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crunohing as his struck the bones III ny 'nuo'
That's the reason am wearing this bandase.
THE COURTS.
MIR. BAIRD's PECULIARITIES.

MIX BAlRDS PECULlANlllLo'
Ills SON AND DAUGHTER AND AN OLD FRIEND
TESTIFY IN THE LUNACY PROCEEDINGS.
John Baird sat in one of the Supreme Court
rooms yesterday and listened to the testimony OF NOM
bers OF his family AMI friend, given with view 10
having hl m declared insane. Ho showed no symp'os
OF excitement but conversed quietly with tho'o arouhd
him. Addison Baird, his youngest son. 'es'ihcu 'u"'
after the return OF his father from scouahu "u''o '"
ing nationally on ordinary topics, he had ucu'on !"
regard to what he supposed was conspiracy "s""''
him. in which ex Judge Hilton, Mrs Baird Drs 'iici'
Cymer and Janeway and Mr Navarro we're engaged
While in the asylum he talked about IL 10 'n' "ineS'
He said that ex.Judge Hilton was the cher consprator
having learned that he was the only living ma'e o ~
A. T. stewart's estate. lie charged that tuey "o'o en-
deavorlng to keep him from getting the properly '"'
ged to him. He quoted SCRIPTURE apPyi"e 'uo
passages to his enemies and to his WHO. Oh "uoii No
spoke with great bitterness. when the , wlunrs, him
him that ho had not heard others speaking agast ni
his father replied "well you know Goa s iotgnr ,,ne
Mr. Baird suggested to the witness that the
latter was being poisoned as ne n,.n nni VINO came
from Ireland visit his mother In Scotland "nen no
uhe respondenp was boy, and sad tna an .mS thay
father OF A. T. stewart and aso OF 9i, a He
through the latter he was the heir OF A. l. o.ewa.
tod the witness that M Mr. ws HayaF[o ooh so" were in
conspiracy asanst him. lie asked the wtness @ a mo- -, ~
take good caro- him. The witness was Impressed WIN
the belief that his father In all these tgs % hroe of
conspiracy Hls father had boen placei ID an aSy nun
for his good and not out Of anytnng nIt au "0o
tiOnate interest In him on the part OF MS IaniHy "
C. II. Wilcox a broker, testified that, as an od irenu
OF Mr. Baird, ne nad observed great change ~ MN
after his return from Scotland. lie became taIKsuse
instead Of reserved formerly. Al the once Oh @ tne
witness day Mr. Baird asked the ohceDoy 10 get nun
an stew. and ofcr-d him 800 note teilhe MN
TO keep the change The boy would not ta.e II. inen
pulled bills and told nun 10 take one
The boy took nve-dOlsr b and at hsrequest Drouen
two s,ews and glasses OF rum aud water all OF
which Mr.. Baird ate and drank.
Miss Jennie Baird corroborated the testimony OF her
the irrational conduct oI her iather
after he came back from Europe, AMI the casr W's a
iourncd until D. IN. Wednesday. MT. barn, sc'
cniupani-d hy hi. Addaon. will 20 10 roy "heIe
hi. cour se live. this morning. ON Monday lac VIII 90
taken before Justice Barnard NJ Poughkeepse III the
habca, corpus proceeding By his brother hugh
Blird
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oy-rYrRAY large number of shark ifr'afr'y ~ r'v
,,r. followed distance tuiun'I lli u.s. t'u
So,rf- and apfa.n fraLAlln ~hO Succeeding si'AIing
fh.fu ~ ill iui,- Iuf i.,. q 20 ifurr th-n.
p,tuayp "Wednesday night il- village was irF n'ed
, no, spcer- 90 hfur hug. HAT -" ulti iu -uth Ah
al tie stores 90 tc principal h4-4'rs D.ocA were
.o,nt,lfed ~ tin-r au hour before ti' usual tuo
Slwrowv-A comm to" r'prc-tutng thr Law aud pff'r
Association oi called b.-tflo Attorney Fleming
AT h ore. BOO Jamaica yesterday. ald informed h!u that -
r,ry.u.ut- Afilt.p nglt h'
f't,, Ei,f,lu and Ashton the I'pcV op Itfh
Ea-.,au Grounds Nj Fleming ofotr'd ~hfrlr Mthrl Z"
m \, itidg-wo, Park AMI II night begun Ia
arrest an concerned
T,-r Nrw Robert Melville and his wife who w'fe
T. tN'I niece 10 ic.vu4i ~
300 bail Yesterday fot examination I" morrow.
BrpGfmANifDy Nr- Clara l'urr TIE mother - char
II Hurg hanged Yi t'" murder ni Mrs au' Ns-
M,yb. Al Brook l4-3 died on Modnr-lay at -asg.
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MIR. CONwAY's CoNDUCr SEVERELY CRITICISED BY
JUDGE PTCKHAN.

MIR, CONWAY's COSDUCT SEVERELY CElllCIstD ~
JUDGE PrCKHAN.
The application Of John q. Conway for writ
OF uercmp'ory manlamus requiring tho DOCK Commis'
.ioucr- o. appo hi;n the position Of captain and plot
OF tie city tuchOit Iluhstau WAS dcn'ei by justice
r.c.h.ln OF the supreme Cou', ycsteri1y Conway,
war veteran and mai tue highest percentage on
Civn service cxaninauoa for the place, to
which anotacr has becn appointed, Claimed
tia, he v,- doub.y cu'l'lci 70 on these
grounds. Tho commissioners charged that his
,uuaancily conduct and untruthiulness when asking
Tor tie position made b. cyllrut that lie wonl hot maze
gool -uuDfuAtc oNI therefore De hhon'd NOT D" ai'
ro!ntcc 50 l-p.y % these ALLEGATIONS wa maI' py
Way. while liz at"ucft that Ia" comm ss'ohrrs
h,l ,aid lc mast bring political uNu"nce TO uea or he
commissioners. Ju,,icc Pcc1ham sad:
rf.o re,,,r is. been erf, ~ n-.Aool IN stating tat
,f.. ,f b, ~ ,tif.I--
t.,, ar,0'r' One ir uI0' ,,rl o.. t.f.uy tii
tat g., th-.; .eot n a- aa- o." reason IS De Hii
,la failed % wYli -. 400. p a- i t' "..l~ i.r ay,'
.'aiefa.. g. -, t4l.. si. . & w't, cntr'Iy ia-' iN
-.~n aan oi-f ut :" reeve '-s ",t ,t,''''~. ~ %,
ST. min t'-i D.. ~. n'.' a., 'n '-.,'
ff n. Ht i' -l. - -
.r.-.. against ,i- r,l'"r fD nOt tsi" cat ," A'' Deem
-.i', ..'i.f-ci -.r.{ .t} tA' % -..',l t & n, IN
Dti,f sDi. -. matters alleged i- "'"nc" Hi"u N i' i '
p -r,f. rf.-t.fuf"nr o.. notion foi r.fmr''iF h
i. r.-' .i,r.'f, D.. t,a..l '..'' ~ '., .,-. , i
a,i f.. 'fr n, i..-',n o''i An"'l u-f.i Il. i 10
f. N- ,f,.',' o. ' - Oh. q. '.' ''r f43
It- i,.I lIf Yl' ,f 'o.i..--.ia Hi' ir ni. - i.Y
st..,,t.. ,l Ilt Boz l.., iu..l 'a tlai mai'I
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BROOkIYN.

The Brook IN Elevated Railroad Company proposes 10 he
Gin worI upon It's road IN broadway, from Lexington ave To
he week ana expects 10 have It completed within
year.
Judge cullen made order Yesterday In tho matter o me
tulV.rs Island. cilonihH
II from being played With than two o the stops
open.
wilkinson has been rcinsaicd In hs former posi-
nn of tlr department OF INC
Navy Ward from which hr suspended July cher
Engineer Robbie charged him with iut onpccncv. hut MI
wilkinson went 10 Washington and secured Tcinsatcmcnt
Mrs Mary Goolun who landed ~ Castle Garden from
Monday FASTENED 10 brooklyn Il" ni her husband
Who d,rit, her twenty she had learned that he
had -" 3G B'rEcu- lie Is roofr At y
40 and his first VIE having verified the iact Ual
c had second tmc secured warrant for ms ar
rest second wc knew nothing OF the existence OF Tic
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7RYryG TO RhDUoH HRooKLrN'S rAx.RArE

An extraordinary effort has been made by
the new DeuOcTatc admlnislratlon IN brooklyn To
lower the this one reason fOf Democratic
succe., ,st falI tho the under
Mayor Low. In order TO lessen 1t the eIpenses OF io
department. scaled down as much AZ possible
TINS wear salaries having been reuut ed IN OF them
90 as to pay additional men employed TO slvc Demo
crats Offices The Board OF Assessors were then ven
O that valuation Of properly must De
ncre special s1OTts were made to nhd the
OF able personal property fuy 10000 porsons
were informed by postal card that they liable
persons. tax and many OF thet1 sworc That they
not IL that the Increase In taxable values
would 10 about 81 100 900 OF S2O,Ouo.OOO Tho foot
ing up Of III. rolls. however 'hOws 10 tai
OF s27 5s6.9s5 Of which 92lJl3L97 10 upon
zeal estate and S2.G736sr on personal property. Tho
total valuation is S35s 30 TAI. O which 1890. .22l 1851
Ia re estate IL more than double what II
wa last year. and valuations have been generally in
creased from 10 to 80 per cent
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NEW-YORK CITY.

Wubolm Feldmau a car conductor. incarcerated In
Iudoy Street Jail the OF Esther Stein for be-
fravng her under promise OF marriage. was married 70
her Yesterday by Judge Nehrbas OF the City Court and
WAS released from custody.
The Irish World famine fund has been increased by
thcso subscriptions: John Ratzgar, r $40
per r. g. Dever and NJ D. sullivan. Melrose Pat
rick Hogan, Mead, Mob, 81.
A delegation OF members OF the Produce Exchange
xesteray congratulate I'd John A. sullivan his con-
rmstion Collector OF Internal Revenue for the lid
District OF New York.
While William GOgcen st work In the public
school building yesterday. at No. 3li Madis0n-st-
large stoLe fell and killed him instantly.
Mrs Laurctta A. Hart yesterday obtained from JUS
tice Psckham injunction restraining Police Commits
McCIave superintendent Murray. inspectors Dlks
and steers. from distributing the Police Pension fund
moneys.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

NewsDOys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with ,he papers tney call for, and to
regulate their stock of papers so as not tv
run short. Travellers who find that the
newsbOy has run short Of TRIBUNES will
obiige this office by reporting the tact by
postal card and especially giving intOrma-
ton as to what tram II was.
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Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, vOIuminOus
and costly Special Cable Dispatches from
Europe, many of them either written
by or authorized as a public expression of
their views by prominent men These
dispatches have been a valuable sourcs
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament jnst ended and
they will be continued during the new
Home Rule contest in Parliament about TO
be begun
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
TUDGE vOORE THANKS The GRdVD JURY

The July Grand Jury in Brooklyn finished
their work yesterday and were discharged by judge
Moore Two ndictnen Ia for miuOr offences handed
down. Judge Moore said TO the jury that he believed
they had endeavored 10 DO their duty with delty and
their conduct cOmmcndabei In all ways He thought
they wero entitled to the thanks Of the people OF tho
caunty for tho way they had discharged their duty
Amer tho fury were discharged Henry Van Loan the
foreman took Q seat beside Judge Moore and gagged
In An earncs Judge Moore said afterw
that II nad no to tho work OF tne Grand Jury
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MAYoFs NEPHEW pENYILEss ~ NEW ToRK

James Collins. a bright looking lad of siN-
teen years went Mulberry street Foice station
on Wednesday night and askei for lodging Yesterday
be was taken the TOmbs Police Court wher" charge
OF vagrapcy preferred against him. just C. XII
breth questioned the boy. who said that he hal teen
employed on the steansh Alaska ana had crossed The
Atlantic three On Tuesday. Just before 'he
vessel was about to SAIL Of the rrmrn asked him to
get pail OF beer. 1t aranst strict rules for OF
the crew TO carry intoxicating drinks on board ON ie
turning with tho beer tho boy was seen by the chief
steward snatchcd the pal from him aud threw s
contents Ovrrhoar Iio then paid Collins tho few dO.-
lars duo MIN and sent him off,
"My father and mother" the boy continued. I've on
the other side. They are poor. though ana thOugt
would see could do In America. NV mother often
sp0se Of uncle who Ia tho Mayor OF ticnmonG,
could only short distance there from New York and
started 30 Walk. walked until daybreak yesterday,
when reached YUKsrs. There made inquiries aud
found that many mites from Canada. | couldn't
go any further. and the engineer OF train to whom
spoke offered take no back 10 New-Y"r@. had
spent all my money and came back with him. Then
wont TO the police station"
Sergeant Keni.h suggested to Justice kibrrth that
the boy be committed to HE custody, which the Court
did ana sent hin 10 the thidrens Ala 40
cleiy TO he ell FOR few DAYS Then he had the boy
by tho Sergeant what business or trade he liked
SAD 81 want serve my time before tho mast on an
American sailing vessel
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WATER TOO IMPURE FOR BEER BREW ING.
MANY COMPLAINTS ~ HE ANNEXED DIsIElCI-
WHAT DE. FpSON SAYS.

.Josepl Kuntz the MorfisSuIa brewer, sent Jet
ter TO ne Board Of Health yesterday declaring mat
he mus, stop brewing beer If the quallty Of water
i'm the public service pipes was not rupT"N"l.
Hundreds of other complaints about the pa wafer
in the annexed district have been sent 10 the Board
The letter of Mr.. kuntz was ute more N'|rI'
than most of the Others. II was referred To- H. y
rms Edison Of the second SanItry DIVISION who
wrote this answer TO the angr, brewer:
DEAR SIR: Your letter conc"rnins tho water supply
OF the thrd and Twenty fourth aId- iN uerh
dulv received For the past fortnight We nave b'eh r
gagged investigating the supply AMI endeaVoe l" u'
wise some means 10 abatc tue hu's'nce VIZ" - ,
ou.y aunoys you. I send today a report ana recon-
mendatiOu 20 Sanitary superintendent which, UIi
and believe viii some extent bring auou IN" he"irI
result though It be several years before thr """r
W hn a, lformly good as CrOton Every now water
supply sntecfs user to the san" aunOyancfs 10"
Cro;on wneu fret reduced into tns cy wH- almost
uubearshv foul The causes OF mis- are drcayni v"s"
table matter IN the bottoms OF new reservoirs. new CON
duits ana mite. OF unusei pipe. 10 when IN" w"i'r
.tagnates and decompo'es II tnr1ugn 'llrrh,' '.li
be established these pipes the ifolhle ~"Ni 'e lh
grea, mea.ur. removed Anay.rs ot the water made Nv
reabe chemists show That 10 free from -c""s" ON
taminatOn and can certify that lLe ehthitty ,ph'"l
al tho Keusico water Ished IN better even iLan iAe
Cr0ton.
DR.. Edson'- recommendations on the suboc, viii
not be made public uut the sanitary >upeHutchd,
eDt has considered them and adylrcd the bodId ~
Health on the subject. General Shaief ia7' N'"N
forwarded some OF the complaints 10 the Depart
meut # Pubic Works and Yesterday he received
this letter from Commissioner squire:
In the complaint a. TO tAe tiIiy condition
Of the supply through tie service ppes Ia Tue
Tw-nty.thlrd and Twsnty-iourtb Wards. beg 70 say
that the uncean condition 10 caused ~ accumulation ot
sediment n the pipes during The past ten on &C
count OF the imperfect circulation Of water whlc tho
ayt;rm OF distributing pipes IL that ltirct remains In
conn which sediment has recently been silrrei MP
In consequence Of additional pressure o' water ~ the
pipes The department has recently begun -ystrmhtc
boUIng out OF mains IA that district, which Will
remedy the cause OF complaint.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

H. 90 ~ ~ d. lo. 49, ~, - i75 ~ 49, "a s!G
'..,rg'- touri- Rcforc Rollins : Nl o. SopAi.
Fuller lOa IA Wll oi Jonn snyder 10 a u ~ Of ho bar
IA 80. Wif %, lc.f -un ID Boa VIII OF frank MuI
icf,f ~ a m Wal - Antoine N"!cho. II . u "iI d"
llo.t.- Il sAarll IL ui N4 % john uy me, Y IA.
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DIFFERING As TO IHE ca USE OF A DEATH
~ aaa4 L. ~ pnllcrnn unsnlta al un Wedncsdau .

He UeltU III DtITCFUU TIUoUTIdI UH VI
Charles Mctzor enpoye OF D'egrrs brewery IN fiity
COronef's Orce yesterday
man had been tax tho brewery IN ambulance 40
,nuauync the death certificate filled out BY
AnLupce Surgeon h Wood who stated that his eYamna
nf that the mans death due to hoa
the brewery Coroner Eidman and his
deputy on visiting hospital found the mans back arms
and leg, terribly They learned fIom MIS-. Metzlc
ilat man ed with her husband had told ho thai
Le Lad lAlIen "a vat in the brewery
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THREE THOUSAND POUNDS OF POOR TEA.

THREE THOUSAND POUNDS OF POOR TEA.
4 LAWYER. who SAID that he represented man
named Eisinau, in New-Jerscy, went to the sani-
tarv bureau yesterday and showed Dr. Cyrus Edison
a samplc of alleged tea which he declared had been
oIrred for sale az the store of Abbey IL Co., No 81
Frout-st Dr. Edison some damaged tea mixed
with tobacco and filth. He went to the store III
Fron,-st. and found 5000 pounds OF the mixture
A member Of the finn >aid the stun was purchased
at auction and probably II had been taken from
some warehouse after a fire. II was so bad that
the firm did not wish to sell 1t III TINS cltV'
Ur EdSon was told. and a certlhca'e calling
Lr 5000 pounds of tea was gwen 10 man VINO
ead ne would take II out Oi the city. he lawyer
aaid that that man had taken the certificate to New
Jersey and had exchanged IL for some Iaild DI
1dsOn Zcd the alleged tea aud sent IL 10 INC omar
dock not caring he SAID. who gained or lost Dy DIS
action so long the vile stun Vas Kept beYohd inc
reach OF poor people who might have beer tempted
10 buy and use H. Mr. Abbey said to reporter
chests OF partially damaged by sea water or other
WISE take what spoiled and repsCk iho unhIu'ou
part. The seized today was the accumulation o,
d4mag-d teas together with sweepDgs from the moor o
tue packingrooIn, and consisted for the most part Vi
tea which damaged by water atth SOulh-s ST. nFo VI
Colbert, Acker CO.'S about four years ago "o
had sed the tea 10 specuAtor from Ee"'Jeisey "n
knew exactly what aud II stored herc AZ 10
r-k. 1t an affair that might have happened III any
tea warehouse IN the cIty.
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on TO BE SENT ABEoAD ~ ERIK.

herman hi'dlHtI llt hIuchbul alIlN'n
v.st.fd.y bult to oi bu.A plononr
tr Of her KIND. sixteen tanks having
hole on and other cnfan," sac II &D feet long 30
f,,t teafn and REGISTERS 2."4 tons gfo.- esfly
rnY fnu, 10 100 htiIr.S OI lux fI
ing ue been 10y tho Russian Caspian
nT RACK -.a- before by transatlantic
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

To former propr ctoI ur ta'arrh Kom"y 'oi
,r.r. iate standing public ofeI ia al American new,
t. ~ reNafl % catarh that hr 'oild MOI
cure The uresrut proprctors have renewed This over Al
ne lr7igg'.ts sell ths Remedy together " IN the ouche
ana Oh OF appliances , o. Dee used IN connection win
y 80 catarri patient longer able 10 say cAIhot De-
cured" lOu get 5000 ~ II failure
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
EOLISH NLNRL VS. RELLASED.

A languid meeting Of IL" Commissioners Of Emil
grafton Was held ,ttr.ay. ~cr,th prominent Hebrews
"a, ng offered bond, Polish Hebrew. De
- tur on steamship state ~ trDfd to should
not ccp, public charge thcs" people released with
IN. c,c.pi families That ordered
bach aud that referred To the Castle Garden com
ftee foi cation.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsey House-General John NJ. Corse, Oh
Boston, ard John n. Beckley, OF Rochester s. Jam"
Hotl-Stilsom Hutchins, Of Washington. and Lcuien'
ant Commander George c. Reiter, Z. g. Navy car,
endon Hotei-Ex- Attorney General G. NJ Gwinh 81 o.
Maryland w Fun Artnue Hotet-John b. Fincn; OF
Iln ois . Hotel Brtnsuick-William Bliss presioen'
OF the Boston and Albany Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED
= w Deyoc, chairman of tho Committee on
Ru,durs of the Board of Education was pleased yes
ferdav with the result of the sale OF schoo bonds on
Wednesday. IL will enable the work on the Henry
+ and the King-st. schools TO begin at once, Nr.
Devoe said that the premium received on the bonds
nearly three per cent, makes the sale one oil tue
hest ever made bv the city Tor bonds running 80
Oh ort a time: these for eight years. lie thinks
that there coud he better time to dispose oil the
h0nas for the advantage vi the city, ana All euoi'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
rUF LABRADOR 10 SAlL TO.MoRRow

The steamship Labrador has 80 Tar recovered
,,, rf ,ur.,s hat rie VIII sal foT IlAyGr
row Tie vessel IL injured 10 French companies and all the
n.. s be- good The damage IL estimated Al g 500
and Tie spark nom TIE -nnk'-thck having set ~"
a. m. linen room accepted by the oiic,Ib.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

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sufficient supply of TRl5UHES, readers
can always order the paper by mail They
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papers by the same early train as tha
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Address Changei as often as neCessar,
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

New-York-st Louis baseball match, Polo Grounds
T. M .,,.,,. ,,n,, ,.rr,. tournament n. m.
Metropolitan Cincinnati baseball match, staten lsiahd'
RocKaway Hunting Club tennis tournament, WOODS
burg, y. III. .o., ,.,. Dan, q
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Sahu' 0
n
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TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Ioxpoy. July 2o-Arvcd. steamer Lucene tBD Mn
from Montreal Ju'y -
Ofrgv-f0wS Inly 21-Arrivcf steamer Wisconsin fB-l
r.lil-y nom New YORK. Juy - Ter way - Liy'rpoo
tiul proceeded -,
Ea4tuNie July l3 49,
sNAy.gl J1y sAlcl. steamer Dor-et tDr' s'ampcr
nsi,I1i july ~ isr.sc'i steamer outlno tBr. Couch
ptsnw Jaly y -alea. -acrobosoa tBrl. , fol
G,h. ~, July 2s-Arrivc steamer Moray tbr, Duncan
from New fnrk .,
pR,wlH INiVt Juiy 23la-.ei steamer Persian " nH'i
mr. Ptiin from Sew ioIl lur ou hcr way to LONDON
Lizard, fuiy 90 Passed steamer Maiengo tBrl ADiott
ff,ii Sow iof. July ic pu Arr way 10 lIull. -
-,y,>rVrSig Juy - .Au.vci steamer Th.ngyaa (Norl
laub from Sew YORK
ANINFRr July - -Arffr' steamer L'hthh-' l"'' ''.'
fru.n Sew YORK.
t,n,., AHA. In'y 2,-p1..el steamer Muah ger, --
from al,ttfl o'i per way Hamburg AMI Sew YORK
M,-rils- Iuiy -J Arrived steamer Burgunua tfrl
Du.lc from Ncw YORK -.
%Nf.r- Iuy 26-,Aet steamer ryIian ,Br. Hassensten
for Ncw York ,
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Anuouncrnonta

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. D.. 7 Bcach-st., near West
prolway SeS York Hours Il 70 and 70 Diseases o
nervous systc.a a speciality or tho last forty years
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

l4t Lel.u.tnu.ave.. between lttn and 3pih sts.
Hours - 5fo7 Diseases ~ The Ncivou4 = stem.
OcutO GnAry organs Impotence aud st'r!ity.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun so sets 7'l3 Moon rises. tO7 Moons 30
oil
4 M-Saudy Hook 03j GOV. fsld 700 Holi Cato. s49
T. ~ sandy Hook J5t Gov. Isrd. 7i5 Hell Cato. VO7
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

will he made to sell more of them in order TO begin
in October erecting buildings at kiyington ana
Tcnth-avc and Seventy-seventh-st at One-hnn
d,ed ed-andthrty-eighta-st and Willis.aye.; at High
Bridge and in West 0uehundred-and,t M
park and one in the Twelfth Ward. This Will re-
ouire about 800 900 All of the buildings are now
needed and would he occupied this fal If they were
ready Mr. Debev Disc. Superintendent OF Bnlid
inr, thinks if the foundations were started tins
fall the schools would lie ready In the spring ol
1883. The Henry and King-st schools on when
work Will begin next week it is expected Will DC
nncned q year from Septcmher.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Hamb.A
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF W.YoRK.....THURSDAY, JULY 20. Is
ARRIVED