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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
u,gns him to determine as soon as possible whether the
rags require fumigation.
CELEBRATING FIFTY YEARS OF TEACHING
MISS CAROLINE +. WHITING RECEIVES GOLD GER
TIFICATE


co1don 1etters marked Saturday, June o, In
seventhst Thrdaye recording inc WS,tins the
the 1ftieth year Of Miss Caroline y. tsscher
Miss Whiting quiet pleasant faced woman with pISw st
hair just touched with gray sat on the s ,Pat
i csas Yesterday. Clusters and bouquets OF roses
covered the the room was decorated
with plants and eahginss az req bsade Miss Whiting
s sna Presided over the exercises Mr. stephensSn
Peter Cooper and em5eT. 81 the Board Of Education
Sn Srtx 70 ffty wears ago when Miss Whiting was In
the early years Of her soops said Agernon
g. Sullivan who made the address, ean claim sucn u
cop Miss Whiting sns gos e who have
the wi YES mothers and true women OF the Land rs
Some Of the grandchildren OF Miss Writings nrss Mrs.
attend her school ono OF her early pupils pills. Sd
Nathanial Powers OF Troy, now ninety.iour yed ,e
sent her letter Of c0ngratuation Letters anu .eo
Geneva london California and all parts OF the countty
one was from Miss Nettie Carpenter the yonsst Wiz
s oSh y InS p All the children q Peter Cooper
were graduates ofthe school Mrs Apram - heW'ts ter
charge OF tho ior s h re~reted that his
health did permit him 70 write poem IN ho .nhov
his friend the veteran teacher Horace nree ,r men
have been among her acquanances Among TIE FORMER
trustees OF the school was Secretary OF tne Jaw
new VINO sent his regrets at not being able 10 De res.
EIIery anderson in short address In behalf OF tne
pups said that Miss whitney had been ior nor d
resent her one from them gold certificate THIS GER
t acste, which is for $1,000 will: taSnd ine
REQUEST Of in s sd%e % So.pa not e yet
library will perpetuate her name, miss ESQ., Ton
Burke read graduates address ana Ass ,cr The eyer
cses there n lunch served. scarf 70 scnnoi
Invitations issued TO former pnps "a wood paVoe
and seligman OF the Board OF Educatl9h, M Dr
Jasper and Cephas q. Thompsoh nush tSe ny5csent
Louis schultzo and Andrew q. Agnew' the PIeseh'
oft
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FROM UNION SQUARE TO BOWLING GREEN

Two weeks ago yesterday Jacob Sharp began
to lay the Broadway Surface Railroad Last evening
the downtown laid TO Bowling Green ana INT
uptown track reached Duane-st. The whole track, ~
this rate will be completed within three or four dayse
Mr. sharp has trouble In arranging his CONNECTIONS
beyond bowling In order to reach the South Ferry
The Belt Line and the Greenwich street Line run down
STE and nm Whitehall SITS The Belt Line road has
secured an Injunction restraining tho broadway road
from running in either OF these streets MT Sharp says
TO run in these streets The only way therefore, for the
broadway road TO reach the South Ferry Will be thr0
transfer TO the lines running In state and White
hall ats or through the Of these lines to run us cars
upon. Mr. Sharp says that the companies In these
streets demand more than half OF the receipts OF the
broadway company above Bowling Green, and he. OF
course. will not accede to this demand lie thihks;
howeyer that the matter will lee amicaby settled and
that his road will connect with the lines run iu State
and Whitehall sts
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NEVS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
FILTHY CELLS IN An ALMsHoUsE.

The Richmond County Medlcal Associa',oh MI,
naciai meeting on Friday to express their Indignation
about the present condition OF the cells at the county
aim shou a. where insane paupers are placed III
snd that he found the cells In reprehchslDI
condition Beneath each cell was vault conh,e t
directly with tho cell The only ventilation allowed tne
cell and from which tho vile atmosphere could escape;
VAS the small opening in the door through when loo''
a n,ssd The pipes from the cutters In the roof are
sunnsed To lead TO the vault, aud with every ram
storm to flush vault This crude plan did not "Srh
iiI,,ng from the odOr that pervaded eaoh ceH' lnc
ce are not padded and offer protection Whatever 70
the violently insane. Dr. Walsor advised that the uoc'
tors tke Immediate action lie thought that the super
venJents of the poor should be held responsible ior
this state Of affairs. The superintendents 81 the
also he charged frequently kept insane people III theo
gretched instead OF Fastening their commitment
10 large institution where they could get proper cur
and medical attendance. Drs Van hehsssaer' 49,,
Welser and Feeney were appointed to further invest
gate The abuses complained Of and secuIe prompt
remedy II nosslble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
NEW QUARTERS ron THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE

The American Institute, which has occupied
offices in the Cooper Union Building for twenty.n
years has moved Into new quarters al CLINTON nan;
Aston Place and Eigbh-st taking the hTst anu seeona
ing at Ciinton Hail. then at Beekman and Nassau ats
which was the headquarters OF the Mercantile Library
as is the Clinton Hall OF to-day. The Institute was
started at a meeting held at Old Tammany Han wheTe
The sun office stands and occupied onlces ID LID
ery.st in 1929 II then moved TO C0rtlandl-sL ior
tw years next No. 1877 Broadway ana from 1888 70
lSS6 mad quarters In the old Aims House In the City
Hall Park on the site OF tho County Court House III
then moved No. 351 Broadway, which was purchased
until 500 when the rooms at tho Cooper Union were
taken The lease a the new quarters IS Tor hye years
rie cut roses and orchids will be held there on June
and 49, over 5000 will be given In premiums OF wncn
and six for orchids In addition special medal viii also
offered for sale No charge will be made for admission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or Ew.YoRK.......sATURDAY. JUNEO. 1885
ARRIVED


Steamer Germanic tBr Kennedy Liverpool NAV 2s and
oaeenstown ~ with ndse passengers II ! cOrtis.
Steamer az gson Br days with
steamer wetkerby IBr Lewis newcss,ie Is day. with
mde 10 ORDER vessel to simpson, spence Young Arrived
s tea Welahd tGer ebich Hamburg May a. Hayre
20 with mdse kunhaId Co. Arrived at
@ mid der, Ueimbruch Bremen MAY o. South
ampton ~. With mdse and passengers to oeriohs & Co.
steamer marlborough r Fraser barbados May 90, via
20 and = kits day. with mdse and passengers
Miranda T sodS0 II JOINS s,Sba and Halifax
Steamer Break water 5ennsy Le"cs Del with mdSo and
passenger 70 old dominion s t 10 va With d. % ,or
ve SsSf to SIOf Viii Whitney Co..
sUNSET-Vind SANDY HOOK. moderate. SW; clear. At
City Islano. light, SW; clear.
sandy Hook1ll pm-B trsmetsr SoO'i thermometer 0i
Arrived yesterday
Bark Mignon Cocord ccniuegos days. with mdse to or
der vessel TO Mudsett
CLEARED
Steamer Thngyaa DAM Laub. Copenhagen, stetn. &c
steamer Ncckar GER. Busslus Bremen SOUTHAMPTON
| oelrichs Co. -
' steamer TSornhiil ir Wether Progroso- Beloni Co.
Steamer Bermuda 3r) Fraser, barbados and Trinidad
steamer Pomona tBrl. Cook MOnteeo Baya Vessels Co
Steamer San Marcos, Burrows. Key weOt and Galveston
steamer s. Hudson Freeman New.orlesns II Seaman
steamer city OF Columbia Woodruff. CharlestonJ Gum
steamer Regulator, Doane. Wilmington, NCwm CLYDE
STEAMER old dominion, Smith. Norfolk, City Point ani
Rehmond.old Dominion IS Co. ~, nj, -. 49,,
steamer Manhattan stevens. West Point Va Newport
| News--Od Dominion IS co.
H. knight, Chichester Georgetown ana AoIan.
| dTia--ThOs w Wightman
| steamer Bruno Foster. Baltlmore-J Krems
steaIneT Franconia. Bennett P0rland-Horato Hall.
| "A r Dimock. Halleit. BostOn-H Dmock.
| Bark sOnntaR. Waldo HioRO-Nernon Brown q Co.
Bark tratelh utaD, Bozzo, AIexandretta. Turkey
| Benham BOycsen.
| IiarS Edwin tBri, Dlckey ROuen-C W Bertaur
Bark Harry and Aubrey OBI. Telford, Pitrc-G
| Tough & Co.
| Watson d co. .
Steamers Etrura Celtic and HALEY for Liverpool
pea London. Crcassa Glasgow; suevia HAMBURG Neckar
hrcnen; Zaandam. Amsterdam; Pennland Antwerp Clnrbe
Kingston; Murlel 81 ktts, Newport Havana Marcos
Caveston Hudson an EXCELSIOR New.Orleans; City OF
Savannah Savannah, City OF Columbia Charleston Regul-
tor Wilmington; Old Dominion, Ricnmond Thornhi Pro-
greso.
| Barks Sonntag. for Hiogo. August EorkopinE.
Also saed-yla Long Island S0und-Ship Sacramento for
| Shanghai, Mysuc Belle. Singapore.
Steamers Fanconia, for Portland; IL Dimock. Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srGAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June g-Arrived steamer British King (Brl
Kee New York May "a on her 70 Liverpool (and
proceeded . -, ...--.- -. N, NH. ,.o.u
| BostOn May 26 her 10 Liverpool.
| AsTwKRf. JUNE 6-Arrved. steamer Do Ruyter (BeIg)
BrareDs from New-YOrk,
| for NeM.IoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
AFEw STORES CLOSE AT NOON.

Thousands were out III Broadway ana SlAJn-
ave Yesterday afternoon but only few OF the leading
stores were closed noOn thus beginning the summer
saturday halfhOiday movement. Among these were
Arnold. Constable & Co. and SoomOn a. Sons, In Broad
way and b. Altman & Co.. on Sixth-ave. Some OF the
other shops closed about o'clock and next Saturday II
the weather IL warm, number OF propretors OF the
largest stores have indicated their intention OF closing
early. -. ... -.o..,. l.. Al, .
" Although there are q great many people In the
streets this afternoon" said one business man. the
ladies do not appear to be doing much shopping They
90 throngh the looking at the goods ana bnyn
fttie Most OF tho firms recognize this and the desire
10 close at noon Saturdays when the warm weather
sets In is becoming more pronounced each year."
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s57.6O0.SO6

Tomnaratiyely few transactions made last weex
calling for special Harris and RnssaE nave g, s tSs
nor,bwest corner OF One-hundred-and-twenty min,
st. and LeTingonaye consisting of Nos ~ os 70 dS Sd
East Observation-Disclosures nos. ina I'D
anatwemty bs The net rental Is said to be se'en s
to yield per cent on the purchase I'm rhomas
Stokes Terence Farley so9 TSRR0It foS
"a 900 cash and the sale of the Kenmore
Sat,Iouse No 353 West Fifty-seyenth-st no; go
hird.aye has been sold by George r. Read Tor Saz2oo
William Opcnhym has paid $4,000 for one OF B1sK
Co.'S dwellings now building IN seventy nin. nesn
of sixtieth-st has been ,od to A. H. Lubburrow for
So 900. Henry Mulhkcr paid $4,000 Tor Iour o.s
~ Eourth-aye and OnehuDdred- and-twenty
The Land is to be improved. lot at seeondaye; ana
nehundred- and third-st was sold Tor $o9VV anu one
IN One hund red. ninth ST., east or fifth was
for 900 by the Protestant Epscopai Churco
Of ST. Edward the Martyr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
ur1yKEy. THE SUICIDE, BURIED.

The body of Bernhard Helmken, who shot
himse after attempting to kill his wife Friday, at
No 400 Fourth-ave., was buried in the Lutheran
Cemetery yesterday. There wasa Drei iunerH service
ter of the dead man were present. MIS- ielmkcn was
improving at the New-York Hospital and the surgeons
std flat she would be able to away IN a lew weeks
She still adhered to her statement that she was mar
I'D to uemken in March, and there no apparent
reason 10 doubt her statement Her maiden name was
ssi1 10 be Catharne King She said that she was ma
tive Of Canada and that her parents were dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
TO RIDE THROU0H THE OATSKILLS

A cavalcade of hOrsemen clattered up sew
enthavc and into the Park from Dckers Riding Acad-
envy yesterday afternoon Some OF them had their sad
dlebags we'll Allied, they members OF tho New
York Riding Club, bound on long ride through the
Catskils and Mohawk Valley. large number OF friends
escorted Them also mounted and the sight attracted
good deal OF attention Tho equestrian tourists Will he
gone for q week. They will take steamer at Yonkers
Tonight and on Monday morning will land at Catsk.
when the ride will begin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
soOTT RELIEVED TO BE IN CANADA.

President Hays, of the Manhattan Company
Bank shock his head In DISCOURAGED way wnen ne was
asLed Yesterday II had news OF the defaultlng
teller whose accounts are short some 100000 IL 40
not know where Scott Is" he SAID "
told. think he is in Canada, but
n he ia there do not know place where he Is hiding
have no CONFIDENCE I'm the rumOrs that he has gone
South or in the dispatches saying that he has been
seen there The fact that do not know where Scott
has gone. but believe that he 10 now In Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
SUICIDE ORA yIRGIYIAY AT SEA.

While the steamship Manhattan OF the Oid
Dominion Line on its way 10 TINS CITY on ND drSay
drowned. The body wasn not recovered A. ouuiapuer,
the purser ship reported the suicide 20 tne poce
Yesterday. He said the man was abouy sxV years oi
Sge and was aboard the vessel at Norfolk va on nrs
ciass ticket When asked 70 give his name he wlnseo
sxpressiyely and said "John Jones" Heappeared 10
s. under the influence OF liquor. As late ~ a. ~ en-
krdsy he was seen walking on deck, but no did not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
FIVE MONTHS REALTY SALES.
FALLING OFF FROM LAST rEAR--suMAER oOihi-
NESS IN THE MARKET.

rbe summer season of dulness has taken taken
o,,I nossesson Of the real estate market anu 1 a
i i; Poveu,en ia to be looked for until near tne ap
rs of autumn The auction sales for the last W.
weeks have been unimportant as rue; anu ices
priyate sale the activity has been largely rscucSe
tnouSS" Gov West side lots, and now and then
some fortunate capitalist invests his money IN Of the
P S, i've months as compared with the Corresponding
ppsriod wear ago is shown In the figures compiled py
fhe Record and Guide. The comparison VI oon'o'"
for the two periods is as folowsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

Frederick X. CoUdert, Jesse Seligman and
Edward ImontAgne have been appointed by the General
Term of the Supreme Court commissioners eoDsider
whether permission should be granted TO the Blcecker
street and Fulton Ferry Company to extend JUS tracks
m Mail-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
pUpo1AR TCoY GETS AN ADJOURNMENT.

In the matter of the habeas corpUs IN tne case
H,Rvrne Yesterday asked Justice Andrews IN supreme
Court adjourn the hearing mill cSoy wa
Fugitive from Delaware justice Governor Hill mao sus-
pended his mandate in the matter and had proiseu
ksar connsei Assistant Attorney furdy made
no opposition and the application was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

avpear for breakfast and his stateroom was empty ne
ga partly undressed himself and had lumped into inc
bs clothing weiA found card an envelope bearing tne
address: aJacob Dutrser. Hampton, Na, ana ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
THE IMPORTERS AND oRooERs ExoHAYGE.

The Board OF directors OF the Importers anu
rocers Exchange met yesterday TO consider the petit
49, ebcb has been put In circulation requesting the
Sssonon of the Exchange and the distribution OF It's
$50 600 I'M assets among its members on inc request
Doipted to consider and report on the advsabity Of
cloaing exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

Naive Splendid couldn't be better. You just moved
here. suppose g. ,.- , 80
Reporter-- on. no; I represent n city paper. and am
sccking Information in regard To the peach crop"
Naive Well. It's mighty poor. II We get one peach
10 a tree wen do WE'LL philadelphia Cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun r,eA 25; ,.ts TIA Moon rses Ojd Moons age da2R
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<4-sandv Hook. l:20 GOV. Island. l55 Hen dai-i stA
P.A.-sandy Hook 2at3 dow Island sOliioA HAte sou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
E J. DEUDIUG { CO.
SUCCESSORS 70
A. I. STEWART & co.

A. T.'STEWART & co.
nrrAILa
In addition to the great conces-
sions heretofore announced they
will, to close out promptly the re-
mainder of their stock, make
still further reductions Of prices
throughout every departmentdur-
ing the month of June.
Tomorrow they will place on
sale the following
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
One lot best quality 2S-inch
printed India Silks at $1.OO per
yard; reduced from $1.35.
100 pieces all-wOOI Beige Nike
lures at 5Oc. per yard; reduced
from Csc.
so pieces all-wOol Crazy Cloth,
desirable plain cOlOrs, at 5Oc. per
yard reduced from 75c.
70 pieces all-wOOl Combination
Suitings, i'm pin checks and
stripes, at soc. per yard; reduced
from 500.
$50 imported Stockinet and
French cloth Newmarkets at
$500 and S6.75 each; reduced
from $1,000 and $1,000.
so imported all-wOOl French
and Persian cloth Wraps, satin
lined, trimmed with fringe, at
$3.50 and $1,000 each reduced
from 1850 and $23.5O.
rs all-wOOl French cloth Walk
ing Jackets at $500 and $500
each; reduced from $3.50 and
$1,000.
$50 finest brocade and change
able Satin ParasOls, lined with
changeable silk, at 1915, $4.75
and 5000 each; reduced from
800, $1,000 and $500.
Broadway, 4th-aye., 9th and 10th st&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
EuMIGATION OF RAGS.

Eight rag importers, interested in the rags OF
the Wesenhorn and yigiante. instructed yesterday
ct the Custsm House " write TO Health Oncer siln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
Announcements
A WINEGLAssFUL OF
RrkEn,s TONIC WINE OF COCA.

In glass Of lemonade punch, ginger ale SOFA wac, VI
even cewater makes tho most delicious ana
drink ENABLE the time most ,a
TONIC sTUANT both BODY and BRAIN lrgo rns
90 cents per Dozen $40. sold ONLY ~ HlkEh
b63 sixth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
Ir1sA GREAT SATISFACTION

Earl e. Wilson's E. e. w. brand OF Mems
Collars and CUFFS arc the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
E.Ab Arsnus Hotel.-Congressman william ilia
vhtyr@ Of Massachusetts. Victoria ho'eS-hi'u''
CsoneI J. NJ Forester, OF Glasgow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
Announcements.

Lords Cleaning and Dyeing Company. Offices
l5th.st, Broadway and 66s shave near SVths@
Pstrouized by the families. Established ls6u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
A Nrvv AGE OF LIFI

Ths aged and after using speers
that they felt though they had lease OF e py
made BY Alfred speer, OF Passalc, M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

200 pieces best quality English
and Domestic five-frame body
Brussels. choice patterns, at 95c.
per yard; reduced from $1.25 and
$1.35.
$50 pieces extra heavy In
grains, very desirable, at the
exceedingly low price of 45c. per
yard reduced from 65c.
so pieces extra super all-wOOl
Ingrains, best quality, at 65c. per
yard; reduced from 75c.
1000 rolls China Mattings,
white, red check, and fancy, at sc.
per yard and upwards.
1000 rolls seamless do, extra
quality, plain, fancy and solid co.'s
orings, at zoe. per yard and up|
wards.
These mattings are fresh, new
goods, and cannot be duplicated.
They are by far the best value
ever offered, being more than "a
Der cent. under cost of importa-
ton.
100 pieces tapestry Furniture
Covering at $1.35 per yard; res
duced from $3.50.
100 pieces do. at $2.75 per yard;
reduced from $500.
800 pairs fine Imported Turco-
man POrtieres Slightly mis-
matched at $1,000 per pair; res
duced from $1,000.
FINE MOSQUITO BED CANOPIEs, WITH cEIiIsa
PULLEY CORD AND TAssEL COMPLETE, AT SLAB
EACH.
STRONG wELUMADE MEXICAN COLORED lIAns
MOCKS, IL FEET LONG, AT soc. EACH
THEY HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS IN rHEis
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT FOR Rs-ors
MOI STEERING FURNITURE OF EVERY DEsCRlrs
TIoN ANDARE PREPARED TO DO SUCH wonS
PROMPTLY AND AT VERY REASONABLE onAh'
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON APPLicAfioS
E,rVNITIRE SLIP COVERS. ELEGANTLY CUE
AND MADE (NATERIAL INCLUDED fo" S'AN
OF SEVEN PIECES. FOR Slhoo
,o,,,xo SHADES ONE YARD WIDE AND TWO
x.pns LONG. WITH FRINGE. HARrsHoRN SPRING
BOILER. AT 75c EACH LARGER SIZES IN PRO
PORTION.
WINDOW AWNINGS, ONE YARD WIDE AND TWO
AND HALF YARDS LONG, THIS SEASONS PAT
TERMS PUT Ur COMPLETE AT $500 EACH.
LACE CURTAINS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED AND
REFINIsHED, EQUAL To NEW. AT zoe. PER WIN
DOW.
MATTRESSES MADE TO ORDER FROM PURE
SOUTH AMERICAN HAIR.
LIvE.GEEsE FEATHERS, WARRANTED INopoH
Gus.
SPRING UNDERBEDs, THE BEsrIN USE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
Jersey CITY.
sTATEN ISLAND.

President william II. Gale, Of the Union National
Bank died all attachment yesterday against inc RoPei
~ of Jolm A. Van Glider. a former receiving teller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
LONG ISLAND.

LoNG ISLAND CIrY.-A mad dog created great con-
stornation at Dutch Kills on Friday night running
through the streets and biting several persons before nc
was shot by policeman Michael Desmond, OF No; IS
Wall-st New York. had large piece bitten OUT oil hl'
leg and otherwise seriously lacerated' anu II Is
feared that hydrophObia may set In
GARDEN CIrY.-In the storm on Friday the large ne"
restaurant building erected for the use of visitor at Tue
consecrat ceremOf1cs blown down ana the !uI'
niture In IL DESTROYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
COUNTY.

sTAPLEToS-Georgs W. Robinson, principal OF tho
public school. has just launched yacht that he ma
cLrstcued The Rattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

IrIsA GREAT SATISFACTION
To patronize Drug Store like RIKEBs where you can i
pl,cty rely on everything being the BEST AND PURE
keyise upon the OF the statesmen ana az
time feel that you are buying 81 tue
RsT POSSIBLE PRICES consistent with the BEST. go 1T.
RIKRR's Drug store No 1853 6thave Is. without doubt
the most popular and reliable In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

MT vERNoN.-Joseph Alderman. q gardener IN inc
employ Of the family OF eXJudge Bellesheim TEL dead
AT the depot today. He on his way 10 take n
steamer Tor Germany, where no going TO spend Inc
summer among friends and relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. d.,
IA Lexington. ave-. between 29th and 30th SITS.
Uours-s 10 l. 5to7 Diseases OF the Nervous System.
Genito-U Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterlnty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

The mortgages recorded for the hrst nve moh'nS
1884 and 1885 contrast as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARII

RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA
composed sarsapara Dandeion. Yellow Dock, Bur
dock Chamomile Gentiau Rhubarb Mandrake Iron, &C.,
you judge yourself be good ASH Blood Purifier
or Spring Medicine
1T HAS No EQUAL
Entire satisfaction money refunded. Extra
large bottles 10 cents bottles 81 Sold only
at RIKKRs Drug Store 3jS 6th-ave cor. 22d,st
REED & CARNRICK's SODIUM HYPOCHLoRlTE.
Recommended by Public Health Association az superior
expensive OF all disinfecants and germicldes
Cholera Dphhera Feyers Malaria etc. prevented by It's
use. sold everywhere Send for pamphlet.
REED & CARSRIcK, 1872 Fultonst, N. Y.
THE PRINCESS or WALES BUsTLE,
Sold by all 6rst-class retailers
Price. 20 cents.