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New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
HIS LIABILITIES $25, ,OOO-AN ATTACHMENT Issurl

HIS LIABILITIES $25. .0OO-AN ATTACHMENT ISSUED
Heavy shades concealed the interior OF klun-
ders flower in Broadway all day yesterday anu
deputy sheriff stayed within. Tho door was fasLeneu
with q paddock. and tho numerous rriends OF Mr Mum
der who had read OF his misfortune In the newspapers
aud had called extend their sympathy coud gam no
admitfaucs Mr.. Klunder not TO be FOUND IN Dis
usual hauns and his little band OF creditors were most
~ out of town and giving themselves no uneasness
TO tho outcome Mr.. Klunders clerks had not heatu
from him. but 10 was believed tnAt no
would return tomorrow and attempt 10
straighten out his affairs number OF pau
debts flowers bought and not paid Tor are among n
assets and these believed he will give 10 somo ono
to collect at once round numbers his liabilities arc
about S25 600 with nominal assets larkeiy IN uhpau
accounts amounting to the same sum. MI klunder 10
NOT running year the shop al export which SUI
his and Is commonly believed To Dc uhuor
hIs control Y...,.. r.,
An attachment was granted yesterday by Justice In
graham Of the Superior Court against MT kIunucrs
property I'm the suit OF James Chambers to recover
81 092 40 promssorv notes made IN March ana April
Neil McCAllun, by whom they were fndorsed. is also
made a defendant In the suit. Tho complaint cnareos
Mr. KIuuder with having disposed or his properly Win
intent TO defraud his crrditors Bunenstiei Hirscn
ATTORNEYS for the plain M that Judgments nave peou
ot med against the defendant In several SUITS put
have not been entered because Mr. kunder asked tnst
they should not bo, saying that would lnJuro MS ps
ness and that be would soon mako things rlgnt. IL 70
also charged that the florist made IN
regard to his property At sing sing one o
winch was that mortgage OF $4,000 amounted 10 ohv
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW-YORK. SATURDAY, JULY II, 1850
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Chateau Yqnem (Fr) Journei sBordeaux Juy A.
passengers TO Funch Edge Co. Arrived at
Steamer faHarno (Br) Gray 6ra days with
fruit and passenger Merritt Fruit Co. .,.
ssa%e o sacr MG2nS maonsa 1% alget o r
Steamer York, Byrne New ortans days with mdse
Bark Fortuna JGerl UnrIch, Pnau Ga days with mdse
Bark Alice Nor Jacobsen, Amsterdam 40 days with iron
bark Sor Wester tBr, Mcw6innie DarbadOes IA days,
with sugar to Brown Bros & co. vessel TO master 70
RaGk ra " Mn;iIyeTv Grimm Manzana 6 days with
Nichols.
sUNsET-wind at Sandy Hook, light S; hazy. AT City
Island light SW; clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer ger. Pezoldt, Gohenburg July with
mdse and passengers To Kunhardt q co.
De y'sT Fsa9 Fes Eys EG1s&' Antwerp June 20 via
steamer CITY Of Ncdord Bavis. Dali FLYER, with mpse to
Ship Minister Marine Cof st John, NBl. Mclaughlin, "a
Iloho l23 days, with sugar to order, vessel TO E"en
Bark Agnes or Knulsen oportO 80 days with ndse to
Bark Belle wcosIer Higgins cardenas days with sugar
Bark Jose Mqre Lso9a MSi%9a1 Gays with sugar to
Bark Rose OF Devon CBr Dame. Antigua ls days with
sugar to IL rowdges sons Vessel to Whitney g. Co.
to ORDER vessel to Miller IL Houghton.
CLEARED.
Steamer Richmond Hill tBr, Hyde London-Hcnderson
England (BD, lieeley LiyerpOOl-F W Hurst.
steamer Baltic CBr, Burton Liverpool via Quecnstown-
steamer Australia Ger, Franck, Hamburg Phelps Bros
G
steamer Britannia (Fr) Parazols, MarselcsJ W Elwel
steamer Trinidad (Br. Fraser, Barbadoes-A E outer.
steamer Latharna lBr). Gray Kngston-W W Hurlbut.
saratoga, Curtis HaV1na-JaS r. ward & Co
Conal. Daniels, Key West and &alveston-C IL
steamer Knckerbocker Kembe New. .orleans-s II Sea
Steamer FL Dorado Hawthorn New orleans-John Van
Sicko
Steamer Chaahoocee, Catherine, savapnahH YOnge Jr.
steamer Delaware winnett, Charleston-J W Qumtard
steamer Richmond. Boaz Newport News and West Point
Old Dominion - Co. - - $1,000
mOnd-Old Dominion - co.
steamer Z Knight. Chichester Alexandria and George
steamer GIea1owe CBr O'Nein delphia-Lawrcnce
Giles Il Co.
Steamer II L DimO)k Hallett. BO,tOn-lL + DmOck.
ship Oneida. McGhvery, HavTe-R Buck q Co.
snip Manuel Laguno. Smaley san FranciseoVan Vlceck
Bark Olga utan. sabattino Bilboa -slocovich & Co.
Bark Rachel Emery, Wyman Buenos Ayre-John Norton
Bark Lizzie tBr), sebrc Santa Fe AR-John Dunn
Bark (r duncan Port Elizabeth, Af-John Norton
Bark Conductor (3r Forsyth Rotterdam w BeRtaux.
SAILED.
stcamcrs,Etruria Baltic. Liverpoo France Rich
noni II III and Persian Monarch London Ethiopia glasgow;
ecrain otteriam NOorland Antwerp, NOrmandie avre;
Vertumnus Montego Bay Saratoga COmal Calves
tom Knckerbocker ii Dorado New Orleans Chatahoo
Hicbimond Newport Tews + C knight Ceorgefown
Ships sirius for Hamburg Deutschland, Bremen Monarch,
Hamburg, Oneida Havre.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July l7-sae, Tower Hill (Br), Archer
pLYMOuTH July l7-Arrved, steamer HammOnia Ger,
Schwensen from New York on her way to Hamburg and
HAvRE July 7-saled, steamer Labrador (Fr), Haute
rive, for New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

John \. Ducker on Tie evening or July caIled
headquarters of the County Democracy Of the Win
Assembly District No lj0 SiXhavc, in response 10
become member Of the organization. There
John F. CAV The secretary Patrick McCabe and
or others on making known his willingness 10 JON the
organization MI Ducker strongly objected To by
Mct abe the ground that he had taken part in citizens
movement. MI Duckcr suggested that Mctahes political
clean. IL declared that Mc abe
sole Assembly candidate McCabc became angry.
words followed ending by McCabe striking Quicker
witla For us Ducker hal McCabe arrested Twice
tlc J. The hearing OF the trial has been fixed by the
Market anh each time has
jouncd disgust Mr. Ducker and his Witnesses. Tie
date tie been fixed for "Wednesday and
Ducker T. whether political influence Will
postpone the hearing until lac and his witnesses tired OF
rOlu = 10
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
7H0UGHrs rnAI SHOULD KEEP Owe coo L.

Win inc mercury StduulDP pctslSttHNly
above 9Oo. people thinking about the cold days
that coming next winter. when the roads Will he
covered with snow ana the sound Of the sleigh
bell viii be heard in the land Some persons. however
Oh TO anticipate the seasons, and among them
the James GoOd Company. OF Albany. who are AL
ready with orders FOR sieghs for the coming
Jhis house. OF the Oldest Ia the trade does
itself the building ~ srishs II builds all
of carriages and ts workmanship and finish make
the landaus coupcs and rocgawsys which 1t turns out
among the Dnest vehicles which one can lind IN long
Journey. Besides all THE the firm has r great
Improvement carriage cOnstrnctlon aud embodied
iu the Drawing Room Coach" This carriage has
ceIved this because 1t exceeds the ordinary
comfort AMI luxury about AS much Pullman
exceeds ordinary
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
KING HEROD LAID OUT.

King Herod killed the infants, but the Holman f'' vi"
them
For reething troubles Ill Condition, Cholera lnthn IN
dg,stOn Vomiting sour Curi P"eNlshntss lH tn,in ";
Slrcplrssncss MaTasulus Poor Appetite ana an Nn, -,
Sah and Bowel troubles which destruetl M '
life nOMANS INFANT PAD is the only reineoy Una" 10 ~
once afc and sure.
Mrs W. T. Agate 100 Cutler st. Newark, ~ j. "ri'''
G. W HOLMAN NJ. -, Sir -" After using your baDy ta
two weeks my baby better many ways ne h-S o'
been troubled "A single day with constipation uo
much improve ed and he sleeps better AZ hs"s '
ever before Thanks TO your BABY PAD
MRS. BERBIER. 2.73G Thomas 81. phlla. writes
HOLMAN PAD CO." After giving my little ono eNeiS,
thing prescribed, and finding her hourly grownF "o &C.
applied your Baby Pad-n gave me ray OF hupe.
gentlemen accept mothers bessing or Ia hEe uys no
Cholera lniantum checked and toHAy sho 10 "'"'
rugged child"
Another Phadephi mother writes us
MY baby WAS reduced by Cholera nfanum 10 u n'rS
slclrtun within hours aftet the fad Was sppn''
a main and the chd MAS sleeping the s1ecp vi
lie"
ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE u 90.
HOLMAN PAD CO.. l20 WILLIAM 81, N. :.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
ALONG THE SOUND.

GRPExwICH-Thc is fairly OPEN the cottagers nav
Belle Haven presents beautiful picture on
any evening hops at the Indian IIarbor Hotel every
saturday guests from other hotels 10
that place lTageIy received his appoint 70
last week ateTward declined IT, There are
now two applicants III Tho hcd.
BRIpGEroRr-P. r. Barnums Recreation Han, hith,iilp
srd a. Skfng rink being Transformed into theatre
capahc seating 1000 persons II VIII bc known ~ @
Theatre Helknap There great scarcity IN the sup
rv al fresh n,i Yesterday Mrs Eliza Rowe, age my
I'VE m from of story building, fory feet
tai III
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
THE ACCIDENT AT SHAFT NO TWENTY.SIX.
kYerYthing Was gOing on "a nsnal xestcrda,

'1'' ''''''0 W. 7''10 O' 10 UhII'II yEoICIWtIy
afteTnOOn al shaft No Z6 u the lueduct AL
hundred and- -eIgnthst. and Tcnth-aye-
scene OF the shocking accdeBt OF Friday night.
had been suspended for hoIrs immediately after
The accident but when the day gang arriysd the shaft
was cleared ana the digging and mason work went on
wth' III interruption No blame attaches to ANYBODY on
the spol aud no Investigation has lar been
necessaIy. The four iniurel men lying IN the NV
Manhattan Hospital Teuth-avc. and Ono huud 80. and
lhrty-nrsst are DONG b-ter than have been
pecled OI"oe is the only QUO likely to die, though
D Brlebs condition 10 serious.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
THE PURSsELL CONPANT'S EMBARRA SSMENE
M de Dlnn,nnr.ts lrnIn lhe f1ilurn tho

Company OccuIfcd Yesterday. deputy sheriff holding
judgement for $4,000 against the company and in
Edward HarO the only aoni the premises during
The day. The fuIssrs making Efforts
then enh9Irascns and as their creditors disposed
deal mildly with them II Is believed that settlement
effected within fortnight whereby bakery
will be running again at The old stand The creditors win
again July y. and by that time the furniture
and fixtures In TIE Broadway stores which takes place
WEDNESDAY The benefit of the aITio and
Company euiS viii be- finished and Will
10 determine prospects for The other 100000 Otsin
claims
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TRANSATLANTIC TRA VELLRRS

Sailed by the Etrnra Cunardl for Liverpool yes
terday George Alexander. Mr. and James A Burden
Judge and Mrs T. Carroll Brewster Major W. O. Cummings
Mr aud Mrs Edward Cooper Countess Clanwiiam MI and
Mfs + Day The Rev taspar A. Gregory, DR. George h..
Gin. MI and Mrs J. b Lockwood Di. W. r. Lusk Bishop
Mora. the Rev M Marion tbs Rev. j. H. McIvanr Judge
Mccarthy. Dalton Met aTthy the Rev. r. Moore Dr IT. New
berry, Marquis De Peralta, George W. I,win A
helgm.n. Count Leo Thun. Lewis Turner aud tue REV
Vincent ~
Sailed by La Normandio (Frcnch for Havrc Dr William
Bass John II Bass. G. l.. DObson T. Egan John IInyor
James r. Kelly, W. H. Leonard T. e. Martin A Oppeuh.lner
T. Is. Sweeney and John hooti
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TWO FRATERNTTIES 10 MOLD CONVENTIONS.
The Executive Council of the Delta Pan

Delta fraternity have just issued call for The twenty
annual convention delegates from the different
The reunion viii Ee place at Louisville Ky, August 25
26 amt ~ Besides the usual public exercises and dinner
number O.. important matters affecting the financial
OF the atcu and lis extension to other colleges viii
be discus ed The society has chapters IN thirty three
lcges chiefly IN Ohio Illinois and other Western
Delegate and alumni nom all Of these Will be present
Louisville convention.
The sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. whose chapters are
pay u southern colleges has last
nnal oMtoM % be hold AT Atanta. Ca Anam,t
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, at very
heavy cost, series of Special Cable
Dispatches from Europe. either written
by or authorized as public expression OF
their views by prominent men in Europe.
These dispatches will be valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now in progress
in England
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
THE COURT rs.
TIE CHAMBERS STREET RAILROAD ALL RIGHT.
II.n GuernL Cn1lri Nn.te

Justice lngraham of the Superior Court. yesier-
dav denied the motion made in behalf Of Joel W Mason to
make permanent the temporary Injunction obtained by nan
restraining Chambers Street and Grand street Ferry Rail
road Company from constructing or operating railroad on
that portion running through Madison 81 "n
New Chambers 10 Grand Sis where The cN tOmmSSi"nci
property. The Judge holds thai although The b0ih oi
Aldermen did and vote upon the ordinance
giving consent to IN" building Of the road within
Mayor had vetoed H. s action aft'r"d IN pass
valid ht, II had been restrained
bv an nimucr ION from acting within The time specified lie
also holds that the O the owners of oncn IN value
of property proper although some OF
the consents signed hy their attorneys ana proved oy
subscribing h; uo acknowledged. The temporary
imLmnct.on is vacated M.lA sIu o-l, 10 The pIlntn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

By biunder or the telegraph 1t was reported
The other day that Rear Admral John IOrmer Woren
commanded The Monitor during her battle with the Merrmac
rad suddenly c'cd al Newport 4 daughter a nd
grandson Of Admiral Woren
representation O the Monitor Merrmac IN Md
when the report received there the lady
was Just pointing out to her son The vessel which his grand
father COMMANDED. when the announcement Admr,
WOr'cn death made by the si,s,.
guenty learned that not Rear Admiral Worden but
Rear Admiral Reed Wericn whose death occurred Al
miTal MOrden 10 IN good health
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.

old frame moved throug the streets or ts
CITY Friday was IN Ericst and the contractor uen ' t
a which drawn out of position D
t ,rb Of the house Some of the wires got tangled WIN
The WIRES Of the Jersey City Electric Light Company The ecc
trc wires were broken and part the city was In az
Friday night The dynamo machine which supplied the current
was DESTROYED 1t was worth $1,000
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
HOME r NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvALS

Grand Hotei-The Rev. Herrlck johnson, of
Chicago - o6man House-William Henry Clifford. OF
Portland Me-. Victoria Hotei-Clayton McMicnae, OF
Pnladelphi 49,. Hotel Brunseck-CariOs 8. Greeley.
OF ST. Louis Aibemdrie Hotct-Assistant Fish Com
missioner T. B. Ferguson, OF Washington.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
RAIL REDUCED ONE.HALF.
On juno 90 JUS ic. Mgraham Issuod an order OF

i =
arrest against Ewool Sanders and Jacob Young compos
ing firm Sanders Noung mission merchants IN a
brought hy An-clm ocrr IN which he charges them
with having unawuy and appropriated goods ana
li- worth g., Win, they held in hdIcaTy
capacity held bail 5000 each. Yesterday
Judge denied motion vae,tr TIE order hut resu' Ell
bail to 800 each. He must b" decided the
trial whether cOuntcclam set up by them Tor
Il sbuIseIntAtS ) valid
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
SUFFERING sEVERELr FROM BUrys

w. III. Phillips. Jerry" GIlfov and Patrick
MACK who were burned 6y an explosion Of gas Long
Branch Thursday sti In the Chambers Street Hos
pta yesterday they all severely burned about the
face and hsnds Their suffering continues but there no
danger that either One Will die. 49,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
NEW.IEESEY TOWNS.

Charles SchllinT. Boston beer brewerSwho
wanted there on OF having shot man. was ares
Yesterday about TO board the Bremen steamer fa
P,TpnsoN-nr Jacob Ucnqclcr, prominent German
of city. In straight jacket AT the uss
Hospital yesterday having been sent there from ho'ei "
AsI,nrv PARK " hc became insane OF Friday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
CAUSE or The ADVANCE IN CORN MEAL


,,, , uas p " spui, w ,ne price oI corn meal
10 VI Z2d VI rs where the market Is The has
been attributed by the bulls Ia reports OF dfouth In tho
West aud Southwest but the conservatives that IL h due
to farmers giving more attention 10 gathering their crops than
moving thelr corn 10 market and cIOps are
gathered then the granaros Will be empted OF their Old
stock. ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Newspoys 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 to
run short. Travellers who find that the
newsboy has run short Of TRIBUNeS will
obiqe this office by reporting the fact by
postal card. and especially giving informa-
ton as to what tram it was.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
N.LsICLIEsILR COENIY.

Nrw ROCHELLE Rails and ties for New Rochelle and Pei
and Rochelle street railroads are being u>
frbufrd along proposed routes The Town Eoarl @"
once visited Hudson Thursday for the purpose oil
inspect ing their newly y-aoquircd pleasure grOunds
RYF-The Dr. Frederick Courtney, of Boston, VIII
prcac. to-day IN Chlst Church
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
GENERAL OBSERVANCE OFTnEBALF aoLyD1y

ne SATURDAY, haf holiday was more Widely OBJ
served yesioay than before great many OF prom
lnent houses N Fuips IIOokyn adopted the
closing at noon O'Clock aud VIII keep mp during the hot
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
COPING THE EARLY RECORDS OF THE cIrY.

The force of clerks IN the office OF Captain
Twomey clerk nj tOun' II, has been 'hs'g"i
Oil recor.s OF the city govern
These dat. tack IA. nurch settlement and come
revolutionary when tty Wcir prlnl.i M"s
oil tLess old volumes Ia Giapdaied e0hson lhe boa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
READY TO BURY THE WIRES.
VOW NE VNsUCCE~sFUL COMPANIES FELL ABUt
THE AWARDS.


THE AWARDS.
The Consolidated telegraph and Electric Sub
wav Company, OF this city, whose proposal 10
placo the electric conductors underground was ap-
proved by the subway Commission on rlday nieu
yesterday copy of the articles OF Incorporation
with Mr.. Seton, the cOm1ni sioners secretary ne
company through It's officers, also expressed lis
infeitIon to comply with the PROVISIONS OF re
comm sson's agreement with it, aud to be ready
soon furnish the bond for $500 600 as pledge OF
its proper performance of the work. If ID. II. u +
sctt hose proposition was not accepted IN rlday,
is invited to have share IN the Consolidated Snp
wav Ompanys work, 1t was stated IN various
quarters yesterday that the instruction w'iK
would probably be begun at once as Mr. Dorset l,
already in possession OF the plant ana
machinery necessary 10 laying he conduits besldes
this the mater al TO be emplOyedln the constructive
work is more nearly IKE that furnished by tr. Dor
set than any of the other companies, aud for that
reason IT would take new companies some tiine 10
get ready the requisite machinery.
he work of removing the telegraph poles ana
Standards. wherever they now are Is TO be done at
the expense OF the companies operating the wires
thereon. As to the construction work II the most
is made Of the available plant, il Is predicted that
as much as a quarter 10 half mile day OF CONDUIT
can be LAID, depending on the number OF gangs
of men put TO work. he Subway Commission re-
serves the right TO modify the plans or construc-
ton of the system and the mater al used al any
time that II deems proper. Spaces shall be rented
TO any authorized company operating IN any street
or highway IN the city that may Apply for them.
No company lease spaces u at they do not actu-
ally need to the detriment OF Others ~hG may de-
sire 10 use them. No charge is to he made to the
electrical conductors. The rent to be collected from
oil others using spaces shall not exceed
tie present cost of maintaining conductors 10 the
companies occupying them.
II was stated yesterday that in all probablhty
the Consolidated Subway Company would be
served with injunction IN a uay or TWO, or as
soon as the contract between il aud the COmmls-
sion signed restraining II from beginning Work.
The Injunction Will be procured by some Que OF
tre disappointed companies that presented pro.
pOsas 70 the commission on Friday and failed of
acceptance. They claim that certain of their
Patented rights will suffer he Consolidated Sub
way Company saws that II rs expecting such step
against II and will be prepared {" offer a bond
pending the issue of the decision on the argument.
The company is confident that no delay will resu
70 the Deglnnllg Of the work by sucn prOceedIn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Estimate the asked for clerical hire for the
Common Council condition that the work OF copying these
Old records should lie begun this year far i've OF the
seventy. five old books have been completed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
KLUNDERS STORE STILL CLOSED.

highly pleased with the reform and believe that has come
stay Business OF all kinds IA now pracucay suspehuc" ~
New-York on Saturday afternoons.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRrMs perfectly
hearing and perform the work Of the Natural Drum
Invisible comfortable and always in position All
and whispers heard distinctly. send for illustrated
with testimonials free Address call on T. llsCOA,
s53 Broadway, y. ~ Mention this paper.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TRYING TO FORCE Mr.. CoMsToCK OUT

Estranged and dscoidant relations continue 10
exist between the members of the Civil Service
nnatons "a AZ 'e ouS'S i1oqse ana A.
who knows the situation aud who sees
the boidness with which Private Secretary
Parker, Surveyor Beattie and Deputy Collector
Berry operate fully believes that the Democratic
members tMr: Ooerly, at any rate) of the Uni'ed
States Civil Service Commission are In cOusiun
with them. Nothing was heard from Washington
yesterday as 10 the CommissioD's action upon the
reports made concerning Mr. Hedden's course
willing to make it's report pubic. The majority re-
port winch Messrs Davis and Berry got up with the
astute advice of Mr. Beat tie and Mr. Parker is of
course a complete whitewash 1t undertakes to re-
move MI. Hedden quite out OF the pale OF discus
sl0n and TO draw IN Mr. COmsio ock, formerly OhaIr-
man Of the board. instead. Ii accuses Mr. Com
stock of various irregularities in handling the
Civil Service eligible lists. all of which he stOutly
denies. Mr.. Comstock has been in the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Announcements

Earl & Wilson's f. g. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns are ths best sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l44Lerin gton-sve.. between !)th AIT I)st ~
Honrs-S to |. 5to l. Diseases Of tho Nervous SyS,r'
Gento- Urinary organs Inpotence All ,s,rhlGH
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

DRIGHT'S DISEASE Is caused by abuse, en'
ceases neryou, )lntS. sot!sr tfti ~ ,ts.i
turcS diseased prostate 0L Al init u; ,s woIso
not whale tlos okls@ oi -.tnra Min.
asse. sc,reiiy All IA, AsL1cl Nai.t''< s''
sral spring Water cures tho Il inel iipi .n .s
blaiider gravel ma ara ~, csrt tcAs1
Phy sicians llv,o5 tui oo)S with uro's'u' ~'" '
OF cures free ~ x,., urntcAI BUVEAu,
ASAn HA " l0i Broadw " ~, Sew-tss3
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

If a local newsdeaIer does not have a
sufficient supply of TRI3UNES, readers
can always order the paper by mail They
will save money thereby, as THE TRlB'
UNE is only $3.50 per year by mail, post
ace paid. Mail subscribers will get their
papers by the same early train as the
newsdeaIers.
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH.
Address changed as often as necessary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sun rises 440 Sets 724 Moon $50 Moons age IL
HIGH WATER
4 M-sandy Hook 9:Ol Gov. Is'd 0.SS Hell Gate l27
p M-sandy Hook 0.03 Gov. 9:39 Hell Gate 1l.2o
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
COTTON DRESS FABRICS +:

$50 EMBROIDERED CANVAS ROREs At ,oo
EACH REDUCED FROM $1,000
200 IMPORTED WHITE SWISS FvRRoIDpRpn
ROBES AT 1915 EACH REDUCED FROM $3.50
800 PIECES FRENCH SATINE AT ljc PER yApn
REDUCED FROM SIC.
200 PIECES FANCY SCOTCH GlSGUtM AT ga
PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 4jc
500 PIECES CROCODILE CREPE AT 25c ppm
YARD; REDUCED FROM 7jc
800 PIECES WHITE BR0CHE INDIA CLOTH AT
25c PER YARD; REDUCED FROM Sjc
1000 PIECES SHEER DRESS PLAIDs AT Ioc PER
YARD: REDUCED FROM l5c.
1900 PIECES DO. AT ,2tc. PER YARD; REDUCED
FROM lsc.
500 PIECES FANCY WHITE GOODS STRIPED
AND PLAiD AT l22c. PER YARD; REDUCED FROM
lSc.
200 PIECES FANCY SATIN BROCADE AT 25c PER
YARD; REDUCED FROM 4Oc
1000 PIECES INDIA LINEN AT &C., l2ac. AND lls
PER YARD REDUCED FROM l0Lc.. l5c. ANDIsc
THEY ALSO OFFER MANUFACTURERs srocY