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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY H. 1880

To- 70 o,.,
vessel to Simpson ciapp q CO n a.v. with sugar
to A%sncT < Coz vessel o " smith, -, .n,.,
to II vssbe 4 Son. vessel to simpson claDD Co.
sUNsEr-wnd at saniv HOOK. light. Sc clouiy At
City Island light. sW; cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
Bark Amy, Penned Rio Janoro May 49, with coffee to
Atlantic Lanfare. Barbados IS days with sugar to
CLEARED
Steamer Nevana tRr,. Douglass Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Ems CBrD Jungst Bremen uia southampton
steamer streonshah tBr. Henson. Lisbon-Funch Edge
steamer picqua Br, Prouse, Cutr veccha taly-Funch
steamer Bcrgenseren Nor. Mortensen Baracoa Gomez &
steamer Gambetta (Nor). Hanson Baracoa-H Dumois.
steamer seneca, WALKER West Point ana sew9ors News
steamer Huphers Norfolk cityPoint and Rich
steamer Josephine Thorn son. Moore Bamore-B Don.
Steamer Gaucus Berry. Boston II Dlmocs
ship Thi0rva tBr. Fraser saigon Cochin Chna-Scamnen
bark saranac shaw, Honolulu " " crossman q Bro
BARK An on tNor. Carlson sundsvalL swedeo-c Tobias
Bark Bremen Ger, Leitke stettn -Funch. Edge &co
Bark Nanny (GerD wihelms. oporto-Iawrence johnson
BARK Giuseppe castaglola Uap AmbrOs'nO. Lisbon
BARK Basr.n AUST. Mikuicich. Lisbon Bella Cosuch
Bark jupiter tGerl zigahn BueDos Ayres-John Norton q
son.
Barr copmercS Chase PsnsacClsnIas Ward s CO o.
Brig Alice Ada tBrI Casey aontevideo-w Crossman q
Bro. ~
Brig FavorIte. Haman. st Pierre, Martnlquc-H Trow-
BRIG Sparkling Water. HichOorn st Pierre. Marta
Strauss * Co.
schr Victory, Hodgkins Cay Abaco BAhanasFJ MonEeH
& -,
schr Welcome Beebe Lozier Charleston Evans. Bali
d Co.
SAILED.
Simmer ,onvle CityOf Augusta savannah Wyanoke
Ric StreonsIalh Lisbon.
for Salgon Bremen Stettn Maria Malaga;
] Waller Scammel, Havre.
Also sacd-Va Long lsanl Sonnd-seamer Glaucus, for
Boston.
TIE MOVEMENTS or SrEAdERa
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July 12-Arrived, Gahleo (Br) Potter
from New York JuAe - - ~, ,,,.
LIVERPOOL July l2-ArrIved steamer FlOrldan tBr WIN
del from New Orleans June II. - VI,
der New-York July her glasgow 'and
sHlELDs July l3-Arrved steamer Cambria (Br Jenkins
from Valencia June . Go,
sclIIY Jnly ii-Plssed steamer Pennand Belg). Weyer
rom New YORK Ju.y s. on her % Antwerp
GOTHENBUkG. July l0-Sailed steamer GIoino (Fr), -
HAyRg July l3-sailed steamer Gelert (Ger kuhlewen,
from Hamburg hence Tor New York
TRIESTE July lOsailed steamer sidoniaD tIr) Janis
for New-Y0rk. 49,,
NAPLKs TO July i3-Arrveo independents utap,
PnandsIo from New.YorE. ,
YOKOHAMA. July l2-Arnyef. steamer oceanic lbr),
Thomson. from san Francisco June b.
RIoJANERo July l2Saed. steamer sirius tBr,. STA
pledOn. Tor New YORK. -. -. 1,-,
VERA CRU July sailed ste.mer AiDes SPAN, Auasa-
1asti, Newly Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14
WHAT Is THIS COMMISSION DOINGY

The Harlem River Bridge Commissioners applied
to the Board of Estimate last winter Tor ~ 900,
600 10 build the bridge across the Harlem River
authorized in an act OF 1884. Controller L0ew
was dissatisfied with the way IN which the Com
pissioDers were doing the work and he criticised IL
o. high-hanGed and much I ~ expensive. put tne
Corporation Counsel advised the board that the
extraordinary act under which tue com.n'ission was
created lett the board without discretion. and that
IL must supply the noney upon the coiiinissons
requisition Accordingly the board let them have
$75U,OOO Months have gone away, but the com
missiCn is apparently no nearer building bridge
than IL ever was. Ii was about to complete a con
tract with the Union Bridge Company, il. indeed,
the papers were not actually signed, when TnK
TEIBUNr showed that the proposed arrangement
wasa fragrant abuse of its power. Unable To
make any defence, the commissioners abandoned
the scheme. and advertised for bids in an orderly
way. The bidding was lively. the lowest estimate
beng almost SlOOO,OO0 less than the amount
which the Commissioners iatended to spend under
the contract which Tnt TRIBUNE had exposed.
But when the bids were opened and caDvassed they
were all rejected Nobody to know why
this was done, bu. the fact that John McQnade.
the lowest bidder for The masonry work, is great
TauImany man. Is significantly mentioned by
knowing ones hen the reason is asked for. Mayor
Grace, who appointed the Comm ssioners loves
not Tammany. aud bearkens not 10 the sU pDlicat-
ing voices of lammaDy contractors. Ii was said in
the Commissions office IN the Cotton Exchange
building that Mr.. McQuade's bid so low that
they knew he could not do the work well for the
money Mr.. McQuade was ready TO give heavy
bonds tina. me- would do 1t and Controller Loew says
that his bon smen were as good as gold" Since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14
4 CAME RAILROAD ~ THIRD VENUE.

The ThIru Avenue killrOau Company lDtenus
TO extend tic cable syrtom TO all Ia Roads Rails are
n,w heug I'D I'm one huuured aud twenty nlth St aud
n, Ocop~r the cnue Will carry pissrngeis NON
river to iver with the cable road nc" IN
nu,r,,n in renthavo But tails Is not the end OF tue
Prise aud In the patrons OF tile Third
Ayrn,r ine will conveyed to aud from their homes IN
~ m, cables Work Will Ire begun tbis fa
II the weather permits. and II the One hundt ed-and'
twenty st. dvs il finished before tue winter sets
In Al a.y rate wnsm sp Ing comes, the idings etc,
FOR thr eugn-s ana oiers Will lie errcte aud The work
of Ia, ing tns cable will he pushed rapidly to cOmetlon
IL nov cost. the Tnrd Avenue Railroad Company
600 year horses alone, and II considers that the
value o the horses Will nay tot tue cable and lie work
o. getting road IN order IL has been ci-dry cenOn-
str.t,a on he line running Ia Tenth ave that TINS
system superior speed aud comfort to the horse sys-
ram II /, ougut Of tue company hat
rnle road give them better chanre OF competing
with tho elevated road. Many people dislike cIminny TO
tre elevated stations and only do because or quc Eer
ira sp0rtaOn. Ii thus were provided on the sariace
roads, they would secure "A lafger patronage.
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NEW JERSEY.

oBOKRYThe coal trimmers OF the Delaware ana Hudson
Company a strike YESTERDAY Iher greVhhee
Withhold ing OF cent on q TON ~ coal
That amount wi,nhcld from them for many years,
no fr VIII purpose Ill WIS u'cll al
mo OF the Hackensack water Company
take tie second mortgage Uohus
AMI issue a To tnr amount Of sl2,pOO
UNION fMI.-Mrs Nebr seriously burned at a picnic
-hady night posing IN or gisOuue
hight drop OF burning oil set ner dress on nre
SRc,UCUs-A barn and carriage house owned by Louis
Krswe iestrog ed by lire yesterday moi ming
FLHABKrH-Thc Elizabeth Cordage Works shut down
until Scpe nDer l. The general
depression ASSIGNED the over 900
hands both male aud female thus thrown out VI WORK.
BLooMPlELD-A fight between Mrs Wymcr ADD MIS-
ghtor.. took place o. sunday. Ju't as the
Separated Mrs. Wymer IN ide lun 90 AT YRS
with knife cash her right arm extending
FROM 10 the On seeing the blood Mrs Wy
under physicians care It
q thought that MIS- Baun's Will have TO be ampu-
tai
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BROOKLYN.

Unles. further appropriation is made to-day Tor inc
Navy Yard all the men employed Will have 10 DC sus-
pended Tomorrow.
The auction sale " property for the unpaid taxes OF
1882 lss3 aud 1884 will begu at noon to-day IN tue
CITY Hail.
The summer vacation began yesterday in the city de-
parlcnts the for closing benz fixed by the Alder
men at p. III. TIL Octocer l.
An examination for positions IN the Post ONCE VIII Dc
lie 10. morrow the OF the Board of Education
only Gftv applicants be examined at once. The Gig
iule lists are exhausted
Sanitary Inspector Raub reports that the odor from
the heating in warehouses near sOuth terry ~
decreasing and that the worst stages are past
Thomas }. Noblctt. recently superintendent OF
the sunday school OF the Peoples Congrega-
uounI Church In Woodblnrst., was before
Police Justice Kenna vest rday upon "a charge
of hahtual drunkenness preferred by hts WIFE, OF No
s3S MriisonsL jury trial was demanded ana inc
case ADJOURNED.
SUIT mas begun by George L0rey, VINO played IN
an orchestra AT skating RINK ~ Harlem III SSJ,hgalnSt
Hall a SLATER the prpprictJis OF the rink. % recover
81 damages Tor personal injuries caused ny /"
Ial lad Ter wucn slipped on tne 5noptn hoOr a.
he wdsesceudIng one night from tho DtcOuy pfo'iueu
musicians.
Mrs Marie Workman. who IL living apart from ner nus
hand. recovered tho Guy Court,
lug ~ tue the child. her husband met hor
saving that wUull the child some candy ho look
mothers aru5 Jntge Rcynoils ofucIeu 'uo
baby u restored To ITS iuOther
Bridge President Howell Yesterday appointed Hairy
Bean secretary of the Bridge pendng the approval OF
The Irn,ters Mr. Beam has been Deputy KeVrhur Coz
lrctur under Collector Black, for about "A Year. Wheh
W. G.. Kingsley alive ir. Beam was his private Sec
the Revenue Oire was -, Ooo, ana
as Bridge SECRETARY ne will have $1,000
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LONG ISLAND.

EAST NEW. YoRK.-JOhn LOrImer who was arrested on
Monday for hors stealing tired 10 commit suclge py ag
ing him self cell the Io~n Hall He was found by the
keeper down but time TO revive Nun
he had de rope from the check lunPer that ne wore
Nestel day he was sent TO Raymond -tr 1T JAIL
LONG ISLAND CITY lanes welsh, who escaped from the
Queens County Jail at Long Island CIV on AprH u WINE
serving O three months rtcaptured yesterday aI
Ra venswood by Deputy Sherih CHI aenerg he fought
the officer he would
back alive rhe officer haudcued his prison er
placed HIN wagon. The horse ran hwaV upsetfln2
the vehicle and seriously niur Anthony
Garrrty Kaven,wooi Walsh nnaly landed III the
lock up zee. DIS rctAtorney flmns OF Qneens Comfy
decided prosecute Justice elehahty any further
inlicn pending against him for failing TO hls
his court There IA sti another
charge pending ganst tho ustlce or neglecue 10 turn
over the imposed By him 10 he proper authorities
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pPrptPTyG TO VIOLATE INSTRA NCE IA VS..

Insurance circ'cs are interested In report COM
inc from London Lloyds Underwriters ~ that city have
arranged appoint agent in sew ORR 10 ooN cI risks
for them and illicit is SAID that this - contrary To law
he require that no can net as an agent
o. OF thorLed COMPANY Lloyds IL an eng
hs Murine OF individual underwriters act ing
through attorneys 1t respectable association cut has
Tins cOuntry An Epg shnan named Bev
ingron is be geCtpg the arrangement nunbe
OF Mutual FIR Insurance Companies are re-
nor ed 10 he On smi scheme They gong 10
comb ne rent Office aud employ AGENT The Insurance
ALREADY taken strong ground against TINS
Kind IL has 40 FAR as u declare that 10
person represent unauorzei company even IN me
sdnsf nent OF losses Criminal proceedings were gun by
ex Supenn endent Mccall against man FOR vioittLg tins
orier They were Intended SIMPLY as warming and were
Withdrawn v hen he promised not to proceed further
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........ JULY 49, 1885


SHIPPING NEWS
popr or NEW.YORK....... TU E5DAY. JULY Is. 1885
ARRIVED
e,.am.r England Br, Heeey Liverpool Jnne 20 Queens
town uly l. mdse passengers 70 hurst Ar
rived a at 10. "a M
steamer Honans tBr smpoell Llverpoo June 80 with
nsc ana Chas sumner Co. Ariy"d al the
,,ner FuIaa Ger, Ringk Bremen July3 southampton
with se and passengers Oelrichs Co Arrived At the
BAL rawnee tBr James Palermo June 10 sorrento
% InraltAr ~ with ndss 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived ~
Bar AZ am ,...,.o r,no M pah,a
~ aranhain 20 ara uy o%,oes ~
Innna.r wi uds W Z * brazil Ma
- Co Arrived a the Bar al 50 y IA ,,, c-.
rieanorA span AlekriA aqua yuhc ~ SenAuo
vos DAYS to order vessel 10 Il corlis
steamer Pedro pan kchcyerrlL MatahLas odays Win
sugar o order, vessc. u X COrtis - Do.,oo .,...
bergen -cren (NOrl MOrtcnsen, Baracoa days.
with fruit IL come & Pea sail. ~, 3, 49,. H., IAN,
STEAMER Iamua CrOwe Galveston ana key est WIN
ndse ana passengers To L ii Mallory ~ 20 - ...
steamer hnlcEerDocNer, hemo 30. Ne"'Oi'oan' "S''
win n,ise and passengers To = II Seanin - , -, ,,.
S,ramer kldoraio Hawthorne NewOreahs D uaVs Win
1,Der 3enefacuor Irlbou wilmington. Nc Sdays, with
n,dse and passengers To VIM Clyde " 90 M. ~, =.
CJucl. newport views anu M"st run
Va With M amt passengers "a OH DOMINION - 70 -
steamer Gen Whitney. Bearse Boston WIN muse 10 IL
ntramer New Orleans Hasey Boston. In ballast TO II
Steamer CITY ofNev Bedford DAVIS Fail River with mdse
tlBOT,en ~ Lowell
si,a,.,rr AmD. 4 rarstow. COrwin Providence 800
~n, .Jru.nnul of iIyerpOOl Johnson 'hcuua i
DAYS mdse 10 Rain bIos vessel 20 lowing *
KarK Pc ,censker tof ~ John. Is Gas on hoteruin -
days empty barrels tooruer 'esse W scam
Hark Iuledroy Ger, Snnig Buens Ayres April II and
Mnnlsyldeo ay ~ with order vessel To func I'D
We n 10. ,.,,,
Harry turdcnat ~ uays WIN sugar AM
asphalt to Atkins Co. vessel " IL Winchester 4 Co.
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The roioction Of The hils ahont month ago nothing

the rejection Of the bids about montn ako Ho'"'s
fnrther has bcen heard from the commission.
. Al the last meeting of the Board OF Estimate;
Controller Locw moved that the APPROXIMATION S Sa
S75O.VOO allowed the commission ast win.e, ,v 40
sdoptsd de- o. said yesterday explanation of his
action:
took the hull by the horns in this matt" %dt ts,"s
there Seems IA he no use this money ANA uon 20
ns mamie ought TO he taxed for II unless 1t IL gone W
be- used don't know what to make OF these co "an
lind mt don't think it will be possible for thom 10
hnd the bridge within the time specified In ',e az
he cont,act ont II would winter before tn" CON
tractor got his plart ready for USE ana ne cona nov 4
much In cold weather. When the money ~ ie"i! "@'"
wa will Issue bonds and raise IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

Subscriptions amounting to $l03 were added to
The Irish World famine fund yesterday.
W. Phillips e. Co.'s A." Elite Directory " for 1885
has been issued. 1t contains 10000 names OF pri-
vate families arranged by streets and avenues
A bale of cotton fell into the hold of the steam
shin CITY of New Bedford yesterday and struck
Michael Coffey of No. 204 South-st.. breaking his
leg.
The police were warned by superintendent
Murray Yesterday 10 prevent Organ-grInders from
playing in the streets before a. III. and after
% III.
Samuel Ries demented man, age eighty-seven'
wandered away from his home at No. 400 second
ave ON Sunday and was still missing yesterday
when the police were asked TO search for him.
The directors of the Cable Company elected the
following Executive Committee yesterday:
Wallace c. Andrews. w. :. Williams Homer A.
Nelson. Rowland NJ Hazard and j. b. Shaw.
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WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

YoyKFRs-Harrv Wlemer, German bartender for Henry
Feok keeps small hotel IN Nam ST. committed suicide
himself 70 the blustrade OF tho tta
way on When dIscovere he cod lie
closed the barroom ght and 10 HIS room He
m and had IN this country about fifteen
years.
EAST CHESTER Brush the Health officer acting under
orders death killed two be-
longing to MT Mooney anC quaianlinei two others Mt
Name said all his healthy mill after pur
chased at the ASYLUM lief his by a
Mr. Dugn DR. rush found the COW to he suffering from
IN
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DECAPlTATED JERSEY CITY OFFICIALS.
HOW THE "DEALn WAS BROUGHT ABool-ihh
errpVpEps nv THE MOVEMENT.

Tho wholesale OF officials By the Jersey Sty BUaiu
OF Public Works Monday night puplsnea ~ conveysa
tion among poiiricians Yesterday Tho deal was com
pete surprise except TO tho few who were Gould moi
sstonished Aswas stated IN ins no.ed
ye.er morning the Board Of Pnne One OF the rst
acts Of the present board was 70 and appo mt
psp%Sesn s%Poy9 thu n 5se COMMITS,
and scnweer concluded on looking oyer tno nc n other
had not received her fair share o. ne y br
coleagnes and ev put their heads M Scv CON
evovoa plan by wh'cn Troy col; @. - -"
OF accomplish purpose they ide an ote To- ,he TWO
Repn can ers who had been left out u the coa IN ne
sion OF paroa The Republican members Messr arr
believing that hall loaf was better .na no
che"rfuly accepted the proposition ana inc
When the resolution dismissng thirty five officials and
employees Monday night IL rel IKE 'hu
bolt and caused an Immediate uproa neIo
excited discussion and the commissioners Mero o
another The combination OF four remained nrhi am pu
the resolution without fall erine The
McArdIe street Commissioner Jon = smith Water asses
Thons, Troer Michael Van
Jarecki and Henry Powell CLERKS
Francis McKenn% S. shaughnessy James DonIon; John
ORourke Keran DAILY, John Fsnna ,sn 1onp @
brick Thomas Coye Dean George kraser ann Jon
Clogher ,ineers hremen. etc lmmedlaley Ipon .ao
men To take the pac OF those and u was adopted
by the vote. fhe appohtees TO The pincips
published yesterday Seventeen OF the ne" men are
Mayor Cleyeands office was besisged YESTERDAY
bv politicians SINE OF THIN urging him to interfere ,
behalf decapated officials and others Degglns nim
keep his OF The Msyor.stuied up the Jaw In ne
matter found that he pOweress Inc charer give
him authority veto resolution affecting the interests
OF the city he has control whatever over appointments
except 10 approve veto the -aanes hXed me prncpa
officials who removed have announced their intention
o. conestng The acun OF the board on the ground Lo
they were appointed Ior year ahd the appointment was
the nature OF a contract
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KnAr AAs REDUoED e. O rAoMrSoMs sIzEt

Every person who has been acquainted with HUI
o. Thompson Tor any length OF n.e las noticed
H. las been Reduced In lie late
proportions have given wo ngure TINT Ia hardly he
rat II has been given cut by the friends MI
Thompson that he Ia, reduced his by the OF
du Abb liz aud careful deuDg are lncor
rect IL that Mr. thompson suffer- ~ rom
violent OF RI eumatism, anu the lie he
has been order Of his ply -cas with
disease. he has been What better
and 70 gaming flesh slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14
TROUBLE OYER DooK BoARD OWL SERVICE.

dlsCusSIOn mas aTIScH DtIWttH UIt CUHIfUI-
Ter ANA the Dock Board Respecting the paJ neut or
Charles Marun captain Of the Manhattan. the Depart
mrut tug Martin recently passed the Cyl Service ex-
on stsuding second the list OF candidates
analIted or tie place. JOhn o. CONWAY who was hrst
on the list a sailor through the war. He was
not liked 10y Dock Commission RS, aud hc wrote
letter 10 the GvIl Board saying That Coinmis-
soner Matthews tOd MIN he coud not Ket the appoint
iuent unless hr had the Influence a senator Con-
gressnau. Mr.. Matthews denies that he III tde this
abatement The Controller thinks that Conway. az an
honorab discharged soldier, has claim 10 the POSI-
ton winch Boa d cannot lgnOr and he refuses 10
nav the salary OF Martin whom the Board appointed.
meeting the Dock Board determined 10 stop
mnr Tie Manh aItAn afLer JnIy ID.
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THE NATIONAL DISEASE
OF THIS COUNTRY
INDIGESTION.

MODERN COOKING and MODERN
LIVING have brought it on. 1t comes
upon us unawares. The patients
have pains about the chest and
sides, and sometimes in the back
They feel dull and sleepy; the
mouth has a bad taste, especially
in the morning. A sort of sticky
slime collects about the teeth. The
appetite poor. There is a feeling
like a heavy load on the stomach;
sometimes faint, all-gone sensation
at the pit of the stomach which food
does not satisfy. The eyes are sunk.
en-, the hands and feet become cold
and feel clammy. After while
cough sets in, at first dry, but after
a few months it is attended with a
greenish colored expectoration. The
patient feels tired all the while, and
sleep does not seem to afford any
rest. After time he becomes nerv.
GUS, irritable and gloomy and has
evil forebodings. There is a giddi-
ness, sort of whirling sensation in
the head when rising up suddenly.
The bowels become costive; the skin
is dry and hot at times; the blood
becomes thick and stagnant; the
whites Of the eyes become tinged
with yellow; the kidney secretions
become scanty and high colored, de-
posting sediment after standing.
There is frequently splitting up of
the food, sometimes with sour taste
and sometimes with asweetish taste;
this is frequently attended with pal
pitation of the heart and Asthmatic
symptoms; the vision becomes I'M
paired, with spots before the eyes;
there is a feeling of great prostration
and weakness. All of these symp-
toms are in turn present. 1t is
thought that nearly one-half of our
population has this disease in some
of its varied forms. Seigers Syrup
Shaker Extract of Roots changes
the ferments of the Digestive organs
SO as to convert the food we eat into
form that will give nourishment to
the feeble body, and good health is
the consequence. The effect of this
remedy is simply marvellous. MIL
lions upon millions of bottles have
been sold in this country, and the
testimonials in favor of its curative
powers are overwhelming. Hun
dreds of so-called diseases under
various names are the result Of indl-
gestion, and when this one trouble
is removed the other diseases vanish,
for they are but symptoms OF the
real malady.
HIIE DEAIEAX Is
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CHARGED wITH swIsDAIxG MS EMPLOYER.

Charles Busch, carpet aud furniture dealer at
Nos. g. and Dowery complained in the Yorkve Police
Court yesterday that Ange Iag5ue Of No I'll last Fli,y
seventh his cashier. hAd failed Tor check
winch Busch had Turned o use IN
business February las Busch also agcd thai $3.50
Of the customers receipts appropriated March
that s6O Of collections made nj and May yet
be nted ADDITION other IRE suarites
books discovered BY TIE prisoner denied
WI ch he said brought against hun because lie left
planants employ and began business for himself lie
held for examination on Saturday
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WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY.

Board OF Aldermen, noon.
Park. Dock and Aqueduct COMMISSIONER nleeunee.
United French societcs National Festival. Joness
Woods.
Bedford Farmers Club, Bedford Station. p. m.
Soma of Veterans encampment Grand Army HAIL.
Bro, kyn.
Board OF Education, 4 p. IN. .
National Association OF commercial Travellers, Asso-
citation Hail. noon.
Tammany Hall Parnell Fund Committee 8 p m.
Northumberland cricket match, Prospect rar-'
IL q. M ,oo
Bowery, 8 D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-14

While wOrkmen was digging a dram IN the rear
81 KOsest yesterday they found the skcetOn Of a
about cet Dhow the surface Of the ground The
10 tiOn u the shovel that they had IN
coftn. When the bod buried there many years
ago il probably Houblod TIE Jack thrust
mo a nuc pohc Inclined 10 the theory OF
murder when they took tie bones the
station ASKED Cor0urr Messener e. nvesu
tOn hal te hODe Of getting Gle to
II one been committed. 1he pae ROse-rt bore
repdta IN war tunes not few Gsap-
peared my stcriOusly In that ncighbOrhood.
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THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR NEW SCHOOLS

It was stated yesterday that the Board OF Estl.
mate revoked the APPROXIMATION mall 70 the BOARD OF
sch Lulungs last winter. Inc state
ment gave OF he Lo3ri but IL was
that the had been withdrawn because
bonds would the money cessary Tor TN lew
passed wears ago Tor the !ssue Oh
81 900 600 I'm school three per cent and $50 900 OF
the amount issued that rae OF interest he interest
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