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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.

There isa conflict Of authority at the Custom
House between the Collectors ONCE aud that OF
the Special Agent. The question II whether the
agent 10 order an entire invoice 10 DO taken To inc
public stores for appralsemcnt, The law says that
not less than one package OF an mvolce shdI DC
taken for appIaiseinent and that one package IN
every ten shall be taken. ! he collector IA empow
cred 10 order entire invoice 10 be taken II he
deems il necessary. Chief Clerk ITelOas who is
authority on customs law, maintains that the mere
reauest of the spec al agent IL not enough but that
The facts in the must be fully placed before the
rnllector Nj. Gray, of Special Agent Brackets
oIice ON the other hand maintains that his office ia
NOT obliged to tell the collector Why they want the
sntrs invoice ordered IN. Ii SO. and the collector
o,ust trust that the request would not be made
nithout cause. The matter has been referred TO
Me Secretary OF tho Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
nrs.pprARANCt OF A DOCTOR.

There Is much talk in Norvalk, Conn. about the
dsapprarance of Or. William +. Lockwood who
had practsed there for fifteen years 1t is rnmored
that he sal ed for Europe on Saturday Informing
and half ago the Doctor purchased a seat IN the
Petroleum exchange, New-York, and speculatlng
largely, was for time successful Eventually;
however. il Is said he lost all that he had invested
and more 10 make good his Losses he borrowed
of the Fairfield County National Bank on notes
drawn by his wife's mother. Mrs. Frederick IT.
John 81 900. These notes have been IN the Oank
more than "A year. havo been frequently renewed,
hut have not been materially reduced by payments.
II ~ asserted that collateral for tho III 900 mas
already been advanced hy friends of the Doctor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
WESTCHENIER COUNTY.

NEW. RoCHFLLF.-Iho Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton of Westohestcr County hold its second meet
ing on Wednesday, William l. Townsend president,
m the chair. A number Of papers wore present ed
and discussed. The nav formula OF tho Now York
ana Brooklyn druggists Was adopted rs tho stand
ard formula of the association.
WEsToHEsrER.-Nea tho spot whore George
Roth was fatally injured by tho explosion of a
dynamite cartridge Wednesday, a giant powder
and dynamite eartTidg" factory was established
about i've years ago. After being in operation for
short time, IL was entirely destroyed by an ex-
plosion aad several of tho workmon were killed. II
10 supposed that workmsn pur Joined some cart
ridges and hid them In the adjacent stone wall
with tho intention of removing them at a con-
yenient opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
CUIRCU TKOUIiLEAr RED BANK.

The congregation of the pretty Episcopal Church
at Rcd Bank \. j., are having a hght among mem
solve, over the control Of the parish funds. he
rector. tho Rev. Mr. levitt has been there only a
short time. but at a meeting of the vestry held
This lac positively refused to do asserting that rhc
requrSt was an unauthorized and irregular proceed
Inq based solely upon the dlsanection OF SINAI
cliuuc The majority ~ the congregation Sidc with
Mir levitt and It IA said t1at the church mas pros
pcrcd under ms charge. rho cause of the trouble
is that the vestrYmcu aud the rector Disagree as 10
the disbursement of O. parish funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NEW-JLRSEY TOWNS.

CaASGr.-Th, family Of Thomas CaSack were
seated at dinner in their house at Lamber-st. and
Railroad ave. on Wednesday, as the south Orange
accommodate n train was passing, when TWO bullets
crashed through the windows. \ search was IN
s'iuted for tAe person who had hred tue shots and
the policemen informed. The bullets were from u
twenty threo ca,ibrc revolver.
FREEHofD-Dayid A. Nanderyeer, wealthy
farmer WAS gored by an angry Alderney bull on his
farm several days ago. lie fi8i, after intense suf-
fering yesterday The bull thrust hi horns through
and his right lung in another part OF the side
lower down was cash five inches long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
MUSIC IN TOMPKINS SQUARE.
rRAIroN 4 STORMS PETI1loN-WOULD THE PARK
m INJURED BY A CROWD

The letter Of Straiton a Storm TO the Park Com
rpissioupTs asking that sunday music be ven IN
TompLins square, aud offering 10 pay Tor pahd
from now until september IS rs follows;
NEN-YorK. July IL, 1884,
ia ia Commissioners IF Pnbitr Tar =. Ner- York;
MIN: Your acil1u In relation 10 the furnishing
of music m he central Park on SUNDAYS meets WIN our
hearty approval There are however, thol'Anos no
iet ~ mention Inon're with hshes those who have To
provide the daily sesls aud the Odd aud Tue nnrn a" q"
y hou are unable tptavr great d-tanccs and therefore
are so permitted to euJcv ue vu'i' you 80 htul .n
nsh We feel assured. If tho "kpeinesI were Il'u OF
having music two hour' or NOR VI IoupN,n, th
evctv Sunday afternoon during the summer inOhlh',
if wouli provo ycrv bencuoid t. the class Of
people above mentioned the muHio W"nll aIulo
those into tho OPEN Hir VINO Womb olhel "No
rs.,t, I'm THAR hot aud crowded tenemeuts. liberal
amount of rcs and recreation % tho s'toEuMd ol our
toius population aud In furnishing ibcn the means tor
h.aIlii and innocent endowment, va dimlnNh uNHlPa
uon sad a who aid Ia ti' good WORK NUM- lh'r uu,N W
Good aud mankind let MS havo the music III 'o9phln'
sQu,ir. which s the ccnr' "i our lrnomonl P"pn,'nu
a. often ls possible and especially on sunday 'lu"'"N,
..v f,otn uut O'Clock should favor the ptlecl
audi tlr mndt bo not sNUiphu, We VIII pay Tor mo ser
WOO az ns class band for avery sunday afternoon nom
nav u,t me nrst al September Please give TINS matter
yuur .ruc-t consideration aud believe lhdt W. Nl pN
glad ofan Opportunity 10 hep on the gooa Wo' n0u''
respectfully 0l"A''"' " "'''''
Accommodating Tins letter was a petition from
StraIton 4 storms employees asking Tor the
music The petition states that the refining m
iIuru,e of music is not lost ON working people, ana
when coupled with the enjoyment OF fresh ar Will
add to the physical well-bcng and aoidl purity ol
the masses, a. that which Keeps families together
and unites them by tie OF common pleasure IS
friendly 10 virtue
PARK Commissioner Vcle I'm m interview yestor-
day stated tuat crowd drawn 10y music would
i,iura the vouug trees OF IOmpklus square. those
i'm favor of the music say, however. thdt tho class
of people who live around the square are respect a
HE and sensible, and not the Kind OF people VINO
would iuJule a young park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
LI,NCHING ON LOFTY ROOF.

Cyrus w. Field gave q luncheon party on tns
roof Of the Wsshisgto Building at the ioot OF
broadway, yesterday. In addition TO the tonans
Of the building there we're many other gnessils.
Among these were Mayor Edison aud Controller
TTant President Baker. OF the First National
Bsuk, President BALDWIN, of tho Fourth National
Rank, Vice-President Hopkins, Of the Wabash
Pacific Railroad, Vice-President galloway aud
Gensrsl Manager Ham, of the Manhattan Rail
may. David Dudley Field, the Rev. DIR. Henry NJ.
Field, and Rufus Hatch. The luncheon was an IN
nrmal ofIair but at Mr.. Fields request Mayor Ed
on spoke bfisAy of tho many eyidsnces OF tho
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PROPERTY DEAEs IIFE CHEAP.
d ! - L

Sir William Charley outdid himself at tho
Old Bailey last week man who had been concerned
with four others m assautng first another man. then a
woman who Crird shame ana finally woman IN
whose shop the frat woman took refuge Ghc assault In
tho last consisting of blow ON the head from which
the woman ultimately dlcd sentenced hy tho Com
mon SERGEANT to ten months hard labor companion u
ths prisoner ga the r't two assaults got four mouths.
subsequently three other prsOues indicted Tor stealing
uru received from the same learned Judge nNo years
urual srryltude Sir william charley cN identity has tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
LONG Island.

Long ISLAND ClrY-The police late on Wednes-
day night arrested James Gillen and George Plyfor
for assaultiRg little Mary Bohn in Borden Woods,
PoyepswoOd on Tuesday evening. she Identified
tLe pair and they were arralgne1 before Justice
Kavanagh yesterday, and tho examination was set
down for to-day.
NORrH HFMPsTEAD.-While two cOnstabea were
conveying John Riley, a vagrant to Berum's Island
Yesterday Riley eaped into the water. The tide
washigh and the officers had considerable difficulty
in saving hin from drowning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting Of Board Of Estimate and appointment, II
IA.
smkng Fund Coinms sioners city Hall. 2 p. IN.
MaudcibIum casr before Justice Murray.
Grant & ward reference case before Referee Cole .
p. m.
Psll Noylok murder trial, Richmond County Court
UOIse.
CauglRaWasaS-lick-d Tca;a lacrosse match, Washing
ton Park. Brosklyu, 4 p.
lrsl-AWc independent meeting Seventy hiI {. st.
and IEllO-ale., p
Music Battery Park by Goth Re simcnt Band, even
i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
SRBBATH-kEEplEG N SCOTLANi


Not many years ago a Free Kirk worthy
at engaged In hs fayOrite pa~time Of fish
ing well-kuOwn salmon river I'm tho North ~ Scot
land when he gOt into conversation with a farmer and
asked him how the recently appointed Free KIRK minis
ter was getting on n HE parish. Tho farmer after
considerable hesitation admitted that tho reverend gen
tcman quite great ftyouc as he might hayo
BEEN because had been discovered that he In the
habit of shaving Sunday morning. 'But," expos
ulatcd tho pisctor Nou might VOL that your
minister not 10 wash his face ON Sunday" Wash
NV face on sabbath" said tho farmer " haveua
washed my face Sabbath for nvcaud twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
Is Jay GOULD GUILTY OF CONTEMPT

Jaw Could was ono Of those who were selected ~
members of the present United states Grlud jury
lie failed go appear ~ tho beginning oil ihs Term
few weeks ago aud a summons was placed ia tue
hands of Deputy Marshal llolmo' for service. The
sum,uons was returned yesterday uusoWed, aud
Judlc Bone lict ni the United >titcs Circuit Court
issucd an alias directing Mr. Gould to show cause
on the second Monday of October why ho should
not b, punished for contempt of court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NEW-YORK CITY.


The Grand jury made an examination Yesterday
of the 90 lnty buildings al B.ackweils and W rd's
Islands ana of the CITY Prison.
Beginning July -. the Baltimore ard Ohio Toe-
era ph Company viii reduce its rate from Newly Ork
10 IT. Louis to twenty-five cents; night rate fifteen
cents Tor fifteen words
BFArING Ills MOTH R-IN-LAW.
Austin Tailor, of No. "a sseA-st., before Justice
OReilIy yesterday AT the Essex Market Police
Court was charged with brutally beating his
,notheT-In-iaw Annie Greenwaid lie was held
IN 5000.
CARGOEs or RAGS NOT TO n UNLOABED.
A circular was received OF the custom House
Yesterday. ordering that until further orders all
cargoes OF rags from Infected foreign PARIS
goes OF rags which arc suspected ot being Injected
shall not ne unlcaded.
BOY DROwsED ~ THE FAST RivrR.
Several inmates of 81. Josephs Orphan Asylum
at Elghty-nlnth-st. and Avenue \, went t. hathe
IN the Last River at the loot OF Ninety first ST. at
a. NJ. yesterday, and ore OF them, George Nolan,
age thirteen, was drowned.
ROBBED IL 4 PUBLIC BArH-HoUsE.
While Emil Liebel, of No. 20 uoerc k-st was
bathing in the public baihh house at the foot of
Fifth-st., East River yesterday Henry SchUartz,
age fifteen, took silver watch wort 81 from his
waistcoat pocket Schwartz, before Justice
ORelly, at Essex Market Police Court, was held
for trial IN special Sessions.
LIGHT BATTERY OFF FoR PErKSKILL.
At dayb eak, yesterday. Light Battery +, OF tho
9th Artillery ratified away from ort Hamilton
and took up the march to Psekskiil. The battery
numbered 90 raen and four officers, under command
of Major ". T. Randolph. The battery will remain
III camp al Pecksklll for week
HIGHwAYMEN ~ SOUTH FGrrH-AvE.
Robert Walker, of No. % South f1fth-aye, was
attacked by two men yesterday morning in front
of his house robbed him of gold watca-
chain and locket, valued at SD. Charles
Brennan, of No. 2G5 West Twenty -fth-st., was ar
rested and IN the Jefferson Market Police Court was
held.
WHY ARE NOT THE ADDRESSES GIVENi
Assignments were filed in the County Clerk
office yesterday, in the case of Max Oppenheim and
Charles III. Hall There are four of the first name
aud three Of the second engaged in business IN this
oty and the law does not require that the street
and number of the place of business OF the gnee
should be on the document filed. there 10 nothing
IN such cases 10 indicate which bearers of the name
havo failed.
CRIPPLED, IDIOT AND SICK IMMIGRANTS.
Among the Immigrants landed at Castle Garden
Yesterday were two suffering from measles landed
from the steamship Westenland, from Antwerp
There were also an idiot aud cripple among the
imln grants by this steamer. On the st. LauIeat
were three families Of assisted immigrants. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
IT WAS ONLY HER PLAYFUL WAY.

Daniel Conway. age forty -dve. of No. 2l2 Grand
at Hoboken, yesterday at the IOmbs Police Court,
was charged with assault. lie is n meat carver en-
ployed ia tho Hotel Everett in Nesey-st and the
ornplainant, Ann Mulvhill, 10 employed in the
same place ms dish washer, Abe asserted that on
dscolorng her eye and that lie also bruised her arm.
The accused man denied the charge. and said
This woman 1. continually annoying me by playing
,oEe, Yestarday she sprinked lot of salt over some
nuddinR while WIS at dinner and IL was only aiter
kwallowed large mouthful that discovered that was
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assisted immigrants, the cripple and the idiot were
detained at the Garden.


detained at tho Garden.
THEY WE'RE sEvFH-MINus TWO.
A Broadway stage yesterday passedprondly down
the noble thornngfare. From the roof there
lazlly nntiered In tho sultry breeze banner WIN
the device The Seven Ravens" inside weig
jotod In sable majesty five "oolored gehlenonii
\ wag stood on the sidewalk Ito was tall
w1p. with heavy black musiache, aud smiling =
blizzard smile he remarked "Dut wheioa arc tne
other twoW A cold wavo was telt wlthin Wv
rnmictcnro of several yards around tho iostvo ana
io0und vag.
Asotutu or tur WdtoiN dANa $500.
4 man y be- mid that ho wns Horny hleWA,' HFpI
thttty.ivu paper atuinar hVing nl NJ" : ~ w ~
Twenty uryrrll.f,. entered tho shop ~ Wllllnn'
T. Shaw, at Mo- 10 West Thirty ninih nj" yeaiol
dnN, wlilo Mr. HhaW Wa engaged ih hh adl'inina
fnnin mad stola II uunhtitN of gold lral ana an
rsmt hrnahoa. valued nllugothci ntb3u' NJ, u ~"
cnUtufcd htm, aud hs wa recognized Nv l"nl't'f"
Proc 4, " 'toni Murray, Of tho nutuliouh Mti'iuh
snng, who has already served several Terms ~ lln
states prison Tor bargluy, 10 va, l"ln ~
II 800 hail for trial 10y justice fuiu at Jono'""H
Market Police Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
HOUE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ncm- York HotcI-Senator NJ. W. Ransom, of
North taruIna......Ftoh Arc,pe H,tei-Congrsssmen
John $ Barbour OF Virginia; David h. Paige OF . hio
... IJtcl BruUSiUick-barou Won Ohicndorf, OF Ger
many ... H,GBiah HODSe-P. g. ). HuchDack, ~ LOuis
any ... Gfis,V Hoist- Senator Charles H. Baker OF
Rochester . Union SIaqrcIIDtri Congressman j. ii.
oi Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
OLD u4IDS AND THE CLOTER.

FTIu no NIUfUni' YIn.
"rhc clover crop depends upon old maIds,p
observed scentlsf to a sun man yesterday
Bosh and nonsense. What nave Old maids got TO do
with the clover Cropt
"Way. old maids keep cats cats eat he'd mice. field
mice destroy tho lal7e the humble bee and tho bum
bic the ouy insect that terzcs aud sustaius the
clover"
"AII isht, God bless 'em for thar, then"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
IMPRISONMENT or An INNOCENT GIRL

Kate Murphy, a bright. pleasant looking Irish
Girl are nineteen. was tired Yesterday before he
Cordrr SmVth IN TIRE Court Of General Sessions, on
the charge of burglary. She has been IN TINS coun-
try for two wears. and has Ctcn employed AZ several
MI aces as a domestic servant She was cmplo, ed IN
tnc fam v of Horace - Bradford IN the sutherland
Elats No 700 Madison ave, untl july Z, wren
She w4s d schaIgrd. as the family were gong INTO
the country. Kate Murphy found emp 0Yment
with Mr. Putnam, Of MSdlsOn-sye. ana Elghiy-
>iXtb-.t few DAYS after Mr.. BIadiOrds apart
ment, we're robbed of valuable jevelly aud money
ON July | l. aud Miss Murphy was accused Of the
burglary on the testimony of owen Murphy, a NAH
bow ace twelve, who told the ianltor that he saw
tho lounp woman come ont of Mir. BTadtOTd's
aItchen AT Il o'clock, about the time the burglary
wa, committed. 1t stterward appeared that the
boy had made contradictory statements as
10 the time I'm the afternoon at which lie had
seen Miss Murphy The prisoner was placed
on the witness stand and gave so clear an account
of her dong. on that afternoon that she iavorsbiy
Impressed the jury. She sad she had spcnt low
bolr, on the day Of the burglary in inc apartment
house on a VISIT TO another servant, but had re
NAMED ali the while in the company OF her friend.
The Recordeuad vlsed the juryO acqult theprsoner,
and A. soon as the verdict Of " not guilty was an
uounced. the specta ors and some OF the lurymeH
started a round of applause.
one of the giTfs former employers came from
Long Branch to offer his testimony as TO her gooa
ch .racter, and Mr. Pltman. with whom she worked
before her arrest offered to take her again into his
employ She had been in jail for nearly two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
JERSEY CITY.

George lIosson age eight. of No. ~ Moutrose-
ave. was drowned yesterday IN Penn Horn Creek
while bathing.
Mira. Lucy Cady Schcfoln, who was arrested sew,
oral days ago ON a charge of higany, vas admitted
To bail Yesterday IA the sum of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
STATEN ISLAND.

SrAPLETON.-Tho proprietors # the cream-of
tartar factory have decided to remove their works
10 New-Jerscy. much TO the delight OF staten
islanders The owners Of the factory say that they
will hold the village of Edgeuatcr responsible loI
their losses which they assert amount to $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
ALONG THE SOUND.

NOANK-Tho new steamer Nashua, Of the Prov
ldcuce and stonington steamship Company, was
successfully launched Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
FAILURE or HAND & ELLSWORTH.
TN LIABILITIES ovtR 100000 PREFERENCE

or S3s,O0O-ornER FAILURES.
Hand Il Ellsworth, wholesale paper dealers at
No. 151 Beckmln-'t., made an assignment Nesler-
, n"y '" SJ" Hand Si0 so s6i Elizabeth r.
Hand ~ - 20 Cathaune H. llsworth' =
2i3 Is C. +. LsMoIth' u$ {5g5 40 J J.iE
s. ga 81 a tntal of $4,000 -. II IL thought
That the Liabilities are between 100000 and
rhc drm conaist. If Allan N Hand and Futene
Ellsworth. who have been m business together nm
der the present stNlo since Nav, lNN2, when they
In / $50 thrv asserted that they were worth over
500 600 IN 1873. hy the death of Mr. Ellsworth
inthrt ho Inherited some valuable real estate
which. with tho capital invested IA Tho business
then tncl asserted gave the uim toial icsponsl-
iutv ul over $3lu.OuO They have never made n
detailed statomcal oi thr', ',nultlon TO h. 80 l,,,'
~ Co and up lot recent date were apparently,
,nsy financially but within year matters H7-
tuuol different aspect They bought on long
time hitotty gave thcit ho'o~ Tor Huse
md small amounts and thoir obligations were Ire
uuentll offered and, iu s"wo cases, at h"hNN as
count When the American Hook I\'i nance Ih!I'''
"A ,ouplo ol yeats ugl, they were creditors ol thdi
concern and to tiY and recover what thsV had loot
there hey aided J. lk Alden, Who wa the ltcSdcht
aud manager of that company to- sat III ~, 9Slny Az
AGAIN They had also large dealings Wilh - W.
treeu's SON whose failure was aunonnced yesler-
day. and had cons drHble capital locked up IN
these two concerns. IT. Dan 60. reduced thelI
rating lately ~ as to Indicate that then capital
was considerably impaired
NaN Oppeuheim-r "a manufacturer of shirts, No
- NalNol-st made an assignment vest Toa}' 10
Lewis Newman giving preferences for $500.
Charles j. lchl baker. No. 80 SlNh-4Ne., IN act"
Ar assignment Yesterday 20 E3ymond Is. Liveruorc,
Giving preferences for : 1913 %.
nailcs II. llal Yesterday m idc an assignment to
Charcs 4. Vail giving preferences l"i N'o";
William 4 liaiuc- of the finn of llalNcd, Han"s
& Co. stated we, iefday thot the assignee, with u
double force of bookkCcpers. was working daily
tfl p. m.. and hoped 60 complete the inventory
aud balance the books ul tine firm before TIC on
pirntipn. ou August t. of Che twenty days allowed
fV law. the books have not been balanced for
over 20 wear and thls tact rotaids the examination
IT, w. Nandcrp,cl. ono Of the ass'guccs Of Id
Iuuul Yard ~ Co.,. sand Yesterday that the Liabilities
,iuld moi y,t tclI what the assets were aud that
the statement would not 1' ready uItIl next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1l4Lernsten.ave., between 29th and })sNsNL
Hours g 10 tot. Diseases u tbs N.rvOny,ytssl
asnito Urinary OrganA Impotence aal Is,csN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

CHURCH PIPE ORGANS. One superior
~ toned manual and pedal organ also ten stops
pedals DAVIS, Az DoNnlngh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

CoNEY IsLAND.-Table dhOte a feature al
Hotel Brighton, European and American plan A.
appreciate the excellent cuisine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
ARnouncenenl

ssnuine Johann Hos Malt Extract sss oIns,a
81 and Noz Eisner mock OF every bottle ndorsSl1
o.! phyaelans Tor general debility. Beware Of iats1onI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
IN IGNORANCE or CUBAN PLOTS.

A TRiSUNE reporter called at the Office OF
the Spanish Consulate at No ~ N.sssst yesterday 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

citys prosperity He said in the course OF d Sls Of
the city AT as low a point In the present year.