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New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

The number Of permits for ne" buildings issued IN July
The sum o, s5s5lse is to be expended for local improve
ment IN The ne" T%eniy sAth Var. in' i'It & ~ ] ' ' -
slsOOOO issued for the purpose
Marory Brown The servant accused by Mrs L. : '%ail
was discharged yesterday by Police Justice k'nnA or A'A oi
evidence
comfy Treasurer Adams filed his bonds Monday or '
second Term IN once vh, began with u7 mouth iii'
annual report presented To tho Board Of supervisors y~rr
day showed receipts OF >992i"' - m-t y'it J ~ "'.
= sos @ i Si gG "a i DIaalg Eanr n % m % ye wa G o.
Tn. committees Board Of Educon were nnnoun', ri
yesterday Among The change, ar ihc following 'nt, r.
C. Kelly succeeds Loi't ldyn' al ii hl "i
he Teachcr. Committee Ex.Ir,-idcn Bergen becomes
OF the board Colonel Joih J. "!'i - Pn'' P on -, % ~ m M
three important committee" l"ns Ii lm'n u l'' "h ll
Finance committee, and Nelson j. Gates n Oh tc supplies
Committee.
Charles f. Beach clerk discharged by the Conn,ogcrs
Of Charities aud Correction saturday. entered ~ oi'c
ye St UPON county wa, iie "s iofc yesterday iai
less Ia, returned 1t at once lie wcnd be- FOR t'
A number o property In Manhattan called on
Of he PROPOSED 5eyacd railroad by
tbe real e-ttie owners In The opposed The Mayor
assured them that the matter had passed Out oi s hin"7
Another charge has been made against l.oi"n and IHA
Melville who weie held for thS action OF The Grand Juiy IN
Comb OF society the Prevention Of cruelty 10 th
matter viii be examined by Justice scmelicn-
pairick. atlas Red Keruan Of Greepon ave lies in -
wounds IN the head Early yesterday morning pncrr Gala
ghe Of ne ,e sevtth m M ri,gmG, .s,inn ,h, % , i h
Gang OF which Herman - ' Leader" ati s' the
an osS seG paT f Gallagher used @ G on
nan Wien last the station T'at'd the n -,n'r
had The hospital Officer Gallagher then
and returned with three more prisoners who had
part III the attempted rescue.
Miss Malvna Miller the night Of July q started 10 visit
family IN the Twenty sixth Ward ON aighing ff"m the
Transit She accO-" by stranger who OLE red
walking short distance d" seized the
girl the throat and knocked her down. Her screams
frightened the away. but not nnli he was seen y boy
Thonat DOnncy The girl remained qu"i about the
matter "A week when she told her brother. who lmni-
reported the case Ia Detective koIrght II" found The
boy Donnry and had him Identify the man when arrested
the assailant gave John Leopold Justice ShcT
lock held INN for tlIe Grand JnIy
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

what the result would be. He was, therefore, sur
pr,ed to learn on. Saturday from bis police force
that the of it was contemplated. he at once
tie steamship company directed that other means
he used for removing the obstruction. yesterday
thirty feet of the dam and it was pulled up with
hawsers hy powerful tugs. Tho dam extended
about 6fteen feet ont from the tower ana pre-
vented large vessels from landing. Superintend-
ent Marin said that he stopped the use OF dynamite
because he thought it might endaDger the tower:
The contractor dsobeved his orders and II he had
not been stopped terrible accident mlght aaVe
occurred
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
KILLED BY TWELVE GLASSES OF wHrsKEY

John onahan eighteen employed in the Singer Sew
ing Machine Works at EizabctpOr. y. j. drank twelve
glasses whskcy in rapid succession In an Elizabeth rum
shop Yesterday staggered OF the door and after going
block fell dead Lonaan entered the place in the morning
number Of whom was John Connolly an
cxaldernan lie badgerci by the men on his alleged IN
experience drinking and he reortcd that he could drink all
the whskey the others coud The challenge was
glass of whskey set out the bar
liz drank IT, second glass filed and this he also drank
he had drunk four glasses lonaian became unsteady
against the bar he drank the nth glass
and continued he had cmpticd twelve glasses Then in
he CROPPED for the door and managed to get
far place when he died. County Physician
Green esgaton, ordered an inquest 10 be held
today
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

4 uuarir, between Robert Mc';corgc and OTTO
Lake members of the Wire Workers I nion which
po, m -tiiAc weeks agO,was invest gated Yesterday
In In. General before Judge t0wing 1t George ho
position IN ilr union. nadr charge assault
against Locke The two men were ia liquor the
nrnt of uy H. when Locke -ad hat VI, curgr
,nth,- n-k,d where the MCdcoigc
rtord the quarrel Locke cut his opponent with
,a.u knife testified the trln That MC'itOTgr who
aTe man struck him several times ana that he drew the
Lul, IN sell defence. The jury acquitted MIN.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
STORIES OF GAMBLING IN OYSTER BAY.

IutcrCNtIUg UCNtIOpltntS HTt tXItcTtU TIL IHt
Frederick Scllcisccr liquor seller M
oyster y L. H. who arrested last month for vioai ns
and demanded examination before JUS
tice Peace WrS Of ceTtoaii were secured by MS
the proceedings in the supreme Court. but
Judgc cullen Brooklyn yesterday dismissed them. An
effort he the matter 10 IL" General Term.
Behind lies attempt the part Of the people oI
oyster ay up gambling. II claimed that lar
of hands ~ of poker that village
and n the ,ing ruined ni the stories
are Ia the that thousands u dollars have been lost 10y
mcn inlnl-, 60 nllN hy IInl1 s.omal gamhor,.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Tire ylare SOCK l- 10 hr,oc distinct parish iu
mo Protestant Episcopal nl"'-' 90 Long leland h'ri
thuI,l l- fuif titl lf'l
IAv,.t, l-iac' i,nd'f-nn. Ira W. Cnukhn. " il'im
p,l.e trfl'- k ~f'tfn-, tnI Ii' hand . 'onirk M 90
BOARD Of Education Il' treasurer g. f
,ow- ii, f.c pi- have been ;l.- lu 'nt c dshnt'r
Iurui- >..f." &.
CoT.H roiyr Tic roir' u VILLAGE Trustees on Non''y
night took favorable Ton upon ihr ptu-h ioi7' Jaw ~
ull,,r Point and lu-f ng u r 'Alf t'd t.i ir
Flushing BoIr of IIu-'t- VII tkr favorable 90 ton al"
Gtfv corr The body nf unLuonn man. cyid'nf'y a
sailor wa-hra a-A"rr yt-'frny "h b"mtH leland 81
fla IL Harlan 1
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
xrw.vopK DAILY TRIpINE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a. 1**1

No. O56 Tenthave. The girl Is only hfeen year. o ill.,
and worked as night cashier for kavan8gn ~ n,s na
taurant at the above Dumber Sno says sno Ioi nu @
OF her misfortune because he made all SORTS OF
of repsrst0n In June, she says, Kavanagh
her and on Saturday Dght lasf heat her ana pd, h
OF the restaurant when she called there ana sSkeu
to Q ve her re- because she hHd cnancoo
secure situation. The prisoner denies tho whoc so'y
yent Barkev Of the Society for the prevention ".
Cruelty to Children has Of the Case because tue
youth of the gir makes the defendant liable under the
law Of abduction.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
A RrrrrAnIE DOCTOR AccrsED or ronGEKy

Dr. Louis Jcsohsnsty. reputable pivsc an Of VT Vernon
IA that village warrant sworn
charles T. Homer. general sur'rt sol 0i thr lIh
dental In-uuuce COMPANY. Dr Jo-ohs nsay sr"s,1l rN
II - stated that hc nd the
name PafIt Ryan oi Nj vernon a- applicant iof =
unlicy The appi Tore The SIGNATURE of Patrick
Hyan" aud that of rei'r =. tu'or " asa witness. r
IcScn-usky. charged passed Ryan amt received his f''
called t1 hl- assessment hr denied
know , and declared that s signature
was forcsry. II J-D-i-ty at the Who'll" AFFAIR II
frIlnI m A
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TO SETTLE II. O. THOMPSON.s ESTATE.

Letters Of administration were granted yester-
day upon the estate of Hubert q. lnomps' to his
father. Ccphas g. Thompson, aud to Gilbert NJ
spelr jr., rs cOadministratOr. l he father III his
application stated that he mad been unable 10 tnd
any will, and that his died possessed of per-
sonal property in this city and state worth not
more than $2, 900. his father. mother and sister
are named as the next Of KIN. Martin Is. Brown and
Richard A. Cunningham placed their names on the
administration bond.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
CALENDARS To-Day.

SUPERIOR COURT CHAMBERs-Before Potter. J.-Nos L.
T. A. 10 r. 27 $2 A. 40 g. Il 7s So s6 81 9S 49, lo'
SUPREME COURT-sPEciAL TERM-PAkr mo DAY cacn
,,,,x,
Si-RRoGATE's CoURT-Beiore Rollins. S.-Wil OF Eliza
beth IIoag 93Oa. will Of Anne NJ. Barnes. 10 a. M
Wills of Catharne Field Vernon Jarboe and Katharine
Somtag ii II - ,, r,aoo
COURT or GENERAL SFssIoys-PART T.-Before Judge
COwing Assistant District Attorney ledoI nos l.
Z. 5. O. 10. IL II, IL -. 10, lG ~, ~ ~ 2O
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
DYNAMITE UNDER A BRIDGE TOWER.

II is impossible 10 calculate the explosive power
of dynamite, especially under water, and " hat
might have caused serious damage to the New
SUPERINTENDENT Martin was asked last week by the
contractor employed by the Clyde Steamship Com
pany TO remove a part of the old Golfer dam about
The base of the tower for permission to use little
dynamite to blow it up Mr., Martin refused to
srsat 1t on the ground that there was no telling
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Frederick &. Hunt, age ffty-twO, OF No. 4S
Butrr. st. brooklyn sOapbOiier, was srtagDed before
Justice Ford Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
on a charge % perjury. Tho prisoner was defendant
in the case OF Isaac c. Ogden against Frederick o.
Hunt Charles H. Tiieston and the Cxupbs Press MAN
ufscturng Company, which was tried In tho supreme
Court months On tho trial Hunt made An
affidavit effect that note for $780, alleged TO
nave ade by min January IL, 1885, IN favor
of C. II. TlestOn, not IN his writing or signed Dy
him. This affidavit Tieston claimed to have materially
weakened tho case Of tho defenca Judgment on the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALa

NeU- York HOtel-GOvernOr Fitzhugh Lee.
Of vrTpis Aren"e a-I Gs1ea OF
Rome Henry W. GRADY, OF Atlanta Ga; william H..
Barnum. OF Connecticut Bennett r. YOUNG OF louis
vania Railroad Company Clarendon Hofe-Vicente
G.. Quesads, Argentine Minister AT Washington Hotef
NofTndndic-C controller J. T. Barnard. OF Buffalo.
Murray HiH Ho'ci-Ex Congressman David X Paige, or
ONO ST. James H0tel-Samuel Spencer OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
WAS THE REV. j. j. III USALLNAN DROWNED
Il wns rrnnItnl laSl cYcning Ii South BRONX

T"T = - :
lyn that the kew Father j. j. duS"lan, pI-iOr OF the
Roman Catholic Churcn OF the Holy Family AT lhr-
tecnt-st. and Four have. brooklyn. had bee drowned
a Eocklway Bracn. Tho statement was ma e mar ne
had been Jamaica Bay with two other clergy
boat Up~e'. lIi- companions rsrfp-d,
but he wa. dfOyued. No one q found AT Father
ausrilmais hoi-e one OF the ncghnorr std tnat me
Clergyman WIS spending his vacation a. Rockaway
Fd.hrr Ilausentn - Of oA-~up"rvisor Uiusrll-
man. OF the Ighih Wari. of Brooklyn. He built the
Church OF the IIoy Family. becoming ITS pastor about
in,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
ygty rHIyK cOAL rRICES CAyyO1 ne RATsEn

The general sales agents ot the anthracite
oompani~- m-t yrstcrdsy To II scu-s the
~ 81 rats Tor coal. 1hcr" fIl
and after d.cnrs"n II was drcied 10 ~ IKE
uo ch,nye AT present The advance has checked
iu.n,s. II, lIa cnrnpanics though Op-rator-
continue prices. Some Of the conrthrs brrvc
ma. Al the aIlnimen's Of arr observed thtr"
vii lie room for IN the hut they
are upuo-rd q making paper hRures that Will prohibit
All traffic Another Will he held the middle
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commissioner squires examination before Mayor
Grace, IL a. m.
Baird insanity case before Sherif's Jury, r.: m.
Trades Union mass meeting, Cooper Union n m
York Kansas City baseball match, Polo Grounds.
p. ~
New.Jersey state Tennis Tournament. Seabright
German Republican Club festival, Harlem River ParK'
I'M.
Marine and Field Club Tennis Tournament, Bath' H. l..
Meeting OF the Dock Commissioners -
Business Mems Association, No. lOl West twenty
seVcnth.st, = u.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
PREPARING FOR THE FALL RIFLE MATCHES.

The National Rifle Association met yester-
day. The proeranime FOR the tall meeting, copy Of
which appoaic Ell IN TN TKILu>i some time ago. WAS
proved. good attendance In rUnIdcuy uAi cutcd tins
year. la the interstate m.tchrs Prnnsy wanna ani
Massarhrsctt' viii he represented 10y cacs teams In
the Jud uatcn tie Onnt "i prMr money Is some what
less nan last We r. but IL distrbnt Il III much b. tier
maunrr th III iormrrly. the pinrS Tor AL places al r.
the nrrt beIg graded IN rscrning ale III the "der
OF the niuner- merit. The shooting at the Qualification
matches has been unusnay Interesting ths year,
the tact that the matches already snot oil
iherc hLEo boon "a mMMN elArhte WlnMerS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

srxc SING The Protection Hose Company. having been In
vii,,l Iarrr uf -" trc Department of
Ir,v MAD" great PREPARATIONS f"T going tiihcr hcy Lad
tr ho. painted Whit" and gold. ant started u "1
carefully covered th canvass. Wh, set ni
me locomotive Tile hos" ,arri.go. The
nrd, of the sin. adiics. totally destroyed
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
EXPLAIYING A DItFhRENOE ~ ASSES.


pirc,a and Thomas Is. Brclall composing q
nil A sons coal merchants at Port Morris, to nan Il
"a ilam IL Bfcal. t- schedules. nlc
day show Liabilities f229|l 2G nominal assets S25sJ
ana actual assets $3.50 Nathan Brchas individual .thcd
uI- show abilities SJ4 2l2 2 nominal assets and
actual - S The fact that the Port MorI mill and
which nominally worth SJOOOp
far Xalue nlalms thr ,llntIrn,c IN A.scis.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
AN EXCHANGE 70 BE DISSOLVED
Tn. trusters of the New York NAVAL Stores al

Tobacco Exchange having asked Tor order
corporaon Justice Ineralim OF the superior ia
re, all PERSONS nteese show November
before r. jerks referee why the Application should b,
gant.d The dealings IN futures and options
and tobacco has ceased ami Tor months buaness
tran nsac tod In the Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
EXCIIIEF MCABES CASE TO BE REVIEWED.
Tho action of the Fire Commissioners in dISmIsS-

ing John McCabe position Of second assistant che
Fire Department Is to be reviewed on WITH Vi o'
ora issued Potter in Supreme COURT
Chambers petition Mr. McCabe states thai ms u
for having summoned force OF remen above Fourteenth,
Al 10 the fire in Harlem July unfair, UNJUST par
pejudiced and that the charges were not pIoye
the investigation made by Commissioners Purroy and Sil
while SAYS Commissioner Croker who was not present.
was not informed OF the examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
rAKs or a KINGs HfAb 0ARDEyER.

SUrTOIaIG EOII WtVIW'U NVNI'IW 10 TT
,,ro,atr the viii Of John Stusse despite his eccrn
,rfrs ~tosse lead gaicntI Tor the klns of Prussia
hr,r, hr came tins country lie aftcrwafd green
house In and mad, considerable Among his
nt,i,r- of sitting Il
bottles of sport and
,n many every be after hn died
IA " ~ al Iin "a inVo
of his coud and oon.stcd by the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TWENTY YEARS on IHE POLICE FORCE.

CaDtaln Alexander -. w llanS, OF the
Tw.ni y-Inth ftecinct went to Police IL, adquartrr>
vot b. uniform yrstoriay. b-rans. all his blue
had been tailor shOp 10 have eNtr, rrrviVe
srite ., wed ~ach sleeve. 81 appointed po C~
man twenty years to-diy. he said. and feel
youuRrr tnan I lid when first pat uniform on"
The captain ma. been spending part OF bis summer
yacon on board his yacht Nellie and 10 looks ike
ther- heat
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
MES rotIrxfy RrGrrow FINDS $500.

ron H. Foster Tho driver OF the that runs
h,twccu Last Hampton 'nd ~tr uh'f -tttf,l days 'e'
h, q bills nf'iI~ fn 500 So "a, lid been 'n
trusted To- im b., hi- passengers Mis Rsrlow. wife
nf Inuu,f ~oon. o., Iltrr OF r'tnc wh' - ~avng az
, aIori,-i Hou'. ~nii'ir r'on "unf o." package "n
The fufupA, ltl"r. and. when rhr learned o Tie
c,lir,.iiidii .os-. ltuiutd % to A.ul.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
NEW-YOkk CITY.
j. B. Bell reinstated yesterday as member or the
CuttOn Exchange.

j. b. Bell was reinsated yesterday as amember OF the
Cotton Exchange.
ing tne Hap,ery ye.erday at ) y m On her way up
East River to New London. when the Hamilton Icrry-
XrIsnc's rail- caash IN the orcsay OF the yaent and
brought down her foret"p'ua- There was no i"''"''
damage and both boats went on thclr J"nrheys'
The committee Of the Aldermen who have heen ap-
pointed present to Mrs. Hancock ne album contain
rg the resolutions on the death ~ Hrhria
Hancock will 80 TO-DAY for hat pulose 10 i'ochawy y
Beach whrre Mrs Hancock staying at ,n' nnv
Morgan.
bosrdne house No 35I sccoLd-avc.. late an NJ nday
night. and some at the inmates were so inueh ilH,
ened bl the smoke That they fled Ia the roo while the
flames were hein. eXtngu-hrd IN" am ge was Siigh'
and p hurt by the snail paiic
While attending @ - furnace at No. DIS West Twenty
ffh-si. yesterday James kleinan was burned seriously
about the face ana arms.
Superin'endcrt Murray yesterday preferred chnfg'7
against Policeman Eiwaid L. Food. OF the : .
Precinct. is accused of mpropcr conduri TOW lI
ty the complainant hat hr unA'r The influence %
lQnur at fnc time. 0ot probably VII De p"ccu On
trldl heiOr- the commissioners n"Nt week.
The IEIBrNE yesterday received 81 from Fred, tor
the unfortunate diy-s"o ss'"sinan. m"-ls o''' 81
or Others and provided for The care OF ms ianly
until he secures the employment oinlsed aim III fl'
adc phIa.
william Molloy, New-York City; william Manley. IIo-
boSrn; ". H. kourRe. Ncw-Orlrans: A'thony e. t"ry,
BryAn McArie R~chcster y. y, have each sent ~ to
ne IrSh Wortd famine fund.
{. F. UrQuruari, a newspaper man ol lhi- cl'' was
II 1urei Monday noon by heavy ~gn ttlns "li hlih'
He was taken to The Chamber, street o'pa ana "'@
founL to suflflus from conrG sion ot ia" spihr.
Bu ne recovered sufficiently 10y O'Clock TO walk nome
Gostayc Ferro arrested on Monday night because
he sell beer al Nos lu2 aud l04 West Forifsr'"nih-
=, ami ,rrats his patrons v.onn ant piano music Ia
h- "A Don. just Power he'd the IreOheI IOr cAdhl-
nation IN the YotkvilIe Police Court.
Dr. " iuiams Rcduund OF WiuhrId. l.. l.. was diving
dawn Ia. Ihrfy-r guth ST. yesterday Whru thr car
rt,,c strnrk . stone AMI overturned. The doctor
was thrown TO The ground with considerable fore" ani
received a serious scalp wound. HIS cut was ies,ci
AT The Twenty first Prec!nc. station, after which lac
went home.
The body OF unknown man. about thiriy-rsht years
n, dressed Ia b ack clothes found ast evening III
the river "a West FJrty-cighth-sL
The Old ,ard OF Excise held meeting yrsierdiy
affernoou by direction Of their counsel III" paw rois
for juy we're ordered made out aud sent ~ the
Controller.
Chairman Edward f. Reilly OF tho Tammany IiaI
p.r~c p .ri,luent.rv Fund NIih Assembly Dis
trc las closed ms election. Ihe total amount r'''u
in tue district is Sl,9O1 Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
RyLlrirEs Rlu1nBtRrD ~ 4 WILL.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. dSpecjah. The will
of David ". B.ils,r for twenty year, the Camden re-
porter Of me L>cr. mIie public to-day. In II he
hcqura Ia everything Mr.. rrt. IN whose house ne
has lvrI for ant directs that no mrinb"r
q hls ft'nly o. ms ltiYrs b. allowed to
when he Is buried
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
SPOKEN
Aug lat 40 49, Ion 90 %. ship Big Bonanza from oIo
for ~
HE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aug 2Arved. steamer Payo (Br) Trotter from
Baltimore July 40.
LIVERPOOL Aug 2-Ar1ved steamers Albany (fr) Mnrr,v
from baltimore 13 Batavia (Br) Holman and Beus
(BrI. Fulton. from Montreal.
OIIERysTOwN Aug S-Arrived steamer al,ska fPr, uur
raw from New-York July u On her way Liverpool (snd
prOceedeti).
Hull, Aug l-saied. steamer otranto tBr Rippeth for
New.York.
GLASGOW. Aug 2 Arrived steamer India tBrl Jamison
from New York and Halifax.
KINsNF Aug 3-Passed steamer 81 Romans (prl C,mn
bell from New York July % on her 10 Liverpool.
SCIILY Aug 3-Passch steamer Rhaeta Ger, Vogelge
sang from New-York July % on her way 10 Hamburg
ANTWERP. l-Saei. steamer Wantrahm Ger. IIunse
wald, for Montreal
Aug 2-Saei. Ycsso f'r). Brotlerton. Boston
HAyRE Aug 3-AUivci, steamer 81 Laurent (Brl Ba<
from Newiork
Sailed. steamer Hammonia (Gcrl Sclwenscn, from Ham,
hence for New York
RNoA July 81 Arrived. steamer Ihiziatya ta CANON
eri from NcwYOrk.
BARCELONA, July 3l-Saed, steamer Burgunda (Fr, Du
lac for New-YOrk.
BKALTAR 31-Passed steamers ~ lonian tBrl Jami
SON and (Br) asscnsten from Mediterranean ports
for New York
July 81 Passed steamer Eppingham (Br) Newcomb
Mediterranean ports for NewiOrk.
LESION July 5l-ATived steamer Victoria lTr) Harrison
from New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
STATEN I-LAND.

RIruwOvp In The surrogate ourt yesterday N" apil
the removal nf one Of IA" 80" ut"," d" ID" r~in" 90"
,,.td OGDEN an old York itnt wlthdit
lv, The "stt" about 10 receive >'dutp
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

note was aferward given. Mr.. Tieston then brought
an action tor perjury against Hunt Yesterday JUSTICE
Ford held tho prisoner for amin alton tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

e.. Is. Richard, of the Hamburg American Packet
Company, said Yesterday that Pool conmlsron"r picrson
mi-inoTmed regarding tho charges that the
pany sold cut rate tickets 10 beyond Chicago
W. have sold splttickots said he II the Commits
sion inqnrcs they might have learned better but
they inclined make orders rather than seek
formation"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
MAMIE BOwR TELLS SAD srORY.

Terence Kavanagh, OF No. =, ,13l Thrd-ave
Was put un'er r., ,OuO bail IN tho Harlem Poloo
yesterday, Oh tho charge VI berAYlug Manic B0wo, or
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TILE COURTS.
r SWEAR HE MAY NOT AFFIRM.

IT HE WILL NOT SWEAR HE MAY NOT AFFlh"'
al am an Atheist" exclaimed Carl RoDltscheck'
OF No Fourhave, Brooklyn, when asked yester"y !"
take the path Bible when applying t io
Naturalization Bureau q the Court OF Common fitis oi
frat papers and not perlt,el 70
aiirr the record book Clcrk J,t as
wrote This applicant declaring that lie Is an Aueis' tc
declaration IeLuscd.'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
DIR. JAEGER'S SANITARY
WOOLEN SYSTEM co.
CAUTION

AGAINST FRAUDULENT MARKS AND >PECiOUs
IMiTATIONS.
TIE E<TR TRAOROI\ARY BEAUTY AND EXCEL.
IE>CE or IHE Or "A GERS WOOLEN FABRICS,
,-P C;\LIV UNDERWEAR. HtvE Is ~ 80
PKOtIPrLN RECOGNIZED AND TUE GARMENTS
- EAGERLY SOUGHT THAT iMirtriO>> AND
ADULT RArION> CLOSELY RESEMBLING THE
GENUINE. HAVE ALREADY BEEN Ptr UPON THE
MARkET. TIL PI BLIC CI~TuEREF0RE WARN ID
AGA N>T pIRCUA-iNt: GOODS WHICH ARE NOT
IMPORTED BY u. A. WE HAVE T IE EXCLUSIVE
CONTROL FOR THE United STATES AND TnRi.
TORIES, AND ALL GENUINE SUPPLIES MUST
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ing nv used publicly. waive my r-lu tnce In ths
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accomplished by your wonderful medicine ani To-
main silent
pleasant duty. dear srs, To express nv
cordial thanks the great cure il has accomplished 10 NY
we. the many IL las ehcrt among the
whom have taken II. My SON was Tho
greatest sufferer from what frs termed by our
phy dyspepsia and general debility which was
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the most eminent To- Oe
malaria different forms of suffering AMI organic
Diseases including liver and kidney troubles ami nervous
prosration Nou gill debt Of graft
tuie you my sons health seemed hope'ssy lost
derived benefit from medical treatment although re-
ceving the highest medical talent IN Amerca
the heirnt travel HIS
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
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