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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
MIR. VAN COLT MAKES A DENIAL.

President Van Cot of the Fire Department yes
tcTday wrote for publication general DENIAL OF tho
charges recently made by cX-Forcman Drcyct con-
corning the management of the Department aud Of
the FiIcmen's Relief Fund. After declaring that
several statements made by Drcvct were false IN
every p rtIcular he adds:
" In reply to Drcvct's false and cowardly insnua-
ton that pccuHIary interests have induced certain
appointments attention Is called To the fact that
even he Is not Tcck less enough 10 make this charge
aud that he is careful TO dsayOw all personal know
ledge on the subject. can refer with pride 10 the
fact that tins Department, long before any civil
vice examination was thought of established a se-
Ilcs OF requirements Tor appointments and promo
TONS To the various grades which Is deemed to bo
moro strict and thorough than that in force in any
other department. and which have been approved
by the civil Service Commission, have received ia
vorab!e mention from the Mayor, aud have been
highly praised by the press of Our city"
In reply 10 charge recently made by Drevet's
counsel, that the records of tho Depart
ment had been altered by Assistant Chief Bon
ner and Foreman Fleming, Commissioner
Purroy presented report stating that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
RlkOlll\lNN.

Tho six new Pullman ears for the Bridge Railway
"a once.
From an inquest on the body Of Police Justicc
Michael T.. Slnnott. of llathush whose death ot 81
Mary X Hospital was announced recently # ap-
pears that he committed Suicide while suffering
from temporary dcirlmu. When lett alone for =
moment he sprang from third-,tpry window. was
picked mp in-cnsbc, and died three hours later
Tho Academy of Music is undergoing rcp,ir,
and being rodocoratod AZ a cost of $iO. 900 Tho
Moorish STYLE of decorations VIII hr preserved Inf
made more effective by the use of gold silver and
copper bronze. Tho old Temple of Apollo" drop
curtain, painted IN 1861, Is 10 be- replaced by a
now one,
Charlotte Lewis, Of No. 40 Lnwfcncc.t.. Ia
suing her husband GcOrgo w. Laws Il we'll kn1wn
Court on the grounds of cruclty nud inhunnn
treatment. LcWlH denies the charges and saw,
that she has cstrancod his children by former
MIfc. and has rclnsed ~ get lis meAl, for INN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Dcnarturc Of Fresh Air Fund chill lrcn for Watkins.
Foimal openng OF the Barg Office for tue reception OF
steamship passengers. ri,
Ruincl ,nder Lluacy Commiss'on' hecoruerS Ohhih-
bcrs, IL a. III. .. 20. 49,.
College FOrdhtm ,
Annnal rcunion OF tho smith family, Peapack, n. J
McetngOi New-NOrk stare Fishery co unl s"n ii ~ M
Greenback state Convention, Masonic Temple. even
in. -
Fat Mems Association clamblke Norwdlk. Conn. 80
Exrurs on of 22d Regiment Veteran corps to Glen
OnOkO.
Progressive Painters meeting, evening.
New York .alnSt Cleyc md baseball, iOlo bfOunds
Meeting ~ Board of Education.
Mectug OF ID eek Con- ussioner+.
MCetug OF PARK Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
VARIOUS NEW-JEtsEY TOWNS.

CLpwrrI.-Four public school teachers havo
resigned their positions and tho vacancies viii
be- filled hy State Normal school graduates.
IIyINGsIoNE-A barn belonging to william
Baum was destroyed hy fire on Monday night with
his cropof hay aud two cows.
IIouoKrN. Corporation Attorney Shhr will he
yin proceedings against the bondsmcn " John Ne
Mahon. the dcfHultug COLLECTOR to recover the
amount of hrs deficiency, which was reported by
the expert to be- Sjl.OOO
PAItusoN.-lho Board of Education recently
public school huildiug in Easiudc which will cost
S25 600 when completed The contracts were sub
icct tp tho approval of tho Aldermen. aud at "a
special meeting ON Monday nlRht they refused to
nupfoNo them,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
SLIGHT Runs on 4 SAYINGS BANK.

When the East Ncw-Yor< IL. H. savings Bank
oucncd ioi business Monday treasurer Charles j.
Uphc found several hundred men. women and
children mostly GcrmIn-bcsegIug the doors. He
sent for the other officers of the bank. when he
learned that run had started, and they began
paving ont a. fast rs deposits were called for.
Many when thy found they could get their
money, did not want It. one old man, who had
deposited his money week previous intending TO
draw il on Monday 10 pay for u house, could not
get 10 the desk time TO draw il 20 close the bar
gain. The last sworn statement of the bank
showed that there was SD. 900 cash on hand;
stock bonds, S23O917 4; bonds and mortgages.
Sl1O.:}s7 80, aud surplus of $50, Dos IT, The
officers have offered 800 for the person who
started tine rum The bank is considered safe one.
The banking days are Monday, Wednesday aud
FRIDAY. The Office was removed yesterday to moro
comnodIous quarters eft Atlantic and Van Scklen-
ayes. J. Nycoh Van Slcklcn IS president and
George W. Palmer, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
p w LIH Z

AY mean with Potash" This "a the cass VITA
w hundreds who have be'l unNl'e enough q t1H Nss
MIXTURES. etc.. unfi dig stD1 "a Annoy
fatally inpaei swifts specific il vegetable remedy sai
restores health anu buds tue waste mais
by those ppisOns
WA. suffering with Blood Poison aud tr atcl several
months With Mercury ami Potash. 0uly TO mako worse
Potash took appetite a gave ma dyspcpsA
and both rheunasu then took ~arsaparlAs ETC.
Al -dTslparla m Etures have PDl- m them Th1
made lt worse drove the poison further Dto NJ
trcnd nsset shDllt ttte -Hitt- ~p eide and
II Blood Poison the N-rclrg and POI
ash out VI M system, and to-day well ~ ever waA'
GEO D. WELLMAN. JA. salem. MssA
John \. smith The largest merchant n GAINESVILLE ca,
M for from the cJnDlle ne - ~ Efy
spelas continued 10 Nors' uni'r meit
cal taking medicine cJlttunE P)ttsh =
D. cured m. 90 roughly ami absolutely. NV appouta
strength AMI desh rot ITned as cured With IT,
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed sppl
C1ntS-
SWIFT SPECIFIC 60.
Drawer 3 Atlanta IA
New.Yurk Orlce $50 Wes 2}d.st between 9Th aal TIA
ayes PHILADELPHIA ONCE. 1905 Chestuutst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
4 NEW RINSE or AyIL Moyop0Ly.

NJ uch establishment was created yesterday by
the publication Ot notice tat tue National AMI Mo
nopoy Gun had temporarily opened q "Cpunc roo n
n Room 81 M thc Morse Bu ding That II ro ,o.rd IN
labor FOR tue election Of Cleveland iul IcuIricks A
THfB ~ rep ut cal ed at Room -, au found To he
law Office TheotuT' l.. Tom on Win ma h.cn
idcntined with the llurbr and emu ndcn party winch
las pronounced FOR Bu VT. Iuu'lu-,n said TAT bc
the president ~ the club WHEN a. vet has held mo
Nation 90 iveutiou and may not hIld one and ina, Inc
of the not published was tO ihWat the mis-
cradle AZ cnpt ny o. the AN impnop lists n -Ip-
port Butte ." He, ~ Democrat, .llcycd that tie
Demo rate party cOId De trude1 Oh M nnt-mounpo
quo ton though H. wrr' trIs rs sta el (wlic ia,
ala not be"vcl tn Il Cleveland was a mOnop I- or m
sy p1 iy with nouOp0il,t The club hi- Organized ia Al
The Assembly dstric except twD aud sin hold civ aud
STATE conventions aud possibly National convention
ne Ol'cfA are !. l.. Tomb On. prr.lde 10; AuCI-iu,
Van or landt and lillian II. De Lcey, yccpr s.icus
and WdIwOrth Ward, 81, retiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
MARTIN KALBFLeISCH'S SONS,
NEW YORK.

WHAT PROF sGLLIMAN SAYS OF OUR wHEAr
BAKING POWDER
"MESsRS MARTIN RALBFLEISCIPS SONS
GENTLEMEN
Myeximnaton OF your Wheat POHder' develops an 40
e1pecei value tplt from a SANITARY PDINf OF VIEW,
IL certainly restores bread the P0tas AMI haynes
salts which the milling from hi IN grade h1uf syd
avoids peey the chance Of disaster which attend, t5
small doses OF Rochelle salts such a. al te
acid compounds into the system A. the hen
much Potassium salts az Of S0ilun
IL is eyent that the waste Of the tssuess supplied yOut
preparation as cannot from those prepaTa Ons whh
contain only sodium and calcium compounds beside. TINS
acid There is no danger ~ setting mp an akanf
condition the dicalcic phOsphates IA tact
aupears 10 me Thai YOU have very strong Judged from
tho side aud TIT. conviction has grown on me
, NJ, Ip,,e I l,.' "a, az ,mineI the case signed
'u0 '"O'' ""' Wv "B. SfLLIMAN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
IONG ISINNn.

BNYsipr.- Mrs Mary Lcruan. in attempting 10
Railroad, WAS slruck by u tram aud seriously III
jurrd.
FLusuiNG.-W William +. Daley, while walking
fountain. was seized bv two men aud thrown into
the water They rolled HIM over several times and
would have drowned him but for tho arrival If u
policeman. Yesterday Daley swore out u warrant
Tor the auost OF Deputy sheriff Timothy Kennedy,
whom lac recognized rs one Of the assailants, and
says that Kennedy II jealous ~ they are both pay
ing attention 10 the same young woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
HALsTED. HAINES Il CO.'S SALE.

The sale of stock of the bankrupt firm of Hal
sted. IIaines x Co.. Nos $40 and 31o Broadway
and viii be Continued until Friday. The auction
GERS, Wilmerding, Hoguct Il Co., obtained i3lr
prices for the goods sold Dress goods Drought tl9
for iftv per cent of their vaue. Ridley sons of
This city, Jordan Marsh n Co., Boston, and Wan,
amakcr d Co., Philadelphia. were the principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Mot NfENoN.-A family named Carroll, living
near ttc -Is works. not being seen for four days
The door was forced open and II found that all
the members had been suddenly taken sick with
cholera mOrbus. The Oycrscer of the Poor con
viewed them 10 the County House, where Mrs. Car
roll soon died.
SING SING.-Frank Dixon, son of Keeper Jesse
Dixon, of the Prison, left home on Sunday night,
after writing note 10 his wife stating that he was
discouraged and asking her To KISS the baby good
bye. hes was geIng away never t. return. lie MAS
Tor man ia tho prison laundry and no cause can
be- assigned for his absence except anSunderstand-
ing that he had with his wife on sunday evening
ALONG TIE SOUND
BRIDGLPORT.-1ha Rifle Club will hold its regu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
FOREIGN STEINER, DUE Ar THIS Port
SHIPPING VEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST q, 1884
ARRIVED


| and passcngersto Jas Elwcl Co,
passengers to Lord q Austin
steamer LapIacc Br, Hcnnng, Rio Janero "a days with
steamer 20 tnmnns }r. Montego Bay days with
steamer Tallahassee Askins = oays with mdse
steamer Roanok Coueh lHcn%ond cry 'ont and Norfolk
ialk Agfor lta. Porha Naples - days in ballast to
BARK Protector Nor, void Gottenburg4s day, with iron
and empty barrels to order vessel 10 Tobias & 90 80
empty barrels and .dt to Funcb 3dyo Co.
day WV With mshogany y to HemesS vessel to Metcat
B1rs SPAN, caeuIbol cabarien Il days, with
to coadcPt Bos r' ySs,ol to waydG CO.
to II Iowei Son co vessel to Tac MGort Co..
Big Gcoga DBr, Dunkwater CaicDas 10 days with sug
Brig Garnet Karsen Port spain Is days with sugar and
Brig Fayoro laman, st Pierre, Martinique II days, with
Brig Britannia iochkiss Antigua 3 lays with sugar to
Brig Boss and stella Tr Mclaughlin 81 John, Nh. IL
dyI "m nmoGt o t' Bp3rm2n mt ys1e 10 hs aTy
with lumber to Chandler Dubois vessel to Simpson, Clapp
scnr Sarah Hunter qRr Mowry. St John. Nh. 10 days
with lumber oJ Creed vc.'e to r IIeney; -,
umbc to order vessel to snp'on. Clamp . co.
Schr Union Evans John No II days with ath to jed
schrJ Cottcr. Wellbaud John Mr., days with lah
schl Nclg Bruce somcryillc. st John M days with
schr julia Pratt Britt stJohn Nh days. with lumber
schr Royal Hrcaaum Gould Iqnn M. saay' with spill
ing to = l. Richardson vessel to - Ncyius& Son IN.
plaster toJ - KING . Co vessel to IL y Mctchf = co
S'hr Nomn lni.9y sands kyor Ms, II dYs' with spl-
iIcory Lindsey reo M. IA DAYS with spill
ins to nca"S kmpIina
CITY Island iS" At sw cloudy ''''' "'' SOW ''''''
Arrived yesterday
steamer Fnrnessl mr. Hclderwick glasgow Aug and
Moulc 10, win mdsc aud passengers 10 Henderson Bros
order '''o' '''" N''''' ''"o' - 0A'' III 'A'''' !"
Bark Marie Nor zacharasen settn n days, with mdse
CLEARED
steamer ecryla 'Rr. cooA Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Vera GER. Barre, Bremen via Southampton
steamer Sportsman lBp, Russell Antwerp simpson
Ameriyue FRI. Santenl TLayre-Lous Beban
steamer aII,1' ioPIin1 Lasu'yI Puerto OAoeo ana
Steamer sroml BIZ Macarlanc, Kingston Sc-Leaycraft
Steamer Y3co?aac T Z sayaaap1-I Yon S ~,
Ri,lmond-Oi Domnion 500.
Steamer Gliucus Berry. Bost0n-H Dmock.
snip tawn, lase, Marseiles-rhomas Dunham's Nephew
Ship Charles II Marshall, Hutchinson Antwerp-Boyd |
BARK ,cGarna Acc'me Itlp. rarod, singapore, BEL
BARK Nuoyo Monde ,Ian Maresca Mlagl-Funch, Eiyo !
Bark Angelina Ttan. Marietta Lsbon-A ndrew ] Ennis
Bark Abpie lBrI, Mitchener Dun iris Bertaux
schr spring Bird Or, Mclean Joln \ 6-scAinn ell
Bros.
steamers sman Tor Queenstown. Stroma, Kingston
also ,3lel-yis Long slani Sog2l-sp Charlie Baker
E5ars Massg p'r,. tor Baeqos Ayro~
THE MOVGHaNr5 OF STEAMERS
tOREGGE PORTS
LONDON Aue 25-Arryei steamer Lulgite Hi (Br', Al.
I1raroor Aug 16-IrIyed, steamer Lake Nepigon BE-
2d,-,aiicd steamer Lod cough Br, Routlcdso for
9rsrysl9,gy Ans trryea steare- Catalonia ,ar cot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
McGAnAYs HoDi LYING IN SrArE.

The ne Nspapcr men of New lolk yesterday paid
hcrtrbutc of respect to the late Jauuarus AoySlus
MacCahlu In the morning committee of the
Press club drove to the Navy Yard, where the body
Law beneath "A tent i'm the Equipment Building
guarded hy a sentinel Commodore Fchrown IN u
lcw words of culogy Of the dead correspondent d"-
llVcrcd the body 70 the committee, and escorted by
the Commodore, Commanders Watson and Kane,
Lieutenant commander kirkland and n guard of
marines was placed ON board the :. j. IenuOX. As
the ting steamed away from the Navy Yard the flags
ON the Powhatan and the other war ships woro
dipped. The body was landed at the Barge Onicc at
~ o'clock where many members of the Press club
were i'm waiting to receive il. The body was taken
thence to the city Hall IN hcarsc followed by the
members of the club and the committee from ohio
in carriages The coffin wHs placed IN the GUvcr-
hor'S room and during the afternoon about 1000
persons visited the hall At 1880 /. m. the body was
again placed ~ the hcUsc aud was taken To the
pcun4ylyana Railroad depot ~ Jersey city. IL was
escorted to the ferry 10y Amos j, Cummings OF The
Sun barclay Gallagher, of the Associated Press.
Colonel WIG Mclaughlin. Of The Ndr; Dr. j. w.
llosmcr of The H0dM; John &. lIonn"s,cy of Tho
Iin1 IT, koCuig, of tho 'tIdfs NitHHg; VS., Doncy.
of truth W. IT, Henry ot The Uoth. and George
Alfred Shaw OF Inc Telegram. who acted as pail
bearers, and about nifty members of the Press Club
Al the depot the body was formally placed IN charge
OF ASscmhll mau II. &. Grccucr aud State senator
John ONcl, of the OHIO LEGISLATURE and John
Ferguson, of NeW-LcXington, Perry County Ohio
the commttcg from that state who were sent hero
10 receive IT, They started for OHIO on the o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
NEW ARK.

County Auditor Hazard yesterday made public a
statement m ans yer 10 the charge of deficiency of
500 900 i'm the Essex County Roal Board Sinking
Fund The report shows that there are now ont
standing only $3.50 o. of bonds, while there
nre Insects of S lOG.32G - ~ moot them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
PETROLEUM RUSnES Up TO 90.

Excited petroleum brokers shouted, waved their
hands ana perspircd all day yesterday on the iioors
oi the two exchanges. The market had taken
another Of its periodical jumps and the bulls
were eXultan over the di>may thcy carried into the
car,ns of the "bcars" Price. had made quick ad-
vance on Monday from - to - cents, and ycster-
day the opening was TWO cents higher A decline
TO 80 cents revived the courage of the hears"
but that was followed by an advance 10 1914 cents
the highest price at which OIL had sold since the
MAY and June depression. They were two small
bear failures at the Ncw-Iork Petroleum TX
change There were $4,000 barrels bought m nm
der the rule for Herman Coaol, broker IN EX-
Chauge-pacc and : 600 barrels for b. i. Fielding
The differences Mt. Cohcu's contracts put at
only $4,000, however. while Mr.. FieldIng's are
smaller. In the last twenty minutes of business
the speculation became more excited than ever and
prices fell from 93 10 - cents The sales at the
two boards exceeded 23,OGoO0O barrels.
The recent "huliiSh feeling in the petroleum trade
has had ITS rise from the action of the associated
producers IN agreeing to stop prospecting work ont
side Of the NardWcll district. II has been Iu-
creased by the heavy decline in the yield Of that
new field and by tine reduction by the Turkish
Government of the protective tariff on American
petroleum. The sharp advance Of the last two
DAYS hoNevcrIs SAID TO be the result OF attempt
TO compel the covering of short sales by several
large stock Exchange houses AMI one particularly
in Ex"hangepacc Traders went home asst night
bcwildcrcd rs 10 the future prospects of the im-
mediate spcculaIou and "A continuance of the eX-
cltcmcut Is looked for to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

charge was without foundation He declare t it
the charge was the result of malice ana lna1
statements made by the lawyer and his client should
not be permitted to suIy the record oil any hoheSV
man.
MR. TWOMEY STILL GUARDING HE SEAL
The demand of the Sinking Fund ConmlssIoncrS
that Captan Michael j. Twomey. ClcrK Oh tle ON
mon ConncIl shall ax the city seal TO certain Terry
leases will he brought before the Aldcrineh at ne
noxt meeting by Mr., rwomey. Osborne Macdanic,
of the Controllers Office, yesterday presenter
several leases TO MFR. TwOmoy aud showed INN the
resolution adopted by the Commissioners requesting
him TO afx the city seal to them: The CLERK supply
called attention 10 the provision OF the law that
leases must he submitted to the Common Council
for their sanction before beng executed" zen
Andrew H. Green was Controller Sad Mr
Twnmcy " he asked me once to lend nm the sea- 10
atty 70 certain documents OF cOurSo ! refused.
The Dock department had special act passed CIV
ing it a seal of MS own. But no leases are NaiId
without the city seal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
HOME Ne 5.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fin Arcnu0 Hotel - Lieutenant General
Phihp H. sheridan and staff; Cha -lc, Francis Adams;
ir Of Roston - Windsor Hotei-EX-G"yernor Leland
stamford n nj Charles Croker. of san Francisco ~
YORK Boiei-scnators C. y Jones, Of Florida and NJ W;
Ransom OF North Carolina Victoria Hoe-'i'nrtal
W J. Bcnan. 81 Ne t-Orlcans 1860 Hofc B'WiSrtck-
General II. Cunli1e, OF England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

said the Justice " can you make me believe that any
one could be injured this woman is, by stao
wound in the back, unless it were done by some
other means than those now described; sanford,
you are discharged, but remember shall not loigeI
YOU"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
.IERNLN NIIY.

John Master IA well-kuOwn ana prosperous bust
ness man of tho Heights became suddenly and yiO-
lcutlv insane yesterday, and was removed to the
asylum at snake Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
SIATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICHMoNp.-James McEncamy, age cigh-
teen. was drowned yesterday by falling from "A
small boat while fishing in the Kills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Yes, Clarlsa, there are two sides 10 every
volet-frcghte paper OF yours you viii Inc burden
OF mo gentleman who "a rcs away waste paper
hiher by using Just ohc O those sides for your query"
i lOnkers Statcsm III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

lar shoot at Readmoor near Stratford, this after
noon.
SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dudley p. Ely's
barn took fire Yesterday, and the upper part o. it,
with 100 bushels of oats and eight tons Of hay,
was burned. The loss was S3 900; insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain Of ssrao,a
Springs aud Ia In the opinion Of the eminent med
zeal men Natures Sovereign Cure for Constipa-
ton, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Inactive
Conditions of the Kidneys and a most
salutary Alternative in scrOf1lOus affections With
ladies' gentlemen aud bon vyants everywhere II ha.bs
the standard OF dietary eKpedent fortifyng tina
digestive functions and enabling frehliyers 10 ndnlgs
with impunity al table. The world OF wealth intel.
1gencc and refinement estles to it, sparkling naturally
pure. and delightful qualities the beverage incOnpar-
ase and accred 1t with being the and specifies,
source OF clear cOmpleXiOn- high health and exbcrsnt
spirits. iiathorn Spring Water IL sold only
IN glass bottles; four dOzeh pints packed In
II may be- obtained at all hotels, and Of druggista
wine merchants. aud grOcers everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AbIAVNH
sunrises 49, setsG3G Noon 1922 Moons ds
HGI WATER rD-'At
<.Y-Saudy Hook, GOV. Island orc Hell Gate. 2:lj
RM.-sandy Hook, 0O7 Gov. Island OIJ Hell Gate. 2:3S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

"Oh, mOnstrOus but enc haif-qenny-
worth Of bread 10 this mol rabIe deal OF
saCk!'
King HENRY w
some Hfs Insurance contracts full ~ limitations,
quail ICatiJns and restrictions tina man mast consult ms
LAWYER know how die within tle terms ~ hs polcy'
They halfpeuuy worth u pro ''uol 10 an ut0era
bic deal o. res rictiOl. Tho UNlON IlA LfE foI,It5
contain restrictions mp travel and elot anu def
years upon patton. ltyo insure IN 1s cOh
pauy. Pnltdrlp IA bar cannot deF5e tuo way
4oreby YOU inyalidato your insurance
JAMES "a. BEAaSE1.E. NANAGEH,
tJG Hroadwny, .New-NOri.. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
The Cheapest and the Best.
WHEAT
BAKING
POWDER.
PURE and WHOLESOME.

II contains no injurious ingredients.
IL leaves no deetcrOus substances IN Tho bread ~
all puro grape Cream Of Tartar and Alum powders
do
II restores 20 tho dour tho highly important con.
sutueutz rejected In the bran oi tke wheat
II makes better and hshtor biscuit than any
niunr laAIuIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

Genuine Johann lIoTs Mat Eurlcth1 Ng1atnrNotro
IIUf NII Eisner neck bottle ludOrsel ~
al phy sIctns Tor general debility Beware u limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

II'N - - 7 7IT'T'T =.
aud we might also anytime ant pan well In our advice
good ccpcrs and AIDES generally The great ueces
atv existing always to hGNca perfectly afc roWclv Convc
u,t fO relief prImpt Of the ailments peculiar
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27

DEVOTION WORTHY A BETTER HUSBAND.
"YOu are swearing TO lie, " said Justice Patter-
son in the Jefferson Market Police Court, YESTERDAY
when woman took an oath that her husband,
Archibald SANFORD. bad not stabbed her in the
back with an pick. She said that IN getting out
pf bed she slipped and fell upon the pick. Never"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-27
IooKI~G FOR MISSING rrorrr.

Superintendent Naliug WAS asked yesterday to
search for Hattie MINER sixteen years Old who
recently left her home In Jersey city, The gir ran
away eighteen months ago, and joined theatrical
company. She was then placed in re-
u fcv weeks ago. H. i. Reeves. of New
Haven, y. y, who is believed 10 bc insane. il in
this city with his ltto daughter. lie sent tclc-
gram 10 u member of hls family saving that be vns
vol, and that the chd va, happy