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New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
FiFIm RAcE-Purse $500, one mile and furors over
Eve hurdles:
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The race meeting at Saratoga closes to-day.
There has been hero every week day with one
exception tor over month"; aud the management claims
TO DO perfectly satisfied with the financial result some
good and some exceptionally bad races AvstskeD place.
but the whole the OF the meeting has been
satsfsotory to oil Interested The races, however have
been continued until after It became necessary for the
who wshsd their horses TO contend for the rich
prizes offered by tho Coney Island and Brooklyn Jockey
Clubs their animals TO the tracks By the
This has severely interfered both with Tho class
and number of the sntres for the closing days Two
stake races be for to-day but In both cases
the nelds small and unatactve The first race 10
ono mile special weYhts There are eight cntres Tho
second 10 the Relief Stakes special welghta n miles
with five entrea Tho third 10 handicap. mile and
800 yarda Five have been entered for It. The fourth
race Ia q selling affair, Of mile Seven are named TO
como to the post For the North American Handicap
Steeplechase tho full about 2A miles, only nyo
out Of original entry or thirtyeixh arc named 10
face the htarter The entries arc as follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
RAID on Az OPIUM "LOINT.n

=. Detective Prlce with several policemen from
made raid on the opium Joint" at No iOI West
Thirty -arst-st and captured two Cinnamon four
Canessian visora Two Of the latter women one
OF tried " escape by Jumping out OF the window
seized In time. The prisoners
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
evidence 70 sDow that the place dis
orderly, thst opium had been sold be smoked on
the psnises Justice Ford discharged them Detective
Price Was Instructed " return the opium amokns sp
parstus the owners but the canby Cslestas
70 DO caught IN that They sad they didn't know
who owned the thing and the property remained In
the custody Of the clerk.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF w.YoRK.............FRIDAY. AUG. 27. lss


Steamer Canada (Br Fooe London Aug l3 with mdse to
" Hurst Arrived at the BAR q .40 =
Steamer Croma (Brl Cave Leth Aug Dundee T. Newcas
tie - with mdse " Simpson. spence Young Arrived at
the bar at2pm
Steamer wleand (Ger Heblch, Hamburg Aug IS. Havre
H. with mdse and passengers W Kunhart Co Arrived AZ
the Bar At l
ssale Ger new 3927 tons Richter Bremen Aug
lS southampton ~ with mdse and passengers " Oechs
Afrived at the Bar At o 81
steamer Finance Baker Rio Janeiro Aug Bahia Per
nambucoe o. Maranham H. Para Barbados ~ Thomas
~, with mdse and US Brazil Mail rs Co
steamer River Ettrck (r) Black Progreso days. with
hemp order vessel 10 Williams Rankin
Steamer iathsrno Br Gray Port Antonio days win
mutt 10 The Merritt Fruit Co; vessel 70 w HurlDut
Steamer Ailsa tBr SAMSON. Port Antonio days with
mdss and passengers % PIN, Fvrwood Co 80
Espanoi tSpanl 9oecOchA Caibaen days. win
sugar or,er: vessel 10 Chas = Sumner n Co
Steamer Fran tNor) dunderson. Barscoa dAya with u
0Omez Pearsau
steamer san Marcos Burrows Galveston days via Key
West with mdss and passengers; IA Mallory Co.
steamer Delaware Winnett, Charleston deyA with mdso
and passengers To J W Quintard a co. 80
John Gibson Chicheaer, Georgetown, DC, WIN
mdse To Thoa w WishtmAn
FrAnconiA Bennett Portland with mdso anu pas
eengers Horztio Hail.
steamer JaOo Prosorod tGer) Schwartz Boston In ballast
70 order.
ship Ringiaader Bostonl Eatwisse Hoso 130 dayA
with indse 70 Vernon II Brown q Co
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
MRS ERWIN KNOWN IN MANY PLACES

The tradesmen In Orange " j. who sued Mrs Char.
lotte Erwin receiving letters frum persons
showing that Orange 10 not the only town IN which tie
woman has contracted obligations letter fron Moore
Son. of Westned dealers in dry addressed
Brothers Of orsn se asserts that Mrs Erwin le
letter from Yonker stated that the that
had had experience with the woman Mrs Erwin has
been represented widow An dated
this city and addressed to Dempsey Brothers states that
Erwin husband is with HARRISON oien, No 81 Broad.
way letter also received from Bay Ridge telling the
Denpseys that they could learn further Erwin by
applying TO Mrs sachs in SecunaVe Isldgc The
caim Of the Denpseys is $l53 33
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

NORTH BERGEx.-wiliam Rolan, age twelve fell from n
rnt Into tie HacAensack River yesterday and was
drowned.
HoBokEN-Henry Schutze, jr, the alleged einbc zzer
made good the deficiency OF 500 on bail
is thought that he will not be prOsec cucL
PLEAsANTyIILK of eball will
the Married Men and Bschelors this afternoon and
collection Will be taken for the Oenent of THE Fresh
Air Fuud.
WAnEssIxo.-John Crskai q German. age forty who
was employed in Stephen GisOns hat shop at Wasessne
n j. committed suicide yesterday morning by jumping In
front Of the Sg down train Crska had drn gng
had spent all his money He expected 800 Germ any
but the money Odd not arrive. lie had wife living in this
city and brother In Somerset County, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
BIDDING MISSIONARIES FAREWELL.

A IareWell reception to four young women
who viii eAiI to-day ou the Umbra missionary work
lnais was given yesterday afternoon No 81 East
1wenV.nntsI, ,ne house OF Miss &. ID. Doremus, the
corresponding seeretary Of the Womsus Unicp Mssion
sry s.oisty ME-: Sarah Gardner has already been
seven years In india 81 one Of Of the
and nov returns after . ysars rest in Amsries III.
othsr nissienares are Miss Susan Easton of Albany
Ass E@ms Ebsrie, Of Philsdsphia, Miss Myra Ken
nedy. OF st. LOUIS. Mise Gardner and Mia Eaton viii
to Calcutta, hss EberIs Cawnpors and Miss an
uedy Al,ahnba6. ~~ ~'-- ~
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Frank SchOtt, Of No. SO Water-st., Brook
Ign, wAStrrssted yesterday upon charge Of causing
the death OF John Cavanagh, fellow employe In the
Isetory OF she Edison Electric Light Com pany. At Nos
rs TO ~ brtdke-st His sory that last week Cav
enssh. Who wss sweepnK the floor, called him By
cscent epithst aud struck him with Q broom. They
wrsstsd fer the possession Of it. ard CavAnagh foil.
strlk'ag nis head iron bar He worked for wNsk
MterwArd' and then went home sick DR. Ross. Of No.
~ esndsSt, who attended CsvanAgh. Rsvo the
OF MA death a. hemorrhage OF tho liver by the
result OF the Inquest
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
ALDERMEN WHO SHOULD BE FINED.

Aldermen Quinn, Csvansgh. Corcoran, Ryan and
absent from the meeting OF the Board of Aldermen
yesterday. and the tax levy. which ought to
have been confirmed could not be acted upon. The
report Of the Finance Committee liking the rate for
the current year received, but the law requires
that threefourth of the Board must vote iu favor
OF it. One more member would have been enough.
two ana President Mooney said that all the NOM
bers OF the Board wero told to attend and that all
thought the law in this respect shonld be carried
ont. The clerk returned saying that ne couldn't
find single Alderman and the Board adjourned
until Tuesday 1T 10 a. In.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
TRIPS TO THE ALLEGHEyIES AND CRESSoy.

Al opportunity such is seldom affored the
public will be the three excursions to the Allegheny Moun
the Railroad Thursday
September q and for which special Will be named of
So New York 10 Cr-sson and return The tickets
VIII be good for ten days and the rate mentioned Includes one
famous Mountain House. Reduced
hotel will also be made for those who remain longer
day. The tram connecting with tho special
Philadelphia will leave NewYork at arriving
Cresson early the evening. Observation viii
attached the mountains reached that the
the Horseshoe Curve and Alegrppus be thor
oughy enjoyed Excursion tickets limited TO $50 persons
excursion and persons intending participate
should purchase least Ave days In advance
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

PlRsr RACE-PURsR 400. SPECIAL wkI0Hrs- ! NIL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
A SEALER WHO COLLECTED NO FEES

Controller Loew made an inquiry in the alleged
Of the seaer OF weights aud yesterday
The testimony city seaer MlchseJ Dougherty
he had had charge Of the Second District since
Nav though he had gone about his territory
an average day he had weights
needed sealed lie had therefore
scale weight measure and had collected
fees said that his preessor must have done his work
thoroughly The looked the seaers
vagran blackmaiers and frequently said 10 him: How
OF people TO here e. The inquiry will
be continued Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
4 NEW PREPARATION FOR PUTTING oUr FIRES

AOoPVsu Duen CihuOI1 ii"ukdtio
askeI permssion OF the Pire Commssoners yesterday
TO exhibit chemical fre tin Of his owo In
vepon which he guarantees will put out the worst nre
IL less than two minutes Ne calls IL tho "pyrolesor
SQUARE nii with .hnvnss and :trsw and put In 100
pounds OF nsphtna ten pounds OF SULPHUR set on
fire. and whom s blazing lusuly put tho hre outn two
minutes The Board will his offer in aday or two.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
YALE CAPTAISs CHOsEy

NEw-HAvEs, Aug. 27 (Speciab The Yale
TO elect captains bsforc dbsnding have nnay settled
the matter by mail ballota John Rogers, IT., 49, q
Bones man. chosen captain OF the GROW for mex.
season. ana jesse Chase Danp, 49, sbsrteld soIen.
tic School, OF Buffalo, captain OF the nine That tho
Bones mon let the baseball csptAncy got away from
them s some what OF o surprisa -
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BROADEN. q. s. n. Yr)
GENERAL ORDek5 No i.
l. Having been elected and commissioned with rank from
March 2s 1882 the Undersigned hereby nd
Of the First Brigade.
H. Examination for all ofnccrs elect the
brigade Will consist OF Colonel Moore
smith 7th Regiment Lieutenant Colonel William T. Hard.
ing. 22d Regiment Major Edward Duny, seth Regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Smith president will convene the board
at once.
The headquarters OF the brigade until further
Will be at No ~ Wall ST. New.York CITY
LOUfs FfTZGERALp.
Brlgadier General Commanding.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
A HEADLEss DoDr FOUND IN TIE NORTH RIVER.

The headless body of man was found in the
North River at Barclay 81 yesterday afternoon. There
was coat the body and tho dark shirt and check
trousers and indicated that the had been
ssborer The police thought that tho man had been
drowned his head had been on later by the
wheels Of some steamboat autopsy Will be made at
the M0rguo to settle that point.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

0Connell. First Lase balls Broklyn. baltimore 2
errors-HrooSlyn 2; BaltnOre g.
-Brookyn 7; baltimore, 8. umpire-Mr Bradley. Tmc-
lac.
Hard luck ssemei to be the side OF the Metro
politans when they met tho Athletics. OF Philadelphia
yesterday on Staten Island Akissop pitched for the
visitors and the Nets pounded him hard, but most OF
their hits scattered and IT yielded them
innings nothing. Lynch pitched good gaine bat the
fielding OF tho homo club not ub to the mark Fol-
loving is the score:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Cinnamon quaTrclleu over money trans
action in their home at No. IS Peltst yesterday and
Tow All Lung, who seemed to be Getting the worst OF
tho fight stabbed Tow Wing in the abdomen aud thon
fed. Tow Wing went TO the City Hail Police Station for
help, aud was sent TO tho Chambers Street Hospital.
His wound was believed TO be serious Tho police OF
tho sixth Precinct searched for Tow Lung but 1t
said he had disappeared from the Chinese quarter
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
PITCHER GE1zErN FINED 1900.

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 27.-PItcher Getzein
Of the Detroit baseball club has been hned $500 for In
science and profanity addressed 20 Captain Hanlon
who hsi oen.ured him for listess play ng This makes
total Of S41O assessed against GetLen the
in the shape OF fines.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
OAU0HT BY THE BILLING.

Joseph Greedy, age sixteen, was working at
ashftinx mscGins at the foot Of East
St Yesterday when he was caught BY the beltinx and
drawn shaft HE left and both thighs we're
broken. An ambulance carried him to Bellevue Hos
psi but his injuries believed 70 be fatal. His
hoAe wss at No. ze xulberry-sk
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
IRISH LACROSSE PLAYERS GOING HOME.

The Irish lacrosse players, who returned to
this city ss evening" ssil for homo to-day $50 NJ
on the steamship Umbra. The rrishmsn have hsd oop
siderable ill-luck and have few matches still thoy
arc unanimous n saying that they have had thoroughly
enjoyable time and have received hosptable and cor.
dial reception whsrever they have been both In the
United States and Canaia
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club racos. ehoopshead Bay. q
=. M
Departure Of Henry Irving. steamship UmbriA 3: 80
D.
Arscnsuta Rowing Association regatta. Bergen
Point, 8: 80 p. m. .
Funeral Of ]. p. Robinson, No. Montague Terrace,
Sailing Of irish lacrosse team. Umbria $50 p. M.
Besbrieht regatta, snrovAbury River, o. 30 q M.
Metropolitan Athletic baseball match. st. George, l.,
gn..,., in p,s,,... and o.n,r. Park. .,..roooo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
POPULARITY OF 7HE WILD WEST SHOW
q L..


enjoys continuous popularity on last Monday the eighth
week OF the begun states,
the attendance exceeded that OF any previous Monday 1t
that who will the city
the country will be TO visit the exhibition
those who have remained home and consequently
the Iii West viii take lease OF life by reason OF this
frrsh uat
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
HOME MI W&.
vpowrNENT ARRIVALA

Grand Central Hotel-Senator A. n. H..Colquitt,
Of 0soreis Ase.ss Mstst|o.nsra Sesn S MsM.
out D. NJ Hoassr OF st. Louis. and Captain r. French.
OF the British Army Wt~dsor Hotel.0ensral j.
John n browne, o. G. Navy Park Ass~ss HoteEEI;
Consressman Alfred Ely Of RcShsstsr Graxd HOE. M
Rote-Johs Dalsell, OF PtttsburS Aaor Howse-
Lieutenant Colonel G. d. Hebh. U. Marine Oorps
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Earned runs sMctropOan s. Athletic, 2 First base on
errors metropolitan; Athletic, First base on balls
Metropolan 2 Athletic Len on bases Mcltopoi;an
g Athletic l.. Struck Out-MetrOpOltan, o. Athlri" O.
Total Metropolitan. -; Athletic TO- Home
Rosrman orr !. THREE base hits-lIfady orr
Iarkin Milligan, TWO tase hits l,osenan stolen
lases Mclaughlin, ] O'Brirn, ! Coleman. /. Double
plays MCGarr !. Passed halla-Milgan. /. wild pitches
J. nch l. Umpire-MT Valentine Time hours
In the League race yesterday Detroit took another
step downward and gave Chicago a line hold on arst
place New-York and moved up toward second
place. Inis 10 how the now stands:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
THE BROOKLYNs wHITEwAsHED.


BAD LCCK-THE LEAGUE RACE.
Poor field work on the part of tie Brooklyn
team allo we'd Baltimore club to present them with
nine goose eggs at Washington Park yesterday. The
visitors found little trouble In scoring their four runs
Porter and Kroy pitched with telling effect for their
respective clubs, and hit lightly. The score was
this:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
The following pools wsre sold last night at 6

The following pools sold last night st 6arstGos:
First -Estrea S25, Petticoas SIS, Herbert and
Bnnette $40 each, Hattie Carlisle, fslie Doc and Pat
6heedy 85 each, Carissima ~.
second raos.Elkweod s2o. Baldw pair $40. OFa-
Ion 50, 0aenu g.
Third raee-Panams s23, Lady waywArd Gle. Jim
Guest $40, hsld a.
Fourth faee-I.tin.e s2o. Lord L,rns SIS. Shamrock
e1l, Bessie %, fold %.
Fifth Face-Bourks Cochran &40 Abrsham $l7,
wellington SIS. Tennessee 80. Braswood IS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
hOHA( VINO Il A (CIIIfICN.

report was pubIlshed yesterday regarding o
collision Thursday between the steamer Robert Knapp and
the boat Washington He'll Gate stated that
three OF the of the boat drowned. Boatmen
aud employed Hell denied there had been
collision there for several months Captain Taylor the
II ell ate lobster catcher who Is the authority nautical
matters around Hell Gate also denounced the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
rrYIH-swEEPsrAKEs SPECIAL WEIGHTS MILE
STAKES. SPECIAL ALLOWANCES
IUEF ! 3-l0 MILES.
FAvORITES BEATEN AT SARATOGA
VILLAGE BOY, LITTLE MINNIE. MBOwLING. SOU
vENIR AND PURITAN WINNERS.

vENIR AND PURITAN WINNERS
! SARATOGA, Aug 27.-It was bad day for
the favorites at the to-day, only Ltle Minnie
winning yinzant poorly IN tho frat race. Village
Boy winning In o canter McBowling was a bad upset
for the betora Brat would have but for the care
essness OF o. IIara. who allowed McBowng to come up
and take the secOEf heat from him, and finally the vim
ming heat, without effort, Brait being unable to re-
peat Tho light GIFTED Souvenir easily the fourth
race. the fsvorite II. d. finishing eighth. Joe Shelby,
the favorite suked In the hurdle and finished last
til 5 O'Clock. The attendance large, the
weather sutry and the track fast.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; for maiden two-y Ods
| half mile.
stArters7B. Mcclellan's br; Kink., l05 (Mncr 81.
Giroa. nH,s in9 VihcsntI J. 4 swgrrs b. viole los
g. 1nIaS q nSSifs ss Sa H$1n " Mass J.
Hssr o Bcy l3 hayr n, AIos sC oSs. Vnsan
to ,ss ssd%st .% Village ", i@@ Valiant to Violet
r%" $t long scsy At Tho r?,t Valiant Win irts
@ ,an s Cs: s ef 1 start took S S' S s Rs'S
and gnS In Tn fss & TsG o1ss' o S6 Mu1uas ssa pd
s9s s:%%" Two iSns'' O''O'' "'"N lime i'O D'D"'' D
sKcoSD R,cE-purss $3.50; one milol and seventy
yards.
MI f'e.IS.s j. AfS fSSs @ stssy
te MINT, Mnns 50 cSyn SS AMY SI oTano @
eo divelsg O. Bowes 1h m Bessr Ido ilo t4,aaia;
kaSacn s"y;'% TsSs' pss!' Lille f' 's @
K1 Of YoItgs 1sno 70 % 10 sHsc 81 = to to
Herbert sota aoo and ned n, caa all ne way 70
the turn for home Hero Grcnader and Little Minnie were
III %te tEF Minnie TOOK Se lead and finally landed winner by
@ wo x'e S%sas. s%f So
THIRD RAcE-Purse 400; heats Of three-Qusrters OF
q mile.
patss e. Scnn. u Si.S.5 E.esl;,oI stables
aged lOl Vincent, ". Streets b. slette 8. 9s NC
Auction pools-Brait 500 Geld $50 Books Brat TOD
on lsctte to aEGn, A. rrtna pOnns & W 10 tr M t
SITS poS AFTER aHe isS the arr McBowns
Bowling aud i.ette each II TO against Cato 20 to l. This
heat won y McBOwns Brat second and rrma Donna
Auction pools Rowling $50 Bra
winning and the race by three lengths from Bat 1ine-
Mntuals pad-on the race s23 40; after the first heat
s42 30 and after the second heat, s. 10.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 5000 Selling race, one mile.
Cssiai SSsJiPs 3 i:"i%
rsrthy caeTs n3 S5 Esssh oSsnah 80 ssedsesyS es
nee M s.nr. IA Si h. rS Lewis: vncsn sess
M en- , %ynena i0 d 4@cHo Sn SOUVENIR en- soJ
against Psl Lewis to l.. Amber y l. saltpstre 70
20 be % m a @ for G oarn
e lead at the start with H. D. Fern Leaf and sGIssnf
t he half Here souvenir took the lead never
Lewis anishrd second fensth and hall before Wynoaa
third. Tne-li5. l. IL d. finished next To last MutuAis
TiFin RAcE-Purse $780, one mile and furlor s.over
fve hurdles:
Kenny j coSnoys r. h. Joe shelby aged, lS5 aarsi
Revere Stables B. Puritan aged l?9 iSean9a H. Lees
Shelby $50 F"Tlian SO tp nsd s shelby 10
Is Joe Shelby led iss second silver Dean
aI.t led shelby BY length to & the hall where ere
a., s the jump but Bs tired
%scs second pscs r., ahead o, Man sys.
mai
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

The notorious Mrs. Susan j. Edgar f) Jennings,
OF Conover Caawba County G. Ia again sending her
and wealthy OF New.
York. relying upon her former exposure having blown
The Charity Organization Society ts caution
the public against this se~d and successful begging let
writer IL Will be remembered that she In
spapers In 1880 II Is believed that she also
upon the citizens other principal Northern cities
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Runs st FS,t a1%S Sa.c H. on ba,AtG
York St Louis !. Stolen bases Connor l. Ward snd
Denny l. Struck out-New York. ;St Louis o. hr
York l2 81 Louis Home Three Isss .sS
Quinn Connor and Keefe. Wild ptches.heay. Keefe l.
Cmplre-Mr Fulmer Time OF game-2:0o.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
NEw-YORK CITY.

NEW-1Okk CITI.
"K. Sit IL understood that Mayor Grace did not
vote at all.
Tho Police Board yesterday appointed ftty-two pa
trolmsn and employed ono young man ON probation.
"w H. K, Columbus, Ohio"-Yes by the Oregon,
City OF Rome Etruria and UmbriA
The business failures In the last seven days. - 70
ported 70 r G. Dun Co., OF The Mercantile Agency.
number III the United States, and for Canada 30,
aeainss 166 last week
Manager AmberR, OF tho Thalia Theatre is
turning from his European tour the French steamer
La Bourgoxns, whioh due here on Sunday He brings
him several OF the latest European successos In
Opera, comedy and drama
Jacob Weaver. OF No. eos West sixty-stGhthAt,
pushed . stono Oh the embanfmeat At esventiethAt
and NnthavA yesterday. The ssone broke the arm OF
Joseph Buffalo, Ia3orer. OF No. 69 ThompsoneI, who
was resting ut the foot of tho embsnkmsnt weaver
arrested although he said he did not mean to hurt
Buffalo.
Fortunate CampAno and Francis Rvs, ages about six
and eighteen arrested yesterday on complaint
of Michael e. Mckvoy and Thomas Dufkin. Tenthave.
msrshants who charged boys with psssinG unter
felt money Countereit coins were found IN the pos
session OF the prisoners Commissioners Grimth hold
them for examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

vs,s.r,. ana ,esouea ths esL Policeman wuuem
ssSssf ssycd ne Ssy. whs ss fsshss sven ss secc
cosnisa.es oi ths natter saa Laws sps''s~
mant a probably assured.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
RESCUED BY PoLICExAS ON pRoBl,yox

George J. Law. policeman on probation,
One-h eesthst. aud his Two children
Amelia, are eight and Charlss ak upset ct west
Ope-h nudred end eightoenth-st They were drovnins
vhep ~w 5anps4 IN. vsaeat tsktaE sus 70 pull ohis
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun risc. 6l9 eso Moon rises 4o4 Moons ago. %
HIGH wArEa-
AM-sandy Hook. 6l2 Gov Isrd. 6:44 Hell Gate. 833
PA-Sandy Hook. B3l Gov. Isld. 7.O3 Hell Cato. S.62
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
A TOTAL ECLIPSE

OF all other medicines by Dr. X " Perces Golden Medical
Discovery approaching Unrivallei bilious disorders,
impure blood and consumption which scroulous disease Of
the lungs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
JERSEY CITY.
NEWJERsEY

Police Commissioners Fenncr thrown from light wagor
III BayOnDe yesterday ami seriously but not ;ay nured
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
GAMES IN OTHER PLACES.

To-day the Baltimore club VIII play In Brooklyn al
the Athletics on staten lsland.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Drowsy feelings foretell approaching sick
ness. Prevent both by using Parkers Tonic.
HindercOrns, the best cure for cOrns. Is cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

uppsr part Of this stats are expected. Both men are n
Ass trf Hsuisa 70 traiatnx at Rocka6sy ana Toveo
6nss tsiAl yeaterdAy % jamaica
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Adult Dose 80 drops In q wineglassiul Of water
See thousands Of cercates AZ Murray street Sold By
all druggists. Price IS and 50 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144 Lexngton.ave. between 10Th and 3Dth stI
Uours-S TO l. tot Diseases Of the Nervous system
Genito Urinary Organs Impotence and sterllity
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
Ann0unocmentA
AN OLD ESTABLISHED ARTICLE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IL
BIAS CBLEBRATRD VENETIAN LISr,

CRAMPS, DnRRHGA, DYsESTERY. NAUSEA SICK HEAD
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