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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
MANAGING THE BIG BRIDGE.
WHAT THE TRUSTEES DID YESTERDAY.

gurEE TO PUT THE FUNDs-THE NW-YOfh ~
TEN sION-MECHANICAL APPLIANCES.
The Bridge trustees spent M b0Ur in executive
discussion yesterday and then speedily adopdSu III
open session the conclusions agreed upon. Tb
were thirteen of the twenty members present ne
tr,aslIrer's report for November showed recelptS
from tolls of S57 Gl2 and expenditure OF SioiUo'
The cash on hand was S19o,S13 1T the ehd o. tho
month: the total number of passengers carried was
2.O77,179. ...:,ou ,u,ono .ho
Bridge finds should lie deposited reported that two
Thirds shOuld be deposited IN Brooklyn anu one
third in this CITY, and that the president and the
chaIrmen of the Executive and Finance Committees
he authorized to select the institutions rs deposit
tories: the income and maintenance accounts 10 be
kent in separate banks. This was discussed at
length and was finally referred back 10 the Finance
Committee. go $3.50,
The Executive Committee recommended the pnr-
chase of land at High and Washington SITS, about
fifty by ty feet. for car-st0rage purposes. ne
counsel of the Bridge furnished c,G;on mat the
trustees couid buy this and pay for it ont OF money
remaining from the fund appropriated for securing
terminal facilities in Bro9kIyn and conId use t TO-,
whole expense he paid out of tot money and reso-
luton to that eject was adopted DE- f. A. Lewis
was appointed surgeon of the police IoIce oh 'l0
Bridge without salary. - .
A draft of a bill for the New-York extension was
presented by the Executive Committee. 1t provided
Tor the erection of an elevated platform across
Thotham-st to DO used, for the deDOt and terminal
pnrposes of the railroad, so constructed as not 10
obstruct travel and for an ornamental iootP PId
PARK The draft OF the act was adopted and lresl-
dent Howell was directed present it to the Legls
latnre and to promote its passage:
Trustees Clarke and Mcdonald who arc both en-
gineers were authorized to investigate all the me-
chanica appliances of the Bridge in order 10 secure
thciI Improvement, If possible. motion to III
crease the pay of the Bridge police from - to
~ 30 a day, was referred to the finance Commit
Zee Mayor Low smoke of the divislon.o the Toney
ON hand in June between the two cities, and moved
that $4,000 be divided on January l. This was
adopted. n,o,-o M
The Bridge receipts last week were Sl2,413; The
Rrooklyn station from the Brooklyn Elevated Rail
road was opened yesterday.
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NErEHLL NGM rNLNNILLNLLN cNrNrNE..

DR.. John Hail yesterday presented report
Of the Church Extension Committee 10 tho
Pre-byte:y. II sad that TIE purchase OF property had
been contaminated Tor the French church M Sixteenth
ST., near SlAth-dyc, opposite the Catholic Apostolic
Church at cost OF r21.OOD, and tgc congregation WIZ
abe 20 occupy the premises. For tn seventy
scyeuth Church four Ot- have been occurred 81
and Secoud-tyc. az cast OF 900
chapel forty feet wIdNs to be erected on these lots
sixty from the cOrnFr AZ cost cl sJOcO Already
$4,000 has been paid 10y the committee and 10000
congregation OF the Rev. Mr. Hrrriag, u SiNtysccond
cot - 900. Tho Bohemian Church has 10000
which was gwen TO IL by Mrs. Il. l. stuart. ana II Will
raise $1,000, and 10000 more viii be
needed for Bite and building.
The committee has aided the seventh Church
aud IL recommended The consolidation OF the Allen
street Church with the Seventh Wis the Church OF
In. sea and Land. \ church was recommended
west Of Eighth-ayc in Seventy secOnd-st, and
mltee was appointed to consider the recommendation
Dr Hall SAID that there urgent need OF funds FOR
these new churches and called attention to tho fact
that little wa, contributed by existing churches during
the wear for this purpose. lie presented c0mmunica
non signed by seventy Italians asking the or@duiLi-
ton OF the First Italian Presbyterian Church OF the
city. The congregation now meets In the House OF In
dustry iu hottest.
OF Philade phia had been called to the Murray I'M
Church to succeed Dr. Burchari. lie received
lie rresbytery and will he ms allied ne NJ sunday. The
Rev LOUIS WOlirry asked that the Madison square Cor
man Chapel be organized into separate church. 1hi,
was referred special committee to confer with tn g
MADISON square Presbyterian church, by which the
chanel organized
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.NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
POLLING A rHGEFs CLEVER scHEMT

A
Tho pckpocket who was captured on Sunday evening
ny Mrs I A Peters OF No. 1913 MontgOmery'st' Jersey
Cify ard who gave his name rs FRANK lllIIou, vas
Identified Yesterday Patrick MCCIbe, OF NO. 10 est
Uoustop-st New-YOrk, we'll known TO the NeW-1Ork
noce az n pcLp0ckct lie has clerical appearance anu
inake-up and his true character would never ne sus
nected He stated to Judge Stilsing, IN Jersey ClH' 80
ferd1y morning that took the po"E- COX Tor JOKE
Justice stilsng COMMITTED MN Tor trial. and he was
placed IN +: cell with prisoner whose time was up
abe gave the outgoing pr several notes writ
ten on scraps OF paper and addressed TO Mihhe Weed
OF No I3 West Houston ST., Now York Iho prisoner
handed the notes to Captain Furrcr, VINO ascertalnei
their contents aud then had them delivered one OF
them contained instructions to Minnie Weed 10 come 10
Jersey City bring child with her and represent tnat
sh had three Others who dependent upon nun Or
support. Another directed Minnie TO go ana zee
the complainant in the case, give her her sacque ms
watch and chain, and $40 condition that she shoud
not prosecute third one said u,,,,,,. an, To-.
% Go and Joe yelling. Jerry Wl!iiams ana J zoe
Morton ana see what you can do with them see tue
mob on the very and make them hand up % apiece
for lawyer" ,,,.. troo1a,,o.,ors
she was accompanied by boy, and after shc had car
rcd ont her Instructions she ana tho bOyWere separar
Chief Murphy OF the Jersey CITY Police, questioned inc
how and learned that he not the w0naus son, anu
that she had no children. They were both locked mp
note was found the boys possession wch nc was 70
del yer 20 the wOman's friends In New-1 Ok III case oI
her an rest Informing them OF the fact Inc BOY gave
his name a. James Hart and said he lived NJ NO ='o
EliZabcth-st,
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THE SCARLET FEVER IN JERSEY CITY.

Another victim Of tho scarctfeyer epidemic was as
covered Yesterday at No a Jamesst, Jersey CITY He
is Charles Erecht. eight. and lie was pupil In MISS
yuch's class the 10 school No. 10. DE- Mllklh
son is attending him President Walker and the mem
hers or the Board OF Education deny that the epidemic
originated in the schOOl-rOOms or IN the Dnldlhg au
they claim that the cass-rOoms and all the surround
ings arc perfectly clean and wholesome Az the Same
time they have ord red the school closed un itor Jan
uarv l. Health Inspector benjamin sun hois 10 ms
original opinOnltha the disease originated IN the schoo
rooms and resulted from the filthy condition or the
building school superintendent Edison made an exam
nation OF the premises yesterday and reported mem 10
be i'm clean and healthy condition. When asked why
in that case the school had been closed he d mat IL
was done "a a precautionary measure TO aay me rN
element among the public and the pupils, ana also
through that some of the children from houses
where ~ H. or has been, might DC scat 10
tho school and thus Spread the dlsca1c.
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SHIPPING NETS.


'
PORT OF NEWIoRK. DEC Il, 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Egypt t1r) Grace Liverpool Dec = Queenstown
with mdse and passengers 10 Hurst. Arrived nj the
Bar at 20
and - cabin and 100 stcerise passengers
10 COrts Arrived Al tue Barat l2.a0 am.
IL CallaD tBrl. schultz Ciudad ItvlT Dee
emeraIa4 with ndsc to AgOstin Arrived al the Bar at
steamer Saratoga Mcintosh Havana days with mGse
passengers to- L Ward q CO. Arrived at the BaI at
Van sickle.
steamer city Of savannah, Dnggctt savannah days
mdse and passengers To Henry longc
steamer Commpnw cath, Van Klrk Phade pha, wthmdse
TO Vim PClyie e 60.
Elelnora, Bragg Portland with Horatio
Hail
Bark Violet oi 81 Jonn NB Harding Havre az days with
empty barrels TO order, vessel 20 ni1ell Bros
Bark Beta NOr Vale DlcpDe days with empty barrels
ana chalk order vessel 81 master.
Bark Agnes Ger, Schepcr. Rotterdam 90 days. with mdse
vessel To G Tobias ~ Co
Eldsvod mod Parahyba 81 days with sugar
vessel TO Funch. Edge 4 co.
Bark ocean Pearl, Hardy Portland II WnChcserS
Bark Louise Adelaide, orr. Boston f. baltimore.
Aida smith Gard windsor NS. 10 days with
ter To V G & G V King vessel to whitney & 60.
sarah f. Bird Rockwell santa ID DAYS, with
cetsr mahogany to Mose Bros; vessel 10 Metcalf
& Co
SUNsET-wind sandy 0nK. light. w; cloudy foggy
Al city Island. light w cloudy.
Wind. W. 10 miles swell light Il. Weather. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer City OF Richmond (Br Lewis, Liverpool Deel
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Wits GOING ON TO-DAY,

Republican County Committee, Grand opera HOUSE
Hail, pm. .... ,tor,on Uouse
Senate Investigating Committee Morton hou'''
l T. IN. 1,.i..oo ~, 1ror,or and Shin.
Installation OF the Rev. joseph X. Duryee Grace IKE
formed Church. Srventhtve. and Flity-iouftn ST. y w:
Tenth Ward Sanitary Aid Society, College OF the CITY Vi
New-YOrk, II.
Health and Police Boards meetings.
Martin Luther society, No. 81 MadlsOu-avcp =. "
Meeting relative to manual training, NO. IL Eae'
Twenty -frst-st. y. NJ -.,..,o, Nto,ro.
Fair in aid of Hebrew Free Schoo Association' "0A
pOItan Opera House.
Meeting of tho Pilot Commissioners - ., ,
COMPANY g. II tn Regiment, ball, Turn HAN eNeninE
Martin LIthcr Society meeting No 81 MauIsoh-"Nc''
= ID. IN.
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BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 2G0 births, 1913; marriages. 70.
The deaths from typhoid fever last week numbered
eight
The Kings County Elevated Railroad Company will be-
gin work in short inc upon the foundations for its
structure IN FultOn-st
The Rev. j. s. Detwetlen, OF Omaha Neb has been
called the pulpit Of St. Matthews English Lutheran
Church, IN Clinton-st
John wrattes carpenter. OF Moore-st., Graham
while at work yesterday In new houscat Lafayette
and Lewis AYES, fell from ladder and was instantly
killed.
green Cemetery which is isolated In the centre of the
grounds, and secured $50 early yesterday morning.
They blew open the safe with powder,
Mayor Low yesterday vetoed resolution Of the Board
OF Aldermen authorizing business firm to OF
the lamp posts. out OF use owing to the Introduction
OF the electric light for advertising purposes.
The Aldermen yesterday authorized the BroOklyn Ee-
vailed Railroad Company to construct IT'S tracks in
way from LexinGton-ave. to the ferry.
The cars on the street railroad in Bergcn-st. which
,ormcrIy ran only to Hamilton Ferry began Yesterday
TO run to South FerrC and by transfer the Bridge
and Fulton and Catharine Ferries. Another limo %
was nut on TO run from Hamilton Ferry to the Bridge
Anton Sarasese OF No II Iamiltonave. was supposed
been poisoned early yesterday morning, owing
to his sudden death after eating luncheon composed OF
vine; but post-mortem examination showed traces
poison, aud County Physician Shepard thought that
ovcreating caused death.
The Dolphin was noated out OF the dry-dock in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday and her officers aud
days 10 put IN her provisions and coal and that
she will weigh archor on Thursday Her first destins
ton will be Newport whence she Will 90 out In deep
water thorough trial to last at least sixty days
The suit limited divorce brought by Mrs Christina
Behrend against William Bebrend was settled after II
trial yesterday, By agreement between the
couple and kiss which signned their reunion. The
wife whom her husband had accused OF flirting and had
abandoned. said she willing to forgive him If he
promised to treat her we'll Tho husband bnshed and
then said he wanted her TO return TO him. and they went
away arm.n.arm.
mysterious visitor at the house OF f. A. West. OF No.
1902 Pachcst., disturbing the family by breaking
Windows rapping doors shrlckng in unearthly
manner has been found by the police To be servant OF
the family Johanna Reardy, who adopted this method
OF convincing the family that the house haunted
she wanted them " move. bhe claimed 70 nave been
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with them Professor j. Howard Van Amrlnge ITO. ITO
fessor John X Rees, George L. Rives ana hopo o,
Of BROOKLYN and Joseph w. Harper ir., trustees or
the college, warmly commend the object Whlcn t the
class seek to accomplish They are forthed III VIC
general appeal they mean to make By the obvious
fact that college whose students are almost en-
.rey city men, who have not the advantaeSfo H pa
country air and freedom, Il greatly IN neeu VI 'h'
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.IEKSLN CITY.

The cly's revenue from taxes last week was
$l1i,7iS o..
Eva Nundhurc, age nine. who came with her mother
from the an-nuu-c snake Il yesterday 10 the Home
for the Frcudess developed symptoms II smallpox du'
ing the day and taken back 10 snake lilll anu
placed IN tho smallpox hospital Before the CHARACTER
OF her seasc determined. she WAS IN the flF,t ire
cnct Police station and ~. Frauci.s Hospital All Tue
places IN which she had hcen were iumlEatrd
The trial OF Charles G. Am Ludc. the HYhokcn drug
gist who under indictment Tor WahshuehcT h} put
ting NJ morphine for QUINN" aul ihettuy Causing thc
death OF TWO girls, /, set down FOR January 4.
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COLLAPSE or AN OLD WELL.

After the CTOtOn Watcr-plpcs were laid lii
IN1lngtOnavc., between c-huudtcd.aud- wcfth ana
thirteenth sts years ago. old we'll
AT that hut covered with panks and earth
was put the panks to sustain the sidewalk grad
ua decay OF the planks went on until late sunday
night wnen the covering the well fell IN. Policeman
William Rccan, OF the Twelfth Precinct, happened Ca
step on the nagstOnes just they went down and he
vent DOM with them His cries FOR help heard by
some living IN the neishboring houses and they got
him out OF the pit with the all Of ladder. lie had
been bruised severely In falling, hut he
hurt, and he went home after "a police surgeon had
dressed hi. wounds. The Department of Public Works
received earnest request to have the well filed M
YESTERDAY believed TINT there many such
wells IN the city wagon nearly fell into IN Sec
ond st. near the BOwcry, last year.
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HOME NEWS.
pR0MINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-AttOrney-Gene Easal
Tabor, OF Colorado Dorman Il. Eaton hog noa'
Jo3,se-T G. do Amarel Naente, OF the Brazllan LesN
non ~ Washington and Edmund ]. Mofat, T. s. deputy
Consuteneral London. Nelc, ior& HotetmGeRRGr
Joseph II. Anderson, OF virginia. state Ehstnc9 G,is
sioner to the Congo Conference G"SSy bnyT Of
senator J. Boyd Thatcher. Of Albany; J0hn NJ DdNS' %
Rochester and Payinaster. j. Goodwin Hobbs u ,;
Nayy,.,..' Grand Hotel-Professor Elisha Gray O.
CHICAGO!
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ArRrsr1xG crrIzENs 20 "sQuAREo HIMSELF

Policeman James Garvey. Of Jersey CITY, was
suspcndrd from duty yesterday He was IN duty SIur
dy n ght and should have reported at the station at
A. m SUNDAY but did not appear unth 10 ana lheh nc
was intoxicated. He brought IN three prisoners now
ever ana planned that ho Lad considerable dlmcuiy
in arrcstiug ncD. which the cause OF his delay lie
accused the prisoners Of being drunk ana disorery my
rs they evidently sober Sergeant Jelly discharged
them and reported te officer 10 Captain farrler VINO
SUSPENDED him IL aierWdrd transpired that the police
man when hc found himself late arrested the ihrec men
to square himself. Tho men were sober ana were ON
their way church when the policeman dragged them
into the statiOu-hOusc
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AFRAID since Mr.. Vests mother lied that sne "Ouiu
haunt the house.
CIV Works Commissioner Fleeman's report OF the
work OF MS department this year shows mat inc Nv.
revenne for eleven months has been $l2O23O3 io an
increare Of So ~ a. The Commissioner rciers 70 o
pressing need OF increasing the water supply IN 'ho
gear Ia poi feet OF streets were repaVed al cot Va
S1I3 6GI Is. and l5Tl60 yards repaired at d
cost of S77 $40 49, Important extensions OF sever nav
Gecn made and relief sewers for the Hooded districts
are IN nrorress The Waabout Market has more than
aoIio ontat linn
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wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

Mt. VERNON.-The house Of Edward Duryca was
entered on sunday night 10y burglars ana robbed oi
valuable mautcl clock aud quantity of clothing .-
The house OF Mr. 4 Bayss urOEcn INTO on sunday
night aud robbed OF articles valued 40 500
YoNKLRs-Two young men yesterday discovered on
the beach near the s-housc the body 0f new horu H.
FAINT concealed ia section of StoYcppc ana surrounded
by cotton batting aud newspapers.
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hole was formed by the sinking soil lately I'm OF
Of IcrnardlnO. Cat. The IudcL
place says From this hO!c volume or smoke has
boon rising for four days aud nights peculiar sui
phurous smell perneatcs the air the vicinity. and
no knows whence the smoke comes, alarm has
hecu f,lt "-fpbiladeluhia Trlcgraph
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Louis g. Burgess the youhg clerk in tho Office Of tho
Chrmic.l Company, AT 40. - Murrhy'-i, New loTA
who Wa found unconscious ~ highway on sunday,
was ptiI I'm the smith luhrmary yesterday. lie Was
fully conscious when his wife called 10 -ec him IL l"d
her That bee was again suffering from head trouble
Police surgeon Ira Vimined Bur-css aud found that
hi, BRAIN was affected.
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oo.o,-no with u,isc and passeugersto Peter Wright
sons Arrived at 6 e W ar 81 with
empty barrels 70 GrJs yass e Prz Antwerp days.
with empty barrels order vessel TOT Parker 60 Ant
vs BaIS st davis. in ballast to- Parker CO. ,arn
Al days With empty barrels to ORDER vessel TO Parker
Rafx Prinz Heinrich Dtchl Klngenberg. London o.
DAYS with order vessel to master a. dovs with
Bak gnl NoT Andrs5s t Ea,a H Gc
Repck Fosset LaggP "a ~ Sas III & co.
Brig Marie (Dtcn Poder, 81 Martins Ia DAYS WIZ" "
Bg viva OF Halifax Brown Neqy3s Il days %i Co
cedar to Jose Menendez & Bro vessel TO Ia''on "" -
CLEARED.
soonsr Nevada tBr Douglass Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer India Br) Jamson Glasgow henderson gHC earv
steamer City OF Augusta N;oS srson, saYannan-ne"i'
Sisss yanote uphcrs Norfolk city Point md Rich
0p Thomson Moore BALTIMORE Kgem1
sa,s IGcy Nichols. Nichos Melbourne AVs-O'i''i'
sip eI kfeya Nor, Hansen Dunkirk c Doe, ,,u,,,1w
gaik AlDheus Marshall OBJ. McFaden' Caicu''"
iiaft Olga ItaD sabottora Port sad' Egypt-SocoV''"
&BsrS Nordsteraen (Nor oafsen. Plymouth &c TOBIAS
@ Rsrs Commerce Chase Mobile-Jas Ward & co. 10
brig De Wife GER Iepien aslees-C loDls
Rngg Tastern star Hammond, Georgetown bemci''"
Brig T16y Ei SI PtePson HeleWIeavcra CO.
schr ii Foster, coolnbs Kinsston-d ne cordo'd'
SAILED.
o.. 1,,,,r,o for Ne,rport News: Rattlesnqke CfrOm
Pladeipha for Canprdgei Allentown iron do Tor BOSTON
Also slied-via Long Island souni-ship Levi Burgess
for Yokohama.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SFEAME31
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Dec l2-saied steamer Roman Br', Williams
TOT urGsvysr0wx Dec l4-Arrved steamer Pavon1 tBrl;
9oiicnen iom Boston Dec to Liverpool tand
pSIsalcd oregon (Br, Cottier from Liyerpooi
| hence for NeW-Yofk, m, ,raoLs fran,
IN Poche Paint noon rzOna (rl. Brooks nom
NcW.York , to this port ahd LlNciPoDL c
Sot-rH AMPTON. l4-Arrivcd, steamer khelh l''eI
Iungst from Ncw.IOrk Dec on her way 10 BREMEN Vu
proceeded, . . ,, ,..,o, c,o,o NJ Indiana tRr)
/ RitchI, from York Dec ). N. A.
rSI Zee l2-Sailea state OfGeOrgia tBr MOO
! die from Glasgow hence for Ncw-l Ork ~.
Passed steamer CIV OF chester .,t
Cnndron from NcWYork Dec on her way 10 lucchstp"n
| and Liverpool .- ,,.,,ao ma, p,tor frop,
| Now. YORK . her To nun. 49, m,
/ LIZARD. Dec l-Passei steamer stochh0lm O.V N'i"
/ novIe IRON Boston her way To OndOn ,,-.
Hull, Dec l4-Arryed steamer ShrlcIiO Nbi)' ''"N''
! from Ncw.Yo Nov D.. -- r..r,ou, 5Dtotn
SiercnIregt from NewIOrk Nov25 for Rotleruan V'hu
proceeded. a all, .,o,u.or u C,,t,,t tDtch, Ron.
J TyrEr bee ARRIVED steamer Rhynla1d cgl, Jam
son from NewYork; switzerland t'lEh Buschh'h' H'h
1 Philadelphia ....... ,-o.,.,-,, frr, I-er
MAEsaLlEs, Dec l2-AriNcu stclcr -Nc"9t'' wa W.
! NCW-1Ora.
Li.Roy 10 Dec l4-Arrvrl steamer Bengucla Nr Fur
! tudo from Nov -.
YGKoINu, TO Dee I4-Autvcd steamer CITY OF New YORK.
/ ,earle from san Francisco NoV il"
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NEw.JEEsrY TOWNS.


HN,KFSs Ack.-Emu1 HANDLE. who wa, accidentally
shot Friday by Lloyd LonucrEAu, VIII probably re-
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HOLIDAY GpoDs

Mons winter Underwear, ~ctf-. Tics -u-p'hIe = 'N''
shirts Cardigan JdcAtia, at l'lu
p-I..o w. j W. JnAN.Ioy. 200 GranA..t. y. Y.
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MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALuANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 1885, IA sets 43O Noon sot O1llMo)n's age d.
WATER TODAY
1M--Sandv HOOK. ll3 GOV. islnt l:IOtiiel Ga,s 329
Pk.-Saudy Hook, lOi GOV. Island l25.!ieII GAA 3l7
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as.ortncn ~ French Dinner Sets n r"iuc price,
Ait.r Dinner cups AMI Plates IA satin asc' &C. 81
CT HlNRICH~
90 81 81 PARK PLACE, NEW-foRh'
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,,,,..,vs .. Nln, t,ufh- u The unhappy MARI ages
r,.,lt nom human calves hrut allowed u" run ' W.
-o.irty pasture, Nih'I "'' ,rY i,y.r r,.i IA M
.s. nan IN IA ful. consumption .WW'n =
-f,,i. ~ th. lun-.I -.r.- ut"rA. sim ti0''-'- 'i
b inbred affections. 'lr t''i. 'V'-'i .' va '
cur,s all these. % drug fl'tS.
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