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New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
TWO LACROSSE PLAYERS FIGHTING.

TIE UNIVERSITY OF IlIE CITY OF NEW-lOEh AND
STEVENS INSTITUTE MATCH.
The University of the City OF New York and Stevens
Institute played one of the lacrosse games IN the
champion intercollegiate series ut the ST. Georges
Cricket Grounds, IobOken. yesterday To psyer- aud
spectators alike the weather unfaN oTsbc. he
spectators shyeIcd and the players were bothered by
the lad. The bail faced III the first game pre-
cscly at - m. and tne University boys brought the
game dowA 20 Sievcn,s posts. where goal would
have been made had IL not been for the energetic play
OF rlack. totIart tcn obtained the ball and carried
IT away up 10 the Ms eIsiy end. but Harry Matthc
sent the bail down the Held. wnere MckrlVey mar
rowly n.i--cd making goal. flack passed the bah to
Steven> who sent II up to tic University post. Dick
Matthews Kept It oIt and his brother Harry almost
imnc lHtcly after ward secured first goal lor the
University time. : minute,
In the second game the >teven- men led II ? attack
the University goal but without success. Robert.
took tie bail and cent il down :, the Sirvcn- GOAL
where lively tcrlnmage occurred. Fcitou made q
shot Il the goal with suocr-- time. 3 minutes
In the third game Matthews claimed a foul bnt IL,
referee failed to Sustain bin. Sicytn-, atfaca wa.
stronger ~ this game. FINALLY. Stevens -ucceeocd il
making goal hY - from =. ". Miller aud he
Stevens men iai-cd gteat -hout i'mr. , miuut.s
In the iouiih game rhclc was some excitement
Gi,ohT~' for stevens aud g. Miller of TIE University
went after tie bali Gichris ioulod Miller Nh srcup0i
a night Wnh bare knuc.lcs cu-u,d. 4 Iash was madt
for the c"mbuanis and th'y we're separated. ih
referee IG,I b0;h m,n oh tne h,ld hut 'hcy botl
refused - 20. Finally The tVo men hook baud. nn,
| tho referee withdrew his decision. he game thci
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
WHY WE'RE JEROME RACES PUT OFF

WHY WERE JEROME RACES PUI off
RAIN The osTrNsIBIE -ATIoR-
NEY MARINE on BETTING.
There was considerable droop to the under
Jaw of sporting men yesterday morning as they moved
about town It was hardly necessary to ask why'
Every one OF them was of the fact that the Je-
rome Park had been postponed TIL to-day IL hau
r.ned little I'm the night and ralned some in the early
,norulng but who know of sporting man getting
mn al early dawn Last IAN thc
American Jockey club raced rain or anne
Among the first arrive at tho track yesterday was eh
I'm &c A. C. Monsoon of Astoria IL was only $50 q. IN.
when lie ordered the races pOncd. IL quit rdihine
,hirty minutes later. lie ordered the p0sponemeht,
hut then he justified the position no took bY saying lhI
Of horses refused to start on sueh sou "oA
~ the portion Of Jerome PARK
lie may have been right; but there are those htt hr9
unInd enough mat the threat oi inc polce 10 III
rcflere the betting privileges was the real reason
with superintendent Murray In regard to poolaclng or
Matchmaking jerome ParA and that IL hau peth "'-
~ led 10 stop It, believe" he Said IN liOrrd con-
strnctIon OF law; but do not believe hat DetihE
IN this. II law is obnoxious the BEST thlnR 10 40
Ia TO enforce it and thrn. II II Is UNJUST.
IL VIII ne repealed. lko to attend horse race ana
flyer, but IN my position. as the
law now stands I cannot DO 1t. cannot wink at vio-
lation OF a law tnat stands on the statute books
There is no reason for THE TRIBUNE 10 change us
selections Of yesterday morning Inosc are; fst race
bankrupt first Avalon. second. Second racc-liefran,
frat: Buck stone, second. Tnlrd race the Fordndin
Indicap-rLe better of the Mcdonald pair Fostcra OF
~ar Brown, first Himalaya, second fonrth race
Biggonnetto, second. For tue selling race ana the
stccpl-chase there too many extrancous crcuin-
be INTO account to make II saie TO MAKE
predictions. 1900 e.,., .n.,r. ruil
ye the Grand Central station at 1910 and l:2O p IN
Tor the track. The following 10 full list or the entries
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o,., aoos Will, nr,.oner, to get money Tho will be
f,r,a tuyaa atiaafa al
TROUBLE CAUSED Br A LOVE LETTER.

The private room in the Jefferson Market Mar ssa
Police Court was filed yrsterisy by crown W u r
examination In the Burgess alleged poisoning CASE ~"
wife ALE ,cs that two attempts were male 10 poso"
by hor hu aud during her recent
carried nor thrce-weeks.oih papy, - ,h"
friend held the first baby, CHIP. 'neh'Ionnsn ~ @ NV
letter OF the nusbani To his sisterin-la" pupi.s,
Mon,iay A. (. Burgess the husband wept du'inY tno
examnation despie the efforts OF his COUNSEL c1hs-
semnlyman Howe, make him appear az etse. '' o. o.
Burgess wished to Withdraw The charge Nhe stdi." ~
her examination that shO was twenty-five years "'t s
had been married three years. Her husDihu ~
provided for her and treated her well On hpIl o' c
gave birth 20 a baby; DR.. stevens attended her; he
Immediate attendants her sister, Annie H".hoI
Land all her husband on two occasions "h wnIrn ''y
hat given her what they called =" port VINE sue Mhs
seized with yio, ut pains ia the stomach anu
vomiting she wOuli not swear that any conspiracy
existed against her She had no reason 10 Delcvo so
until opened read the letter to her sister Ahne
She showed tho letter the Doctor and no tOu er W
mt the matter In the hands of the police. -
Dr. Stevens said that he attended Mrs burgess l her
counnemenL The yomiLi was not Of an extraorinaJ
character. Justice Duffy then ordered the testimony
re- al AMI also he letters lie then asked Mrs burgess
n the incrmlnatng letter not IN the hand"rhg o
her husband To this declined 10 answer ana the
nsiiee ordered her tD the House II Drehto "1
Blrness was sent General Sessions WITHOUT pail
Annie Munolland is expected in court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Jersey CITY.

The deadlock in the Board OF Police commissioners was
broken Mr Ildrn Republican. being erect ed
The Board had 435 baO Inc recent election nad
the nr-t tc
claimed c right to fl al tue e1 sting dncirs II th'
department winch igc ud"i captain sergeant ana pd,ioi
They also demanded the apDOlntment OF dcieci'e
The RcpuJcans willing 10 COncrde the captancN l.
Republican was eeoted prs sdent other
appointments
he b0is OF the dressed in soldier clothes which was
found the B1v. GrecnVlllc,
identified that ~ william NCtagc OF the Rcgu
Army. ted from Dayid's Island May 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
NEUS FEOM IHE SUBURBS.
CONVICTED OF BI-RNING HIS STORE

Herman Udczzki a Polish Hebrew, who kept dry goods
store al O. - FiIs, Iob)ke convicted IN The
ord Court OF jersey CW YESTERDAY Of scttins
IRE his stock the intention o. deiTIudng the Mecan
les Insurance Omuany . rlC vn Ddez ri look the store
Oh IaLuary ToIti Of - month and stocked u with
ch, an insured tho tn d eChancs
Company 2OD when rc occurred on ircn g. tne
Fire opartmont responded quicky that the hsnes were
lngus before serol- dana hai been done A
strong oil pcry9aei the premises and the
gOos we're ound be saturated with oil. II alleged
that be burned mi a. 80 - Mott st whcr"
he kent store under the o. RoseDbaum II also
that unde names Of ia obs ana R)senbrg he
NO - Delaney 81. New-hO ana No TO-,
North econls brooklyn and fires hal occurred Ia DOth OF
them
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

HOBOKEN-Havid LOTUS thirty. OF No IA Harrison.
ave attempted To commit suicide yester lay by cutting his
tIoat with pOokctkniic lie sent 10 St. Mays Hos
pIt.l.
NORTH BELCRNJacOb al;crss carriag and barn
Illlytown Road buiIcd Monday night
Sparks from pipe which Nj CAliers smoking
to have used Tic fire.
UNON HILL-tav Al rechf. age thtyslI who hal been
employ val in the Dukes Hotel HObOken,
pcuic IOnGay ey'nn. III the Hudson Comfy Park.
While be was dancing he dropped dead II WAS supposed
hal dlcl f.On heart but
tia. Lad swallow q s,IychA lie lad been discha
Tor breaking a costly pitcher III lie hotel
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual parade OF Brooklyn Sunday SCHOOLS. ,mv
Columbis College Law School comnehoeme"' "o"'
OF Music. p. III. ,.. parL o. 10 n m
American Jockey Club races. Jerome farR' ~''o y "
Board of Aldermen. noop ,,., =, . =,
Meeting OF Railroad Passenger Agents, Conh'S''o"o
FiDk's Office. 49,, ..;.or trorso Ex.
change 10 a. m . o,
Pacific Mail stockhoders' annual Teeune' noon"
Trial OF John Most before Recorder onytn
Dock ana Aqueluct Comm +siouers meeting 50
Music IN Central Park Oy 7th Regiment bana \ b. -"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY Y.
p1rpIED IN WRONG COFFINS.

or,c v.x LOOKING FOR HIS FATHERS BODY
rur RIGHT NAME But THE WRONG PERSON.
A complaint that bodies at the Morgue had been
nareessiy mixed was made to Dr. Nagle, AT ne Gl pu
man named liahn. The young man has had .av Ions
and unsuccessful search FOR the body OF his iathei
John Hahn VINO died in the Alm>house on Dlacn
wells Island on March 10 More anan Whom the
sons knowledge Probably wishing 10 save @ ,ls Sv n
from mortl6cation, the old man sad ha' ne I'd" 10
friends relatives IN the Unitel o'.te' 'Rarkwel's
young Hahn traced his father a TO 5'sd there
Island only TO learn that he had dleG tncio l',
AS pauper, and that his 3ous h, n"p potters
sent in rude pine coffin ior onIia IL d,spter tbe
hoS'' for hnrial in Greenwood. lhey went To
IIort,s island together aud easily iounu 'no n, pnO
coffin marked John Hahn III "ne o "a ,nt tbe coffin
trenches of the city cemetery, out when lhe con ,d
- onen.d young Hahn was surprised TO ma
w'Ibin # the body of q stranger. lnTcn .ounScl
aud larger man than Hahn iathe' e ,Sn niJer
Hahn was bald aud had a clean-shaven lace;
n was learned that an lrishman named NcNui-
Tough had died on BlackweFS Siai'a aso on 49, mV
II and that his bony had been seat to the Morsue
w,thf nat of Hahn Friends of McCullough had
h, ed Undertaken i.ockrdge of East iwenty-s,N'n,,
st. 10 take the body to IT. Mlchaeis Ieme.e.& 49,
Asfnria The Young man suspected tnat MS laIhti
hodv had been buried IN that cemetery by inls'akc.
He was told at the MoIguc that the Tags on ,. ,mo
two coins might have been nspIaceu py aCCiIoh -
Gong 10 ST. Michaels Cemetery Young nam III
coused the body of the supposed Met Cnlollch 10 oo
dIslntorred but he DID not recognize IL. Cpoh nS S
agreement TO pay for the expenses OF sea.cn ~.
me hodics winch had been taken from the MoiRuo
for burial IN the cemetery during lne no.m ,,'n U
March were raised for examination, but the young
man dld not mud hls fathers body.
IIudertakcr Lockrdgc said yesterday tnat tIie
bod,. hnrIed hv hlm in 81 Mlchaers Cemetery
must have been that OF McCuiough as IL was pio
pared for burial under the immediate Qllecilos VI
friends of the dead man. Possibly Hahn 6oiy s
in the Pottcrs Fioid in a coffin marked with
another name
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THE MONMOUTH PARK POOL SELLERS.

FRrLHoLo. n. j., May % (Speciah.-The
officers Of the Monmouth Park Association have decided
to take part OF the thirty or moro mon indicted at
the October term Of the Monmouth County courts last
year for pool selling and have employed Vredenburgh
and Parker prominent lawyers Of Freehold. 10 defend
;hein Phllp Daily. the proprietor OF the Pennsylvania
ClubI House Long Branch, appeared IN court Few
days after his Indictment. pleaded guilty ana promptly
maid "A $3.50 the COSTS OF tue state. only TWO
ONT of thr rest have answered. the Indictments
lam Me- lane aud William Lowell. 1hry pleaded not
guilty and theiI trial will be heli on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
JyJURlD By A COLLISION or THE RRIDcE

A STAMPEDE occurred at the New Ork en- e
trance al The Brdse an emriycoa
cart aud an press dashed dOyn the decline rom
thr Nrw- YORK tower. Iac gate quickly clear ana
seyer policemen seized the frightened horse IN the cOa
ear and barred way for tao express wagon. Joseph
Grace The driver OF the eXprrs- was IOuhd III
me roadway DIy injured. lie had been thrown from
the wagon and TIE cart passed over MN bfeaAIhe
wrist ana ipiufIng internally. Grace bad carriage
brn nd ms wagon belonging 10 Dr. Sha" Oh richey
place. Brook yn IL was slrnek ny Tue cary ann onuy
wrecked Michael Boynd, tho driver OF the earl "a-
srrest.t flo said his horse cast shOe anu u gol
down picK up when his ho's ran mo he catiaee
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
-ANLx.ALDEANlN cnAaeHn wlIn hxroaLI0y.

The promised lnvcsttga'iO oi the clarte oi
Ch1ns Nel-chnoyrg o 80 3i St4n'' 4 tet he hdl 10
p,g 20 ecp Hut Of th uuet b. "a Justice
Naeat, CONT Dr,1ayn Last "rA. resulted lh she a-
Il 'itiif ne
4 the t. ""'h i'
pad money ahd our; u:cr ,Itsp ic4s - ia" "h'
wno Ntui WA hlu o. Co. bans d.a" it l"'' W. a.
arrested On 'tIt-r Of" 40 I-loh i' ra "'7 hA l
!. .lfp ato.war. IcitI.tl to - 'oI o." H. al
ns In ti. matter Nlh la.' place h..nr' Jn-iN''
r,.ra io4nollOv. EOtscI thai f' 49, hia' 80
HAT fhs money IAd ei'i IL g.
ills story hat HchscirN u.tci o -tNc hnt O., f"
tfui nnt Nc 81. rlpord hie Niu IntA
hc accept uh- aud wi-n ii' il-"",' "n7
0r.n - b., pad the lu. Inl4 oI'ly Inca "r"t Nii
ils bai to th" mlnr Justice 't' =
"a uu.r ui.clai mont NIG Nd.ad itN -h iil
wei - illt .s.r iir ,ltu.t at lr hnrN nltA
sn3ui ON mi, ,ais, Nc- uAfcf " iH {" tr- Z" rsf ~
H., id cp4u. went VITA hi.h di he htl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
WHO Is TUE MAN TO BE TRIED NEXr1

The name of the " Doodle Alderman who is next
10 lee tried was not publicly announced yesterday
by Attorney MARITIME Dut The gossip dr1tcd
from cX-Alderman Fullgrai to cH-Alderman ana
one-day llayor XIX. Kirk was arrested next alter
Jaehne aud II is considered probable that he may
he called up on Friday that "A day for his trial
NAV be fixed. Mi. MARITIME denied printed rcrort
thar June II was the day on which the trlal would
lc.in # his plans were carried ont.
TAX OF tie prospect of Billy Moloneys return
continued but 10 one connected with tie District
Attorneys oiiice would admit that the prosecution
has been retrncd 10 take charge OF some OF the
Aldcmer's cases instead OF John Graham. He VIII
adopt different tactics from those used by tAe de-
fence IN the Jaehne case.
Charles Jaehne. the convicted Aldermans
brother with Richard :. Newcombc. his lawyer,
called AZ the Office of the Disrict-Attorney TO OBJ
the - 900 deposited with the City Chamberlain as
part of the security on tie 10000 bond IN tue
Jaehne case. Ihc consent was obtained ana the
money was drawn from the City ChamDerlalns s
office =,
Nofhlng positive has vet been determined by the
Aldermen with regard to Jaennes successor. ne
Republlean Aldermen we're inclined TO make CON
firmation with the Iammany members, the com
biuat,on being votes for laminany cahdldotc
for Jaehne's place. and IN return the laInWahy
votes In behalf of Alderman Morgan TOR vice-pies-
dent Alderman Diver, however. wants the wee
presldency ana this scheme has fallen through
The County Democracy members Will give tue same
terms as 1ammany Han. but their advances nave
not yet been accepted by the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

Earned runs-BT0okIyn TI'OHI hdln 1T on T's Sg ~
RroJkyn Pl,isDurg. 1. -trucS out-lioosyn - Puts
burg 3. Left bases-}rookvn q flttspu.t D. bt''yFy
3. stolen bases Csrt"il J.
kuchn" Double plavs-i'nKn,r. Nc elan an ihlllips
Wid pitches Porter 1. Passed Oals-OaiIoiI l. Umpire
Geugc X. Bradley Time. 10
The Mctropoan and ~. Louis clubs played on staten
IsI.,d before a small crowd Ihe home nine played IN
good for and batting Fonts pitching hard, won aIier
an interesting game. Ire scOre~Ss as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
AInNG TIE sOINp.

RRIpGRrORT-The Rev. David OSBORN and wife VIII cel'-
theiG golden Welding m saturday ..-.ooi church
listened SUNDAY 10 ulsIup Williams ctluOI ~ 50
Clutch with ggca ac.iJI 10 III
passage II they tie evolution theorists Will let
ancestor. The Garden Ol lGcn aOnc let hos the
ZOOOgIcti OaiCc.is alone
TRi HBti-Ihr town auihOuo. have prtiloncd TIE Su-
pernr Court acton laie ilID
1rnoai Assembly. The anAihaoG oi ali Tie turnpike
and toll gales wIt4!h the tOwnlitts
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
-sELLTYG FERDINAND WARDS fURNIfURE.
g.. .f I,ord, ,nnnl ANnrd,a hon sehnld elfncts. h

longing stamford home which were NOT Disposed OF ~
e tns we're sDId at
lu No. 81 Cedlrst Inc
clnlel dining furniture lounges. hTe screens cpWe
enpr4vngs cch tgs .ni few pieces or DrlcaDIfc pHs
the lounges the which was set aprl LOT " IL
eral 1rtnt's use ana will aod TO day one dnng room
sc brou hi several bidr,rOpm chairs we're soh LOT
sl- aud $50 each pictures averaged ABOUT @4o
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Metropolitan
METROPOLITAN
II Lama

Earned runs .ropoitlu.l -. Lous .. First base oh
-Meuopotan. 1t Louis s. FIRST oaae on bas- bas
Metropolitan. 81 Lonis Let on bases MctroDon'dl
- IpuS l. fruca ont " .iropoitan, 3; - lOus g..
Total base hits metropolitan J. 81 Louis. II. Two base
pags Carruthcrs 90 ui5Aey 4ni lo0nson stolen bases
i3r DIV Welch5 loDn-pn p IsushOng J. NoOl /. Passed
balls lushong Wild pitches Lynch J. Foutz !. Umpire
Mr Quinn lime. - no.
o. NcI oeclar d ont for not touching drs, base.
The Iersry CITY and Providence clubs played an EHst
ern Ief CUE game at jersey cry yesterday. The homo
line oulpayed It's opponents both az the bat and Ia tho
hcld and by the following score:
Jersey Cify ify.....................6 o . . 2-lG
Providence. D q q / !
The Brooklyn and Pit,sburs clubs play at Washington
PARK today.
The Columbia College team viii cross pats with the
Rose Iilil club AT the Polo Grounds today.
The Fire Department club dcieard the Welcome n ne
at Meo pOtan Park yesterday 10y the score Oi 10 3
At tOswegO-Utca. !; OSwego. g.
Al BuaIlO-I.Ochcster, ), Buffalo, ,.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

Al tne conclusion OF the game Gchrist the nan w'o
neg.n the fighting with Mi.er. came over 10 the 'N"
,rruunded hy "A number of stevens men, anu VIZ" az
AR bravado approached TIE l"iHuNh ''p'''' '
SAID .., .c.,.,., ~
q Are yon the representative o; THE TRIBUNE v,,
On being ans wered il tho affirmative, he sah WI,
look here Just leave out that occurrence on l i,
sie OF the field referring to the hghtl' because II II
10 10 dictated to by The TkiBUNE now
we snail play lacrosse. II we llke TO Ply
tc game ron hiy al do The TRIBUNE dh ne
saue thing two or years ago and spoiled footD
by discouraglng rougn play and We are not guns W
have it,"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

SING SrG-Msjor RM .Mccouehray. Warden Of Joliet I'll.
state Prison Air Mct ctuOugh, " ardon Of the Huntsville
Tex. MORRISON. .Ormcriy Sapei IN
eudeut O pubc rnctYn ana ,nie OF the tViI
visited TIE STATE rrrjn yesterday u assist Warden
Brush compiling
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

went on Tha play had nor been in praerrss many nd
ute. before GiIchrst stopped the ot WIN n'S 1 '",
and the Uni, crsity men ImnaGi"eiy c'Aneu " ,hns
wi cb wos aowel bv thc fei'rcc. Inc shot ,nu'
ATTAINED by the University did not prove oi any n.
For fifteen m.nuies tn game coltinnei heiucr e,,'"
obtaining any advantages. upon me cav o' un ~
,,, .t,nJinr two 10 one in fivor of the University
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Announcements
"FoOLs RUSH IN, WHERE ANGELS FEAR "a
TprAn- ~

80 mpetuous youth Ia often given IN folly and tnd,s.
ons and result nervous. mental and organic dspt,
follow impaired ,cfcon1delce LACKING a,
bad dreams premature old ags seems setting H. min .
In the track. In confidence ana should o ~
r. " Pierce Of Buffalo v - tie author of ussse Tor ~.
bon net Of that class or patients and describe
andeslferings He and xii sny
youthful particulars by mail YIN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Announcements.
DISEASES or % YEARS. BArFLING THE SKILL

DISEASES or - YEARS BATTLING THE SKILL
or rHg HOST EMISENI PHYSICIANS. CURED
What one ot most eminent lawyers
IN our state says the Asihe waukesha Natural Mineral
spring Mdt.r:
DEAR DOCTOR.
Ih4 We u- your spring Water and have language ade
anatc expression Ol satisfaction AMI relief ~ s
have from bOyhOOd afflicted with kidney
troubles sap Ot uIe Gcsuus anctOns
a seriou, Chaia ter cdu,Ine suns cc rc n my
years Lave voilcd urine al Il wth d!lCuy.
till tlOus IVtledV
1t t.iuF bringing relief tN,lfbO n
world who has any form kuny ooHpIant should us1
IT, Yours ec. A. y. COLE,
Wcllcsyillc. Ale shauy GO. y. \.
PHYSICIANS advice and with -9l
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
THE METROPOLITANs WIN A GAME.

PITTsBUKGS.
About ., 900 people witnessed the game Of
baseball at Washington Park Brooklyn. vest crday. be-
tween the Brooklyn and Irttsburg clubs Tho home
club held lead up to the seventh inning when Tue
Plt:sburg ayers took the lead. Barley made "A MT
ant scored on a thrc base hit by Smith. The latter
scored on hit by whitney. In the eighth inning tbe
Western players scored three Brown went
10 first on Ais and to third hit by Carrn!L
Kuehne reached first called balls. racrihcc ny
Barkley sent home Brown aud another sacrifice by
Mann sen, in bOtn Carroll and kuehne.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
20. oa,Ied and he was taken TO Chamoers e'reo' ho'
NOME We WS.
rCONINENT ARRIVAL&

Fifth Arenue Uotcl-NOah Porter, OF New. Few.
uorap 81 James Hofel-The Rev. Dr. D. ."a
ho,rn Of St stephens College, and A. j. Cas'atn W
phuadcIphia Ai6eaaylc Hotei-Ernost LonS'sio"'
of Cambridge, Masa
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
LONG ISLAND.

FLATBusH William Price, Of Utica AMI East New OH
aycs oid -stcrdIy at tie 'Ouny iI0-D IRON cO.c pf
icugil Kai-." lie hid large family, and was DC
spOndrpt from lack O; WORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


sun rises 4SO 7:lo Moon rises 0A7 VI age ds 20
WArEt.
4 SANDY Hook O:jl COWS Isld. l4i Hell Gate 353
r. N-sauly II ook 1913 COWS lsld. 2:3i He'll Gate 4Zo
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

,nntans n n increased Acstcc stin ilAns proper
of sold Beet wnich Liquid foot' o. Liquid iNtacts'
uadc .ru.n bOJl lnl meat retsr 40 No. cOntuA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
S1ANI\ BLAND.
WESyCUI~ TER COUNTY.

ToMPkIs, ,yIIIEIhe German who shot himself twice il
The leaC IOdt Ell Monday u4ed AT The >nth lnl
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
LlrrlG CourANl's ExrrAcr or Brrr

ALBERT LEWIS. VI. D.. Bcach-St.. near " est
rrl.dWAy. Hours Il To- aui 10 T. ln-'ai e OF the
nervous ~ TEN specially tor ihc last LOFTY ieAt'
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Loss 0f hair and glayness. which often mar
the prurs tatc prevented Dy raIAcre llns bilsAn
IYOa ~ s.c. don't deAg ou, Il, Pa Aci's iOh.c
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crIs--S 10 4. Ito T. Diseases Oi thr Nervpu7 Ds''
GontO- Urinary organs Impotence AMI st'rhtf
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VARIOUS NEw.JEEsFY TOWNS.

The various churches in this city have orslnzei
men tOevcnt the introduction OF beer In factories during
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