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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
NETWORK CITY.

The total number of arrivals of enigrants for last
wcvk VAS J,2J9
Arrests last week, 1876; births, 676; deaths,
90 marriages, ~.
There will be sacred concerts this afternoon and
evening in the wln.er garden of the Eden Musrc.
Mr.. Catharne smith, an IRISH woman, age sixty
five committed suicide yesterday at No. 43 Ham
ilt"n-,t. bS swallowing "A dose of Paris green.
/ In the rombs Police Court yesterday Catherine
Muuay, age sixty was committed for tnal Tor
stealing Si0J belonging To Onlccr Kelly, OF the
Twcnty -seyenth Precinct.
RUN OVER And KILLED.
A team attached TO a brewers wagon and driven
- by Henry OFT ran over and killed Margaret Saur,
fifteen years old, at First ave. and Twenty-fourth-
ST. yesterday. he girls home was III East Twelfth
ST. O;t arrested.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE SUMMER CORPS.
Assistant Sanitary superintendent Jones yester-
dav instructed the members OF the summer medical
corp, 10 report promptly all of contagious dis
ease and bad breaks IN dram pipes, and to IN
spect carefully all dwellings in which there were
no drains connecting with sewers.
TO l. c2Ipi,ios w'h itlhY !" Wicbo
Moran. of South and Broad-st~., with coa-bTge
i'll tow 70; Jcl-ey CITY, came into collision with an
Annex boat bound for Brooklyn, of Mhltehall-st.
about ! o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Inc tug was
struck on the staGbOard side near the boiler, but
was not seriously injured. No damage was done to
the ferIybOat.
nh AEMouES INVESTIGATION.
The Assembly Committee on Arnones, at the
the metropolitan Hotel yesterday, engaged in
preparing the report which must be filed on or be-
lore July rs. General Curtis. the chairman, said
Thai the report would not be made pubhc by the
committee He presumed, however. that it II
public document and could Dc Inspected IN the Office
of the secretary of state AT Albany
assaulted BY UNKNo"N EuFfIANs: 49,
Charles Miller. n young man who lives IN West
hundred and frst-st., wet to the One Hun
diedth street Police station early yesterday morn
ing aud said that he had been assaulted by un-
known ruilians at Nlnth-ave. and One-hundIed-
nd-6fth-st about midnight They Knocked MN
down he said and kicked MN on the mead ana
body until hc became iu-ensibie lie did not know
the object OF their attack Miller was bruised
severely in several places and ii was thought that
hls jaw was broken. He was sent to the Ninety
ninth street Hospital
PICNIC OF ORANGEMEN.
The Orangemen of New York and BROOKLYN went
10 Excelsior Park OH the Hudson yesterday ON
lLoIr eleventh annual picnic. The lodges repre-
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now MR.. RAMSCAR SUPPORTED HI
"HOME"

Five small boys and two women accompanied
W II Ramscdr 10 the Norkyilc Police Court Yesterday
aud rema.nOl during his examinations The children
were inmate, nf RamScaTs d" Home" ~ Oue-Eurdrei-
and-nfty-thrd-t. and II. NchOa.-avc and the women
were nurses there. Agent Wilson, Of the society
tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children
toid the story of the arrest or Florence
Oliveraud Thomas Haskell, found begging re
GENTLY lie said that he followed the wagon from the
House to ~ccpnd-ive and from 40. 23JD 10 No. 81
The children left repeal" us AMI visited stores
and provisions various kinds which theyp3s 1t
into the wagon. At First-st. the wagon turned
into Eir-t-,yr. and thence to Iwruty-sccund-
st.. where the arrest WIs made. $500
Mr. Wilson sid that he did not hear what the children
tpd thOsr the contributions. but the next VIII
nc~s. Rose Dvyer. who keeps Il bakery AT No. ll53
-ccoudiyc SAID that the children requested food for the
Home" They had visited her regularly tor several
months. she said. and that the food which
.he gave them, was of , good quality 81, Petor
henderson, baker, at No. 90 FOurth-1Ye.,
had also been visited by the children and gave them
bread whenever he had than he colii sell II a.
of good qualify aud questioning him Charles > 7peu-
Ger got say thai he thought it better To have nun
grv people EFT IL than to throw n away FREDERICK
Eei,s o Fifty-s,venth-st and Sccond1Vr, hdf gwen
meats He had dom checrfuly, thinking 1t an act
OF charity. No witnesses for the defence were
produccd bat Mr. Spencer said that applying 10 bencVo-
lent persons for charity not begging within the
meaning of the law Justice Ford reserved his decision
mi TOD
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NEWARK.

Ebert Avon, a German shoemaker, age tfty-fivc,
living at No ~ Nal-st committed suicide yeSicI-
nav by taking a dose or Rough on Rats" His
wife and three married daughters live in New
York the wife having refused TO live with hnl.
Justice Thomas Aldrdge, of Jersey city, was
again brought before the Chancellor yesterday on
a writ of habeas corpus. The case was adjourned
until tomorrow.
Asher Russell, messenger for the Mechanics Bank
of New-lork, was ing on the front platform OF
an Orange and Newark stTeet-car yesterday when
he lost his balance and fell, his head striking the
cobbc-stones His skull was fractured and he died
in few minutes. lie was married and hVcd III
st
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,rw vopx nAuy TRBNE SUNDAY 1ss4TWELvE PAGEs

,dy ~ Dunbar Co. vessel to soammsl Bro, ,.,, D.,
sohr sawyer, Rogers 1t John, Nh 10 ua''' WIN "' "
schT Rob Harry Br Brown 81 Johs NR sl no DAYS wiz"
lumber 20 Boardman & Small vessel TO a henoy. a.
sUNsET-wind.t sandy Hook. light 81 very navy ~
City Island light. swi ratD.
Arrived yesterday o. ia
steamer ThInRyalla D.n Laub Copenhagen June 20 wa
Chrsana 20 aud Chrsiansand q, with mdse and pa''en
tesmsr Richmond Croasman Newport News, with md'o
ana passengers TO Old Dominion 50 Co ooroo "a DAYS
BARK Der Wandeer DER Krohn. 81 Vincent "a days III
priS CShdeia Laura ian Espcro Capiz AZ days with
mdse to order vessel to master
CLEARED
Steamer caledonia tBr). Russell Liverpoo-lenu'r'on
steamer Toneirs (Br jeffrey Hverpooi-Busk 8 Jeyons
steamer osIaca (MeI, Laarays Liverpool via san'anuo
steamer Australia Ger, Franck, Iamburg-tuncn' huS'
steamer Donau CGer) Rngk. Bremen via southampton
steamer Crasendoran CI,r Arbuckle Progrcso and Cam
steamer iona CBr,, Dolg st AIMS bay, Ja1he Frank
steamer Pomona tBrl, Cook Monteso nay etc We'sos
steamer NIAGARA gakc Havana Jas WSs C.? II Nal
steamer Alamo, nOlger, Key West and "aVe'oh-' " ~
steamer ITudson Freeman. New orleans-s II seaman
Steamer Chalmeitc Quick New Orcan' VIZ Wngo ir
ste,mer Tallahassee Fisher savannah Henry onn
a s'S% GG ''' OF Columbia "ooauO "'S ,r,o
steamer Benefactor Trlbou Wilmington, NC-Wm 'Huo
steamer old Dominion walker Norfolk city Point and
steamer Guyandotte Kelley. Newport News and west
Steamer John Gibson Young Georgetown and Alexandra"
steamer fsnny Cadyg,dc, ro,oy nsltl%oG Krem'
shlp lohn Bunysn mr., savlIle, liloEo japan
shin ill,a Kenny ar. AtEinsou Antwerp rarS'f
nan Emilia titan. Mortola singapore MI -Androw
aors ,vcoc.anla titan, caporeio Ao'aw'r'' fSyp'-
ns,t lohn VoIhc,totd ,nr, rdtIdsc Hamburg fo"'"
Ws,s 0odon Horn ,Nor rcllmau. Hamburg e. Tobias
NAM Caroline ,Nor. io,rphron. nohlu, td rophaw
lar. Nda carter born galveston rGlper neailS 90
Scht Julia Gnii,"hkt 'iir Monarch n Ionn. Antigua
S1hf tS,sr H. Miller. windsor N4-cw ncrtaur
SAILED
steamer; c Of Rome and e, or ysc ri
Ausaln, Hamhurs' lenau nrcmc1i N"odahI anu l,''I
da Antwerp Nilgara iIey'nl lrnSnn afHny t ~ Hp,r
Alamo Galyc,on Hudson aud Clam'te Ngw.urie leans
factor wilmington old Dominion, Richmond Guyandotte
RSIs. syma or To abch either Gelc Golden
uoru, Hamburg Milo, Lisbon Jos VI ltpatrct' -
e@yia Long Island Sonnd-St'aners E''a"''" 'O'
BARK j Bogart, for Dunknk
Mgre FOR ar2soe' CITY Of san Antonio
The MOVEMENTS Of srEANEe&
FOREIGN PORTS
ouFEy.Iowy Jgy t o 60 Ga 2sT ET M an
proccoicd'
ssie steamer CITY OF Berlin BIZ, Lewis from Liverpool
1@,hTArIived steiner Republic or Irving, from New
FS.iSIi JGig i3-mfnch-il.sed steamer Alaska tBrl,
murray from Sew.york July ), her way queenstown
HIvsF INV l2--salco steamer Laurent r. De Jon'
Gr;gcd steamer Labrador FIR. Collier, from Ncw-York
Hyiyrrr Iuly lo-Arrved, steamer Pennand Bcls wcy-
Ai.o arrived steamer ICELAND Beq) Griffin. from Phladcl
Pish-saied steamer Begcniand Belg) Randle for New
York.
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{. ]. DEFINING { en-
A. T. STEWART & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
(RETAIT1,

bhtlhlI),
Are closing out the remainder =.
their Summer stock ut large ~
auctions, and invite purchase.
to examine the unprecedentad
Bargains they are Oferin.
throughout all their Department.
The following Special Induce.
ments will be offered tO-morrow,
90 pieces fine all-wOOl blaeL
and white Checks and PIaids
~ inches wide, at zoe. no,
yard; reduced from $1.OO.
40 pieces fine silk and -woo,
Small check effects, a
inches wide, ut GJc. per yard.
reduced from 1925.
80 pieces Panama Checks, nh
wool and very desirable. AZ
,5c. per yard; reduced from
1925.
100 pieces figured Swiss. hand.
some patterns. nj 25c. per
ward reduced from zoe.
t.J pieces fine Victoria Lawn, al
lie. per yard reduced from
Use.
100 pieces fine Princess Cheek
Nains0Ol<, mt zoe. per yard;
reduced from Zoe.
1000 yards COlOrcd Satin and
GrOs Grain and Ottoman rib.
bOns. No. 4 to :, at &c. to l2c
per yard; reduced from 1jc
to zoe.
1900 yards do, NO.9 to lG, at l5c
to 23c. per yard; reduced
from 2jc. to 3Sc.
700 yards do, Nos. 90 and 30, at
csc. per yard; reduced from
4jc.
25O changcable silk ParasOls, all
coIors, 22-inch, at $t.05 each;
reduced from 800.
200 twiIIed silk Sun UmbrelDas
22-inch, OXidiZed handles, at
$i.9j each; reduced from
1915.
100 dOubie-faced German silk
COachings, 22-inch, at 1925
each; reduced from $500.
100 rich lace-trimmed brOcaded
silk and satin ParasOls at
$4.25 and $500 each re.
duced from $500 and
$4,000.
Broadway, ith-ave., 9th and 10th t.
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GnNE EOR rHE Sr.MMER

from me IhfI1deIphdI al.
Mrs. Shabby Gentcel-" Jane, has the -four
come ~
Jane-"Yes, mum, eight barrels"
And the potatoes"
Yes, mum. twenty bushels"
And the canned meats T.
eyes mum, six dozen cans that's all was ordered
mum"
"And how Is the stock Of other provisions. including
groceries of all kud-l"
Got enough, num- 10 last three months easy and the
Zee and mllkmcn promised to come every night after
dark"
VERY well, Jane Board up the front shuers"
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FIGH7ING SIX ROUNDS TO 4 DRAW.

:" Gus" Hcnter and James Vance fought for
a purse yesterday morning. ring was pitched AT wen,
known sporting" resort near Flushing l.. J. " Blll '
England the English heavy weight, and Walter Brown,
seconded IIcutcri the Hill brothers looked acr\ ance
interests John Builer was referee. SIX desperate
rounds fought, in which both men were punished,
when the err police caused the crowd 10 scatter and
the referee decided the fight draw. The hackers OF
each OF the met shortly aftervard, and made "A
match for 500 a side to he fought next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
EDGEWATER RID OF A NUISANCE.

Erastus Brooks chairman of the State Board of
Health. yesterday visited the cream OF tartar lac
tory NJ Edcewatcr :. l., and told the proprictors
that they must close the factory he owners asked
if there was no remedy. Mr.. Brooks replied that
there was no State court that could set aside the
demands of a Board of n alta, even If the latter
were only village officials, and relief could only be
obt aimed from the Governor of the state. The own
er> then complied with the order of the village
health officer and ceased Operatio At 10 q. III.
notice was subsequently, served on the village au-
thoritics that suit for damages would be lnsu
tinted.
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Jersey CITY.

An unknown man was killed on Friday night by
the 1880 train from Long Branch on the NeW-Jer-
sey Central Railroad near the canal bridge.
Ilcutenant-C oonel William i. $ afer and Adu-
tant Thomas ID. Vondy. of the 18th Regiment, \. e.:
n J have resigned. Colonel Steele has appointed
Quartermastcr John 4. Parker to act az AdJntant
The Board of Finance has appropriated $1,000 to
have the streets cleaned thoroughly. Inc appro-
nriati0n was made at the suggestion of Mr.. Harden
bergh who feared there might be danger from a
cholera epidemic.
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THIT THEY LIVED on.

From The Merchant 7rgrcNSr
"Gracious mcm said a young lady Of the
sluns committee, going into a the fourth floor
OF a miserable tenement. " this Is awful"
Fearful" replied her companion. "Why, here's a
mother and five children. all coOpcd up In little
room with not even the neCessaries Of life"
"Terrblc, terrible. don't see what the poor things
live on"
DO" said the man carrying their basket; they live
on the fourth floor.
The young ladies dispensed their charity silence and
then reported the to the police.
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0TATEN ISLAND.

PRINCE'> Bay Fishermen who tfequen: the
veal 6sh ground at Princes Bay. Rarltan Bay and
the Great Kills, have reported 10 the Richmond
County Game and Fish Protective Association that
when the crews Of menhaden boats find that there
are schools of wcdkish in the waters, the ucuhadcn
boats are run inside and the wcaktish are taken by
thousands IN seIncs One boat boosted that II Sc
cured .. 900 weakiish at one haul.
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vARIOUS NEW-JEPSEY TOWNS.

NV DURHAM.-O Otto Meyer age twenty, an en-
pl0ve of the West shore RAIN Odd, was crushed be-
tween cars yesterday and fatally injured.
UxION HMI.-There is trouble between the fire
men and the IlackenSack Water Company The
tremen want to draw water from the hYdTants to
wash their houses and apparatus but the company
will not permit IT. ! he hrcmen threaten to per-
form no more fire duty unless their demand IS
piled with.
BfooMFIEID.-M Memorial sery ices for Bishop
Simpson will be held ina the Park Methodist Epl-
cOpll huIch this evening
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AN OPIUM JONI.

An opium Joint has recently been started
At No. 56 East Fourh-st, under the management 81
Frank Webb The entire second floor has been nied up
IN Oriental style, Chinese ornaments adcrnmg tho walls
and Chinese Lanterns hanging nom the ceing Every
night the richly carpeed 1Oor If srewn win gioups Of
men ald women having IN their midst
lin waller on which the OUTFIT OF IA
smoker They lie for hours ~ time.
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4 NEW PAR1DE GROTND.

The officers of the First Division of the
National Guard have been endeayorng, for some time.
to obtain the privilege ~ using The proposed Van tOr
land PARK as parade ground and have soug 10 have
part II set on rife range. General Shaler ha'
secured the privilege OF having the division meet at thu
park in October asd hold drill and parade preparatory
TO a series Of regular meetings next spring.
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HOME Ne WS.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Brcroort House-ScnatOr William b. Allison,
of Iowa......Ntv- York Botd-Nicc- admiral G. Rowan
United states Navy OK Senator william VI. Gwin, OF
California and Congressman casey Young, OF Tennessee
- GHsey HotLe-StryenS0n iurkc, or CleNelaud ana
General George n. IN .rpc, OF Kingston, n .-.ftH
A,fape n tei-Gcnelau Jamcs A. Hall, OF iinc. .....
Ggand Ptiet-The Rev Dr. Herrick johnson, o. Chicago
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WESTCHESIEK COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-Thc funeral of the Rev. Bar:
thOlomcw Gagan, pastor of st. Johns Roman
Catholic Church. took place yesterday. The
requiem mass was celebrated. the celebrant being
the Rev. J. Gagan, of the Church of Holy Name,
Ninety -scventh-st., Newly ork. The sermon was
preached by the Rev J. William Dumphy, Of st.
Mary's Church, New-IOrk.
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SHIPPING NEUS
PORT or NIwN ADMINISTRATIONS JULY Il. 1884
ARRIVED

steamer Ro1burgh castle Br Turpn Boston u ballast to
Simpson rpenceG Young.
Rr vaughan lHNfr ~ days with empty
10 order. vessel t0 snow a burgess
ARK Mannheim SNtd Junt-rt ih'ihnE 10 days, COS
Zee 10 order. vessel To luncl tdYc & GO.
Iuhe Aust Iht1uiCh Lisbon ~ DAYS with salt ana
,orl TO order. weasel o Eunch EiYc 4 Co
Eafk Ofmus Frost la Hrea Trinidad days with asyhat
~ Watson g Fam
ueorgRni Gerty. toDklng Fort HoYa days, WIN
ties 10 order vessel to lNaus ball ~.
~chr Anne Booth ia les Cedar Keys j. dAy Win cedar
10 l. Al bef. vessel W A Day ton & %
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pnt they become thoroughly intoxicated No person ex
cept he il a smoker introduced by smoker can gam
ENTRANCE 10 this "ioint." The door is guarded py,
smooth. faced boysh looking young man, whose pale
worn features indicate only too plainly that ne IL
snoEer This Young man IL known emily by the nano eI
Vie" or "Fnwny Vic" This Joint is frequented oy
all NJ all descriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLAYERS.

sta, here have been the guests of Erastus Nlman.
dcilIie last night for nome. The bakers dozen Of
iuc. biawny Young mon who took the IRAN al inc
pavo.i9 8Ic,uc Icuot. attracted the attention of
the other passengers for seldom Is so much per-
feet nan God to be seen cODglegated together Ihc
CAPTAIN of the tcdm X. Is. Hamilton, EXPRESSED
bin,sclf as delighted with his short sojoum IN New
York and in the name oi his men thanked the MEM
hcrs OF the home club. and Mr.. Wman IN partcu-
lar for more than klnd hospitality.
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ArrACK on THE list REGIMENT ARAORY

-Four young ratiians on Friday evening when
opposite The list REGIMENT Armory, let H. yolcy Of
shot from shooters, which broke two large pancs or
glass valued at $50 in Nos 3 81. l3lO broadway. Tho
bows escasd with the exception of Henry Akcrne age
seventeen. living AT No. 347 East scvcntcenth-s At the
hail
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nRolKLNNs cnrMISr on soda WATER.

Or l.. H. Barley. chemist of the Health Depart
mcit of Brooklvn, ha, male a preliminary report
in regard to the soda waters mat he has examined
of tht,eLt"tals in quantity sufficient to he harm
ful taken for considerable time. The copper cyl
inder, tiu-hnei in winch the waters CT yea VITA
carhoric acld i, stored he finds IN some instances
withthc tin worn OF, leaving the copper to be
acted uuou lie also finds y ,orVOrs III which Syr-
nm. IN. Kept in which acid acts the copper, and
he recommends the use of glass vessels to AVOID
danger In r. gard 10 using water from driven
wells he has not yet determined whether the car
bonic acid may not kill any disease germs in the
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MARINE IN" ELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHATA'
sup1ses 3d. SETS 727 Neon r'eAil0l9 Nosa.arstA 20
WATER ro-DAT.
4 H-sandy Hses. 1908 dsr. Isast ll4o He glt, l:02
PM.-saHay hoo. ll21 Gov lslsAh - Esl dats. l:2y
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE / rms POET
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MERIT REWARDED.
HUMPHREYS
VETERINARY SPECIFICS

HAVE RECEIVED THE INDuRsFMENT OF THE
t. \ GOVERNMENT,
and are now used In the ARMY also by the principal 9
n and large stables send for Pamphlet containing les
nmounl-. Directions. 80 =, a,
HUMPHREYS MED. CO., 100 Fulton-st., N. Il
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IS CENTS
Until AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELbClI"
A price that defes competition
A price that defes competition

For the benefit OF the Republican caIpp@e' "a
TRIRrNE has resolved to throw OF profits '" ~,
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and to send those papers for bare cost anu -,
From this date TuE WEEKLY TRIBUNE VIII ~ IA
any address In the United states. postage P''s .ts
after the Presidential election for 20 cents' % ID
copy with every club OF ten TnC SEMI" h's ,,,1
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Announce nests

Gonune HoHs Mat Extract has sgqlure 2f oaHrn
Moritz Eisaer mock of cvoTY pptte lnOSotV
oil physicians, for general debility Beware Of mtlliDh
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SODA WATER
MINlRAI WATER NRIEKERS.

ONLY by the usc OF HEAVY ~nEni ~, ~ y
IiNED SrEIL RESERVOIRS; rURE BLotk TN
roni rs GLASS ~ JARS. that have no itucrts OF
metal connections PURE ~NRl - aud perfectly i ~
TERED NIIuN MAllN can lENtE'ih ~ ~ NJ
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Earl & Wilson's T. and w brand OF Men )
Collars and cuffs are the best. sold everywhere.
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NERVOUS WEAKNESS. Dyspepsia. General De-
blity, cured 'y Wells Health Erucwcr' y.
"Roucl on Coughs" Troches Loo Liquid Jc.
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THE YALE FOUNTAIN PEN!-LateSt !Chcapest
smp est Best Warranted vcar.i WIN write con
tin6usy words Agents wanted send for circu ar
YALE FOUNTAIs PES CO. li9 Wllliam-st, y u
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CoNrY ISLNND.-Tablc d'hOtc feature mt
Hotel Brighton European and American plan. All
appreciate the excellent cuisine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
LUNDBORG's RHENISU COLOGNE.

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
44Ls1in~tsn.lvc. bctwesn 21th All }lsi-'sL
Hours = 10 l. JtI1. Diseases u tn N'rE 'fSj'
Gcnito Urinary DREAMS lin0ptsn;e AL i'tuSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13

PICNGC or ORANGEMEN.
The Orangemen of New York and BROOKLYN went
10 Excelsior Park oil the Hudson yesterday on
lLoIr eleventh annual picnic. The lodges repre-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04
,rAnx row..

The bridges acpss Pm rfivsS and Car
creek in the south end of our town hav,
been completed. Messa Thexton q
our town and Bash OF Hlenwood paid a
visit Of inspection on Wednesday last and
expressed themselves % highly pleased
with the work done by the contractor,
ThoN Frazer, Esq.
Building operations have already
commenced and good many improve.
ments are contemplated by our towns
people. Mr.. Archie Thompson is build
my an addition to his already handsome
residence which when completed will
add greatly to its beauty rs well as to
the owners comfort.
The town supervisors transacted a
large amount of business at tho meeting
yesterday. They make III efficient board
and the town has every reason to be
proud of its selection of last 4t. of March.
A prominent citizen is the happy pos.
SCISSOR of six fine hens anil u rooster. Las
Monday he received from the same
seven eggs, and has not found out rs yet
whether one hen laid twice or the rooster
took upon himself the arduous duties O.
a hen.