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The woman was placed under $4,000 bail and inc
mon under half that sum.
IDEAL MUNICIPAL SERVANTS.
STANDARD FOR POLICE AND FIREMEN.
sucGrsrIovs FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE FhFo'0
...nct .r1nN 10 1HE sIATE COMMISSION

SUGGESTIONS FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE Nh''''1
ASSOCIATION TO THE STATE COMMISSION
The Nev-York State Civil Service Commission
Yesterday continued its consideration vi ,iu inoGIe
iatons aud rules which should he nluo di;liiV To
to the various cities IN he STATE anu I most i'm,
New-York. Buffalo, and Brooklyn ne i," con-
portant business was the acceptance oi rIos IA
rernpg the application OF the ClNh Ho 49,,
Tho mo ice force and Fire Department I'D thS CIV;
nm Nnv 0G the civil service COMMISSION PaNS,,u
. Irtinn recommending to the Coniinlltcc 81 Il
~ N,,ri, T;,,I service Reform Association on Civil
Scrvicc Examinations an examination o1 eXlstlhg
rules regulating appointments IN the ponce iorce
i'm The Fire Department, and the conduct Hl aPpo,h-
Ices with reference the adaptation OF those ilrs
to competitive examinations. In aCroiuaure WIN
tins resolution, Edward Cary Chhrles y; b3N sou,
f. l.. Godkiu. Carl SchutZ, ana ". B D. St'pri
made the required investigation, ana rendered lull
rcuort 10 the COMMISSION Competitive eNalihna-
t6ns for all positions IN the public service and for
promotion therein are stIcnunusy insisted on Ill
The report and cmphatically approved 10y the Tom
mission "r0 accomplish the purpose of all reform
laws" say the Committee. " the FIRST step Is 10 scpa
rate the service from politics. ana make appomt
mcuts and promotions for Illness only plactcalN
tested. The specific meinS provided AIc oP - corn.
pctltiVc examinations aud probation. 'lrhi 'lIrNS
~ laid ou the physical condition of an applicant Tor
an appointment. aud the Committee say
tits to To- horne clearly IN mind mat the rN,lc g'
cnut IN tor GOOD sctNrr tntnc Than u any special ne
qir,ucut-. aud should hr madc n- complete AMI CON,
sctir- ~ body MEASUREMENTS, Wk'h NIrt Uuln' ~
ulu. ord corresponding ictt of The slrn 10 "l rlrh 81
oi mnes huc, chcst legs ! rins 81 tehcn 10, m"nns of
i,.,r.nl,s hi .mulr ArIiuuplprs and diunmumctti4,
of M, tc.t. oi strength are then clmpor with o tnm
nf ,oupm,uto of the CORE uOudaf
pttt. Wht uuuu can do g. thus coutu-trl WIN WIh
hc ought to uc able 10 do ana the ratio between lt u.s."
hNrs ls relative standing.
Further examination ns 10 Rcucrnl qunlihcai Ion
IN L. go to the auhrcts ol his general ch1ncl"r
cXppeicuce and kuuWcdro oi reading NriinH,
spelling, addition. sublrncton. mulilphcli' h ana
division of whole uumlcrt uoIlrr rules hh' l't'ii,
tious aud uuc.iiuu. tplntIug TO cuts EuN'tuu' ul u,
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VACATIONS FOR THE LErTER-cARRIERs

Postmaster Pearson il making preparations 20
carry out tine Law giving the lctt"l-cJrr"rS ["
weeks vacation. AbOut eighty men. taken from
the list oi applicants for positions rs carriers nave
been informed that their services wil b" required IN
August and September. Most OF the carriers will
have their vacations IN the next TWO months, ana
tsr diners will nave two weeks IN next May and
juno. rs the fiscal year does not Close until june
80, 1850. some OF tho regular carriers will be
compelled Ia work harder tEan usual, ~ the new
mon via probably not be entirely cihc. lent N inst.
Evurr;cnccd carriers will he transferred from ono
part of the city 10 another as Re lutre H. Tho car
rieTs are overoycd by the prospect of regular Va
cations.
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tension TO tho public school building The in
corporators of the Rockland County Society for
Inc prevention of Cruelty to Children yesterday
this week. 80. To-day, tomorrow and Friday the
ladies' of Grace Episcopal Church will hold bazaar
Inc proceeds will be used for completing tho in
terror OF the church.
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ARREST OF A LIQUOR SELLER.

Lawrence McMahon proprietor of the AcOvc,
Fran&iin-st Nvacl, RIM hole vas arrested yester
day on the e. plant of James II. L.IstIe, q mem-
her of the Orangct0wn Law aud order society.
Mcmahon is charged with selling liquor without II
license on juno Il. Justice Edward II. Cole ac
iourncd the case until Friday. c. +. Hoffman viii
appear Tor the prisoner and District Attorney
Wheeler and QuentIn McAdam for the people.
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1yer'S Pills

Are the best medicine to accomplish the
necessary work Of cleansing, stimulating
and restoring. They are more thorough
in their purgatiyc effect than any others.
vet are not violent in their action, CXcr-
else powerful influence for good upon
the other vital organs rs well rs the
bowels, and etiectUally
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HON Il Ne US.
ppONINRkT ARRINAIS

rim Arcnus Hoiti-ScnatOr Warner Miller,
Of HerHiucr y. y; ex-senator William A. Rtfnuu, of
Counec: ict; ex-c ougres3man X. T. Van Horn, o. Ms
solri and Colonel j. A. Brdsand OF Indiana GHscg
H0t- William Purcell OF Rochester; lfd Davenport, ~
Bath, y i and john G.. Prather. OF 81 inuis Bre
roort H9tyc-G Robert ictc. 0i u 'yiaud.....
Mr. Y0rE H0e-ScnatOr g. T. Jonas, Of Louisiana
Westminster Ho,ct-ENScaator ;. II. WendJ,cr, Of Stuy
\ Y.
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DUSDepSi0

Is one Of the most dangerous Of the dis
cases caused by these complaints. Affect
jng as it docs the centre Of life - the
stomach quickly derangcS and imperils
the whole system, physical and mental. It's
symptoms are manifold, and many of
them 80 serious that they are generally
regarded and treated as special maladics.
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20 Years.!

The reports from the u.e o'swhs Specific ts ssli,u
treatment ~ continue ~ be wOnd rful Tor. "a t
obc No doubt that IA positive spscnc shin Csnsn
EpthciOma 'W
For twenty suffered from Cancer on nv ~,
Patent tash and NcrurY Mixtures fcI cal M 49,
the nnc'r lost he nee ~ ny arms AMI IN, upper pari y
body. Ny general health breko1 i0Fn ana ~ Ky
was draparel of IS - euro sound and aeil 'tts
at life tome can lD' loo by ans s
ary value my hlc aud the support ~ nV ,,aii.ne
Swfts spec ne W. H. BISON, nati,larp 40"
MI Bfooks. near Albany vas hopnesslv anetea .,A
cancer n hld through his nOio lnt0 hs nonih ivy.
throat Tho tno az h4 death onlf uns.op M ss.l
short time tie prayed fnr doatl HE aufenf was ., .,.y
"a y. hit had wonderful eject pn hln H'lmprov'ws.t
g. rtuat that all feel auto ~ HE b'us efety ea ~
ln time.
w u. otLntRr Albany. "a
our Treatise Blood AMI akin plsea mailed freq ma.
pIcmts
TuE SWIFT frEclric co,
drawer Atlanta a.
N y,oncc, l5) " ollst, Philadelphia ofcs 200 ch.,.
nutst
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srNDRY NEw.IERsEY rOwNs.

BIooWFIfID.-A tte girl living in the Bee
HIVE an Italian tenement hou-e, lel mo CARLY
stone quarry yesterday breaking herlcs aud receive
ing other severe injuries.
East OEANGr A movement is on foot against
gruccls who sci. beer and liquors in small quantl-
ties under Government licenses. The temperance
people intend 10 carry thu cases before the Grand
Jury. ~
Standardization Goshen the Middlcbush
Giant has brought an action for divorce, and the
evidence il now beng taken before referee.
PAtEHSDN.-NIcc ret hauccor Van fleet has de-
cidcd that permanent Injunction should be- grant
ed restraining Joseph kcppler from allowing the
game OF ten pms IN his alley between =. H. ahd
a.
ROCkIAND COUNTY.
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assaulted her, Fox sent to prison in default of
81, 800 bail.

ARMS, TRAvTCLE AND SKULL BROKEN BY FALLS. >,
John Maugin n youth of No. 81 Park-st.,, IetI
from the roof of his home yesterday and broke Don
of his arms. Bya fall down the hatchway OF the
steamship Austra James w. Mandus, the steward
broke his collar bone. John Tompkins. OF Ne IA
BOwcry, fractured his skull by fall at NO. Oh
hercer-st., where he was employed.
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The OnlU CMre

For the various forms Of dyspeptic dis
eases, is IN medicine that will remove lis
primary cause, by restoring the stomach.
liver, Kidneys, and bowels TO healthiul
condition. Any other treatment j. as use
less A. an effort would be- to make watch
keep time by simply gliding its case, when
Il Ind q hrnknn main-snriny
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NEW NEWPORT NEWS, July 22-sailed. steamer onv,,,-
WIisSGToS July 22-Arrivcd, steamer Regulator
Ninnett New-York JAW" Domingo
hhiied. steamer CITY Of Atlanta, NewYork
NEw-ORLEASs. July 22-Clearcd steamers fr,a,....
Hudson. New YORK; Aarselle (Fri Roaean Roraoe All
leigh, Kuatsn. 'Nsaur Rs
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v STE4HEkS DUE Ar THIS PORT
SHIppING NEWS
roRT OF NETWORK ......~. TUESDAY. july %, 1894
ARRtVED

PORT OF Ew.YuHk ........ TUESDAY JULY %, 1894
ARRtV+D
Steamer nolvp lnN Donaldson glasgow July II Va Mo
vi DAYS with udao and passenger tu HENDERSON os
steamer y ol Mexico O'Rre1. lanr days. with misc
ard plasCnrrr4tO Lord 2 hutln .
steamer san Marcus BuuowH Gal,csion Odlr' vlh knV
u.,t t,,,s ,v, ,,sa ,nd utssnuypta "a e. Mallory & 70
Steamer kuc. rrloclor rihe Sew orleans days with
mdan nnd passengers tn IS n 'clnnn.
s,awci Hcucfacior frbou. Wilmington NJ, . DAYS, with
nd,c tp VIM rl,dr G CO.
aonnei ROM itr Couch Norfolk CIV ront and liicn.
with mIsr and pnHsouFcta tu Oll iuulniln SO
stramer Amos g. llrstov 'urNiu. Providence
RtJ1m NnIultd ftt41la Nf1rhIu 70 days,
with IN It tu Nptrrl trmpl to vrss 10 ntuNu ".no
Hntk n oto'imut esu Upland u1hiar hpdV' m ba last
~ tinrh, lltaN GO
weasel 10 Nnr is Hunter go.
iuF c aIr Stay ~ Unttht1tor. NlI Uuch. Port spin,
Iuuldp tpdlYs, with pgu 10 roinn1 Wtlrt 'es"N 10
a. NUtlu4 IS .uu.
nrlr stella epprts "a Vinrout WI via Delaware nto'h.
vut.r lU auYs with asu 10 hOVlud ~ NspuWhl WHatl o
AiII Abbott .....
mic A,cit Cltos Nuoylini avs with mdlo ~ NJ Co.
balos , Ell. vruol ~ 7bup''u 'Hpp 60.
gr sltpb T. lru IIrvc Ilbfri dlv7 ulih sugar and
muatara I 'fuIo utut. ycsscI tn % N'tDif a. 60.
90. Iil. tt.u u VITA sugar Hud lUn4'to
10 srlrr. vessel 10 10 A. Irutn q co.
70 days, Win tnian ni
p4tt.ugrtr Ip Nnrf Go. vn7rrt 90 lf.it lirt1u
4rnr TIWprd s.cfari lW'oW, IuifH Island I' daT'.
with 4nD 40 .tHlW.rrN la b tt41oi ~ q I'nt"w CO.
tIi irIru Ii'N}. tuuda Ii.rr 10 flf. WIN Apln+ 70
pa.rdN t,url .nl weasel tp MiItr& iiuurhinu.
SUNSET .Nlut d. ..aly u1,t, ulht ". worry ha'y. Al
Guy laisud IsHt w. 'Irit
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MEETING OF AMATEUR ATHLErE'

The Executive Committee OF Inc NaIIUIHI,
Association of Amateur Athletes held spe9lm
meeting at the Knckerbocker Cottage on Mohuay
night when vacancies IN the organization We're
ill ed ms follows T.. antambacht vice -pr9sldcnI'
w. G. Wilmer. treasurer; and +. u. Janssen'
secretary. II was resolved 10 hold the chanipion
sbin games ON the Williamsburg Athletic Grounds
on September 27. Entries will close on September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
Prompt RELIEF

Must be accorded to avert most serious
consequences. Medicines that lull their
pain by dulling their sensibility, or that
stimulate them to unnatural activity, do
infinitely more harm than good. To re-
store them 70 health, the kidneys must DC
clcanscd. lhcir inflammation allayed, and
tbeir strength restored.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIAVAG
sunrsss AS. tets,720 Neon set. 1853 M,,ata:s !
HiGH WATER rp-DAL
<N-Sandy Hook % GOV Island. 84 Hell Gate 1923
PN-sandy Hook 9.52 Gov Island, sj7 IIeI Gate IO4G
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rHG GOVEWGETS o. rGAGE2A
FOREIGN PORTS

LIVERPOOL July22-Arrvod steamer Vancouver (Hr Lin
's -. oSai.ei steamer Ua-tlrpool Br' for NcgYork
PLYMOUTH July 32-Ar1yrd. steamer trn lBr, 6UWtls
fra N.q.A ill. oH nor - LONDON proceeded
Sto.ulr ulv steamer tI:rassa BIZ. camp
NewlO July - on her way t. Gssgo" and pro
GL ,-5ow JuIy ARRIVED Cyntma Br Ha7tie,
from Montreal July g. "a ,-.,
from Nesg-lJrt July p
BARROW. July .l->a4lct steamer Lohl vNclu Nbr, -'
i'[ I'm Passed steamers Eoo-dand tB-g). Nick
ola tfy \.N grk D.. hDr % Ant" Gu4 Pho
az, ir Horton .SewYOrk Jnly g. on her way ~ Lon
,rp,eG I,y 22-Arryed. steamer Losing GER, Voss
"G2nterT",W Juiy arrived steamer ZalHdam (Dtch.
Cbeya ier from New-York JUy9.
ANlWErP - Sailed steamer De ttuytrI t'cIsI Din
r C31,ip1SuAcEs July ARRIVED steamer Gelscr Dan
Schcl~rhcck. nom NoV-lOrk. =,
I9gALlAG. Julv 2J->aI.ed steamer GlenayOn OBI, Don
a r 'o july 8|SleI steamer scotia llr verres 70
NeW.Gork
FATHER POINT July 22-Passed steamer Bristol tB), Wal
ans. Br . oil for Montreal
DOMESTIC PORTS
pm ,pELrlA July 1o-Arrlve steamers pcssoug smith
savannah; 4c4hOmcn, Wiley, Boston, Ann EIla' warren
NSSis,rI steamers Spartan Nlckerson Blde
NrW. York; switzerland .3ela). de Smct. AEtwcrp -
R4tltNO.E July 22-Arrved steamers 1iCltht lr ~tt"
pIf1 Bclo ID IL Miller HOwes Bosoni W Bruno Foster
NCI.,rcd steamers Maggie Warrington Br, WRIGHT Kings
to l.hns lOpAns savannah VIM crane, Providence 'c
oi steamers Noya ,cotian Abcrlady Bay Johns Hop
kin~. o., a.n., ..o,r,or Ctl Uorip,ou Walker
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Ayer's Pills

Do this more cGcctually than any other;
Thcir diurctic effect i not less marked
and beneficial than their purgatlye power. power.
Vot onlv do they, at once. by moving
lose. free the clogged, and rouse the tor
hid organs, but their continuous erect,
Whom taken in small doses, is TO regulate
the machinery Of life, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
NETWORK CITY.

4.
pointed Consul-Gencral of the United states at
Havana took the oath OF Office yesterday, aud
signed his bond before Commissioned hirlds
The rocks ON which the steamship yincenzo
Florlo strucn near Diamond Reef have not been
definitely located by the Coast Survey steamer
Bache.
The first striped bass of tho season at Starin's
Glen ISLAM wa, caught by Colonel T.. T. Abbott
from Beach Lawn dock and weighed ten and a hall
pounds.
A FOUNTAIN REMOVED.
One result Of the short supply Of Croton water IS
the removal of the fountain IN tie city Han Park
east of the Court House. The basin is being ii cd
IN and when it ~ eyelled with the adjoining
ground will be sodded over.
DEowNED WHILE BArHlNG ~ THE East RIVER.
G,hp + brennan. Il young laJorcr of No GO3 Fast
One hndre Land l0rty fourthsi. w4s .eiZed with
cramps while swimming in the river at Port Morris
YESTERDAY and drowned.
SAID -HE "a, CLUBBEp 81 A POLICEMAN.
An Irish woman Of middle age, who had broken
arm and sever. bruises on her legs wen, to Police
IlcadGuartcrs Yesterday and said she had boon
dubbed, without cause. by a policeman in
Dclauccy-st As she could not identify the police
Lzan her complaint was not taken
GETTING STATISTICS ON CHILD LABOR
Charles + Peck, Commissioner of Labor Statis-
ties for t1s, state Yesterday sent request to the
classification Of child labor in this city. The points
To be ascrrtaincd are how many persons under the
age OF sixteen are employed And In What industries
lie Board ordered the force to assist the work
'LOSG~HOEiM AFRAID oF RAGS
The steamship Burguudia. OF the Floro-Ruba-
tin0 Line from Mediterranean ports by way of
MaI-eIes lying AT the Atlantic Docks, Bro1klyn,I-
having considerable" trouble IN getting lOng-hOrc-
men to hlnlic her cargo which consist, largely Of
wool and rags. 4 story was started thai the cargo
had not been property dI,lnfcrted on its arrival
but he captain and the agents deny the runor.
utLD FOR 4s~AULTING 4 DEEosMAkFR
Miss Katie Walsh a dressnakcr. age twenty
seven, of No. u SDrlng-st., Yesterday charged
Christopher Fox. Of No. 81 East Thirty -fOuTIh-at
al the IorlIVillO Police Court with assault. she
said that about a. m. she was passing throl gh
East Thirty -nnth-st. when Fox and two other men
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COMFY IsLAND.-Table d'hOte a featn,o =.
Hotel Brighton, on European and American n.o az
appreciate the excellent cuisine. P~h AL
q. X. LANSING. Pronr,.,
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INDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION
AYERS PILLS.
KidnPU Diseases

Also spring from disorders OF the diges-
tive functions, and are not only exceed
ingly painful in themselves, but have
symptoms, such rs Dropsy and Rheu-
matism, which are Of the grayeSt charAe-
ter. The work OF the Kidneys Is tho
purifying of the blood. When, through
disease, they cease ~ DO this,
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AsnOBscemenLs

Genuine Tohaso Hors Malt ErtractA has sgn,tur.o,,
Hof and Moritz Esnsr neck Of every bsttla ssS
oil Physicians for general debility Beware Of atsss>V
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rRAr SET FnR \ sERYANT GIRL

William Wihau, age thiriy-niue was arrested
al No. 81 Meadow-et.. brooklyn, vest arday ON a
charge preferred b. icrwig Hope, German girl
age eighteen, who is without home or friends N'e
said mat last Wednesday Size met William at an
intelligence office aeyt 10y Amelia Myers. a 80. ! !
hast Fourth-st. Nne was introduced g. nm bY
Mn Myers. and he said that hc WOuld bike her to
accompany him to NcW-ll2Ven To 90 HHus"a1id du-
ties in fiicni's family. The gin questioned Hlr-:
Myers rs 10 his rcSocctabiltv. aud beng assured
tna there wds nothing 10 fear She agreed 10 -" tie
immediately took her 10 the boat, and th-H reached
Haven about dark Ne pretended 10 feel an
noycd at not .iIliuI a carrla e IN "3tWS hcN
atarted 30 walk. and after reaching small strip of
wood he according to the girl statement. throw
her 10 the Ground stutiing a haudNercHiei m her
mouth and assaulted her. He then compelled her
10 accompany MIN 10 q hotel, and she dld not d3Tc
10 leave HIM or inform any Of his action ID, cause
OF his threats TO xiii her. She acco panied him go
BRIDGEPORT aud Jersey CITY, and on sunday came
Wl.h him 10 the house in Brooklyn, where ne was
arrested. She asserts that he thon ordered her TO
seek her own living. ana renewed ms threats 10
take her life if she mentioned anything th1t had
occurred. Williams was held III $1,000 bail at The
York Vile Ponce Court for examination on Friday.
Mrs Myers was arrested and held in $1,000 bail.
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"ROUGH oNTOorHAcHE."-Ask for II. Ins,.,,
relief quick cure. loo Druggist. sdnt
Rough on Dentist Tooth Powder. Try II. lie
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WATCHING THIEVES BREAK HIS WINDOW.

H. RoScnblatt dealer in secondhand clothing
at No. 7f9 ihrd-aye., says that four young rouglS
eudcavOrcd to rob his show window, i'll which are
kent musical instruments, TeYOlvcrs, ctc Ncster-
day morning lie sleeps in a room in the rear of
his store. In telling his story to tribune re
porter he said
was awakened ny the barking Of dog in tho store.
Picking up revolver went to the store Four young
fellows stood lOsxing in the windows one
remarked, pointing TO revolver: "That
il the kind OF shooting iron 'cop
should carry" He then broke pane OF glass, and with
hurried the street aud waited Tor
five minutes. Then the leader sail: Come on All IS
quiet" ON reaching the hey again kept quiet for
while several people were sslng, hui when
the coast the leader put his nand III and drew
and pair OF boxing gloves an1 started
OIL I then opened the door and said, " want you he
turned pointed pistol, and free, and believe the
bah struck him, although the crowd ran toward the
Grand Central Depot.
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INVESTIGATING MR.. PEDDEWs ACCOUNTS.

There are no new developments of importance IN
the Peddcr dclaicaton. 1t is thought that the ret
ccncc of the firm ut the present time Is due 10 Their
desire discover total of their losses 10y
a thorough examination Of their books as well -
the disposition winch Peldcr has MADE of the funds
which he appropriated. In some of the published
accounts it is stated that Arnold a Constable
caused the arrest Of their manager upon his arrival
from Europe. This does not prove to he the case.
Mr. Peddrr was under detective surveillance at his
house in Orange last week. but has at no time been
under arrest. He Is still in his residence in Lewcllvn
Park completely prosirated by this swift aud uneX-
pected downfall. He has not left his room for
sew raj DAYS and until he Is able 10 do little pro-
gress can be made in the settlement of affairs of
which he holds the clews.
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The fune al Of DR.. William frnitnGht TOOK piiaco
last night al No. 259 West Fifty fourth-st ! ne
Rev. j. $. Wilson of the Central rasbyteila1f
Church. ofiicatpd. and tho Empire Cty Council, of
which the dead man had been a member, attended
in a body. Many prominent physicians were prs
ent. among whom we're Charles A; Scale T.. =. lar
wood c. H. Wood. T. f. Ward J. j. Camphell, J.
T.. Winters and q. II. Dcssam. Tbs burial VIII take
place this afternoon at WuOdlavn.
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Danish Disease.

For Biliousness, Jaundice, and other
evil consequences Of hcpatic disorders,
there il no remedy 80 prompt thorough
as AYERS PILLS. They are also, 10y their
efficacy in regulating the digestive func-
tons, OF the greatest value To women IN
tn lnnAi nriii.al Atau.s Of DNLsinucn.
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sI,NDAY CONCNRrs IN rONPKINS sQrARE

Eighteen hundred workiuguon have signed Pc
tition to the Park Commissioners for sunday con-
cetts IN Tompkius square. They were all men
employed IN our shops" said Jonn Ntraiton, of
>traiton d storms cigar mandatory, Yesterday,
and all of them i've in the ncghborh0od Of tho
square IN one Of the most Geu-cN populated
quarters of the city. Every man Cued the peti-
tion willingly aud there were 200 mo-" VINO would
have signed IT. but they do not live in the neigh
borh0od These people are Door. and some Of them
have half dozen more children. They i've TOO
tar from Central Park to go there on Sunday after
moons besides the item of thirty or forty cents for
car-faTe is something. We heard that there
were no funds for music IN The
square, aud then We wrote to the Commissioners
ACCOMMODATING the petition III winch VIC offered to
pay for the music ourselves 1T wont cost more
than ~ 900 and we Will have lrst-class band |
have met church members and others who cont
mend this action. II the COMMISSIONERS viii give
rs he PERMISSION desire. when they come over
20 fountains square Sunday afternoons they VIII
see greater sight than at the Central Park
Ia.' summer tue regular weekly concerts at
Tompl,ins >qua % were discontinued az the request
of many persons living IN the nclghbOrh0od. The
people dldnt Ike 80 hIg crowd about their doors,
said resident ycSter i1v whose hone overlooks
the square " don't believe they Will like II any
better on Sunda} tlan Oh q week day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

ROCKLAND COUNTY
NYACK.-Work begins thus week on $l2, 900 ex-