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Insane Asylum, her insanity having been caused BY
sanderous and unfounded stories.
LONG ISLAND.

Loyo ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County Supervisors
have adopted the report Of Fleming
regard to the reward tho capture of hugg and given
BY oyster Bay and that Of $500 by Austin Corbn have
not yet been paid. Rugg cost Queens County nearly
has been decided BY Judge SrmstroDs counsel to the
Queens County Board Of Supervisors, who gives his
opinion that the Board Of Supervisors have no right to
establish the roads bin win be submitted to the next
Legislature to give the Board the power they do not now
possess.
gneer Corps stationed at the Fort fe from the roof Of
twostory building the ground distance of twenty
five feet yesterday breaking his collar bone and three
ribs. and receiving internal injuries.
FAR RoCKAwAY.-The new Roman Catholic Church
will be dedicated on August 16. Bishop Loughlan Will
preach the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
FOREIGN NAIL SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST

The schedule Of the departure of foreign mails for
lean steamers the Mcrtimack and the Advance az
carving mails for the West Indies. Mexico. or
south America. These vessels belong to the Brazil
Line The other American lines Of steamers have de-
clined 10 carry the mails because POsmastcrGenera
Villas refuses divide the 100000 Appropriated
by Congress- Postmaster Pearson sad Yesterday
that the change was one principally oil routes. he
mail, would be sent To the same place as formerly
but not in the same way. The American lines TO
Havana did not now carry the mails, but mails
Cuba to be sent by rail to Key West and thence
by steamer. Mails for Mexico would go by rail to
New Orleans. The time spent in transmission
would not the Postmaster thought, differ greatly
from that Of the old routes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

1t was reported yesterday that a company
had been formed to place number OF frst-class
the line between NewYOrk and Boston and
run them In opposition to the Metropolitan line. Henry
+. Dmmock. the New-York agent Of the Metropolitan
Company, said
"Ihe first that knew Of the proposed line was dis
patch IN Of the morning papers. do not believe
that there Il any truth In the no one Will invest
a million dollars in a steamboat line In the present
dition or business. Our company Is not making any
money. and we nave been hero long time and do not
think that 1t would be matter to take our trade
away from We have two boats laid up for want or
business and the threthat running are not doing
one half the work that they did last year. the year
before. Capitalists will look tho ground over carefully
before they put enough money to start line like
ours and don't think that the Metropolitan Company
need fear any opposition
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FOREIGN sTEAMERS DUE Ar THIS POR
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YoRK......... FRIDAY.


ARRIVED
steamer Canada tBr Pearce London July - Hayre IL.
with mdse and passengers TO Hurst Arrived at the
steiner City OF Berlin m Land LIVERPOOL July a. via
& sons Arrived the Bar at is.t6 M % s.,...,..
Steamer Vera er barre B msreh y rrux M Ts
Steamer California Ger, wncklcr Hamburg IS days with
mdsc passengers to Phelps Bros Co. Arrived At inc
Steamer Arecuna Br Strickland Trinidad VITA Delaware
Brokwater days with sugar TO order vessel to Leaycrat
steamer Ivanhoe r). Camaron Baracoa days with fruit
sresmer Eureka Reed New orleans days with mdse to
Ssn YSns ans
steamer DreaKwaier Jenney Lewes Del. with mdse and
Steamer ceopaIra bennett Portland with mdsc pass
eDgers to H0fatlo HAL
Arrived Yesterday
mdse and passengers % Henry longe IT.
Steamer Deaw Winnett Charleston days, with mdse
and passengorsto Quintard 60.
sUNsEr-wndM sand IL 'oS hight sw cloudy and hazy
At CITY island. light ss" clear
CLEARED.
steamer Etruria CBr). Cook Liverpool VIA Queenstown
Vernon II Brown \ co.
| oueensIown- Poter Wright son.
nospera ,Brj, Lndquster Glasgow Henderson
steamer rhngyaa DAM Laub. Copenhagen and stettin
steamer tamcia Br) Buck. Aarhuus. Den-seager Bros
steamer Edam Dtcl raat Amsterdam Funch Edge Co
steamer NoorilaDd tBeig,. Nckels. Antwerp Peter
steamer chateau Ieoviie (Fr. olivier. Bordeaux -Funch
steamer Indpcndcnc Utah. Pirand clio. Mediterranean
steamer ,ranhease lBr), Trcsarthen Peruambuco. &c
steamer araeouta tBr). Evans The windward Islands
Steamer AIlsa Br sansom Prince Aux Cages. &c
| Steamer iovcr (brl ohrlof. Iaracoa- w Hurbvt
Steamer CITY Of san Antonio Wilder Fernanina via Port
steamer Clty Augusta, Nickcrson savannah-Honry
steamer octorara. Reynolds Baltimore y KremA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
REPEyTTYG A RA SH A CT TOO LATE.

Mrs. Nellie Pickett, wife of John Pickett. of
No 1913 Sinotesnth-st, Brooklyn, committed suicide
with suphuric acid yesterday. She had suffered greatly
for years from asthma and IL Is believed sought relief
from the disease with the poison she got up In tho
morning inhale n remedy, her husband supposed
hut did bed he looked for her aud
found her In a CONFUSION. TO her physician she
admitted that she had taken poison but said she re-
Cretted and desired relief The remedies applied were
of no avail The friends OF the family ysteriOusly
rece about the case, and the full details will not be
known n tho coroner takes evidence ut thc inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
THE KEEP CASE OFF FOR SIX WEEKS.

Auditor GaynOr finished his testimony IN the
Keep lbel yesterday. He asked To explain the
difference between the operating account AMI tho con-
struction account. Lawyer strahan objected on the
ground that they only had the construction account aud
that the operating account had not been offered In cy
dencc, whereas IL the best possible testimony
Justice German admitted the question. Later MI Stra'
han demanded the production OF the operating accounts.
lie could not close the case without them, he said.
Justice German said that this his last dyy In court
II had served forty consecutive days, and Was going
away for thirty days. Mr. strahan Insisted upon his
right continue the without adjournment OF
than fortyeght hours. Justice Goruan said that
he should adjourn IL longer hut would not be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
TO BUrLp NEW STREET RAILROAD

1t is proposed to build new horse railroad
line from Madison and Eighty nfhst to the North
River Thomas 7. James IL president OF the new COM
many and T. V. W. Rossier Is Its secretary The con
necon Of tho line with the Vanderbilt road isextremey
derbilt capital The following Is the proposed route
From Eighty .nfthst. and Malisonaye. TO and across
Ffthayc thence by the Transverse Road beginning at
that pou across tho Park to Eighthave and Eighty
sixths thence by way Of Eighty to the North
River. 80, -, =, =,
The new line will he known by the title OF the Madi-
son Avenue aud EightysiNth street Hallway BY order
n, thc clerk the CoiLmon Council the application OF
the company 20 construct aud maintain railroad OF
this description will be considered on August "a at l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
BANKS FOR THE CiTYS MONEY.

Acting Mayor sanger. ContrOllcr LocW ara
civ Chamberlain Iyins yesterday named the following
hanks AS the repositories OF city moneys; Bank OF
America Bawcry National Central National. Columbia
chatham National. Commercial National, Continental
Nntionnl Eleventh Ward First National, Fourth Ma
tonai Garfield National, Hanover National. Home m-
norter- ana Traders National. Manhattan Company.
Mt Morris Ninth National, Bank OF North America.
Oriental PheriX National r. oduce Exchange. Bank OF
the Republic. ST. Nicholas. SeaDoard Shoe and Leather
ana limited states National The following trust com
mamie, we're also Designated Metropolitan. Kncker-
hacker Union Central. Mercantile and American Loan
and trust The OF interest required Will be g per
cent on all up to SjOOOOO and per cent IN ex-
IL IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

Rerned runs-Hufalo o. New.York. 2. First base by
errors~Buaso 3 New.YoIk, l. Frs base on balls But
faio New.York6 struck out-Bunas q New ORR. j.
Lett on bas,s-Bunalo s.; NeTYork - Ioial base me-
Its White Myers ORouTke and Common Iwobase hits
Ward Donbe -GerhaIdt and COnnor ? Rowe t0ice
and Erouhers Wild pches-keefe J. iassed Dais-Myefs
b Time 0r game-l:i0 Umpirc-Mr Fond
RsterbrOok declared out for not touching sephn Dase'
small crowd, probably not over 600 III number, Wit
messed the game at Washington Park. Brooklyn. no
tween the Brooklyn and Athletic clubs. Damaging
eror. nj inopportune moments lost the game for the
BROOKLYN club, The Athletic club TOOK the lead In the
arst Inning and held 1t throughout. Tho Brooklyn
avers rallied al the bat in the final inning and made
The ending OF the game lively The absence OF smith
rrJyeI "A great drawback to the homo nine The scsTe
was AZ follows:
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TO CELEBRATE THE DEATH or LOYOLA.

The sOlemnities attending the feast of St.
Igpatius OF foyola will he held ouIorrow II Is custom
airy TO hold these services upon the first Sunday after
the feast account OF the difficulty which business
mon would find In attending them on week day. All
the Jesuit churches OF the city will celebrate the death
OF the founder Of the Society OF Jesus which occurred
Al the Church Of st. Francis Xavier. Fatsr Murphy,
the priest who has lately taken the place Of Father Frs
bee rector will preach sermon setting forth the
merts and good work Of the society since Its foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG FRIGHTENED

M00rilGd -Nfnnl DIsp1'rh N ~, IHN"tTI. "a fFesA
4 chimney on the Grand Pacific Hotel was
blown down rs cyclone Yesterday and went crashing
into a bedroom occupied by Nr. and Mrs /. 5. Thomp
son over a ton OF brick and mortar fol-. hut the couple
had no bones broken. though they very badly cut
and bruised The pastering also knocked oil In the
room below which occupied by Miss Clara Louise
kellogg She screamed. then tainted. and dared into
the hail i'm her nchtdrcss. Tho fire alarm was turned
ON and the hose put before II was discovered what
vas the matter II took hour to quiet the SINGER. re-
move The brick from Mr. and Mrs Thompson's room and
attend 20 their moods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

Runs earned-BrookyD 3; Athletic. ]. Base on balls
Erooklyn ~ Athletic, 3 Base errors Brooklyn. q
Athletic 3. Lett on bases Brooklyn. o. Athletic
brooklyn, 10. Athletic, y. Double plays hayes and
Mcclellan. Pinckney Mcclellan and Phillips Three base
bits|pinckney l. Mcclellan l. Twobas, hits Purcell, !.
Wild pitches Haskins. q knoun. Passed 6sls-hayes.
2 Umpire Connolly Time Of Pame-l:o5
The long wachcd-for game between the New York and
Chicago clubs will be played at the Polo Grounds to-day
and an enormous crowd Will probably be present Welch
will pitch for the local club and CarksOn for the Chi.
cagos Special trains Will he the Sixth and Third
Avenue Elevated Roads. The New-York players last
nil ht seemed confident N winning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
DyTyG SEVERAL DAYS AFTER A FIGHT

John DAILY, q young laboror of No. 339 East
Thirty-fourth.st struck on the head with bale
stick on saturday evening by Timothy Quinn, Of No.
52i First-ave, and received AN ugly wounc He was
tagen to Bellevue Hospital whore the wound was
dressed but he would not stay there. on subsequent
days he drank freely and took no care OF his Injury On
Friday he becam. lnsensibe and sent back to the
hospital. where he died yesterday. The surgeons said
that they could not tell the immediate cause OF his
death but they thought that drunkenness had been
contributing cause. An autopsy will be made to day TO
settle the point. Quinn has boon arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting Of war veterans relative to General Grant, No.
so Wall-st.. 3 y. o,o
Monmouth Park Races, Monmouth Park, $50 p. M ,
New. Yorll- Chicago baseball match. Polo GROUNDS, 4
p. =, ,,,
Kings County Penentiary investigation. BROOKLYN
New.York Athletic Club games. Mott Haven, D p m.
Star Athletic Club games. Long Island CITY, $50 p H.
Dog swimming matches. Harlem Beach, $50 p III.
Monthly meeting OF New-York Press Club, 3:3o p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-An unknow man about sixty years OLD
committed suicide In Washington Park yesterday.
NEW BRIGHrON.-Patrck Reagan arrested on
Wednesday charged with setting fire to his house IN
York-aye.
FOUR CoRSERs.Margaret Cahlll. who found living
I'm cave at Port Richmond died In the County Aims
house at Four Corners When she received In that
institution she was I'm hastarved condition. In the
lining of her dress found bank book which con-
tanned SO so In cash and showed that she had SAT " in
bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

S3rt ore Terze tItap. coucssy. Alexandria E-Austh
SAILED.
Steamers British Queen, for London: Obera fivsr,.ss
Anse r2ry az Prince City OF San Antonio FeFnandin 6
TAA MOVEMENTS OF srEAXEa1
FOREIGN PORrS
LONDON July sosaied steamer Greece Obj, Foote fs
QUEENSTOWN. July 3!saed. steamer eermsn,c tBr, Ken
pedy. from Liverpool hence for NeWYork va" NV
SOUTHAMPTON July 3l-Arrived steamer Ftder er, pst
mers IRON New-York July 22 on her way 10 Bremen su1
proceeded "A~
New.York, '" ~
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HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-RicardO Becerra, Colombian
Minister at Washington, and william Warren, OF Boston
Clarendon Hotel-Count de Borchgrave, OF Belgium ana
Juan de Mcsia Of the Spanish legation at
and Henry g Little Of New-Jersey Msroport nm
iroiIer Aired C. ehopin. Of Albany Park Avenue
Hotei-George NJ Beebe Henry F. Allen, land ana L. d.
Holman House-Robert c. Pruyn. OF Albany ~
James Hotei-Charles A. GOnd. OF Buffalo ttnM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRIDGEPORT Professor Samuel Sterling created a
sensation at Seaside Park during the strong wind yeser
day his bicycle rugged with a sail The annual
picnic OF the State Sons of Temperance, at High Rock
Grove on Thursday attended by 5000 people.
DANBURY.-At the recent meeting Of capitalists held
to discuss the prospects of the proposed Rdgened and
Danbury Railroad, Hiram X Scott, the secretary, said
that he thought the road could no built at expense Of
$500 600 and II built without issuing bonds 1t would
become a dividend paying road at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

to try IT, consultation of counsel resulted 10 the strik:
ing Of the question which had brought out demand
for the operating aud the answer the ques
tion and Mr. strahan Withdrew his demand for the &C.
The testimony declared to be- all ana tne
defence made motion for the dismissal Of the COM
plant Both sides to present briefs, and Justice
German will give his answer TO the motion on eeptem-
her1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
WI srcnEsTER COUNTY.

TICK Auor Memorial services Tor General Grant will
be held IA the Methodist Episcopal Church next SUNDAY
evening.
WIIIIAMsBRIDGr-Thc water In the Bronx River IL
40 low that j. impossible 10 get that Is nc to drink
M tho railroad sAiion The present condition OF the
river viewed with considerable alarm. III mas been
caused by dyerns the water from its natural channel
NEsTcnLsrFH-Gracc Mascc. sister Of Mis. Edwar
Ea.s CITY Island has been bcnt To tho BioonhScalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
NEW..IERSEY.

hogoKiS-A wcl-drcsscd man called at CITY Physi
elan clicrs house In Washington ST. yesterday an,
told Mrs Heller that hc wanted 10 pay OIL OF sli III
rave her Worthless cncck for So Mrs. Hclfer CAV,
linn "A III change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
MARINE IVTEhLfH ENCH

MINIArURt ALdiNAt
gun rse. 3d. ,, 7ll Moo 1924 ICONS age, u.s. 20
ut3f WATER ~ a.
<v-saniv Hook 10 80 GOV .stni 1851 lei GacA o;3o
Tv-saudy HoOs il:O2 gJv is.ni lOio .Ieli Gsta Oo2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
.IEESEY CITY.

Frank Clcves. Herman Ccves and Frank Klckort.
owuars of pggeries In Union Ill., who were convicted
IN the Court General Sessions OF maintaining nut
sanccs yesterday ued 1900 each by Judge McGilL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

SEVENTH RACE, srEErLECHAsE, FULL COURSE.
A GAME OF HEAVY BATTING.

BROOKLYNs BEATEN.
About 800 spectators witnessed the game
OF baseball at the Polo Grounds yesterday between the
Nev.York and Buffalo clubs The feature OF the game
NOS rho heavy batting on both sides. Keefc's usually
elective delivery being batted freely at times There
ers winning the game by rally at the bat In the seventh
inning whom they scored runs Esterbrook played
poorly. while Gerhardts work al second osso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.

MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED ENTRIES IN THE SEVEN
RACES.
The starter at Monmouth Park will have his
hands full to-day for there ono hundred and two
sntras for the seven races Tho smallest number Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
Announcements

CHOLERA, DIPHTHERIA, FEvERs, MALARIA.
prevented BY the Of REED cARyRcKs soDIM HrPos
(Disinectan the Public HealtX
Association Superior all Dsnfectants and CierL
cides. Sod everywhere Send for pamphlet Futonst
New-Y0rk
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(qticu1a
Humors, Itching Torturcs ana
LOathsomc Sores

tried for eleven to have wife cured OF ter
lrble skin disease. Tho CUTICU "A REMEDIES (CUT1
CURA REsOLVENT, the Blood PURIFIER internally,
and CUTICURA, the great skin Cure, and CUTIcURA
SOAP an exquisite skin Beautaer externally have done
what tried for eleven TO have DONE
You give them TO
you and as we are this part Of the country
will benefit you and the remedies will ell who use
them CHAS. II. WHITE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

an Il MUST GIVE JP. cannot bear this pain.
Eyt32b ache all over and nothing l try does me any
90 s{f3V good" gel There is balm In
EANy.E Gicai.' In CUTIcURA PLASTER there Is
%Si hope and siren and comior oT pain and
ache 1t Il concentration OF pam slleylang elements such
As the world has never before New. original elegant
speedy and safe At druggists. 25c; i've for 81 Mailed
free POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

CUTICURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. PRICE,
CUTICURA soc REsOLvENT al SOAP 25c.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
Boston, Mass.
send for How o Cure Skin Diseases"
-sn sunbnrn, Pmples Blackheids and Oily Skin. use
| AIN, the CUTICUgA SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

Al t,mes given after the Oracle in3icatcs FRIDAY
,nnrn,nn when the fleet arrived they found IN port
AWAITING to iou the the new Boston sloop
the En- gsh cutter Stranger. and the schooners o"'
Wanderer Norseman Social and Fortuna.
The yachtsmen greatly admired the bos1oh Of
the souadron was the feature Of to-day twas
by hundreds of enthusiastic spectators along ihe s.Ile
There we're three boat which were called ust uc
fore n m The course mile with turI was 9 %
water as smooth glass Crews from the Norna rOr
entered for the four cared gig race. IT,, ~
was won by the Dauntless crew by four esh1; and
the egna's crew won the paroared gig race easily
First and second cash prizes were gwen 70 INC
Al meeting held board the flagship al ocioSk ~
was decided that the squadron Should ieso d q, the
councillors, the Genesta will be saluted by gun nom ON
Zach Yacht when she arrives i'll Newport anu tne
Royal Thames Yacht Club ensign will De set az tne iorc
on board the flagship. 80, :, .,ooos cut,ers
There were % schooner yachts, IA Scoops ou''e''
and steam yachts at anchor here at sunset.
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Best for Anything.

Having used your CUTICURA REMEDIES for eighteen
letter and finally cured IT, am anxious to get
1t sell commission I recommend IL beyond any
remedies used for letter. Burn. Cuts ETC. In
medicine have ever tried for anything
Myrtle. Mass. H. = HORTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

At the Hoffman Rouse yesterday the brotherinla s
NJ SIR William Levinge sutton, said 10 a TRIBUNE re-
norter: Sir Richards condition is much improved ano
unless there is backset he can get on ooaa 10
morrow. We shall start after the otner yse1os az
rs, moment IL is possible 1t Is annoying TO us ana
vexatous that he should have been laid W. our ,r
vestcrday was lust get the points OF the compass,
TSe enesta handled herself to our entire satlsiacuOh
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PILE TUMORs

However large speedily and pahessy cured without knife
caustic powder or ointment Consultation free Write Tor
pamphlet and references nc0sn letter stamps Tor
ply WordsDispensary Medical Association 60J Main.sr,
Buffalo ". Y.
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BI0tches Cured.

used your CUTIcURA REMEDIES for Blotches and
completely cured TO my indispensable JOY CUTfCURA
have uset. and TO the profession 10
invaluable for cleansing the skin thereby removing all
grease paint and all the stuff used by them leaving
the pure and soft Ny greatest pleasure IL 10
rec ommending such an article II. MACK,
Youngstown, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

Liquid Bread Is an absolutely pure LIQUID
malt contains 90 per cent OF noushment nveorates and
builds the system. Try It. Groces and druggists keep
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20 YFARs FxpERIENCE.

experience that she has
nsed wine that had such pleasing effect ON her paents y
Speer OF Passaic " J. II u pure
article and people have confidence In IT, Ask your druggist
and take other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

Mr. Loew says that the amount asked for can
nrnperly be included III the tax levy. IL was re-
fcrred TO the Finance Committee.
The Southern Boulevard Railroad Company
applied for "A franchise 10 build u suTllcc IA rOad
i'm the following streets: From the Third-avc
bridge AT One-hundred-andti iirtieth-st along the
and onc-half miles. A public hearing will be given
in the Aldermanic Chamber OIL August u.