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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
BROOKLYN.

Edward J. Bergen son OF the late Jacob Bergen, has
been granted an absolute divorce from his wife.
The free swimming baths OF the city will be opened
to-day. They are at Conover. Bridge and Noble sts
The Row. william H. Ford. pastor OF the Middle Re
formed Church, will sail for Europe on the Furnessia
to-day.
regular police force consisting Of a captain, four
sSrgeants, three Toundsmen. one detective and SIX
patti has already been organized by the New Lots
Police Commissioners.
Joseph Werringer, a beer wagon driver. who was
charged with causng the death or Michael krouse last
SATURDAY was DISCHARGED by Justice konna yesterday
The Coroner's jury eXOnerated him from ali blame.
Frederick Schenck the letter-carrier who
vlcsd of rohbng mails failed TO appear before JUS
ce Benedict Tor sentence yesterday HIS counsel SAID
that be i'll and that he never could stand the hArd
labor OF state prison. postponement was granted
General Alfred c. Barnes has offered his resignation
as colonel OF the 10 Regiment He says that the pres
sure Of duties copels him to take the step The
general performed in the aggregate fifteen years OF
National Guard duty.
There no change in the situation at the Navy Yard
No further orders have been received from Washington
OF the force there only about dozen men at
work IN the and these preparing the dry dock
for The Atlanta
An action has been brought before Justice Cullen
Avenue Primitive Methodist Church. to recover dam-
ages TO property caused by the running II trains past
tfe church during service. The contradiction. 1t ia
claimed has dwndled third of Its former sze In
consequence OF the noise and the building would not
sell at cOet.
were found IN starving condition at No. 300 Courst.
Yesterday. Two OF the children were down with the
measles The other two and Mrs Schmidt we're suffer
nE greatly for lack of food. lhey nave only bcen III
he country few weeks and Schmidt only succeeded IN
Getting work two days ago. Coroner Menninger has
taken steps to relieve them.
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OPENING RACES Al MONMOUTH PARK.
A GOOD BUT NOT BRILLIANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A
THAT OUGHT TO WIN.
The Monmouth Park meeting begins to-day
With seven races on the card While the programme 10
not particularly brilliant, 1t is good and any one going
there is assured Of the worth OF his money. The
first race 10 for a prso of 500. 1 mile.
Blackstone though he carries the top weight,
no pounds ought to win Little Minch should be
second Tue Hopeful stakes for two.year'oihs "
mile comes fremont IL IN 1t, but then he has u
put NJ a Twelve pound penalty. The Dryer Brothers
also have Hanover, son OF Hndoo. named to start:
Now reports say that Hanover flying youngster aud
is 81 tho Dwyers will not start fremont,
who will be II he runs, but
W m stake their Hanover who, IN case his
st,,be companion is OF It, should win. The race for
second place Is likely TO be close between tho Julieta
King Ernest colt and La Juive. with the chances III
favor Of Mr. Nithers's entry.
For the Ocean stakes the Dryers again nave Two on
trie. Mis- WoOdf0rd and Pontiac II Is not likely that
both viii start. but whichever one wears their
see"ua place Rupert with only ninety six pounds on
ms back should away with the Long Brancn Han IL
can !. miles white that gooI colt Ten Booker although
rnm Martin aud named TO start ought To get
Ihr nace. The Welter Cup. mile. COMES nfth Rock
.nd.Kye at the weights appears 10 be the best OF
the lo most likely 10 eaten the Judges eyes nrst
aud Banner should he second Inc sixth race Is
A selling affair. Why can't Reveller win IT aud Edge
field get place There IL great deal OF doubt as 10
iust what horses Will In the steepechass, but,
cordng TO the entries. though no Is giving away
lumps OF weight Major PICKETT should win and Eost
ought to get the place.
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ApDroprla
AppTOprla-
LESS THAN A WEEK MORE FOR cHACOy.

careful observation was maintained over
Cbacon the con vcted murderer, yesterday IN his cell
x.re assjrnsd to the death watch during the day
ChacOn docs not appear nervous or uneasy as II ne
aprrehendei that has death was 30 near Al hahL lie
eats his meals with regularity aud has Coca appetite
Tie door OF his cell Is not fastened lie smokes ana
talks With tue keepers and ami then sits down ior
a time TO read Father Duraaquet spent considerable
time with him yesterday ana IN the afternoon macon
We visited by his sisters. Nothing has been done
toward the erection OF the scaffOd. but WORK Will Oesn
I'm "A few dave workmen now busy laying aspha!-
tuin walk. the interior court OF the prison IL
was said that scarOd will probably Oe erected on
thr west side OF the yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
FOOD FORA STARVING BABY.

Thomas Kearns age twenty-five, OF No. o3 bay ard
AZ was committed Justice PattersOD at the omDs on
snuda for days Tor being intoNc ated Ms we wenl 10
Tie Tos Thursday but could not see Justice RAJ
As he Was not sitting this She looked pae ana
and tod the charge that the iennOnthsod DaDy
viii, armed IN her arms was dying from sa
house and lac gave her note
70 Isiice MuIray she returned 10 the Iomb but ionu
III sle was TOO late the Justice had home sne
could 20 10 ther the disappointment had made her 81.
weaIer Than she Sal upon The Tons steps hhOi
,r'e and then started home She had only reached
Erank I'm 81 hen baby died. Court Oncers Walsh nc
and GeTay charge OF the mother and her dea
1anv and gave Justice Murray discharged
T.la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
THE TWO EICIsE BOARDS,

President Haughton of the old Board of Excise,
said yesterday yet determined what
ngs be begun the writ Of granted
by General. II than probable that
proceedings OF this kind would be begun un tho
Brunt Of lie added that tho
had formally dem anded possession VI the
books papos OF the old board The old board viii
their once. and will draw all objections TO the new
board receiving the Icse moneys the new board WIN eI
proper Controller received the
the old board He has received that Of the new
board he does receive he will send " the Corpora
ton he should do the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
NETWORK CITY.

Daniell & Sons store will be closed next Monday,
also on Saturdays at l o'clock.
A deaf-nufe who appeared TO he insane, was
found III the Bowery yesterday and sent to Bellevue
Hospital.
Controller Ioew found yesterday that John
Murray, an inspector of weights aud measures, had
overpaid the city So.
Justice $. VI. Ehrlch. of The City Court, was pre-,
sento1 yesterday by Coroner Levy. III behaif OF
many friends. with a handsome badge OF ONCE.
J1ck fell from a building IN West Fifty sec
ond-st. yesterday and broke the head OF frasno
Proset0. Of No. 637 Eleventh-ave.
a seaman, was found last evening in the East River
at Pier No. %.
l.. o. Oakley. age seventy. who lives in Newark
and is IN business at No. 10 Vesev-st., was fonnd
unconscious at Church and Vescy SITS. last evening
Health Officer Smith has ordered the hospital
ship Illinois to her anchorage III the Lower bay,
for active service beginning next Wednesday.
John Thornton of Thornton g.. Co., machinery
dealers No. 10 Waker-st. was arrested last even
ing upon the charge Of receiving stolen goods ana
taken to Police Headquarters, where he gave pall.
The body of a man dressed in blue suit and nav
ing a leather belt. with bayonet attached, ABOUT
the waist was found In the North River. An un-
known iabOreTs body was found In inc East
River.
William Ellis, a Welshhan, sailed from Liver
pool on the steamship CITY of Chicago. when
three DAYS Mt sea he was discovered TO be violently
insane aud on Saturday he jumped overheard ana
was drowned spite OF all the efforts nade 10 save
hIm
fair IDEA may be gained of the rapldlty win
which he work is going forward on the Equitable
Life building from the fact that on wall seventy
feet long eighteen bricklayers were at work yester-
day. one nan to each four feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
FEATURES OF THE NEW CITY DIRECTORY

The Trow City Directory Company will have its
city aectOy for 1856 ready for the public on Tuesday
This the centennial number aud IN the preface Is
printed directory OF 1885 published by David FRANKS
which AS names for hve inhabitants the popu
1880. The present number contains
3l3y3 and addressed increase OF over 3OO0
last year, showing that the population Is now about
l569s0o The work OF vassns COMPILING printing and
large mplete map directory The
second edition Of copanys business directory out
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n FJREuEy SERIOUSLY INJURED.

A slight fire called several companies OF fire
men 10 No. "a Jones-st. yesterday. "hiie Ehzihe no
80 WAS luruing Carkson-sL from Carhnc-sl. the
hind wheels slipped the Car tracks and the machine
c.uns near hem. upset Foreman J.. A Scanloh WAS
t.rown TO the pavement ana hurt seriously. Az ~
V,ncents HI .pt al later said that he proDADIy
,c he d.anled for several weeks. His coIiaT-bone
wss broken ana mis- head WAS cut As Truck No . was
tnrnng out O. Bieecker-st into JOnes-st Fireman W.
Cayanarh fell OF aud MS leg was cut III several
Hisces lie went home after the wounds we're band
4a.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
NEVIS FEOM THE SUBUEBS
LIKELY TO DIE FROM HIS INJURIES.

Thomas Turey. twenty-five OF No 236 Tenth St. Jer
sey City Francis Hospital dylg from yurles re-
Tnrle;. Charles Gallagher, OF 5-J
henderson and some az young mon were PLAYING caId
that ght Turley and Gallagher had falling out i
ager the lace lay wait Tor Iurlev whom he as
saued with The missile struck uflo on the elbow
AZ he nut M ward OF the blow ii ne tnOuQt
not hs tunti lev days later when ms began 10
swell admit To the hospital ana has been under
treatment bat he dill not reveal he cause Of his INJURY unti
Yesterday he questioned by two policemen VINO
Of Array. Gallagher arrested AMI lurcy
ldeunei MN as his fhe prisoner is held 10 await
tie result his victims injuries He refuses make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
wopK OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY IN JUNE

The managers Of the American Bible society co on
snsay made grants books 70 the value Vr col
SorSsge work distribution at home snd abroad
the letters foreign lands presented was one ion
CHINA Respect ting the Easy wen version MIN spoeivn
Se he an0arn py Bodget and BsLop Burd01. ans
nted Tor examination comparison one aso IRON Dr
W. Sh comes OF with TIE MISSION ies
~ Beyroo Indicating their ability and "a Ta
49, al fbe Arabic Scriptures which may ne caIeu or Inc
,csr ~ coIporteurs reported 10 be now 81 wors
H. in une were S4O 62 81 Issues RON Tie 'De
Aonaa IN Iune lO3 Sol volumes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
MONEY FOR BROOKLYN DEPARTMENTS

The Board of Estimate completed its work
yesterday. 1t appropriated $4,000 Tor salaries OF
anitors etc of arnOres making the total estimate for
The National G iarl S62 500 For school repairs $4,000
was set apart The total Appropriation for al! the CITY
III 17asl5 Az Last tae amount was @I,34o,uoS 81
or Sll9557 81 less than the present Board has gvo
rhs raw nus fund however. win he $4,000 this
and Tins deducted the department AMI other reoui
sit on vould make the city budget S7Ol3.Ol6 u
Trsr. s an increase in the expenses OF hi;le
over 500 900 as compared with the previous years
budget The following Is recapitnlaton Of the budget
.nta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

STAMFORD AT meeting On Thursday evening $500
raised foI Rule IN lrea nd John Bowman baker
OF while visiting his brother George on Thursday
evening struck on the head with Deer bottle Al bar
room pear railroad station His skull fractured and
he WA Otherwise injured.
BRIDGEPoETThe internal Revenue Office IN this city.
which has for than twenty years
discontinued yesterday And consolidated win tho New
District Attorney Stanton
Yesterday Information against W. X Miller; Of
Str.ford charging taking coal from while
sbs was IN The placed IN the hands Of
Assistant u. Marshal W. Il. Disbr0w 10 serve. The
MARIN penalty $3.VOO me or twenty years IN state
Prison or both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
INJURED FOR LIFE WITH PARIS GREEN

Frank Hamel bach, age twenty.slx. of No. 14s
dose of Pans Monday but failed TO
take enough 10 ku him. he - now critical
aud that he doctor TO attend him.
lis family consists OF wife and three children 1hev
been married nve and got along all ht nn recently
qusrr-led tribe. The dispute drove
Uamelbach tho rash which likely 10 I'M
life poisoning has partly destroyed tho lining
cfl ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
THE COMING CONTEST on LAKE GEORGE.

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 2.-The stroke OF
the Pennsylvania crew. +. b. Gummey. who' Win tne
crew. is staying at tho Fort William Horny HOTEL wnlle
jumping from car at tho depot sprained his anKle and
will probably be laid mp for some time L. Alexander
the substitute Immediately placed In me position
and has twice been the course. Inc crows drew
for position, thls morning, Bowdoin gailng tho west,
or side nearest tho shore The Will DO rowed al
1870 tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
BOYS BURNED BY Powder.

Several injured BY explosion of powder In
Orange j. yesterday. Frederick Kraus anu John NILS
ase about years While erand fodD package Of
po,s s DpsnlOns, and crowd Of
boy. repaired YARD 10 explode the powder fuse
WAS LIMITED Is 1 seemed TO have effect tn boys
crowded To the powder and bent over it. Suddenly
there was Hash and cloud If smoke AMI simultaneously
Three of the boys received the der
aue III their and nearly all tve rest burned
The face and hands. Their Injuries are not serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
LONG ISLAND

EAST YoRK-The house Of Isaac L. Place OF
near BaItcave entered yesterday sneak thieves
They suits Of clothes, gold breaspin gold
headed with initials " L. p al valued Al $40
Fop1 HAMLTox-The Grand View Hotel Will be for.
may opened this afternoon 1t owned by Mr. DETER OF
Brooklyn.
schools throughout Queens and SUFFOLK
yesterday for the summer.
LONG ISLAND CuY.-Ex Mayor Debevoise who was
leased on ball saturday visited the city veser
DAY aud OF the pace he supreme
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park. $50 p M
American Athletic club games. Polo Grounds, 4 y. ~
Departure OF 9Th Regiment for State Camp.
Irish National League festival, Newark
Lacrosse match, Indians against Brooklyn stateh
Islani. r.
KnicKerbocker Yacht Club cruise.
Paterson Athletic Club games Caledonia PARK, Jersey
City. p. IN.
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sponsibe for the murder and that there was No
Mccarthy Driscoll committed the murncL
while trying to kin Mccarthy Assistant District tttorney
Purty this Mccarthy should De neia a.
witness The Judge admitted the prisoner 10 DALI " S'"V
winch will probably be furnished to-day.
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wEsTCHEsTEH COUNTY.
ALONG THE SOUND.

YoxKgRsThe provisions Of the Cantor bill having relieve
surface Railroad Company certain estrc
tons decided 70 commence the construction
titefrT a41
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ALMOST WHITBWASHED.
HARD HITTING BY THE NETWORK NINE.
THE HOME CLUB RATLRD WHILE THE VISITORS
PLAY GOOD BALL
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

THE HOME CLUB RATuFD WHILE THE VISITORS
PLAY GOOD BALL
Try TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE j
CHICAGO. July 2-The New Workers admin
steed terrific defeat the champions to-day hitine
Clarkson hard ana running bases with freedom tha'
not only put the champions in bad humor but raied
them a. we'll Peter ball playing than the vis'tors
showed to-day as here this year, ana IN
sures that the will leave hero tied Win 'ho
champions II they Will show tho vim tomorrow
The attendance was 5000. clean base hit by Molly
and his usual baserunning in the fourth inning was all
that saved the bone team froma whitewash Inc now
Workers began the ru-gettng Ia the second Richard
son started out with a base hit. advanced
to second on Dorgsns out and came homo
on Burps's failure to hold Esterbrooks hard drive
Estrrlrook came home on two Wild throws. In the
third inning O. Kourke few out Conner took his base on
halls INT went out at second on Glespies short nit
Giespie took first and home terrinc drVe ny
Ward in {, left field for three bases Richardson went
ont at first I'm the nh Gernardt made three base MT
TO right and came home on Okourko's clean pase
hit o. tonrke stole second and came home on Two wiz
throws. rhe sixth inning was p.cn,e- r.,.rhroos's
for three right and Esterbrook caue noo
ON Ksefe's two baser GerhaTdt took hrsL on iumDio
BY Arson. Keeie came homo on OROurKss psso MT
erhardt taking The bases then cleared on
Connor's home and one out. Gi!lespr' warn niiu
went out in their order Neither CLUB made
an thing IN the REMAINING 'hioo inni"h"' A"S -"
IL The score:
Chicago. ........................SS 20 g I'll
Base hts-ChicagO 5. NevYo-k. - Errors cmcleo ~,
Pitcners-ClaIks0n and keeIe Catchers-
and o. t.ourke. Umpre-Mr forh.
Atst Louis-Wasnngton. 7; ST Louis. @.
AL Kansas (lty-Pnila ieIpnia y Kansas Clty, y.
Al Derot-Detroit. II; Boston. =.
Al Pi.tsburg-PIttsburg. q; Baltimore. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRrvALA.

Fifth Avenue Hofel-Senator A. Z. German,
Of Maryland Congressman C. H. Grosvenor ana WasS'
ington Mclean o. Ohio; General John Newton =. !"
Army, and James +. Joy, of Detroit Iefo7d ho'e.
Hotel-Captan Edward Mcguire, United states Ensr
naHre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

FiftY There cid soldiers VINO vcw
1t again and again. on, 70 discover upon each v s NV
points OF interest The idren should bt taken o sec s
picture which hapter the history OF TINS coun
try. which will be cfcced from their minds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

The New-YOrk Lacrosse Clubs best team
left here last night for ST. Paul TO contest for the
championship Of the United states The team started
amid the hearty good wishes OF all the NewYork
lacrosse players that would prove succesu Several
members OF clup. including Herbert H. Balch, the
president. accom- panied tho team on It's trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
ueCARTHY HELD IN BAIL.

On writ of babeas corpus and certlorai ia, yo ,a
veCsrriy who with Daniel Driscol cnasoa MN pr,et
~ Rridget ferrity taken bcore Justice
S"stercav His release asked for W ohAiie 20
- the ground that the CoroneTs July h~o iou"u D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
Announcements
For TOURISTS.

bottle Of DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LrvrxEyr will Ia sor,s
INVALUABLE TO PERSONS ABOUT CITY, For ~
TEaSAL ~ well " CHOLERA Ua.a
RBEA DYsRSTERY CoLIc PAINS Of al descriptions Isssc,
STISGs, &C, &c. 1t has equal BEING ACKNOWLEDGED
THROUGHOUT the WORLD the GREATEST PAIN RI IgvsY
RyEa OFFERED Price, % and 30 cents Depot AZ Murrav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRGHToN-The real estate known as Kings Plaster
Mills soid yesterday on private terms TO the Staten
Transit Railroad acting for the Baltimore and
Ohio Company 1he space Will be used for extra sdngs and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

the Exchange closed 26 and hoped that the
would be consistent the most clamorous 70
the loor after the doors had been locked asan
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
0ENERosTTY or POLIOE COURT JANITOR

Commissioner Squire early in June removed
John Cogecy County Democrat. who jsntor q the
Fifty Stree. Court House ana appointed william
Booth Txnmanyl Booth learned that Coggcy had given
greater part OF his salary support the family OF bis
brother who formerly bel the place and yesterday ne sent
the following letter 70 Mr.. Squire: -
You kindly appointed janlt9r OF the Fifty seventh
Street Court House Jnne 3 and have been performing
that u perform the duties shall be deprivng
the widow and children OF Mr. ogg OF their only means OF
support Not desiring to do that Respectfully tender NV
reclamation. 10 take effect from this date" .
Mr. squire at renstaed Coggc7 and said he would
find some Other place iOr BOOth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
NEWARK.

The Fourth % July celebration Monday VIII be es
uec,ally enthusiastic III johnson. OF The Mutual Bene
liz lite Company. VIII Ocate as chairman. and
senator ph c. will be the orator Of the
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THE vICKsBURG BATTLE PICTURE.

While crowds are thronging from the country far
and near 10 the Metropolis forget 20 visit the real
stc war painting The Battles Of vicksbug"s Seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03

1t IA said that Mr. Bod we'll. the Republican candidate
for Governor OF Mzine. spells cat wish "k" tx Well.
we wouldn't give kuss Tor q nan who doesn't possess
enough ingenuity to invent his style OF spelling II
probable that mis- can't spell cat with half
dozen "a NorriBtOwn Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
IO-DAI

Vessel
vssss. Ltne For Mails close sails
Urrhria. Gu lrd Liverpool. am am
CITY of Berll. irlan. LIVERPOOL 2:5OD
Furnessis. Anc1Or. Glasgow am am
Thing valla Thngv9a Copcnhayep- l3o pm pm
California. Carr. Hamburg
Aler. y. q. Lloyd Bremen via Southptp. am aw
I Caand. Eeh.AneI. Rotterdam. am 6;3O m
Pennland. Red Star. Antwerp. am am
Hermann. White Cross. Antwerp.
I n French Trans. Hsvre 4 am m
Edith Golden Vessels, Kingston 1850 m noon
Clcnfuesos. Wards Havana pm
TUESDAY. JULY 8.
Arizona. Guion, Liverpool am $3.50 IN
Geo clyde, Clyce. Hsyt .-.-.....-.....- pm pm
WEDNESDAY, JULY z.
Alene Arlas Contral Amer. am noon
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
rises. 429; sets 1871 Noon sets. S55Mn age ds
WATER.
A. N-Ssndy Hook 1897 COWS lard 9:O2 He'll Gate. 1851
P1-sandy Hook s4s Cows Isld. 9.I2 Hell Cato. ll;Ol
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TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE TO BE CLOSED LATER
Tho rnle OF the Manapera OF the Produce Ex-

change that the EXCHANGE closed at 2l5 daily dur
ing July and August which caused great dissatisfaction
members Thursday. modified yesterday 10
the doors will not be locked TILL O'CLOCK IL
that Who most eloquent IN advocat
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wAnrvy STONE, NJ. d, Of

J. RsosvELT, u. d., Macon,
! Ga.
Bethesda Mineral Sprtng
Co..
Captain Thompson, OF
this place, was cured OF
Dropsy BY the use OF Be
j. ROOSEVELT. N. D.