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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
BITS of LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment granted yesterday by Justice Freed
Of the Superior Court the property OF Benjamin
L. LudingtOn claim AGAINST him nv the National Broad
Bank promissory notes for $4,000 made by A b.
Hudson Son and Endorsed by Latiner T.. Jones by
Ludngton In suit begun against Jones and Ludngton to
this amonnt IL IS alleged that the firm A. b.
Hudson Co" Is iitous that the defendants have In
dored 5000 900 worth OF such which has been
Oated the business community and they have realized
the same"
verdict for $2i 9Sl OS rendered eriay in the
preme Court after prolonged trial before Justice Beach and
jury. the suit OF J. Myers and IlndeDbaum Well OF
London against Kossuth Marx Co.. the wholesale jewellers
who failed I'm September, 1895
The second application OF the NewYok Electric Lines
perempory mandamus compel the Commissioner of Public
Works o. grant permit the for the purpose
Of laying its wires denied yesterday By Judge Allen in the
COuI of
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WORKING GIRLS INSULTED.

Seven Of the girls formerly employed in Perknss carpet
factory Kentave BTooky where strike occurred
fortnight ago. made adavts before District torney
kdgwsy yesterday forth the insults and outrageous
conduct to which they subjected by the
poysd 70 supervise them The strongest adavs
~ LiLze McShane fourteen, OF No 10 Graham and
May MoDernotI age fourteen. OF No. 36 Flushing ave
They charged ThOiuas Lee with revolving
arrested upon warrant issued by Police Justice Walsh
The complaints have investigated By Central Labor
On o. that claims 10 have found horrible condition OF
thhgs When the girls refused keep appointments that
They asked 10 make they that they subjected
10 harsh The strike origin ted In effort
protect themselves They demanded the discharge OF
Andrew Lee, superintendent; Robert Lee foreman and
Thomas Lee foreman OF the "dofers."
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PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

Plans filed at Fire Headquarters yesterday for the
threeory and basement clinical hospital which the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons is to at Tenthave
Sxteth st. with the money gwen by William H. Vanderbilt
he building will be fire proof and will cost S30000 In Its
architecture VIII harmonic with the other buildings Of tho
college group In Fifty nnthst ~
The Young Mems Christian Association will
building One-huDdrcd and ffthst
OF Fffthave, cost OF S75 900 IL Will be nvest0ry
structure with stores the first floor aud meeting and
q gymnasium the upper floors
Louis Ranger No IL West Fifty sixth Ia to erect
building tho southeast OF one
h-st. and Third where the big
the night OF July 8. The building will cost
Sl30O00,
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NEWARK,

City Counsel COut yesterday applied Vice Chance
or injunction 10 Restrain The Delaware Lackawanna
Railroad using the which they have
laid IN Sprngst Without any authority from city Elk
Judge i}edle COUNSEL for the railroad
the Legislature 1867 the COMPANY had
right the tracks The Vice Chancellor reserved his
decision.
An unknown tramp attempted TO abduct Katie Helcke,
Dne OF No 80 Jones night Katie younger
brother passing vacant lots springfeldaye
the horse stables when tie tramp seized girl
Her brother med but the held his
girls month When several appeared the tramp lump.
Ing the fence OF Woodland Cemetery disappeared
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The LI0HiSHlP UvAh IHH OREGOy.,

The shipping interests in this city intensely angered
the the Lighthouse Board the
nghtshp the OF the The Ligh'
house Boar can MAINTAIN gshp obstruction for
only Temporary period without authority OF Congress
which has not been The managers
etosnsblP lines addressed protest the the
Lishthouss 'A To lie President Vice Admiral Rowan. oil
We regret 10 earu that It IA or about
Eovener The glsbiD marking the wreck OF oregon
Experience has demonstrated OF Rlshin
vessls seeking the port YORK FROM the ca 10
be that ueed request that within
thu oil your BOtr IL continued until
fss at tho coming srssOn OF Congress provide
further unuaHce."
Admiral Rowan has replied that previous order
arr Oul
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON Oct 22In the Supreme Court OF the United
States to day the following business transacted:
No 55i-rhe New. Orleans National Banking
and others appellant ag Lebeton, assignee etc Ar.
gument concluded by John Campbell appellant and
submitted by James Mcconnell for appellees
No. lle Wasatch and jordan Valley Railroad Company,
plaintiff 10 agt John Smell and others. In
TO the Supreme Court of the Territory OF Utan Dismissed
with costs pursuant TO the 18th rule.
No 2-William Craig. appellant agt Thomas Leensdorfer
executor. Passed for parties
No 3-GeUge Hayes appellant agt John tor. A appeal
from the Circuit OF the Une States Eastern
District OF NewYok Dismissed with costs pursuant the
18Th rule.
No. 4Francis Dainez appellant ag John Blake Kendall
Argued by Douglass appellant and by
Job Barnard for appelees
No 5The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company. plantin
In the Virgins Ferry Company. Argument
By Beckwith for plaintiff error continued by Henry
Hitchcock for defendant In error.
Adjourned until Monday at IL O'Clock.
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ALONG THE SOUND

BRIDGEroRT-Henry ID. Beach, OF this CITY has been
appointed Assistant superintendent of the Nangatnck Rail
roau company NJ Beach also superintendent of rolling
stock, which position he has hel
tenent Harrington has received appiica lions ~ r
rant opening free evening school towns share Of
the st1e TAX WIZ eIeeed that Of last year by $2 900
Barnum's - Greatest On Earth" WINTER ' VI
NoRwALK-The funeral OF William T. QuDtard tba ppder
taker. was held yesterday. "' '"' "u"ei'
GRKkNWlCH-John Rutter swede. Jumped from an az.
r, Jan ul noscoD bdge Yesterday He rolled down
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WORK AND PLAY OF THE ENGINEERS

The appointment Of standing occupied the
venton Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers yeser-
day morning afternoon spent In hearing
tons and referring them to appropriate committees At
p tho convention adjourned until Monday, order 10
JOY cambdke at Glen Island
the ct Sam pier Forty.
fouTthst. Nor River at Than one hun.
ded OF the wives and sisters OF the delegates by
the Committee on Arrange ucnts VISITED
OF the Cuhar Line. at her pier yesterday morning IN the
afternoon they drove 10 Green wood in the
evening visited the American Institute fair - WV
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THE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY Oct 22In the Court OF Appeals to-day the fol-
lowing business transacted:
No 9i0-The People, respondent agt. Charles Sherman
and others appellant argued by Moak for appellant
Charles Patterson for respondent
No 2l-JOhn Cox. respondent and appellant the May
etc Of the CITY OF York. appellant and respondent
argued By Dean for defendant Thomas Allison for plain.
tin.
No. 79-snsan Bedell Administrative. respondent. agt
the Long Island Railroad Company appellant; argued by
Spragne for appellant George Wallace for respondent.
The following is the Court of Appeals day calendar for Oc
tobcr %
Nos. a. Al, OIL. 90. "a. T. 90, rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

NEW RocHRLLR.-Several Of the New. Rochelle and
Pelham Railroad Company placed trac ks for
hibOn yesterday. -
MOUNT NRKSONThe Southern COnvOcatiOn OF tho Fnisco
pal Diocese Of this state held Trinity Chnrh on
Thursday Dr. Gibson. OF Sing sing presided In the even
the held the celebrate The mir
eth anniversary Of the incorporation of Trinity Parish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

The principals in the public schools of the city have re-
ceived circular from Jasper calling atten.
ton following bylaw Whenever 1t shall be salts
factOry by the certificate Of the parents or
pupils have been prevented from attending
sequence sickness religious Observances absence
shall without forfeiture OF the
merit possible without less Of class
thereby pupils are nevertheless, TO be as
abseutees."
This great victory for which have worked two
sand Rabbi yesterday, In reference
law. Jewish children who obliged TO be absent
schools religious tays be aud
may make up for The absence their lessons aferwaId
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nom II Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hotel Brunseiet-Loid Arthur Butler. Of England.
Murray HOtl-Ex Senator Lyman Trnmbull OF iii
nois. FYnh hrenue Hoe-Er Governor William wash
burn Of Aso York HotsL-Captan II. W:
Meade o. 4 Navy Windsor Hotri-wiam Warren. OF
Boston and George II. Natrons of New Haven. hsfor
Vous,-Senator Henry Low OF Middetown. ". "; Dewitt
C. Lttleohn Oswego and Lieutenant Frederick schwaks
-. Union Square Hoe-Capiain A. t. Piorkowsk OF the
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CRY.

Robert Moore student in the Institute at Uobo
ken created sensation in Jersey City police circles yester
day He fusri into the Police Headquarters about rs
and std that he had the body of negro lying i'm
bruslIwooi the COmmunpaw station Several
look for the they were 10 ned
Ia search number OF reporters citizens and railroad
employees but the body could not Oe found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
THE VAN ANrwERrs, TROUBLES UP AGAIN

THE VAN ANTwERFs' TROUBLES UP AGAIN.
The troubles OF William and Elizabeth Van Antwerp the
cousins who married and separated after the husband had
lost in building specnations otherwise disposed OF DOC
In securities which had been bequeathed To his wife by her
father the late George TrOcr before Justice Ingaham
AMI In the Superior Court again Yesterday Mrs. Van
Antwerp s now suing for the recovery OF the securities
worth tl35,OOO
The Rev DR. CharlesF Deems testified that he and MT
Day. counsel for Mrs Van Antwerp had visited Mr. Van
Antwerp who III at the Barrett HOnse. The witness told
him that h wife wanted know what had become OF the
cures Van Antwerp said that which Mr.. Day had
was list OF securities belonging to his wife which she had
placed In his possession He refused where they were
and said he had used them 10 raise without the consent
Of his wife and he told where they would send him to
State prison.
Mrs Van Antwerp testified that her husband had refused TO
tell her what lad become the securities and she had had
him arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
UNIVERSITY TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The tournament Of the University Lawn Tennis club
yesterday Central Park The first rounds OF
doubles played. The
DOUBLES.
rOundYoung and Jones beat Belknap and Scott
Carroll Chapman
63 Gates McKevey beat Skilen and Carpenter 26
Cd Re and Hapswood Freedom and Lozler 81. 62
Williams and Drsyton bye.
second round-Milhams and Drayton beat Reid Hap
wood o, McKeyey and Gates beat Young and Jones
81, o-3 Carroll and Chapman bye.
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WHAT re- GOING on TODAY

Last day Of registration New York. from to
Brooklyn Young Republican Club meeting Everett Assem-
bly, Rooms. y.
Country Club steeplechase races, Pelham, p m
Board OF Estimate and ApportioDment ii a. III.
Professor Bickmores lecture Museum OF Natural History
1890 m.
NewYork Association OF Collegiate Alumni Hamilton
Hall. $50 p. $1,000.
College athletic staten Island
Club Grounds 2;30 y.
Teachers Association. Chickering Hail. y. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
BROOKLYN.

The Executive Committee Of the Park Commission decided
yesterday 10 discharge fifty men.
W j. Sherman The priest. vas arragned before Police
Justice Walsh yesterday the charge of
julia Mulvaney lie pleaded not guilty and in
$500 tail
tOrOners jury Yesterday eyonerated from blame Francis
Echanzer the dentist who recently administered bromide
OF ethyl at No l9l Grandst, Mrs. Mary Kmm VINO did
recover from It's effects.
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FUNERAL OF MRS JLFFRIy

The funeral OF Mrs f. g. Jafray held yescrdav NJ ba
First Presbyterian Church. Of father the Rev mr.
W. w Phillips was once the pastor Around the CONN were
several handsome floral tributes Dr. John Hall NJ tho r,h
Avenue Presbyterian Church. conducted the service. and
many members OF both churches present The family
vault beneath The lawn on the north side OF the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

tans whppc The pAllbearers viii be In uni
form, but the funeral will not DO military The burial
win he at Greon wood
Coroner William Van Wort OF Long Branch and jury de-
cded yesterday the
purely accidental There will be Government Inquiry into
the OF the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
LIRurRNANr N .D0ALRE,S ErNERAL

The funeral Of Lieutenant Medcae VINO KILLED by tho
explosion OF shell at the testing at sandy Hook will
baxs place his mother No l6e Deans Brooklyn.
q 0ciok to-day The body will brought up from sandy
gook on Tire steamer Ordnance The pail bearers will he
keuteDants CroLer B0rrp Brud aud o. j. Brown and
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THE TiLDEy WILL CASE TO BE PUSHED

The alto neys representing the opposing
sides the lilden will controversy express their Iu
OF bring ug the to the attention of the Su
preme Court rapidly Ms possible. The complaint Will
probably no flied within ne next ten days
George II. Iilden In name the suit Is hro lght
he city yesterday and departed for his
home at New Lebanon at $40 -. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

there present A. NJ Palmer John A. McCau. Amos
Cummings. John Cobbe Howard Paul N. C. Goodwin. NJ r.
Handy George Barrett and others Letters OF regret were
read from II. r. Dizzy Bronson Howard and William Winter
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THE COUNTRY CLUBS LAST DAY.
HORSES THAT WILL RACE AT THE PICTURESQUE


The OF the Country Club to be ulaed
the OF their annual meeting The first days
attractive but the for today last OF the
-tiDg 10 stll better The first handicap for
maiden polo ponies. about one-haf mile the fiat Then
handicap the champion ponies. the distance
the first Bnckslot and Wild Tom among
tries The third Is for the sunford challenge cup
hunters handicap steeplecase full There
entries and good crOsscouuty horses named To
Fourth the Pelham sCcplcchase, handicap,
full for which eleven named 10 start The NTH
and Ia for maiden Six entered for It,
The entries
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. OCT %


ARRIVED
Us steamer Tennessee Capt Chas s Norton. Newport
Oct H. Queenstown a. with mdse passengers TO
Steamer Chslmette, Adams. New Orleans 6t days with
steamer Chas Meyer. Anthony Baltimore. with to
CONSOLIDATED Coal Co
sengers TO HOrao Hall
Steamer General Whitney. Bearse Boston, with mdse to
ship 10 Mann lBr Beveride London 50 days, with chalk
Ship Deutschland (Nor Krppner, Bremen Is days with
Co ''''' 'N'''' ''-0'' ''''' '''p
Nphon Colcord. cowos SO days. in ballast Morse
Brig ds @ %Gn. TCrSy SS days. with china
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook light w; clear. At City
Island fresh. sw clear
CLEARED
Steamer Canada tIr), Foot London-F w J Hurst.
Steamer Grecian Monarch tBr, Brstow, London-Patton
Steamer Thngvaa DAM, Laub stettin. Copenhagen. &C
Steamer PoIara oer) schade Hamburg-Pheps Bro. nco
Steamer W scholten (Dtch Baker. Rotterdsm-F
steamer waesand (Bels), Ueberweg Antwerp-Peter
steamer Normande (Fr, De Kersabiec Havfe-Louis do
Steamer Miranda Br Blndon. st Johns NF via Halifax
Bowring & Archibald.
Bliss paest 'ue" oa0e0 and
steamer GUT Stream. Trbou. Wilmington Nc-wm p
Steamer Dominion Smith, Norfolk. City POn, and
steamer W Garrett Foster. Baltimore Downer
Bark Pilgrim Freeman Aner or Batavia Java for orders
BaIs Loylss tNor, Jacobsen Hamburg Punch Edge Co
Bark Unone utaD. Castelan. Gibraltar for orders-Law
renee Giles q Co.
SAILED
Steamers Saint Romans for Lverpool Alexandria oasgowi
Cheribon, Marseles, Andes, Port Prince
Bark Danger Rolf. for Exmouth.
Also saiIed-via Long Island sound-steamer @ Jones'
for Mlramchi.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 22-Arrived steamer wyoming (Br) Rig.
by NewYork DOT ~ her Liverpool land pro-
ceeied).
sailed Adratic (Br) Parsel Liverpool hence
New.York.
q m-Arrived steamer Gcrmanic (Br). Kennedy. from
Liverpool hence for NewYork
PRAwLE POINT Oct 22- Passed steamer Oranto Br) Rim
peth from New.York Oct on her way " Hull
NEWCASTLE Oct 2isacd steamer City Of Newcastle (Br)
-, for NewYork
MAhsELIEs oct20Arived steamer Pontiac (Br), Brown
from NewYork.
HAVANA. Oct 2lSaed steamer Saratoga Curtis for New.
York
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LONG ISLAND.
WEsTCHEsrER COUNTY.

LONG ISLAND CIrY-Mrs William Jacobs the wife Of a
dealer in diamonds No Park Row New York dronnai
dead yesterday ~ her home In Astoria NffN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
QUARRELLING OVER THEIR FArHERs ESTATE

When Thomas Gilhooley died March l. 1885 he left
$4,000 deposit savings banks in this city,
besides houses and lots vaued az 100000 His three
daughters Mrs Charles p Fitzpatrick Mrs. Charles Todd
and Mrs. William Carlisle. and Mr. Gilhoolcys grand.
daughter Mabe arOn seventeen. quarreling over
his property. lie died inestate. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle
assert that they ralueny induced April 1895, to
sign release elnqusng all her claims the estate for
$4,000
suit begun by them for partition OF the real estate was
tried before Justice Lawrence In the supreme Court special
yesterday. Mr. Carlisle testified that no told that
unless he signed the release Ghoocys divorce suit in
vovng the Of the legitimacy of Mrs Carlisle would
be brought the The that in the Judgment
OF divorce granted by Justice Sutherland the legitimacy OF
his wife established concealed from him The dec
SION va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
LOWERING THE BICYCLE RECORDS.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Oct 22-w. A. Rowe. OF Lynn.
mile In 229 4-b on the Hampton Park bicycle
This the best tine record George
NJ. Hendee have Joined the professionals.
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MAXINE INTELLIGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun GIG OF Noon l44 age.
A.M-sandy Hook. 1897 Gov. Tsd 400 Hell Gate. 56S
P.A-SaIdy Hook. 1853 Gov. Isld. APT Hell Gate. GIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
THE COURTS.
CHARGES OF FRAUD IN THE STEWART CASE.

CHARGES OF FRAUD IN THE STEWART CAoE-
The case OF Alexander Stewart Of Vermont BY his
guardian. Benjamin whedcn against Henry Hilton came
up again yesterday before Judge wallace tho United states
Circuit Court motion made In behalf Of the defendant 70
dsmiss The complaint a 10 restrain the psntin from oLins
ing similar action The action brought 10 set aside
release given by the plaintiff TO the defendant on or
December ~. 1891 the ground that Al the time OF us
execution Mr. Stewart was unatic The paintn asser a
that he heir OF A. T. Stewart and charges that ne was
nduced by fraudulent representations by Judge Hilton ana
his enqush all claim against the stewart estate
prom him that II he would do he should
well stocked Vermont farm sufficient money TO
make Independent Of hs days He that
these been fulfilled and demands damages
In the sum OF 100000
ExJnige Horace Russell in support OF the motion made
yesterday claimed that brought I'm good
faith He said that this the third suit between the
parties In the court for the relief that the two for
mer suits had been dismissed account he plaintiffs fall
ure To hle security for costs I'm the OF 81 900
ExJuige George NJ Curtis denied that the action was
brought In bad faith asserted that tho plaintiff had done all In
ms power 10 bring the former actions trial. and presented
an affidavit OF Mr. Wheden which alleged that both
occasions when the ordered the plaintiff TO file security
ir costs az he informed by hi. solicitor who
al that hme Herbert II. Walker he Welden placed the re-
CURED amount IN his hands to deposit He charged that
waiker deposited these in his pocket from the
nept Of which they have not yet been recovered Judge Wal
c TOOK the papers expressing doubt whether he had author
ity 10 dispose OF the action without trial by jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
CHICAGO AGAIN BEATEN BY TIE BROWNS.

ST LOUIS Oct 22The Chicago and st Louis clubs played
today before another large Tho American champions
outbaited their victory The
Chicago club win tie the series
when extra will have ~ 10 played rhe
follows.
Chicago ..-.......-0 O.
o. LOUIS " o O-lO
Base hits-Chcago, g St Ionis. IL. ErTOrs-Chicas
ST. Louis s. Pichors Williamson aud Hudson UmIi res
Quest and McQuaie Referee John Kelly OF the American
Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

H. r. WILDER hNTERTANS WILSON BARRETT
Yesterday morning Marshall r. Wilder. the weLknown
hunorst aud eocutont breakfast at Delmoncos
Wilson Barrett from whom he much kindness dur.
ING his visit " LoUdQn Thers about OF we.
known people invited 10 meet Mr. Barrett and the
highly enjoyable one esdes the guest Of day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

The BENEFIT OF GOOD ADVICE.
Thanks Mrs WIysLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. have for
years RELIEVED from sLEEPLRss OF
with poor suffering, eethins children. Twenty
five cents n bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
144Lsvin yton-1ve, between g9sh ant sltt st.
Hours-8tol SOL Diseases u tho Nervous SyStsm
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence and sterlity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

fyou need stimnlant. take Parker's Tonic.
It invigOrates without intoxicating
HINDERCoRNS the best cure for corns 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
BROOKLYN DEFEATS NETWORK.

The NewYok club played It's third with the Brook
Ign nine the Grounds yesterday before about 1000
spectators The Brooklyn club its second game The
New.York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 o.
BROOKLYN ! a
tO-tay
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Announcements.

FOLDING BEDs.-Largest assortment at mod
crate prices Call and examine.
THE DoRISG FOLDING BED CO.,
20 East l4th ST., near Broadway