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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
BsD1Y SHOT FOR PILFERING APPLES

BADLY SHOT FOR PTLFERING APPLES.
The factory of the S. ). White Dental Manufac-
tuning Company at Princes Bay :. l., has
among its employees lad named Abraham van
PeIt A short distance from the factory Is an or
chard and mansion The owner Robert Hopkins,
il a small man in stature but has a fiery temper
Ills orchard il separated from the highway by
hedge in which there are many gaps. 10 pasSer
Ly inc sight of ripe fruit lying upon the ground is
tempting. especially to boy. There are no signs
forhidding treSpassing. On Tuesday, as young van
prlt and some companions were going home from
work they went through one Of the gaps IN the
hedge TO gather some apples, when the hlIed man,
Hans Hansen. a Dane who was lying IN wait unuer
thc hedge fired "A doublc-baTTelled gun at them,
young Van Pet rccciv ng nearly tine wh0le cItrge
IN his legs which were filled with fine shot III IS
stated that the hired man acting under the or
ders of his master
The wounded lad was assisted to a Police station
and was there shown to a policeman by TWO gen
tlemen connected with the factory, who told the
noliceman tG arrest 10th man and master ana they
vould appear against them IN the morning. Tue
hoy was taken 10 physician IN IottenNllle' VINO
emf ont q quantity of the shot painful ana Try
ING process. The wounds, while not expected 70 he
dangerous, are bad enough TO cripple young van
pelt for some time. The policeman who ~ san 10
Inc NOT over brave went down to tine scene OF the
sbootinp and saw both hired man und master, but
the latter dlssuaded him from making any arrest
"A ne had no warrant The officer went to rotten
willie to get a warrant and the hired man lett the
comfy that night and has not been seen since. Yes.
terdny his master was arrested upon u charge OF
beup accessory "a the assault with intent to XII
and also of conuiving at the escape OF ms nlfeu
man lie WAS taken before Justice HopklnS, Al
Iottcnyir. hut was discharged. The people are
eXcitsd over the fact that person can he shot ia
day Il ght among them with lmpunity.
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HELD FOR ENTERING A ROOM.
RRnOKIYN-

Patrick Shiels, of No. Ia Pacfc-st died yester-
day from lockjaw resulting from slight INJURY 10
his right hand while lifting a paylng-stOnc.
Mrs. Maria Dallon attempted suicide yesterday
by taking sugar of lead while insane. she was
cared for at the Cumberland Street Hospital.
George Quinn was sent to St. Mary's Hospital
Yesterday suffering from the clubbing inflicted
upon Inn by Policeman lrch Of the Ih!TfSSH I'll.
SON in tbe street in front of No 90 SkIllman-st,
where thew lived. Quinn resisted the policeman
with bale stick and tine latter knocked nm down
with his night club, striking HIM several times.
Abner C. Keeney, who died on Wednesday AT his
summer home in Black Walnut, Penn, was for a
long time associated IN business with william u
HpSosIrv president If the Bridge Trustees and be-
came wealthy. AS CONTRACTORS they bulIt, Ihe
Hampstead Tcserv DIR of the Brooklyn Water w orks'
furnished granite for the bridge towers and toun-
dations and constructed several public works IN
BROOKLYN. He was one of the stockholders or me
Ea1Ir and owned a third of the Brooklyn Theatre.
lie was fty-four years of age, and died suddenly
from apoplcxy. His home was at No; 10 wash
ington Park. A widow and three children survive
him.
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MARRIAGE OF A GIRL OF FOURTEEN.

Ethel G. Wipp left her home mt Clairmont-avc.
Highbrdge. on Sunday after writing letter TO
explain her absence saying that she womld soon be
the WI of Valentine Michael Gerth. The couple
were married bv the Rev. y. Brainard Ray, in the
parsonage of Grace Church in East One-hundred-
and sixtcenth-si MIR Wigg was in the malt bust
ness In England but now lives ON an annuity. HIS
son. in-law owns a horse and wagon, deals IN veg
ctabcs and owns house. still the brides fam
lily objected 50 strongly TO him hat Mr..
tn.Inw's arrest on charge of alb
duction based ON Ethcl's age. She will be Fifteen
neat Christmas hut looks older. She went to tho
Harlem Police Court with her mother -in-law and
many friends. She did not wait 10 be questioned
but said 90 Justice Weldc
twant to ssy right here that loft home ~ my own
free will lnd loft a note telling why han len home, Van
asked mc II was wiiug Ia 10, aud told him was
now but don't want 10 20,
The Justice said that ho thought the giil was old
enough To know her own mind and as he dismissed
the charge. audience applaudcd'
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THE WALL STREET BANK AFFAIRS.

The examination of the Wall street Bank by tho
ST ate officers will not be finished before late hour
to-day and probably not until tomorrow o re-
port will be made by the examiners until after the
close of their work. Charles j. Osborn. one of tho
directors said yesterday that there was nothing
now IN the banks affairs. lie added:
can only say that have received some money to-
day which, never expected 10 see think that We II
he paid some more tomorrow. on, no, shall tell
you where the money came from to-day, where
1t nay come from tomorrow. Things look
brighter and pre- Is that the dcpOitors Will he
paid in full. me losses nv dcfalcaiiOu and otherwise
will fan below the banks capital
The officers Of the bank said that it was probable
that a receiver would be appointed although the
examiners would determine how the bank could be
best wound up.
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A FoRGER SENTENCED FOR BIGAMY.

Leonard =. Davis was arrested recently forobt
ing passes 10 Coney Island the forged signatures
of Joseph and Albert Pulitzer, of Iho,B ord and
The AOrHtng Journal. While he was under arrest
q young woman named Kate Gilbert, who claimed
that she married TO Davis IN November, 1878,
at the Hotel Berkeley, and showed certificate in
support of her statement, signed by the Rev, T.. G.
Sweetzer, came forward and accused him of living
with Frances o. Penteld, at No. lao East Houston
ST.. TO whom he was married by the Rev. John j.
Court of General Sessions yesterday for bigamy,
found guilty and sentenced to one years imprison-
ment in tho penltentlaTY.
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FiHh Arcnuo Hotel-Ex- Congressman John
r. Lynch Of Ms-i-sippi. and Thomas H. Jones' Of Ken
lucky; Colonel &. G. McCawe,, Tn ted states Marine
Corps. and George W. If \ Untodstacs Consul
az Bfcmcn. BrerOOr H0usc-C. l.. Porktns nr, sid MT
aud Wit Dexter, Of Chicato ..... Hotmun HoU@-EX-
Cong ressman Augustus Brandcg,e. Of Connecticut .
Ci1rendou Ho'cl-Ihc Rev. Thomas Boone. Savanna A.
and John Newell. Ot Chicago. .Astor House TX
Couprrssman John ma, uf Penney wanna m Windsor
Iot,i-1aryis VI. Adams, of Cleveland
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WHAT IS GOING on TODAY

Dinner to officers OF Greedy Re icf EXpodtion hv
Amer can Yacht club nclmouirn'a, ~ M
Mprtng of committee ot Maino hank creditors. No.
~ John NJ,
Rninclandrr uuacy cHsc before commissioners
Inter state clay pigeon shooting tournament Metro.
polnn rhtk
NrwsNofk lioaton baseball match, Polo urounda, 4
nlpne ana Logan meeting, Ninthayc and nhcthst.,
Apm
Meeting of Tenth ward lilainr Hnd Logan cub No IN
Arnht,, \ H. IN.
City, y y.
Music IN Battery Park. evening
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DROWNED IN GREENWOOD LAKE.

Al Greenwood Lake. NJ j., yesterday the Rrdmcn
of Paterson had IN excursion. Nllllam Sloul'h
hn,nugh n wealthy real estate owner went with
ihe marty. ANA whilc ON the lake ~ u small row.
bont with sovcrnl friends ho lost hiS balance and
nt Urnokl,n Stoutrnhuruugh could not awim aud
crg to Van Snun, who. to sevo himself struck
Northumberland In the face The man rrlcaNcd hts
VIVA recovered
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ASSAIJTING AN OLD MAN.

Orson Burrows n demented old man. wandered
away from his home in East Eighty-sixth-st., on
August 3. and VAS found three day later FOURTH
ave and One-hun bred and twenty fourth-st., suf
fering from serious injuries TO his head. He WAS
unable 10 talk until he had been in the Ninety
able 10 give his name, his relatives took him home.
The surgeons said that he had been injured by blows
probably inflicted with club. lie was unable TO tell
who had assan allied him T. Francis Gibbons "A
lawyer has written to the Board of Police, de-
manding ali investigation.
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was her design and an empty bottle which had con-
tanned the drug found by her side
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.

PORT CHEsTER.-Wbile ex-Coroner w. p. Purdy
was driving in Yonkers yesterday his horse took
fright and became unmanageable. Mr.. Purdy
jumped out and in dong so, struck his head on the
pavement, receiving severe injuries. He was taken
TO St. Johns Riverside Hospital for treatment.
SING SrNG.-At the camp meeting yesterday the
Rev. J. s. McCutcheon, of the New-York Confer
ence. preached the morning sermon, and a mission
airy meeting was held, at which addresses were de-
livered by DR.. Somers and DR.. COpp. The after
noon sermon delivered by the Rev. DR.. l.. r.
Dunn, and the evening sermon by the Rev, DR.. IL.
II. King. The camp will be engaged in active
work until midnight on Sunday, when 1t Will close.
DR.. j. z. Newman will preach on Sunday after
noon.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

SrAMroRD-Samuel Fessenden, l.. l.. Scofeld,
John f. Keller and A. G.. Weed are delegates to the
Republican State Convention. The caucus occu-
pied three and ono-hali minutes.
Observation-Disclosures of Knights of Honor
from all parts of the State will parade to-day and
be reviewed. 1t il evident that Mrs. B. ID. Me-
knight. whose death occurred Wednesday, took
laudanum with suicidal intent. A letter written
by Ler shortly before she died intmatHs that such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
IERSEN CIIY.

F1-Mayor David :. Manners Is lying Mt the point
of death at his home. No. 2s7 Barrow-st.
Kenneth Flavin, ago twelve tho son of John
Fiayin who keeps Ium shop at Morgan and Hem
derson sts., was arraIgned yesterday for drunken
ness. The boy drank rum In Hugh Donohues's
grog shop. at Morgan and Provost sta. until
issued for the arrest of Donohuc for selling liquor
TO a minor.
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LIZ ere US Isaac w England Thomas N. Rocker Colo
nell T. A. Merriman, George s. McWatters. george org
King William Days ThoIa. C. ActTh w nae Colo
nel lanes b. Mix. Elliot Sanford Major ), r. 4;
DOYLE. Nathan D. Umer, W. W. Pasco, ana CoIPn 90
John Farrell, formerly United states Consmid "
Bristol. England. The burial was az NIeen"oou'
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FUNERAL OF FRANKLIN J. OTTARsoN.

The coffin containing the body of Franklin j. OF
larson Law in the rear apartment OF Wlnterbottofns
undertaking rooms, No. l94 Spring-st, yesterday,
surrounded by number of his newspaper ool-
leagues and a few intimate friends. Thomas C.Act0n
looked upon the clear-cut features, the firm mouth
aud 0yerhanging brow OF his old friend, and re-
called the time when IN 1904, in the back paToT OF
No 81 West Ihlrteenth-st., the first Republican
organization was formed in this city, whose officers
were John J. Townsend, president; Franklin J. OF
The Rev. PhilipA II. Browne st, Johns Chapel,
conducted the service. the arrangements for which
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-Victor Petite, a grog-shop keeper,
owns a Newfoundland dog that made an excellent
watchdog and he decided to shut the dog at night
first night the dog knocked down and smashed
brandy and wine bottles in the show window until
the loss exceeded $3.50.
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covrpss,vn A FORGERY OF $1,000.

Some months ago mining stocks worth $1,000
were deposited with kOuntze Brothers. the bankers,
the bankers, by q. II. Hewitt from whom they
have not heard since. The detective az the First
National Bank is q, II. Hewitt. and few days ago
he was in the office OF Kountze Brothers and the
story of the deposit was told him. He said jOkngy
that he was poor man and if there was no claim
ant that the stock had better be given TO him. An
order puTpoTting to be from G.. H. Hewitt at the
Osborn House, Jersey City. for the bonds was
received yesterday. Detective Hewitt was Informed
and he pronounced IT forgery 90 far a. he was
concerned Walter H. HOlbrOok, age twenty-three
OF No l2la Laidlaw ave. Jersey City, stenogra,
pher in the employ Of the First National Bank, to
whom me had related the story of the deposit, was
suspected and at Police Headquarters confessed the
forgery.
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LONG ISLAND.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY.--A number of houses have been
robbed recently III this part of the town and on
"Wednesday night the house of John Bennett, at
Ocean-ave. and Kings Highway, was entered MI
Bennett fired several shots at the ntruders as they
ran. and Int one Of them no thinks.
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. TufEyISG BOOKKEEPER TO BLAME.

Berliner e. Strauss, dealers in neck-wear at No
4SI Broadway who made an assignment recently
are arranging with their creditors Tor settlement
proposing to pay - cents on the dollar IN three
and six months They say that the principal cause
of their failure was a defalcatlon by bookkeener,
who had been with then for five years. The
amount of the dcfaCation, they say, cannot vet DC
aseertained but 1t is expected that 1t Will reach
between $40, 900 and $4,000.
Gle was discharged about a month ago
TRIBUNE reporter was yesterday informed at the
store AN irregulaTity was discovered, not IN
itself amounting to much. but of character lead
ing TO his immediate dismissal. His name was W,
Rnndsten. lie always quiet and attentive 10
his business, giving no cause Tor any susplclon Tut
Immediately after his dismissal the new bookkeeper
discovered that something was wrong ana his eX-
animation of the books sho we'd that Rundsteln
oncrotions extended over number Of years. What
the amount is cannot be said until the examination
is complete Rundstein was a single man and llVed
in Newark and from what has been learned IL is
supposed that he spent the money as last as he OD-
tanned IT. lie is now in jamestown, Dahota' Dut
wit hOut anything to seize upon"
1t was further stated that nearly all the creditors
ha, agreed to settle with the firm. and they would
he able TO resume business Sin, ~. Their Liabilities
as filed are $4,000 nominal assets SlZl,lo9;
actual assets So, 201.
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RoGART g. CO.'S SCHEDULES REVISED.


Iobn Wheeler. the assignee of O. NJ. Bogart &
Company, yesterday ill ed supplementary schedule s
of the firms assets and liabilities. The original
schedules gave the ha6Ilites az SIrvq''o assets
S97, s3l So. Isein Nceser * Co., jung nent credl-
tors of the firm, began SUIT IN the supreme Hor1
incorrectness in the schedules and misapproprla-
ton of assets on the part of the h1m. ,.,.,..
Mr.. Wheeler, in fling supplementary scnea 't
states that owing 10 the financial excitement AT
the time of the assignment, the complicated STATE
of the firms transactions, the shortness OF time
hurry etc. errors, some OF them clerical McIc
m ade in the schedules. ii. l.. Powers was made
creditor for Sl16.653 II on money deposited,
clerical mistake. Through an oversight IN exam exam
lining the stock loau account the following H"oiii
ties were omitted:
savn & vandcrhoof, s1065o0; E. L. Frank q SoGSIo'-
600 Martin Ieask CO.. G. IL ha ddt CO. CO.
81 ,225 Work Strong Co, $500 van Dyck MIF
fans $500 Gad tfte TC y'+Ii Nelson
81 ,3OO j. I. Winchester. $ll,o23; conc hanule'
1880.
These are all on loans on pledged securities. The
original sum of $i1 400 credited to T. Is: Willard
d Co Is increased to 1874 200 The sums OF %3I,ooV
due to Francis Bacon and S4o,OOo 20 JONI Ia,oh "
Co secured call loans. were omitted originally.
The following securities. pledged for loans, were
overlooked
hundred % noPo' 200 on L. 200 Chic
n W. 700 d.. L. d W., 600 Phi. d H., 800 ~ \ Cent
100 c.. b. & q.
omit ed.frOm the liabilities also James ). Jackson
claim of 81 1877 % from the assets The estate OF
goo OH az and for 200 shares Western Union, 200
lake shore $50 Central Pacific, and 800 Michigan
Central -, - :1oh.od
ness to the firm instead Of being S39, SS3 -, as
first given, should be $l4954 ~; The Union
National Bank of Dover, \. -, is a cred
nor NV 81 q 600 more than originally stated, two
loans of Isl 8 600 each having by mistake been put
as 81 o 600. other small errors have been 1ound,
the amount of liabilities being Increased more Iah
the amount of assets Is enlarged.
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A MESSENGER ROWS RRAYE Deed

james Humphreys messenger boy employed at
gallant act at COney sand yesterday by rescung
q girl from drowning The girl was about thirteen
years old and belonged TO the Deborah Nursery.
She was bathing aud went beyond her depth. She
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TO CONDEMN LAND FOR THE AQUEDUCT

The Auueduct Commissioners are now WAITING
for the appointment of three Commissioners OF
AnnraIsal TO he appointed by the supreme Court
before taking possession of the ground needed for
the shafts and line of the proposed new Aqueduct
Application will be made for the appointment OF
supreme Court to be held at White Plains on
August %. These Commissioners of Appraisal are
to be three dsintcTested treeholdeTs. one OF whom
shall live in New York City and two in the county
where the property TO be condemned is situated.
II is understood that long legal argument will be
made at " hite Plans by those who opposed to
the Plan of the proposed Aqueduct and Quaker
Bridge Dam.
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PARK DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF ACcooNi'
prrrrp STATE OF AFFAIRS THAN FoRMERLh'
The Commissioners Of Accounts YESTERDAY too-
sented to the Mayor their report OF the dnttremeiv
zion of the Park Department. III Is eA'i''''
youminous. The commissioners say -.,.u,- ord
change in the manner of keeping tee d ssi
aoos among number of account there soua
be only two accounts We He iPonnd no evidence
res s sne TIs or that the amount unit ro pna
for labor was sTroT apSn the accounts
anu Tvs and in our opiniOn the department to-day
ana and honestly managed in the expenditure
Is or careesness took place prior
W ss was due TO the unfortunate dsag dement's IN the
Commission, thereby affecting the discipline ana man
s Seeweyer. took place in 1888, In the methods
The DEPARTMENT with the option OF tie
returns IRON prv ges which remain sG ta Ian me re
same AS in former years The amount OF saoloo % re-
ceived during three years is small revenue. :,
it would seem that much larger sum shoulu ne re-
allied III ferent sources heretofore d ,
The sun OF sol 470 ID received from licenses ana priv
leges consisting of the right 20 control emGu4em,S
ing from refreshments a. Central PARK Is very s 9
when the gross receipts Tor the we rs ISL ds 20;
ana 1883 shown to amount to loia OF $1,000 20
There Is no reason why the city shonld no! receive az
least 10 per cent of he gross receipts Another evn
is that all repairing done by me nTeS m
charged the city 10y them ana the % ,beX
as so much cash. For ISL isSZ anu iSS ny, ~
an ,nn hiShest bidder under binding the
management and providing against any lnioS''o" y"
The disbursements during the period embraced in the
examination amounted TO $2,6l9,702 Oh In examumg
To quantities dud Tue llhc lhdi" .,
Chased II was aeon that during the wears 1851 ana 1857
I'm m nv instances careessnesS ava ehtI6d
gance Fer Instance, fluid on hand, January l. lSSz'
/ 200 carriage BOTS on January IT, nVe days aller'
As 600 de ivered Now as the aveIase q,aih
tty use per month is $50 the amount on hanu Is
to LAST over sixteen years We hnd mat IN ne natt' NJ
filing in large amounts were paid EsLecay was ' We
the case In tue Manhattan Square Improvement nc
think the department might get all thc no'o, S of
nothinp There Sc ms have been arg quhnutc5 VI
pants and painting material purchased an used ana as
there was regular foreman pa inter- IN cngc ~ IA,
IN presume thai there was some extravaganza IN me use
oI he same as cxemplfed IN the painting OF IN lnllu-
ave bridge Harlem River, which cost three OF tour ues
more than necessary. A regular foreman painter mas
been appointed recently. Previous to 1883 n,re Was
some OF rayarance IN the OF feed. In investigating
The disposition of material found vouchers LOT e
delivery of il TO various persons and appa eny proper
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was drowning when the brave boy sprSnG INTO rSe
Tnmphreys is eighteen years old and Is smali iof
his age. He had just bought himself new SUIT OF
ri othes and wore them for the hrst tniie
The salt water ruined them.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

The liabilities of Meyer Bros, dealers in upder
wear. at No. 42s BrOOme-st., are $40 $50 81 the
nominal assets, $55057 OIL actual, $50, 24S 30.
The Grand Jury yesterday found seven indict-
mcnts against "MOthcr" Mandelbaum and her
clerk Solomon Stroude. for receiving stolen goods
Conrad Stein the brewer, filed plans in the Bureau
of buildings yesterday for the erection of a stable
at No SIT West Fifty-seventh-st. to cost $25 600.
The CORPORATION Counsel has advised the Police
Commissioners that they can give pensions at their
discretion, to widows and children OF deceased pen
sloneTs.
A pier 2s5 feet long and 40 feet wide for the use
of the Police and Dock De partments is to be con
structed between Castle Garden and Pier No. i
North River
SUDDEN DEATH OF YOUNG LOVER
John Donohue escorted a Young girl home from
a picnic on Wednesday evening, and while bidding
her gooo night at No. 249 BleeCkeTst, he suddenly
fell to the floor and died immediately. His death
is supposed TO have been caused by heart disease
A MECHANICS LIEN FOR $4,000
Amechanic's lien has just been filed IN County
Clerks Office by T.. B COwles as attorney for the
Pottsyio Iron and Steel Company aganst the West
Point Foundry Association, contractor, and the
New-YOrk Cotton Exchange, for 1854 20 for
metal beams and channels used in the construction
OF the new Cotton Exchange building.
lsRIZiNG FOUR CARLOADS OF BAD FOOD.
Inspector Lucus, of the Second Sanitary Division.
with the fruit and meat inspectors and six police
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Announcements

Genuine Johann Hos Malt ENtractha signature Ior,nr
Esner neck Of every bottle lndOrsedJ "
al physicians for general debility. Beware Of limitations
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrises 5:07. G54 Moon rises Moons DIS "a
HIGH WATER TODAY.
<.H-SaDdy Hook, 154 Gov. Island 2l7 Hell Gate 4:06
P.M.-Sandy Hook 228 Gov. Island 24G Hell Gate $50
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SKINNY MEY.-" Wells Health Remover" re-
stores health aud vgor cures Dyspepsia Impotence 81
ROUGH Of COUGHS" IrOches l5ca Liquid, Zoe.
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HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1lALexington.ave, between 2}th m }ltl-7ts.
VouTa to l. ) I, l. Diseases v tbs NePvOuslTs5s
Genito Urinary organs impotence aniW,rIu5H