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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-11
THE CATHOLIC PlENARY COUNCIL.
The Opening for Understanding Sub
jects for Consideration.

BALTIMORE, Nov 10.-The plenary council
assembled this morning at the Seminary of St
Sulpice for the transaction of business. All
members were present A number of subjects
were presented, but nothing determined A day
or two will be required to arrange the subjects
to be considered
The only absent prelate is Bishop Twigg, Of
Pittsburg The three Canadian bishops, and
Osouf, bishop from north Japan, taking part
in the deliberations, have been assigned, by
courtesy, the privilege of seats at all the CON
ferences
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-11

IT is with pleasure that we call the attention
Of our readers to the Garland Stoves and
Ranges They are acknowledged TO be the best
in the world, aud, we understand, many more
of them are sold than of all other kinds in
the United States put together, They cost
no more than Ii often asked for an inferior
article.
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Sulsor6uous Furniture,

NatlonaI hepUbIlcan.
A Ypsanti woman was so sure that Mrs.
Lockwood would be elected President that she
spent all her spare money buying bric-a brac for
Belvas cabinet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-11

from Mr. Barnum. Similar rlmors have been
credited by many people during the last few
days
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-11

Browns Bronchial Troches' act directly on
the organs of the voice They have an extraor-
binary effect in all disorders Of the throat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-11

A UCrION SALE-OF NEW CARPETS, RUGS,
IA etc We will SELL on "Wednesday morning, Nov.
IL, at 100 clock at our rooms No. IS Z. Washington
st. large variety ofnew Velvet Administer Body Brus.
sells, Tapestry Brussels, two and three ply Atwood
and Ingram Carpets, together with assortment of
Velvet and other Rugs etc. These goods are all now
sound and perfect already made up and of different
sizes, and only sold for the purpose of raising
money. Terms cash. Sale positive. HUNT & No
CURDY Auctioneerc.
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LOST.

I OST - CLOAK - LONG BROWN PLUSH
! cloak, trimmed With black fur, on Monday after.
noon, Nov, 10, on road between east entrance OF
Grown Hill Cemetery and city; So reward will De paid
II left at Campln q Reisner's shoe store, 20 West
Washington street.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT 81 McCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND GEN
L L eral Auctonoers No 50 East Washington strest
Stocks of merchandise in city country bought out
wight for cash.
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FOR SALE.

run BALE.
NOR SALE-SMAI4L HARMLESS THAN TWO
Il miles from city at 500 Der aero. Y. a GOOD
WIN, II Thorpe Block.
NOR SALE-BLANKETS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
L VIII sell at a great discount, o. f. GEISEN-
DORFF & co, wooden mill north side Of West
Washington street
NOR SALE-TTMBER-ONE HUNDRED ACRES
A os large growth oak and ash timber twenty miles
from Indianapolis near railroad station saw mill
the ground. Address TIMBER, journal Office.
FINANCIAL.
NO LOAN-MONEY-ON CITY PROPERTY. E.
i z. HOWLETr 8 Condt Block.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER
NJ est. j. w, WILLIAMS 50 CO. aud Vinton
Block.
VA + WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU
w rity promptly, at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS. Q. DAY " CO., ~ East Market
street.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRlDGEPoRT.-lsaao NJ. Bnrr, charged with for
gerry, was taken before the City Court Yesterday
and was held in $1,000. Ii is alleged that Burr OBJ
tanned e 800 from Mrs. Jane A. Sherwood. Of
Dauburv last October on two forged notes Burr
also presented, as alleged. bogus deed of some
land and an insurance policy for $4,000. Tho lat
ter il filled out on "a blank which lie obtained at the
Office of Staples & Co. Mrs. Sherwood accepted
the bogus deed, notes and insurance policy and adj
vancod the money.
SoUrn koRwAlK-A conference at the City lIote
between d. G. Birisall and +. A. Woodward yes
terday is said TO possess significance The Old
Woe Hook and Ladder Company has assets OF
81 462 and $500 cash in bank. Officers for the
year have been elected, and seven new members
added.
Wrsrponr.-Two hundred additional loborers
viii he put to work next week on the New-York and
Connecticut Air Line, and the driving of piles for
bridges across tho SauGatuck and HOusatonic Rivers
will also be begun.
DARrrN. The funeral of P. r. Fairchild. for
mary years connected with the publication depart
ment of The Ne,C- York Sun took place on Thursday
WATERBuRY.-An unknown man killed yes
terday on the Nangatuck Railroad. He was about
thiTty-hvc years old. No papers by which lie could
he identified were found.
MtMs.Tho Lyceum debating society last night
discussed the subject, do farmers daughters
make bettcrwifes than the daughters of profess
siOnal men u
SAuGArUCK.-Ex- Senator J. f. Wheeler was sum
mOned to New iOrk yesterday to the bedside of his
daughter, who is dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever.
MlLFORp-ine MlIoI'l NUn CluD DdS ndic 1T
gemenis to take part in the State shooting tour
nament at WainglOrd ON Wednesday.
Word has been received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Merwin. Of Los Angeles, Cal, formerly of
this town, to the effect that their dwelling and
other property swept away by the late floods.
WELCH's PorNT-Thc George w. Miles Company
are enlarging their oil works.
SrAMFoRD.-The monthly meeting of the Wheel
Club will he held on Tuesday, and auumber of new
members wlll BIZ admitted..... The first public
service of the Presbyterian church will be held to-
morrow evening musical programme has been
prepared For his services ia ferreting out and
arrcs,ing tho Mccnrg boys, 500 is 10 be present
F.. Waring, OF Now-York, who has planned a sys-
TEN Of sewerage and submitted il to the borough
authorities, advocates a separate system which
shall exclude storm water, and admit of the use Of
smaller sewers accompanied by suitable pumping
apparatus, as the most economical and efficient for
Stamford ..... The BAPTIST society Is 10 have
new organ.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-The Law and Order Association has
nominated Abram Bauvelt for Excise Commits
sioner, and Cornelius l. De Baum for Poormastsr
The now directory OF the county shows among
the heads OF families, 125 Smiths and 113 Blau-
velts......A bill will be presented to the Legisa-
ture to make the Fire Department chartered or
ganizaton . The new boilers to be placed in
Commodore VOorhiss catamaran will weigh nine
tons and the engines four tons. The cylinders will
stroke The paddle wheel is being enlarged from
sixteen to twenty feet in diameter with seven and
half feet face. The Ruckman will contest was
continued yesterday.
PIERMoNT.-A citizens meeting in the interests of
law and order will be held OH Tuesday evening.
TOMKiNs COvr.-The Rockland County Teachers
Institute will begin it's annual session on April z.
STRING VALLEY.-John l.. Haring has sold his
hotel to Edward II. Smith, Of New-York.
HAvERSTRAw.-The Zion Methodist Episcopal
Conference will meet March 1S......A stock
company is forming for the erection of a building
TO he used as town hall, stores and Offices
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
STATEN ISLAND.

ToTTENvnLE.-Th annual meeting of tho West;
field Oyster Planters Protective Association will
be held at Sevenhsars' Hail. in this village to-day.
The object of tho meeting will be to decide what
steps to take in regard to preventing raids on the
beds by nonresident dredgers, aud New-Jersey
Oystermen.
NEW -BnGHToN.-An adjourned meeting of the
Law and Order Leagne of Richmond County viii
be held at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Monday evening, for the purpose Of
taking more effective measures II possible, to pre-
vent the open sale of intoxicating drinks on sun
day.
EDGEwATER.-The awards Of the Rapid Transit
Commissioners TO all property owners along the
East Shore section of the proposed route have been
confirmed, with two exceptions by the Supreme
Court Judge, weo first appointed the Commission.
NEw-D -DoRp.-Dr. Ephraim Clark County Physi,
clan of Richmond County, is lying dangerously I'll
at his home. lie is the oldest physician in the
county.
WEST NEw BRIGHToN-Dr. Joy. physician
to the Sailors Snug Harbor, will act as Governor,
unit a successor to the late Captain Melville is
appointed.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

THE WEATHER l. so DISCOURAHING TO
THOUGHTS OF LIGHTER CLOTHIN6 THAT We DO
NOT VENTURE SUGGESTION ABOUT MENS
SPRING OVERCOArS OR TROUSERS, ALI hOOU
WE HAVE QUANTITIES OF BOTH READY FOR Ih
MEDIATE SERVICES BUT YOUR BOYS CLOTHES
MUST BE LOOKED AFTER WHATEVER THE TIN
pERATURE THE WRITER has A PRESENT FOR
CHILE ILLUSTRATION OF THIS FACT in TIE CASE
OF HIS OWN SMALL BOY-OR DOES THIS LAD WEAK
OFT CLOTHES FASTER THAN OTHERS JUST BE-
CAUsE IT HELPS HIS FATHERS BUSINESS
FOR WHATEVER BOYS WEAR-CLOrHEs' UNDER
ctoTUrs SHOES AND HArS-THERE CAN BIZ NO
pt,rrrR PT ACE TO BUY THEM. "ANY BARGAGNSp
YOTrAS YES PLENTY OF THEM AND, MIND YOU,
WHEN A PURCHASE Is MADE HERE, THAT'S NoI
THE END OF The MATTER, FOR WE TAKE BACK
THE GOODS AND REFUND YOUR MONEY II YOU
PREFER IT. EVEN AFTER THE GOODS HAVE SEEN
SERVICE IF THEY DON'T WEAR WELL WE LIKE
TO HEAR or TT THAT YOU MAY NOT BE THE
LOSER THEREBY.
OPEN UNTIL O'CLOCK TONIGHT
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

oonized. has received q Ietter from Congressman
Phelps He said: 81 see by the names that large
number Of the club are Of German descent, wnicn
makes the compliment more highly appreciated oy
also have in this country had enough intercourse
with the Germans to know that they make loyal and
good citizens and true friends. 4 have never 1sn-
cied fhc long name given TO me bv my parents, so
why not call your club simply The Phelps Asso-
citation"
Itis understood that the Newark Plank Road Com
pany will voluntarily make second reduction In
It's rate NJ tolls In order TO reconcile the antagonsm
which has grown up among manufacturers and
business men against the company.
Judge Magic, of the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted writ of certorari restraining the New
ark Common Council from making any changes IN
the Police Department, until the legality OF the
ordinance. originally passed, can be reviewed by
the Supreme Court in June. A copy of the order
was served on the city counsel last night II makes
nugatory an ordinance just passed, providing Tor
such removals.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
Worth Thinking Of.
Whaf Aver'a cherrv Ppctnral does: -
Cherry PeCt0ra! d0es:-

II breaks up a cold, and stops . cough
more speedily, certainly, and thorough
" than any other medicine.
II spares mothers much painful anxiety
about their children, and saves the litts
ones lives.
1t cures all lung and throat diseases that
can be reached by human aid.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
RUGG INDICTED FOR MURDER.

The Queens County Grand Jury concluded the
examination of witnesses IN the Maybee murder
and Townsend and Spraguc assault cases yestcr-
day The foreman presented to I e court eight IN
dictments against the negro Charles H. Rugg Two
OF the indictments for murder IN the first de
gree for having on November II, 1853, murdered
highway robbery, and one was for burg larry. John
and Edward .Iappan, who were accused OF the May
bee murder, were discharged. reporter visited
Riggs cell and found hnn lying on his cot, with
his leg chained to the wall. On beng informed of
the Indictments he raised his head and said,
"Well 1 thought they would"
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the people who arrived on the Cuuard
steamer IavOnia Yesterday Mr. and Mrs f.. v.
Wendell, Mr. and Ms. j. Walker George Urluhart X.
W. Rckard, CJaTas Paris Miss Paris, T. G. Mott, J..
MacWhIrter, Alexander MacGTrgor, Walter Laidiaw the
Marquis lie Eenyc. f. A. Lawrence II. W. Hart, j. H..
Laid, Henry Ashley, f. Betcmarh, I. :. Byth, F. j.
Brutland, H. Caldec0tt f. Cooper, Miss Cooper q. Dick
man. Mr. and Mrs. VI. Goldsmith, Thurston Hamer, aud
Mrs. L. +. Humphrey.
Among those VINO sailed by the Westphalia were L.
Iandauer Charles Becker Mrs. Fanny Hoffman Miss
Wsly Margot dc EcrGe, Mr. and Mrs. b. WehrfrlN aud
Martiu Hink
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLNNs--A suit was tried in the Circuit
Court yesterday under the Civil Damage Act. IL
was brought nv Mrs. Margaret Grady Of Mount Ner-
uOn, against Henry Prggie, the proprietor of a
husband. The defendant supplied her husband
with liquor after she had repeatedly warned HIM
against doing SO. On February g. 1888, he became
grossly intoxicated on liquor obtained from the
defendant and fell down flight of stairs Tecciv-
ing injuries from which he died shortly aftcrward.
The jury rendered a verdict in favor OF the plain
till for 81, 300.
CITY IsLAND--George w. Sc0feld, Long Island
Sound pilot, passed Bartlett Reef in charge Of
vessel on Friday morning OF last week, and has not
been heard from since.
CROION.-Arthur Irish, an engineer on the IIud-
son River Railroad, was scaded yesterday. A pat
eut emo kc-burner has been attached TO some of the
gineer who operates 1t by small lever near the
air brake. While the train was passing through
CrOtOn the lever was blown ont, and "A quantity of
steam and hot water entered the engineers cab.
WEST CHESTER he taxpayers are agitated over
a bill in the Legislature authorizing the town to
issue bonds TO the amount of 460OO0 for the repair
of certain roads and for such other improvements
as a commission to be appointed by the Supervisor
of the town may think propCr..... Justice Thomas
Bible received serious injuries abOut week ago.
and IL now believed TO be beyond recovery, spinal
meningitis having set In.
YONKRRs.-An amendment g. the city charter is
before the Legislature having been approved by
IN the assessment for grading streets aud building
sewers.
SING SiNG.-Large working parties Of engineers
are surveying the ground for the new aqueduct
The inhabitants are building large eIpec' atiuns of
pecnnlary benefit to be derived from this under
taking.
ROCKY HiLL.-The death OF Miss shepherd was
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
How Ayers Cherry PectoraI Does Such Good.

II soOthes 20 natural and refreshing
slumber, during which Nature regaiDs
strength to combat disease.
II clears out and heals diseased air cells
in the lungs, and helps Nature TO repair
the waste made by the corrOsiOn Of pui-
mOnary disease.
Ii puts stop to the cankerous decay Of
Cafarrh
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

attended by o curious circumstance. Six months
ago sho lost part OF an earring. In dressing
chicken for the funeral dinner on the day she was
buried the missing jewel found IN the intestnes
OF the fowl
EAST CHEsTER-The town will have only one
Overseer of tho Poor hereafter. AT the annual
be entrusted with tho duty of looking after the
poor and disbursng all the poor fund of me town.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
EORELGN STEANERs Due IN THLS ION
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. K...........FRIDAY, MARCH 7. 1884


PORT OF NEw-YORK. FRIDAY, MARCH Z 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Ptoleuy tBr,. bennington, santo, Feb
Jsner0 TO- Indso and 10 Busk JeyOus
chr Robert Clark, bandersoD FrOntea 20 days with
10 J q Ward ~ Co
Steamer Gloucester ar, Peters AvOmnOuh Feb 1 and
swansea 81 with tndse and passengers to w Morgan.
Tallahassee fshrr savannah ~ days, with mdse
and Passengers to Henry fonge' jr
steamer America Miller, New. London
Brig Alcra Lindsey, Maracabo - days with coffee 10
der vessel 10 r GOgorza's sons.
sUNSEP- SANDY Hoot. moderate Me- thick Jog.
At city Island fresh, Nj rainy and thick.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Payona tBri McNay Liverpool Feb 23. Queens.
Sch Martinique Lowell Laluna Jan II. Chetan u and
Key West a days win mdsetO fhehaud BIOS vessel to
Buck q co. ...
steamer Richmond I'M lBrl, Hyde, London-seager Bros
steamer Asslian Monarch B, HARRISON LondOn-Patton,
steamer scrvia .ED, Cook. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer state Of Inilana CBr. wylne Gaseow-Austn
steamer Castila fBr1 Ward. glasgow Henderson Bros
nandina-C n Mallory n Go.
steamer African lBr. DoEhng, Newport News-Beloni
ship Rmsleaicr Entwlstie YoEohana-R Isaacs y Bro.
ship Daniel Barnes, StOvor san Franclsco-VaD Nleeck
BARK Crescent Rutland. brisbane, oueensiand-R " Cam
HIsa Hampton Court iGerl, Kruse Trlesto-T1eo Eugor
B4rk Ephr,s-i t,;o Brun stockholm-Fnnch Tdve 3 90
CO.
Rutherford (Br, Thon-on. Liverpool Funch.
nara Edith ,nrl Pinkney Lelth- -scammcll Bro.
Bark Chas Hoard ~, blanchard ffolercksadt Cur
BTE Mad 3canmc lsr, Mobiles Charleston -sclmmell
Bros
schr silver Spray. Lamson st Johns. PR-fenandcl&
hcnr sarah Corl.s Or Carbon PatGoaye- scamrsn BIOS
hchr CaIne Woodbury.. Mallory Nucgitas-f II smith
d Co
sehr Katie Ranger, Hanley. BaracOa-H Ii DumOs
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
Why Ayers Cherry PectoraI is so Perfect Medicine.

Because II Is not only the most effective
medicine for the uses to which IL il
designed, but, owing to the enormous
quantities in which il Is made. Is sold Of
80 low a price that il is placed within
the reach Of every household.
Because ii Is an active curative agent,
that must be taken by drops, A. pre-
scrbcd in the directions accompanying
each bottle, and not mere palliative
syrup that may be swallowed w
mOuthiuls.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

Because It is a scientifically ordered COM
pound, OF great potency, the product
OF years of study, observation, and ex--
perience in the treatment Of throat and
lung diseases.
Because it is prepared from the purest
forms OF the drugs employed IN II,
chemically combined by process of
such perfection and accuracy a5 would
be unattainable, even by the most
skiIlful pharmacist, dealing with small
quantities.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
Jersey CITY.

The JERSEY City Yacht Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Commodore, II. {. ROome; vice
commodore +. c. Browcr- Ancher; secretary
George Hawes treasurer, q. II. T. Doggett
John j. Schieifn of West Newa k-ave., who
secured a decree of divorce few days ago, has
instituted proceedings against Louis COlsky, the
correspondent in the divorce suit, TO recover
$4,000 damages.
The Boa:d Of Freeholders has decided TO take
no further action in the matter OF new county
load until next year.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

II expels the mUcus from the throat and
the air passages Of the bead, and
cleanses the mucous membrane.
1t aIlays Inflammation, puts a stop to
tickling in the throat and coughing,
and enables the patient to rest.
i heals sore throat, reduces the swollen
tonsils, and restores natural tone TO
the affected vocal cords.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

It prevents the growth, TO serious III
ness, OF n dangerous class OF diseases
that begin ~ mere trivial ailments, and
are too apt to be neglected as such.
II slleyiates even the most desperate
cases OF pulmonary diseases, and
affords 10 the patient last and the
only chance for restoration 70 health.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rses as $50 Noon sets zl0 Mo0as ds IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AH.-sapdy Nook, 800 Gov. Islsnl 6:25 Hell Gate. 7l4
PB.-sandy Hook, 52G Gov. Isl2ad 5:59 Hell Gsts. f45
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


LIVERPOOL March ARRIVED, steamer Wisconsin IBrl'
Rigby, from New. w.York Feb 20. m,
oukENsTOWs, March 7-Arrived, steamer warrior lbI'
withors from New Orleans Feb H. her way 70
m-Arrived steamer city OF Chicago tbfi noSo"'
from NewYOrk her to Liverpool and procecleo'
KINeAR March Passed, steamer Ard lnB0rm trl coe
worthy from ew0rle9ns Feb 1j on her way 10
LIZAnD March 7-Arrived steamer surrey (bFb "hson'
from Baltimore Feb 81, on her way TO London 49, uor
HAMBURG, March ARRIVED steamer frlsla lGer hoph'
from NoWY York Feb %.
HAVANA March 6Arrivsd steamer city ofPueba Deaken
from Vera Cruz for New. York ,,, ,oLo Tor
sr KTTTa March 6-Saed. steamer Murie Br Locke ior
NeW.YoTk. ,,.-,.. ,xou,
New York for WindwaId ports.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON March 7-Arrivsd steamer Craigendoran tBr Ar
buckle, Cienfuegos Missouri (Br, dleig LVerpoo Ahe
Cleared steamer Wetherby (Br) Harrison London. w.,
PHILADELPHIA, March 7-Arrived, steamers BerHs uanu
Allentown, Swaseyi WDsmsport Wiletts ana Achiiios
wiley. Boston .----. 49,, o,o, m,
BAI1soRR March 7-Arrived steamers Calf OF suez (br
Allen Boston; Johns Hopkins, March, Savsnnsh, ,,-
Cleared steamers Mentmore Br Amot Liverpool Lsuder'
dale tBrl, o Oyenst0ne GLASGOW. ,.o,.u. p.tt
CRlRLRsroS March 7Cleared. steamer Mcclellan ba!u
SAVANNAH March 7-Cleared steamer VIM Lawrence, ~
NEw.ORLEASs March 7ArTtyed steamer AMER Heao lbt'
Rouen.
GALyKsIoS March Cleared steamer Bernard Han (Dr'
Iiyerpool
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

The invigorating rest of a smoke is lost If
there any suspicion Of mpury I'm the tobacco pTugGeo
fragrance son Natures ayors sOOtng and hea
full Every has guarantee OF unadueTtJed qualy
when s ppo with BlackwelIB Durham Long Nut, UT
rolls into 2 ClRarette.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
SAILED.

Steamers Pieer de coninek for Antwer City OF San An
tonic, Fernandina ,,,,. nouo-.ro
An Sable and Ocean Pearl ,Ardenas. ...
Brigs John Shay for Client gos Josefai MatalIas ~,
schrs WOodslde for Carlenas Lizzie MAJOR, SJ MHc'
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

THE NON-MECHANICAL, No CHIMNEY, DUPLEX
LAMP
,t,hont chimney No machinery to Get ont of or.
der and by actual Government est giye- ona more E
mai the Mechanical lamp Csl and 81 O send ol III
HFKToGRAPH MANUFACTURING Co. "a Church-st. ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

If Hacking Cough is disturbing your nights
rest pef a box Of BRUNMELLs CEfLBKAIRO C0U0a D8ofs
They will afford immediate relief.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
Announcements.

Genuine Johann Ho6s Extract has OF Johann
neck OF every Dotte w
all physicians for general debility Beware OF miIS'ons
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

NY friend look here YOU know how weak
and ervons vor tfe is and you know Carters Iron
Pills win relieve her now why be fair about 1t and buy
her
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08
NEWARK.

The action of a number of business and profes-
siOnal men in asking for Injunction resralningthe
city authorities from renting stands IN Broad-st 10
farmers and yenders will result III driving he whole
market traffic from BrOad-st. where 10 has been a
nuisance for number of years. Some time ago
Judge McCaher decided that the city had no right
10 lease public streets for market purposes and
c0nld not legally exact fees rent from market
men. Ihe system has been continued, the market
men paying tees ~ usual tc the clerk. The accom-
mOdations Of Centre Market are inadequate and the
tTaihc has been pc mitted to be carried on in the
finest thOr0ughtdre IN the city. IL has been pro-
posed several times to erect market or extend
The present one, but the reluctance to Increase the
bOude debt OF the city has always been an obsta-
Gle. IL Is estimated that he cost Of erecting 4
building would be about $ZJO,OOO.
Experts Will begin an examination Of the ac-
counts of Street Improvements TO ascertain how
the proceeds Of the sale Of ~ 200, 900 of bonds
have been applied. The bonds were issued for
speclfc purpose, but the money has been used in
various ways IN meeting the current Obligations Of
the city instead Of being expended in the channels
designated by the law.
To Republicans Systematically TeOrgaElZlng
for the pOiitical campaign this year. The City and
Comfy Committees have held meetings aud the
various clubs are beginning TO show activity. The
William Walter Phelps Association. recently Or
New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1lAIexmgtou.ave between 10Th and 3Dtssr.
Hsnrs stoI 5to7 Diseases u tho Nervous !y,s' n
Gentle. U Urinary Orgau4 Impotence and stef-At''