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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
LARCHMONT FALL REGATTA.
TWENTY-FIVE YACHTS MAKE THE START.
TIE CLOSE MoNoToNOUs DRIFTING MATCH
But ONLY TWO FAIL TO FINISH


AS far as the number Of entries was concerned
the fall regatta of the Larchmon Yacht Club was
thorough success. twenty-five vessels crossed the
startlnglno and all but two had their time taken
at the finish The first three legs OF the race were
favored with fair wind, and the little fellows that
had but three legs to sail Jared well. The larger
craft had hard time getting home. and me hnish wa
anything but contest Of speed. The regatta was
especially promising primarily In that IL '''i.
a probable contest between the crack iorty-ioo'
nglcs tlckcrs. The fight took place. but 1t was
like the tragedy with Hamlet left out-thc Chiqulta
was not there. The Shadow, d. Bryants boat hs''
TO sail race at Hull, and the which salieu Inv
Chiquta under Crocksr on Friday, had To 60 on "
lend hand for Mr.. Burgess had the great American
picked racing crew aboard his novelty In the speol"
race lie would not sail the Chquita yesterday WIN
out that crew. and tho dainty compromise sloop sareu
for the East with her laurcls crOwning her peaE
NO LACK OF sIGHrSEElSS.
In attendance the race were the steamyach''
Viola, Oneida. Coselte Nervana, Narwha, Anita NO
mad Thyra Orlenia and Camilla the launches sindoai
LOOK out Kathleen. and Bo-peep, and the schooheiS
Miranda. Magic, Columbia and Hdegard, all win
numerous guests aboard. The judges boa'' d. l.
Havlland. had among IFS guests Colonel watson '"i-
poral Black Company i, eth Regiment Mr. scuddcr'
Denton MorfOrd, Edward Lamson, captain flah lo"io'
James Gowen, Fleet Surgeon .. .
Allen, Commissioner Stephenson Towie, Lieu
tenant James Sandford, L. = n, and John flshcr'
On board the Narwhal were Commodore franhih Us
gooc, Frcd7 Flint, owner Of the Nymph' villa"
scot c. L. c. Meyer. and +. W. Ludo'lcL IL was
past IL o'clock when the plcpa'sioiy sisnM Wa
III d from the Havilsnd. There Nds Just enough
h seze thon make steeIage. Tho gnal ohicer hai
announced rain and cooler weather, and IN cor
sequence any number of clouds tried 10 squeeze 'no"
selves out all day without success. Tie wilma was
In clear the tlfedieI Ing Sky. INC
competitors wero lowering aboG. TIE Line, ieady to
pounco upon the at the nest gun, ard advances
of position was eagerly sought TIC following were
the entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
SWIMMING FOR GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.

The swimming contest fo gold and silver medals offered
y the Young Mems Christian Association occurred yeser-
ay afternoon In Harlem River in front OF tho A'so-
citation boathouse the half mile Walter Kendall
y Johnson c. Curtis and +. e. schwab were entered
Kendall won easily II minutes and a. seconds johnson
second in II 80
D. Bell took nrst Prize IN the mile race, in ~ IA c.
odcrman man with only leg, second In IS ;5l
The tub race in which four competitors caused
much amusement f. Rich took the lead followed closely
v X Fowler When distance about half coveret,
Rich unset and Fowler followed his example when scarcely
three feet from the line leaving r. Hold to finish first
and H. Rich second. There were eight entrieS in the
1OOvards swimming dash. A. F. Camacho OF the Daunt
less Club was first in II % with w Johnson OF tho
Nonparel Club, second, In 10 10 captain Cohheli'
f the Dauntcss Club acted referee Captain Cavanagh
q the Nonparen Club tmekecper; L. w. Green and
& Williams Judges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
iPPrcr OF Az ALLEGED EMRFZZLER.

Boston, Sept 1 (spcclaD-A dispatch was received
at Police Headquarters this noon, from Nashville.
Tenn stating that Clarence Storrs was under arrest
In that city. This arrest madc upon the order
Of the Boston police, who want him upon two war
rants one charging him with obtaining $500 by
false prcences and the other with embc1zhns mat
sum sous was appointed manager Of The southern
Lumber Company with Offices al No 10 Doanest, some
two or three months ago, by John Straight, one OF
the largest lumber merchants in Cincinnati. Matters
did not 60 along they should, and Mr.. Straight
sent an AGENT 10 Boston ascertain what the trouble
found ley were 81 500 short Storrs BEGAN" alarmed
and fed
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would not have been interesting but for the amusing
finish. The final heat run in the dark. and there
were numerous complaints OF fouls The time was SLOW"
The winner Of this race was W. r. Hooper, OF the p.
A. C. The mile run interesting race The time
good and finish close. j. s. Mc6regor held the
lead from the start and finished IN minutes 50 la
seconds lie closely followed throughout the dash
by W. F. Thomson OF the g. l. A. c., who finished
second
The Judges were ]. c. Herment OF the H. A. A. /;
G. NJ. L. Sacks OF the NJ. A. c.. and Otto Kuh Of the
n. V A. C. J. l.. Sullivan, OF the r. A. G.. y. A.
Avery, Of the NJ A. G., and NJ. Bisaop Of the S. l. A.
c. acted "a timers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
An HONEST THOUGH SHOCKING ARRAIGNMENT
III.

Tho Nov York Tribune weeks ago gave The
record Of EefCrmcr Cleveland to the character OF
many of his public appointments. IL was black
and Shameful list I'm many cases, ana " snOrktsl mo
country already dsgusted al tho misuse OF phblln
patronage The exposure has tcen read all over INC
land and moi hsianding us very Wide -culatoh'
according TO Tho Tribune but one error has be n
brought to It's notice. This does great crcdlt 10 me
caution and fairness Of the journal and al the same
time vcrlnes the open charge that the use OF Official
places by this Administration has been disgrace 10
The Democratic party and a dishonor 10 tho country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco, Sept I, 1888.
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY Penn. Sept National Transit certino,s,
opened 92s. highest. G3 lowest o2as closed o3 r
Sales J. 10 900 barrels oeafanoos i.3lGOJO barrels.
PTfsBuRg. Penu. Sept l.-PetrOlcnm ciOsei active
Satona Transit certificates oponet at 03s closed at O5
hIghe3 $50. lowest .. =
BRADpOEp Penn. sept l-Natlonal Transit certinoats,
opened at B2s. closed at 93 highest e3A lowest OLA
cearances. 10000 bbls.
TuUsyllrR Penn. sept L-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened al e2t highest Us III lowest o2S cIosei 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
vpprsTCBAGIN's WAR PICTURES.

IT., ,o,,le PAINTINGS Of NJ. Vesli Nercs'chaen, the
t ,r.t who arrived here last Sunday. are on their
v ~ this city. where they will be exhibited by inc
American Ar Association. These works vii not be 'akeh
out OF bond during their exhibition ana none "c -
-, rhov we're painted with the view Of being eNhlb~u
.o,.,,c- that they might form striking ana dianHuo
so,v ., the horrors Of The paintings are oil "fse
ye and como with remarkably strong Endorsements rom
49, .r,ors rurone,n capitals whore they have been
spown Irtst Miilet who wac ehcfN instruments 81,
iSnring Vereschagn visit ID county nus s'n W., ,n
s,er~ al that wherever the paintings Wer' SlO"
an Iiirouo tho number tickets taken - n' uoo'' ""0
equivalent 70 e-third OF the ehtife p'p""'O"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
PRAIsING GENERAL HARRISON.

Pltisburs, Sept. tSpscaD.-1he Rev. Father
schuck, Of st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church at MIL
hauScn, near Indianapolis who returning from
visit 10 RCm', said Of General Harrison today |
am personally acquainted with the Republican cand-
date. more progressive could not be found
do not SC eve that he even Was connected with The
Know Nothing party. No man H. more popular In
his own State than General Harrison. and think In
diana will give majority for the Republican ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

H. 8 TAYLOR The widely know theat!l'al Amt
-os,.,d.v ,ooL trial trip FL his newly purchased
steam launch the Unknown which is TO be ''soa on
the stage Of the Grand opcra House IN mo honey
Regatta scene OF "Thc Dark secret Accom- A..
hy a party OF friends and snmp'Mous ui'n Fasi
TAYLOR crileed IN ard down the North anc EaH'
Ivers during a considerable part OF me ~ %
The Unknown IS a smarly buh, tnm-loohlhE Si..e'
seven fo,t over an length on waterline, hltN
one feet: width cgh, feet She was built by haiph
mn of (iuilford Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPIAG NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. SEPT l. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YORX... SATURDAY, SEPT |. 1893
ARRIVED
Steamer Celtic tBr) Iryins. Liverpool Aug %. Queens
with mdso and nh2 passengers 10 Bruce lsmay
steamer Snevla (Grrl Ludwig. Hamburg Aug 10, Havre
2l with mdse 61s passengers " kunhardt Co. Al
steamer be Rny,er se1 Ari,ten Antwerp Aug II VIA
Boston with mdse 10 Fuuch. Egde Co. Arrived ~ tho Bar
passengerst to Pacihc Mall IS Co.
steamer Bonita (Sranl hauaulari, Guantanamo 6days
with surlr 10 TAYLOR vessel Bruce Ismay.
steamer Baltimore CITY (Br. Brun. ST Jago days. fer
Steamer Rio Granne Lewis Galveston days.
ana passengers 10 G ii Mallory & Co.
Schr Clifton (Br) Parsons. Windsor Ne. with plaster
VC&CV King. vessel to Whitney * Co.
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook, wind. oami cloudy and hazy.
AT CITY Island. wind. light. sw, cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Holland tBrl Foote London-F W J Hurst
CITY Of Chester Br Bond Liverpool via Queens
town-Petor Wright & sons.
steamer Elbe (Gerl Never. Bremen via southampton
steamer Chateau Ianto orr. olivier. BordeauxFunch.
Ed'eE Co.
steamer olympia (Br. SWAIN Mediterranean sortsHen-
steamer Coorads Daniel. Aspinwall-Pac!hc Mail 81 Co
PrnL Maurits Ditch. susso Port au Prince &C
steauer stroma (Br MoFaranc Georgetown Demerara-
Middleton & Co.
steamer Manhattan stevens havana and MAtanzasJasE
steamer Nueces Bogcr Galveston via Key west-C IL
MalluTy& Co.
steamer ~ Monte Hawthorn. New. orleans-John + Van
steamer Knickerbccror Kemblo New Orleans Samuel II
steamer Tallahassee Fisher. ssvannah-lIenrv ongs.
steamer CITY OF Angust. Catherine On ann nhenry
Yonge.
steamer Pioneer Ingram. Wilmington, NC 100 Ciydo
steamer Breakwater. Walker West Point va-old Dsmu
Ion 80 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
ENTRIES FOR THE PAvONIA REGATTs.

THE LARGEST LIST IN THE HISTORY OF THE
CLUB.
The nineteenth annual regatta OF the Pavona Yactl
Club VIII be sailed tomorrow, and the increased
interest taken In yachting everywhere the Atlantic
coast. promises Ia show hsalf this Jersey CITY
club we'll. The entries for the are moro
numerous by far than they have ever been before
and include many OF tho fast sloops In these waers
They are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
ATHLETIC SPORTS IT IF vres ISLAND.


, N1w-York Athleuc Club opoje, tn tennis tourna-
FOR ire club championship at Travers Island yestcr
day A swimming contest also iocE place III. f.
Toussains tho 100 gard in l min. - Ia secs
c. T. shlosanger second by IL yards. The hslfm c
was closely contested IL. Il. Tc,ssains and L. j
Wells swimming dead heat for first place In IA miD
- II s,c and c. I. SLlcssngeF coming in third
in the tennis tourney, gentlemen's singles, IT, Fl
Neln beat r. j. Kelly by DEFAULT F. II. Coney beat W.
Cunningham, Go. 80 6-5 f. H. Thompson beat H. For
ward by default s. NJ Cauldwe,l and j. NJ Styncs drew
bycs r. j. Dunning beat ]. T. Leo, G2, 90 r. f.
Bruner bye. doubles Nell and Coney defeated
O'DOnohue and Bruner CO. GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

Iho c0nrsc Tor c1aSSes and IT Is from an imaginary
lne between the Judges boat and a stake-boat.
chored between Dcd0ws and ELS Islands, to and
around He'll Buoy No. 2, the west end Of Roamer
Shoa! D. sccond bell buoy In mid channel. outside
% IT, NarrV~s. AID back to place OF starting, tho
buo3 80 be tanned rom lceward to wndwald For
classes 6. =. an Y, the course IS from tho
starting line 10 AID around station scow in Gravescnd
Iiav, on Cc"cy Island Point. and back to place of
starting. Tho start for ell classes will be flying
ono, Tho preparatory signal will be fired a. 10
O'Clock starting for classes G. D. and T. at 10 10
siartln for classes and y, az 10 rs; handicap
gun at 1923. 4 banquet will be held at the club
house after the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
ON TIE HOMrsTRETCIL.

The rest were then scattered, and mo leaders De-
ran their struggle on the reach back to Hampstead
The Nvmph was oufo0ted in the reach, and the Baboon
made the remarkable gain Of 3 40 on this short leg
The Banshee had with the Slight breeze anG
dropped behind. When Hampstead was rounded again.
Baboon was 80 ahead Of Nymph Banshee rounded
12:48 behind Nymph, and II g. behind Baboon, an
i,etrieyable loss The wind had almost entirely
died out and the rest OF the race was monotonous
drifting match The order Of the vessels changed
little because sailing qualities did not avail. The
omen boats were in TWO hours before the larger craft
Itcause their triangular course saved them from the
calm The story OF tic told In this summary :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

II az progressive his brother doctors will reconm.nd
SRABIgYs HYnKONAPHTHOL FOR all skin and scalp as
eases HYDRoSAPUTHoL pAsrErE, Tor iryinx tle sio<
room, SEADJRYs -uLfHUH EtNDLFS Tor
closets oelsrs sinks bird 1nt cs!ais ana prevent
ing yellow fever Sold by AL irnSgsts D g j. SOLO mfs-
81 \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
THE UEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT ISDtCATIOSs-FoR ~ HOURS
v..ryo1cx Sent l-s L. m.-For EewEngand. fair
weather preceded by local the coast cooe
For Eastern New.Yoik. Eastern PeansyiVanlS' No"'
Jersey ard Delaware fair preceded by local iaps
ON the NewJersey coast 10. night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
FILLING AN OLD WOHAy WITH HIS VA CON

Mrs Rose serrlno, age sixty, ~ No. 81 Crosby-st..
was run over and killed yesterday Broadway and Grand
st. by a procers wagon. driven by John Pope. Pope
Immediately rapidly up Grandst but was arrestea
when near his store, No. 16S Mubcrryst. He with
difficulty rescued from angry crowd Of Italians, how
ever who threatened him with violence. H. held
In So 500 bonds The officer who arrested him charged
him with deliberately killing the woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
HOTEL ARRTVALS,

ALBEMARLE - Lieutenant Commander W. w.
Rhoafrz T. S. " CLARESDON-Vlcente G. Quesada.
Argentine Minister az Washington FIFTH AVENUE
Tho Rev Dr. J. Addison Henry and the Rev III. B.
Hoffman OF Philadelphia GILSEY-Judge 1horas Set
tie Of Tor!da. MURRAY HlIL-MoFsan q. Buckley.
m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
RASFRILL AT NEKhRK.

Costly errors at critical parts OF the enabled the
Acnowns to victory over the Newarks at Newark
yesterday The score was
A AiS91Grn 49,. 9 Q 3 g ! 9 3 : o--s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
NtREFEU.

AUCIZAR-PRATCHATT-On the 18Th ult. by tia Rev
Prescott Fvarts Churca 0f the HOlT CVmmurion. otn
AMI 2Othst. Pablo AudzoT TO 5 Josephine Pra'ch
att.
BREWSTER MUNGER on ss.arday September l. AZ
Calvary Ch,pei. b. tn has Joseph Brewster, WHtiam
Brewster aad Marie MuIrcl.
No ctris.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT SarAtoys Springs. Y. Y. %
THURSDAY August 80. william Il. Jshnsol, ., Ruuand
Vermont. 10 VI rora A PItser. daughter q tho la1
Francis H. Ammidon o. this olty.
No car!s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
THE oarsE or TIE BANJO PLAYER's DEATH

ccroners jury yesterday decided that Susan Hen
bricks was responsible for Solomon Johnsons death, and
that Louis Fuld to blame. The witnesses were
Mrs Park and Miss Lilly Butler Miss Hendricks was
not represented by counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
rEIut,NF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE Sept FL a rn-Ceo ana isir "eathef
r,.vaued yeserday with slight rain. The temperature
ranged between 0ses and sS4' the average C2') being
go lower than Friday.
in and near this city to-day there viii probably %
sooIer And fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02


CLASS E-SCHooN ERs
Length
As Name So t Ss'i Il i"s1s. %a,ls"
CLASS 4.-sLOors.
Mischief. q feet Inches M iI V Z; r5ssae.
CLASS 7.-sLooPs.
Nymph.... 20 fee, inches 9e1ss v " r Fiin
ciocodc g feet il ae6cs 4 / Tieme
= i Iss' Inches Inches + / e e
Papoose.......... 80 feet ThaleI ana s""lAi"N
CLASS s.-sLOOPs.
rsepIt......... 80 feet 3 inches c. w. Wetmore.
Vausa. ......... 81 feet inches j. NJ Williams
CLASS 0.-sLOOFS.
g Is es' inches nees; 4 + nu hf%
CLASS 11-OPEN BOATS
H Nhe Cap 9 iS se5 % 51 inches
CLASS 12-oPEN BOATS.
srepe...... "a feet inches ii. 4. Doremus.
CLASS 13-orEN BOATS.
Apache........... - feet F. g. WooaDuFy'
CLASS 10-OPEN BOATS.
Jonc.............. Is feet inches > Mainwrlsh]
LwendOlin. IS feet J. W N"'"'''
IsEULT THE FIRST TO CROSS.
When, at IL ;j5. tn stait was announced by gun
he lseult was nearest the line. and crossed first
with the LaIchmonts PRIDE me y"pn'
only ten seconds behind Then It !oNcu Il"
his order. tho Wacondah. Agnes, Nal'isia'
y
Iloga, Crocodile, lone, Papoosc, Mischief Apache'
Brunhildc Whitccap banshcc, Gwendoiin ana fauha'
The Banshee was standing 10 eastward al me gun
with tbe wind an her mort quarter she rounded INC
ma lust as the t6IOOsc came out, pioho ""' nv JOS
DON. iib put hcr helm hard up, and came across
The Yachts all crossed the HiIc ior
,1in with the wind the port quarter, Tor IN, s'dhc
boat AZ Hampstead Iarb0r. Most Of the soos dropped
their spinnaker boOms apOrt before they rachcd inc
limo and broke their baloonbs ana spihiaAefs a.
The Nymph led the feet from point half way 10
IIefnpstcad while the IabOOn made bis gam, DIihs
Inc her next the Ncw-NOrher. Tho Hampstead liar
hoY stabchoa was rounded In This ORDER: NShph
l2:i7 Anaconda. IL ~ 30 Iab0oh' IL 80 ~
Iscnlt InIs %; Incz, IL O.' Naconlah,
11:1g:17: Sircne, l. 20 10, Nclusla, j. ~ 10
Grasotl, LEO 40: .mgzuE, l. 20 fO' AgnCs
10 :22 :O5 Mischief, l. 90 40; Banshee i ~ o'
ra;,oo~c l.. 30 Laksnli, IL "a 10, Nui'sid
II go rs. ,,-, ,
around the stakeb0at half a milo south OF stanford
Uarhor Light the smaller sl0ops and the schooncrs
tno the tWcnfy-onc mic course 10 tapan Island ana
tho oren boats hrashcd 10 wndwad to Cap AIMS l'ian1
and thon ran straight home. course OF four cen mics
The little fellows had wudvaId work from hemlstcaH
TO Captains Island, while The Mischief ana Hhaoohua
could nearly lay thelr course 10 siamoHi Al thr
CAPTAINS Island stake the Nymph had gained thlity
seconds on the Bab0On. and the Hanshce ha come up
third The leaders rounded a. follows NEhph'
- 80 Baboon. "a 20, Banshce, 70 20 SIrnc
40 40 Acnes ! 80 30: PapOOse, ~ 100, lseult
m :O3 Crocodile. / 80 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
- BEAM MUCH LIKE MANS.

The examination u the brain by Dr. L. {. spitzhs.
assisted by Or. n. T. Brill, the most important
feati OF the autops The brain was found TO be in
perfect condition, igm normal In texture and Of a
dull white color. and about oncthd the size Of the
human brain, but Crowley va, 1Lly five ycass old.
ard would not have arrived at majority Wtl be was
about sixioen, this difference g. nos ied!AiAab.' On
the left side Of the brain were four cor outons, or
folds, and the right side two moro. but all ihs CEN
tres Of the brain, subject the VII power, we're ess
developed han IN tho ape or an IDIOT wnio tho iOn;
lObe wa, ouied, r. IN animals.
In summing up the It. ls of his examination, Or
sp'1sN said that li)rlY's brain, IN all its essen, ia
cE8rlstcr,ilcs, remarkably like miniature
huM.l brain. h,ff- the autopsy the flesh
mOcni from the hu.cs ard thrown away. Tho boH',
Will ic p0.shc. and then ariicuatcd and plsc
on exhibition beside tne stuhcd specimen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

The time allow aucss had not been calculated at the
finish bur later the Regatta Committee announced
as winners the follow ING;
a" cisss Agnes Class 4. Mischief Anaconda sub
,cct IN mca,ulemeutD; Glass Z, BabOOn first: NymDh
yyccond. Glass ; Iseult Class Q, Amazon Class H.
Iaks hn; Class II, srcne CiasS IT, lone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 524 Sets 6.27 Moon LET Moons age 26
MOT wArGI
4 u-Sandy HOOK 40 Gov IsVl 443 Neu Gate $50
PY-Sandy HOOK 4.26 Gov. IsgL 4:57 Hell Gate o:l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

Notices Of marriages must be indorsed 10Th faU aan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

20 Wilh'lm -tTssso Berlin 5. ", Germany.
JENNY MfN tl, Principal
Professor RQners RldecAe, Advisory Counsel ,.,.
Tho CONSERN ATORY" embraces thorough train.
ing IN all b.anchcs u Music ~ ItOOL OF OPERA
preparatory 20 tho stare the sEMlN AIRY" for ina
aininq ~ ,achefs male female OF the piano
voice. Princlra, teachers Jeiay Meyer huggen Hidaeh
pars singing Prof Thlllth. d. Bl:chod, PaDcniick
piano l.ino S2uics violin. The winter course CONF
cncc, Oct t. Circulars f..c dp IeauOn by address
ng JENNY My Err 20 Wilhelm y. a,,c, Berlin. or NJ.
VOLKMANN. 40 NaSsau-st, New-Yok
Csc the ( gper.al I; air Rrgenerator
for gray and bleachei and beard Every color ard
shade simmsdlate harmless anil hsJng. Baths DO not
aTectt Does prevent CARING crnping. For safe
BY all druggists General Deoo. and Application Rooms
81 West 23d 81. Now-Ycrk.
Wedding Invitations Corr,,rt styles
A. DENARtSr son. ENGKAFERS,
East litA.st Union square.
In Of Merilen Britannia co.
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Eciiaious Notifies.

CALVARY HURCH. 4ta-aye., corner 2ists .-Rs-
opening services the chapel sloning the church. Holy
Communion at 10 ~. Marans service with Holy
Communion al IL o'clock.
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Special Notices.
sIcrn teuscrYnt9ry Of lIn,ic:

A The Dag ncna, rvro. srorr
This eelebra tod brand OF CT iNNEc-s EXTRA sLOCi.
bottled i.onlOu = Read Bros. Is unquestonapy tho
nuest ev, q porto. sold every " here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

EGLIsE DU SAINT ESPRIT. 30. 22c Rue Gu, St
Services religious 1munD he 10 IA. IL matln Rev.
A. V. WlTiMETER, Rectcur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY, 1855 Worth.
st. WILLIAM r. bAHNAD Sgpsrnte.dcni Ser, Ice
~ soma Sunday NJ 80 o'clock. The service
almost wholly by the children OF tho institution Pub 10
cordially Invited
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-29
GenteeI OuaCkS.

ayes, it pays" said big, fat phys
ician. with name which is known
throu ghout the medical world. II
have practice worth $40, 900 year"
"Women"? eyes. you've guessed it
first time. They pay $40 every time
they come into my office. When one
gets on my list L tell you she stays"
and DR.. H-laughed long and
loud. This is quackery-gilt-edged,
genteel quackery-to keep suffering
woman paying tribute year in and
year out, and doing them no good. DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
the peculiar weaknesses and diseases
of women. 1t does not lie to them nor
rob them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-29

For SALE-Two fine, large build
ing lots, on proposed line of the West
End Street railway. Price $3.50. APP
ply at LIGHT office.
Money to loan and vendors lein
notes bought. Sums from 81 900 to SO,
600 to loan at S and 10 per cent.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
BFBear in mind that Frank J. Bel
tel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great
Northern depot. 9-1l-ly