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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1885-01-28
Witness of the Spirit.

Our Heavenly Father may find it ne
cessary to administer discipline, which,
however severe at the time, is an evil
dence Of his love. At such seasons, is the
Office Of the Holy Spirit, the witnesser to
our relation of sonship, suspended? Does
not God still send forth the Spirit of his
Son into the chastened soul, whereby that
soul may cry, Abba, Father Yes, indeed.
If that soul is truly believing, the alb
sence of great emotion is not a sufficient
evidence of the withdrawment Of God g
inward attestation. When we come to
see that it is faith-divine faith in the
soul-that is pleasing to him, then we
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1885-01-28

are able to interpret correctly the Scrip
ture, Because ye are sons God hath sent
forth the Spirit of his Son into your
hearts, crying, Abba, Father" While
the clouds are thick about us, our faith
may have a clear-sighted, divine vigor
The Christening may not be for the pre-,
sent Joyous" but the faith by which we
are upheld during all that Christening is
itself the voice of assurance within us
crying, Abba, Father"
Such is true faith. 1t enables US to
see God. 1t enables us to say, even when
religious JOY has given place to heavi-
ness"
Believing on my Lord, find
A sure and present aid
On thee alone my constant mind
Be every moment stayed.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1885-01-28

minister replied, ooh, William, thatll
never dae. can admit your BARN into
the veesible kirk, but if you want the
worlds honours for it, doot yell haze to
gang to the Prime Minister himself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE; TUESDAY, JUNE ls 1885

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for rats and insects Should be sold by druggists Under
the same Restrictions AZ other pois0ns, as they are
frequently used Tor suicidal purposes,
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs Emily
H. Du Verge from Louis Leopold Dc Rofhier Du 'erse
who Is said to belong to noble family in France.
Anthony r. Hesse the deputy for his brother Coroner
Hesse died on sunday night at hs bone IN
ave-, near 6tagg-st, at the age OF thirty-nVe'
Police Commissioner Partridge recommended to ne ne
Grahamave. for the subprccinct police station' III
the Fifteenth Ward.
william e. Mash has secured the consent OF JUG 10
County Court to change his name to Nipcent Eow IVA y
Judson. He claimed that the slang phrase " 10 masn
caused him great annoyance ana trouble
When Assistant District Attorney John F. Clarke went
to the First District Police Court yesterday, ~, Ms
crowded He attempted to make his way to the raihg
In front Of Justice Massey when Policeman CaMpDei
who on duty seized him by the collar ana i0rceu
him back saying he could not enter Campbell ala not
know him. and says he did not hear Mr. Clarke assert
Mr. Clarke preferred formal complaint against the po-
iceman.
In the legal proceedings brought by Ann Reese against
State Superintendent OF Insurance Smyt relative 10 tue
defunct National Life Insurance Company, Judge Cullen
In the Supreme Court has handed down decision disai
referee conflicting with the terms OF the judhnent IN
the case Judge Cullen held that the payments 10 inc
counsel were made different terms and could not DC
disalowed. The decision directs that General Husteo
repay the amount he received.
The trial OF the suit in equity to set aside the transfer
OF $25, 900 In NewYork Central Railroad stocks maze
By Mrs Jane " Clark to her uicce, Mrs Mary f. GusK
occupied the attention OF Judge Clement, In the Cly
Court yesterday afternoon An effort was made 10 prove
that Mrs Clark not at the time OF the transfer
can and deemed her sound enough in mind to transact
business at that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
NEVIS FROM THE Suburbs.

WOMAN DOCTOR ARRESTED IN NEWARK
Mrs Ada Pfeifer herb doctor. who has an office az
No o. Third-ayew arrested in Newark yesterday ana
held I'm default 800 ball She has office In Newark
No. 81 which she visits regularly she
reached her Newark Office yesterday anu Was
Peace John Otto. charge Of malpractice was m9de Ny
a handsome young girl named Ieylna Sahuersoii
daughter OF Isaac SandersOn, foreman OF the COhso
dated Fruit Jar Company's works at New-BrunswlcK.
The act alleged to have been committed on January
OF the officers OF the company who lives in New-Bruns
wick. also Issued for the arrest OF tne
Young man. The father OF the girl procured the arrest
OF sharow time under what Is known as the
UcndrcksOn ac which prescr1bes penalty or twenty
one years When the fact Of malpractice became known
the father lie applied to the Prosecutor OF the feas o.
MddeseX County aud referred to the Essex count,
Prosecutor the ale ged crime having been committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
SALE OF RANcoCAs YEARLINGs.

The sale Of Rancocas yearings at Madison square
Garden yesterday, while it caused animated oid.
weet two spendthrift yearlings sold at auction for
$1,000 and 5000, respectively, and others
brought high prices i was thought that t tSe t ho1
sands ihmt the highest price obtained was only
ri Si" 100. One reason for the low prices was
the fact that twelve. of the warnings
which were eafalogasd for sale were with with,
that the pick Of the lot had been taken out.
The 81 100 colt was by Duke of Magenta, dam
Refreshments b. McCleland, the trainer for w:
div by the same sire, dam Peru, for $500 and .
flly BY Mortemer, dam Marie M,nchon, for 5000
james Galway, Preakness stablel. pnrchassddo a
and Primera. chestnut Ally by imported Kyrle
DAILY, dam Doris. for 5000 Captain W; N. Con- Con:
nc. bought os.s several .a ap,mals wa. n suocRed
down TO-, him for $500. i -. was ..,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
.1ERsEY CITY.

Mira Johanna shaughncssey. OF Ncw-York' while pass
inr through the Pay0na fcrryhOuse on sunday night
was attacked by an intoxicated woman ana severely
beaten. The woman arrested, and gave her name
"a Nora o. Keefc aud -ad she lived IN Thirty-cghts
New York She gave reason for her Assault on MIS-
shanghnes.ey and was locked up for examination.
Annie Mccormick. n young woman, was found wan
derng anlcs,ly about the streets yesterday. she r.
qnesed the sergeant the police station to take soou
care her baby. when tho shawl about her charge Was
tied no 10 resemble infant in FORM The UNFORTUNATE
woman has been but three months In the country.
While an the passage from ireland she became greatly
attached to baby. Tho little ono died during the VOy
AID dc,po.i~Ht ~ 10 - t- ''' ~'
mania il attributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
NEW KINGS COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMONWEALTH GE FRITZ CARRIES OUT TIL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRiil OAf'iAIo wv ~
PLEDGE MADE Before HE WAS ELECTED.
Superyisor-at. Largo Fritz of Kings County,
carried ont his expressed intention yesterday ana
appointed Republican and an INDEPENDENT DEMO
crat to be Commissioners OF Charities ana IOrLec-
tnu for Kings County for the four years beginning
Jannary l. 1856. The men selected were eX-
Alderman William II. Ray aud Thomas "; Hynes
They will succeed of tb sa Roard oseph
Reeve, will hold office for year mere. ne ,l Is
fepubcan and the other commissioners are Demo
Gratis Mr. Van Sicklen being an independent Demo
crat. When he elected Supervisor at 5a.I
Mr. Fritz agreed 10 appoint non-partlsan poMTd.
. Mr. Ray IS Republican OF the j9lrteenan mara
~ RroOkIyn which he represented Tor three terms
in the Board of Aldermen. being hrst eiecteu IN
1873. He was twice elected president OF the
BOARD. lie was defeated for County Register IN
1SSa He is engaged in manufacturing, printers
nh in this CITY aud Is president OF the newly
formed GreenpDnt and Calvary Cemetery street
n Ireland in Is43 ana came to this country when
how. He was for time in the once oil me SPInt-
field Republican: He s now manuiactuIer o. 81 NV
goods in this city, Until recently he llved in the
f'wenty-frst Ward in Brooklyn, where he took an
active interest IN Democratic politics. ne voteu
for Mayor Low in ISL and 1883 and for NE recaey
removed TO lEast Broadway, Fiatbqsh, ana MI
represent the county towns IN the Board as nir
Ray will represent the Eastern Dlstrlet OF as
and Mr.. Reeve the Western District. There was
some dissatisfaction expressed yesterday over MT
Frtz's appointment of Mr.. Hynes, Republicans 1eei.
ing that If the Democrats elect thsir in iT a
appointed 10 succeed Commissioner Reeve, giving
that party control Of the great nafronaRe OF a
department. the scandals of which under R Den Wr
cratic rule in the past are not forgotten. put MI
Fritz felt bound by the pledge be MADE wheh ne
was elected ia 1882 to appoint an independeht
Democrat He said that he did not reappont pr.
Van Siclen because be believed him to he either
law or Incompetent in view of the delay in securing
q county farm to relieve the overcrowded county
hn,ldinas The selections he had made he believed
to he of men who wonld administer the oiicc IN the
best interests of the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conev Island races, sheepshead Bay, $50 p. M
Trial of builder Buddensiek. General sessions o,.,
Funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Rutter, ST. Ihomass Churcn'
IL n ,,oo.,nr.
Remoyal of General Grant To Mount McGregor. J.,
Metropolitan Cincinnati baseball mach roo urouhu
Groyheran reference case, No. az broadway, J. m.
Rntrerss Female College Commencement, Church VI
NcwY6rk railroad passenger agents MI Finks oiilcc
Long Island Baptist Association, Port washington
Harlem Yacht Club annual regatta
Meeting OF the Pilot Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
GOODNESS AyERTs A PANIC.

While the Chlldren's Day services were being held on
Sunday night I'm the Nlnttison Methodist Episcopal
Church Bayonue ~ j., the reflector over the large
chandelier fell with loud crash startling the members
of the congregation The Rev G. f. Hull, the pastor,
continued the servichs II nothing had happened put
in a few moments the flames from some gas burner
which had been broken by reflector shot M to tine
ceiling and set fire TO the beams The pastors attention
was called It and he promptly but quietly dlssseu
the His GOODNESS and that Of the officers
OF the church nverted a panic. An alarm OF fire was
given and the flames extngushed before they had
gained much headwav. The principal damage was 70
the carpets which were ruined by water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
SrW-JERsEY TOWNS.

UonoKrN-Phnp Halter. twenty-five, was
brought 10 81 Mays Hospital yesterday from Gutsn-
bera. suffering from fractured skull ON ratutuhy
pish when he met nj Kossuth-st AMI fai-adeaVe,
Union I'M, by gang u rOughs who demanded money
10 an thc cowler lie refused. The gang cked MIN
down and kicked him ono OF his assailants struck MIN
on the head with large stone and fractured MS skui
A Young man, who said his name was john smith,
was arrested IN HObOken sunday for drunkenness
and was committed 20 the County Pententary FOR thirty
dnys Yesterday he was recognized as James Nollli'
who ia wanted III Paterson for hose stealing The rat
eraon AnIhofltlcs have boon nOtlned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
Nopv,I, COLLEGE CANDIDATES.

President Hunter Of the Normal GSl N sssudi
completed the ia t1e CO College and the result
wall be to the Feas Grammar ssh nS o
this morning There were oSS Up n merit
these oIo %o The papers were marked with num-
Sers thus the Of hs sp
Mert nwbers Of all who have passed is sent 70
each ae 'p principal On this slip is also parked ths
last evening The showed good
OF o1 tvn 'obtaned 90 and obtained 95 The
oWest percentage obtained 49, and that was
gained BY pupil from private school p the i"b cty
There were many applicants IRON piivatIs an those
canned Sa1 bV pupils from the public schools The sx
aaminations were IN spelling, history geography
arithmetic and grammar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

The Jersey city socialists held picnic I'm Floral PARK
Union HILL on sunday aud they became so unsociaDio
from the quantity OF beer they consumed mat tue
broke M i a row which almost attained the proporlohs
OF riot The disturbance originated In a quarrei Pc
tween Frederick Klump and John stiner In Few MIL
ues chairs bottles and glasses were lying through ne
air I'm every direction. Policeman Scheer attempted 10
ouel the disturbance and was badly beaten Many per
sons were more or seriously injured before several
other policemen went 10 schccrs assistance anu re-
stored peace by taking kump and stner INTO CUSTODY
Frederick Schrecp also arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
LONG ISLAND.

CrrcuoGuE.-John Duryca, age huy-eight superin-
teudent OF the Sunday at Oregon while teaching
h class on sunday taken suddenly Ill and died In
few moments.
loxG ISLAND CIrY.-DistrictA Attorney Fleming VIII
to-day give hearing 20 the several claimants Tor INC re-
ward offered for the arrest and conviction OF the negro
murderer Charles II. Rugg.
Observation-Disclosures picking was begun this
morning and contrary TO carly predictions the ycld Is
lar. MI Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

u;1b arcnue Hotel.-George V. n. Lothrop,
~ ,,Vn,ster 70 Russia and James f. JOY, OF Detroit
% Hotel Bruns,cek-Congressman William WniIerI
g, n r,cerso OF illinois, and william Henry CHI
ford Of gy 9 Charles f h ba
~ % - n ia ~ lanes Hotc-Tnomas W. boswell,
, q, Richmond, Va....AsOr Neutrality-suspicious.
Iobn = Wise of Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
STATEN leland.

C.srLETox-The Island police force was called
out Yesterday suppress disturbance at Four orners
among some aborers who had been working ON the new
horse ear railroad The had been drinking ana pc
gan TO smash the ~ the company because the
contractor had paid their wages oH SATURDAY no
promptly paid on and discharged the men, ony
the cash The had been damaged one OF inc
strikers having started to open the boxes Win pcke'
No arrests were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

% o.
sSssss S Ss Mallory no TT g '. M
w ass c aasr
Steamer Conmonwesth, Van Kirk. Philadelphia with
ship ossiand Marshall Calcutta 10 days with mde' to
BARK Florida tswed Hammargren. Madassar 125 days,
with mdse to Carter Hawey Co; vessel to Benham Boy
Hehr Lille Br new lls tons, Finle stJOhn NIB days
osUNsET-wind q. SANDY Hook msderate' sw; hazy. AZ
wan candy Hoosl Barometer 2assi thermometer oS'
Arrived yesterday
saCnian Cawtca Genoa May I .s
scngers Henderson Arrived the Bar at LILO ~
CLEARED.
Steamer Lcro OBI. Moore, London-simpson spence
steamer Niccto span) Eriarte London-Paton Vickers
&Co, , n,c.,
q na."as & lsss
Steamer Siiss on sansom Port Prince Aux Cages GO
steamer wyanoks, Hulphers Norfolk. city Point and
Steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, Batmore-J
steamer Richmond. Boaz. Lewes Dei-od Dominion
ship Theodor Fischer GER. weissenhorn. philadelphia
BARK Religions Liberia ItaD Lamberto, Penang and
% storm cosuc
Rinascent Utah, Buonocore Marsees-Funch. Ed
BARK Privateer CBr Masters. Dnnkrk. Fr-Jas Elwen
Bark Saga Nor svendsen Bergen, Nor-Bcnham & Boye-
schr .Unexpecto cd tBr,, Mcdonald Ponta-Pitre-G
scRr Spring Bird OBJ. Mclean. st John. NB-scammell
Bros.
| SAILED.
Steamer Manhattan. for Newport News, Richmond, Lewes
Also sared-steamer Britannia for Marseilles.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| SANDY LIcuTsHIP RELIEVED FOR REPAIRS
g habn been brought in for {. T ranT H aa
lead the word ord G pay
by order OF the Lighthouse Board
Inspector Third Lighthouse District
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
| FOREIGN PORTS.
LoypoS, June i6Arriyed5 steamer Scotland 1Br) LUCK
LIvERrooI, 10 Arrived steamer Kansas (BT)' Tas-
isth Sailed stes Chancellor Br Coroishoy for New.
ed st a% e T P%ySnia ' ee
tic b. esde from New York June4 on her way to Law
go9raA%FioS june saed Ger, Barre
DSA 1%S Nav SO o her way yIP Hull '
BRISTOL, June l5-Sae- steamer ontario DID, COUCH
NESc4s1LE juno lssallcd steamer RpOn City OBJ, jan
GLASGOW June i5-saled steamer Siberian tBr. Moore
5Aive steamer her H EaS TO Re4p pg
GaffSock June ls-saied lvyholme fBp, for
IziRD' june lPasscd steamer Tcaons Br G1ths
BROW l5Pa'sd steaPsT R, Somerset 'Bf
Jones Montreal Jane on her way y bilsVs;, cror
T,un Rg June I2-Arrlvcd steamer Renpor (Br, Orah'
ger from Philadelphia - -, e.. >o,
siith@saicd steamer Australia (Ger Frauck, for New
| York. oo,.s~,ox frr,
| Pafcl. York. ma par,
BOMBAY June l2Arrtvef steamer IhhthIoh Nni'' i"i
ridge, from Newly ork April 10.
HALIFAX June l5-Arrived steamers Carroll and Uiuhoa
Or, Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON June l5ArTivet steamers sanarl l5rl,
rtyerpool All irntown Harrisburg Phladephia Jeane
Baracoa; omUn OBJ. Liverpool. worcester
| Cleared. steamers Dominion Yarmouth. No NeP'un'
| NeW.NOrk,
sailed steamer Caledonia .-.. f.., ,r-h,,,rg
PIN DElPnA June 10 Arrived, steamers cam mIp'
pow ence; Panther NewbuIyport saxon, berhs anu A
| caster Boston Louisa. New.forS. , n...,o. ~,
Cleared steamers MantoOau ,Brl, GiasSoy Pensher fI
| PictOu. =. -. soo,,,r
BALTIMORE juno 15Cleared steamers Nova Ssotn
rySrool Nm crane Savannah; Berkshire, Boston, tanhy
| Caawaader York. --.-.u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
BROOKLYN.

The dog pound opened yesterday.
Ex-Assemby lyman Charles ]. Henry resigned yesterday
his position OF civil Commissioner in Brooklyn
The Aldermen yesterday asked the Board OF Estimate
to appropriate $144 800 for the repavng OF Gold ana
South Second SITS.
Chemist BARLEY, Of the Health Department recon-
ends that rough on rats aud other similar poisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY JUNE To- 1859
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Canada (Brj. Pearcc London May ryino"n -
DAYS win ndsr passengers to W uuIbt,- -, ,.,
STEAMER Monarch tfIr. Thompson London 10 days Win
,ndse 10 Patton Vckcrs Co. Arrived a inc baf ~ oo
"a -. ,.-,,...uta,, oiae,aw Tuna Mo
willie T. mdse and passengers 10 hoh"oisoh n"' AZ
rived bar at -. 49,. A.. 40 s,v.,...
steamer Brooklyn CITY Br fltt lirisio MA, Ss Swnsea
Glib am. 80. ,.,.,.,. ooo,oa uay 10 pIo
Janero ~ Busk Jey0ns Arrived ~ inc bar
steamer Colon Lima Aspinwali Jure Z. with mdsc and
uassengers 10 Pacac Mai Arrived nt tho bar NJ 03o
" ..,., Il. -,
passengers TO Jas ward Co. Ar"eu ~ 'io ' Nv SOU
pm A.. ..,., ,.,.o 90
J Il Van sickle, . -, -
with mdse aud passengers n II Seaman,
steamer City Antonio, Wilder tornanna tune LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
AN AMPHIBTOUS OAT.

CARrENTERs poINT, n. j., June IA. T..
Brown while fishing at storms Island found an animal
and In place OF hair or fur Is covered with
what genuine duck feathers IL mewcd Ike cat
and lie had no difficulty In capturing IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
ALONG THE SOUND.

pprncrpoRr-Rose sunday generally observed In
and Tho Methodist Episcopal churches
hmt the blossos from which the day takes It's name were
few owing to a late season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

H. paid as Same na s aT d sSs % en-
dam Of the great Hindoo. H. Loud padp R TSho
for M"s%eGt out ut # han l%Ra,S ySsa S
Mr. Easton sold twenty three horses, thorough
BREEDS and half breds belonging to Henry o Mn
tiers, of Maryland. They were the aet OF JGhe'''-"
and ranged in price from $3.50 10 PHO each'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
AN Iron SHIP 7OBE LAUNCHED.

There will be launched at John Roach
4 sons shlp-y ard at Chester. PENN to-day NJ p m
an iron steamship Of 5000 tons for c. III. Mallory Co.
r a. tbe only iron ship the stocks I'm America
Her 33S feet length ALL affect beam
and II feet depth Of hold She VIII nave compound Gu
i,,,nf m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
vEsTCUcsTER COUNTY.

NEW RoCHELLE.-The Newl York, New-lavcn anu
unrtforI railroad contracts for laying the two adj
ditional tracks from the Junction OF the main limo ana the
Harlem River Branch road. will be awarded IN inc
nrse of week or ten days grade 10 to be reduced
and IN places the road bed VIII DO lowered over
Al .fnnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
|OPEN.AIR SPORTS

Athletics and all decent
manly. honest open-air spcrts
are carefully and fully report
led by THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Complete reports OF all the
notable events and arrivals 4
the leading summer resorta
THE DAILY and SUNDAY
TRIBUNE sent 10 visitors u
the Country for IS cents I
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
Announcements.

BUUACH," THE CALIFORNIA INSECT ioMv u, ;;
The most pow erul exteminator of reaches D"- ""'''
all insects. No poison. Try IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

REED & CARSRICK's SODIUM HYPOCHLoRiTE.
Recommended BY tho Public Health Association ~ superior
ami Least cxpenye all disinectants and germlcides
Chocrs Dphthcrn Feyers Malaria ETC. prevented by its
nse sold every where. Send for pamphlet
- REED & CARNRICK. ls2 Fulton-st. NJ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

snch receptacles on the side"aiA oA'eP' Nv VIZ avs
mentioned in the SCHEDULES
The scbedule mentioned In the order gives the
hour in which carts will pass over various fou'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
MARINE INTELLiG ENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rses 424; ,ts 1870 Moon sets 1894 Moons Dis
HfGH WATER TO-DAY.
<x-snndy Hook OLA Gov Island. 1900 Ien dah 00l
HN.-Sandy Iook lO;lS Island llO4 iell Cato Oi0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
UryRY A DANIELS, NJ,

IA Iexington-ave. between 10th and 30th sts
Hours TO l. 10 7. Diseases % the Nervous System
Genito.U rinary organs. Impotence and stertity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16
SPECIAL MENTION.

ADvERTIsEMENfs admitted into she.. -.
umns arc demonstrated - the readers Of TIL
TRIBUNE - being thoroughly reliable, =
transactions By mall with ths advertisers eas ~
conducted with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

And cuploy the radical new method guaranteed 10 per
manen worst OF rupture. send Two leef
stamps for references pamphlet and terms DIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-16

CARPET sPECIALTIEs THIS WEEK.
BRUSSELS CARPETS 900. PER YARD.
ODD o. MoQUETrE STAIR 81 PER YARD.
INGRAM SQUARES AND DRU0GEIs ALL LESS
THAN COST OF PRODUCTION
10000 SMYRNA MATS, 81 10 EACH
MATTINUs 1000 ROLLS WHITE. RED CHECK
AND FANCY PATTERNS AT 12c. PER YARD.
1000 ROLLS FINE FANCY MATTINas AT csc. PER
YARr.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.,
SIXTH.AVE. AND 13TH.eT.