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STEAMERS.
VI ~ A RID LINZ

NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, I'M
lied, BErWEtN NV. YORK AND LIN IR-
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBDR.
FROM PIER 40 " Il. NEW YORK
ACRANIs---s-at-. May so Al EASIA.-.Sat., June q.
ETH RIA---.>aIt-. June. ErEU IA----...at July 4
SEavIa----Sst-, June Is >EtVIA.....;,t.. July L
GALLIA sat. June ~ GALIIA.-..>3IJ., July Is
AND ENEItI SNIj EDAN IRON NEW YORK.
RATES or PAS~At. It abin-StjU $50 and 500.
according To immediate lis.
Steersse very low Rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and ali Otntr parts of EI-
rope AT lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent,
AMI fo- Mediterranean ports.
For ire;gHt ami passage apply at the Company's
office, No 4 bowling Green, both au,I
cabin 40 OTIS BlUElOW * CO, COS .lh street
WASHINGTON ID. q.
VERNON III. BROWN tS co, New York
MeSsTs- OTIS biCifIlDW * CO.
.th
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Apparatus In excellent condition. 600 lbs Can
dies of every variety, Plated Show Cases Counters
Scales. two Candy Furnaces, Marble Candy Slabs
closed out. my2.}2t&
YI,HOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer
CHI DICE COLLECTION MISCELLANEOUS
PLANTS. INCLUDING SOME VERY HAND
SOME AND SELECT DECORATIVE PLANTS
AND ROSES. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY TwENTY-sIXTH, 1885, at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall sell
choice and select collection of above goods Private
buyers should give this sale their attention my22t
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
FINE SADDLE AND DRIVING MARE, FAST.
KIND AND GENTLE.
SIXTH at Twelve O'CLOCK NON. we Viii sell
IN front OF our auction rOoms 9th and streets north
west,
One Fine Saddle and Driving Mare,
Fast kind and gentle has been driven by lady; the
property of army officer my23-2t
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND VALUABLE
Il MILL SITE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY,
by an ection Of the Trustees of the Bank ofsae
en- ans E se @ ns e ON ST
TWENTY-SiXTH. 1855, Mt F0UR O'CLOCK P. NJ,
o if foaa in 1nes s 1ne
county, Maryland, Ill cunt about seven miles from
W. Ii. Clarke, George W. IF ss and Others and con-
tain g about one hundred and twenty-four a halt
acle' of land, together with valuable mill site on
Sligo Branch. formerly in successful operation.
Part of the brick walls of the old mill in q good
state of preservation is standing and material
could be used in the reconstruction of the mill.
twelve months secured by deed of trust on the prem
iSes sold with interest al six per cent per annum, pay
able semiannually all cash at the option of pur-
Chaser. A deposit of $3.50 will be required when the
property IS sold If terms of sale not complied
with within fifteen days from day of sale. property
Will be resod at the risk and cost of def,ultng pur-
chaser All eonveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
THOS. T. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer,
my19-d&ds 9I1 street
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HOWARD C. CLAGETTl
$40 III st. NV; r.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, iIustees'
iS6 Louisiana Ave,
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. myl Odds
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING, No 1920
MONTGOMERY STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-F1FTH at 80
SlA O'CLOCK. will sell in front of the premi- is5
lses part Lot So 49, fronting 10 PIP feet the r.
west side of Montgomery street. between Bridge and
Ollve streets by adepth of 81 feet by
Portable Frame dwelling House.
Terms: One half cash: balance i'm six and twelve
months with Interest secured by deed of the
property. All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
500 deposit required at time of sale. myl6-d&ds
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE
OF 7ySa'
SECONDHAND PIANOS AND ORGANS
ia Octave Weber Square Piano. .... .--slsO
Elegant 7a Octave Boston Made Plano. ITS
:. octave Cache & Co. Piano. 100
1ls Octave Groveseen and Fuller Piano........ us
6le Octave NUNS & Clark Piano 65
octave Chckerins Piano. ITO
superb Walnut Case, II Stop Organ ............ 70
oStop Organ, feet 40
octave Organ, 20
walnut Case, Octave Organ Is
Any Of the above mentioned instruments will be
sold at these extraordinarily low figures either for
cash or on monthly payments of IS and $40 per
month.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO.
my21 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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QUALIFIED.-Messrs. Ewing and Phelan, OF
Minnesota, recently appointed consul general
at Mexico and Halifax, respectively, to-day
during the week,
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IpLF RUMoRs, PRoBABLY.-There 10 consider.
able talk In political circles about the relations
between the Secretary OF State and the Pred.
not remain In the cabinet much longer Ac.
coroing 10 the current report the President has
not been pleased with some OF the diplomatic
appointments made by the Secretary Of state
ana u Is even said that OF late the President had
seen NJ 10 make some selections for diplomatic
OUNCES not entirely In accord with the wishes OF
the Secretary. All this 10 mere rumor however
ano eh0uld be estimated accordingly.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon q. d.
Norton, ordered 10 the Minnesota; Lieut. uoniof
grade) G. A. Foster. commissioned to be . lieu.
tenant In the navy nom August 24th, 1888;
leave OF Lieut. Commander Chas l. Howley
extended one year: Lieut.. J, H. C. Conn granted
leave for three months
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ITNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN Real Estate AuctioLeer
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARES $40 AND 547
AND ALL OF SQUARE SAG EXCEPT FOUH

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARES $40 AND SAT
AND ALL OF SQUARE SIG EXCEPT FOUR
LOTS.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated June oath sss.
1871, duly recorded in Liber No. 653 folio So et s2as
seq one of the land records OF the District of Co-S=
nibla and by direction Of the party thereby secured
he undersigned will sell at public auction. in front of
the premises, on THURSDA Y, JU NE FOU RTH, 1885
at FIVE OCLOCk 7. NJ. all of squares numbered five
.unureu ana Iorty-two t542l and five hundred and
fortyseyen (o41), and all of square numbered five
hundred and forty-six (546) except lots numbered
eighteen 1S) nineteen 90, twenty 600 and twenty
one (2D situated in the city of Washngton district
OF Columbia This property will be sold subject to ali
taxes and assessmens, general and special, and
statement thereof will be exhibited the day of sale
Terms: Onethird of the purchase money in cash
ana the balance in two equal iiiSalments six and
twelve months from the day of sale, for which the
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of
SIX per cent per annum from day of sale, secured
by deed OF trust the property Sold will be taken or
all cash. at the option of the purchaser a deposit Of
$3.50 on each parcel sold will be required at the time
OF sale ana all conveyancDg and recording at
purchasers cost Ifthe ter of sale complied
with In ten days from day sale the property will be
resOd at the risk and cost of the deiaung
c. \. ia MIS-,
SYLVESTER b. BOARMAN,
my23-dSds Trustees.
N1HOMAS BOWLING Auctloneer
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YTNHOMAS BOWLING Auctloneer
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON. D. C.
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ANXIETY As no THE WHE1eABoCrs OF Al
DKRAAN APF1xroE, OF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Ths Whereabouts Of Al
derman Appleton, OF this city. who let here
, Sses ago VIII the election returns S,rs nom ssf
upon which depend the result Of the canvas
OF votes and the instaliatioue OF the city
officers, does not appear TO be known 70 the
general public. The date OF his return 70 the
city is also unknown. The story n related that
while In Q saloon on the night prior 20 his de-
parture, the returns were stolen from his over
coat pocket and destroyed.
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Name. ! {
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BUCKLEY & MARRURY,
Corner High and Bridge sts-,
Georgetowu. DC.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

DuNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FLOWER PLANTS
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWEEN
T1-SENENlH at FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sell at
our salesrooms, 9th and SITS large collection
the attention of buyers is respectfully called t252t
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]. 6hillin yton sends 81. Nicholas for luna.
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Il ON FARE To NORFOLK-STEAMER JAN
II - MtSE1E,G leaves 9Th si-wharf, w Washington, Nd
day, Wednesday and saturday, ut $50 D. M. FirS
Class Fare 81. Round IMP, Si.5u api
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


We have just received q large lot of PURE MAPLE
SUGAR ct . cents pgr pound. Best Patent Process
FLOUR $3.50 per Dbl. Sugarcured HAMS. Small
slze 12i2 cents per pound. Choice Creamery BUTTER
speciality Six pounds pure LARD for SO cents. A
ul line OF choice GROCERIES low for strictly cash.
Goods amounting TO 90 or over delivered free
my23 ga Louisiana avenue
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ALSO,
PALMS AND OTHER DECORATIVE PLANTS
SUITABLE FOR VASES, CENTER OF BEDS
&c, FROM THE wELLKNOWN NURSERY
OF MR. JOHN SAUL, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1885 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK at my auc-
tlon rooms, shall sell large collection of above
Plants all OF them choice specimens my25-3t
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STENwAY PIANOS.
The Best in the World. Together with a large as
sOrtnient of other Pianos constantly on hand Mt the
Music Store of EDWARD F. DROOP
Partner fthe late w. g. METZEROTT 4 co.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Sole Agent for Steinway q Sons, Gabler Grove
steen. Wheelock. Marshall, Wendell aud other ri.
amos. mh2O
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hUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS CLOTHING, NOTIONS,
MEMS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS BOOTS
$50 MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDRENS STRAW
AND FELT HATS, ASSORTED KINDS, STYLES
AND SIZES,
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK we will sell within our
salesrooms, 9th and streets northwest, large and
varied assortment of the above goods, to which the
attention of the trade and private buyers respect
1ully called. my25-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
BAD DRAINAGE IN THE TOMBs.

Sanitary Superintendent Day sent report to the
Board of Health yesterday condemning the drain
age system in the ombs Prison. Much of the
plumbing is said to be so defective, both in the
materials used and the workmanship, that repairs
are mpossIble An entirely new system of drain
were attrl butcd TO the excavations were found to
have originated IN leaks which abound in all the
service pipes of tho building. The cellars of the
prison buildings are wet and foul with drppmgs
from the drains and their condition is made worse
by the presence of vaults which ought TO be
cieansed and filled up. Inspector VermIlyca sent
TO the board the following:
The Easements and first floors OF Nos 80, 49, H. 3D.
Sc ST. 50 and 90 Mulberry-st. are occupied stale
beer dens crowded day and night by the degraded
and vicious both In all stages OF ntOxcatiOn.
We're an epidemic OF contagious disease to occur
rooms would probably prove the worst pesthOes In
CITY, as cleanliness In and about them Is impossible Mo-
So 54 So 81 and 50 vacated by order of the
Board OF Health last winter but being repaired were
Immediately reoccupied by the same tenants aud BUSH
ness carried as before. Nos. 81, So and 90
fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
NEW MASONIC PPOINTMENTS
Grand Master of Free MasOns Frank X. Law.

yesTcTday
Grand chaplaDs-The Rev. John O. Webster. Greenbush
the Rev. Charles w camp Kingston; the Rev Robert Coll
yer Ncw.Yolk Washington H. Common, New.YOTk, grand
marshall John A. Davis Rochester grand standard bearer
Washington ulln, NewYOk, grand sword bearer Grand
Grace f. Greene. Fort PLAN Henry J. IN.
IroOk Hayes NcwNOrk Levi Salnuels Ncv
YORK Grand deacons -Epiran w richardson. Brook YIN
Charles Fitzgerald Buffalo. George H. raymond
lecturer Herman Carter grand librarian George skin
ner pursuivsnt; John Hoole, tier i,trct deputy
grand masters-l George NJ. Williamson Newt0wn
Frederick BENSON Brookyul John Kendall Dunn Brook
lyu John i. Collins, NewYork Wr iht D. Powna. New.
York; William II. Andrews. New York; william V. King.
NeA.York; sheldon s. Shaw. New York; George w. Robert
son Peekskl; Marvin T.. Dcyo Flenyle b Grant Ravens
Jedersol; Isaac A. Allen. Ioonck Falls John w. White
head. Port Henry; William b. Howell, Herkimer; Horace
White Rchvie Byron q. SrOugh La:argeville: George
w hapman Canaststa; +. DelOs Shumway OfegO; henry
r. Dana COrt and Il. Davis. Ithaca; John "
comb IT,. BIanchDort; John Alexander Buffalo DAME +.
Cridlcr Horne svlle: George a. Newell Medina; Albert
JOuos, Bulao; Byron l.. kmbe Gowanda Aquilla Rich.
New. brighton Gcrman-E. A. George mn. Ne
York French and Spansh-Georgo l.. Hoidet New.YOrk
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RIiOOkLYN.

Entrance examinations for Amherst College viii DO
held tomorrow and Friday Ia the Adelphi Academy.
Candidates should present themselves at D. a. M to
morrow
Before washington-st is ropavcd from sands-st. TO
Myrtleave. is proposed to widen the roadway from
thirty TO thirty-two feet
Mrs Elizabeth GCOnnOr. OF No. SO Utlca-ave., was
taken before United states Commissioner Allen yesIer.
day on charge Of opening and destroying letters al
dressed 10 H. T. Edwards, who lodges IN her house She
gave 500 ball
tnc Baltic Stores but all which to be submitted
to the process will bo taken to Robbins Reef
Mayor Low and Controller BrnkerhoG were asked
yesterday review the procession OF the German sing
ing societies July after the singing for prizes Ia the
National sacnger Fest IA concluded.
The burglar who breaks windows with brick tried his
trick the house David NJ Stone, Editor ~ he Jour
nal Of Commerce. at No 49, Franknave., early yester-
day morning lie threw brick through plate glass
window IN the parlOr. The noise aroused Mrs. Stone.
AT meeting OF the Brooklyn Bar yesterday resolutions
were adopted paying hgn tribute to Erastus Cooke
ex-Judge Of the supreme Court. Addresses made
by d. r. Barnard and judge Bartlett Mr.. Cookies body
was taken yesterday to Kingston for burial.
william c. Schulz. who met Flora Hickey. age fourteen
In Myrtle Friday and began conversation with
tried by Police Justice Walsh yesterday the charge OF
assauting the GIRL In trying 10 hinder her from getting
away from him. He claimed To have fiirted with
the girl u before he met her Friday lie
denied that tho advertisements which he published
for improper purposes. Justice Walsh sent him To
the Pententiary for a year.
The building of vault In the South Ffthst side Of
st. Marks EpscOpal Churchin the Eastern District for
reception OF the body OF the wife Of the rector DR.
IIaskns which II to be buried tomorrow has caused
much comment and some opposition among the residents
Of the vicinity Health Inspector Fske says thai there
will be no sanitary objection, the vault will be of
solid aud Theoretically called, aud the bodv
will be embalmed The burial pernit has yet been
granted DE- Iiaski1s secured permission to the
wife. The church sands In the heart Of the tblekIv
populated Thirteenth Ward and only "A stones throw
from Broadway. The windows In one side of the W.I
House overlook the vault.
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ECZ Z VIA
And Every Species of itch.
ing and Burning Diseases
Cured by Cuticura,

Eczema or Salt Rheum with its agohizng itching and
burning instantly relieved by bath with CUTICURA
SOAP, and single application OF CUTICURA the great
skin Cure This repeated daily with three doses OF
CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, che New Blood Purifier to keep
the blood COOL tho Precipitation pure unrratng the
bowels open the liver amt kidneys will spe Oily euro
Eczema, letter. Rngw0rm Psoriasis Iichen Pruritus
sca Head Dandruf AMI every species Itching scay aud
Pimpy umors OF the Scalp skn the best pIys.
Guns and all known remedies fail.
VIII Mcdonald, 25i2 Dearborn.st Chicago gratefully
Acknowledges Of Eczema Salt Rieum neck
face arms and legs for seventeen able walk
cept hands and knees year. able hmsefor
eight tried hundreds Of remedies prom
his case hopeless; permanently card by CuTICURA RE-
SOLVENT blood purifier, internally. and CUrICURA
CUTICURA SOAP (tne great skin curosj externally.
Chas. Hougltsu Esq. lawyer % state-st Boston, re.
ports OF Eczema under his observation years.
which covered the patients body and which all
which waI completely cured solely by the CUTICURA
REMEDi rs, .eLying clean and healthy skin.
f. IT, Drake ESQ, Detroit. Mich sune untold tortures
from Eczema which appeared his hands, head and face
nearly destroying his eyes, After the careful docong
and sultaton OF physicians failed to relieve him he
used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES AMI was cured and has
remained 80 to date.
MIR John ThicI WilkesbaIre writes az suffered
from Salt Rheum for eight years times
could not attend to business for weeks time Three
boxes OF CU1ICURA and four bottles RESoLvENT have
entirely cured OF this dreadful disease"
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTICURA. so ctsJ RE-
SOLVENT sl.OO; SOAP. 20 cts. Prepared by the POT.
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
Send for I" How 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
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NEWS From the SUBURBS.
GOVERNOR ALBEIT TALKS TO THE TuR

GOVERNOR ALBEIT TALKS TO THE TURNER'S
Over 5000 men marched in the Turners' nroce.sion
at Newark, yesterday morning and there were nearly
100 bands and drum corps in line The processIon was
in six divisions. Alter passing given ronte and
beng reviewed at the City Hall by Governor Albeit
Mayor Haynes and other officials, the procession went
to the Shooting Park. Governor Albeit and others
were entertained at dinner i'll the afternoon and all
dresses were made The Governor said in his remarks
that Newark and the whole of New-Jersey was Glad
that the Turner's had come 10 Newark to hold their
fest Crowds had witnessed their ceremonies. vet no
Turner had been arrested. All had smiled ON the
Turner's aud the good God had not rained on them
though had prayed for it, There was a large
crowd the Shooting Park in the afternoon the NUN
Der being estimated at between $4,000 and 20 600
The prizes distributed TO the successful contest
ants in the prize turning and other games aud The
Governor made address. At O'clock In the
morning ten turner's had swimming match AT th.
Triton Boat House the Passaic III match was won
by Louis Rohn. of Milwaukee. in inmates and 10
seconds. The distance was q haimile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
VIEWS OF TWO EXCISE COMMISSIONERS

Commissioners HaughtOn and Mitchell trans
acted most of the business at the meeting of the
Excise Board yesterday III opposition TO the vote
of their Republican colleague, John j. Morris,
whose struggle against the most Objectionable
LIQUOR shops has become well-nlgn hopeless Mr.
Morris fought against the appointment of three
new inspectors, Albert Welsh, Samuel A.
Churchill and Warren c. Bennett, asserting
that their services wore not required but
the other members of the Board voted the men
into office. The work of the inspectors light at
this season of the year, and Mr.. Morris SAID they
would have only ABOUT one application each TO
investigate every day until next April. Recently
the Board listened TO q protest by the Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby and othels. and refused TO transfer
the license of Richard Harms from No. 67S Eighth
ave. to No. 80 Union Square. Messrs. Haughton
and Mitchell yesterday passed the following excuse
for recedng from their former stand:
Whereas This Board has heretofore announced the
pnbc its not to increase the number of licensed
saloons la the immediate vicinity OF churches In this
city, but the disconnuance OF saloon In neighbour
hood and the granting OF license for one in its
place Is not increase IN NUMBER therefore bel
Resolved. That the application OF Richard Harms for
the of his license from No 67s Eghth-avc
so Union square be granted it merely takes the
place OF one discontinued IN the ncighbOrhoOd.
The two commissioners also took the back track
on the application of Henry Buck for license Tor
the liquor store at No. 40S Sixth-ave., under the
rejected on the statement of Police Captain Will
Jams that reputed club of gamblers occupied
rooms in the building Captain Williams appeared
before the Board yesterday to say that tho gam
blers had moved away. and Bucks application was
granted. MIR. Morris gave vent TO his disgust by
saying: Now the gamblers can move BACK
Again."
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island races sheepsheaa BAY noo oeecer. De
PARK, Dock. hqae1uct and Fire Commissioners meet
ings. -, 1ouo,o commencement 10
a. n murder trial. Court OF oyer and Ternner
Board Of Education. D. M -, ,..- -, No,ryoru q
trustees OF the Coll eye OF the City Oh Nc"-ioi
p. IN. , potoroo Colo 10 n M
Truman divorce case, before Referee Inoinns az
81 Johns College commencement fordhain, LAO
PMetropolitan- Brooklyn baseball match Polo Grounds
pm rros,rgs-on the. Hind som
afternoon. . oo,,or, chtckerinc Hall
pm - ,,.u.oo1s man
Van Antwerp reference case before heieree Hcq"io'
ID
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY-The Long Island Railroad COM
pany and the locomotive engineers In is employ ha,c
come to amicabe settlement relative TO wages by
the settlement tho engineers to work twelve hours
day. their not to exceed 500 miles week tncy
will be paid tor extra work and Sunday work, ana the
salaries Will remain from $50 TO 500 month.
RocKAwAY.-The body OF the man that was washed
ashore in front OF the Ocean House Sunday has been
identified as that of Frederick W. Schumacher, or NO;
229 Hudson.st.. New-York He had been employed
painting at the Ocean House and is believed 10 have
committed suicide
JAMFsPoRT-Ienry r. Pitts brought suit recently be-
fore Justice ut Rvcrhcad to recover 500 lot
having been bitten By dog belonging to the defendant
Judge c. =. NilsOn OF New York, who owns summer
seat at Jamesport verdict of $40 was given to Mr.
Pitts.
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wEsTCUEsTER COUNTY

PORT CHEsTER.-Asmas Petersen Swede. employed
in Abendrohs Eagle Iron Foundry yesterday in step
ping back from the furnace accidentally put one OF MS
feet In large alle OF hot metal The foot so hor-
ribly burned that ampuation will be necessary.
WHITE PLAINs-The Union Trust Company. through
their counsel, Miller Peckbam Il Co.. yesterday pro-
pounded the Will of James H. Rutter, president OF the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad, In the
Surrogate's Court Of Wcschester County The Will,
however, not produced. ipasmuch as IL had been
filed in the surrogates Court OF NewYork, from which
its removal refused except upon order from the
Surrogate OF Westcheser County. which was made out
YoNKERs-R andolf strnadcl. of the strikers was
placed trial IN the Court Of Special Sessions before
Judge Pcntz, for assault upon William Gllotson OF
that city, but the jury failed to agree. as in two other
OF tho kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
NOTHING BUT DUST TO WELCOME HER.

The Odor of old bones was perceived yester-
day morning In St. Pauls churchyard at Broadway and
Yeseyst. Henry Weld the sexton OF the church, was
experimenting he opening OF an old vault belonging to
the lie Roy family for the purpose OF burying relative
ofthe family who had expressed desire to have her body
opened before since 1850 the old collins within presented
a rather dilaIidated appearance, and the newcomer
found only dust TO welcome her.