AS GOOD PLACE 10
BUY SHOES AND HATS AS TO BUY CLOTHES AND
"FIxINGsp WE STARTED OUT TO GIVE NEW.
YORK FfRsT.cLAss oUTFITTING HOUSE. WHERE
MEN AND BOYS coULDoBTAIN EVERY REQUISITE
OF APPAREL, AND STOCK OF SHOES AND HATS
IS ESSENTIAL TO THAT ENDEAvoB. AT FIRST
WE KEPT HATS AND SHOES FOR BOYS ONLY. IN.
TENDING TO BE SURE OF A PROPER oRGANIzA.
TON AND A RIGHT COMPREHENSION OF TIA
WANTS OF THE TRADE BEFORE ADDING MEMS
GOODS. NOW WE ARE THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED
IN THESE DEPARTME NTs AND WE SHALL HIRE
AFTERMATH STRONG BID FOR THE HAT AND
SHOE TRADE.
BOYS sCHooLsUITs NOwlREADY AND WILL TO
DAY divide THE HoNoRs WITH MEMS FALL
OvERCoATs IN THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASES.
STORE OPEN UNTIL O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting of Republican Central Committee In Republic
Concy Island Jockey Club races at sheepshead Bay
Eew.Y0rk-Providence League baseball match at Polo
professional scuers regatta on Passaic River at New
ark. n-,... nh
XII Won Kull Associations regatta opposite New
Brighton, =. |. ~, g., $1,000
Music ia Central and Prospect PARKS IRON 10 p H.
Building trades strike
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue H0tel-Governor, James Is.
Gu. ~ Colorado: John NJ Ian gston u :. Minister 10
iaVtt: lame. L. Clagnorn OF Philadelphia and George
" Hooker. Of Vermont .AstDT house bchefhl
f.recn a. Raum OF Illinois. and Governor Thomas l.
Young, OF ONO. Hotel Bransc,cs1 MARQUIS DC
sIas Casey u 8. n st. james HOtet-James n. Mat
me VI of Buffalo - Westminster Hote-Anasa j. Parker,
IT, OF Albany
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LEVER DEATHS THIS YEAR THAN LAST.

The number of deaths reported at the Bureau OF
vial STATISTICS during tue month OF August was
o OH n decrease of 341 from that in August 1852,
and decrease of 493 IRON the corresponding month
of 1881. In August 1880 the number OF deaths
in the city was 267O. The deaths III the city dur
inc the last eight months have been fewer than
dnring the same months of 1881 and 1882, but IN
1850 the mortality less in each month, except IN
the month of June. Hot weather, lasting for sew
eral DAYS in June 1880, greatly Increased tho NOR
tally. A comparison Of the deaths during the last
eight months with those IN the corresponding
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chat bs Il; nrenared TO prove by sworn evidence tina.
serious accidents have occurred the buildings a.
Twenty-second st aud Broadway and az Forty
seyenth-st and Broadway, on account OF tue nii
Thicker deny the truth of these statements now
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free of charge. This includes the reports Q, had
yations of eclpses etc. think myselI ]" 10 Va"
nractice to give out passes in this way "a A. ,;+v
Senators Aldrich Pugh and George Ieit lhe cry y
last evening for Boston, where they VIII lo "
;nCnrv into the industrial interests OF NV
England Senators Blair apd Call VIII contih oo
the examination of witnesses in THIS Guy on
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
rrw vopx nAuy TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L. 1883

took him home He remained unconscious for
twenty-four hours Dwyer had been drinking
his head Foul play is suspected, but he cannot
remember that any body struck him. In bis pocket
was found S125. How much he had with him when
be left home is not known. His conditian IL stu
critical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
Announcements
COLLEGE REGATTAS.

THIS species OF COLLEGE gymnastics IS growing rapidly In
favor exciting requires nno training anu j. severe
test of muscle ana staying quality Perhaps Is Toe severe
Dr. McCosh thinks much of our college athletics Is TOO
severe a tax ought modified MANY OF the dangers
attendant physical training may be avoided and an tho
i,nf soOthed by Timely Perry Davss
pain K INT to be on hand IN the boat houses on
the neld tennis and cr0quet grounds IN the
bruises ana wounds are Imminent where et
ercse apt develop pain OF muscle and when
ever the liable 10 cOngcsuve shock tom change OF
dress, checkc cd perspiraton or high eIefuon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
MARfNE INIELLIGENOE.
MryIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises SGT 632 Moon Gle Mooass days 70
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
<M-Sandy HOOK Tale: Gov Island. S0li He'll Oats. 950
EA-saudy 1888; Gov. Islsna SAT; Hell Gaia lVoo