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LONG ISLAND.

Early yesterday burglars secured lot OF silver
ware from the house of Mr. Rankin at Rockville Centre
Mrs. Hawkhurst's house 10 tho same street was also
entered, and silverware clothing and other articles
stolen. The thieves next entered the house OF Mrs
Furgeson where they found all tho sivcrWarc In inc
house spread on table. They secured clothing and
other articles also at the latter place. NO clue 10
the thieves has been obtained.
Mayor Gleason, of Long Island City, said yesterday
that he IS preparing suit against the Long lSiand
Railroad Company TO recover about $1,000 for the
city lie alleges that the company for the last ten
years has collected rent for building on the citys
property. He ordered Police Captain Woods to arrest
employees OF the road who were engaged In unloadhS
express matter at tho receiving offices In Borden-ayc
for alleged obstruction OF the public streets The
captain obeyed orders and employees were taken
before Mayor Gleason and parolcd for examination.
City Treasurer Blackwenn, Of Long Island City,
Yesterday refused honor the warrant for the salaries
Of the Excise Commissioners until he can consult
counsel
The Republican Club of Flushing on Tuesday de-
cdcd to hold a club ratification meeting on June 20,
I'm accordance with tho call of tho Republican League
of the United states. Delegates TO the state League
Convention to be held at Saratoga on July II were
elected as follows: Eugene Henry Gates, FREDERICK
storne and James Sinclair. Alternates, John T.
Williams, the Rev. T. T. b. Reed and Henry I. POST
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INVITED TO gxAufyg THE AoUEpUor

AT the Aqucduct Commissioners meeting yester-
day communication from Controller Myers was read
showing balance TO tho credit OF the Board Of
s@,Oos,3ii 10. A. q. Bosrdman informed tho Com
m'Ssioncrs by letter that the Fasset Senate Invest
eating Committee VIII resume It's labors on juno {.
On motion Of Commissioner Fish, the committee
invited 10 examine the line OF the Aqucduct Mr.
Fish ohoed The following resolution:
Iics jlvei, That no INSPECTOR who shall hereafter
DC stst :tei by the division engineer shall DO re-
storcl without the recommendation OF such engineer
Tho motion was referred to the Construction Com
mitsce After adjournment Mr. Fish said that tho
object OF the resolution TO prevent dismissed In
spectors with political pullT from sending their
friends TO bcslego the Commissioners for their rein
statement
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SERIOUS RESULT OF A DOUBLE MISTAKE.

Charles f. Raynor. a young clerk in a mercantile
agency at No. Id Nassau-si, was shot by police
at sixth-ave and One hundred and twcnty-sx
ST. early yesterday morning His home IS at No. 145
East Onehundrcd- and twenty siXh-st., and no
his way there few minutes after midnight, carrying
bundle Of clothing when Detective Patrick GOrgan,
Of the Thlrcth Precinct, called to him to stop The
detective thought It suspicious for young man
10 be carrying bundle at that hour of tho morning.
Young Raynor looked at the detective and did not
recognize him as policeman because Gorgan was in
his plain clothes In fact. Raynor mlsook the dctcc-
tive for a foot pad who wished TO rob him. Instead
Of stopping, he started to Corgan was more
certain than before thai the young man was carrying
a stolen bundle and he started in hot pursuit. shouting:
Stop, III shoot you.' Raynor flow faster than
before The detective pulled his revolver out of his
pocket and fred shot, intending, he said later to
brighton tho young man into stopping. Tho bullet
struck Raynor in the calf Of the leg INJECTING a severe
flesh wound. Then Gorgan arrested the Young man
and took him, with the help OF other officers to tho
police station Raynor asked the police to send for his
uncle, Dr. Zimmerman, Of No. 265 West One. hundred
and-twenty nnth-st When the physician Get to the
police station, the mutual mis- axe OF the clerk and tho
detective was eXpelncd RaynOr was released from
and sent 10 his unce's house II was s,id raj
his wound not dangerous. Inspector Coniin
ordered charges 10 be made, and GorCan viii he he
fore tho Police Board next week
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races jerome Park. 2 80 p m.
Law Department OF the University OF the City OF New
York commencement, Academy Of Music, p m
Chamber OF Commercs meeting, 1 D. m.
Dlss Debar trial. Court OF General Sessions.
Alice woodhals case before Judge o'Gorman.
Concave Of Grand Lodge OF Free Masons Masonic
Temple.
New-York Athletic Club championship games Mott
Haven, p.
Supply Commission meeting Mayor Hewites ONCE.
International Anthropology Congress, Columbia Col.
lege
noon.
Opening OF St. Georges parish clergy house, II a.
Catholic knights Of America banquet, Clark's, p. m
Annual closing exercises OF Nassau Institute. Brooklyn,
s p m.
Barnard Literary Association meeting Hamilton Hall,
p m.
fete in aid CT South Orange Free Library.
Orange N. J.
ST. Nicholas Society, Delmonico's, 8 80 p. m.
Installation Of the Rev. Robert H. McCready Prospect
Hill Presbyterian Church, East Eighty second-st. AS
ID N.
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NEWARK.

The grocery Of J. orenstein, at No. II Prince-st.'
partly burned yesterday. Police sergeant Horton
forced his way through the fire to rescue family
occupying rooms In the rear and severely burned
A crcmatory after the most approved plan Is In
course of construction in West Newark, and viii DO
ready for use on July 1.
Elmer Van volkenburg, bartender arrested ana
Indicted for participation in several burglaries, pleaded
guilty In the courts yesterday.
Rector George Christian, OF Grace Episcopal Church.
yesterday forwarded his decllnaton Of call to the
Church OF the Advent, Boston
The fortieth anniversary Of the Foster Homo was
celebrated yesterday with appropriate exercises
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STOPPED FUNERAL on a pruop

On Saturday Mrs Caroline Granville was found dead
on tho floor OF her room at No a. smh.st Perth Am.
boy, N. ]. Dr. Hults was summoned made an exam.
inatlon and pronounced It death from heart disease lie
teegraphei to County Physician Rva at New BrunswIek
stating the cause OF death and granted burial peri,
and Alfred Carter undertaken took possession OF the
body. News began to ny about the town that Carter
had made statements about being occupied long time In
covering up wound IN the dead wom0n's face
As the funeral about take place It was int.r
rurted By order from County Physician Riya to sus-
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Mr.. GOULD TO RETURN NEXT yrrr

Jay Gould Will remain at MantOu Springs. Col. to-
day, and his return will make an inspection ~ tbe
Iron Mountain Railroad between ST. Jous and
Memphis according to his original plan. II "a not
considered probable that he viii reach home before
III, middle of next week Dispatches received from
him yesterday confirmed the previous Information that
his health had been bettercd BY his tr: L. addition
letters written after the rumors Of his III health
reached him state that tho reports were false
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ELIZABETH

Charles W. Noyes, the recalcrant Republican mem
Der Of the City Council, had a decision In his favor
yesterday from Judge Van SICKLE in suit for non
payment Of taxes brought against him by the city,
Yesterday, at the hour for starting the machinery
In the Elzabethpor Cordage Works, It was discovered
that the rope belts In several departments had been
cut reward of 800 has been offered for the ap-
prehension of the offenders.
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roo MUoH BEER ga uSEs 4 Sr1n1nr

Adam G. Falst, German beer bother. No o34
East Eighty-fourthst., committed suicide there in
peculiar way Tuesday night. He attached ono
end of rubber tube to the gas meter placed the other
end in his mouth and deliberately sugocated bimself
with tho gas. His son found him dead Yesterday
morning Members of the family said that Faist;s
suicide could have been caused by bus,ness mr.
domestic trouble. lie had been drinking TOO much
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LITTLE DIPHrHERIA IN EEw-BRUYSwTCK.

The WORKMANSHIP Board OF Health adopted tho
following resolutions on Tuesday:
Whereas, A statement has been published to tho
effect that the city OF New brunswick Is suffering from
prevalence OF diphtheria to extent approaching
epidemic and that there have been many deaths
from this disease. And whereas diphtheria Is not
prevalent In this city, does 10 in any way approach
an epidemic; and whereas, there have not been many
deaths in this city from this disease and since IN the
city OF New Brunswick the population OF which -
10000 there have been during the last month only
FIVE OF dlpbtherla of which three have proved
fatal therefore
Resolved, That tho Board Of Health claims that In
stead Of state Of affairs approaching an epidemic OF
even prevalence OF this disease, tho facts, as shown
by the reports OF the local physicians and the nves
cation OF the matter reported by tho Inspector OF the
Board prove unusual freedom from diphtheria Tor
n city OF this Size Drs. Henry X. Baldwin Charles IL
voorhees,, A. V. N BALDWIN, L. A. Shannon, Peter l.
Austin.
The undersigned practising physicians Of the city
of New Brunswick approve and indorse the statement
OF tho facts by the Board of Health as to existence OF
dphthera In that city Henry X. Baldwin, \. William
SON. S. " ID. Clark, David Davis, ID. G. English,
Charles H. Voorhees,, T. A shannon, A. V. N Baldwin,
John G. Helm.
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They gave Mr. Caldwell good deal Of trouble but finally
rot of with Hector slightly In front Blanche second
Seton third Seton drew out at the top OF tn HI AMI
was never healed winning un Ter the whip by neck
Blanche second length before Vicente, third Hughes
rodo the winner with Judgment ard skill HIS hand'
have lost Of their eeverness by his long retirement
from the saddle. This his Hrst winning mou SINCE
his return to hs ciling and he was eheercd when he
rode back to the scales
SIXTH RACE-PURsE s7oo SELLING lie MILES.
r. Errnecr. eh h. Amaigam, by BuiliOn-Aigm,naS :,
W. p Burch's ch. c. p. THOMAS, g. %. (Andersonl z
W. Lakcland's CD. e. Ernest, G. IS denny 3
Cotton Boyle's B. m. Lctritia, s, 1o4 uAteaeld( o
J. segers en- z. Nettle, aged. 90 lDoanssls
Excelsior Stables Oh. 6. Bronzomarte. q, n
W. c. Days b. h Sam Brown aged, 81 tSar S9 n
J. H. Mccormcks ch h. Come. aged, 1l5 &C. Lynch, 0
J. II. Lewis jr.'s ch. 6. Chanucleer sEv oiny n
T. N KILLERS b. e. Ten Booker. G. 100 IT, Donohuc) 0
Time-1 SO Ia
Auction pools-Letrta $50, Amalgam s%-o E'ne''
s145 Ncttle 500 Bronzomarte ESQ, field sle5
Mutuss-Amalgam straight paid 500 65' place $40 30 r.
Thomas place s2I 35 Total number OF tiekess soiu'
3,oos
Amalgam and Letrita had q short but herce ospuVo
for the ia, when flag fell Amaeam got ~ anu 'oo
the lead and held both to the finish, winning ea'' "
half length r. Thomas second, beating Ernest HUN
No bid for the winner.
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EXCELLENT SPORT EXPECTED TO-DAY,

EXCELLENT SPORT EXPECTED lo-Ohi'
The card for to-day is SO attractive mat shouu
crowd the grounds with people and excite ih'chso
interest The mighty Emperor of Norfolk Is to meet
Mr. Haggin's flying FLY Aurca in the Spuyten Duyvii
Stakes at scven furlongs with special weight condl
tons which make the Emperor's weight ITO pouIns
to Aurclla's 100 Climax, Patrocles and Lazy Prim-
rose arc also In, and at light weights that they
VIII make the pace the iveliest possible from the ran
Of the flag. This will he great race and tho hhsn
is likely to be close, but Aurea is asked to conceue 50
much weight that she will hardly get first or secohu
place good fly as she is. The Emperor VIII nave
10 run hts fastest to defeat the light weights but VIII
probably win, with Lady Primrose second
There will be races to-day, as special hahol-
can will be run at 3-16 miles between Prince Royal
at 100 pounds and Brown Duke at 1o2. This race
should have been run on Monday, but owing to
mistake In the secretary's office 1t was decided 'hat
this handicap did not fill although both Prince Koyai
and Brown Duke accepted the weights So 1t was
decided to run II to-day Prince Royal should win It,
The second should be won by Mr.. Withers's
Minority colt, Kentucky Ban second.
lie Logos Should win tho third race, Larchmont
second.
The fifth race will probably furnish good finish
between Belvidore and Fitzroy, who should come
home first ard second.
The steeplcchase should go to Mystic, Harry Mour
second.
Following are tho entries in full:
FIRST GACE-uANDICAP. 31O MILES.
Prince ROYAL "a 100 Br ,wn Duke 102
SECOND RACE-MlIDEN TUREE-YEAROLDS. ONE
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NEWS FROA TIE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

Tho sudden departure on tho Hamburg steamer
Hammonia Of William J. Wlnges president OF the
Hobokcn Common Council, will break up the COM
bnat.on in that body and upset all the work 1t
has done since II was organized early in May. The
men who arc enjoying tho patronage Of the "com-
bne' are awaiting results In fear and trembling.
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EDISON WORKING on ANAL SNIP.

Thomas A. Edison the Inventor, is dividing his
time between tho joys of paternity and experiments upon
new electric dying machine which he has been com.
mssioned By the Spanish Government make for war
purposes The system will DO one Of revolving fans. TO
which power Is supplied by OF connecting
with an eeotrle DYNAMO the earih The fans
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-ohn Jarfett OF Plttsburg, and Patrick Egan.
OF Lincoln, Mob BRUNSwICK-Dr r. c. zegara
Peruvian Minister at Washington. FIFTH AVENUE
Bishop John Williams Connecticut and Senator J. s.
Fassett OF Emira. GILSEY-Ex Congressman Worth
Ington c. Smith, OF Vermont MURRAY HILL-Judge
Amasa j. Parker OF Albany. ST CLoUD-Judge IL X
Nelson OF Minnesota ST. JANES-Chares p. Chouteau,
OF St Louis vICToRIA-Tltian J. Coney. Of Pennsyl-
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NETWORK CITY.

The Bridge authorities are laying a now cable, the
old having been compressed by the gripping
apparatus that II does not give a strong hold to the
grip The new cable will add to tho speed of the
trains.
The Coffee Exchange yesterday nominated Irwin A.
Sprague for vice president In the place Of J. J.
O'Donohuo, who resigned recently.
Highland Beach, the new excursion resort, has
been selected by tho United States Government a
Signal Service station
Tho Rev. DR.. Cuyler will deliver tho baccalau-
reate sermon before tho graduating class OF Rutgers
College
The Rev. Robert II. McCready will DO Installed as
pastor of the Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church this
evening. The Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Kerr will preach
the sermon.
Tho Executive Council of the American Bankers
Association will hold Its next annual convention at
Cincinnati, October ..
Frederick w. Bcetson, Juror in a case on trial
In tho United States Circuit Court last week, failed
to appear on May 90. His excuse for not being
present on that day unsatisfactory and Judge
Wheeler yesterday ordered that he pay fine of $3.50
Prince Roland Bonaparte lunched yesterday with
Dr. and Mrs. Edward c. Mann and In tho afternoon
visited Central Park with Mayor Hewitt.
St. Johns Guild has received $500 since Saturday
toward rebuilding and refnrnshng the new wing at
the sea Side Nursery ana making necessary repairs
TO the Floating Hospital.
Mrs Brown, widow Of Charles A. Brown for several
years deputy under sherlfs Conner and Brennan,
who was sister of BILE Moloney, of DOODLE Alder
mem fame, died yesterday at her home No. 60 West
One hundred and twenty sevenhst., age fftyeight
The bogus Count dc Morticr, alias de Layaillere,
alias de Drandenstein alias Baer alias Levy, alias
Walker whose true name is Gustav G. Baerwald, was
held for trial yesterday at Jefferson Market Court.
About twenty victims will appear against him.
Charles Herman, OF No. 102 Hestor-st., who was
assaulted and robbed ten days ago at the Grandst.
station Of the Thlrd-avc elevated road. died at
Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
concert recently given by the Little Helpers
Mission Band of the Central Park Baptist Church, in
Eighty second-st, Second ave-, successful
that 1t will DO repeated this evening by request.
National airs and ballads will DO sung by girls dressed
In peasant costumes Of the countries represented
Some Of the songs new to this public
Tho mates of tho British steamship LANDAU City,
Arthur Thomas and Joseph Hull, who were held for
examination in tho Police Court Sunday for as
saultlng Customs officers wero brought before United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday and gavo bail
for their appearance.
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only to propel but lift the alrshp Then with properly
equipped car officer ascend and take photographs
and sketches OF the enemys position which will give
great strategic advantage to the Spanish commander.
Mr.. Edison is confident that his experiments will result
SUCCESSFULLY
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ALONG THE SOUND.

The State Board of Pardons has declined to inter
fere with the sentence of Phillip Palltdon the muir
derer who IS confined at Bridgeport and sentenced 10
be hanged October B, 1858.
The Fairfield County Commissioners have paid 10
the town of bridgeport 1000 It's snare OF inc money
from liquor licenses received during the month OF
Nav,
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY,
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEwYoRX....w WEDNESDAY, JUNE o. 1888
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
oassasicvn g. SS and Da:s.nssS: FW5
Hurst Arrvsd a. tho Bar At A29aP P Nov a. wifi,
ma;s The6auq BTOs XTvsl ne Bar a. o., ,.
m BARI H ssRs Ho 10 kqRs s Gays wit"
Bark Flora tBr Abbott Booa so days with mdse to or
BARK Tsona (por Bsfoaga. Aracaju So days. with sugar
BARK De zado, Miller Gnana9ano May 10. with sugar
to A%s s5, q CO. Vessel 10 Msyds co 10 with
sugar to l. W & Z Armstrong. go - -
coffee to order vessel Faash, Edye & CO.
Brig Ned White BIZ Ewel Antigua ID days with
and passengers to Armstrong vessel TO Mudgett
scir City of Philadelphia White Domingo City 81
DAYS with 10 Vicini CO.. vessel to sasht Bailey
sUNsET-At Sandy Eook. wind light sw; hazY. At
City Island. wind light sW; clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Nevada (Br) Stewart Glasgow May %.
Larne e. with mdss ard bas'engors to Austin BALDWIN Co
steamer Coon BenGsrson Aspinwal o days with und.e
ana passengers Pacific Mail ss Co. Arrived the Bar
steamer Pomona BT Lssos Monteso Bay and Port Maria
f5T' nv with md'0 Vessels Co Arrived at the Bar at
steamer cry OF augusta Catherine Savannah days.
ship Boethoy Orr smith. LOndOn II days. with mdse
CLEA.tED
Steamer Britannia (Br) Psrsel Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Ptoleay (Br Allen. Liverpool-B Jevons.
steamer state OF Georgia (Br) Noodle GIasgow-Austin
steamer cry (Br stannard. Le!th-smpson. spence
steamer wleand Ger, Aloers Hamburg via Plymouth
Kunhardt & Co.
steamer Lain (Ger) HeImers, Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
steamer Noordland tBelg). Nickels, Antwerp-Peter
Steamer Caiania (Ger. Franck Jancro. Santos &c,
Baumore-Funch. Edge & Co,
Camerata BIZ. Taylor Mayaguez. ST Johns PR.
SCHILLER Bull II Co.
steamer Bermuda OBJ. Fraser. windward Islancs-A
steamer Hsa (sr). Mcknight Kingston Carthageua &c
steamer Pomona tBr, Legoe Monteso Bay. ia, &e-Ge(
steamer Fl Paso Quick New.orleans-John Van Sickle.
Wyanoke Boaz Norfolk, city Point aud Ricl-
steamer p W Bruno. Lewis. Baltlmore-B Downer.
erCommonwealth Van NrG. PhilAdelphla-hooerts
steamer Winthrop. Bragg Portland-Horatio Hail.
Steamer AsAtia tBr). Brown, Perth AmOoy-Henderson
ship Anglo India (Br). Cattanach. Shanghai Edward
ship Ami (Gsr) Fortmann Hamburg-Theo Ruger & Co.
ship estern Chot (Gerl Sander, Hamourg-Iheo Ruger
s6Jp Athon (Brl Dexter Rolterdlri--C w Bertaux.
Bark Payson Tucker. Young, Pernambueo-Pendleton.
Carver Nichols.
3rg Favorlte. Haman. PontaPltre- IrowDridges Sons
SAILED.
Steamers Ludgate mn for London; Gaa Britannia and
Ptolemy. Lverpopl; Lain. Bremen Noerdland Antwerp
bermuda. Wndward Islands; schweigaari baraca Wyo.
Bar stapley for stottn Alexander Keith Buenos Ayres
schr Thos w Holder for POrt-au Prince
Also sailsa-vaLOng island sounG-stsamsr Winthrop.
for Antwerp.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON jun sailed steamer Ems (Ger) Junrst
from Bremrn hence for Now-York
CARDIPF Juno 5-Arrived. steamer olympia (Br) SWAIN
HsMBuRG June 6-Arrvsi. steamer Rusia (Ger) Albsrs
June S~Anivoa steamer Sorrento GER. Muller, from
NAPLES June 6-saoL steamer Bolivia OBJ Baxter for
New.York,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY PAGES

pend all operations until no arrived and made an examina
ton. Tho burial went on however and when Dr. Riva
arrived allowed to the corpse 1t turned
out however, that natural death and the bruise
Was caused BY tho woman FILLING her face.
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BROOKLYN.

Henry 3. Davis, Past Commander Of Mansfield
Post, No. 35, G. A. r, resigned from tho post on
Tuesday night. He says he has not been fairly
treated 1t is thought that split In tho organiza-
ton may result.
A writ OF habeas corpus Was rcturnablo before
Judge Cullen, OF the Supreme Court, yesterday re-
curing Sheriff Rhlnehart 10 produce Charles Miller In
court. Miller IS now under Indictment for the murder
OF Lyman 5. Weeks. He not in court, however,
because the shcrfs fees had not been paid and no
bond had been given to insure Mers safe return to
the sheriff.
Tho PAYERS employed by the City Works Depart
mcnt arc on strike for increased pay.
Tho children of tho Kent Street Reformed Church,
St. Johns Lutheran Evangelical Church, Noble Street
Presbyterian Church, the Third Unvcrsalst Reformed
Episcopal Church and the Ascension Episcopal Church
had picnic yesterday in Prospect Park
Hascy Corwin, the new City Treasurer, took the
oath Of Office yesterday, and on Tuesday the books
will be turned TO him by the retiring City Treas
urer
1t was rumored yesterday that Boss" Mclaughlin
would be in Albany to-day to plead with the Gov
against signing the Edison Electric Light Dill
and other reform measures before him.
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q unw delIzhtfnl n Is ont here I'M th

How delightful It is out here in the country y ex-
claimed Miss Gushngton the sweet smell of flowers,
tho gentle breath OF ke the pure brscng air and tho
merry songs of the birds-jus listen to- the drumming
Of that woodpeckeri How romantlcp
"WoOdpecker DO daned - said Uncle Henry that
amt no woodpocker, It's only tibet typewriter gal
that the now boarder brought down from the city yes
ferlay She's at IL all day ngr-(BOston Transcript
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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