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Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

AIRS LAURA OSGCOl 1ARkrt.S'
WI select school 'or both * es will reopen
Monday, sept a. 1888 at the halAness
Building. northwest corner Of Tenth and
Market streets. t tsses will be formed in
all common ana higher English branches, in
book keep ny. music and such ancient and
modern languages IS may be desired. The
Primary Department will be under the sue
cessful managemrn, which has given such
satisfaction in the past In the higher do
partncnts. the full ,att Of Experienced teach
ers ensures thuror;h instruction and drill.
The numerous a"t honorable patronage of
this school duru. IL" past two years and the
systematic ,li 'cip'c of mind and body witch
lns been IT. chalnr crislic excellence. Iuust
render the year II " opening the most Suc-
crSsful Of its hiS,rrv. Terms from S5'V 10
$500 per qu"rtc". ltrorting to classification.
For further info n .tiO1 and TO secure seats,
apply. hetwrcu N.v hours of II and . TO
nj ks HARkNE;> 800 Market treet, VIII
mingt N, Del. au.-'a
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

NOk SALE LDW-DNE T. u l.
lathe. 81 ia. swing, - II. iehsth oi
bar WIN 81 In chuch, three tool rests, ana
good order: At Cr0ssicy'- Mach!nerS ,EA-
anye, IL SGipiey street. D"ie'ou
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

Apply ny the little finger into the nostriIs
BY absorption it etiectually cleansos the mas.
al passages ofcatarrhal virus, causing hea!ti3
secretions. It allays Inflammation, protects
the membranal Innings of the head from al
d!tionaI colds, completely heals the sores and
restores the sense Of taste and smell. Bena
hcal results are realized by few app!,cH
tions. A thorough reatment will cure. tn
equaled tor colds In head Agreeable TO use
SEND for circular Sold by druggists. by
mail Doc. a package-stanps.
EI.Y'S CREAM BALM 90, Dswego, n.
Y CO. Sd
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
VI EMONAJ

r hNoVA'"
II. Il W. X. Garrett, Dentists, have re.
moved from No. 22O Shipiey street. 10 corner
of Delaware avenue and West street augl-H
- EST PRICES PAIDtBR RSTONfS AND
- all kinds Of second hand furniture ana
other Goods. All articles sold at low rate.
A. j. CONNER, 100 Shiplcy street. aLSdtt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

TWO-SrURi BRlt n
! Ivvlpny. ia rp,ms. Only N,2O. r,
'Gi EGG. Clayton House Building
IUwr.t ii
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

NyOTICE-3O0 SH ARES or NEW STOCK
have lust boen issued by tho Mechanics
Loan Association. The Investment is paying
over per cent. per annum. Persons owning
this stock and wishing 10 withdraw at amy
time, can DO 80 and viii receive at the rate OF
pcr cent. on tho same. Anyone desirous OF
securing stock can do so by calling on W. J.
MORROW SecretA ~. I,7 French II. apl9tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
TxEEmU, 7 sEMINARY,NORKIs

town, Pa. Patronized by those deshi'g
for heir sons careful moral training aud
thor u.h prep ration for business or coIl",e.
10th .chooi year commences Sept. II. cir.
cula's. address the Principal, JOH W.
LOCI. IN. ID. ~ 1o'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
V)UlsTURES CURED

CyECDND-H ND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
y also, clothing bought and sold, by Il.
LEV Ekl lDtiEN +OS ". FrOntst. jy9eO
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

INOk SpLi--a NEW DEL BOLD SAFE
u a0d 4 writing DESK, at GA Vest Front
ltreet aul5-f
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
FOR BNl II

NJ IAPLEWOODlN FOR H'lH
Nl SEXES. Concordville. Pa, II m les month
Of " ilmington, on the = y b. {. X. Ii. Best
pr ,ft.-sors thorough course OF study. 81.
dents prepared for junior year in college ~u-
perior instructions in mus c y carefully ?
ra nycd department for little boys Sf5 to .
per eFsion OF l3 weeks. Highly recommend
ed by patrons au25 llnot
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

nu .ALt,7 flV t.-RpO npL .,ES
va y, yn.i location. 10, l,ysb feet, sl.ln
te,Ius easy. Also, u few pf those iihe
"rr ro,r.,fr roof houses at 9th and Adams.
;sALJ, X BRO. 5fl ". Ninlh street. or
q Ssy,r,h street. uuli lmr'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

Cfiyuu Endrr me hand AID Sea o.!
}La. Once Of the Register a!oresaid, at
~ Whining gnu. ~ New Castle County
A fore aid, tAe day AMI year ABOVE written.
). G. BItittt5. Register.
Noticc-Ail persons having claims against
the estai. OF the deceased, must present the
same duly attssteh to the Administrator, on
or before August ) 1854 or abide the Act oi'As-
semhly IN such case made and provided.
GEDKGEt. MAklS,
Administrator, &. Y. A.,
4 tdrrss, wilmington, Del. auo
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

vTNHE RlVERVIEW ACADEMY,
DELAW AREtlIl, DEL,
A boarding and day school for both sexes,
opens ON Monday September Il, 1853. Price
for beard andftuitiOn, ss25D per annum. No
extras. Nothing furnished by pupils. Send
for circular TO co. ALEXANDER d co,
iy3l .2m Delaware City, Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
WA.N Y ED.

Wy ANT f.i'--A PAhTNER, WITH 81.
w 900. or man TO engage In wen es
tsbjab.d and prohIable busine-s: Young
man prefcrrei. Address business, TINS
office. auIo"''
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
Address vii
vI,IIsrEks : ORDER.

DEtiIS TEX 5 ORDER.
X REGIsTERS iJFFICE,
Nrw CASTLE CO., DEL, August 3D., 1883.
Upon the application of George &. Marls,
Administrator. g. T. A. vi Christopher
Murgatroyd, lnte of wilmington H"hured,
in said county, deceased, II is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admlnstra-
tor aforesaid give notice Of granting OF letters
Of Administration, C.T.A.. upon the estate OF
I he deceased, with tn. date Of granting there
pfby causing yudYerti5einentat to ho posted with
IN 10 days from the date of such letter.. in six
of the most public places of tbs countyot new
Cast requiring all pcrspilS NAV ing demands
against the estate to iresrn. the same, or
lbue by an Act Of Assembly n such case
made and provided and also 70 cause the
same u be inserted within the ,Ane period
in the iDAlLY REPUBLICAN, newspaper Pub.
Ii shed in v ilmtnVton and TO ne continued
therein ,nree wcehS, ,e-Od).
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

XNANlED--A RELIABLE MAN AS
w garden,r, understanding cnre oi nor Sc
and cow reference required. Address ~
this oifice au.1-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

OF
City and School taxes tor the year lsS2
We the undersigned. collectors pf city and
school taxes, do hereby give notice to all
those who wish TO avoid having their names
published that they hui bcitcrrai and set
lie, a. wo are tired of sending 2and waiting
on them, and also TO those who owe Capt
tatiOn tax aud have given their rs no At.
tenti0n, their names will he published ac'
cordiug to law no matter who they are "
what their position maF be
DNrSD Provost.
DENNIS kASE.
Once, No. 10 East sixth street. between
Market and King streets. Hours. Sa. m. to
II M, 2 10 op. IN, H'2N-'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

M sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM IN
w Mai 'r.ek Hundred, containing 100
i, ,f|'nd IN rood cultivation. and build
! =" ~ or.t ,lns+ order Will he sold bar.
and on easy terms. samuel lnihert,
shplcy street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27

GEIECT SCHOOL
X. d. Mars anassistcr will re- '''l thclr
school. No, ulr, Thtnall street, min b north,
third aU. lao
Daily Republican., 1883-08-27
ELECTION.

DEPItE on THE WILMinGYoN SAVING J
FUND SOCIETY, AUGUST u, 1883
The annua! meeting Of the society will be
held at their O'tlce, on Monday, September
Sd next, ftom u to " oclocK u. m 10 elect
twenty five managers for 'hr ensuing year.
The managers, ,"icrt ~ili meet In the even
ing OF tie next day tuestay. september +th,
at 80 o'oIoch, ,. M. 10 organize the boafd.
j. l.. SMITH, Treasurer, at+bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
AN AUTOPSY on Miss BURYS's BODY.
THE MICROSCOPES To b. UsGp-FACrs ABOUT TIL
WONDERFUL CHILD

THE MICROSCOPE To b. USED -FACl7 hb'oi mn
WONDERFUL CHILD
Dcontv-C oroner Jen Kin, uhier the supervision oil
Coronrr Martin, and assisted by Df. Carpenter o.
Reileyue HJsuIial. made az autopsy AT nc MoiSue
Yesterday on the nudy OF Rosa Burns; wb1 oleh on
Augns -, and who. her mother Mr'' IT r., opA'i'
Nc(;oycrn waq pr sent for the Disirlc ATTORNEY
aud aldorf II. Philips appeared a. counsel 10 20.
resent MIR De MARITIME ~ whose house Mss Durhs
d,rd The body was ~ much deconpOsed tnat IL
MAS found nrc's,iry To remove 'Io ulcln
braue. Tor microscopic eXanlnafi0a 10 ue'eIh'ne
whether death WAS due To dropsN, cancer or mar
nrarticp Drs Carpenter aud Weich oil belevn'
Hospital Will make the examination today; DIT.
Phillips applied ioI the hody nut C"roaer Ma,,lr
said that me would let the courts drcile the matter
"A tween Nj De MARITIME 1ud Ats Spalr' =,
Charles stuart We.ios. tue hus 9and OF PTS
Mi.ss daughter. " tne won"'rini chnd, "no ~ =
niece OF Mrs Spar. yesterday denlei that sue h'u
,lnu Al wttn Captain ElKi lgfOn tue BRITISH I"Ig l.
as has been stated He made ne loI OWING st"' =,
ment of the matter: Captain lexington cam. 10
th, Mites laluity well.utfOduced and represented
that he " as q nephew OF VII. lexington. oil London.
Al YER pater to the Queen. when IN iact ne was no
rrat. We Miss Miles marrlce "a him on jan
uarv ia 1879 by the Rev. DR. Eaton. OF No 100
Nest IhIrteenth-,i. n cheek fol - gwen Nv
CAPTAIN Eikngion "A, the fee OF Dr Eaton was
worthless. The miuIstrr informed MIS- Mis- oi
the tran-actlou and she sought Tor tire captain M
ms house IN Wasuington-Squarc: lie was ou' anu
when Airs. Fixing on was asked Tor ahotueI woman
| thin her dan inter met Mrs. Miles. Her daughter
| vas imu, dIafcy taken away by Mrs Mics ana li
| Drcemb r 1879 a suit tor divorce WIS begun ny
| the t"r,ner II WAS granted on February 20, 1851
| Ia the Nrw-York Supreme Court. and III" next diy
| Mr. Wrllrs married he daughter. Ten daYs after
| ward Captain Ellington applied tor IropcI,luR Oh
| the divorce Case and brought SUIT ior Sooooo nain
| ar.s ogaInst Mr. Weles Tuis the latter declares
! was a b,ackmalllng scheme. During the pendencS
! OF ths divorce SUIT. however, evidence h'd been on
| tanned by Mrs Ne,s daughter tha Ei@ln St1n NAG
bern married IN Lon Ihn ~ 1872 aud again IN Dflgh
| ton England, m 1877. II was also found that "lte
bring divorced from his hrst English VIE on th'
o,ound Of liramv with adultery, IL 1873. klkinRto
| wa, married IN Ntw-fork before he niarlel MIS-
| MIles's daughter Mr. Wales lis" said that Cap
| tin ELLINGTON had neen found guil'y ol SWIM ~
and had Ii, en- prlsJued M the Ludlow Street AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
TEN THOUSAND LABORERS IN LINE
STARTLING NOTICES AND BANNERS.

STARTLING NOTICES AND BANNERS.
THE PROCESSION AND PICNIC OF THE CENTRAL
LABOR UNION.
m. tradea-unions connected with the Central
Labor Union began to assemble at Cooper Ohion
before $50 a. III. yesterday TO take parG IN uno
second annual parade and labor demops.fation un
der the auspices OF that body Al III O'clock, nn
the PROCESSION started there were more than loooo
loborinp-men in line The line OF maicn
was Gown the Bowery to BrooT Rr1adway 70 !:
~ Fourteenth-st ; to seveneeDth-st.; TO Fifth
ave. The dismissal took place AZ
So1are we're LOUIS +. Post Justus Schwab, Robert
B,issert p. j. Mcclure and number OF othe men
who are active III labor movements. AS inc process,
sion passed the building at Seventeenth,st. anu %
Broadway on when there is strike. the Dand OF
the Bricklayers' Union struck up the Dead Mafch
from SAUL and the banners were dipped.
The inscriptions the baDners carried III the pro-
cesslon were generally OF a sangunary and START
ling character. Among them were: w men snal
IL be F.; The ballot, or Judge Lyncn u workers IA
tenement -houses-idlers In brown stone fronts" n
banner carried by the upholseers Haunted the ad-
vice Watch the tools Of monopoly IN the leelsla-
turcn Jay Could must go" was iIequont an-
nouncemen The inscrp ion On the banner at ne
head of the Cigarmakers Progressive Union read
Every man shonld carry a Dfeecn, oader ana KNOW
how to use H." Another declared maj therf ain
.Only two remedies, the ballot and revolution.
TIE cigar. packets carried red nag on whlch was
inscribed - Vlve International"
Among The things 10 ba put down were,renl, "ase-
orally and chlld-abor. In addition to the banners
there were anumoer OF cartoons on tour-b"rse
trucks. One represented John helly Ieaa,ns
aborer 10 the ba lot box by chain attached to MS
neck Ihs was Inscribed :. Az IT SNOW" Inc re-
verse was As 1t will be-" and represented Jonn
Kelly PROSTATE with the loot of the laborer on ms
neck our,hng me oaot i r r,s ea
capital flying kite labelled Re9t bor w .nde t%i
nrs 4, raise Its KITE. Wages" and says: " III
could only get thus up. too" Another showed "a a
sad IN a workIneman: How can give you %
a day when politicians give us convict workhen
Tor 30 cents r. -, - $40
AIter the procession was disbandcd the men pro-
ceeded To Vendors Elm PaIA, wnere they "musru
them. YES in various WAYS Speeches were nduo
hy Victor Drury, Louis f. Pos. Henry ADp'eton;
Robert Blssert ana OF 'erS ProIrtmme Va
athletic games open To memoirs OF the trade ana
labor unions par cipaCIg IN tie para &c was g'uc
INTO Tue principal con esls were onn-honr go
as-yot- please, ioI IA gold mcda, won ny JOhh H.
uoilslon. OF Tie Exctl,Ior Laoor Cub, ana ono,
mile run won, Oy Ia rick Cionau, oil briGKay.ns
TinIou No 4 There w-re pressit at the park during
the day fully 10000 people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
NEW DIRECTORS TAKING CONTROL.

The Board OF Directors OF the Southern Telegraph
Coupany Yesterday elected the following new
members representing the BauNers ana Merchants
Telegraph Company: A. w. DimOck, q. y Mott.
J. G. Case and q. 4. smith. Two directors OF the
Soutbern-Towusend Cox, IT,, and H. ). Allen
retired aud the membership OF the board was III
creased from nine to eleven members. j. u: Case
was chosen treasurer III vi CO OF Mr. Allen. For tue
nresrnt James f. COX remaIus president of the
Southern Company. D. her changes III The board
however. il is understood will be- made later A.
". DIuock is president OF the Bankers and Mer-
chants Company. The board of the Southern
Company AS il now stands is said TO represent the
ownership of the company by the Bankers and
Merchants. The Southern has 1000 miles OF poe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
THE ROUTE FOR THE AoUEDUCr.

All the members of = Aqueduct comm Ssion AZ
teuopd the weekly meeting IN HE tribune Build
mo YESTERDAY. II cap cted that tue engineers
engaged IN determining the proposed Interior line
won Il submit IA report, but II was not completed
ami will mot be ready nnti next Wednesday The
meeting Tor that dav Is called Tor o'clock. and the
sale ard OF Health will "e INV ed to be present
ana give an opinion regarding tbs sanitary matters
conpecfed with the proposed dams etc.
several complaints were read IRON a urn
of LAWYERS made In behalf of pr0pcrty-0wnrTs
along the Original proposed line. William wilcox,
of CIotun Launiag. furnished some advice 10 the
Z commissioners. which waS ordered To he placed on
file He SAN that tiis Commission should Dulid an
aaueduct wv w. feet IN diameter to supply the
nfrs,pt needs % New-YurS aud hat II should leave
anotarr aaurduct of equal diameter To be built BY
tIn money of III ure tax Idyers
The Commissioners questioned Engineers Church
and Newton -egarIIDg ne route OIL tne III error llnc
ar Chulcn SAID that the saw Mil RIVER route
you'd he Ii 900 feet longer from the Harlem RIVER
tp Quaker iriuge Than tut Hudson RIVER rOul~;
tn ats would be shor than on the rst proposed
route There was considerable informal discussion
latiye 20 he new route he crossing of the iiar-
lem ere the MayOr sating that II was not profit
able 10 hear he PROPERTY 0wnrrs until the Commas
sioncrs deCGed wh.ro the aqueduct should cross
the Harlem River If It Is decided" added tho
Mayor after that concern now drilling up
there has completed ITS work. 1t will be about
1890"
Commissioner Thompson asked the Mayor # lie
cnuld suggest any better concern" for the pur-
pUsc
VITA "a augur
Commissioner Thompsou-Brng on your augur
and / VIII try IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
A DELINQUENT TREAsURERs SUICIDE.

Albert Linen shot himself in the head Yesterday
afternoon in his uphos erlng shop at No 80 WICK
theories of the suicide were sugges ed IL was SAID
that he was despnndent because his SON IN law john
Zock had turned out blgamlst. tne discovery
I'm viu0 recently been made that besides his wife in
Newark the son has q wife 10 Cincinnati The
other explanation of the shooting Is that icn was
delnquen as treasurer OF Lodge No. 800 knights nt
Honor He failed to paw 10 tne Grand Treasurer
assessment No. 122 when It was due, IN consequence
OF Which the lodge was suspended. lie pad the
money later tut did not Day fine incurred by the
lodge by reason of his delinquency. Last saturday
he failed to pay assessment No. 1.3. amounting 70
1900. Inch sixty years wears Old. man OF
line appearance. and enjoyed the esteem of all who
knew HIM. He leaves wife and adult children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senators Warner Miller,
y, uere,mer n Y aud J. N Camden Of West virginia /;
Ex-Governor H. warmoh Of Louis nS a6oe IT. b.
1900 m RaItimore - windsor Hotet-C NJ Norwooa'
NJ. p. Thoma. Hughes and Henry Kmber OF Ln Hot
Ronnder de Mesbroeck Belgian Minister at washington.
Giisev House-General g. ID. stnrges and Genera, =.
n Pitcner ~ 4 A. Gie,iha,n HOTEL. b. WatmonRu'
If Warrington and General 5. w. crawford, u A..
Clarendon HoI-Genera Adolph Meyer OF bSVenport
'''1 stor Bomse-Colonel & G. McCawley, u B. Marine
corp." .Erereu House-Dr. William H. Pancoast' oi
phtladelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
COMPLAINTS AGAINST POLICEMEN.

Several policemen, waO were accused "I Improper
conduct tow ard ciuZens, were on maj peIofe Coh-
missioner Ma thews at Police HeaGquaritr> yestef-
dav. Patrolmrn b. j. Smith and ;. >. Nauph OF
the lwenty-uInth PTecIuct, we're re enuanis IN
com plalnt maze Nv three sisters nam Sultn; VINO
1--we M "A fiat on the top floor OF No lO4 West Forty.
secono-sl Miss Josephine Smth testlh'd that at
$40 A. IN on August % she and Der sisters were
aroused by footsteps in the hall, followed Dy KNOCK
ing at the door. A mans voice called, Let ine III,
several tin,es She put her heau ou OF a 'front.' WIN
dow and called Police" In response
10 her cry Policeman Waugh made his appearance,
and - hen a KEY WAS thrown down to HIM ne went
M 10 the fourth floor OF the house. The sisters 'od
him that they had heard the man 60 up a iaddtr 10
tue roof " augn also climbed up the ladder ana
recognized The man on the roof a. Policeman SMITH
A. ter a consultation the two men came down INC
laoder together, and Waugh said that Smith had
night 10 be in the house because lao was the guess OF
a odger named Reynolds. lie refused 10 arrest
Smith and LETT hun III the house.
smith told Mr. Ma thews that he was staying IN
the house Oh thai night with fnend aud ne went
Oh the roof TO smoke. When he got through smok-
ing knocked the door of the wrong Hat by ms
take. Wang said he did not arrest Smith because
the women rtfused ~ make a complaint. Reynolds,
the freud of Officer Smith, partly corroborated the
policeman's story.
Policemen thompson of the Eighth Precinct and
Gilmore oil the seventh Precinct were charged with
using their cubs too freely inofenslve citizens.
No decisions were rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Long Island Railroad collision inQuest at Jamaica.
Coney Island jockey Club races at 5heepsneao Day
Meeting OF the Sinking Fund Commissioner ,. ,r
Senate Sub Committee on LABOR ana Euuo"'io" "
Federal Building. ,.,. yuoods
CuleUon an Club annual games at Joness "oous'
Celebration of Lafay ette's birthday. o.,o 4,
Festival and reception OF lrlsn Na'ionai A"e "
Ridgewood Park, Brooklyn. . . - poto ororrd
Eclipse Metropol baseball match on Poo nrorh
Annual dinner OF Photographed Section Vi n
Institute. at Hotel Brighton, ,,,
Republican mass-mertng In Music Hail. BROOKLYN; L.,
Meeting OF Joint Executive Commute OF trunk Li"o
Railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
"THE ADVANTAGES OF NEWSPAPER ADVERT

"THE ADVANTAGES OF NEWSPAPER ADVER1lSING
The following testimonials from of leading business
who large Advertisers ii.
u oe in Printers Ink Advertise in the best Newspapers s
and we'll and returns are The stronger the advertising the larger
returns" T.. and
can experience many years has demonstrated to us the ged' advertise
benefit derived from carefully prepared and properly dpayeo
ments in welestablished, influential Newspapers
According character and extent of your business set aue
nentae for Advertising and do not hesitate to Keep youe en-
P the public It matters what business of utility you s
aged in for if ntelgenty and industrous pursued fortune VIII
result" Tia
eff what you say be strictly true it in good CUSTOMER
readers are intelligent will appreciate bargain and OF every s
Won make an advertiser For fortyeven nnetenhS o
has been done on pan and of the whole expenditure all tha w
IS contained in the other TENTH =, bIe
"The policy every business and who must vs p
should he TO let the public hear of him. His best ace like
Newspaper advertisement In popuous community ana P p vii
tb;s every trader must make himself heard and KNOWN oeef "
behind the progress of his neghbors"
Publicity IS money This to be- recognised as mar.
t,ness Connection and live IN suc busy % far
% chance Of success lies pOcming the merits OF ms ares bc
wide I'M and down the market He must keep G hest
n n he arrested who best succeeds IN this mas h
& MAKING fortune this convictoneve one OF p M and vide
~ 70 INIT sign the door, must be sent Out
d to see and remember them in spite OF themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

IN SCHOOL SUITS OUR RANGE OF PRICES n,
GINS AT S. 90 FOR KNICKERBoCKER SUITS AND
AT 60 FOR SUITS WITH LONG TROUSERS Ar
THESE MODERATE PRICES WE SELL sUBsTAx
TIAI. HONEST CLOTHES. MADE TO GIVE sEl
VICE. WITH NOT CENT OF EXPENDITURE Pos
SHOW ABOVE THESE FIGUREs WE HAVE ABOUT
EVERYTHING IaAGINABLE IN BOYS CLOTHING
THE FEATURE OF STRENGTH AND DURABIIIr
IS NEVER OVERLOOKED IN OUR CAREFULLY
MADE GARMENTS. AND PURCHASERS HERE HAvn
THE AGREEABLE CONSCIOUSNESS THAT THE
GUARANTEE THEY RECEIVE Is GENUINE
AGREEMENT TO TAKE BACK ARTICLES UNIV.
JURED. OR EVEN MAKE GOOD Losses SUSTAINED
ON WHATEVER WE SELL THAT PROVES UNsArIs
FACTORY AFTER USE
DO NOT FORGET THAT WE SELL SHOES. HATS,
AND FURNISHINGS FOR BOYS AS WELL AS MEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
TROUBLE WITH pAUPER BURIALs.

Evidence IS ACCOMMODATING that employees OF the
Department OF Chauties ana Correction DO not
obey the regulations of the Board of Health III re-
gard To burlals IT, all cases. Recently the body
of "a tailor, who died IN the Charity Hospital, was
buried III the PottePs FIELD without a permit and
against the wishes o ms friends, who caused It to
Le dI,interred. Yesterday death certificate IN the
case If Jos ph Lambrecht. VINO died IN the Ran
dal's island Hospital on Auenst 20. was presented
at the Bureau OF Vital Statistics. Unless Lam
brechts uOdy had been buried without "a permit
also 1t hal been kept above ground unlaw fully for
eleven DAYS DR.. Nagle. the Deputy Register. yes
terday wrote to the persons in charge OF the Kan
dails Island Hospital demanding an eIplanatlon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06
NEW-YORK TO LIZ PUY. FRANCE.

As the citizens of lie Puy France. are to unyel o
statnr of Laiayerte to-day, the following dispatch
was sent from this city yesterday, sgned by Mayor
Ed son and John Reilly, president Of the Board OF
Aldermen:
Puy FTdnoe: 4, -,
assure Won that hOnors the name or Lafayette, ana
efforts TO perpetuate his memoir. meet an ahecuonate
response not only city OF NewYork but through
America.