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New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
THE CROQUET TOURNAMENT.

NFW-JERSEY STILL IN THE LEAD-lbE CoNlESi
DOUBTFUL
NORWICH, Conn.,. Aug. 10 (SpeciaO The
third day Of the croquet tournament leaves
still in the lead, with NewYork and Connecticut close
seconds. Twenty games have been played, some OF
them with such changing fortunes TO keep the spec
ator continually the alert to mark the progress OF
their favortcs Bryant has been retired to tho third
rank by game with Ford, and another dark horse,
Strong OF New-L London. is forging ahead In way TO
make the leaders trouble. His game with Read was
marked by easy, graceful play. and that doughty
champion after brief encounter with the
balls In the between Bryant and Ford the former
had all but three points when his opponent got
the balls on a long and kept them to himself The
attend ance continues large and the interest increases
a. Tho records OF the leaders broken JacObus has
won ak straight games Ford six out OF seven. and
strong live out Io-morrow's play Will probably
show results as Jacobus has all unfinished
game with PM Ips and Ford with strong To-days
score 10 as follows: BALDWIN won from Loomis Ford
from Bryant, Germond aud Loouts Bryant from Bnsh
and whitman Bush from L0omis; JacObus from
Baldwin: Dickey from spaulding Johnson from Bald
win and McEwen; W,moolG from Germoni and Read; /;
spauding from Whitman; Read from BALDWIN. McEwen
and whitman Strong from spaulding and Read, ana
LOoms from McEwen.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
DISGRACE OF ONE or Mr.. FIyG's CLERKS.

A raid was made yesterday on stale beer
"dive" at No. 50 Muluerry-st. at tho Instance OF
Officer CharIl, the Charity Organization Society,"
SIX mon and a We're msio PRISONERS Among
the men was Intelligent looking Young man named
Josruh Davis, At tho Tombs Police Court Justice
Duffy was impressed with his appearance aud ques
toned him He until few months ago he was
a bookkeceper IN Pool Com missioner tinks ohce, but
that he hal lost his position and become degraded
through drlnk. He sent to the lsauu ior TOUR
months. The others received ike sentences.
Tnero much conmotion among the frequeniers OF
tho "dives" IN Mulberry ST. about D. m wheh Justice
T. g. DUFFY, accompanied by one Of the ofncers OF the
society for the Prevention OF Crime and policeman
VINO 10 called the "Schoolboy. visited several OF tho
diyes and witnessed disgraceful and pitiaho scenes
The fact that the Ltio Judge had arrived spread
randly and many OF the degraded aud women fled.
IL was feared that general RAID WAS 10 be made inc
Justice entered Mulberryst. at Bayardsi ana auer q
paces, passed down the street to Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
pFIcUES Syy 4BUyDANCE.

Peach dealers speak more encouraglngly for con-
than they did at the opening OF the season me at
tempt high line Of prices on the presumed western
outlet Deawafcs has not proved 10 be Icy strong point
Buyers We-t disposed TO walt iof the er and
peninsula before operating heaViy and
large blocks Of ripe fruit must nsquehy seek pomp
market Yesterdays receipts showed s. as the literal arr
val OF ninety half from Delaware Each day
now brings NewJcrs-ys crop OF 6OpoOo baskets closer
Wholesale prices yesterday down 10 forty cents basket
common seventy and eighty cents io good While lew
exceeded II. These rates were tof thc nhe varieties
due, including stGmps Moores Mixons and Siawiofds
useful stock VIII DE quoted reasonably
nnr as supplies cannot fall Tho feature O the week has
been display Of the Reeves favorte reiarkaOe ioi
lis ze and splendid and hayOr. Many woSh from six
light They have been selling W he pest retaining
trade six cents each IN snal pan. anu crates nt
closing price FOR OF the crop was three ANA one hall
cent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
Pry DOWN RY THE sylvan DELL.

James Latchiord, Frederick and John Mur.
phy John Phalen, the who pulled Brode out OF
the after his leap from The Bridge, we're run down
rOwboat yesterday In the East River by the steamer
sylvan Dell. The men had been r0wnt arOunl IN
hopes of picking any who might all overpoaru
from the Fourth Ward police excursion, and were mug
gng pier line closely when ;he sylvan Doll shot out
IRON her dock at Pier ~ without. IL Ia stated blowing
her whistle. Almost before tho occupants oi the row
boat aware of their danger, their craft was run
down and sunk and they left struggling III tue
line, which the men did not catch. People from the
shore rescued thom ropes .Latchiord was struck
on the wrist and shoulder by the padde-whoel fhaep
and John Mnrphy were detained at tho Fourth Precinct
station for the purpose Of preerrns charge against the
cant in of the steamer.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
STEAMERS DUE
SUNDAY. AUG. %,
SHIPPING WS.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK. THURSDAY, AUG 10 Is
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW.YORK. HURSDAY. AUG. 10. 1886
ARRIVED.
Steamer Noorland (Beg) Nickels Antwerp Aug with
passengers to Peter Wright Sons Arrived at the
steamer II + Dimock Hallett. Boston, with mdse to H
Ship Ausrana COf John, NB), Mcintosh Liverpool SO
days with mdse TO Roberts. -
BARK Agnes GeE S we6 Hsr Ss R%ouFs am 81 days. with salt
BARK Marie ter Warneken. Bremen "a days, with mdse
BARK sprro AUST Barcich oan 40 days~wh vegetable
Bark Luigi Montuori gal cahero. Funchal 80 days in
Bars Woodve oi verpco Fea Rosario Al days. with
s5f sTf Clark SsT he sasst days lumber
to Chase. Talbot & Co. vessel to seainmen Bros.
sUNsET-wind at Sanity Hook, moderate, 5; clear AT
city Island light. Sw; clear.
Arrived yesterday
Bark 1apget tNor svcrsen Rio Janeiro July H. WIN
Brig Elizabeth winslow oi Portland Oaks Mayag;nez ;
days with sugar Brown Bros & CO. vesselto Mler q
Houghton c,r,prn
Steamer Ludgate Hill (Br. Brown, London-Henderson
Steamer Crown of Arragon OBI. Ferguson LOndOn-on
Steamer Costa Rican Br Watkins Cardiff and Liverpool
steamer Rosario OBJ, Dryden settin. GOthenburg &C
Steamer Moruca (Br) Broadoot Dunkirk Fr-Henderson
steamer City Pueba Deaen Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer Kari Konow (Nor) Kohrs. Baracoa-Gomez
peafsa. s,o,,.
Steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
e steamer S General whitney Bearse BostonH Dmock
Snip IIagerda (r Mckenzie Yokohama Bros
Bark Ghgneco tBr lie Cain, Rquen scammenB Bros
sehi Frank ( Willie CIir) Brown, John MA Heney
seRr clifford (Br Foster, st John, MA T Heney
SAILED.
Idg H and Gr0wn Of on s 1cr hond0T o
Celtic Lyeri9T YER rl nnc Star Gayescn CITY OF savannah
Savannah; Roanoke, Noriork
Brps scni for Barbaioes; Francois st Johns, NJ.
-Rark
chaId, for Rotterdam
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
Notice IA hereby given that about Sept l, 1856
whsting buoy painted red with PH in white letters VIII
be fatnoms Of water about one mile from from ana %
Mass Magnetic bsarns and distance Is as anCs m
The buoy be sounded by the action OF the sea- and give
from 20 to 80 blasts per minute - =. -
BY order Oh 'no Lighthouse Admiral n Chairman
Washington DC, Aug l6. 1886
SPOKEN
Aug o. lat 40 &c lon Al Christe (Ger Brunnings.
from New-Yo York for Gothenburg.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark Edwin (Br) Dcke at Biboa from New York sprung
Aug IA and requires constant pumping 10 Keep ner
ahoat She is three-quarters loaded
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug 1ssaed steamer France OBJ Hadiey' for
Aug i9Msaled steamer Br) skiop, for Mont
ouEEssrowy Aug ls-saled steamer America D, Grace
souTmAarroS Aug lS Sailed steamer saalc (oer. ncw)
Richter, Bremen hence for New. York c,,,, nv,
FIT from New York Aug I. ,,,- m, vo,n,.
oI PR.w,F POINT Aug 19-Passed steamer Edam (Dch),
IsIE OF WrGnr Aug Passed steamer Buffalo (Br) Ma
let from New.YOrk Aug 3 on her way to Hull ,, ,pr
Johnson Mediterranean ports ON her way to NewfoA.
HAVANA Aug ls-Arrived steamer Manhattan Stevens,
| from New-York on her way TO Me1icap ports.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
SWIMMING MATCHES IN THE HARLEM.

A number of club men visited the New ork
Athletic Clubs boai-house the Harlem River yester
day afternoon to Witness the swimming matches. lie
race-the 1OOyard contest for the club champion
ship aud three models called at o. 80 clock Ihere
four contestAntsii. l.. I0ussaint, &. Canmack
{. +. Muller and J. r. Thornton. The course was al
straight the stream. Toussaint. with MS
English overland stroke, In l minute,
40 seconds Muller gave him good race part Of the
way ami czmo IN second in minutes, 10 seconds.
There wero three contestants for the undecided third
prize tho half-me race Tho start was from just be-
low McCOmbs Dam Bridge. The tile running
strongly point IN their favor, and til. finish
boat moored Just above TwOmly's float below club
hou-e. j. l. Kelly gave up tue contest 100 yards from
and j. H. n. Cornell who up TO nfty yards OF
this point made lno with ii. X Muller, climbed
into a boat 100 yards from the nish. Muller VINO
large number OF amateur races. finished Ia twelve
minutes fOrty-hve seconds.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
RPOtDkIYN.

Deaths last week 33l births 100; marriages. G2
omplaint is large number of sewer basins are
not properly cleaned =.
The general of the Second Brigade y O. : n
v will he held on " elncsday of week Gencrh James
McI.eer will probably be elected
plans have been issued for erection Of bndng for En-
CINE company No. Graham ST. near Myite'aVS no
building 20 feet by 81 and two stories M5 " W
erected of brft L, at an estimated cost OF $4,000
suit has inst been begun 10y Mrs; Emma wilson agas'
Mis- MARY Banctt TO 3 900 damages FOR The a
on Of her husbands affections Wilson ana ms VIE hs'e
been separated for twenty years lie has twice sought
divorce IRON without AMI Mrs wilson s sun
or limited divorce now pending while his daughter - SUNG
WIson Tor 800 paid ont fo the support Of her mother Mrs
barnett denies the allegations against her
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
THE INDIANS WIN AGAIN.
EASILY BEATEN BY PHILADELPHIA.

MUCH FuMBLING OF BALLS AND AN ABUNDANCE
OF ERRORS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-Philadelphia had
an easy trno to-day beating Now-york. Ward gave
commemorative exhibition Of how not to field In the sixth
inning when the "PnIlies" made four unearned runs
Foparty reached frat tumble by Keefe and wentto
second on wild pitch. He advanced to third on watu
fuwbe of TWINS hit and homo the same mans IKE
rror nm Farrars easy grounder Bastians two-bagger
70 right sent Irwin home and put Farrar on third Nc
Gure then hit to Ward who made wild throw to tho
Mate to catch Farrar Bssan scored on Connors fum
b,e Of Casey's hit Tho run In the ninth inning was
Vnrr,. oniv Iun was made on Connors douDic ana
rasey'a Wild throw Rourks injured mis- hnger IN tne
,haths va. in main he caught we'll. score:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
WLsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

CHAPPAQUA-Winheld Cowden. Of late Elliott G.
COwden long hired John Murray a pair of
mustang ponies few days ago one oi The mustangs
throw Murray on and then refused 10 Murray hrashed
the rebeous until he glad Mr Cowden had
Murray arrested and Justice W |. Iascad him so
for cruelty Murray refused and
yesterday he sent White Plains JAN for twenty
days.
SISG SSe-The Methodist camp meeting closed last night
after successful season. There have been twenty
swedish and thirty Americana
evening the Rev l. 3 Poster of brooklyn. preached the
closing Aft.T this there was orneeng at
stand, followed by March Around Jerusalem and
chanting vi closing motto; God be with you TIL meet
aga
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
FUNERdL OF TIE REV. MR.. RA 7.

The funeral Of the Rev. Charles b. Ray, the
colored Aboitionst. held yesterday at his nome,
No. 81 East Sky secODd-st. Many members OK Ills
former and friends were present. Inc ser
vices we're conducted by the Rev DR.. A. N freeman.
The Rev. Mr. Horton, OF the Colored Womens Hospital,
spoke briefly, and the Rev :. b. Halliday ana the Rev
Dr. William Hayes Ward, Editor OF me IndePendenI
eulogzed Mr.. Ray as "a leader of his race. Among
others present 5. s. Haskell, C. H. Sackpole and
Clarence w, Bowen.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
NEVIS From The SUBURBS.
grrIFD BY A FALL DOWN STAIRS.

Ellen Ross widow. who lived in wretched tenement
house Henry ST., Newark, was fatally injured early
Yesterday morung by fall down stairs The woman had
spent the light drinking with other in the building
About M quarrel arose Mrs Ross and Mrs Ellen
Kdoy enched Tell hallOng the rickcty stairs
They together Mrs Kdoy was nniured,
but Mrs bleeding from the mouth. and died IN half
The police arrested the kdOy woman ana several
members OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
DISCIPLINE NEEDED ~ AN ENGINE COMPANY
Fireman lanes 2 Reilly of Engine No. 81.

Fireman JaIllcS L. hclilNs vi IIlISiuc Ato' Or,
was dismissed by the commissioners yesterday for
neglect OF duty, for engaging IN alteration with
Assistant Foreman Edward g.. Tuly and for defacing
the company's journal. Assistant Foreman July was
found guilty engaging alteration with Reilly,
and the trials developed tho fact that the company
needed better discipline. Sentence in Inlys case was
suspended, hut Chief Shay direccd to reorGanize
the entire company. The company's quarters are In
West Forty-seventh-st James Cos-rove. the foreman
OF tho company has been spending vacation In the
country recently.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

mis- Harley OF East Port Chester employed in
the Il, stone quarry crushed death y niece
OF stone on Wednesday afternoon.
BRIDGKfOkfIho state FIemen's Association before al
jOurnng elected officers follows President A. C. Ilend
ncks, New Haven; vice presidents J. B. Hyatt Meriden
Nicholas staup, New Milford Andrew II. Kennedy New
London j. b. Carrier Norwich IL. j. Laton, Hartford; J.
NJ. Whtock AnsOnla G. y. Daniels, Mlimantic J. W
Wiley, Middleton J. T. Prowitt. Norwalk treasurer
Samuel q. snagg Waterbury secretary John s. Jones
Westport Jacob Eberard arrested YESTERDAY
eInbezzing $500 from his employer. ii. H. Hayward
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
Oy THE LOOKOUT FOR BISHOP.

The Bridge policemen are exceedingly nerv-
ous over the resolve OF G. t. Bishop Of Boston, TO ds
tiugush himself by jumping from the Bridge. Bishop
claims to have jumped from many high places with
safety says that he will Jump from spot hty fcet
higher the han the place from wcn brode
jumped Bishop Ia twenty five years old, ana mas u
wife. HIS jump Will be for fate or fane ana lie
confident that the latter viii be his. Dr. j. III. Hai-
ton, OF Gardiner. Me-. IL the young mans backer ana
offers 81 900 that the leap Will he success.
Bshop Is supposed to have arrived yesterday but moth
Ing was OF him the Bridge. The police uniOrt-
unately have exact description OF HIN, ana
40 IL will be hard for them intercept him.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Astor House-Scnator Henry W. Blair, OF
New-iiampshrc. fuh Apen"e w., -
Bzston N V. aud OK Congressman D. W. Cahdier, OF
Boston .Aoemarie Hoki-Bshop B,s'e; o.
- Hotel Brtsnswick-Edward q. Kelton, y: E Consul
at Mszatlan Mexico. 81 James '". ar,
snd d. Brrsn. Members OF the Canadian Psrisment: 80
Ioni.yIilr ard Na,hyille Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
FOUND oy THE Roor WIrHA FRA oTURED SKULL.

Thomas COndOn Is potter IN INC scrVIcc OF
the standard OH Company AT No 26 Broadway. one or
his duties is to clean the windows OF tho building.
Yesterday morning he was found unconscious on the
lower roof OF building, suffering from fracture OF
the skull aud Conclusion lie was taken TO tho Cham
bers street Hospital. The janitor says he saw Cond0n
well and sober about q: 80 y. III. on Wednesday lie
WAS not q quarrelsOme a drinking man. and how no
came TO be upon the In that condition Is not clear
Ills wife said he had home at all the night be-
fore. A window open about eight feet above tue
spot where he lay. He In bat condition when he
reached the pita and too much exhausted 10 give
any account OF himself,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
WHAT r1s GOING on TO-DAY.

Pdster murder case before Justice Naeher Brookiyn
Picnic OF Down Town Ssesmea's Association WASH
ington Park, evening. a.. ,.,.ns
Metropolitan Brooslyn baseball match, staten Island
A p m. . ,.,, ..,...,oc
Kiln Congressional District Cadethip cxalniha"o"'
Grammar school No. 80. A. IN. VII,
Cricke. match betwe second eevens OF New-iorA
and Manhattan ciubs. Prospect Park 1880 p. m.
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment bsnd' oven
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
6ENDLNG A LAKYER TO LIDLOW SIKEET J1IL.

james X. Carmlchael, q lawyer, was aIrcsteu
yesterday complaint OF Henry CLAIR and sent TO te
idow Street Jail in default OF $1,000 ball MT CAR who
ia of a hotel at ape May y. j.. had employed Mr..
armcael to negotiate loan o 500 on property Enslo
wood lie represented the deposition runs that Louls hurst
lawyer of this city. would advance uo money II oeiLuh
claims on the property cleared OIL MT taf gave ,ar
michael CO ned check 2Os As THIS was not used as
intended and Carmichael did not account Tor te money the
prosecution was begun the supreme Court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
LONG ISLAND.

fLATBUsH.Mabcl Pary age twenty five Of Twenty eighth
ST and LeXingtOnaye. New York WHO went 10 Flatbnsh
get situation "Wednesday induced by unknown
nan 20 In unfroquencd the Nassau Pond.
where lac attempted assault her Failing in his purpose he
gave her Kick ran away
OYSTER BAY.-A baby show took place last night The
ii Johns elected Judge. The prlles awarded
follows ton Wilkinson first prize Abe Jack second
NC ID j. Garry. third prize. The PARROTS OF the other
ch eeceved IL ogno for bringing II offspring the
encl taiment.
Beckman twelve fatally injured
by train last evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
JERSEY CITY.


At session OF the Legislature bill passed in
orcasng the salary OF members OF the Police Department.
The police to show their gratitude and last 0
handsomely engrossed resolutions presented 10 Senator
Brnkerho1 and the Asembymen frOm the city In addition
Senator rnkerhon received costly clock
Assembly Iumuty silver tea set Mayor Cleyc
speeches. dinner
followed.
Augusta Funston. four, the daughter OF Captain
Funston oi No 1913 ScVenthsf, kti down
10y in Groves yesterday afternoon and received
ni.al.x al tuiIr
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
/ Mir At..IL i'm

Earned BROOKLYN o; Meropoliiano FIRST base Dy
Brooklyn. Metropolitan 3 FIRST base on Dts xt
Brookyn Metropolitan. 3. Struck -Brookyn Met
r,,noltan q Left Dases-BrOOkyn 2: MctopohIan D.
Total base Brooklyn. Metropolan TO- Home runs
Jantinson plays-Br3uy and orr. Stolen bases
s%a'twood l. Terry l. Behei, Passed bals-Hepschia-
GER Umpire-Mr. Bradley. Time-l;So.
Tbs SewYork club was again by Its old Phila
aenhi rivals Yesterday Tue Detroit club did NOT play,
while ihe champions usual won. The wolverines now
hold the lead by only one game Ihc cuos S"nu ~ o'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
GOING TO LAW OVER FIFTY CENTS.

Joshua Limerick and Thomas ID. johnson. wekDown pol
itcians Hobokcn intimate friends until short time
hen they had falling out Recently Limerick asked
johnson 20 return hall dollar which he had borrowed abou
and johnson rcalaicd by causing Limerick
q charge OF assault and battery Limerick then sued
the and recovered Judgment
interest johnson will also have the
costs, which amount 10 something over g.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20

Several days ago, Mr.. Ferry, wealthy resident
of Chicago went Police Court and applied
or the oi his WIFE, who hai et hrr NOME
children Sho stopping
at West Thty-hrst warrant wa1 Issued ny Jus
tce Ford She failed respond The husband yesterday pro
cured corpus Judge of The supreme
When the Sh.rns officer went 10 serve yesterday
found that Mrs. Ferry had gone away. taking uo cil"cn
with her.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
MAKING A TRfCYCLE RECORD

BOsroN, Aug. 19.-William Ii. 'Huntley and
Harry ID. Corey. who started yesterday to establish
twenty -four tricycle. record flushed this afternoon with
2Ii as miles to their creiit. Tho machine broke
TINS and the record thereby reduced fully
fifteen miles. They stopped eight minutes short Of
~ ty-fou
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
ACTIVITY IN TIE WHEAT MARKET.

When the Produce Exchange opened yester-
day there was great In wheat, and III one
and half hours OOO 900 bushels had been sold. This
was duo large orders for export received from
abroad Tho price advanced from Ia cents 10 In
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
r,aa d5l5nia r. ID pol al s Ntp York. =. lb pol a.

Earned rnns-Philadclphia l. Two bast d T
n,trbos"Kecfe l. First base on balis-Phl neiphla
xv,r struck PHILADELPHIA New fork D. riosn
bases- Andrews, Irwin, Gillespie. Cmpre-Mr' f"i~ei'
,ri,, (. hours
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20

was at decided that veterans Of tho war no, rsn and
Limited number OF friends members be allowed 10
mart in tho EXCURSION Thirty OF tho sixty y, e
aay srnhod their intention OF going ana eacn one De
s25 The veterans will September To-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20

The METROPOLITAN aud Brooklyn Clubs play again at
staten Island to-day. .
Erastus Wpan said yesterday That he would not pur-
chase the 81. Louis League club, as reported.
c. II. Byrne. of the Brooklyn ciub. has signed con
tract with H. Kennedy, formerly Of tho METROPOLITAN
nine lie will play field to-day with the brooklyn
eli
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20

voerov n many OF the symptoms Of hydropboba
II yeped hid away the corner Of the stall ana haa
It attempted to eat or nrink any
III continues healthy dog VIII be ihocua'e"
with Of the virus from IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
TO VISIT sOUThKKS BATTLE.rIELDx

The committee appointed by Tue o Il Regiment
Veteran Association to for trip Ia the battle n-s
Of found
limit IL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
DROWNED IN A LITTLE POND.

Frank Kalb, age eighteen months. of No. 606
ave BROOKLYN missed his mother
resulted Ia finding his body in little pond
Gardner aud johnson not far from his home The
pond twelve BY foot and half
deep.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
MARLNE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises, oll Sets e47 Moon 953 Moons age 20
wArEt
lM-sandy Hook 1855 Gov. Isrd 1llo Hell cate ooo
P.M-Sandy Hook ll07 Gov. Isrd l125 Hell Gate loo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-20
DIR. sPl1zKA's HfDKOPHOBIA TEST

A number Of people called at Dr. HamlITs ofhce,
No 4l1 East Fourteanths yesterday To see the Two dogs
which were inocultei Win tie special cora oI can Ny "a
hptlka The little spit growing much worse ana
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