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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL ron WOuEN.
A TRIBUNE reporter visited the New York
Medical College ana Hospital for Women yesterday.
TIN. institution now in It's twenty second year. Is tho
only homeopathic college for women In this city, and Is
situated m Finy-fourt-st near Scvcntl-ave Hero In
large thrcestory brick building surrounded by trees
and grass the students attend rccitations and lectures
by eminent professors OF both Special facilities
arc afforded clinical lectures as the hospital occupies
seven room, Ia the building. This hospital Is
supported great extent by voluntary contributions
A. many of IL. patients are free. During the year ending
S.ntcmher 30 ISL li5 patients were treated at an eN
t.nse OF - ugu %. OF those 40 we're discouraged
cured improved. owing To tlr excellent me lioi treat
nrut of Drs ". T. Mann ana MARY crazy ain ' Ainu
and cHlceut suptruteudcncc OF MIS-. AV'l" lldh-ru'
A,ong the yaro, Diseases successfully treated during
tho nsi year hy these ladies' may he citoR anehorrh"h
bronchitis. Gel haalgia. cystitiS, dyspepsia cnl0incn-
trt- heart disease. ldc"riloh OF cr'N uc'I Hol ot
uro.tration tupturcd pcriurum aud spinal irritation
numbers OF patients r4i-S'S
who come TO this hospital To bu treated VIII soon
neccfsltao more spacious quarters ana more huo'os
attendants 10 u hoped that these improvements can
lie made be fore long aud they undoubtedly VIII TO II he
many niends Of the institution VIII continue tnelr
vnnf,d lbcrnfty. Among those who have contributed
10 the fund. tus hospital arc George H. laDcOckWhO
bs rovioed pcriuauent fund of 500. and the follow
ing Gentlemen ladies who have contributed sums OF
from so 20 S27O General T. s. Grant senators ENartS
and Stafford Amos H. Eno PITS L'tnu , Nj c' I,'
lanes Randall. Mrs. Mary Day, Mr. ana MIS- W; a.
e,rorest Miss Eva =. Cochran, Mrs Geraid ana MIS-
cell Rrischo. aud the nrm OF Inany o. H. H. macy
A 90 Ackcr Neral * Condit. Arnold. Constable " CO..
Lord Taylor. ID. Appleton co., haiGr n,o'no.s; ns
Charles SrrbncTs S,,iis. Tho hospital no" contains
tWeuty-two beds disposed la seven large WelI-Ngheu
and ventilated rooms. occupying tle Two upper
stories OF The building ihuenS WIN n9l ,
vnluc ~ which ara fully shown by The large percentage
OF patients cured or materially improved every year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
SUMNER SALES OF REAL ESTATE
There has been little to note in the real estate

world for the last two weeks. Summer dnDess. Teigns
over the market and the brokers resigDng them
selves TO quiet business until autumn. Many OF them
fast following the example set b. tner clients and
going Of town for recreation. The market ended IN
fair shape for the spring season In that while
prices were easier on sales disposition 10
press properties and hence weakness likely to cause
alarm. The last week were 2oo Ia NUMBER
involving $72S62l6, against ga cOnyeyances invoy-
ing 1896 7O7 for the week year ago OF mort
Rages 20G involving S2Z70.S52, were recorded last
week against 1872 $l,s55G0Gl for tho corresponding
week OF 1884. Among the private sales reported was
the transfer of No 81 East Seventy second
g. TO Jacob Baz the Guatemalan Con
SUI, rom Lynd Brothers, for TSS,OOO. Scott
myers se1 Tor Andrew H. Dewitt six lots at Eighth
ave anu Reconnaissance xteenth-st, to Marcus
kohnei Ior SSo,VOV an advance from the purchase a
week 40 Oh @ooVO- L. Mchaeiis sold Nos. 3l2, 3l1
ana S 5 Sa to Mrs LeOnOre Won for
fIolooo Jvnn iisingt bought from Henry Gledhill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
COUNTERFEIT STAMPS IN 4 BREWERY
THE PROPRIETOR UNDER $25. 900 pArI.-wuAr his


COUNSEL SAYS.
Valentine Loewcr brewer, of No. 525 West
Forty-frst-st was arrested yesterday u warrant Is
.by United States ComInissoncr Griffith. charging
him with using counterfeit Internal stamps upon
his beer kegs Two weeks ago Special Agent Drnmmond
Of the secret Service had his attention called to counter
fit revenue stamps with Lowers cancellation aud sent
the stamps to Washington where they were referred TO
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. A. H. Brooks.
internal agent and Agent Drnmond with eight
found driver starting ont. having IN hts wagon eighty
fonr quarter barrels OF peer all OF which pasted
counterfeit stamps In The cellar 30 kegs similarly
stamped were found In the drawer IA the Office a
number Of habarrel stamps all spurious. In tine same
place Sheets containing 600 quarter-keg counterfeit
stamTs were discovered The brewery which IS worth.
100000. was seized.
Loew,r was taken before Commissioner Grifnth who
admitted him TO bail in SOS 900: Frederick Umanof No.
236 East Thirty -eghth-st and william Znsser OF No
500 West Fify-ninth ST. became his sureties The
animation Is ret down for saturday. The defendnut
asscrfs that bought 1900 Stamps for $50 from a
stranger last December. In which case the Government
was swindl ed out OF $1,000.
Ashbel T. Fitch counsel for Mr.. Loewer. said that his
client would DO able % account satisfactorily Tor tho
pos essOn OF the stamps and to provo that lie had no
them. " Mr.. Loewer." continued Mr. Fitch has been
the city for twenty five years and he bears
the highest character for honesty ana bushes Integrity
among his ncghbors and among all who have done bus
mess with him. He Is overcome with tho humiliation OF
an charge OF any purpose to deifand The Gov
ern nent but be IL confident that an investigation Will
show that only guilty carelessnoss and that there
criminal intent on his part He VIII take steps To
make the Government fun remuneration for any loss
sustained by II, and believe That the Government
officers when they learn the acs,will consent to como
m se tlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
APPOINTED TO OFFICE.

WAsHINGToN, June 2O.-The President to-
day made appointments as follows:
To be Collectors Of Internal Revenues Robert Black.
for the FIRST District OF New-Iork Matthew II. Wander
vecr for the Third District of New Jersey Francis =
Shields FOR the District Of louisiana George II Dawson,
for the Sixth District oi Kentucky Thomas llahon, for
the Seventh District III Indiana James W. Newman. Tor
The Eleventh District OF Ohio; Christian knecht, FOR
tho sixth District OF Ono; Adolph Hermann. for tho
District Of Minnesota
TO be Postmasers: j. w McMaster. at Hazlchurst,
Miss vice j. l.. Meade suspended william ~ carter
at Niroqua, Wis, vice X. :. McMohael suspended;
Thomas IL. Dcarman.i ut Danviils. Va, vice A. NJ
Wheeler suspended; James J. Oakcs. at Southbridee'
Mass, vs l.. II. Carpenter. suspended (;
vice John McGee, suspendcd; George W. Semblrr. at
City Island ~ " vice jerome Bell, isson 1pired
John Hayes Paige, at schenectady, y. Y, vice j. A.
De -cincr commission expired Samuel l. Bassett at
Richmond, Mo, vice L. g. Cartwcll, resigned.
The postmaster ut Ilazelhurst, Miss was suspended,
because having been asked 10 resign for reasons affecting
the public welfare not known TO the Department at the
time Of his appointment, he declined compliance. Inc
postmastcrs at Danye. Va. and NirOqua, WIS, were
suspended for partisanshp. and tho pOstmdsters at
Ieavcnworth Kan, aud Southhrdge, Mass, were
suspended because of the unsatisfactory manner III
which their Offices were conducted Charges OF partisan
ship were also preferred against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
DIED..

OxEDs
cooPERIn Brooklyn June 49, Samuel Cooper in the elss
Funeral services viii be held at his residence 52 Car
1n, Uass "a az mi Siidsto~n. " Conn -'
Dc only Il Sophie
Interment private.
slgournsy of Jane C. and Frederick A. Farley D..
Funeral services the house parents 100 Pacnc
Brooklyn, on Monday the ed inst. at o'clock p m.
FLAGLERon the lsthinst John Il. Fager. in his soth
Ra,ye. and friend. 2, The ts@y ccnsinsns, No ssz
No XXih Assembly District Republican Club and the
eos are ar the 70 q The
o'clock at the Church Of the Epiphany 47hst and Lex
AT meeting Of the officers of Department of Public
Charities and held June 20 1885, the following
Whereas by the dspensation Of wise Providence
and John
Rsoita That IN the death Mr. Fagicr the Departments
has los. ynC had DSsT so most spd hs
circle Of friends by many manly and generous "a which
RosS fSat Se egampe fshane and
fidelity which characterized MI Fager IN the discLargeo Of
% worthy to be recorded and be engraved
RsOlred That being nindfql Of the great which
ssa ss s to a s S our
children our heartfelt sympathy and coincidence IN the SAD
fnshsr Sa Tsaas1sS home Ssssass ', %
sent to his family +. A. CUsnxAS. Chairman.
ESsar
N of Trenton N j.
Funeral Sc yices will held OF his brother
nlaw Dr.. John Tamadgc lj7 Joralemon-st, Brooklyn
Tuesday June %, at III a. IN.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
ToFFEY juno 90 1885, George \. Toey In the 7ith.
year OF his age.
Funeral services will held ate residence Quaker
Hill Dufchess County. N. T., Oh Tuesday juno % at 23O
IN.
10;SO tram leaving Grand Central Depot for Paving
TowNsEND-on Saturday. June 20. Happen Townsend
in the 10th year OF his age.
Relatives and respectfully invited attend his
from his Late residence, at Scotch Plains N j.
Tuesday June %. at D. m.
Train foot OF Liberty ST. at O'Clock no.
TIBBITTS-On June 10 c. smith, wife OF Joseph r.
TtbDitts.
dence her mother No. 337 I'd
at 1880 p. sunday.
Interment at Noodlavn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
DID VAN AYTWERP STEAL MS CHTLDf
, 4

The habcas corpus case brought by MIS-. "A.
NJ Van Antwerp the possession OF her child
which she alleges stolen from her by her hus
baud A. NJ Van Antwerp continued before iteterfe
4 j Krquicr yesterday afternoon nj =. or. Van
Antwerp testified that left h- home at tho nsgation
OF Alr. Iucr hiE Wfr's mother. and that he had no
home other than thu Everett Hotel, where lie j. staying
lie said that he waited around ms mouse To grt his child
ana hat when be saw the child with Us nurse no took It,
telling the nurse that he going to take II to STAN
forf conn. to his mothers home lie could not tell
where bonds valued Sl3i 900 were whether he had
hS pohecatcd them or sold them Iie never was hto1
Gated never gambled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
DEPARTURE or THE BRUSHILDE.

The yacht Brunhilde, John j. Phelps, n.
Y Y c. left the Atlantic Basin Friday afternoon for
Eew-Hayen. She had her owner on board with Mr
Mitchell and Mr. Symington, two OF the party of gentle
men who intend to accompany Mr.. Phelps around the
world. The Brunhide will remain for few days of
New Haven and will go thence TO NewLondon for the
Yale Harvard race, carrying large party OF guests
She will leave NewLondOn harbOr for the Isle OF Wight
Immediately after the race. Tie cabins Of the Brnn
hide have during the past few weeks been beautifully
lifted up and the boat is altogether gem Of nautical
sense and la curious comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
TRYING TO KILL 4 POLICEMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 (SpeciaD-Thomas
Dryer. OF No 43 Lccustst. charged this morning.
at the Central Station, with assault Reserve ON
Ger McCloskey last night McCloskey arrested him
three years ago, and was cOnyctediand sentenced o
highway robbery lie was out Of prison only rev uays
when he attacked the officer. lie Knocked Gown
nnd taken 10 the police station, where In one OF MS
pockets knife with an open blade was tound. 10 WIS WIS
committed In default Of 81 800 bail IL Is SAID tnae
coming out OF prison he has threatened tho me
The nfice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
MIR. COLE WILL NOR BE COLLECTOR.

William A. Cole said point-blank and en-
phatcay yesterday that there was no truth and no
basis for In the report that TO him had been offered the
Coectorshp OF this Port On the contrary he had told
his friends IL his should be used for any po
ltical position he hoped they would put quiotus on
the proposal shave been twenty-five years building up
my business said Mr. Cole and would he folly for
" leave for four years aud then return TO find it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

corps quickly raised themselves string OF sealing
ladders the roof Of the yesory house and sho down
nj the end Of life lines to the ground Other nrehg
showed how II possible TO go up and down tue sue
OF house with only ladder and TO swing from ohe
window to another Of the same story Their rapc anu
greeted with rounds OF applause. suddenly , ing
report Of rifle heard and a Illc-iiho
was shot 200 feet In the air over roof of the house
Firemen the roof caught the line and pulled up q
heavier rope which they descended one ana TWO at
time governing their speed by wrapping the rope aDou
the hooks Of their life belts. ,
The parade from the square was up BroadWhy hiiu
Fifth-aye to the Worth Monument where the Drlgaue
was reviewed and dismissed by Chief Shay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
1yFoRMA rIoy ABoUr IA Uyrs or VICE.

Superintendent MufIay seHI UuV HO"Oi"'
alarm yesterday directing tho police CAPTAINS 10 soma "
him lists of nil reputed lottery aud policy shops sano-
linz houses oniun dons and other resorts for dlsordery
nersous 4 before next Thursday and altttWaru 10 ~
rn, Inn, of i'm occupancy the closing OF any
such places TO TRIBUNE reporter he sllu Una. ILL.,
was no special Significance In the order' an1 u 20
lion from the captains regarding the repnteu aehs Ii
iniquity In their precincts. Ihero !, XII NJ Ninrrv
viii NOT be satisfied with vague Information anu VIII 0s
be put OF with stories about tho u"nou''' va "9
evidence against Law brcakcts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

at such low wages that American workmen cannot com.
pete with them. In addition this they the victims
OF shapers who generally succeed In swndDg them out
OF their savings This state OF affairs has led Dr.
GeTser l.. Friedman and other publicspred Hungart-
ans to agtate the establishment of Hungarian Emil
grant Ala Society similar I'm its aims and objects 20 the
St. George, the German and Irish societies With this
object In view mass-meeting will be held in Irving
Hall on Thursday evening. at which Carl Schurz Mayor
Grace, the Rev. DIR. Wise w. Bourke Cochran and
Others will speak and organization Of the proposed
society effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
rRrLXG 10 IDENTIFY rTFAyTS 0CSroMER.

ETNSTWS DTOWI, WHU Wlo III I''7'V'' VT
on complaint OF Mr. Cooke tho manager OF lH"ni D.
charged with attempting to steal uiAu3nus, was rsn
hefre usticc Duffy Yesterday In the Jefferson larKct
Police Court He said that he was c9mer re- mall, II
.nv NV,s dne To drink lie held IN S)OOV Dail'
Among the persons in court 10 Identity inc man wa S
chief clerk Pc lcock OF tho Holman House ITO hau
never seep The prisoner Tho man was recognized us
one who went TO tho Gorham Manufacturing Oompahhy
aud orlcrinp all yerware worth $50 to De sent 10 INC
Iinnman House where he said Mr.. Peacock would pay
for H. Mr. Peacock says that he has had dozen INVITA-
thsrn Is a gane here from Chicago trying to WORK
the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

WABASH, Ind, June 20.-The planning MIL
ana furniture mandatory OF Hugh McNown Sons IN
Lagro. this county. burned yesterday. The loss 10
Sl7, 1000, insurance $4,000
PITTsBURo. Juno 2o-A dispatch from olean, n. L.
says The village OF Postvie five miles from here was
nearly destroyed by last night The loss Is S7oooo
insurance $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
FPOIsOY IN Their FOOD
Mrs. Mundeschenck and her daughters, ages

seven and eighteen, Of No 80 Graham-aye, had coffee
and cakes for dinner yesterday About hali an hour az
erward all three were seized almost WI" ~
Eastern District Hospital where at late nour y was
said that tho daughters wouia recover, u ,hers was
M ,sau in the fsod hut they rot know what Il was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
WEST SHORE RECEIvERsHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-A railroad official
speaking auihoritatvey to-day says 1t Is definitely
settled that A. j. Cassatt viii not assume tho receiver
ship Of the Shore road aud the managers OF the
property are looking around for another man Ger
tain conditions that Mr. Cas-att Insisted upon have not
been met, aud he Will not accept on that account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
PLANS or AN ESGLIsn AoyoR

1t is understood that Charles Warner. the
wcllknOwn English actor at present playing at the
Adelph Theatre London, will discontinue his presen,
Arrangement with the Messrs Gstt at the OF this
season. In tho fall he will visit this country q tour
OF and chances that no viii return
next season with play and company OF his own
Mr. Warmers first great success was as Conpeeu IL
% Drink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

TRInUSE OFFICE. June 2l-l n m.-The movement
I'm the barometer yesterday was downward. Clear
weather was followed at night by cloudy weather The
temperature ranged 60 and 900, tho
rl7o being 47so lower than tho spending day
last year, and l. higher than on Friday.
P,rtly cloudy and cloudy weather. with occasional
rain and slight changes In temperature, may be expected
to-day IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
p,orroryoy 70 THE HUYGARIAYS

No class of immigrants which have come 10
this country are 40 unpopular with the working classes
as the Hungarians This Is due to the fact that as soon
as the ignorant peasants from Hungary arrive here .hcy
are seized upon by INSCRIPTIONS agents thelr own
oountryman, aud sont TO the mines aua iacsoes =" wa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

o. tho s TO- e roger Srssrss
Do eight RnSs u S Alfonso Of Aragon, Charles
BSSTSoD J ssseea
Immdnio Beliszz Caggiano. Jerace, DOrsi FRANCES
Amo ro,n,ta and Solari.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

SuUacn Checks
Wrinkles abOrt the mouth positively removed leaving
permanently and natural In youth.
"SOMEIHING EMIT RELY NEW"
Call s2l Broadway corner IN II. entrance l2th-sI
&. L. HUMPHREY, NJ. ID.
Trsses DaGiagcs nnj holders tpaeutsd fsc
Ladies' Gentlemen and Children 10 the Elas
TIC stockings Lady Attendance for ladies Correct reatmsaG
j. G. SCHSOrER. Manufacturer
623 and J25 6h-ays between 3ls and SD Ne.lo-k.
Post 0licc Notice.
Letters Europe Deet sDecily drcctst
patch by any Particular order T. sDsbfy
livery stinauOB. all Trans AtIac for
wsrled by the fastest vessels IytilDe
mails tho wcck calilg June 20 VIII ciO3o
(PEoMPILY In All cases at thI5 ice =, iDllovs
SUNDAY-A IT 1890 D. m Tor HOndnras aud Livingston per
y. CITY Of Dallas. via ew-Orleans
Mails for China and Japan CITY OF Peklny tyl
Francisco. close more june 30 az D. Nh, for
Australia, NewZellanL sandwich AMI FIJI Islan IS per
3. Cty sydney via Francisco close hsge
a y. arrival ~ NowlOrk OF i. kcpdo-
lie with Brit lsh mails Tor AUSTRALIAN.
The schedule OF closing Trans Pacific mills arriIgsl
presumption % their uninterrupted Oger ni triuNyt)
San Francisco. Mails from The East arriving on
Francisco the day OF SAILING ot steiner@ ars dis
HENRY q. PEARSON. POstnass,.
Post ode. New-York. y. \. June ~. 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

THE WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-For Ncw-England,
fair followed by local rains stationary temporal
turc except the eastern and extreme south
ern portions slightly warmer weather, falling ba-
rometcr southwcstcrly shifting to easterly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic states. local rams stationary
followed 10y slight fall In temperature falling barometer
southcrly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The show. ire tsom'tsal variations H. THIS e' BY tsnh,
pee edlng midnight Ihissa shte linz represents he oscillation,
dotted
he temperature Indicated the thermometer a. Had
pharmacy, as Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

Robert Black the new Internal Revenue collector ioI
the Brooklyn District Is druggist at Hillary and Bridge
SITS lie Il OF irish birth and TO kcwIOrk when
eighteen years old. After tx years no moved TO
Brooklyn and has done business there In one
store for the last thirty years. Beginning
In 1873 he was n member of the Brooklyn
Board Aldermen for years. acting PRESIDENT
during the years. lie has been active wrd
politician. Colonel Ward has held the Office for iVo
years The salary II $1,000 Tho business done reaches
million dollars year. and the bonds sjOOoOo
There some thirty clerks, deputies, etc. many OF
whom do not come under tho civil Service act
Walter d. Barker. of Macon Miss. who has been con
nected for a number OF years with Ncw-York mercah
tile houses has been appointed post trader at thc
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian Agency In The lndlan
Territory, OF the most lucrative posts in the Indian
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
~ fRRIED


nANTA-WALTER-On Thursday. June lS, 1885. at Cal
Maye = daughter OF the lAte DR.. J. : and Sophie K.
Water 10 Francis NJ. Banta NJ. d.. ali OF New-fork
ID lNNTII.- the residence of the brides
boncr on Wednesday the i7th inst by the Rev George
T. Penf cost D. De- charles r. Donnell to Hattie L. dauyh
ter OF the late PhilO seOneld.
No cards
FAVILL- PRATT-In Brooklyn at the residence OF the
hrics rol er Dr. IT, H. Pratt, BY the Rev. william
CuthbcrfsOn, B ~. Juno II. Henry nal FaElll NJ ID
OF NJ dison and susan Cleveland Pratt daughter OF
tho late ilelry H. Pratt
GILDEIis LEENE-HARVEY At tho brides residence. on
Tuesday Juno rs. 1885, by the Rev James r. Brewser
Charles T.. Gnlersloeve OF New-Nork. % Hattie y"
Youngest daughter OF tho late Lew Harvey Oi uOhA
Nj. -
MAsSONN EAU-FREY-On Wednesday June II; 1852 at
81 Pauls Church, Fed Hook, y. W ny me lteV. D a
Welkort William :. Massonneau TO hate l. W. fFey'
MACKENZlE-WEEKS-O wednesday: tune :! IA the
Cureh of the HOLY Trinity by the Rev WhOur WATKINS
IN n Carolne NJ. WeoSs. daughter OF th' lato cyrus
Waexs NJ D. TO the Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, Jrp Dotn
OF this city. - go.
mara sIIAW-On Thursday, June ls, 1885, Of the
rasderce of fhe br des uncle Dr. Cornelius A. Marvin
uontc'air \ l. william kiker, Jr., 10 Jane a. shaw,
,Ia1tits, OF inc late Prosper Z. shaw
TTrOMAs-CANNING-O wednesday, June II, at ST.
pSuls Church. stocs bridge Mass. by Tbs Rev Arthur
oyyrcnee Oeorge Cuthbort Thomas New-I0rk, TO Ada,
daughter Of Joseph {. Canning
All notices of marriages must be iadorssd tch Jul
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
ArFDuoRpT HIDING IN MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June Collaboration re-
ceiyed hero from Laredo shows almost beyond doubt
that Aufdmord the defaung clerk OF the subTreasury
Depart Inent OF this city, has escaped Into Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
Carving ConIsto Newcastle.

This ia considered folly but 1t is astounding fact mat
Speers inc, rused ~ j., have acquired such
mutation purity and excellence abroad that they are
shipped by that leave Newfork for Europe IS
an enyiblo reputation at home and IS used by the
leading ply slcL,ns In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

and broadway conducted the American plan with
snpeor permanent and transient parties
Ali apartments have private bath and toilet room. cool,
light and airy dnngrOODs on the ninth nOor Rooms WIN
ar without bOaIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21

Ainbaser Is scarcely immaculato than the COM
nile ION beiutihrd with Glcnu's sulphur SOlp.
mrs Hair eEd Whisker Dye. Black or Brown, 0Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
Sixty DEATHS FROM 0oNTA oToN

The record OF contiguous u''""''
city for two weeks ending yesterday shows that Whlo
the deaths from such diseases have Increased 1erS mas
on