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New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

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Steamer Brsss .ssr ;snnsy is~ss Del vifa ndis and
passengers to Old dominion Sc Co
.nssrs e HosS H bennett f'ra'na "''n n'''
With cement and empty barrels to order vessel to scammen
Barn Hugo Cor. Msyerh.m Hamburg 80 days with mdse
to order; vessel to Q Tobias 4 Co.
mdss to Ssa:1ss order: weasel To- Tobias CO.
in
Brig Eiche Foster Dsmerara 20 days. with sugar to W
water DAYS, with I sugar to B j Thurow 4 co.
euNsET-winda sandy HOOK moderate s. hazy At City
sandy nook-li pm Barometer soos; Thermometer, 7o
Wind sw. is miles, Weather clear.
Arrived yesterday
M md.s Ss and to os
steamer Hugo tspan Mnjicu Csbsien days 5sysna t
Steamer old Dominion walker Richmond. cry gons and
Bark Mirte AUST Lucich Buenss Ayres u days. with
schr Lewis Sfs1I HeSson Modson Pert de Pa1 l2 days
with ogwood to Lyon 4 Co; vessel to q Elliott.
Steamer Horn Head csr Thompson. Kurracaee aad Bonn
Steamer Celtic Monarch cBr. Brooks LondOn-Patt0n'
Steamer city 2, con'on Liverpool via
Steamer Bothnla tr Roberts, Liverpool VIA Queenstown
steamer zaandam tDtch). dHamecourt Amsterdam
steamer Pennand Belg,. weyer, Antwerp-Pecr Wright
Steamer Esantne tBr. Wright santander, sp p-simpsOn
Steamer carranza suan) Urihl Bibsa and Lisbono
marlborough (Br Frazer Bridgetown, Barbados
steamer videtis Fuller Baracoa-- Merritt Fruit Co:
Royal-c Mallory & g. .s.-..n.,-u.von.
steamer S K%sht Chichester Georgetown ana Aie1an
steamer octorara, Reynolds Baltimore-J Krems
Ship Leading Wind. Bray. Melbourne, Aus-ArnOd Hines
ship Arbsla (Br,, Smith, Brsmen-J F whitney & Co.
Bark Patria (swed Hagren, Esnore, for orders-Funch
Bark Tercsina Bruno ntaD scotto Marscies-Funch Ed
BARK lila GER. Imbeck Callao-wm Grace & Co. ~.
Bais BaE camso saa ea TrowSrGss
Brig Curacao. Foulke Curacoa-Fouke q Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Edith Golden for Kngstcn City Of San Antonio
Carl for Hamburg susanDe Bremen; VIM Douglass,
Barks Memory for Stockholm; CLINT stettin Peter sup
picich. Great Yarmouth.
Also saed-vla Long island sound-BarkEmma scammeil,
for Passages.
rHE MOVEMENTS OF srgAMEaA
LIVERPOOL July l7-Arrive steamer sarna Br Gibson.
iSth-1rrived steamer Bessol Br. Blair from NewYork
Iuy 1,5as 1.spSf ,S :eSSsE Britannia ~
SOUTHAMPTON July io-Arrived FJda Ger HIM
buck from NewYork July on her way to Bremen 'and
steamer DOnaa tGer, Rngk from
Hull July steamers ya Lepano tBr' Abbott and
c1aSgr July S-ssled. steamo Newcastle City 'Br' Val
to Ssnaedy iro% SevYCrE July Queens
IraRp july iS~Pmsed steamer sehedam (Dtch. Baker.
from YS on 70 m
from on her way to London Norm,ns, crr Fran
guel, from New. York July y.
HAvsA July is-saed. Saratoga Mcintosh. for
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
A PORTRAIT PRESENTATION.

A three-quarters length portrait Of James T.
Wallace, the second president of the New-York
Produce Exchange. painted by Frank B. Carpenter.
was hung in the library Of the Exchange yesterday
AZ late meeting Of the Board Of Managers dele
gatIon Of members Of the Exchange appeared be-
Tore the Board. and Alexander L. Orr, Chairman Of
the delegation, presented the portrait. He char
ferprisng, far-seeing men who have done 80
much to build up the commerce Of New-York. and
paid high tribute to his personal character, men.
{ioning the fact that in nearly half century Of
busincss life Mr. Wallace had never had Q lawsuit
with any ot the members of the various exchanges
with which no had been connected, nor business
difference with fellow-mercbant that he had not
been able to settle without arbitration. Mr. Wal
lace served president Of the Exchange In
1860 ,63
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
BRAVE WOMEN DRIVE OFF BURGLAR

Ozone Park Long Island. the scene OF futile
attempt at burglary by unk known man on Thursday
night. Mrs. Van Wcklon and her daughter shortly
had attended. were startled by knock at
the door and a request for admission. Tho
ladies' tried frKhten the intruder by strategy. Mrs
Van Wicken pretending TO call her husband, who was
abscnt on duty assistant pilot on Hamilton Ferry
boat This plan failing. however as the burglar evi-
IDENTIFY that Mr. Van Wicklsn absent. the two
latios ascended tho floor above aud from front win
dow warned the man TO leave He. however persisted
In his efforts TO force tho door, and Mrs van Wleklen
shot at him with her husbands gun. Tho shot
dd not take effect but tho burglar, with threat 10
leave no their heads, lospod behind trco
and there remained for nc az though waiting for
a better chance. Meanwhile tho daughter Miss Maggie
Van Wicklcn wrapped herself up. took her fathers Old
army sword and started on by tho back door TO pro.
cure assistance She succeeded Ia getting help but
when she returned with Mr. Hitchcock
at whose house she applied. sign OF tho rogue was
10 be seen. Much admiration 10 expressed Ia ozone
Park for cool conduct OF both woen and especially
for tho courage eylnced by Mss Van Wickcn In yentur
ing upon perllous excursion.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

purobsse Of County farm near Johnssnd Sunois .t
County The farm win contain S39 acres ana WIZ NJ % IN"
favor with which the Charities Commissioners sssc t
Commissioner Ropes and Mayor Low regauco trorSiv
favored the site protest against approvai o. anX
resolution was presented 70 Mr. Frs & &estsIsy ynd the
supervisors who voted against the selection OF
but the reasons they urged are believed 70 Dc
need of County farm by reason OF the % nt
Condition of the present County budings aha TIC wan"
Of more room for paupers
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
POLICEMEN DISGUISED As FysHERMgx

A shrewd device was employed by Captain
Eason OF The Second Brooklyn Precinct. to circuvcnt
James McAieer. who Is known to soil liquor at No.
Fultons without license. but who has several times
escaped prosecution ~ swearing that the drink which
he furnished whiskey was sarsaparilla. Captain
Eason rgged up two policemen In hshernens garb
and with rods and reels they went In McAeers place.
After calling for whskey, and tasting OF it, they had
flask filed with the liquor. ostensiby to Ia Hhelr
fishing excursion. But the fishing was when they
had thus caught McAle rs bartender and with their
prisoner under arrest the disguised policemen returned
fo their atatOu.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Visit of 22d Regiment to State Camp o,o
Monmouth Park races, Monmouth PARK, 2:So p m
Annual cruise OF Atlantic Yacht Cluo. u,
Ia Fargo reference case before Referee Waru'
Aldermen's Committee on Railroads. ra
XIII Won Kull Rowing Association regatta bayonno'
3 p. m. ,.u ...,h po,o Grounds.
4 d. ,
tsiess match No. 40 Bowery, evening.
Cricket match, Prospect Park III o. IN
Shooting ma tches, Creedmoor, AFTERNOON.
swimming races. Harlem River Beach, o'3o p "'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
ALAUYDRYMAy's CLOSE SHAvE.

George Harrls, proprietor OF the Empire
Pavilion at Rockaway, came to this city on June ~ to
buy articles for his hotel He drank much, and with
George Raie was invited by John yose to enter his
fathers milk store. No 203 East Sixty second and
drink some buttermk. while the party were there
Captain Gunner. two policemen and the elder yOse ap
peared Harris and Rae were taken into custody
charge of burglary. Young Nose had told his
that Harris and Rac had cndeavorcd persuade him 10
jon them in robbing his fathers store He agreed 10
the proposition and then Informed his father. Harrss
previous life against him. he having served term
imprisonment for burglary. He stated that in this
case be the victim OF conspiracy and the jury be-
iieving him rendered verdict OF not guilty his trial
veaterday
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
PROSECUTED BY BIs OLD TUroR

Edward OHare. bright young man, few
years was student in tho College Of the City of
fessor Vernon NJ. Davis. He entered tho employ Of
gloomingdale Brothers, dry goods dcalerp Ut No s29
charged with having appropriated various sums OF
money paid to him w I've drivers Of the delivery wagons
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

WRsrPoRr-J. II. V. Cockcroft, OF LAT Madison-avc.
New York. who owns fine estate near tho NcwHavcn
Railroad epo arrested Thursday evening A. tho
instance OF Joseph sheldrlck employed by him farm
hand aud whom he had discharged, charged with
saut. The will DO heard this morning before JUS
tice william J. Finch.
BRIDGEPoRr.-Hcnry A. Bishops new steam yacht
will be transferred from the waters OF the Sonnd 10 Lake
Wauyawang. Htchned County, ia few days. The
tourney will be made by train.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
JULY, 1885.
tine MOST NEWS OF ANY HEw-Y0aK PAPER.
FRESH, BRIGHT, FAIR AND SAFE.
PERSONAL NEWS FROM SUMNER RESORTS,
FULL ACCOUNTS OF MANLY SPORTS.

THE TRIBUNE only has all the about events
NeYor City, the country large and in foreign lands but rule
more items of any other NewYok daily has excellent market
nors and everything that make fstass newspaper
TpnSE strives publish bright accurate complete wholesome journal
f current events which, while answering all the needs of ages
and occupations shall especially valuable family newspaper
N one in these afford read Smas cable
ches from England THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE They all say gives
tbe most accurate views of things
T SUNDAY with attractive readable matter
Personal news the Simmer Resorts capital whole
ad H Yachting baseball and other manly sports Reports of racing
ht e admitted be exceptionally vvacious and entertaining FOREIGN
letters society news lively anecdotes club gossip and good short story
oro sone Of the features of the paper.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
EXHIBITING A PORTRAIT OF BARTHOLDL

Charles +. Naegele gave private view Of q
rie-s portrait head In crayon OF NJ Bartholdi. the
protector OF the Statue Of Liberty al the Hoffman House
Yesterday. The work Ia from photograph taken ten
years when the sculptor was Just cnterng upon his
work II him thinner than the pictures ia
current circulation. Mr.. Naegole has performed his
work without the aid OF Photographic basis and wholly
from point, with conscentiousness worthy Of
praise. number OF other works from his hand, por-
trait OF Peter Cooper and Of Mrs. Langtry, winch
were also exhibition bore the same marks OF fidelity
TO his art Mr.. Naegele has generously donated his
work TO the Statue OF Liberty Fund.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
CURIOUS corycIDENcEs AID A LUNATTc

Dennis Lyon tho lunatic who attacked two women on
Thursday night Mrs. JaDo J. Ryan's house NO. %
Sussex st. Jersey City, arragned before Police JUS
tice stil-ing Yesterday morning IL nspred that Lyon
called at Ryans house last Saturday and sald that
he had salt Lake city Ia search OF hs sister
whom he had been informed had married man named
RYAN and was living In Jersey CITY. Mrs. Ryan's
sister Kate who lives with her. They had brother
who mystcriously disappeared from Ireland about
twenty Years ago and came this country. This fact
coincided with the story told by Lysn but he had no
recollection of the details Of the family history The
two women decided 20 let him remain In the house until
investigation could be made TO determine whether hc
was their brother Lyon acted quecry nj times but ho
told his supposed sisters not 10 mind thlt
as his head had been affected by sunstroke.
On Thursday night Lyon became violently insane ana
Mrs. Ryan, sezng her by the throat and chok
ing her Neighbors went quickly TO her assistance and
rescued Lyon out IN tho street and was arrested
In the police station he attacked Policeman Mcbride
but was soon worsied the policeman being heavy,
powerful man. Tho lunatic was committed 10 the
County Ja 10 await the action of the county physician
Mrs Ryan suffered inconvenience from the assault
and was injured.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
wfsTCuEsTEK COUNTY.

NEW ROCHELLE. Coroner Tioo held inquests ye.ter.
day upon the bodies Of Thomas Loughlin. age twenty
seven clerk with e. J. Dennng Co., and Robert j.
Dazel age twcnty-three, clerk with shepard Knapp
* Co.. who, while bathing on Rikers Island. July II
were drowned Another Inquest was held upon the
body Of James g. Vaude. hoef seven, who fell into
Tcller's Pond near West Farms. and was drowned.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
A POSTAL CARD FROM HER MISSING SON.

The Herald published an advertisement yes
terday calling for Information concerning Henry Levy,
age sixteen, Of Ravcnswood, l. l. The wcak-minded
lad disappeared last Saturday while pedding vegetables
on SccOndst Yesterday his mother received postal
card saying that person swcrng the boys descrp.
ton had been In brooklyn Mrs. Levy Thought that
che detected the handwriting OF her son In the first part
the message the signature being apparently by some
other person. 1t Is thought by those who knew him
that he took sudden notion to 20 away and that nc
w con hack
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

a doll at long Branch Is the size OF three-yearod
child has elaborate troseau costing not loss than
q couple OF thousand dollars" Thero arc,otber "dols'
at the place, the sizo OF twentyyear-0d young
whose trossoau cost not less than 10000 They
alive but they are dolls all tho same aud the yonng
man had better marry tho kind stuffed with saw dust
fNorristown Herald.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
suLLryAY READY TO MEET RYAN

Arthur Chambers wants to become the custo-
dian OF the diamond champion belt. He says that he
can bring about contest between Sullivan and Ryan n
and that the former is ready to meet Ryan In the "a
foot ring for the trophy at any time Ryan sad few
days ago, should only be too glad to meet sullivan
any where to prove l can whip him.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Ex.AssExBzYMAx o1BBgs VISITORS.

A number of politicians and other people
from this city visited Staten Island yesterday
zsssmtfymsn Gibbs. who was reported miss
been discovered by the Staten Island police Mr. Gibbs
has been stopping for four days With friend ct clifton
81 the people living there. He went 70 baseball match
ono day. and tho next day went out TO look at the Brit
i.h yscht Gsnes;a He declines to talk about his
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. FRIDAY JULY II. 1885


Steamer City OF Chicago tBrl watkins. Liverpool July Z.
Queenstown with mdsc and passengers 10 Pctor Wright
Sons. Arrived at the Bar At 667 m
steamer OF Nevada nrl stewart, Glasgow July 3.
Iarne 8 with mdse and passengers 70 Austin Baldwin Co.
Arrived vi the Bar at
Eder Ger. Hemers Bremen July y, southamp.
ton g. with mdse and passengers TO Oelrichs a Co.
s,eamsI n whsysn !Ser sewad saracoa days with
Steamer New York Percy Ncworlcans Ga mdss
ty ] + Van Sickle
Steamer Hacoochse Kemptop. Savannah Nay with
and passengers 10 Henry fonge ir.
Steamer City Of Atlanta wood Charleston daya with
nase and passengers 70 Jss w ouintArd 4 CA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
LONG leland.

EAST NEw-Y -YoRK.-1he Rev. DR. James l. Hodge will
resign his pastorate OF the Baptist Church August l.
He has served without salary for the last three years
living In Brooklyn. after active ministry OF than
forty years In that city aud In NowYork.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ner- York HOtel-Judge William 4: .,aSa MM,
lace of California .Asor House-Ex-S -
Frank H. Hurd Of Ohio. Gisey HonseIseia'our uo. a. y
Constock of Lansngburg N. Y..S 81 Jdnes , i1,.J
Edgar NJ Johnson OF Cincinnati: Murray HM H1,a n
Ezra Milard. Of Omaha I'nm nartnsnt aremsn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
NEX.IERsEY

Nyw-nRuSswTcK.-The Supreme Court yesterday
gave decision in the police which was favorable
10 the Republicans The old police forco consequently
remain on duty
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Announcements
CHOLERA, DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.
By DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LIsIMEsT

II used when first taken SHOULD De WITHOUT BOT
TIE OF THIS VALUABLE MEDICINE Established Ss years ana
NEVER FAILED TO SATISFACTION. Sold by all druggists
% and so cents per bottle. Depot AZ Murray-sueeI
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
MAXINE INTELLId ENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
san ris.s 49, 725 Moon sets ll27 Moons ago
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<M-saniy Hook. tiJv. Island, O:l6lIfsl Ga,s. 215
P.N.-sandy Hook. 05S dov. Island l29 He'll Data Bill
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

For n healthful, refreshing summer drink use
II promotes dig estion and prevents 81
and so cents. Druggists and groters
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1885

for the firm. He was tried yesterday. tho prosecuting
officer being his old tutor. now an Assistant Dstrict-
Attorney. O'Hare pleaded guilty and was sentenced py
Judge Cowng to two years In the Pcnitcntary.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TWELVE PAGES. FIVE HOURS READING;
"REMINISCENCES OF LINCo1
YM Paper for Sunday City and Country, and on Beach and Mountain

Order from any newsda from the Office direct The tribune
add In the United States for rs month"; to Euro
for $5 per month"; the address being changed often necessary
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA INrinxton.ave., between Goth and 3Oth SITS
Uours-s 20 BIOL Diseases OF the Nervous ~ stem
Genito. u rinary organs Impotence ana steriniy'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

"THE SEWING MACHINE" that plague Of modern
civnation IA the undoubted Of uterine pains and
weaknesses from which OF delicate females suffer-
. For aching sides and back. kidney and liver
Il a pains, sciatica cramps, chest pains. weakness,
HSA soreness lameness strains IA pains, remedy
WkN inmeicincis speedy, elegant. and eicient as
1A-'H the CUTICURA PLASTER. Especially adapted
TO ladies' by reason Of its deicate odor and gentle med
cinaI acon At druggists cents FIVE for ST. mailed ree
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
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MOTHERS-TRY THEM
For Cesusng the Skin and Scalp Of Birth Humo for a
laying Itching Burning and Inflammation. for curing ne
scrofus and other inherited skin diseas CUTI.
CURA, tho great Skin Cure. and tCUrICURA SOAP an ex
Qusiso Skin Bcsutider. externally. and CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT the Blood Purifier internally are insabls
Absolutely pure.
"TERRIBLY AFFLICTED"
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins Belcheown Mass write,
Our little boy terribly afflicted with scrofula salt
Rheum and Eryspeas since he born and nothing
could give him helped him, until tried CUTICURA
REMEDIES which gradually cured him. until he ~
fair any child"
$4,000 FOR NOTHING"
wm Gordon, 81 Arltngto1-ave, Charlcstown, Mass,
wrtes Having paid about $500 rstclsss doctors to
cure my baby. without success. tried the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES completely cured after using three pack
ages"
s"FROM HEAD TO FEETr
Charles Earye Hnke Jersey City Heights, n. j. writes,
my son. lad Of twelve years completely cured Of
terrible case Of Eczema by tho CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
FROM the top bis soes Of his feet
scab" Every remedy and physician had been tried
in vain
sold.everywherc. Price, CUrIcURA, Soc, REsoL-
VENT, 81; SOAP, Csc. Prepared by POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston Mass
Send for "How Cure skin Diseases"
BABY Cuticura soap. exquisitey perfumed Skin
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
BABY Cuticura Sonp. cxquisitey perfumed Skin
Beautiher.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
DoN,r WANT RELIEF. But CURE,r

GeSto. rinSry organs Impotence and stenIity.
81 DoN'T WANT RELIEF, Bur CURE"
Is the exclamation OF thousands suffering from caarrh 10
ali sncb we say cured by Dr. Sazes tatarrh
Teney 10 has done thousands OF cases. why not IN
ycnrs Your dan deliv. Incose stamp 10 Words
nspensary Medical Association, Buffalo NJ " Tor pamphlet
on this disease.
Iiouid Bread Pure Malt Extract) is gaining
in favor It's health giving quail
cs are Try aud be convinced Grccers and
druggists keep II.
PURITY.
The scarcity OF reliable wines has Kept them ont
The reach OF moderate circumstances MT Alfred
spee OF Passac j. VINO has spent 20 years IN
ana scelmanQ the Port Wine Grape aud establishing hi
produces that been tested by experts and
pronounced the best.
Your children will sleep well and have good
aisestion n you give them Pargers Tonic .,,,
Parkers Halr Balsam promotes tho Ko"1n oi 'ne uar'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc, REsoL-
VENT, 81; SOAP, Csc. Prepared by POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

fas,Jury Rdssl DispGteh 10 me IndldnaPoiH Journal
The calico fever has now reached mere just
how Il came or from where nobody KNOWS but every
holy knows IL Il hrce 10 seems 10 have dropped r-nt
dawn n our midst without warning aud 10 day nearly
cvcrv lady il bu.ily engaged thinking mp some new
her calico dress, whic others are hhhlhs
selrcfiln. aud merchants putting IN new goods III
large quantities Very many young ladies are already
snarug neat calico suits. winch look very ATTRACTIVE
~ erfn. that tho people have Just begun 10 realize nat
c,iicn make. lrctcr summer suits than any othcr
,nneral but the predominang reason gwen 10y most OF
mo influential Indies who have been asked about IL IA
It N Will help tho poor factory operatives VINO have
so long been ou, OF work" aud besides they say II
every lady will purchase enough OF calico Tor even
.ngi dre.. that il would he sufficient 10 make such
demand the goods ~ To cas" every print FACTORY IN
the country To start full time for one year.
Ono LADY, suggested that "a they are engaged IN u
.h.rtahIe work as we'll a fashionable one tile men
oucht TO wear calico coats and vests during the sei
and several young At once acted upon the slgscs
ton and forthwith bought material for calico vests ana
Ian their measures at the taors For the present each
individual lady TO he selecting material Tor use
nor, than for parties. and wealthy lady has ur
chased 200 wards calico To mako presents of hty
oco dresses TO deserving poor. Everybody you meet
80 calico" ana cyefy body seems 10 Ike the Idea one
LII was asked e" How about the prices T. and she
,eI,.d thai the price not taken into account as IL
~ so low that cents per yard ala not make mncn
r,nercnce IA LONG they knew that good prices Tor
,Ints mn te good wages for tbe factory help laken
,nsster the move Is pronounced good one, and nsely
o. s ~ reat dimen sions Those who can we'll ahord to
IN. ost costly silks 10 take great Interest IN
ia. nnvement and will be among tue hrst u come out
~ caIIco ss said one bright, pretty girl about seven
een years old: II only two or three rich ladies' IN every
town would Just buy calico dresses and wear the OUT 10
church. then wonld have TO run TWO more ioo"s u
Seen m and then wouldn't make good pay T.
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vALUABLE sOUrHDOwN SHEEP.

The flock of SOuthdown sheep WHICH W n sc nc
cured by Dr. W. A. Conklin. superintendent OF tuo me
nagerie al Central Park, for President Crlmnh: ol
the Park Board. arrived in the city YESTERDAY on nd
Abyssnia There are twenty Of tbem nve rams anu
fifteen ewes one OF the rams Is grandson Vi roy
Birmingham, Of the most famous WaIsngna rdnI
The are ali of the best pedigree. At the sale we
was held on July o. at Merton Hail. NORFOLK
there were representatives OF the Prince OF n s
Dnkc OF Hamilton the Duk" OF Portland the MARQUIS Oh
Bristol Lord Onsiow, the Marquis Delorme Oh
and other large sheep ralsers -, a.. ..,, ,,,,oh
spIrted contest took place for the hrst raii "hic
was one OF the of the h0ck IL " c!u
Onsow but was finally knocked down Tor about foo 70
Hobart Warren, OF Iioosick Falls, y. \. When inc
other bidders learned that II was To go OUT OF
they were greatly cbagrned and ono OF them ehcaeu
thai he would have bid ~ 900 for II rather tha nav
II 60 There are Yankees blddng here, gehiemon
observed the auctioneer and you Will nave 10 Keep
vsur eyes omen" The sale OF sheep brought about
$4,000 Whenever one was knocked down 10 an Amer
lean bidder the spectators appeared TO take Ia the stua
ton and applauded loudly Dr. Cohhiih mas 'ho s"oeP
mt ID Central Iark.