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New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
THE MEXICAN SECULAR UNION.

Mrs F. REYNOLDS talked TO American Secular Union In
Chckerng Hall yesterday woman Past Present and
Future She presented her audience the that hal
been inflicted wonanknd from the earliest history
Woman had been ignored by man. she said. while they admit
ted their superiority.
THE story OF Adam and Eve" continued the lecturer,
"shows tho have been great ignoramus Who did
bite the appe She with the desire OF knowledge be-
fore her content 10 live as he hal lived To the
woman we all progress in knowledge. The Rev Dr
ralmaee admitted I'm sermon that in advance
of men IN their mentality and they would be far beyond
men. This admission accidental The next moment he
saws that who goes liberal lectures needs 10 be
soaked Tor several weeks IN car
fuDgaed before she is tit for decent society
The Talmage reminds OF q COW who gives Olg
mes. OF milk then kicks the pail with her foot
This evening the Of the Congress closes There VIII
he lecture Gardener and lay sermon by Colonel
Robert ngerso his first lecture or year on account O
his throat trouble, which rapidly disappearing.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Aner n Prolonged Struggle.

In 1854 I contracted blood poison since that t'me
have suffered tortures from affection Of the kin rneu
matism ucerating Sores Onrng hose long years "
eaae underwent the hands OF leading phy
IN Norwich Hartford Providence Boston and Chicago Fall
ing to get relief would 60 10 met WIN
the same treatment effect everywhere The quantities OF
mercury and potash taken have not only done me no
good but believe 1t has done much harm nave oee" Tan
al, weeks and II "a hari 70 believe my feel
nes has done more for me IN that snort
time than medicines in twenty years pan
and undenabe sI weeks ago was total wreck without
hope Now that have fourteen 5StSs OF s. D. p
M, among things the ami the scars
only show that was diseased When began taking Swts
Specific there largo eating nicer over my righ eye
which alarmed greatly. VINO saw II thought
would ever get the other II Is gone and thank
oa FOR the creation OF the Specific and their great
remedy ~ n '" oHi"'S'
Brooklyn N. Y, Nov. 49, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A TIMELY RESCUE
From n Most Fearful Dcnti

The Wilmington tDe) Morning News Of sept 1886 gives
the following history Of prominent business mans pucky
fight and terrible experience with that mucdreadcd and
always.to 10 be. feared disease. Cancer:
Some five years barber accientiy cut my lower lip
while shaving The pain slight and for some
time hardly gave passing thought Finally II assumed
the condition which refused to heal entirely With
all my direction. went to one OF the leang
ply sans Philadelphia who treated three months Tor
cancer curci he said But was appre
honsive told by prominent physician ofWilmington
that die OF About this lime hearh OF
the wonderful effected by Sws Specific known as
r. r. - suffering with perfect nervous prostraton
After had given s. fair trial all this disappeared ana
felt like myself again.
continued the swts Specific medicine regularly
for several months before could realize how 1t came
about I was a again In fact was cured-never
felt better my eand from that time to the present
have evidence OF return OF my old trouble
The disappeared ago. but refrdined om
making the public before this as WISHED to be certain
that was cured. My condition is perfectly normal have
none OF symptoms which followed every Other
treatment honestly believe that have been cured o.
anictons that be visited upon the human
family and by s. S. do not wish
nv name appear this connection for business reasons
only you liberty give name and address 10
any fellow sufferer any interested in the cause oil
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

was first proposed him about opening the hotel II was
done by Thomas j. Hurley in Baltimore. Mr. Coleman man
third OF the profits and Mr. Hurley. representing himself
and Walter b. Duffy TO have the rest Later MT;
Coleman continued this proposition WAS m0dned, ana
he was to quarter OF the profits and Mr. Hur
lev. representing Mr. Duffy ana W.; II. Gesheven
crsdl,ors say they viii hght the mor.gasss .",s
and present managers of the motel an secure their
see what could done, and the meet
lug adjourned subject to Their can:
good aud that they VIII run It and mat tas crca'r
which they distributed was simply to show this. ,,.
There WAS said to have oeen ,rht s'rnmD hn1
the man ayers denied ani sad that they simply di.-
charged cook aud he carried OF All the unuer
him. tnat everything was now pleasant aud that the
bOte was on a paying basis. oD,
Edward Dlncan Snifen, advertising sgent' NO. 7ratk
row yesterday obtained from Justice lngraham OF the
Superior Court, attachment against the property 10
this State OF Duffy Malt whisk-y Company. whlchis
foreign corporaton organized under the laws OF Mary
land Mr.. snifIsD's claim is for $685. O3, which, he
AYERS. ia due him on advertising contracts
Walter B. Duffy Ia practically the proprietor or the
Rochester Distns Company. He ia also interested IN
many other business enterprises; an, and ,,o,,s is
s'9 Village 70 wSsG SsG is on Lake. ou,sro SIX nile,
Rocnestsr Walter B. Duffy nhcrited the
S~%sAR from Of hi. the father Many
q sale,man from the South told Mr. Dufy's father
that whiskey OF mis- manniaeI9ro would nnd feaqy
The sale OF 1t did aud ths result was that com
wss ed. and b sa.s aS'r nS
promote the sale of the article was advertised exten
,voy and ,nS result on. II m
said that Walter b. Duffy will not suffer Pc
cunlary 40 as TO affect his credit IN this state
ant r. Scherer Co.. who were general agents for the
article will not be affected so they say Mr. Duny' II
is reported will be in the city Monday to make an
explanation.
Among the heaviest creditors Of the French's Hotel
Company are James NJ. shaw Co.. crockery dealers.
IN. Bronswck -taiiender Company, ST. 500 and
r. Scherer & Co.. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

she had operations performed and was disposed 70
hold on TO her well the new, but hnay
,bs threw all aside Tut the g. s. in months fl ON
that thoroughly cured.
lady suffering from an abscess on her arm han oe
doctorinG for long this city Chester and PhadeI
pha could get relief apparently she ha ~"e
away to Of her former SELF and could scarcey
eat or sleep She take the s. s. medicine upon
the advice aud mys but was so reduced I'D ns
that sc had little trouble at first She persisted
however and after the third bottle she declared A
done her more good nythng else she had ever ea
now understand entirely WELL and loud In her
praise Of s. s. s.
Ihave several other mind but am not at liberty 10
speak them believe the Swift spccihc CO.'S ooou 'u
icne known as superior to anything OF the knd
IN the market and ca IN cheerfuy recommendt toTy one
suffering from diseases OF the skin or blood
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
.SwIF1's SPECIFIC.

medicine has boon made for over nf'y years IN
Georgia only within the last ten years been proi
neny brought the notice OF the public The hrm which
medicine the largest drug establishment
IN the South and mites with capital the most
correct methods thoroughly protect
ing all who with he aud giving every one from the
smallest dealer the largest houses fair pronts on their
goods Their and tho extent oil their business can
better be appreciated by knowledge OF the tact that their
annual Evansville reach thousands OF dollars
and they this only the Courier aud the
Public Such could only bs attained with thor
oughy remedy. and this fact almost makes unne
In its favor further than the test
which will to-day the thr page OF Tho
Courier They only selected from thousands which
have been received any sufferer In Evansville with blood
trouble any kind has tried this wonderful remedy
he should not allow lay pass his head before
giving II trial certainly do all that claimed for
-Evansy,lle lInd.l Courier. Sept 20. 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NE US.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK SATURDAY. NOV. l3. 1856.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Republic Brl Irving. Liverpool Nova queens
with mdse and TO so Hpp Hs ~ swansea
"a with mdse Arke Douglass Arrived at The bs sto
Steamer Elder Ger, Helmers Bremen Nov southland
s. with mdse ana passengerst to oelchs 20 Ai'c"
steamer @ seandnava Br Renrrew Malaga Oct 49, Ame
ria 26 Win mdse passengers Henderson Bros Arrived
ssansr sas Teaers Beig McAuey Rosario Oct SMonevdeo
g. santos I6 Janero 20. with ndse 10 busX 'c'o"'
sea%er eo so clyde Holmes Ponce
SS pc2 Il BAN CAPE e syen Pcr
Turks Island ! with @d,e a. and passengers 10 WIN ''''
mdse ass1HS' and passengers to Henry onEeI ,,
.n ss..snesf Ss%sieS to dninard %I
to Baf: sa:r A.e9r Tssss % s noH
na1 Is1s hs1is fe1rS G KovS pi 1I%SS HneSen N'
AaI Nor Pedersen Arendal At days in ballast to
S5 isho r oxegren Demerara % days with sugar
B@s Gpsy Queen Chandler Portland with heading to
Bros TO WnGhesyer wnS.or So rs 1s days with
plaster to King Co vessel 70 Whitney Co por,,
schr Arcot Gates savannah NOV WIFE luinoer 'ol i
Am6oy, S vessel to Simpson ciapp & Co. ~ A.,
City Island. fresh WNW; clear.
steamer suyandotte Kelley Newport News and Vest
Point Va with mdse and passengers 10 Ola Dohoh0' w.
CLEARED
Steamer Ponca (Br) Llverpoo-Pheps Bros q Co
steamer sslerno Brl Rogers, settin and Copenhasen
Steamer schedam Dtch Potter Edge
stSamer pecouic Br) Evans santandcr and Lisbon
Steiner Anglan (Br Raymond Buehelds-LeaySrat sCc
Steamer Pomona (Br, Legoe Montego bay "e''o'' ~
Go S,.amer Nagara Benns Havsna-Jas Ward & Co
steamer Baldomero Ygesias (spanl oSArtc' hA''"a-
steamer fSnpasas Crowell Galveston via Key "es'-c
ts,,Se Eudsou Freeman New orleans-s seaman v.n
steamer Eldorado Byrne New-orie@n'-'o"" ~
steamer Azaea (Br Petrie. observation-disclosures 'i0'
Fisher YspSe nin nj
s,esmer city OF Atlanta, Lockwood CharleSoh-' Nun"
asa sssmsr S Old Dominion Smith. Norfolk City Point anu
DO%in0nk ksoS Newport and West
Point vaod Dominica Foster al 10 Baltimore-B Downer
steamei John Young Georgetown ana Aieiahu
rs.T Tsa r,ssocona Bennett Portland-Hora ito Hall
s.eS,ns ,,nsr ~ y Dlmock Hallstt. BOston-H Dmock
sspn Ger) Muller, Hamburg-Hermann koop
mark carricks (0er) Jensen Dantzc-Benham Boyesen
BarH Latona (Ijr), Wasson, RoueD-Scammel Bros. - .
BARK Lady Of the Lake tBr. Mosher. E1moath-' "mI
DIs grx osseo Hir. Port Elizrbeth so Af-swan Son.
Bns CT esapeake (Br steed. Georgeown Denerara-Md'
"'''S SAILED.
Assyriau Monarch London; City OF Chester
and servia Liverpool Dcvonia glasgow Sdonian Brsto
Polynesia Hamburg; Ems. Bremen; ithynisno, "a
ana Galveston; Edorado and hudson Nssor t
leans Tallahassee and Kate Fawcett savannah nIn,,n
S IL Rcanos NooI New
port News John Gibson; ~, qisSrEso"h iSna
BARK MitSassei. Tor csits Roland. Rio Janeiro
Also sailed wa Long Island soundsteamers Fra nconia
o Portland & or nS aSabsS Bark Bertha Anderson
Montevideo ,.>,uo.
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov steamer Eura r oVSa Spo
PIYMourn, Nov ls-Arrivsd. steamer Hammonia tosrA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
RROOkIYN

The Charities Comm yesterday received letter
from Consulting Engineer samuel Mckr0y regarding WORK
now In progress AT 81 JOhnland uo called attention TO tue
which the aud mains are
being aud advised that wells DO sunk inme-
dia trly.
Dr. william f. Kretchmsr. who appointed special
by Commissioner Otterson on Tuesday c-
signed Yesterday lie visited families IN Two
days.
Mary Nc Donald who is suing her husband Bernard
Mcdonald politician for separation applied 10 Justice NA
Wyck allony yesterday she says that her husband
scad-d hot aud dumped OF ashes over
her Mcdonald she threatened 10 brain him aud IL uJ
ing 10 ruin his reputation
An OF the disappearance OF Franz
fact he has Chicago 70 ~oA
In the pork packing Establishments there.
Tho suit Of Abraham O. JenpingA . Park ave. psopsfU'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
NETS FROM THE SUBURBS.
rROrrR1E cAUsED ny FIVE DOGS.

Daniel Goodsa OF this city applied Chancellor Rnnyon
at yesterday for to soil kennel OF uogS III
his possession at Orange pending litigation IA TO the owner
shin application made tho ground tlat INC
shable property. and damage inishs o9
OOtsal sold five dogs to man named hHtn, Vi
wilmington Del, for s 300 receiving chattel morlgage
the full Of the purchase money MSrln
bronsht the dogs 10 New York and sold f. t. Lewis
price but said nothing about the chatter mort
gage On learning this GOOdsa brought an acton o re-
pevn and possession OF the dogs and al once ed
bill Tor the foreclosure OF the mortgage Inc ueieh,v
nut by Mr.. Lewis yesterday was ina!
6e made the purchase good faith and knew nothing OF
and therefore, the sale bona nde one
The Chancellor denied Goodas motion on the ground that
the ha not far enough ~ enable him W determine
whether would be proper TO order SALE The decision
prejudice the right OF MI Goodsas counsel TO rene
the motion al future time
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

The frs, s S. OF swifts Specific. brought to Az
lanta Texas was bought by T. Cavcn & Co, druggists
Aaron Dlaydes bad health for long time ana
could get no relief He almost blind MI Caven In
duced him to take bottle OF = The first bottle brought
him out on tile streets and the second made complete
cure aud Aaron living and we'll and be inter
viewed at any reference 10 the facts He is
colnred nan living here Atlanta Texas is sold
BY all this countryJourna Atlanta Texas
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Testimony of n Druggist

The Swift Specific Co.-Gentenen:
We gra1ed report that Aaron Bsydes living near
this place and who suffering with case OF
Blood Poison well He cured by Swifts Specific
lie blind body covered with eating sores
His intense and he seemed the verge OF
the stvgian River and had preparation to
that bourne from whence traveller returns" We fur
nished him with supply swifts Specific. and he is
well Truly yours. T. CANEN CO, Druggists.
Atlanta Texas, September TO- 1885,.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Sunerior fo ANYTHING,

prominent business Wilmington. Del, in speaking
OF cure cancer himself writes TO The Morning News
OF that city
eau say further that my case is isolated A
lady customer OF mine suffering from cancerous
affection OF the nose She ha spent great deal OF money
and running Philadelphia TO consult the best phJs
cans there hut could get little relief About year
apo told her OF INV case and try S 3
remedy She did So and a few weeks was much better
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
REPORTS ABOUT JOHN C. EMO.

The friends John C. Emo who now lives In Canada have
applied United states District Attorney Walker TO soc
whether there possibility OF securing noe proequs
on the indictment ound against Mr. Emo In the United states
Circuit Court definite action has yet been taken by Mr.
Walker ard bringing the proceedings 70 al end. -,
report published yesterday that MI Eno h@n oeen III
this city al the home OF his father aud that his young u
married had working 10 elect settlement ~
his anairs with his return here TO live An intimate
friend OF MI Emo full authority In the mattel ead
John C. Eno the cty OF near here lie has
no unmarried sister.'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nm hpfnue Hotsl-Senator John A. Logan. of Illinois;
Congressman william L. Scott OF Pennsy lvana Governor
Charles OF Ohio Abraham Garrison, Of Pittsbng
Frank ii alton Ve,0ra Hotel
General Francis A. Walker OF Boston HoG'aan houI-
Jndee o. L0chranr OF Georgia. Murray Hiu Hotel
BIslop Il W b. Elliott OF Texas netropolaan Hofet-
Ell senator George o. Wright, OF lows 0,ntg Houss
Colous Ouimet NJ. r. and J. O. H. BergeIon, ~
Of Montreal -. Union Square Hots-captain h. H. fiu
ma her C. Is. Consul ct MsTcaibo.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Specific.

the least trouble with eyesgh see his eyes az wei
yours mine"
Willie an cizhtyear-od little in a straw hat came
up rather bashfuly boys will before strangers hs eyes
ertalv looked bright and well enough and his eyesigh
must be excellent too for presently when playmate beck
oned TO hun from the street he saw him plain
enough and ran away at top of his speedKaamasoo
(Mich) Telegraph. oct IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

swIFTs sPECIFIC.-This wonderful blood purifier mas
received the OF Of the leading physicians
both in this country Europe and the hundreds OF per-
sons has cur cancer catarrh scroula eczema ulcers
rheumatism and remarkable. Nothing ike IL
has ever before This me@cne Is for sale In
every drug store only this country but abroad which
shows it poruarity readers troubled with
any OF these complaints II for very email sun OF
money you can made perfectly well and happy-N o.
Picayune Sept 2, lSS6.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
CHANCES IN " E CONNORS FIRM.

Washington f. Connor, who has been known for many
Mr Gouds confidential broker intends TO abroad
early next month As his absence will be prolonged into
the new year. II announced yesterday uiat he
would roure from active business on Deccm-
Der III. and that the nrm of w. 4. tonnot d Co,
would be succeeded by composed OF r. r. ConnOr
J. scgur and Frederick Mather j. Mr. connor Will
an probably special interest In the business and his 10
troiotnt may not extend beyond the length of his visit
abroad.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
'EcIFIc. SwFT'S Specific. SwlFT'S SPECIFIC.

sonwensen from New.York Nov4 ner way to Hamburg
land proceededl. ,,-,
Hull Nov i2-Arrved steamer Martello (Br). Jenkins
New.York.
Av0XMOUTH, Nov l3Arrived, steamer Warwick tBrh
Lobbctt from ewYOrk a..
DUSDRE Nov l2-saIled. Croma (Br) Cave. for
York
Isle WIGHT Nov 13-Passed steamer Tower Hil tbrs
Archer NewYOrk on her way 10 LOnton.
KINs.lE Nov l3-Pass steamer Euclid (Br), Pym tiom
New York her 10 Liverpool -.
ANTWERP Nov l2-Sailed. steamer Jan Breyuei lbeisl
Never New York. - ,v
HAvRR Nov l3sae, steamer Normanuie lfrl ue hefs.'
htec for New.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
NEWARK.

new abbot to preside over ST. Marys Abbey at High and
William will be elected tomorrow. Abbot ZellAs acI
two OF compelled to send his 10
Rome account OF his rapidly falling health The ~ teV
ABBOT INNER Of ST. Nincents Abbey near fttsoug'
will preside
synod OF the Roman Catholic priests OF the diocese o'
Newark will be held Wednesday in - Patricks Catno
Bishop WiggeT will he the presiding onl,oT many
important changes in the rules governing the diocese
come up for discussion One OF the chief objects OF the
and discuss the regulations ostabshcd oy TUE
recent Plensry Council held Ia Baltimore and incorporate
them In the rules OF this diocese.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
NEw.YoRK. October 2s. 1886.
Cafarrh I!

Professor W. r. Johnson Principal OF the Public Schools In
Ark under date Of March H. writes This cerhes
that been from catarrh for nearly eighteen
years being portion of the time from attending
TO business Tried number OF eminent physicians
North and South spent $500 partially DEAF
quantity oil bones resembling fish scales OF my
and head and time reduced to seventy pounds
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ALONG lHE HOuND.

BRIDGEPoRr-Edward Meeker received his papers from
Washington YESTERDAY qualified and 10 morrow VIII Assume
duties as the successor OF Postmaster James W hn0~to
Through superintendent w. stevenson " is learned
the wages OF brakeen the Consolidated road nave
been increased 20 per cent.
SOUTH NORw ALk.Ihe who registered at the MahAcx'
Hotel as Allen Boston and VINO committed suicide
Friday, was John Tyler, vi New York uo hal nstei
Edward toOtc In that CITY, and brother Edward ye
In Boston
soUrnroR1In view Of the railroad accident on Thursday
by which MIS- Edward ]. Ha killed. The peopo urge
the company erect fences gates at the crossing
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

Columbus. Ca
swIFrs SPECIFIC the Great Vegetable Blood Purifier
with a record OF a century.
swIFT's SPECIFIC Cures catarrh In its worst iorms
when faithfully used.
swIFTs SPECIFIC also eectual in all Diseases OF the
Lungs
swIFTs SPECIFIC is good you you are i'll and have
tried other remedies without avail
swrFrs SPECIFIC Is for sale by all Druggists In both
City ami Country.
swtFrs SPECIFIC Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases
10 OF interest 10 all sufferers Its sent FREE send LOT
on postal card to
swIFTs SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Georgia
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
NEW Jersey.

NEW BGUSswIcK.-Ths foster. parents Of Mrs. WHEY
have telegraphed IRON Port Jefferson L. saying they can
afford TO take charge of the dead girs baby Her shoP
the New Rubber Works viii bear the eh
penses Of the funeral this afternoon Ine
factory employees have also paid for little plot IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
What the Press Says.

The Swift Specific Co have something interesting TO you
in another column The popularity their medicines is
wonderful nded yet how effective 1t is in all
diseases of the blood surprised that It's popularity
great 1t undoubtedly OF the best blood medicnes
In the world.-Examiner Abingdon Va
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

owner against Mr. Richardson's cable road in Park was
decided Cullen the supreme Court YESTERDAY
tn Justice held that Injunction must cover 50 m1c D
the the fee thereof In pann VII aer .he uee
dant condemned the right to construct It's road over H. III
other respects the injunction Is dissolved.
smallpox reported TO tho hesth
Department They both In TIE twenty nh
Ward Health officials decline to give the definite oea
fan
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Mother and SON.

About two years made its appearance
on my face and my both sides had been
afflicted cancers filled with grsv est apprehension
future with dark shadows and In cropping
about search relief my attention called TO swis
Specific fs 81 Iconcuden a, once TO It, and did so
with happest The disappeared and my face
is we'll
My mother had cancer the nose and was eating away
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
From the Financial Ceofre-

suffered from Catarrh years
almost every kind OF medicine promised but
whouta any permanent result good. Disappointed and
discouraged and almost without hope the suggestion OF
friend commenced the specific three
four months ago. anu delighted say entirely cured
write this that others De bsnehted experience.
for excellent health ana have gained IL pounds
began the use Of swfts Specific.
F. BABCoCK MILLAR,
No. 6 Wall ct.
cvyyORK Octoher % feoc
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
liberated Leg.

About August l. 1865 eruption appeared on my arms
and legs which panied me very much ana SCENE" 10 u,
,a1 oona,,,on generally Under of physician
the sores my left leg There seee
ana the limb from the knee to the
ankle soon became solid running sore that dscharsea
bloody continually was treatea py many phS
~ times but obtained no permanent relief On the
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A Golden Opinion.
lc "a -nanflenan

The Swift Specific Co.-0entlensn;
have used your Specific number OF cases in the last
twelve months always good results At present
have patient charge who has cancer am 'reauhg
him on Swift speciac alone and believe will effect pcrma
nent cure and can safely the pubic as beng
one OF the best blood purifiers have ever tried.
W. GOLDEN. NJ. D.
Worthwhile, KY, Aug. H. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHRLLE-The cara OF the New Rochelle and Pei
street Railroad will begin running 10 morrow on echou
ule time from the station OF the New Haven haroA;
members oil tho Rev Mr PatersOp Ole Claes on he
occasion OF his closing services pastor OF the Baput
Church presented him with large album containing Pho
togrsphs VI the class.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
STATEN TsI.AND.

The members OF the North Shore Tennis Club OF staten
Island have formed the Staten Island skating Cuo
leased the grounds In Davsave which they VIII hooo An"
fol- skating rink using tho hne club house ioi
tons and shelter The officers O. Boyd pres.deb
Du Bos. secretary II. NJ. Dunn. treasured u Vu.eI %
bridge Martin Gay j. I MoineuI, MI and Mrs Nj Dunn.
+. Curtis Mrs. Rockh, Miss Helen stone and MISS
Ada Saunders.