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SEw.YoRK. PHILADElPIGA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
% noI RS FAsrLR TlAN Any OTHER ROUTE:
The New York Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company
runs Fast Day aud Sight Express between Newlork
and Cape hares Trans leave Newl orE va PennsyVan
Railroad GOO N days ana daily, arriving Did
Point ComIort g. weekdays and $3.50 daily Nor
folk and ol5 Sleeping through from New
York 70 ape Charles and Paror Car from philadelphia with
charge Tickets paOr seats and sleeping berths
secured at Ticket Cce OF the Penn4yyan Railroad
Company X. b. COOKE, Genl Pass and Fre sht Agent.
H. W. DUNE, Superintendent
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AnttIon Sales of Elue Stock.
DETER G. KELLOGG &. CO.'S Sixth Annual
SPECIAL CJ4BiSATiOS SALE
q
JERSEY CATTLE.
Tuesday "wednesday. Thursday an Friday Ann ~ q.
% and -, 1885, commencing each d4y at lu ocock a.
THE AMERICAN HORSE ENC.IAEGE Limited.
broadway and tl-st. NoN.YOrL
PETER {. kEILpGG. Auct ouocr
Over head registered Jersey Cattle are consigned 10
this sale aud De- tho Exchange 1Lrj cfnc
nom mo.c than AZ different herds including The moit @
IN the cDuiiTV. All 81 tic Arv rCiUd AMI Middle
states De roprc-egted and ruc remote sections
Mississippi. {. NfIrria. tlulaa asi hcufucay.
The collection II thought - De- fully o. Tho standard
quality that has made ts great annual sac uItcd former
years
For f particular, refer to uo catalogue ready. foI
which address
PETER g. KELLOGG 4 Goa
lO7 John.-t. Ncw.Yolk.
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european Advertisements.
GEATEFUI.-COMFORIly3
EPpS'S COCOA

BRFAkFAsT.-"By thorlu so lu1wlclse D. ca, npl-l
laws which govern Tie operations 0. gcs.Dl lal n1.rJl
and by careful JpLcttIG > Tao uIs prIjcret
lectedCoca, hE Epp7 provided breakfast tables With
tdricaoy Favored beverage which many heavy
doctors JA ltiB - he uciDIs such artclcs ,.
diet thabs cOnsututo say De gradually built up srOnl
enough oraist every tendency u sesA uundTrso suD
u' naaCcs iIe itnhne aI'uru 10 ready Gtsok wheE
NeltheTe "a weak % At We s escape hauy tttL ItI
by Keeping ourselves Sc. fJrdisi with lrs biJJI All
properly nOuftshedirtuc" Civil service GIlsitA
pound tins; by GrOcer5 labelled thus AMEs EPPS CO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT London EAsinl
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
yIATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
IN ,,, ,N,s IL 4, IN wAy WEEK NAYS AND ON SUN.

% TnATNB FA"Il WAY WLEK Days MD . UN Sum
DAY. STA rIoNs IL PHILADELPHIA IN
NhW.YORK.
FYnress trains NewYOrk. via Desbrosscs ana Court
iandt streets Ferries, as foliowsi "a ,,---,,.
no Chicago Limited, and 10 Washington
% ,tI Ii,ioa m / 500 $40 l. 40, 8. q. 7, aud
Qp m. and u night Sundays iSe 10 Limitedl' and
trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday at 60 $3.50
and ilO IN, ], 2. l. and p. M. connect at Trenton
for Camden. .,- .,,-,-,-,,-
Heufnps trains leave Broad street station philadelphia
iSOi lO 43J s. 5l5, $50 1880 500 $50. IL and lll6
m (Amited Express lsO and so ,; M, lssoa'bsG
69O lilo, 7:iO aud Jl6 ON sunday, l2Ol $40 $780,
b;l6 g3O IN. 1, (ti3O Limited $780, 7lO, 740 p. IN
leave Phladepha vim Camdea. $3.50 IN. daily except
Sunday. 49,. ,,.n.o
Ticket olees s49 425, and oi broadway Asi9r House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and COrtandt sts Anu
SraoElyn Annex station, foot OF futonst. Breosyn;
Tnschs Hotel. Hsboken: station, Jersey CITY Emgrahe
,rtokct Olee, \ Battery Place. and Castle oarden
The NewYork Transfer Company viii coll Tor ana cnecA
baggage hotels and residences. ,,,oor
CUARLES u. PUGH, j.. X WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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legal Sales.

DEFEREE'S SALE IN PARTITION.
Ia Estate OF HENRY ]. BURLINGTON. Deceased
Tho valuable foundry properly at Kingston. y known "a
EXCELSIOR IRON WORKS will be sold under direction
S HULL Referee by order OF the supreme Court on
SATURDAY. APRIL -, 1855,
O'Clock together with steam Engine Boiler Tools,
Patterns beongug 20 the foundry and machine shop
Tho premises frontage OF $50 feet UniOnavc ana
been used foundry and machine shop Tor upward Of
twenty years Address ). T. HULL, Referee.
]. NJ COOPER Plns Atty,
Kingston. ". Y.
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An Elegant Residence.

7eTH.sTREET NEAR MADIsoN-AvE.-4 story brown:
house In perfect order beautifully decorated itend
utted for health aud comfort Without reSar" " eApes'
reasonable price and easy teItns 20 q. poo,. o,
JAMES l.. Ellis, 80 Liberty-st., hoom ~.
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Dnnelua Academies.

4 LEXANDER MACGREGOE'S.
"A ~ shave. Irv1tc lessons AMI classcs IN dancing
Private lct-Ola any hour daily
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NEST SHORE OIITE.

WEST SHORE QUITE.
W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
AL trains cave tortandt and Dosbrossos stations
ihieago. 10 O IN. - m. Pullman slcepors through
St. Louis 300, IS p m. Pullman sleepers
Detroit, 10 a M, $500, y y. Pullman sleepers
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls buffalo Rochester 40
a. m, 'oi3O. - m Sleeping and parlor through
EyracusecS:lO. 40 N, $500, g d. IN
Utica. 7:lO, .lO. hoo a. MI tbi5O, % %.
kewburg. Kingston CatskilL Albany s7;l0 sl0, Hoo
a. m; $500. $500, .sp m.
For Montreal and Canada East, 7ilO a MI $3.50 D. m.
Hamilton. London, 40 mp $3.50. q p N Toronto 900
sSp.
.paily, Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets time tables sleeping accommod
ons information apply at oces, Jersey City, Penn II r.
Station Hoboken, 10 ashington-st; brooklyn Courts
Office foot Fulton NowYork City A. 207 2Bl 3b
SSs sSi gts lao ls2s Broaawy 7s1 ethavs lag Eat
andt and Desbrosses ss and wos Shore Station
West 4zdst Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residenceA Orders be left az ticket otcos
ESQ broadway. HENRY MONEIT. Gen Psss. Agent
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rpxvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL is, 1885

stead of awaiting trial There were ton persons
before the Excise Commissioners for trlal yestei-
day, and eight of them surrendered their ncenses'
The body Of an unknown man was found IN tne
Erie Basin yesterday. 1t was nude save Ior P pan
of socks. gold ring, set with small diamon na
was on one finger. The figure OF woman wrs
tattoed on the right arm with the inscrlptioh' ~
the memory of Lizzie Grave"
The efforts Of the members Of the lxion OpeIr a
Company to recover tee salaries due them from lho
manager j. V. Spader, has thus far proved unonc-
cessfu as he cannot be found for service OF
Yesterday an order was secured for service on
substitute and the papers were tied 10 tne poVI
handle of his home No. PAT Carrol-st, the titie W
which is In his wife's name.
William j. Peters, age twenty-four. CLERK IN
the John Hancock Life Insurance Company OF
fce at No. 10 Court-st., was sent to the City BANK
two weeks ago to deposit $795. He was regarded
as trustworthy, but Jailed to make the deposit or
return to the Office Yesterday he was arrested at
the home of his parents No. IA Mul6erry-st.,
New-York Peters Joined Sunday-school In
Brooklyn and secured employment through some
of the friends he made there
Edgar T. McAucy, for many years reporter,
proof reader and composition on Inc On,oA, dled
suddenly yesterday Mt No. 95 Fulton-st About ten
years ago he was attacked with smallpox and taken
to the County Smallpox Hospital. At the turning
point of the disease he was pronounced Dead ana
his body was taken 10 the Morgue to DO prepared
for burial. As the undertaken was about to put
him in his coffin, signs of life were Observed and ne
was taken back to the hospital, where he speedily
recovered. Mr.. McAuley was born on the Island
of ST. Helene in 1916.
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schr Albert Butler Cats. Ponce PR-Mnler Housn.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LJyEEroor, April le-saisd. steamer Leetrts for New.
sailed steamer sarmatian Graham for Montreal.
April l7-saed steamer Sussex tBr Robinson Tor Bati'
April l7Arrived steamer Thanemors Elliott from Baltt
April l8-Sailed. steamer Bennope, for st Johns,
April l6-saed steamer Brooklyn (Br. Dale for Montreal
April l8-saed. steamer Lake Nepzon tBr. Campbell lot
Loypoy April l7Arrived steamer Celia taer. wsllcr
from Liverpool way to New.York and proceeded
SOUTHAMPTON April 17-Arrved, steamer Elbo tGer,
Hanelmann rsn NewYsrk April On her way to Bremen
SWANSEA April 1o-saied- Monarch Br,, Thomp-
HAMBURG, April l6-Arrvod, steamer Wieland (0er).
Hobich fren New-York April5
pHanoconrf. rom Nsw.Yors. March 81 ')-
GLASGOW April l6-sailed, Steamer Circassa' Campbell
FANoUra April le-salsd steamer Gothenburg City tBr)
PAIERXo April lI-saIed, steamer Effective Brfor New.
York.
HAyASA. April le-sailed. steamer Newport Curtis for
DOMESTIC PORTS. Ws1
PORTLAND. April 17-Arrived- steamer Montreal. from
boston April l7-Arrived steamer Alpha, JtanwOOd Var
mouth.
Cleared. steamer scythia, wheaton. Liverpool.
BALTIMORE April l7-ATved. steamers Geo III stont,
PIERCE, Newbern Fanny Cadwaader. Hart New-Yerk WIN
Cleared steamers octorara Rcynelds NewYork Gaw
Pierson, Philadelphia.
Br) Thomson. Glasgow; Jonn Morrison Br). James no
Marina; Tonawanda sherman. Proyidence Mayhower'
Davidson NewYork' Wiliamsport Milor b'ston NORMAL
Cleared steamers Centipsde, Swan, East Cambridge
Achilles Adams Newbur Aport Saxon Snow. Boston; O
i6th-Clsared ship Red Cross, Reed San Francisco
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AN OFFENDING SPA ROW PUNISHED.
ELntn The &arnfoan LOMT1nL.

A low hanging limb of Broadway elm was
yesterday the OF one OF those violent
disturbances 50 common To sparrow society. upward
pests constituted vigilance committee sitting in Judg-
ient concerning the msdeeds Of certain handsome
cock sparrow who in some way had incurred their
sorest and Indignation The chief male
factor bore with unrucd dignity the general and bitter
Of his behavior until debate gave way TO
action and under the combined attacks OF angry beaks
and claws he was reduced 10 most sorry plight The
onslaught eliminated when one OF the sparrow purying
his beak in the feathers In close proximity 10 inc OF.
for few seconds, when he was dropped nuttsrng upon
the ground. Justice having now been satisfactorily
meted out, the assembage geefully dispersed ieslhg
the fallen victim to mediate upon his rnlsaeeds
aud their sad consequences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
ALDERMAN McQUADE AFTER PATkoNAon
HE MAKES A DEMAND ON THE PARK DEPAhiMhNi
AND IS SHOWN TO THE DOOR,


AND is SHOWN TO THE DOOR,
President Crimmins and Commissioner Beekman
were in the Board room OF the farK DePaiV WV
Yesterday when Alderman Mcluade OF tne Al. "
District entered and took seat AZ MI
desk. A., o-,.;,. bs said
ito get some of those tickets you prpM MIS- Crmins
and wrote you that in reply to the ho'o you
sent me-" Albanian but
tbougbt we'd better talk the matter over; When
gentleman makes Inc promise expect h0 A''p
al don't want to have any DISPUTE with h y toId
said Mr.. Crunmns, his race nushihg' HA'0 WIN
you all / have TO say" 49, ,, p.,ron
Come Mr.. MIcQuade." interpOsed Mr. Beekman'
"a don't smoke or chew" replied the Alderman:
al came here for an understanding and that's what
want" :. .h.,n sxc,a;mcd Mr.. Crimmins,
springing to his feet and there is the doof' LOU
q Ri 90 when get ready" exclaimed Mc2uade'
getting red. Just You try to make me go poLolo ;
here as Won have MIR. Crimmns. you have been
mt IN this position, where Won are drawing So,o
year. by the Democratic party, anu IL =. ao stan
time You did something for it. or for to you to step
Mr.. Crimnns refused to have anything more to
say to him. Alderman McVuade elt tne rool,, o
said afterward Mr.. rimmins has been promising
me tickets for two months. and on the strehgtD Vi
il have been making promises to men IN my ward.
| only wanted dozen OF 3D. n biChOt
man TO 20 to work for the Park Department. There
are a few old men in the ward who can't DO heavy
work and they have nothing to do now. put they
can use the pick and shovel and make % DAY.
Register Reilly Who my predecessor USED 10
gel tickets and Crmmins put me of last year, say,
ing that was because Reilly had more influence ana
was member of the Board of Apportlonment"
ais il the custom to give the Aluerheh tnls
patronage - Io.o,r
and they are getting tired of CrlInmIns. someoody
gets the tickets; they go somewhere: CrlhinWs, Is
a contractor for grading and repairing streets ne
is large real estate dealer, and now he IS president
of the Park Board. The public would Ike 10 KNOW
wi at he is doing and think there Will be com
mttee appointed by the Board OF Aldermen before
long to make an Investigations"
MriCrimmins said: This man came In lnsO-
lentlv Demanding as a right the patronage OF the
Park Department. | am Democrat, and belong
to the County Democracy but when any man, an
Alderman or a Senator, makes such demand OF
me- | will show him the DOOR .
alas the Park Department been increasing us
force this sprlngP 5000
q IL has taken forty additional men each men,
Der having ten appointments. Five III my appoint
ments were men who have been employees every
summer for several years. There are zoo men EN-
poved in the Department. 450 laborers, loo police
men: % men are employed in the Annexed DIS
trIct In a few weeks the 95 will be increased TO
$50 Int at present the material is not ready ana
the work is backward. The Aldermen have no
more influence in the appointments than other re-
sDectaDle citizens"
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
SEEKING GOVERNMENT.

about 2 $40 acres in the town of Oyster Bay,
Queens County, have sent petition to the LeCis-
lature asking that II pass an act setting the place
into tine Town of Huntington, III Suffolk county.
map accompanies the petition showing that the
geographical situation OF Lloyd's Neck c0mpels inc
people who live Oh it to pass through Huntington
by which 1t IS connected, by land over rough and
lmpracticabc roads to get to Oyster Bay. from
which 1t Is separated by water. Having no magis-
trate constable civil officer within It's territory
the petitioners declare that they are &C ualiy de-
pr1ved of the benefits of civil government. The
claims of the petitioners seem far and just but III
their efforts to be annexed to Suffolk they are
earnestly opposed by Queens County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
NEWARK.

The firm Of James f. Bathgate q Sons, wholesale
butchers was reported Yesterday to have confessed
indictments to the amount of $4,000. Mr. Bathgate
sated TO a reporter that the abatement was correct
TO a certain extent but that the firm was only tenn
pOrarily embarrassed and the trouble would soon be
brldged over.
The case of Patroman Thomas Lyon who was
fatally stabbed on the night of March -. was closed
Yesterday. The Jury stated that Lyons death was
caused by John William Dolbier and that Dolbier
was guilty of murder in the first degree; The ac-
cused man does not deny that he stabbed Lyon Dut
asserts that it was done in self-deience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

City IsIAND.-The taxpayers of the town Of
Pelham have appropriated $4. 500 to macadainlze
the road from Barlow to the City Island Bridge,
and S3. 600 70 macadamize Main-st.
Mr. VrRNoN-The new rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, located at No. 90 ourth-
ave. will be opened to the public this evening :.
The High Church party and the Low Church
Marty Of tbe Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
are divided. The Low Church party has agreed
to retire from the church and start Reformed
arrangements 10 hire the Universalist Church for
one service each Sunday, and a clergyman from
this city will supply the pulpit
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Jersey CITY.

living at No 1913 Hutton-st., dispossessed yes
terday. Her mlsfortunes made her insane. and she
rushed around the streets with knife III he hands
A guest at Taylor's Hotel, who registered as
Andrew Eberhard. of Gutenberg Iowa. became in
sane and had TO be taken in charge by the police
w. Deerng & Co., of Chicago, his employers sent
a telegram asking that he be taken care or
The trial of George McNetey Tor the murder Oh
verdict of murder IN the second degree. McVetey
heard tho verdict stoidy and exhibited no emotion
as he was led back to the jail to await sentence.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ......... FRIDAY APRIL II. l

PORT OF NETWORK ......... FRIDAY. APRIL II, Ss5
ARRIVED
Steamer city Of Berlin Br Land. Liverpool Arri an
AfamcT Cafornia tGer winckler Hamburg April with
ude and passengers TO Phelps Bros Co Arrived at the
mdse TO Peter Wright Son Arrived at the
bs Steamer =. oiinde Rodriguez tFr April vita
and passengers LOUIS Boban Arrived at the Bar
E MaESs "a the sa
a. steaser Crystal B stan3n,d LSlth March % New;
cs'1 mason spence Young Arrived the go
sionr DAM sonserceeE COPsnhags rr ApTGi !,
with and passengers to Funch Edye Co. Arrived "
'pS Martha TSPR stsEn March 30 Nh H. mS IDS:
and passengersto ChA' l. "fS"'" w. Ni' -"
asica,a.r Colon Lima Asplnwall April o. with mdse aud
TO Mail ga Co. Arrived atho Bar at 80
Steamer Francouia Bennett Portland with mdse and pass
enSers 70 Horato Hall. ,, 49,, 49,.
dria with mdse aud passengers TO Thos WiShtman -,
Steamer Kanawha Greenwood, Newport News with coal
for cenruego, Fareo centuegos April II with
Steamer MANHATTAN stevens, Newport News with mdse
ana ssr NisesbaTre Mills Amboy with coal for Boston,
Steamer CITY Mexico lrGn B9co del Toro March 20
Brig olinda port. Cunha Oporto. 40 days with mdse
to s STSS lula Fowler of days sugar
to order vessel to Brett SGs CO ,t,n,a, ~ dav, via
De aware Breakwater with molAssos 10 Amsinck Cos
vessel to Il IL Snlth " w.
.uNsEr-wind at SANDY Hook. light sw. hay Al
CITY Island. light, NE clear.
sandy Hook-ll Barometer. S022 Thermometer a.
Wind SW. 20 niles Weather clear.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Richmond, Boaz, Richmond. with mdse to
Oh Delaware wnnctt Charleston days. with
and passenserstoJ ouintari & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Egyptian Monarch tBr Morgan. London-Patton
NSteamer France (Brl Hadlv. Iondon--F w Hurst
steamer servia OBI, .McMickan, Liverpoo-Vernon III
Brown co. ~.
steamer cynthia lbr. Taylor GasgoW-Henderson BROS
Steamer Napo tGer Zimmerman Greenock- wright
d son. 49,. ~, r...,.. pu.-,.u o0,r,oh. 10
steamer wosternland (Beg). Randlo, Antwerp-feter
"isSmSr zaandam Ditch. Chavaler. Amserdam-Funch.
steamer Moruca (Br. Broadioo Port Spain. Barbadoes-
Leaycrait x 90. ,.. MI ,,..,,.. -. por, Naval
G II Mallory q co.
steamer Annie steen. Wilmington Del-Abie Abbott
shin Kar0o tBrl. Conl. Antwerp-C W Bertaun a.,
Rark Edward May Johnson Point do Gale, CoylOn ior
or,lers- Vrn0n III Brown * Co.
Hsrk Jane Or Evans. Port Elizabeth sAJohn Norton
nrL orpheus fGerl Meyer Bremen-Theo Ruger Co.
BARK Runer (Norl, Lanset Monteyideo-John Norton "
Rsrk Allan wilde Newman. Rio Janero-R Buck q co.
Bark ste Ia Nsbet 81 ohns NF Harvey q Outerbridge
PARK Adoph obrig, Staples san francsco-SnoW u Bur
BARK Edward Cushing Bickmsn Batmore-H W Loud
BARK Isaac Jackson Welsh BostOn-Miller Houshton.
Bng Republic lBr,. Batisrwel. Georgetown Demerafa-
Scar Mosquito, Adams Blsaaelcs Ns-Leaycraft q Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
TROUBLE CAUSED by A THIEvING son.
CITY SALES AND LEASES.

The Sinking Fund Commission yesterday received
the Controllers report the leasing OF city prop
erty at Third-ave. aud Slxty,seyenth anu SEthyy
eighth sts., consisting of eight full iots III ni.u
sue., and three each in Sixty-soventh ana Sixty,
eighth SITS. The Controller. who received several
bids for ten years lease, subject TO renewal ioI
rental value of the property and recommended that
all be rejected. and that he have authority TO sen
more from the sale than from rentals Ibis was
ordered, Cham Derlaln Laidiaw alone voting IN the
Negative. 1t was decided to rent the rooms now
sscupisd by tbs Dock Commission, for ohe year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NyACK.-There was sensation last night when
the Onderdonk horsew hipping case came up before
the Village Board. Officers shakespeare and Harris,
renresonted by Arthur S. ToMpkins, offered their res
ignatIons which were accepted, after five minutes
elaboration. The old rum trial crowd was out In
force Ii was boldly stated on the street that Mr..
Onderdonk would soon be tarred and feathered
Fordham has severed his connection with The
Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

si1ty-second-st. building accident Investigation.
West Point competitive examination boaro Oh Iuu0"'
ton - ...,... .,.,ronor.
tan Hotel p. m ,....., A .soc,a.
ton Of Steel and Iron Workers.
Baseball match, Polo Grounds, $50 p IN ,
Transfer of Barnum's Circus to brooklyn. evening.
Reception to Coroner MESSENGER, TammaDy Hail. e'en-
ing. =. g.. ,.u-u,.
Annual meeting Of Lincoln Cavalry Mount motifs
Hotel, 8 p. ID.
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Announce aenLl
A TIMELY ToPIC.

We sincerely hope that Health notice recently pub
lshed calling upon househoderst dsnfectans literally
this year. especially while housekeeping be needed by
every family only city and surroundings but
the whole country over should the cholera will
not conne itself any locality but will be liable 10
devasate the country village the larger cities
The recommended to be used is Patts Chlor
ides solution great yet entirely odorless very
economical and readily obtained any druggist 1t Is
pd by simply dutng with from four to ten times Its
Silk sprnked tho floors before reayng tho car
PETS and In the closets pantries cellars yards. 60
Health officers 10 clean house and not disinfect 10 Is
bu doing tho nsidous which produce
are not destroyed soap and The contents
OF two or three bOtesof Pats Chordes scattered abOu
may prevent much sickness in the future.
Before storing away / will sell fashionable
seaskin Garments and Furs greatly reduced prices Call
this week. G. c. shayne: kurrer, 1903 Princest
n. b have no travelling agents
AN OFFENSIVE BREATH
distressing not only to the person afflicted II ne
PRIDE out b those with whom hs comes In contact
friends Bal breath and caarh ore nseparaoo
DR. saee's Catarrh Hemedy the worst eases, "a
Thousands can testify.
CLEANING AND DYEING.-Excellent work.
Moderate prices. Lords l5thst adjoining TaAnys 0os
Gthaye.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
lALorngton.aye.. between On AL 33thy1.
Hours, to l. 90 Diseases 81 ths Nervous 9ysssA
Genito-U Urinary Organs. Impotence And't'fhl'f'
INPACKING Your TRUNK,
Psware OF all bottled things-gass Will break Dr. Lyons
Tooth Tablets are put up IN metal boxes
You will be sure of pure, rich blood and good
health and strength n you use Parkers Tonic.
Falling hair prevented oy Parkers Hair Balsam.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

SrAMroRp-The weavers recently employed in
the woollen mills who left their looms because they
failed TO secure restoration of the rates of pay al
LEVIED them prior TO October, 1884, are stil out OF
employment.
GnErSwicH.-A concrete walk is to be built the
entire length of Greenwich-ave. to the railroad
depot. "A steamboat will run to New-York tins
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