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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
rArlnl-s NEw.LERSEY TOWNS.

PArrRsoN.-lu the County C391tS yestt,d g., tiy
I,drc Woodruff sentenced Robert McC loskcy 10 SIX
months i'm the state Prison Met lo'kGX' WHO
JrI,L went into tine Recorders Court on lhu, NuiN
to intcrccde Tor friend and became di92tue'N'
and fought the officer who tried to remove MN
UnrnKrv-Scycral persons visited crane x
ILL. isr,Iav and looked ut the body of the
man vino committed suicide on thursday hISu' ny
iunping fIum the tcrryboat LdckaWhua'
BrIrrvfftr-Gcorcc Price, are seven vas
drowned IN a pond near UcWuts wire factory yes
trrd,y while bathing. several con'HhlohS WHO
saw. him sink ran home to tell the parents.
Observation-Disclosures McIishc, niaht watrI an at
fine Rnecvillc station Of the DelI var" ana Lac
wanna Railroad. wJs hrutaiy eaten ny lougU9
carly YESTERDAY. The a-sail'nts l9' b'eh al'rhu
i'm, tbr picnic If t'c Orange bilcklaVrr' ana ma
sons at Ro4c,illc Puk and were dtord,riX "nrn
thcv reached the station on then le'uI - Vtdpt'
Wrli~Lc demonstrated with en- hen they a.
sauIicd him and left hm lying mseusihlc on the
sidcwalk liz. uiuIic' are Nuous.
NV or<svt.k.-Nlrs. thomas Mcllyauc died
from heart disease on Thursday ut her nome 10
CcG,r ST. she was washing. aud was louud WI,
her hands ~ the ub. ..... The suicide ot J'l''' =
Garland the music teacher. has evoked 'Hucu SNl-
pntny for tire unfortunate man afl ma nanny
The funeral Joh place yesterday.
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NEW YORK CITY.


A ,und dog VIA killed yesterday opposite No. 1Ol
klxth-aNc. go
The propeller OF the steamship America will be
repaired TO-DAY, ana the stodho' wiz BAH ' ''"'0
next Wednesday.
The first BABE of Savannah cotton, OF TINS seasons
crop was sold on the Cotton Exchange yesterday
81 lOle cents pound.
Notice was posted IN the Produce Exchange yes
terday stating that there wore 10000 Dusheis vi
'musty aad bIue-eyea corn IN store.
Robert Cunning, of DO. JOG West Fifty third-st.,
was kicked by hOrso yesterday, and had his
shouldeT dlsocated: lie otherwise bruised about
the body
Stiepeyich & Pdttson have made two fine medal
lion busts one of Sir. Blaine and one OF General LO
~ which have been approved by the National
Committee They are larger than lie size aud are
manufactured IN papier-m2che and are bronZed.
They are Intended for he aeveratIon OF cup rooms
hut will be equally ornamental IN private houseS.
rpytxc no RlHEAD HINskLF WITH HAICHkT.
Joseph Rendel age fit y-fOur, tailor oil No. 30
Avenue b thinning without cause tnat ho was 70
be OK PEELED from his lodge u Oddf CLOVIS, 'SsK
hatchet yesterday and tried 10 cut on me nEau' He
was stopped before he had hurt himself badly
THE UYYoRTUSATE MULRoY FAMILY
ct. Co." well-known merchant, writes nat ne
has visited the family OF John MulT0y, at No. o30
Canal-st. hose destttutiOn and need OF work have
be4p descT bed ia IaK TrIBUNE. lie found them
VERY deserving and very peedy," and assisted
the,n But they need and desc We more aid.
TIN ITALIANS WITH TEN FRANCS.
Ten Italians who arrived yesterday on the steam
ss,o Scotia from Naples were found TO have ten
francs bet wees them. They SAID that the r passage
lad been paid by Emideo seves padTohe. VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
UESTERN CYCLONES.
From me reora Transcript

Up the Platte River in Nebraska, as yOu may
hay ncald, Il blows And n 81 blow " in Ne ra.ka Is
tlfrrenr frou what II = 10 Il'uus. The ordinary
nrr hre ~ of Nebraska won d make lino's N hum
nis cyclone cila, aad VIVA "A briskan Cds a blow II
70 vice dill >Or ~ ar ngclneut CyciOncs are not
comm n inc great treclc-s STATE tn year W" were
our here 10 few DAYS scc ad learned that ney dld not
q r,gc more than tbr., wees. Occd-io ally they
W. wo in day bul not often. The Plate RIVER ma
tWo CA mn l.. When tir Niui IN he south Il NILS
o. . when IN the n It the ot.,r. We wee crcdibly
in'ornIct nv Id ma tyc-One hp came through VIII
rho v-IHers-tuat IN. tr sometimes oNeihO"s IT'S
u- q a green p oplc think II been raining above
" hen j. simply tn Wiid DlOwi ny stream; ana,
again II zoe. auo entirely dry h the wind l. down
a.. p1aa stories OF d-h showers true, an
they A all bio Sn olt of the Plate. Pep 20 around
IN the evening regularly looking TO see whether IN
bas hit nod the upus'- To ne ground al .ecure
nd snut NJ for them 10 sleep for hours with the
house fyvo or three feet ,hOy- the They have
.r c contempt IN tat county for cyclone cave or
CELLARS nu. people l.ye b. como accustomed to me
VIM -ny they wouldn't give snap or a breeze that
couldn't blow away mole in The grOu d.
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LONG ISLAND.

IsIP-Bcssic Parker the scycn-year-old danch-
fer of William Parker complained 10 her parents ON
Sw.lv a man nearly seventy years old. NWeIy
was arrested Public feeling was intense against
him when the charge was made known, and only
the desire that he should have laiI trit SiN,l
HIM from q coat of tar and feathers SwcZv denies
the charge but was taken before Justice MetcalL at
brentwood aud held tor the action of the Grand
jury, aud committed 20 the RNcrhedd JnI WITHOUT
bail.
FIRE IsLANp-Thc first Spanish macker'l OF the
season was captured yesterday by CAPTAIN thIre'
Frost while trolling lor blue h-h. II tipped the
scales AT four pounds.
Grrrvpour-lbe Controller Of tine Commcrcy
Ia, authorized the People, National Bank 10 begin
business with q capital of 500 o00
IIr,,p,rFAp.-rrorn tables published Boy the state
Board OF Health for june tie death ''i. I'D the
town r,rrsr1ts ,oar, ratio oil , 10 every 1000 Of
IOuuIgtluu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

doubted advantages that spch convenience vii,
better than the slow shilling aud all patrons OF
tbe cheap cab service. iron the depot or any point
within The city limts-that is south OF SoVeh'{
second-st-wl be charged ohIy 20 contS ""'o
Tms matter Of rates seems 10 be but impellectly
understood as yet by the public. Many cannot
understand That We cha 90 no more Tor Two IIin
for one MANY people do not use tho cabs hs Heely
"a Lon lonoIs do, for instance, not realMinE t"at
two persons can ride a mile. with the prlYl'Ro 81
stnnning on the way a few minutes tor one rare, %
cnuts AZ the stand inside the Grand Central
Depot there will bca telephone, aud patrons Wu
ne able - socuro-at moments notlce-aHy hlnu
of a cab either from our cheap ser vice from our
ur.town livery stables at regular rates. lnyei-
lers from distance may now telegraph % TINS
office IN advance. and nav be met IS ordered at
any train after G.30 In the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
ARR ATTITUDE wHhN PHO1oGRAPHED

foq C,rq Bres NctrDoy, Le>r 10 me Enquirer
We'll. ia" girl | Hcgan TO tell about isn't
Nlrcr yhow and yet the amateur photographer cdue
no. ypcfIlF. Bui she " earnest, 'tggy SOri or
cratlre WIN sYivcljWni IN tie middle ~ her Jack,
guess 20 disl0rW aud pidut are bor positions some
tNe4 She aat secluded ertnJH me 9th day re d
ing novel big mo quito bull'd along
aud managed spo ely to ble her right on
tplf wonderfully toggied rp al cOluan at the
point who're tho bodice co'Hed {, be vel
vet and began 10 DO hluy lace. Please endeavOr
10 .Lr Lc to4p alton t. oItdO herself 10 gOcsIue
c1n'oftiup. Tnc,c va he mosquito bte chins o. her
utth 100 lcr ha.d q seen 81 Otl" win en- sass
'I.I'o, trittY I'd pied 10 scratching. suppose -he
brHt the M t'.rs IN ,-rupb tIa performed
u nv the uunnrr IN w.ich she reached The bite
with me hpff'. Muulu believe lti A camera was
hat instant aimnd tt Der rom the alrIbbrry, ana "a
irw dtvs later -ho WA ne ented with neat photo
Haphc picture o. hcrsc s she had appeared ell coming
thc tcflfch.
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foREIGY srEulERS DUE Ar rus POET
.SIIIPPiNG NETS.
ronr or EwYORK........FR FRIDAY. AuGrsrs, Is
NuutVLb


ARRIVED
Steamer rIapmona oer -chuen"n y ,mbntg my ~ and
Nave ~ WIN mdw and pH'onTis TO h@nhaid, a. az ,,
to o,,ior ye'ao 10 simpeon. -prn,e& rounr
r,r'n Kmno,' ye'scl 10 / r,koupp1 go
e,"l9c Id'nl M ,@1a ,,,,n N,,' "'''
steamer Ad,huoe, urct', 1910 Janel' Jaw o. h9hA ~
d,s with mdao and pas'sngor't mi man nnl - 60
fl. y, n"rno H. ,rs,rl To- H. Forwoon \ 80
Sloane, cy oi NorfoR Nc,ee Soo uroana a. doye. ~
scuncr ric,'an Grass PORTLAND vita ~d's aud pn''so
'5mp Soau0' iier schsnor nromcu ~ days Win md''
"1,1g' wi9 n' Morii, ronion ~ daye win ohss
pmi empty batuls 40 le 'essol to- Whitney 70
80 ioDo,eo ye.' 2 smgga 'EeR sn.I, 10 daya via
nart Ansa, '-w%, , ri' y's to,sais
nng Arcadia. Wo~lNuid BiDpooa - day' With m'So 10
se'' : aS1aa ~. Ncuau windsor - dy' With
civ lnaod lis6t Az cloudy
Arrived yesterday
steamer ccluc mr. dlcad'l Lycrpool July 80 wa osonA
town IL WITH mdas and pa,'roscsio :, ,allls ,, nth
.lcrmcr DO ulcr uelM hG4cn, Antwerp 'od"" WI"
mdso aul passengers to Punch tH{"% savannah . aay.
with mdho and paAHens''s'o II fohS"IH
CLEARED
s,e.mer q r,ooe mr. Tyson London y W ! uurst
htolmer ~ ot tone ln, AnniI Liverpool VIA 0neeh'
SSa@cT Dsvona Cnr Young Gla.soT Henderson nrSs
steamer BrOoAyn city OBJ cove br'S'o' -A'A0"
steamer Critic tBr Lord Lsh, soot-simp'on spence
steamer RnQia DER Albers, Hlmburg-ku nharit o.
StranIer PenBand Belg WoySr. AntWcrp-Poior "nSh'
a sons ,,... ~, Ian,
stesSep focS Tay (Br Rose. Kingston, Belize Se-U
ssa9sf Csrondeet Daniels Ferusndna via Port Royal
st.sn"r W Bruno Foster. BaltiTnore-J krens; -, Il,
Bark Concezione dual Russo Corfu droe,s
marx Giovanni utaD Bussetto Malta for OrdersB-enham
HsTt Matv Hasbrouok Lungs Cstts FrC Coke CO.
SctT Mauna LOa, Thompson. PontaPitfo-L" q I Atm
hEE nhoeni. ,Br, Potter Windsor NSP Nevus son
hchr Oo ,Irl Martin. st John, Y B-Scammeh btss'
SAILED.
Steamers Prnz Alexander for London; Connaugh newport
Aarks Cheochina for Amcria Reindeer. barbados
A 40 sa,lesi-ya Long Gsand bouud-ship sPoor i0i
Antwerp.
Bnk foorless. for MoRtevtdeo
MISCELLANEOUS
eark Krayeroo tN0rl Hayorssn from New YORK Jnno
for F,n0re s ashore at kasuup, Dep Assistance has 'e0N
sent ~ her, ....,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Trv.pPoot Ang S--Arrvcd steamers Alice tlirl Jones'
from Now.York July "a. Historian lBrb hakhos Ho No"
Asa sriye steamsr oranmore tBrl Trenery, from BAt
more July 20 ..., .,..,,a, Coron.Iia fpr) Bat
from baltimore July IL ,,t--vaua nan,
ToPKSiAgEN 10 Aug 0-Auyod. steamer IhingvAhA 'DAp'
| Iaub from New-York July 10. 49,, ,o, p.trovshI
srErrIs Aug CARVED steamer Katie ioer)' rs""s-7
| from New.Yo JAY ~.
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BRtltDI[LN "


Absolute divorce was granted Yesterday To
Wolfyaug Eirh from Mrs Elizabeth tlch.
Mrs Ellen Oucenoy. of No. 1Oi Mluhlttan-avc,
WINS found guilty Yesterday 10y Justice massey Oh
inhuuunlv beating her ucphcVs John oud lh"nA'
Lennon. ages nine aud seven, VINO H'i WIN h'i
after their parents dlcd.
The Central Committee of the United Trades
Tuiona Of Hroothu. !. D., presented a. petition to
the Inik Commissioners yesterday Hsku' Tor -
change IN the time inr public concerts no th' p1lE'
from Saturday so sunday, urging mat the p'hl'
consisted principally OF Won KING lH9W' VINO WIZ
the pluti iuNpuN oF, hud WHO '"UlV N"' F' I" WV
parks except on sunday
The Hoard ol lpnllh secured tho impouii'n Of
over $500 fines yesterday lof Nulhii"u "i h'''' y
ordinances he aggregate OF fit'G Wa up".'I
ON owners of pips. tWu MIX donlrrt W'ir u'd ."
r,ch lpi ceiling mputr milk. and tNo hui'Iri4
R1O each for having bob veal
The mcmbcrs OF IA. salvation Army arrested
ON IMu4dlv uight for holding H. meeting ON th"
civ Hall step, without permit we've admitted 4"
bah Yesterday and viii br gwen nearing OH
Monday.
Mayor Low, Health Commissioner RAYMOND,
Van Buren, of tho tuN WotkH 'cpnttm'hi VI, ~
yesterday topo of the low lots M ih" l"''ilh,
Ninctccnth. aud Seventeenth Wards To ace Wmt
could be- done to dram them 81 ITO pphdI NH' 10
ininto puIdic health htopa VIII ho taken to
dram ana dipuloct vot places 40 far ~ ~ n"dinl
Mayor Low sand yc,tcrdly that hc bad never
acon the streets no clean ns thrv we've now ~ we
CITY ~ - whole Something OF TINS tcTuii WhH dlN
to the heavy ftinh. but no lttIc credit whA tn III"
given 70 the contractor ol the department OF tuy
Works
Health Commissioner RAYMOND sent ont ycstrr-
dny ii circular 10 all dealers IN soda wafer, asking
replies 10 "a tcTiCh of questions IA regard 10 iho
Kinds OF fountains, tyrup bottles, WhtcI' cl'"
used and various details of how the fountains
were used aud the effects Of the soda and mineral
waters sold upon customers. The Health Depart
men will give another hearing as to whether or
Brooklyn are detrimental to the public health on
Tuesday of next week.
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ArlyAf02L rrN'iEG PUNISHED.
rron me gaa Iyaacis1o caH.

Franz me tfdncfse0 faH
A young man appeared before committee
Of the Hoard ~ Lductuon YrHtrruiy Afternoon uud az
phcd for prumuon from align Ohuui uhiur 10 H"hor
class lu t1p,uuol with refreshing coulnrtH mat lao
satisfied tnat he wonid have passed the chhmhhl"h
last but for most unfortunate episode" Iltto OF
Cleveland told thr youth 10 proceed. aud hc shdi ~
ahseut from the classroom minute during me ~
animation ~ geometry, aud some Oue placed Den u
my chair In position Ia do the most harm lLer,
only one PIN but got n, and uttered an eich'
AT the time The teacher said he never saw
thIug done with pima FORE at least not whom
he boY. SAID Whist ucVerP and n" sent me .
tho rTnOpal for mpndeuce. aud the principal suspon
and misstd the examination thought had ~
much right TO dig up the I1ke the teachor had
Wuon the hlgh-sch pOl boy ceased the committee
viewed him sterniy mtil Mr. Moulter mOtiOned hun to
retire, vote was instantly taken aud the boys re-
aue.t emphatlcally Tensed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

THE BRICkLAYERs' sTRIKE.I

The strike of the br.ckayers and laborers LOT
niue hours day stu drags on win h.'le cDahse,
The men are active and watChtui money IS comma
an with far amount of freedom, and there l. tlic
fear that the men viii DC forced TO give IN lol la'h
of funds In a few isolated cases men nave nee
secured by the hOSScS to 70 TO work III Tie Pid''S
OF the strikers but M every case they have DeCu
persuaded to leave work, AID when theN cone III
from out OF town their AnchseS are pau HV'i.
The bosses still maInts'n their position hImiy
aud say that they viii not give IN theJ are
making strenuous efforts 10 mad noh-unl"n men,
bur without success The NTH DIVISION OF the
JaborcrI Inion met last mig and .eSIcd tax OF
81 a week on all of the members who are at work.
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,v vopu n.uv TRIBUNE SATURDAY, lss-TEN PAGES

the night The mate ordered plank to DO thrown out
whore dark object. supposed obea stump, seemed To
offer o good opportunity 10 tie mp. ordered
out 10 Tho ond OF the plank aud commenced winding tho
arOund the object to secure the boat when hugo
paw struck bin. almost knocking him into liver and
tearing great rent IN his clothes Tho supposed stump
pro ved 10 be bear who sat his hsuncbes watching
Ihe boat, while tho light blinded his eyes. The
scramhled for dear ITO and succeeded Ia rcsaning the
DOs, when he exclaimed "thats nighty good pace TO
land, but that bear amt good trng ~ tic TO-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
.rpr,nv pnnrn IN AurrMNAL HUEs.

Surprise IA depicted on the faces OF many persona
scen,s In them "A remarkable occurrence.
Within few DAYS the maple and other forest trees
have assumed their autumnal hucs, ana are inarVos
of beauty in their pari-colored dress, GA farmers
saw that the fact il unprecedented For many
flower gardens have not yet reached the pcrlod Vi
full bloom and the vegetables are ST green: ny
summer has boon peculiar one, the long perlous od
wet and cold having caused all fruit To De NOR ,
or leqs defective and grapes that promised su9n
an abundant crop are IN many places c''"oi'
ruined by rot.
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FoRTr,NE-TELLERs SEEKING FORTUNES.

picturesque group Of sWartny Hungarian - p
sies an brirbt-hIcd "a mrnts, attracted attention
in astlc Garden yesterday. lhcIe we're Two mon
two women two girls aud Il boy, age hileen years
aud who comprised one family, OF vine n Joseph
- he head line women and girls are MS
wife, mother. and two daughters. The oiher man
IS hls brother All speak French. JoNenh an,
pounced that they were All iOItue-te''eIS WHO u"u
well supplied with money and are strong ana
healthy looking. Ihey came day TOO l~te 1"r NC
Hungarian peoples festival OF Thursday, Out dleln
time for The hungarian hllanty SOON to come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
Prom The 81 Louis Republican.

Prom The o. LOufs Repu6 team.
The origin of the expression " Ii won't DO 10
tic WAS hepubftcaa yes'' rday,
and .tory be OF tote this uao when there
prospect II bcins used cxtcnsvey before NoNe-
bor Ia con noctlon with political tickets and candidates
About years ago, according 10 the repdr oTs
informant Captain Swan, rcrdent or this city, M
an oeLo senarlu coming up his boat from New.
Orleans IL st. Louis when near the mouth Of tue Rod
River the Captain decided TO ashore IAnd tie up Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
wuArls GOlNa IN TODAY

Inr al Of tho Grooly ~Hf,e iitiOn de'd. II u ~.
Monmouth ptrR aces n 90 70. a.. ., "a,
btwphejF.
Amer can Yacht Cub's regatta
Annual mi 9 ~ thr iaat Ity'f Yacht club
10 uwsots' n,ee.ing, NJ g9p th'aNo, H. ~.
NNwsNotk .rhialopnia baseball natod' Pol" 'l"ihd7'
=. 49,.
,le fopuiitnu Hat more lhns bal match. Mcr polian
yatk. ip Ia,
Iuugfoss.u nai Commute, on Ordnance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
SrATrN ISLAND.

ToMrKiVsvIrIr.-Th booksof x-Connty, 't'aS-
urcr lIurh Il. NcRobcrts which disappeared at the
t,rr th1t NrEchprt. was discovered 10 Ice d'-
fnultcr IN 900 atc reported Ia nave boch lo""h
ON thc premises of Il. Pauls Church.
RICnMO<p.--Thc county snpcrvSGrs nave aPPIp
priated an additional 5000 Tor the lFo VI III
supcfIutcndcnts of the poor.
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nnlnGr STATISTICS rOR NM.

The Treasurer of the Brooklyn Bridge makes
tbe FOLLOW iuu report ot tLo operations lur JuiN
Ircolpts. $1,000. for july l7@J. 5000 ~ ;
foot passengers So. 500; ear passengers " ""o
a ,,d0 vehicles CARED p1. az persons. Inc re-
CONT. frpm ttInic from boV-lork to lhooklNn
wcio %iS 800: and from brooklyn 10 New'lotk
5000 ihr average dtuy receipts were
IN ,tO7 900 Ihr oNp,u4c4 lur the month Wct"
80 500 bI. of which ~ 500 80 were iot the in
Iond 81 Iis o. lor tie carriage way, ana
81 200 Il iuf the promenade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
,pprsr on NOTED BURGLAR.

Policeman Johnson took To thr East Ne I n
.or,,,..t station Yesterday a man charged with
snatchinga 500 note from Eliza Little ol No. -
Iex.ngton-ayc. The prisoner sad that ht wa
q tnLuuteV Iourdau. "A noted bank sneak ana
bntplnr Clinchv sent JoWdm To- Ponce Head
quarters where Inspector Byrues mad INN hanh-
suned and sent back to Captain tlIhChN. J"utdAh
was one of the gang of burglars who broke INTO
fhe vaults of the MiddletONn, Conn, savings
Iunk nm lmLY ssn. and STOLE tI.NOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
NENARK.


Vice Chancellor Van Fleet decided YESTERDAY tna al
~. ~ tst,iuonr of Fisk d Hatch IN New, ORR
Tbc testimony viii be taken over again by r.
Adam. . t:.l
The executive committee of the state fg'lcn, IT.,
tural Society VIII soon Construct III" ""'''''''
the WaIcYly Fair Grounds.
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HOuE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

J;nb Areuus Uoicl-lhom A. Osborn,
vpi,cd states Min stct q mani aud CJnFiesaman W .
Ian, Whili. ~ Mas tchu, ts.... ic'tm h"d ltn1
80 untt, A AND John King IT,, u B,i mofe .... Aibe
..,,y,e u.,,I GENERAL tuIitI GiOyor Iuutd h'afs
IT. o,and loud 0lniuaudor " =. bChcJ United
kt.f,a NAVY.
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Announcements

BARN SAVED BY LIGHTNING Rops.n
The barn Of MI Mcneil. saved a. described In IN. r
OF the 9Th inst. was protected by pat nj square 60
rods and otiss Insulation. j. d. WEST a CO. a. corusas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
JERSEY CITY.

George Sprngstcin an Italian fruit yende rn ne
cause of business troubles shot hlihheil III 'io "'
Yesterday at his home. in hcnderson-s'.
Wbile niaviuR in the street in front Of ms home.
No. Iii Groyc-st. yesterday, William Jackson, aEo
twelve was knocked down and ,eVerely NJuleu W
heavy truck. The driver John NUM- WAS al
rested.
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JUST WHAT THEY Nppn
GRAY AS AN OLD RAT

Those complicated stomach kidney ami n.rvo,. ,,.,,
Iron which 40 many women surer yield 70 the mia h
active operation OF ParkeTs Tonic. ~ manu- pue
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ROUGH on PATy."-QuicI cure for Collie
CRAMPS. DiarrLPa, Aches. Pains Sprains. Headache
Rough on Dentist Tooth Powder Try it, Ice
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE NLHAVNr
surrses OF: 7p2 Noon ries S22 Moons lGsi lS
ufGU WAFER rDDAT
4 n Sandy Hook qOs GOV Island ga Hen Gate Il 80
PW-~aGly Hook, - 6Oy. Island 1908 Hen Gate lo2
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In tho wall yet not forty years OF Get back
color by using PITker's Hair Balssm. 60c. "''"""ns
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

free ayacm nom d'eaae and cnro aud prycnt p'rtd
aud dangerous uaades by tuung the informal .cetpns
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hutu Arlduy uf tho stomach Fuuess or NWeht w We
afnnarh. Inward ple, Disgust ~ Font Iuln'ts ~ w
ulond The EfuCatons sinking 90 iuininE 40
tho Heart, thuknR a. Hnlltnuhg "rhr'iilu' Whfh m
poalutp Dtnnpsa ~ N4nu, Dots u N"'a before us
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aitnr Ynwusas ~ the Nkiu nnh Eyoa Paine no the Nlg
test and mh- nnd sudden Flashes ~ Heat huihhE IN WV
Ilpsb. Eold by Urugrust ~ tentsa Dos
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HENRY A. DANIFTs " n

Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract ss stgnature
Hon and horitz Eisner Of every Dotts Indorss
Al physicians for general debility. Beware u nItauoas
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HENRY a. DANlELS, Vi. D.,
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Hours, & to l. 5tD1 Diseases ths Vsrg,n,ty,s,,
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A GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

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n,"u. Mot,nuN and syplitl. snd s,i 's,n ,n 1870
i',ror unftnna ihr blood Restoring heath ard vRpt
''' sold bt ali Diussista one Dollar hpib@
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

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and nnwrla IhonmniisW Neuralgia Toe Nhs H.,alths'
,ius In mo Rack Uhes apd Imhs applied ati"fhaV IN
i.,u,ilv thtt sliy dtUpa la lai a thmi~t ~ Nsn'.
,ite Fpasna hnif stomach 'hlt lls'uons
uoifthurn Dirrhns lyaentatf hIlsii Mulphs 49,
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af .l pains aiiang tom change ui dt 90 water "
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