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4 hundred children were g,oupy3 on the
deck 10 fhc NoIff "a steamer is 30 'rd from tuH pier
last evening ihs pujy were rttftpL .uId two weeks
vacation 10 New -lY aud were sent by tn THIHtNI
rr,sh Air Fund They crowded IT, tha stern uf the boat
waylu, Their hats aud hSne ErTouS and tu1uf tho
ton Of tier voices some o. tho saer oncs had ngvor
been from Tho ot} ha usg Most Of tho children wcr.
rirl. sanr % fIrn ned brn4 ont r several nro,'rla
scascns AVID rcc-Ncd snecg ~ invitation from no families
which received them 10 come yn THIS year lsrte
number o. the children 50 10 ST. Johnsbury, VI Ald
vicinity. Mis- tuNthC, trained Luf.c, Bad the rtftv
dreu ne me Catpe Mission Caatch. In Gfard- como
oil their parents bad boon furnished villa material Ia
lonle up ~ Grcssos Tor bc ch drtu 10 wear The oth,i
children mainly coIa,tHI throign lrs. Ntus~r-
charity Oreluilnsn from the cist aldo ~ the city The
Vermont bones nrrr secured tHough Ito Efforts oi
lumber merchant OF Lyndon, aud A. VI. iuCranam Of
BrittlelurJ Miss smythe secured places for her chill
drea ue.H her home m Manson. and At Palmer, Ms
These children ale taken 10 thote places Nv
4 G. Bradwav T.. r. Graves II. T. Bu gboe Mrs. Charles
Mrs Wsthrrtu Mr.. !. =. Graves j.. @. l.. Fuller
sIres e. Bates l.. Eemics, Miss = Ross, Mrs. q. Jew
stt cs-e Leonard G.. T. hre1aY, l. A. Abbay. +. John
CON Mrs c. d Bennett Mr. II. Hitchcock, Mrs. N. Law
renee the Rev Mr.. Hunt. Mrs. &. Dewey Mrs Daniels
Mrs j. Avery and Mr.. y. stone.
The Vermont party vii D- met AZ 81. Johnsbury this
afternoon When they arrive taken by. r. a. Wood
bury OF BrAstlebOr0; A. W. Clayton. Mrs samuel Wsrr
ner and Hrs Roscoe Fisher oiWest Brttsboro Nj; r. L.
Gleason of BrooEne; l. Is. Cook OF greensboro; Harvey
Bailey ST. Marshall JoseDh Craze, Ashbe Perrin Prank
smith Frank Graham, william SIMPSON, Moses Haines
" r. Anderson, ID 7. Celley, e Fart otto, Charles f.
CGark Mrs. Jennie : Fsrnh>n, j. n. Gale Mrs George
H. Morrill, Mrs and = X. Huso, of ST. Jehqsbury; Nr,.
f. ". orion OF E.st H.rdwick; Mrs. NJ. A. Lamsden OF
Greensboro Bend; d. T.. Hall aud .. W Newal OF Lyn-
don n I. KOepka j. l. Foster, and D. CornitA, Of Pas
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HONORING AN OLD MASON.

The Austin monument erected by the Masonic
Fraternity of New-York at Woodlawn Cemetery,
was formally presented t. the family of DIR. james
nj Austin Yesterday. DR.. Austin, in whose honor
4 was erected for twenty seven yesrs prer To- bis
death. which occurred December :. lss1 had been
a. Sofa of Now.York q member OF Howard Lodge,
No So, and member Of the Veteran Ledge
Frank K. Lawrence, Deputy Grand BIAS gi-
3sr Of the Grand Lodge, formally
,'rasentsd the monument and the title deeds Of the
lot on which it was erected to the family OF pr.
Austin, General Charles Roome, Past Grand Mas
nment is granite shaft TWEEN eight feet high, on
a base d We feet SIX inches square The cost OF the
iot and monument was something over 81, 600 Inc
,n.mbers of tho fraternity who were present were
Gen.rsI Charles RoOme, Frank Lawrence.
Charles tan;ng TaScps0s T. lI' SP,, SSae4
f Resd George H. Fish, G. T. NcClenachsp william
Petsrkin, John II. Reed, f. N. l.. Ehlers. W. 4.
Woodruff. William SheTer, Herman Il. Carter
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srNnRY XEW-IERSEY TOWNS.

OCEAN GRovE.-Yes,erday was Young Mems
Christian Association Day. Member5 were present
from nearly all the Ncw-Jersey towns, Brooklyn
New-YoTk and Philadelphia. Elkauah Drake, OF
Newark, CHAIRMAN of the executive committee Of
the New-Iersey State Association, delivered the
annual address.
PATERsoV.-lIsring Brothers, dealers IN mats
have made an assignment. rhey place their La
biities al 81 GOO and assert that the stock is
worth that sum. There are chattol mortgages upon
Tnlon Bolt Works tho Chancellor of New-Jors'y
has placed that concern in the hands of l.: !. lay
as receiver The failure was preciPuated by that
Of Carmichael n tmlOus, C|liol owners OF the
Coatrsvi,le Iron Company with winch the Bolt
MOI.s drAlt.
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Innterature HARPER's WEEKLY 10 furnish rich ".
rety OF reading matter at instructive and entenns
Its serials snort stories sketches and poems by native a
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The Illustrations In HAMPERS WEEKLY present an insr
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Walker @. F. Hedet, Robert Roberts and EDWARD
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL AT ATHENS.
DEPARTURE or PROFESSOR VAN BENsCHoTFN'

WHO WILL. HAVE CHARGE OF 1T NtNI fEA"
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday on the
HAMBURG steamer GelleTt was James I: an boh-
schoteu Professor OF Greek in Wesleyan UhNelstf'
who was accompanied by his wife ana three uausnss
tiers He goes to take charge for the coming yGdI VI
The American School of Classical STUDIES III tncns.
The school yeat will open October l. ffolossVI
Van Benschoten will spend the summer ana THi
{, i'm GERMANY most OF tho time probably III Nol-
mar large number of friends were at the s.' In,
10 wish him and his family good bye. Among l IN
was Professor j. VI. Nsn Week. of Wesleyan ITO ITO
lessor Van Renschoten spoke hopefully oi lno rs
meets OF the school for next ycdr-tho lh"u vi ''
history. SAID hci $4,000, 49,
The American School Of Classical STUDIES IL uu. w
direction niittee OF the AIehHoi"t'. r,, c,I
NJ America and Is supported ny fifteen AInerlcl
Ices Including Harvard, Yale, Columbia olntl, W.
ieS.p Johns HOPKINS, Dartmouth and others IL W..
oneped on october ., 1882. Ihe dlrclor LOT wv
- v,as Professor william W. Goodwin, OF hdrNSIu'
For the last year the school has been IN chaI so Ul
fesser evils Il, Packard Of Vale. Professor I*oA'I"
~, fortunately was taken il before reaching htuehS,
aud wa. unable TO devote his whole time 10 NE
NJ the students lie ably assisted ny ~ ., ~ a.,
s,errctt who had been student III the schop' -
fire wear The school occupies q mousse " tho
iuolj0s vhish IS used the directors resldchce au"
large room which is set apart for iie ,ul'i,S III -,
ron,n is kpu' the schools library, when contains "p"'
500 Ko'utues 10 includes conn ele SCI 2" l'e ''ch
and necessary ho oks for pathological archtoog-
csl and architectural study In Greece In Uc HIst o
t mo school there we're students; last year lncc
were but Two regular members. The outlook ioI ino
canning year l. excellent It's hoped IN he Dc" Jar ot
school of not lc than SlJO,uOO. when that Is obtained
the change of director from wear 10 year Will no upa
doued ami permanent director viii have charge OF me
school The present arrangement l. IN TACT temporary
and viii he out.row. with the growth Of the school
when It's importance ia the advance OF claSsicu stu'S
in America has been demonstrated
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REIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS FORT
SHIPPING NETS.
PORT or NETWORK .....THURSDAE JULY H. 1854
ANKINrD.

PORT OF NH"''N Jim 49, - v 'N - ''"' 80 A'0'
ANtING
l. q steamer rallapoosa McRitchic. Washington.
4i,.p'er A. al it,vt new ~ M.shugtnn fnr service
g. 49,. ~ 81, t'nt,n, lsson
",,r 1o.v,nfs civ san nomlnro Citv TuIv l. Macors
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y, 'a1 Nm niSo sui ~ Iers T., Vn, tvy,iS & Co.
''.."- e pin snaIt Amc fnra B..sroa 8l days with
go, e., - fri,,,ls. ,'r4gel to Pin ForwooA * co.
m. t9 ~ XVII, s~ast "a Sethcr1o Savannah days
wy s" Ss iaenio winaot Charcson day., with mdsc
and ls,cur.ta To Quintsld a 90.
an stta.sr Od bourion WGiSaT Richmond with mdse and
~ b. 8imwsle. Perth Amboy In ballast to
sse opa Rohaot Portland with ndso a.d pas
..,',,. 4, Ilur.to Tnli.
" II gaork Hallo Savannah days. with mdss
ana pE-H,uicrs . " = Diuuck,
Punch Edye & 60
sara Aassu Amos Wap'oh - u"y'' WIN muse u oi"''
's,s. 10 aIle," e. 'V,"hu ua,ar, IA d,v. with spgsr
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AMERICAN FISHERMEN RESCUED.

Sr. JonN'-. y. f., July 17.-Twclve fisher
racr belonging to the Gloucester schooner Athie F.
Morris were rescued Yesterday forty miles eastward Of
ST. Pierre Island. hey were exhausted and dying: Inc
On tie Grand aIks - t~ke mp thcir travis. II was
blowing strong and t1o tcg was dense The crews GOT
asirIy and Towed about for thirty hoGrs hoping 10 reac
heir vessel and then beaded FOR - Pierre, distance OF
200 miles.
rest taey pulled Tor land. T3cy had abandoned them
selves to their fate, when they were found ~ three
French fishing vessels and brought into St. Pierre. The
crew state that Captain Morris aud tie cook have driod
out 10 STA III their schooner
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RgrURyED FROM FRANCE Asa FORGER.

PROVIDENCE, July 17.-Detective Parker OF
this city. arrived here from Franc. last evening bringing
FRANK a. Cushman, the defaulting second teller
of The Merchants National Bank Cusbnan tssk $500
in currency sad $500 In gold of this amonst $97oT Is
of his nnolo and bondsmsR, Alfred Cushinaa,
70 note for 800, and on this charge was was
srr.st1d on his arrival at HaVre and
held for sxtradltion lie had bean month IN prison
when Detective Parker ariN ed and was willing 10 70
tnrn 10 his country. Cushman appears cool aad ssI
po,sessed but wi not talk Of the charge OF emDsLze-
blent
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HOWE Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ucstmipstcr Hoicl-Ey Governor Henry NJ.
nort e fcnnsylyanis @'gnd 'o"Hd, HoH on
rtraanau " Herbert, uf Alabama .,ss kstnr House
LN.tlnvetnut Gpoteo T. Drew cf Florida, aud - Con
rtrsaman ] ". Dwight of Dryden, ~ .Mu irtdni
Nutsf- A tuugrrAAuiau William luughlilso, OF Iowa,
aud TITUS ahgstd, OF iito lHls ., lrto't" 41id"
Raar Admiral " D. icliey, edNiater Navy ahd drh
SI George r. Field OuNutnut tloVrlnhdn stan
Hufmdn H0Wfc- Governor " &, squro, of Washpeien
rorftory Hos brHpSeWk- f II. tailey "f Louis
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ASSAULTED BY A GANG OF RUFFIANs.

The Astoria Maunerchor. of Long Island City,
with several hundred of their friends and families
returned from an excursion mp tho sound on We'd
nesdav before q o'clock. There was
crowd on the wharf which led by Thomas Rooney
assaulted the returning plea sure seekers John
Wagenstein with his infant in bis arm trying -
escape when some one dealt him powerful blow In
the lace telling him II tho ground Miss Lille Bor-
beck was struck in tho face aud knocked down.
George Keehusch. Alderman Stahl, and Mir. George
Fricr were also injured Tho police arrived about
half an hour after the fight hogan and on their APP
proach the moh fed. The officers succeeded how
ever IN are ting Thomas Rooney, The leader
Thomas Farrell and locked them mp IN the
Queens County Jail. They were arraigncd yeser,
day before Justice KavanaIh IA the Long Island
CITY Police Court. Reilly was discharged, there
being no complaint against him. and the two
Rooney's were admitted to bail IN tho sum OF $500
each,
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.s
CHURCH DETERMINED TO BE FREE.

There is trouble in the South Clsssis OF Bergen
over an application by the Peoples Churcn, oI
Bergen Point for recognition as hciorneu
Church. and special meeting OF the Classls was was
called TO consider the matter The meeting was
held in the Greenylle Reformed Church a9 nd was
nresded over by the Rev. Cornelius Brett Inc ap,
ppI;catIon of the Peoples Church was presented
BY the pastor I'D tho hv RS S,1stv-ayo v" church
members Mr. Jones was, formerly pastor ,,' OF
the original Reformed Church in Bergen Point, put
he had some trouble with the Consistory and re-,
signed Ninety-hve members Of tho church sia acc
With him and formed tho new church, choosing MI
tones for pastor. When tho situation OF aualIs
was explained to the Chassis motion was in THe
that The matter he referred to committee. me
Rev. Mr. jones vigorously opposed the mo no.
and asked for Immediate recognition
He said that the Peoples Church
lad not come to the Chassis for advice lhcy
wanted to ho recognized, and whether their re-
quest was grarie OF not they would never return
10 tho mother church. Mr. Wlnsnts an officer or
The old church favored the reference to commit
tee. lie SAID that there were already two Reformed
churches I'm Bergen Point and their interests would
necessarily ella IA if another werc added All three
would certainly he weakened and perhaps killed.
After on exciting debate, lasting nearly two hours
the reference to a committee was decided upon.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR
2S CENTS
UNTIL AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
A price that defes competition.

For the benefit OF the Republican campaign TN
TRIBrNE has resolved TO throw OF profits on ia
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and to send those papers for bare cost aud posiaSe
From, this date THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii be sent 70
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ofter the Presidential election for % ccnts an extra
CODY with every club OF ten. THa sEMtWEEELr VII
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THE TRIBUNE has excellent portraits Of Blaine ana
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DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.

ST.. JonN, n. g., July 17.-Scvcral heavy
nnd.r storms have occurred the the last
few davs At Middle simonds, Carlton County. Mr. and
Mrs a. Lebanon Moore with their daughter while Sriy-
ing were oysrtaEen the asd west to the house
Of Allan Shaw. While Moore aud shaw we're putting the
horse the barn lightning GtTuck tho dwelling. Tho
two women and e ein we're rendered unconscious By
the shock Mrs Noero badly burned the side and
arm She and her child have far recovered that they
q precarOus TAe house badly shattered. tho
plaster and boarding being scattered "a Ali directions.
al BarashOos WestmOreland County, passed down the
chimney, breaking the stove door and tearing up the
was standing close By was knocked into tse cellar.
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TIE eY1vrsrER MONUMENT UNVEILED.

At shelter lslaud Yesterday afternoon. the mon,
rmcnt 10 Nathaniel Sylvester was unveiled Nyl-
vester came into possession Of the Island under
grant from Charles II. IN 1865 He was an English
man born in 1910, and in early hic was lner-
chant and planter on the sand OF BaIbadoeS. lie
purchased Shelter Island. about 5000 acres IN
about the year 1861. and settled there in 1902.
Tho price paid Tor the territory WAS LOCO pounds
of Muscoyado sugar
There was large attendance 1T the ceremonies
The exercises were opened with prayer Ivy the Rev.
hr. Stuofs and after the singing OF hymn Pro-
fessor H. \ lIoisfoid. of Harvard College. dely-
cred an address The Rev. nr Whitaker Of south
old. pronounced the bcuedictiou.
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WHAT'S GONE on TO-DAY.

Muhmk Anderson portrait case pe'''" H'''''o
BuuNn-e
Arrival of Chinese Legation from Washington.
Eastern Butchers Protective Socirty luGn lisl, j. M
Netropoltan- A thletic baseball match Polo Grounds
1 p
Concert in Battery Park by Goth Regiment, evening
Meeting of the Board OF Police.
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ClArrlorA.-Ilcnry = ScpirIG. VINO was r.
Gently directed hy Judge Dyn.u.u o. pay Mrs SEQ
month vas 4ilo,.ol yesterday lyt 4,sJbcy .ns the
order of the court.
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ment week for creating drunken disturbance and der
stroyn. private propertyyeserdsy pleaded gully ~ en-
beret 70 and riot aRd each nned I'll
ouIn
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ANREsTED FOR THINE TnPEArS

Mountains i'm Scotland arc called bens. We
ha3 only on. Ben in This country and hys bald head
o5-cred ~ c!oud just at presoht.-lpurluG ou FREQ
Press.
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MINIATURE ALHANAr.
sunrs,s 40 stts724 Moo riies 0jL Ho1as agstl rs
HIGH WATER TD-DAN
4 u-ssad- ook. 9lT SOY Island 81. Hnu GltN 6:o6
P.g.-3.ASy 1o0s. So GOy IsalL 10 doll Cas-. 60O
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CRIMES AADcAsUALriEs-BTT TELEGRAPH.
CRUSHED ny An ELEVATOR

CrNrTXNArI, July Peter Neider WIS instantly killed
hi. morning Dv IN elevator f. o.. = Rankin Co.'S store
III this city. The body was shockingiy minsed
A CONYICTS SUICIDE
TRENIOS. July 17.-Matt1ew Scranton, age twenty
three years committed suicide in his coll ct the state
prison hero last night ny means of rope made from
led sheet. lie fron Hudson County aud mad served
Two ears OF his dNe years tenn
ARRESTED FOR THEIR THREATS.
BnrDENTuvN, X. j., July l7-Amos GILBERT, John
stanton and 9ficky Robinson were held for their
lupcar2nce az court Tor threatening bodily In
Jury to Michael Hogan, a farm hand employed By Mrs
Pafnel. Gibrrts cattle trespasscd on Mrs. PanelPs
Wheat fold AID impounGeG. The tar Ats Wers used
while trying Ia release the cattle.
TRYING TO BLOW UP HEIGHROR5 HOUSE
BpsIOS. July l7,-At Salem this morning William
HAYES was found guilty Of an attempt TO blow up tho
house OF sarah r. FaInnan at Peabody, On February 3,
with Atlas powder.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1l4L@Vngtsn.2ye,, between 29th a1d 3)sl'N
Hours 8to l. tI1. Diseases II ths SsryousNsisa
GeHite. Urinary organs In1Dtsl'N aadstsftusf
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COOKS MARJORAM CREAM.-The great
- for ALL PAINS and aches that can be reached FIX
TERNALLY. 25o All druggists. Depot, % CortlaHdtst
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"RorGH on RNTs.n-Clcars out rats, mice,
flies reaches bed. bugs, ants vermin cbpmunks, loo.
"buchu.p4lba." Great Kidney and Urinary cure.
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JUVENILE BRAVERY AND GALLANTRY.

MANY TaTTVT7, TWeTVT, y -
and Lizzie Overucker. age ten went bathing IN
the Bronx River yesterday afternoon. They got
carried into deep wafer and were in danger of
drowning. Willie and Frank Hcdin9, Of No. 1870
ages twelve and fourteen respective
w. plunged into the water with all theu
cL.lLa. nl. md sled tho lIoMnLng little gIls ont
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p r, anrsEP; CITY e y.nson Havana end %erc.n
Ships Rudolph for Antwerp Senator Sharpness
u bsxs JACOB Ior smyrns Rafael POmar Vaenca Actiy
Bsrpssosss hArri'' HICKMAN hamburg Golden Fleece
Brig Morning Light Demarara.
Aso saled-via Long Island sound-steamsr Neptune
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAHEna
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, July lGssIled steamer Pennsylvania Dodge
lGtb-saied steamer Spain BIZ williams for Now.York
QUEENsroWN, July ll-Arrived, steamer Auranla tBr),
Twins from NerYork Juye. on her way 10 Liverpool (and
SUMMATION July l7-sar,d stca rer Ebe C0er) Hams
sCIILT July l9-Passed Vera GER. Barre from
suy % hs TSy .. a aSS s
sailed steamer s1eyla losr) Frsnzen for Ncw.York
bremen July lf-Arryet steamer PlAnmser tBrl, Rowe,
from Newport News Jnne 80.
1sth-Aruvcd steamer America GER. Mayer. from Bat-
Hams July l7-saIea steamer Rnaetia GER, vossge.
sang from Hamburg hence for New. York
GisRALrAR July ij-Arrvod steamer independence uta.
Prandelo from New.York on ber way to Marsoilles
H,vsvA July l7-sacd, Saratoga, Mcintosh. for
-----------------~-
Announcements
eenuias Johann EoTs Malt GEractha' signature
Hoh and horiN E1ner en- neck or every Dot lnds'sfV
ali physicians, lot general debility. Beware " laltaons
COMFY IsLAND.-Tablc d'h0te a feature at
Hotel Grshton now ON European md American plan All
appreciate the excellent cuisine. y ,s,. proar,.,o,
"RorGH on RNTs.'-Clcars ont rats, mice,
flies reaches he'd bugs ants vermin cbpmunks loo.
"Luchup4Iba.7 Great Kidney and Urinary cure.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1l4L.1nEtsa2ye, setToea 29ts a1t js+'~
Heursr $40 |, tI1 Diseases II ths SScyonMtsa
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THE AMHERST SENIORS FINED.
SPRINGPIELD, July 1.-THE half dozen Am
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Rciliey OF the Secoud Precinct, Jersey City Police.
ca.led at the jevery store of Nh. Ilalllsy No 81
Chatham-st, last night, and said that he would tell
for The information. Mr. Ifailisly had him ar
rested Then lie SAID that his name was Charles
Howard lie was taken 10 the Oak street Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

COMFY IsLAND.-Tablc dh0te feature at
Hotel brighton European and American plan All
appreciate the excellent cuisine.
q. X. LANSING, Proprietor.
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Announcements

Johann Eos Malt Extract has signature Tcs.aa
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all physicians for general debility. Beware VI liatalI0nS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

Carl Downs, formerly clerk al Baldwin's cloth
inc store in broadway, was charged with theft YES
terday at the IoInbs Police Court by Mr. Baldwin
He admitted his guilt and was committed for OK
animation Fourteen pawn tickets were found Ill
his possession.