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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
THEY ONLY WENT 70 NE WRoyG HOUSE

Grand Juror Edward A. Morrison lives IN
West F0riy-scycnthst. several weeks ago he LETT The
city for vacation and on his return was asonished TO
find that the brnWnstoue front steps Of his dwelling
had been aken down aud carried away In answer 10
his anxious inquiries mcmbcrs OF the household SAID
that two men lad with large wagon and had car
ricd away the steps supposed that Mr. Morrison
had ciyes ersr before he left tho city, and tho men
wcrc not ntCrfercd with. card bearing tho name of
John Brown 81 Goa steam stonc-cuiers, was found near
tho stems. Mr. Morrison astOnished nc the bOdncss
OF the dcpredatOn and two days af,cr his return con
suited DstrIct-AttOrney MARITIME. Detective Philip
Reilly was requested by A1r MARITIME TO investigate the
matter aud no started out first 20 Inquire Of John
Brown & CO., who are wcll-lmown and reputable The
detective returned quickly, laughing. lie had found
that wnrkmcn saut by Mr. Brown had goue by mis-
take To 40 - West Forty scycHtn-st Instead OF no ~
West Forty ghta-st, and had taken NJ the wrong
frou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CulNBERs-Before Lawrence J.-Not
u.s. So a. So 49, a. 2l3 222 247 270 27l 27o $50 2G
2s1 2SS.
syFgfvE CouRT-GENKRAL TERM-Before Davis. p. j
Br.y and Daniels JJ.-NOs l7S 2lS. 223 227. 229 l42
IA 1913 l5s l75 lsO 2l3 li7 l5l 49, 49, 2l $780, $685.
23l 20l, 2O2. 2i6iq, 2=2 $40
SuPhkNE COUFT-SrGCAL TEkM-PARr I-BeiOTe Beach.
Nos. 90, l0B, 2i3, 1917.
SUFHEMK CoURT-SPECGAL TERN-PARr IG-Before Don
ohue Nos 22g 27l 2ss 80, 40 266. 1868 22l. 25S
SUPREME COUkr-CIRCUIT-PA l-BefOTc DOnDhuO, j.
Adjourned 10 Monday, October 10
sUPREAR ogRI-CniCun-PAHT lL-Refore Van Worst
-Nos 7i5 1885 1871 537 0t3 $40 2J7 6l6 l4l7, 1909.
1858 sO3 6lo 3D. ass 757 509 U22 0l4. 7s 9Ol, so9
ssl, 264, 285.
suPgsMR CoURT-CIRcU1--PLRT IIT-Beioro Andrews, J;
SOs Il03 27 V72 1910 1890 800. 1882 0OS 1857 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
THE POLICE PENSION FUND.

On the petition of Police Superintendent
Murray and inspectors yrne steers and ks an order
WIS made Yesterday 10y Justice Lawrence directing Com
missioner John MCClaye, treasurer OF tho Police Board
to show cause why lercmptory maud anus should not
issue recurring him to deduct - month from the pay
each member OF the police force, and why the Police
Relief Fund In his hand, which now amounts 10
should not be turned 10 Inspector Dilks, who
treasurr OF the Board Trustees OF the Fund. In the
pettlon IL stated that MI McClsve had refused TO
riyc M the money or to deduct - month from the pay
OF sergeant Alexander g. Wartz and Policemen Caieu
and Curry because the latter would give their
sent and that he had declared that he would not make
the deduction where members OF the force objected
This IL claimed, would ne destructive oil the objects
for which the fund created.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
svAtrrp PENSIONS TOR rOTICrMTV.
RROOkLNN.

Deaths last week, 259; births, 241; marriages, 80
An absolute divorce granted yesterday to John
Brett from Mrs. Eliza Brett.
One Of the the Bridge railroad ran off the track
near the Brooklyn terminus yesterday and travel was
delayed for several minutes.
Fifty propertyowners have signed the petition for
commission TO lay route for the trunk INC OF the
rapid transit road from the City Han 10 the BRIDGE
coroners Jury decided yesterday that Justine
Roseugcr TO her death by criminal malpractice al
the hands OF some unknown person. Her sister denies
that the girl revealed the OF her betrayer before
her death.
James W. Smith. alias Jennings, alias Howard, VINO
syinded a number OF church members and ministers by
clryery devised stories OF need and professions pey
was sent TO the Penitenary for year yesterday by
Justice Rhnobart.
The first apar,menthOnse in the fine residence portion
of Bsdord-ave in the Nineteenth Ward, s abOu 10 be
erected AZ ROdney-st There much opposition 10 II on
the mart OF in the vicinity who Include
sOme Of the weathcst men IN the city. The proposed
structure will be five stories IN height and Will DC ar
ranged for twenty families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Seconf dun Of re0isirutiOn from a. ~. 10 10 p ~
Senate Investigating Committee, CITY Hail. lV'5o
a. o----,--t...-..
Meetings Of Aqueduct, Dock and Fire COMMISSIONER
BOARD of Trade ana Trans OrtatiOn, p H.
Institute football match. HobokeD,
$3.50 p. >, qua. mn
Aldermen's Committee on Railroads, City Han
Stockholders OF Lake Erie and western Halfway AZ
nual meeting. , ., ~ %
Avenue A, ) u. m. 90, r.u,,
Civil service examinations. Post Ohice Building.
Trotting races North Hudson DrvlnS Park, hoDohen,
2:30 p. m. . 1,....o,,
Station $3.50 -, ....
Democratic primary elections. Bro0klyI eNeIlu@, On
Metronolitap. Newark baseball match, Newark, $3.50
p. II. -t..,.. W ooo
Hawkins Zouaves' Veteran Association, NO. Zo9
B.eeckcIst., evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
ALONG TIE SOUND.

sTR\rroRp-lirs Bridget Farley, who ia now in her
ono hundred andnh year though feeble in health, IS
cheerful In spirit and receives many visitors.
SrAMFORD-AbOut . n. m. yesterday small building
adjoining the lumberyard shop and office Of Charles
Taft at Waterside, set on fire. The names spread
rapidly and did considerable damage no sooner had ho
frcmcn cxtingushed 1t than the dwelling house OF Mr..
Ta near the umberyard reported to be GU IRE, but
IL was also quickly put out.
IDGEPDRT.-Montg oInery Egbert, former member
Of the fire department was thrown from n buggy on
Monday and received injuries I'm the head which resulted
In his death The friends OF Ireland In the city have
raised nearly II 900 in aid OF Parnell and tho flsh
movement. 80. EbeneZer H. Han, who died on Monday
in b,s ninety first year. and buried yesterday had
been in grocery business almost continuously since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
,ooa Each .enarate wire is thus treated, The

sheath OF lead Each separate wire is thus treated
cables are now in use by the Fire Department OF tn
city and Frank L. Pope Of The Electrical R.se%, nGSs
Hed 10 the fact that he had experimented Win the
and found the Insulation to be GAG megohms per III
The cables arc also in in Washington ana SnussJ,
aud i'm This CITY by the Baltimore and ONO IeieRtap
Company and the Municipal Telegraph aud Ielephohe
Company The greatest objection to this system Is inc
cost which is greatly ncreNsedby the metaic wrapping
oround each wire BeneZetu Williams. OF Cnlcago, p,o-
sentcd what he called the continuous cellular system
r = Greenough said that he could cheaper the cost OF
nacug the wires underground by system which woul9
merely require tho removal OF the wires now oNeiheau
and not the furnishing OF any new ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
NOT ALLOWED TO swIyD1E IMuIGRAYrS

Henry RanscherS, proprietor, and Frederick
Dabler runner OF the Hotel Luxembourg No. 53 Green
wichs had their licenses to solicit patronage al Castle
Garden revoked by the Commissioners OF Emigration
yesterday apon tho charge OF swndlihg immigrants.
The principal affidavit from Pauline Grimm, who
arrived on the steamship Ems Saturday, on her way
to Cleveland Just before starting she and friend we're
asked by Dabler where they going, when he told
them to bring their luggage and he would them all
right. They were taken to the hotel and on Monday
morning Pauline was urged 10 60 TO a bank aud get a
draft for S2S cashed. The young man who went with
her gave her SO and then disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
FILL PENALTY THOCGH ne PLEADED GULTE
Nclsnn G. GaYlnrd. handsOme. we'll drcssed

yonug man. who has proved TO be exceptionally bold
criminal pleaded guilty yesterday In the Court OF Cen
era sessions charge OF forgery Gaylord first be-
came known the police by larceny OF $50 from John
W Wood OF Newburg. lie was sentenced for that 10 five
wears in The State Prison He obtained last June several
HANK checks OF Batter Lichtenst0n aud began to use
them in a serie. Of fOrEercs. lie obtained 1929 Oh
check on the German American Bank and later cashcd
checks for 81 j52 and 81 7O0 TO all OF which he forged
the signature OF Batzcr Lichtenstein He presented
a check for S2Ol 81 ut the Chatham National Bank and
IL was paid but Cashier Fredericks had noticed the
and identified him when he returned I'm September with
another check Judge Gdersleeyo sentenced Gaylord
to ten years in the State Prison. the full penalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, oct. 13.-ln the Court OF Appeals
today the following decisions wcce handed down:
Timothy Dixon respondent, tho DroOtyn city and
NcwtoWn abroad Com any. al llant Eliza q Tuers and
Myers appellant agt James Martin spondont Fab.
yano Il Frank. appcd Mt Kate GOuuans and others
respondents Judgment affirmed with costs.
William cunningham and others appellants, agt Bcna.
min JudsO respondent Judgment reversed and tra
granted costs 10 abide event
flNa 4 Wiltze respondent agt William Shaw. appellant.
Judgment affirmed and Judgment absolute ordered
the defendant on The st D Ilat0ns with costs.
cave ry, IespUn emit agt Iudson JARVIS appellant
respondent agt udsOn Jarvis another
appellants. Appeal dismissed with costs
Tho People CT rel, Anthony Woods a- the Board Of
Police Comm ssioner. Order affirmed without costs.
John Nathan respondent agt. Anthony Hope appel
orders OF General Term and special Terms orsed
and motion denied with cests.
The matter Of the viii OF Milton Budong order affirmed
with costs.
benjamin wright receiver etc. agt Mary A NOstrand,
implicated etc Motion 10 compel restitution denied with
costs.
ant Motion open default granted payment by the
appellant Of $50 costs and appellants attorney 10 procure
tho filed within twenty days nom the entry Of
this order
The following cases we're argued
No Frederick Hors r., infant respondent agt.
the Third Avenue Railroad Comp ny appellant samuel
Hand appellant Bena min ~lwcll for respondent
No SYI-Ihe People rel smith Lent resi- oldent agt
eph h Carr Secretary OF state appellant Frost Tor
appellant. NJ l. cobb Tor respondent
40 2S6-Adoph Herman respondent agt tho Niagala
Fire insurance Company, appellant William Allen Butte
for appellant. y Il HOIie FOR respondent
No 27jt hdTles llayCus ana others. respondents, agt
BENJAMIN A VIII $ implicated appellant. Willis Tor
appellant, Samuel Hand FOR respondent
The followingi the calendar OF the Court OF Appeals
for October Ia:
Nos 1906 32l, 312 293. 92s. 1888, 33l. 335
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

Mrs Mary Eagan has brought a suit IN the Com
mon recover $3.50 p from her soninaw Thomas
a. Rrcn says that when she she supposed al
tho point OF death he induced her 10 give him power ~
attorney enabling him dra the from tie
vie She did
ing II 10 fl dividing the property his children
that lie drew the and dcpOs
the credit Of his children She recovered ami de-
mAnded which he refused to give Judge
Allen yrserday enoned him from taxing the money from
the bank until the decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
NEWTON ONCE NATHAN SUED FOR DIVORCE

In the suit for an absolute divorce brought
by Georsma Newton against julius Newton. in tho SUI
prsme curt a motion for order OF dl,contuuaucc
was made In behalf OF the plaintiff before Justice Law
renee yesterday. II set forth that both o. the parties
Lad acquired "a residence In ENGLAND, where the de
PENDANT h and that suit can 10 better prosecuted
there as the plaintiff IL pccunarly unable To procure
The attendance OF witnesses here. Justice Lawrence
took the papers saying that he supposed the paintin
had right To an order OF discJntuuancc on the pay
ment OF costs, but he would look into the matter
The defendant formerly known ds Julius Nathan.
He made fortune In Wast, had his name changed on
appicntion to the Court OF Common Pleas and went 10
England to i've taking his wife with him. She harges
that he was unfaithful aud abandoned her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
PERMISSION r0R 4 STREET RAILWAY

The aide rmcn yesterday granted the aDpli-
cation OF tho Thirty fourth street and Eleventh Avenue
Railroad Company for franchise 10 construct surface
railway from the foot Of East ThrtyfOurth-7t, aOIS
that street to LcXingtOnayc, to Thirty sccODdst, -
Fourthave. tho ferry at West Forty secondst aud
along Eevcnth-aye. to One-hundred andsiXthst also
from Tcnth-avc along Thirty thrd-st. to FOurhayc.,
10 Trtysccondst there to connect by double track TO
Frs-aye thence to ThrtyfOurthst and the ferry. Al
80 along ElcVenth-ave from FOrtysecOnd-st to FIFTY
scy enth-st with double tracks to Eghthaye TO sixty
fthst aud thence II Eleventh ave The directors are
Daniel ID. CDnOvcr Gilbert NJ Spien. T., H. ). Beatie,
John :. Foster, John Keenan, aud James Moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
MR. srEpHEysoA,s CALL AT MIDNIGHT

Concerning the MINOR robberes that have
taken place AT various times at Castle Garden the
plOyes have testified at Investigations that they
mysteries difficult to explain The Waterman at the
railroad ticket boxes most strenuous In averring
that he never left his post Of duty. Commissioner
Stephenson unable 20 sleep Monday, decided 70 visit
Castle Garden He found al of the wstchmeD aud gate
keepers awake but OF them not AZ their posts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

HACKExsACK-Albert Define, one OF the Fort Lee
mnrderers who in the Bergen County jail awaiting
his trial. was reported in The Herald and NE World on
sunday as being sick and not expected to- live on the
contrary he il In good heath and ha9 not been Ill lie
Is nervous and 1.-THE physician administers anodynes 10
keep him quiet
HoBOKFN-Roundsm an Holm, who has been con
nected with the Police Department for hteen years
was dismissed from the yesterday charge OF
drunkenness ...... August Jensen, the love-craLed
coachman. was sent to the County jail yesterday he
was unable to furnish the required $500 bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
WILL STERLING WIN 7HE WE1GHERsHIP1

Collector llcddcn yesterday received instruc-
lions from Washington relative 20 the examination Tor
the position Wciger of the Brooklyn District, the
vacancy having bren CAUSED by the suspension OF George
H. sterling. IL understood that only the fOrCmcn
OF weghcrs and assistant weghcrs were eligible for
animation under civil Service rules but tho Collector
was Informed that IL j. to be competitive examination
open the terms 70 those who and those who
arc not IN the public service This IL Interpreted %
that Mr. Sterling may DO a candidate ana may be re-
in-tated The examination viii embrace questions rela-
ing to the technical duties Of weghers and assistant
weighcrs including the nature OF uses OF tools ard
innirnments TcnuTcd by lhem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
CHILDREN Starring FoR WESTERN HOMES

TOITN DUNN anu Kills WtIt Ut TIt
Childron's Ad Society No "a st. Marksplace. yester
day ready start FOR their new homes IN the West.
They were all under years OF and nearly all Of
them we're orphans They started in the evening under
the OF h. Trott. OF the agents OF tho society
who will take them Garnet In Western Kansas. There
other agents OF the society through the aid Of commit
tee citizens have secured applications for nifty chill
dren. In many cases the little strangers will be
adopted by the families who take them Tho children
were eagerly anticipating the long journey and all
pcctsd wonders from the change Four families ac-
companied the party aud Will find homes on Western
farms In thirty years the society has found homes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
PLANS FOR UyDERGROUyD WIRES

G., l.. Wiley, of the Standard Underground
Cable Company yesterday presented expensive model
10 the Electrical subway Commissioners In which the
wires we're insulated by hydrO-oarbOn compound OF
low specific nductVe capacity. The wires are first en-
VeOped IN wrapping OF ibrOus textile material,
which Ia then saturated coated with the Insulating
compound called ozite," and the whole placed IN {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

get his official sanction OF their agreement and thus VIII
81 81 900 Of the debt be provided for. About
three fOurths OF the entire debt has bean all
justed and ons-half Of the remaining bonds ere he'll
by owneTs OF large tracts OF land, who Will pay their as
sessments for improvements with them Since tho adj
justment assured fact the prices obtained
Tor property in many IN stances have been better IMAM
ever before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtei-Senator Nelson ".
Aldrich and Colonel William Goddard. OF Rhode isana
EX-Congressnan Leopold Morse, OF Boston, anu oIoaiei
Ex-senator d. b. St. John OF Newburg. and Ross H.
Winans OF Baltimore Casev House
Ira Davenport OF Bath and State Senator T. H. Ihonas
OF Norwich, n ". Windsor HofeiIT b. BachstonT
and Iynde Harrison, OF NewHaven. Park Arenue
Hotel-Colouel Join II. Macomb L. :. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
LONG ISLAND.

Loyc ISLAND CIrY-The Queens County Grand Jury
Yesterday indicted James Meake OF Maspeth the father
of the eightcen-mOnths old child found In pond TWO
weeks ago, for murder in the first degree.
SoUTuoLD Colonel Thomas p Lesher age seventy
four lied suddenly Yesterday He was veteran OF the
Mexican and Civil Wars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
IERGEY CITY.

Mrs Mary Boxing. OF No. 3O3 second-st. was nun
over by wagon belonging 20 William Peters, the Union
Hi brewer. at Coles and Second ss yesterday ana
fatally injured.
Joseph W. Galbreth the superintendent OF the Penn
sylvana Railroad grain elevator was dismissed yesler'
dlV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS P'
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF AUTHORIZATIONS, OCT. 10, I


PORT OF NEW. 70 RK......... TUESDAY. OCT 49, 1885
ARRIVED.
steamer Chateau MaTguy (Frl, Sensne. Bordeaux Der J.
mdse and to Punch Edge CO. arrived at
steamer Idith Golden BIZ Bennett AIMS Bay ia.
DAVIS fruit to Vessels a Co Arrived at the Bar at
SARATOGA MeIPte,n Havana OCT Win Kan %dss and
steamer Delaware Wlnnetf Charleston days. with md5e
steamer Roanoke Concn Richmond City Point and Nor
iok with mdse and passengers to oid dominion - So o.
Bark Caenas Reeves, Gaboon Of days with dyeWood 10
SGar R%q9h@ T y M9ni KePP H G9y &C. WIRE pa
Trenton stanley 81 John NB p days with lumber
schr Osprey Crowley Two Rivers. Ns days. with
Schr henry Eau bingham shnlce. vs. DAYS with spins
Moore & Hendrix vessel 10 simpson, Capp " Ga.
sclr VIM Mitchell Coie, shuee. NS days with spill
ing 10 order
clond5 and fogsy. At Cily Island. hight Z; cloudy and
fogry on shore
Wind = II mics; swell, heavy, T.; Weather cieIr
CLEARED.
steamer Ems Ger, wnegeroi Bremen AMI southampton
steamer Saint Laurent tFrl, in, Havre-Lous de
steamer pseslde (Br spence. BOco del Toro, use &c
steamer ihos Br'. Low Kingston sayania carthagena
steamer CIEmcfJe Qucs, Ncworcans Van
Steamer wandle CBr. Traucs. Mobile. Ala Charles L
steamer Seneca wakcr Norfolk Point and newport
steamer W GarTGtt Foster. RaltmoroaJ 5 Kren.
steamer Fannia Garner Crouch New Haven Derby
steamer lt5.iyn' PitISon, Norwich Y y Light &
BARK Errutc lAust, Nicholeln Alicante spslOcovch &
Gark Teresa Itau Ruseo Ii bon Port seager Bros Lin.
Bark b Morris (Br,. smith Dunkirk, Fr-JF Whitney
Bark Saigon OBJ, Davies, punkirb Fr-Austn Baldwin
scIr Nauk p (url Lanson st Jonn. IA T JIcncy.
SclI Impulse Br Peterson, Belize acknowledgements
Schr Lizzie (Br, Dykman. John, NBScImmell Bros
SAILED
Ahyssnil FOR Livcrpool Nacooclcc savannah;
Guciorei AZ titv Island-bound out-Stcamcr3 wilkes
barre foT Boston; Kanawha NcwLonion
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. "
OUEgVsrowN oct l3Arrivc steamer Samaria (Br). Dut
MoyuIE l$-N rived. steamer Furnessa tBr Hedder
wick from Nrw.York sept ,. tor Glasgow
NEWCASTLE, oct l2-Sulcd, steamer ocean Prince Tor
HUI. oct IO-Arriycd steamer Vindo5ala Br) stuart
TnGRH oct l2-Passed steamer Lord OF the Islcs OBJ
Fcgae York sept -, on her way 10 London.
HoLYEAp oct l3-pasicd steamer 5en0na tBfj, Met ag
/ FROM Montreal sept -. on her way . Harrow.
HAMHURG. oct l-Sace. steamer Poaria tGerl Schade,
NAPLES OCT SAILED. steamer Alcsia FF, Balliat for
DryiA Oct9-salcd Trnacria (Br), Mitchell. for
9Th Sailed steamer Pawncc Hr) Harnden Cor New York
SERTHos. oct G-ssed steamer Ihaa Bri Tor Delaware
TRiFSfr oct 0-saied. steamer rnHe1ibe FOR New.York
CEAUA. OctlO-salcd, steamer cyril for New-lork.
RoJAxERo t2jsailcd steamer cyanus t3r for New.
HtvAyA oct ls-Arriged, steamer cry Pueba Dcaken
TI4iiFEx oct l5-Arrvcd Miranda Johns
Sailed steamers Portia tor Johns NJ Miranda
FATHER POINT oct l3-Passed steamer Carthagenan Br
Allan from Glasgow, GA her way to Quebec and Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
Announcements.
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.


About years ago prominent cltiel OF Chicago
TOLD lis physicians that he must die They said s system
debtated that there nothing left 10 build He
made up hts mind to try new departure" He got Of
Or PierCes Golden Medical discovery" and took II
corIlng directions He began to improve AT once He
kept the treatment for some months and Is today well
man. lie says the - Discovery saved has LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

FOLDING BEps-Largest assortment at mod
crate prices Cal and examine.
IHE DoRING FOLDING BED Co.
90 Fast litu.st, near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

For Hemorrhagc. Pains and Infamations,
Ponas Extract Ia invariably praised.
Weak hmatlo IS will not have the same effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

The railroad Waterman instead of patrolling his post
was in another part Of the Garden IL Is probable that
the men will be alert in the future as they VIII NOT
know when to expect the commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

The removal and prevention of dandruf il
pleasantly accomplished By the OF Parkers Hair Dasa
Parkcrs Tonic is popular because 1t cures the sick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
HrNPY A. DANIELS NJ D

IA IRxingtOn.aye, between 2lth and 3)th ~
Hours to TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous SysS1u
GcnitO L rinary organs Impotence and sJeriltY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
LUNDBORG's RuENIsH COLOGNE.

9IG BhBES!-Mr. lockwood. photographer,
OF II Union square, extraordinary number
OF Photographic negatives Of children in one month Surely
THIS is Babies Paradise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises or SETS 17Moon sets 1905 Moons age d.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
dM.-Sandv Hook. Ii 30 Gov Island Hen Gate' i:2oo
PW-S9ndy Hook. --.GOv. Island. O;O3.Heu Iise i''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
NEW ARK
yApIoUs NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

The unknown man who shot himself in Military Par
on Monday night died at "a IN. In 81. Michacls lilo
ptal.