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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
N BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
~ BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
MAsHIN6ros. July 23, lSs6
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposal fr IteIair Of
Iron Fence viii be received the Bureau of Ms-d
cine and surgery, Navy Department. Washington
until MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY TIL kip. lSsB.
licly opened Tor repair OF iron fence Naval Hos
pital, Washington, ID {.
Blank proposals. with specifications and all neces-
sGry informAtIon can be obtained from the medical
officer Ia charge of the hospital
The right is reserved 10 reject any all bids.
r. NJ CT NNFLI.
jy3O-Iaw4w Ohici of bureau.
VXYAsHINGTON, ID C.. July 2s Iss6-PRO-
w posas writing will be received by the under
signed until sATU RDAr. JULY 81, 80. at o clock
premises. No. l217 Penna ave- n.w. lately occupied
by Justus Holiander. The said stock coDsists VI
Clothing, Geuts Furnishings Hats and Caps satcbes.
Nases, Gossamers Umbrellas. Canes Hammocks,
Bathing suits, etc The right 10 reject and I'll
bids Is reserved SAMUEL BlEBER
Assignee Of Justus Hollander,
jy2s-4t ial7 penna ave: nw.
IDRoPosALs FOR FUEL. STRAW. &c.
l. RECRUITING kEsDEzvous.
924 PenDsyl vania avenue,
WASHINGTON. ID. 4. July %. 1850
Sealed Proposals. IN uripcate. subject 10 The usual
conditions Will be received NJ the RECRUITING Ken
devious at No s24 Pennsyiysnis avenue, washing
sEIENTH DAY OF AuGUsT. 1855 at which time
aud place they will be opened IN The presence Of bid
ders, for furnishing and delivering Fuel and Straw
and tor services Ia washing articles of Government
And Kn6bish from The Rendezvous. during the dscsl
year ending June 80. 1857.
The Government reserves the right 60 reject any
and all proposals Blanks and full Information %
bidding, etc, VIII be furnished on application
Envelopes containing Proposals should be marked
proposals for Fuel. &C.. and addressed 70 Recruit
ing Onicer, No. s2s Pennsylsania avenue jy2s-4t
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SEVENTH STREET PALA1s ROYAL
ENRRoIDERIES GREATLY REDUCED,
PRICE NO oBJECr
MUST BE SOLID
fosuer prices Sc. now DC; DC. de-; lOe now "a,
12c., now 30; l5c, now I0c: Isc now I2c
All other widths. up 56-inch Skirtiugs in both
Hamburg aud swiss al equally great reductions
LARGE sTOCK-GREAr VARIETY.
large and unexeeed variety OF Egyptian, orien-
tai and Fancy
LACES
.; prices never before offered in Washington
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL
y3o Ola 9TH Street. Bet I and nv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED--ROOMS.

VXTANTED-FO RENT, ONE LARGE OR TWO
w connecting houses, unfarnished, between 10th
and 18th aud NV: Give full particulars. Adj
dress CLAYTON, Star Office jyoS-4t*
uTANTED-HoUSE FOR MAN AND WIFE LO-
w Gated between 81 and o SITS, in the vicinity of
14th NV. Address D. C., star Office. jy2S-3t*
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LNOR sALE-AT A RARGAIN-FARN OF as
II acres: a. miles from this city: twostory DWELLING
excellelt Land; high healthy locality: only e050
A. PHILLIPss2 428 New York ave. Holm
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL STRAW. 40.
ATTORNEYS,

ATTORNEYS.
CAMPBELL cARRINGTON. ATToRNEy-AT
OLsN. Practices Ia all the Courtx Dffice $50 I>ouf
siaus ave. .Barbeur Law Buiidng.) Residence. 1880
9th - apts<m
NJ H MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-f.AW
Ne Rooms aAd & GunIon Law Building,
Az LOusnAAns sven0A
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Sehatof Blair proposes that after the year of
Our Lord 1900 the United States shall become
q total abstinence nation. This idea promises
To become very popular with citizens of con-
ViSiai tendencies, large numbers OF whom, it
j. understood, express ali entire willingness to
"swear or at that time
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WANTED-HELP.


HSS s.p At ssss
lt guarantee Of % week. Call at F. aArFVs; 500
WAsTEn.-Ax !ous ssa Y ". 1rE NAN ksouT
bookkeeping and ofice work. and can furnish good
references as to character etc Address BOX So Star
TTYANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED WATERS
,Iy behind eating bar no youngsters need apply
A sss9. House. 9th st. opposite Center Market
WANTED-AN INTELLIG ENT AND
the ss Big sh
"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY
w competent 70 write specifications for patents and
ASSURED Adde'S sdsss ss a
WANTED TWO SERVANTS COOK AND
SHssst sR. sSY
rs q. &
gix;l ls references aud terms WILSON, .;e 81 STAR
home q 70 tfavei; IN sntiseiy new; At
:si; s;:s = ~. Pfeis ,is
M ss.s s ssafs and salary s
w cS, ss Girl to cook, wash aud iron Must So
nome nights. 1y2S-3t$
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bureau conducted BY
w LADIES' Cooks. Chambermads Nurses, Men
Spring. ~ B6i
"ANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN THE ART OF
w Dress Cutting and Making without the or pa
per patterns by thu new tailor system taught at 1870
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 1y241m
XTANTED-CANVAssERs FOR LIFE INsUR-
w ance liberal compensation. Apply to 22O Az
ST. NV. jy242m
"ANTED-OOOKS DRESSMAkERs. CHAM
w hermaids, nurses, scrubbers, dishwashers, wait
epsn antll I'' m n.e ssoSsa St NV PRICE Z
RURNHAA. W1G1St*
NTANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
represent old established house in his section
Salary to begin SO month. References exacted.
MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1855. \. Y. y7
"ANTED-A LIVE ACTIVE NAN NEEDING
w profitable employment 10 represent us in this
mission if preferred. Goods staple as -four. Everyone
buys. Address STANDARD SILVER WARE CO..
Boston, Mass je30-lm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TITANTED-BY YOUNG GERMAN SITUA
Of horses; speaks English and German is acquainted
office. Its
TXJANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS, Cd GIRLS,
w nurses ladies' maids, houSekeepers and Others,
With references This and other cities and country
UTANTED-BYA HIGHLY EDuCATEDYO
w Lady Of excellent family, Position as Travelling
two children
sssi gsse aes required am
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
TNOR SALE = STOCK OF CLOTHING. GENTS
IL Furnishings, Hats and Caps In store 1917 Penna.
ave NV, in job lots a whole. Lease also for
sale with stock. SAMUEL BIEBER,
Assignee of JuStus Hollander,
jy2s-lw 1917 Penna ave.
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DEMPSEY, the pugilist, who has never been
beaten in the prize ring, has made a match of
different sort, and entered the marriage ring.
In which he will not fild it so easy To have his
own way Invariably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-30

Having purchased the samples Of an importing
house at 30 cent Discount the Palas Royal is
abied to offer the ates. Paris novelties at half price,
The new stock comprises l6S parasOls. which Of
fered in four lots
LOT comprises 55 choice novelties. parasol Of
satin, and partly covered with heavy gpure lace aud
trimmed with jet beads coiored satin lining and beau
tally carved stick This paraso and 81 others equally
as fine, aud we'll worth from $40 to S15, each are Of
fered for - 90
LOT 2 comprises 40 psrasois, among which will be
noticed some entirely covered with silk escural lace
few have colored chenille figures. Those with col
ored roman stripes very pretty fact there is not
parasD in the entire lot worth less than S. and not
few worth $3.50 Your choice for g. 80.
LOT 3 consists of 80 satin parasols In all celorS
prettiiy finished, with large satin bow to match The
silk canvas parasols. with roman borders. are very
beautiful and the mourning psrssols in this are
cellent quality. None are worth less than g. so and
the canvas novelties are cheap at $3.50 Your CHOICE
for 81 90.
LOT has only Al parasos but all celOrs can be found
Including white satin and white figured sateen novel
ties Some of these psrasOls worth more than
81, but early callers will find some worth two and
three dollars Your choice for 88c.
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NOR RENT-FURNIsHED-
well furnished; will for one or two wears from,
August lst $l35 per month. For permission to in
pect apply 10 PARKER q TOWNSEND,
Il
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Ss1n n(AA TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT
$-osOOO on nrsl-class Real Estate security
W. III. BAkSIDW.
WZo-2w ol5 eth street NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. AT 8
4Nl and per cent
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August is harvest month to reap dollars silver
paper or gold, for
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For . full list apply 70 WESCOTT d WILCOA,
jy24 1907 Pennsylvania ave NV.
NOR RENT-DW Filling llI7 10TH ST. NV.
IL rent $50. Inquire premises or at S26 Louis
ana ave. jy24-lm
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THOMAS j. FIshER & 90.
lNoR REST-BY r. O. HOFFMAN

\. mr. 18th st, 2orss Loo 1, 10Th St. Pr ss
Mass av mr. fhos ts..33S33 Nj ST.. mr. 9h. 80
Iowa Circle. Is -. 2po, 10Th ST.. mr. $50
G. St, mr. 18th. 10 400 T. 10th St l2rI2s
81 near 18th llr...-2o0 X mr. 18Th II. lurS loo
lam. near L. ST.. llr..3oo Fayctte ST., Gtwn, Sr ~
II 18Th l2r-.. roo I'd 81. near Pa ave =
IAfaNetie SQUARE, 1 -r onn
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BY our ability to furnish many patterns, and 30
many sizes at this period of the year. But know
from experience that we eau never have too many
trowSerS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

The indictments charging George NIcOde-
mus aud MIS- Rosie Hausen with the murder OF Peter
Hausen at the Live Oaks Hotel at Fort Hamllion L. l..
last January will be presented IN the Court OF Sessions
m Brooklyp on Wednesday. MIRA. HauseU her mother,
Mrs Ramsey ana sister, Mrs. Bentley are also indicted
foi keeping disOrdery house: Hausens death was at
frat thought be suicide as he had threatened II and
cartridges were In pocket, but weapon found
near his body and the fact that lie anu his vile had
Wa. one Of the causes Of their dispute lent color to tho
theory OF murder Continuous efforts have been made
10 find evidence upon which CONVICTION can lie
Nic0demus was o soldier at the fort. Several other
solders wanted as witnesses have deserted NcOdemus
inuuest and we're arrested HagersowD. Nd. On the
way Mrs. Ramsey stopped At the honse OF her III
This city and IL that while there her daughter
in-aw saw her exhibit a parcel which looked like a
wrapped-up pistol, and heard her say To Nic0denu
put the pistol there, too !"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
DFpARTURE OF PETER B. SWEENEY.

Among the passen gers by the French line steamer
Normandie, which sailed on SATURDAY, was Peter Is.
Sweeney. He will not return to New-l OrK 1or
considerabie time. During his stay here he was the
ruest of his brotber-in-law. John j. Bradley. Mr.
Sweeney has changed somewhat since tue days
,,hen he was known as the brains" and Bis
,narck of the Democracy of TINS city, great deal
of nom sense has been written about him since le
raroe over from Paris about three months ago 1t
has heen asserted that he came here III order again
~ enter politics. No one knows better than Dir.
Sweeney that there Is political resurrection Tor
anv man " no was leading spirit III the lwetd
Ring OF who Is known tc have pronted pecuhlarlIy
ly lis connection with the gang. MT. sweeney
realizes that the mere knowledge that he was alu-
ing q man politically would lnlurc the Cahuluato
flr much more than it would help him. lie has been
here 10 look after some property IN which D0th ne
and MS brother-in-law, Bradley. are interested lie
called on the Controller early last week to make
some inquiries concerning assessments on uptown
property belonging to him. sweeney, II tne stdeo-
of his close friends co rect is not WoI 81
much Us he was when he departed from tnese
shores after the downfall of the ring OF cOnsplra-
tors lie has not developed the genius for unahce
that he showed Tor politics. and as "A result ne is
comparatively poor. The money acquired by MN
OF the expense of the city has gone III STOCK gam
HI. Sweeney addicted to rIotous living.
Ix- Senator Bradley and one or two old friends
were all who went To see him of.
4 ime has dealt lightly with Mr. Sweeney. NOT
wtAstanding the political and financial pveises
chat have oveTtaken him. he retains GOOD deal OF
his Oid-time vlgor. His eye IL bright and his step
fim. His hair. once black Is now whitening,
however and his nustache looks as gIiZZled as that
Oi a veteran OF Napoleon's Old Guard.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
SEEMIN NGLY BEWITCHED on A PICNIC.

The Sunday SCHOOL OF IHt DUsH Jun W
formed Church, OF Brooklyn had an excursion On
Thursday, gong to Iona Island Stela Dachl"u ~, u.
Powers-s met a young man with whom she was greatly
fascinated After they haddanced Tor some tihe on te
steamer they appeared devoted TO each 0,her a icy
their at the grove On the way 10
phot ogra piers studio they mot Annie Acker an ac
Stella Bachrach, ami all thrfe posed To-
gether Afterward the young man forsooK tnc glfl
lie met first aud devoted himself to the other
on the return trip stella was lnconsoaDie
for her loss and her friend found her In tears
In irving to her Annie took out the ntyDe OF the
yroun and said she didn't snap Tor the young
man The other girl picked up the pic ure and sad:
"Tha's all I've got left OF him." When asked what
she cared sne said didn't like TO lose beau as soon
as she got him Later she saw the cause OF her woe
walking with Annle and the sight was more than she
could siand Rushing the side OF the boat with tear
stained about To Jump overheard when shc
thar she wanted to die. and IN Mysteries for some
time. After she became quieted She was taken to "a
and kept there until the BOAT rcached Brook
lyn The girl did not know the narne OF the young
man Neither OF belong TO the Sunday-school Of
the Bushwi Church
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
NEW.YORK CITY.

The cup matches of the Westchesier Polo Club VIII
begin August Z.
Nearly 14o0 immigrants were landed yesterday at
Castle Garden
Charles McGoldrick OF No 60 Broome-st. WAS stabbed
in the back yesterday Oy an unknown man. HIS wound
SAID 10 be serious
Margaret Iivan OF No. SO Cherry-s who was arrested
Yesterday for drunkenness and fighting and locked up
The funeral OF James G. Aiken. OF No 2O9 West
Eeyent-st was held Yesterday In the Church OF -.
John the Evangelist DR.. Hepburn conducted the SER
vices.
John Reddng. age twcnty-siI blacksmith helper, OF
No. $40 West Twenty ninth-st. was found dead
yesterday by his sister hanging from hook in closet
In his roOm
There were sixteen Icelanders converts to the Nor
mon faith at Castle Garden yesterday. Their passage
had been paid by the Mormon Church. and they have
little money they may be sent back to England.
c. II. Can order for money is not a check till its
date arrives Only through careessness will any bank
pay check dated ahead" OF the day OF Its presenta-
John Muldoon OF No 4i6 West Twenty-eighth-st.
could sleep yesterday morning ascouDt OF the
heat. and sat on the wind0w-slL He found after
ward in the yard unconscious and was taken ROOee
welt Hospital
Tho last supplement of The Record Of American and
JOreign Shipp,Hg c0ntaiu5 l36 steam and sailing yes
sells. either new or surveyed since June 10. Every de-
inspection Is given. the being arranged
glance at Ouce determines tho condition etc.. Of
the vessel sought for.
The Veteran Corps OF the 9TH Regiment, Colonel Locke
W. Winchester conmandiag viii leave this city for A.
bany Wednesday afternoon by the steamer Drew
from Cansst. The corps will lake part In celebrating
the bicentennial anniversary.
The hot weather last night hinned the attendance at
the EXERCISES of the Church Temucrapce SocIev held In
specially designed for w0rkingmen who not III the
habit OF going to church. The speaker te Rev. Dr.
His subject was Temptation and what gain by
during It,"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

Partisan journalist seeing the nnanclal
diicnltlrs which France Las been pungei ~ re
pncan eItrayagancc, thinks that IL would be better
policy to than aOoli.h titles. lie says that per
sons with tho particle " lie ~ would glady pay a
yea barons "a vscounts 4O. counts fS, mafquses
al2 and dukes $50 bs allowed 10 retain thrli urs
IN proof of which he quotes m anusing letter wEteen
t him bythe ComIe do Faoux few months before that
veteran statesman was gathered to hls fathers The
t,unt wrote: LAT me relate the story
of ~ Dondin (Angiiee Black Pudding,
who having made a large fortune. found his
name illsounding aud travelled, Transforming accord
ing TO tho through winch lie pis.ed In Anou
he called himself N. 10 Boudin ere In Brittany NJ do
Kerboudin IN Normandy NJ. de Bouiinvle IN Lorraine
NJ de- Boudncourt in Ga.cony NJ. do Boudinac. ia ltay
NJ de Boudni. IN Germany NJ do Bohdinoers, III foah
~ de l5oudnski, In Russia NJ. dc Boudnon iio wa"
everywhere well received Is true thaI no had 10 pay
his pOstions ani tho hOtckrop-rs extra Dut no ulu
not complain Of that" VI. de trandou THINKS thls au-
scdots is strong argument In favor OF his proposal as
NJ. de Boudin would have checrfully PAID twonty-h'o
francs into the Treasury IN orior 10 hafo so-
oulred q right to his assumed particle
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
BROOKLYN.

seen acting IN suspicious sumner
and Gates avcs, yesterday by Policemen Lees aud IIOan.
They arrested him and found jeWrTy worth 100 IN his pos
session lie the name OF ChdIlc W Lawrence
o tell where he lived The police found had
the jewelTy from the house Of John Phillips
Hancock ST. to which ne had gained entrance by climb
ing up grape arbOr To the secondstory window
unknown aboutorty entered tho choir
dressing of the Church OF the keeemcr Fourhave
and Pacific ST. while the choir boys
service In the church yesterday and money
iewery worth sl3 from the pockets belonging
Edward Johnson and Charles Martin, two of the
Park Policeman Donclly found Alfred Rudolph Wagner
nineteen, OF No. 2Sl West Ninrtccnihst
suffering from dose OF paris Park
yesterday afternoon An emetic administered the
police station and he locked up for attempting suicide
and when asked why he tried 10 poison refused
tell lie VIII Recover. II learned last
Wagner has been two years In this country
renittances from his parents Ia Germany until lately, wheI
they ceased lie Of had no work and "a
add To his disady antage he speaks no English
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
TROUBLE IN A BROOKLYN HOSPITAL.

Nearly al the consuming anu NIsIIIHR ply ysI-
caus OF the southern Dispensary aud iosp al. at No.
took exception TO the OF the trustees appoint
ing certain physcians TO chairs in the institution. In
the house physican Drs Rockwell and WesbroOk con
slting physicians. and DrA Mcclure Mcrzhach Max
field Regain Teste, Curtis and EntOn, VISITING phys
clans they state that they believe the action OF the
trustees TO be Revolutionary aud IN direct opposition
TO apy which heretofore has governed ap
monuments III this and kindred institutions" President
Rittcr of the trustees speedily filed the places OF the
nhv sicans Who resigned. He said that tho strike" Of
The doctors mad OF avail He laid the trouble to
Dr Lester who ne said, animated by personal dis
IKE 10 doctor put the staff by the trustees month
ago Dr. John G. McEvtt has been made house ply SIC
ian He Was formerly At st Marys Hospital. Dr. Lester
said that the members of the Board OF Trustees had
been stirring up trouble. He claimed that the phys
connected with the institution had perfect right
IN know who were to be associated with them. They
stood up this prncpe and resigned TO MAINTAIN It,
having warned the trustees
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW YOI.K.....-....SU DAY, JULY y, lsS

pcr,r ot, >,r-,- vorK SUNDAY JrIYle 1856
foi'i Of ~" O'' ,,,,, '
ARRIVED
Alaska (Brl Murray LlNcfpooi Ju.F
town H. with mdse passengers \ Undcrhul & Co.
Arrived AZ G aI a, CO cVs KIN, ~ 1Tanbnrg TuIv wh nd,e
- -, os -, ~ .i,,s I,rN a. n Arrived AZ te Ban at
= II,
steamer Adilncton (r blackburn, Hamburg June % via
Dartmouth July with mise 10 La"Ieh'e "ncs ~ w. ~
rived ~ the Bar at 3 a M -. ,., ,..u,,, r,,~ .
Steamer IHan. (pl.l ~,
the Tar at IL az u NJ NJ ,,, ,r,o. ru,o re rolorp,o
Steamer Caledonia i'rl Fer-haw Trieste June 10, raTp i
% Naples - Hofr'ht" ~ ~ r,r -, ,b
with m~ and ptssengeis to Henderson Bios Aeu ~ 'ne
Bar at pm - .,
steamer Acapulco taye. Asplnwal Gays WIN 'uSo al"
pas'enirrs Ia faciic An. = >- nm, Nor,olL with
mdse aud passengers 10 d ,,onn1 ,yl on with n,,se
steamer COMMONWEALTH, ' an hIH, rlil'uoP'"' "' N'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY

WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.
Trial OF Assistant Chief McCabc. Fire headquarters.
IL "a. III.
Conference Of cardrivers with Executive Board OF
Knights OF Labor.
BuckshotCedarhurst match race, sheepshead Bay.
$50 y.
Home Rule excursion to Fishing Banks on steamer
j. Il. Schuyler.
Baseball Polo Grounds, ew-York AGAINST Boston.
Il .seba. Metropolitan against St. Louis, Staten
Island.
Shooting tournament and picnic OF Farragut Post
G. A. r., Lion Park.
Excursion Of Mansfield Post. G. 4. Il. to Eiverview
Grove,
Page Will contest Staten Island.
Funeral of Phiip e. Ronk. North Baptist Church, l
p. -
Executive Committee OF County Democracy, Room "a.
Cooper Union. evening.
Departure OF TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund parties, a. In
and 73O p.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
COLONEL GILDER'S PLANS.

IL isa problem to the friends of Colonel William
H. Glider where he has been keeping himself 50
securely hidden for the past three days In that time
he has not becL to enter leave the Victoria
Hotel where lis room Is and where his baggage
stii remaius ia charge of his faithful friend and
comrauion Lieutenant William Grifhths. Colonel
Glider is still hopeful of making start early this
week Tor the far North. His present plan is 10
proceed to some Nova port and wait there for
the first whaler sailing thence for the nclgbbOrhOOd
OF Cumberland Inlet. After spending the winter
there gathering together party Of half dozen
Sative EsQuimaux and their families, with sledges
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
Jersey CITY.

Policemen Iocrv and Rhodes OF the Second Precinct at
eIupt,, Yesterday two At JcrseyaS an lh
rfh The resisted and crowd of about hity
uans gathered around give II To tem boys some one
policemen had time 10 draw
vovcr they knocked down and tho crowd ckel them
in a brutal manner .--..... =. e.
Paster process for hydophoba remained about h same
condition Yesterday saturday His father took nun 10
the scashore saturday He says that he VIII probably
The shoulder and endeaNor to draw
ne poson out Newell hopes that the danger OF RABIES
will mass away he somewhat worried ana auNous
The Central Branch the National League held meeting
in st Johns Hall yesterday, and the collectors FOR me Tar
,mentarv Fund turned S7O7 collected during the week
The meeting was addressed by Mayor Cleveland VINO "as
elected a member o the League by accaniaton.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
RURGLARIEs IN EAST ORANGE.

Several burglarics and attempted burglarcs In East
Orange N y within the past month have stirred up the
police greater vigilance and yesterday they captured man
who IL believed implicated most Of the rohbcr's
Ills name Peter Shannon, and he claims to mail RON
Uoycr y j. He has been lOunging around orange rum
shops for two weeks About a. NJ yeStcI-
dav Chief of Police blanchard and another officer
willie near Church Railroad station lear the
glass I'm the rear Of the house of ilan
WIrv in UalStest They around the hOnse and found
cellar window broken and could discern TIE gulc- o tWo
mon i'm fhe cellar The chief spnng into the cellar and col
"rcd on of tc men proved bo shannon. The other
r ran through the house and escaped The family were
oro rd hy the cOnmOtion the cellar and much alarmed
There Was considerable sverWare and other NauOlcs IN TIC
ll.Ia.