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NOTES OF THE STAGE

This 10 tho las, week Of Tony Pastors season.
Lights o. London will illuminate Nib!os Garden
I'm The Ranks will be presented q. tho Grand opsra
Red Letter Nights" may still be seen a, Days Th.s
Neil BaI.e.. plays Vim" Al the Brooklyn Park
The RGmsny Rys"i' the play a, the Third Areau.
tn. !. se Las, week Of Pects Bad Boy" the New
York Comedy Theatre.
rn.asrs o'sts WIZ week place to "'''k
Nine Helen ir"rekrk will give concert s,e.nway
Hal on Saturday evening
House to morrow evening. '-
tsp cs hi. VI. s0w'ry sos
Fourteenth street Theatre this week. Wv
Mr. Rafael Josedys fourth and lpst suhscripton con
cert will be given a, steinway Hall on Thnrsiay.
ns ON fa w victims nI e. chck
The sscrsd white elephant and ali sorts con
tnIs the s'pssu! attractions at the greatest show
A,rir.iion;" at Harrisan 4 u.rtsThoa;rs ,omor"ow
tn. S.asoa square theatre ,aS s.sSs
The New York Orchestra Society will give conc.-, a,
s1sSH,w.y Hal aorsow evening under tb. direction Of
S ;;'' Fl: F Fss
s ''Gn : SSSs 3. RITZ
Dragon Troupe Of Japanr.e. VIZ '"''e''A'
The choru.e. incidental to the production Of Much
Ss direction 81 ~ %a lss'o u t ihGa ore under
"Claire and the Forge Master holds tho s,aze of the
snr.s II. Il IL. IN Easter
s's sii wv ,%say frs
The concerts on every day viii he from aud to H.
The Park Theatre, well as the Union Square will 10
"iis s H5sy S % N:. M ..s
and gin. N'
The auction sale "f boxes aud seats for Mr. Abbey.
Ssnsn! wiz take place al the UNIVERSITY Thsuse on
In . few days 'N''N
:, Lytton sothern vii! appear as lord Dundrecry in
father lat. soshsr al the Mo"n, & NJ Fl.
Theatre thus week. ~
The Irving Company will repeat Mnch Ada About
Ssans every evening M. week but saturday on
will appear in "Lou,s XII" '''"'"s ''' ''''na
The nr.. Of Mi,s Mary 3. Thcmp.cns readings will bo
s,sn y nsssrssols rooms ~ F,t,h avsnu. On Tue.
rhsisn. Master Arthur Winter aud Little pais, VIII
take part In tbs programme. W."
b, T., jNsy'y Var" viii r.seiy: 4. las, psrr.ners
ralss viii he produced on the 18th Inst The chsrsc
Wik- NcDonough, Klein, aud Tsnnerlil. '''''
Ac.drmy q Nu,.e next week Monday with Linda 'S a.
day .yrn,IE. Romeo and juliet" on triinv me-,
L1cl. a Lamms5noor" on Saturday Afternoon Mns
on "Wednesday and saturday ''
IA. S.. 81 "Ga stms,ch VIII both
let viii be sung Wsdns and GU Thpr,sav Nv
..., ,sue.erption night IN TrovnIor." On rri"s
nsp. ps Vii Ss st, MIN rs e:
the Saturday mstnss.. '" w" Close Win
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Storm Brothers. In Twenty-third street
have ecpssd all their former successes by that Of this
spring. The imnoratons OF this house. particularly N
ne and artistic fabrics Of every kind in costumes and
WRAPS are simply enormous IN quantity and dazzling
10 richness and beauty. Costumes from Dusuzeau
Msr,in. and Worth. composed ot ihs new. friss
satin and lnrshly trimmed with beAsd plain IA,
with chenille and and decorated with the
The nxu,ioes!y appointed and furnished ladies
trimmings. nlogs embroderies rated and iii
decorated lsnss with which 10 duplicate these dresses
are found In the departments In the urst story.
TO match these costumes aud wrars srs bonnets and
hats Of equally rich and tasteful and costly materials
AND tine Wcrknanship From the nobhy coaching UNI:
hrellA with Its satin and velvet striped and
shrred lining to the iaoecorer-d sken wonder win
its square or star.shaped canopy and lace fall It.
carved and jewelled Ivory she'll pearl handle and
costing from 9: 70 sas and down to $40 every ,aririy
fAd1 and continuation 10 match the toilet ell a.
the always fashionable white and bsck pArAsoia with
their nne ea lace imitation lace
almost ~ costly ~ the real lace.
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Against forf.,,ias Land erants.

To THE EpITon OF The SvS-Sir: There arc
land grants and land grants Some may fairly bs d.
clared forfeited by Congress- cannot bs Al the
beginning OF the session the House Committee Pub.
lie LAnda started out to restore to the public domain oil
grants aud portions OF grants not honestly earned by thu
r"istruciinu OF road After time the committee got
carried away by their zeal, aud about fort
land. along constructed line. Of rosd wherever they
could bnd tecintcA prstext in the way of q time limit
without regard 10 law or equity.
They have prepared oil SELLING the Northern Pacnc
lands along 40 miles OF finished rua between His.
mrrch and the COLUMBIA River This grant cannot law.
fully or Justly be appropriated by the United States
three fcnrOns'
rrsi-Trre IL no proyision the granting set for the
lind rerering TO the public domain ~ II the with
most grants
SecOnd--The Government waived the time limit when
" continued for four years to examine and accept the
road in order that bonds might 10 Issued, which
. lirn om the lands.
I,rd,, wa. Impossible 70 nnsh N. road before tn.
time limit expired In July. 1879 Lscause the
dad not permit IN. company to build 80 miles az
Indian reservations until the summer Of 1852,
The proposed Forfeiture bill 10 outrage Justice
and OH ve,tsd rights,
A EoaInSas PAcirio Sf0cxnoLnss
bnOokLvH AbrIl 3
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CHARGES AGAINST SOLDIERS.
Ailessd Cruel Conduct 10 ReRsviNs Settlers
From the Oklahoma Lands.

Altered Cruel Conduct 10 Rensvins Settlers
From the Oklahoma Lands.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-An affidavit has
been laid before the House Committees on
Military Affairs and Public Lands accusing
United States soldiers OF cruelty In removing
settlers from tho Oklahoma lands. The ALL
dGvit is by II. NJ. Maidt Of Cowley county.
Kansas: Healleges that in August last no with
believing them to DO public lands Of the United
States, AMI cnmped on tho south side Of Cin!ar-
ron ,snro Fivsr. ON sunday: Apg ~. while they
says, their camp was INVADED BY troop Of
~ ths Ninth
In moving twn families tho river to the south
o sss ~ I'D, q f NJ Tt;Sor
delicate ipa four mail ssrrn wa. st hs
mtdd's 81 the stream ~ the hest Of an August sun
q: ut a.
ss'' s ian % . sps n a. 4, 'U :% % ~ M
go into the water
He further says:
s on while N ad asors' Ono
sss sr';ssa y Lev. Taylor placed sc:s
Fort Reno. when were nsrehed out on foot Gehini
sISs, and T.
And begged TO ride them, we were ordered TO walk The
:y mi ~, = & se. aud
Sarsi %sEs"y ,ns
sns m: DH to ror Rene hSy we're !" very sad
whose wife was IN u delicate condition begged and
pleaded with Capt Carroll mt force them camp
WIN their fnin,ii., others in,-rcsdea ~ their behalf
to no avail And when Terrell aud Fr-d.rieks became
very earnest Capt Carroll ordered his black soldiers to
tie Fredercks and Terrell behind tile wagon that their
fnnr. were riding In, which they did and drove on.
dragging aud leading the poor men IKE horses
Maidt further AYERS that tho excitement and
fright OF Mrs. Terrell caused premature Child
birth, from the effects Of which she died. Hs
charges further crusl conduct against the
soldiers. ana SAYS the prisoners could not learn
on what charge they were arrested.
W: IL Vaughan. Ernest Eicrding. and John
Iect matter OF Maidts statement to be true.
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sye on April 10. 1880. and on an examination
held seven dSys ster passed mrste, NTH
mon according 70 the certificates was cured In
very short period Of bad agure and appear
nnss Light weSsh and yaISps Ss ,o dS Com
was stren9e, for il wrs = most remarkable cure;
man. recommended to commissioner French
by Gen. Carr. was rejected on one examination
You said that there were two or three oc-
f foss s Snsf Mr ass ih Russell 4 t
aa e ~ MT t desire s' ~ vow H%o SGi
s nsion.. no Of 'Aom' 00'l's0' mad Two 'S'm''
ssn, s ss ss s.4 M Hs .,ss
fudge said Mr.. Roosevelt with much dig
:. M. Rnsksll then read from memorandum.
Fred HofIernan and George 7; Syeeny.' the
sSs and SsSn sSs e a.
Is WEST foarr rissn srHrRr Nxw Yoss. April 81 80.
sDsix srs: Tas bearer Goo p swesny. Is DESTROYS OF
&. S Sns. Il % & \. ssS .1
aim ara = ss .ss s@
M not S want him "a. sGpGntssa unless he was
;S ot hs ssss sas Nv wsss Mr.
Miller read ys s, said Mr. Russell.
ST. Msr 'd s ses H. Hswey If it had no.
boon generally announced BY the judiciary
that the evidence Of the poIics was generally
S easfn s9ia at
,c Sa 1seys ,eas men have to pay to be appoint
s.sv. you heard tina. tn.
ssss fss s"S
moust"eho and chin whisEsr. Who said that he
gsrtmsu.: and was esllsa black phi vi, in
shops in this city in the past ten days.
Whose rrn rS%csnSs mere hsy' Ac.p. Ke
.fs ss Mint. nth
Is: Sss;S x; W.
%SSs: others in the rear Of
,S.bSi ssS $. saS people buying in .h.m' Aye.
.Q-IIow did yon get in. Al am . privileged
AYs S,';% :. ~: q policy :ssp On S,ah ave.
ft
A. ,ss:: pss!: y .3ia.ne.'
pd 5Hansn :aTss a f ns Hssa IL hs s
patent right business and a con ductor on the
Tenth avenue chr line.
..oIwsr. you discharged for di'hoae',ys A.-Not
Sss..s SSu sss' !. s' 1t! 1sy paying my a.s.
. The Z. the % wsG A. ss
the place am sure that Dan Robinson, Adamss part
.oTwl., !. the name Of the man who sells the slips
rs es Kim III a S Hn' VINO sofa you 'A' sips
and some Johnny csiI" him MO Johnny .'D ''' '''A
o.-Do you know The last names !. A.-No
You know how to get it.
Mr.. Russell! gave the witness up.
Anthony J. Comstock told the committee
and having. asked the police to mako raids
which thew did not make. He said that from
books seized during raid made Dec. 0. 1882. 1t
that the average dSy cash ssses
when he won't out to raid he sometimes found
policemen hobnobbing. with the policy men.
He reported Policeman Nathan Lemein wnom
h n DSs "a. ssS9 s.
Mason and was acquitted.
Comstock said that he did not care to re-
port nnythi !. to the police;
What u lie that IT," said Commissioner Ma.
Mr. Mason says. what.a lie that is" Mr..
Miller .pss Sn xerY iSad prov. s.a Com
stock.
:. Later no testified that he took Dir. Edward
Cooper around TO tho gambling houses and
but that Mr.. Cooper did nothing. but said il
was the business OF the police to put thsm down.
The Investigation goes on Tomorrow.
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The New Piny Mt tho r,nA Avenue.

Claire and the Forge Master" is Lady
Clare" drawn by the pom OF modern Gaul.
Whio not as clearly cut as Robert Buchan.
ans play. 1t reaches greater depth OF intens-
ity. and Is far moro true to nature. With
cast sauallinc that at Wallack's. 1t
would probably provo more attractive than
Lady Clare" It lacks tho shocking scene
Of the duel. Tho wife hears tho pis-
tol shots from her parlor while praying for
the safety o! her husband. The duel is brought
about by her jealousy Of the woman who first
stole hor afflanced husband. and next tried to
steal the affection Of tho man whom she had
married to hide her wounded pride. This ieal-
ouSy reveals her love to her husband. who re-
turns from tho duel uuScathed. and takes hcr
to his hsart. The interest Is centred on tho
contest between the two women alone. and not
on the anInEonism OF tho mon. as in Lady
Clare" The handspring OF the escapement Is
The principal characters arc horne by Miss
Maud Granger and Clinton Stewart. Miss
Changers Glare lacks the exquisite finish OF
Miss tose Coghlans Lady Clare. but 1t
Is more emotional and pathetic. She Is
not gifted with the rich resonant voice
Of Miss CoGhian. and this want, mars
manly md majestic but entirely coloriess
Tho scenery ia worthy Of the theatre. A pic
ture OF tho iron works in full blast at night
with the fires blazing from hugo chimneys. 10
especially commendable.
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Nike MaSisaa In Arms.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sr: have OBJ
served Of late several challenges In your paper from
selfHyled or wouldbs fsaiherw.sht champions These
challenges have only amounted 10 cheek and wind.
mean business snd any of your puRstic cOrrrspOu,
drns especially Of Go~anus or brooklyn fame wish
mn VII nee, mem WIN msrn Eoss. SGT y'nyes or
nght Tor from 500 To 3lUU As soon this 10 done
NIKE MApIGAA
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I. IL. Muddy Day -. Mig u. Tai. ,

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-ST: In to. days
SUS SEQ an item which statss that the biggest
hereab0uts" launched yesterday a. Hunters Point
Now, claim that the scow Modoc, which ! com.
mnnd. 10 this largest deck In lhis vicinity. Her
Dimensions ~ feet Ions ~ feet wide II feet drsush
viii the Captain Of the Muddy Day publish her d..
menaionsf Capt v. T. 0sooop,
NBw yokK, April O.
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Pu.ss.s a. End Z. IA. Nae Lack.

Henry johnson. an English chemist. 45 years
old. arrived here on the steamship switzerland early
last week. and put up at the Eagle Hotel Norris street.
In the novery shsrpers got him drunk and robbed
HIM OF SO IN English hank notes ell the money he sd.
" as .nsueesssfsl In fndng employment and became
o'clock yesterday morning others who were sleep.
ing In the zane room with Johnson were annoyedby his
heavy breathing and tried 10 arouse him They did not
succeed. and called In the police lie sent TO the
Gntmeers street Hospital where he died In few hours
pspsrs IN ha slSths; showed th.t h. lived in Noting.
sgd that ~ was msmess OF the Pharmaceutical society
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The Tornado ns u Missionary.
Ernn The MiL,.dlrrli,. IN rnni.S.

There Ia A good story told az the Stevens not.
terry neixhhorhood tieorRi When the tornado ta.scd
,hr"psh there u isIs ,nsr; wa. no church in the
nent for their EVIL deeds They immediately start"
subscription and hulk one aud there are n1t me- 70
pious Nan tie reOrle of that Vicinity.
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COMMON Pleas.
BY Judge Beech.
Lsnssrmsn at. Lanxermau. ... Henry Wood.
Receirey.
Arnold agt. Positive Loom Co Lawrence Hutton
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Goparlnrrsblp Nolirss.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The co part
" uor-Ltp heretofore e1-tlng under hfm name o., "a
DOW s. ON AS this DAY dissolved by mntial ,ohsohb
v g. Ionas Tho undersigned viii cont nue bu'l
mes. al old place sos Broadway AID algn IN uldAl
AeW-i 0TA, Aug. i. 1904. bObL@4 "a WV
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THE ALBERT.

Corner lfhst and Unve place. are now mating ar
apartments for the tall and winter oI longer
sui consist u nTstelAss rossl co.,
nected with the house now Opn- {. II. WlillhhAN
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Business Chances

4 RARE chance for individual investment or
u 90 form manufacturing company tlN''u WI ,ns
entire pi'-t Eht to Ae cheapest anI pc'l
vented something entirely un expensive iH'-''N'y
required Address - lN-oLI" lunune 'Hlco
FOR SALE newspaper, daily ana we MY,
with fl. .Jl OtDt attached An excellent DaIsA"N -
ofclci AtdrtssI L.. Tribune OAc..
DARINER WANTED in % pleasant Office
business. about 900 room red COZ petition Ut Se
rpturu- Address D.. broadway tinuhr 'i''
NNrANTED.-A manufacturing plant water
W power residence and grounds uu railroad u't ''"
NoIk. Address a. Tribune Dicc 90. Chc7tuut7t fh4-A
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A .
~ To DELAWARE WATER AR
Via nttAW Am. tArkAWANNA AND hHrERN u II,
ON THURSDAY. AN0Ist "a. tSft
1thin leat 80 Barclay =, feuy NowNnfk ~ HluA M.
" thrisopher ~ iUfty. " s.lu M.
lhhnheu, y -..... - $50 a M
Pare fnt Round TRIP 80 \
Ticket, tor sale Al 2sb broadway y naolay A. cry.
fistnphors II Ferry 80 Fulton ST. Iruuk Ign,
3ja Washington st., lsOuklyn. 70 tth st.. Htuokyn
Arrive Water Dap about 80 Leave Nst'r Oap AZ ;
Ntng oXouTrOnss plo time tO visa all point. ~ a
Ter ~ aud sail th heautlfI Delaware ktnr MluarTs
gtvetheir personal attention iArl IS NOIINkIhL Al an
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legal Notices.

IL the matter of the Application of the Broad
1 way Raj rad company Tor the appointment Of com
determine wuc the railroad oil sad company
lht o. Dee e. instructed aud operated
We Tho uudrr@ utd tomu-uuers appointed by the Cen
tIr Court Of tho state ~ New uTk,
held iu' tol the First ud a Distinct and Iepar meut bY
order duly made and entered the - Iuy. l--t
g. after hearing o all parties Interested whether
DO. railroad "e-r ed mentioned u ARTICLES a-sooa
Hit ' gary ui state. ought tu be Clust tea
au, upon 'NHf PORTION -rrsf- nf highways
tt uf SEES OH upon which D. proposed
struDt and Operate -u,E railroad. That i- to .ly'
egUulu- it fhr suututr} side 10 Illuu square Pa ~
with HrlaIrI u.rtr across % broadway. and through
flroldt az entire length .ouhefiv end tnrrrof
th.urr fHtd. ufluus the the westerly
eide around tr Bowling Green and through aI0ug state
Ri Co Iie r o. NNeial-t AMI thence fO fle Last
I,I o. rIutH N ieIaI-f fr OF custer side ~
TIE Row uf along uni tHroleh Whthsllst Tor u.
entlr, rur o. - Ii-f fsr with further un- Of railroad
Green 800 front OF Iaftr Place thence westerly fourh
battery Place to fIt Hudson tfer Pier Number
Our iir bc o. double railroad Tor H. rn.i ire
fo-tler With TIE witches slngr turu-
oul- and suitable stands The tOuyc irht
working p such rili DohrrrHy give puhr notice tuht We
lisa O'Clock noon Tie General Term Room Of tho
Supreme fl. county urt lisu-e tur tty u
Nrw aud a t uA' and place sprchtd Tor such 81
meeting. aud a such iihC time and place tu which We may
ourL The said Commits ouers vii gyr puuAt ltAilhs
interested aud trs alter sufh pubic near
ng o' a parties Interested whether SUCH railroad ought 10
be- constructed sId operated
SIDNEY = HARRIS,
SAMUEL h VANCE.
u ". 4. LORD
Commits s0ners
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DED STAR LlNE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris
IL sailing from New York and Antwerp every Saturday
RHYNLAND saturday Aug j.. p m
NOOEDLAN Saturday Aug. -. 700
statrTu"ps
Sa 500 10 $40 sion 40 Second e.. D..
So outu pref excursion $40 ,ssrags Outwa
from Antwerp SIS excursion,
bedding eLo. PETER WRIGHT s. SONS
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gstnroionc.
|. DELIGHTFUL OCEAN SAIL

A DELIGHTFUL OCEAN SAIL
TO
long BRANCH,
ny ihe elssaht and fapfci1ns steamers ~ The
IRON STEAMBOAT COHPANY
Low FARE NO CHANGE To Oars.
sAFETl. SPEED AND COMFORT
No DUST INVIGORATING SEA BREEZEs
The powerful gong steamers ~ tho Iroa Steamboat
company VIII make daily uAruraons % the
LONG BRANCH IRON OCEAN PIER.
TIME TABLE FOR SUNDAY. AUGUST To-
Boats loays Vest 23i-st. $50 $40 m 2u0 3l5p. n
lpIth .tste Ier y a., no lU,OU 80 aud - o. N
ESQ IA 49, $1,000 49,
either only
TX tickets 800.
Excursion sale downtown trae stafps Of
the Elevated Railways at u each noluding RAILWAY
fare fafh
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Il II ~ - mnrrI. smANnAN.-1. \ u
nuTGHER HOUSE,

pAWIiNG DJTC HES COZ NTh, ;.
New brick loic and cotttgcs An attract linmef y
sort urstDlA- every particular all modern lWliHV'
perts Capacity 20I guest, oixti-thrr- miles nom NrW
N0rg ar road last Xprcss trains Opeu through
ont Tie year send Cor circular ..,,-,.,
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NATIONAL LGNE.-From Pier 30. Y. r.
y FOR LIVERPOOL And lUEENSiOWN
AMERIC edncscav. August 49, 70 a m
EGl SATURDAY. Augus- 80. D.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DEN1tARK- Aug 70. pm UDLLA- D. aug p, $50 am
$50 TO sIOO ratrs outward -nd
pa 4 lowest rates
Apply 70 r W !. HURST Manager Washington Building
IA
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CbTSKILL NoUNTRIN RkllR0An

aud r-ICI UrliInaiI1U m INN.
partrn arrive NNl To- TWO N1l N~ EARLIER pY
this lhau ptaDu. ihlu lN $50 other
wI'l IiI firINh'li lines Al
{ atakil Ion uuO iAHUs aGot,as
tlIADLl. a HDaDU surt. It..l'. ~. s..
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Dasineso prOuerls for Sale ans 20 Get

FOR RENT,-Ofllce. Ono.half ~ ono uf The
aenliahn othoo foama Ia Tho Tribune nuhinA
Inquire 81
SIT MURRAY Ianitof
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miscellaneous
NEW-YORK PURCHASING BUREAU.

NV OIiN 7 DEOIIFNOIifA 10 = =.
competent Of ability The highest refer
VII receive Sriers and purchase goods ior
parties. Address .,.
PURCHASING BUREAU. No 2i2 West 2'dst.
4 DNERTISER desires thccharce OF business
y property. Address REALTY.boI 10, Tribune once.
CONSULT FREE PROF. DEXTER, Magnetic
y Healer late Of Washington D. now located ~ i.
West aft 7t, y Y Journal mailed free, contain ~
hundreds cured ~ Highest national reputation CeoD"u
phys. Clans ia charge AL Diseases treated
/ OW RATE TICKETS TO BUFFALO,
l. ceTeand. Chicago Cincinnati S. Louis hans@ ,.j
omaha Denver -au Francisco AID al points W 1l,'.s
south Also special excursion rates. CON on Y = a,
WILLIAM CALL Jr. Ticket Agent. A. roadway, ~, l.
AIRS. FAWKINS'S BLACKBERRY SlEOP
VI l4a 'ir and pleasant cure for Iysrut'ry ana az %
msr Ila"fri- Address OF call ~ .tl ilIu''--' "'N''
DURCIlASER.-A Young lady OF refined ta'te
ufsh.. to do rlrch,.irr f1r outotowu parties Al 'r
dcrs carefully aud promptly executed Tor references terms
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ROSSMORE HOTEL.

Table c'hote dinner served ~ din mr. room on once
from 6Bu o. 7.3D H. d.. u4O taIie luie IIrah as' I'
IA a carte from Is u o. ID D. m The hofcl i- nuw uc
N orpuRht renovated and rrfufuIslcd hroua oai on
ics1 nan onlt HAWLEN u tLArl
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
THE ONLY ALGwArER ROUTE DIRECT TO coNEt
ISLAND.
LANDING AT THE GREAT IRON OCEAN PIERS
30 CHANCES NO DELAYS, 30 DUor
TIMETABLE FOR SUNDAY AUGUST

And os much ocuer as r@ r.eesst es NJ e travelling Du,
may l.l4e
Lost BEAT 900 sunday to l-1' a. both por. .nd returning
Nnt' ,f n'"fr o. d ~.
cline public Iron '-Iguug steamboats, With fourteen er.
o. Doc gt.euts each boat .u al SAFELY 4yyltl.s,
THEY CANNOT SINK
THEY WILL NOT BURN
YOU CAN RELY ON rHFM
Excursion tickets viii De- sold A. all down trark ,t1tnsof
the Elevated Railways
Price SO cents including railway fares both Pas.en
gers ron -d aud "a ave lines holding Iron
ket- will De transferred from I.tierg
lac. station free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
0CEhk VIEW HOTEL,

she palace summer hotel Of the seashoTe sSconmou =
nearly 900 guesa magnificent viows az M'O Nnd "'t
srenerv ras aud electric bells beautiful music hall. goo
orches daily cable send fot illustrated CtculA
And terms newport Iine 60 Newport oI norwich Line
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