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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
xyyory,Ne REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.

temporary injunction has been granted ID the
Brooklyn city Court Dr. William C. Wren, restrain
Ing DR. Alvin c. Henderson from dsposlng Of or inter
feng with 1900 shares of the capital stock OF the Con-
soldated Refrigerating Company, pending trial to
determine the ownership Of the stock Dr. Wren IN
vented an apparatus for freezing by the evaporation OF
ammonia, In 1855, and after DR.. Henderson and
George H. stayner Of Ives stayner proposed to form
o company for the Manufacture Of the machines. DR..
henderson was made president, and Mr.. stayner
treasurer Dr. Wren was made engineer at 5000 a
year. Aferward 1t was decided that the election of
officers In Brooklyn was Illegal and new ones were
chosen In this city, and j. Ensign Fuller was made
president Dr. Wren frozen outs I'm the reorgan-
zation, and be compromised suit by accepting 900
,hares he claims that Dr. Henderson has been selling
,hares for what ho could get
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vFSTCUFSTER COUNTY.

An election will be held at Port Chester on tues
day evening for village president, trustees ana treas
urer.
The resignation of the Rev. W. W. DoWd, Pastor
of the Presbyterian Church OF Port chester lor tno
last ten years has been accepted by the PresDytoy
of Westchester County.
The Republicans of Sing Sing on Thursday evening
made the following nominations for village onicers :
President. Joshua c. Many Trustees, william hunt
Daniel Moriarty, jr., and John McNahy treasurer
James NJ Jarvis; Collector, Charles D. hayhonu'
rha penubl,can Association OF Mount Vernon has
decided to hold ward primaries for the nomination OF
trustees and inspectors next Saturday evening Ihe
convention for the nomination OF candidates 1or pres
ldept and treasurer will be held on May =
The Mount Vernon Academy committee has decidea
to call a mass meeting of heads OF families at wnen
Chauncey NJ. Depew will be invited to SPEAK, ana 10
open books for subscriptions TO the STOCK
Under the direction of the Ladies AID Society, the
congregation Of the First Presbyterian Churcn' ouh
Vernon gave a crowded reception last night 10 the
new PASTOR the Rev. Charles Stoddard Lane anu Ills
wifi
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DR. rILMAGE DID NOT HAVE VINE.

In some Of the newspapers yesterday mornlnB' I'D
the report OF the dinner given on Thursday evening
to the officers of the 18th Regiment by the Rev. d.
T. Dewitt Talmage, chaplain of the regiment IL was
stated that four different kinds of wine were served
AS Dr. Talmages total abstinence principles are wen
known the report caused some SURPRISE and IT'D
une" reporter called upon him at his home Id brooA'
Ign, No. ! South Oxford-st., yesterday afternoon 10
learn II the report were true. Dr. Talmage, when
Informed of the reporters errand, expressed much
surprise at such a report being made. They say
I served four kinds of wine, do they - he said
that is Just four kinds of lies. cannot
imagine how such a report could have started. We
had lemonade coffee, tea and water" ne added
after moments pause perhaps those were inc
four kinds of wine referred 70. think any OF the
TWENTY-FIVE or more gentlemen who were here last
evening will testify that there other wines
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Bor WORDS oVEa RAPID TRANSIT
ATTACKING ROWLAND r. HAZARD AND THE
DISTRICT RAILWAY COMPANIES PLAN

ATTACKING ROWLAND r. HAZARD AND THE
DISTRICT RAILWAY COMPANIES PLAN.
Tho Committee on Rapid Transit OF she Real Estate
Exchange held an exceedingly lively meeting yester.
day afternoon George W. Van scklen presided ana
the FIST speaker was ex-Judge Charles p DAILY, who
attacked Colonel Rowland r. Hazard and the Distric'
Railway Company which he represented. Mr.. HaE-
ard had organized the company, he sad' IN spite
the opinion of experienced engineers that tho plan was
impracticabIe and the speaker had been informed,
had issued stock amounting to s3O,oooooo' Coione.
Hazards charter was unconstitutional and II he hao
said that his had been through all tho courts '
had failed to state that he was defeated
Colonel Hazard said that Judge DAILY know nothing
about the District Road. and the Judge replied IL
7 don't know the road, j know you,' and then INC
chairman interposed After brief testimony In faVor
Of the Arcade Road by engineers, Colonel Hazaru s1o
that he wanted to mako general denial of most OF
Jpdee DaIy,s statements II they were to be OF tho
slightest importance. The decision OF the Court Oh
AnneaIs had been in favor of the District Road the
$40 600 900 of stock existed only In Judge Days
and the personal charges against him wero
preposterous. ~,
A. p Mann opposed the Arcade Road on pehan Ok
property-owners and when Judge DAILY said that en-
rinoers would testify that injury would DO oohe
to property, he replied: ooh, yes, you can orlns
your engineers here and they will answer your icadns
Questions Just you want them to- ~. .o,,,a
Orlando b. Potter said that the Arcade ROAD woud
ruin business in Broadway for years, and II was
scheme OF body of SPECTATORS who had placed IN
res pectable men at their head. Melville 7. omIIn
than fourteen feet to any building and no damage
would he DONE
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Jersey CITY.

The Rev. George S. Hebbard, chaplain OF Christ
Hospital has resigned, after the Council has made
several unsuccessful attempts to dislodge him. The
Rev Mr.. Phelps, Of Orange, has been selected as MI
Hebbards successor and viii fill the Office permanently
IL the Council finds him acceptable.
Ex-Judge Gsrrettson, the referee in the divorce
proceedings of Mrs. Richard onslow against her hus-
band has decided the case in favor Of the defendant
Mrs. Eta Mayo, of West Thirteenth-st, Bayonne
went to visit some friends Thursday, and was re-
turning home about 10 p. m. with All infant In her
arms and little girl walking by her side, when she
was met In lonely part Of the road by a man VINO
offered her gross insult. Mrs. Mayo ran screaming
toward a house short distance up tho road. me
man ran after her, but she reached the gate ana
pushing it open fell exhausted on the stoop' MT
Donovan the occupant Of the house. heard the noise,
came out and knocked the ruffian down. lie was
taken to the police station, where he gave bis namo
as william H. Crawput, painter The prisoner was
identified as the man who attacked two women IN
the same place last summer, and Recorder besher
sent him to the penitentIary for three months
A young German, whose name Is not known COM
mitted suicide yesterday by eapng from the PennsyF
yanta Railroad wharf at Weehawken Some oI ehe
freight handlers threw rope to him, but he refused
to touch 1t and was drowned His body was ho'
recovered
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Steamer y Bourgogne tFr)' Frangu'' hA'''-N'"'
Steamer Cach.nire tFr, Anton Mediterranean p0r''-
Finch, Edye q Co. -, e.,oA.. NE via II ali
Steamer Bon vista (Brl, AndersOn, osJonns AVE- W.
far-Bowring Il Archibald ,,n u..,.r.op pyoa
steamer italia (Br Craig. st John NB-Hnnaetson DIE U.s.
steamer City OF Antonio, Wilder FORT hoyi AHu 'A
nandina-C II Mallory & Co ,.-,-. 49,, raor.onvyls--
Steamer Cherokee. Dosne Charleston anu 's0~''H'
Steamer W Garrett Foster Balttmore-B Downer; m
BARK Howard (Br. Vance, Adelaide Aus'r"iA- "'A''
BARK ANY Turner. Merrill Honolulu via Bo'son-'srn0n
BsrS Anna GDanL Nielsen. Msceio-scammell Bros
BARK verssdi tNor). Hagbsrs BIO Granne 10 su''
psrs cbss r. Lewis Reed Perth Amboy-whte Co
SAILED.
steamers Sussex for London; City OF san ANTONIO
nandina; Cherokee, charleston ,-,., sro,,. Ham
RarEs Besgale for njer Heinrich and Tonlo ram
burg Kedrsu London; Ivenjerte. Monovideo saniusi
Sprnr Kingston; T l. Sweat Matanzas
MISCELLANEOUS
Cleaner Scandinavia (Br) Renfrow from Medltcrranean
norts for ashore OF Denla on mud Ooom- Al
slsance has been sent her.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April lo-saIlsd steamer Heivetia (Br) Cocn
rae Hprn 2O-saed Spain (Br) Grit
ftIs from Liverpool hence for Nsw.York.
Arrived steamer Galla iBr, Murphy. from NeW'fork
Anr,i II on her way LivefDeol (and proceededl 49,.
Sailed ARABIC (Br) Smith. from LVerpoo henoo
for Nev-York 49,, ..o.u,.- rtrrr,, f2r
Cock, from New fotk AprH IN ouiS' ""' ~
and LIVERPOOL ... ..Lo-. mr., ,.rovp
from Glasgow hence for New-York
(For later shipping NeTE any, see FVrh Pas'J
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WHO rs THE JUNIOR POLICE INSPECTOR

The Police Board yesterday decided to award
contract to s. A. French Co., for the manufacture Of
new and handsome honorable mentions badges, to
take the place of the plain copper badges which were
called in recently. About $50 policemen were en-
titled TO wear such badges, and they viii receive them
in time for the parade of the force on May 81. The
new law which makes Inspector Byrnes tho chief In
spector of the with an Increase OF pay because
no is the senior inspector, has given rise 70 discus
sion among the police officials upon the question !;
"who is the Junior Inspector Williams snd Con
lin were appointed inspectors on the same day. The
rol,ce Commissioners voted 10 appoint Conlin few
minutes before they voted 10 appoint Williams, but
Williams was sworn into office first. Fech Inspector
d Yesterday that the other was the junior Inspector
s,IperntcnGent Murray would not express bis opinion
40 reL.rtes, but he VIII soon indicate IL by is arrange
.ar Of the inspectors IN the police parade The In
snector who lead, the fourth division OF the parade
viii be considered the junior inspector IN the tuds
msnt of tho chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
RI,OOKLYN.
prpo,,ps WOKE TBrusrLvrs CoXFonrABLE

Three times within a month the tailoring estao
lishment Of Charles Miller, at NO. o99 broadway, mas
been robbed of clothing At a. m. yesterday Police
man zeikell of the Fifteenth Precinct heard noise
IN the lIouor store No. and West Fourthst, as IL
some one were saving wood He called assistance
and entered the place. No one could be found, bur
evidences Of burglary were clear The men had got
into the lquor-store and had good tlme they had
spread repast for themselves, consisting OF meat
bread and cheese, which they washed down win a
selection Of liquor This disposed Of they proceeded
evidently half drunk, to saw out the panels OF TWO
doors which lead TO the rear of MiDers tailor SHOP
They had got clear into tho tailor SHOP "hen 'no
policemen were after them but where they dlsap-
,aa,.a could mt be found After a long search one
Of the men was found secretcd in the basement. ne
gave his name as Herman Steiin, twenty SIX years
did no home He was taken TO the Jefferson MarAet
Police Court and remanded for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
RAILWAY.

The Forest Park Land Association has completed
arrangements with the Johnson Railroad Signal COM
pany by which the latter will transfer its plant to this
city, The association decided the company SIX acres
of ground in Ralroad-ave., and the company WIN
shortly begin the erection Of the main buildings.
About 200 men will be employed and the payroll Will
be $1,000 per week
lewis 7. Brldgman, formerly associated with Nc
Ku,on Snrague & Co.'s commercial agency, Is danger
ously I'll at the Melck He is the father OF tho
Rev. Dr. Bridgman, pastor of the Madison Avenue
Baptist Church New-York
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pr1vEr WHO IA oKEp sxPsRIsYoE.

walter Avery age nineteen, OF No. SIG West Fifty
ST. was held by Justice Welde in the Yokville
Court Yesterday to result Of injuries inflicted
upon Henry Anders No 439 West Fortiethst Anders
was riding on platform OF Forty seconds car
At Sxthuye Avery tried to drive team attached to an
across the street. The pole OF the struck
Anders and knocked OF the PLATFORM breaking his
thigh and possibly iuuring him internally Avery tried
TO excuse his by saying that 1t was the hst
time he had ever driven horse .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
LOTION OF GERMAN REPURLICAsS

Every district was represented at tho montnS
meeting Of tho German Republican Central Committee
at the Germana Assembly Rooms, No 291-293
Bowery, last night. Ex-Judgo A ]. Dttenhofer pre-
sided. The chief business Of the evening was tho
adoption of the constitution and bylaws governing
the Central Committee, and resolutions OF coincidence
with tho family of Roscoe Conkling In their great
bereavement Tho chairman announced that no wouid
name the standing committees, on finance, resoiu'
tions and printing, on or before tho next monthly
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
NEWARK.

James Gallagher pleaded not guilty in tho courts
vesterday 10 an Indictment for manslaughter, for Kill
ing Andrew McNaIy. of NewYork, at fiiend's house
in Newark, on March II. The murderous blow was
inflicted with beer glass.
An epitomized version Of the new ligh-Lieense
law was drawn up by the City Counsel on behalf OF the
Excise Board for publication. The words =" Selling
without license or on Sunday is prohipited unuef
severe PENALTIES" President Marx Of the Excise Board
ordered the City Clerk to have stricken from the
advertisement.
James Smith, IT., yesterday received letter from
John r. MCPHERSON stating that the Senator would not
pernI, his name II be used In the Democratic state
Convention delegate to st. Louis
The Republican State Committee issued yesterday
the call for the primaries Monday, April 80, TO
elect delegates to the State Convention at Trenton
on Wednesday, May 8, and TO elect delegates 10 inc
District Convention at Newark, ON May o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
p1ays res DIP AGyEW'S FUNERAL.

Many testimonials Of respect for Dr. Agnew continued
to be received yesterday at bis home In Madsonave
His prominence in many leading movements curing HE
life made him widely One physician said on THIS
subject that he think there another physician
in New.York who had been prominent In his PROFESSION
and 80 active at the same In other fields The order
Cd the Loyal Legion Of the United States OF which ne
was member will be represented by delegation at the
funeral to-day The services will take place at 10 30 this
morning in the Fifth Presbyterian Church, and Dr.
John Hall will oniciate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
rnEorrsss ArA CHRISTIAN CONVENTION

The following officers were elected at tho npeecnth
annual state Convention Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association OF YewJersey at yesterdays session at
pla,ndcd: President. ElEanah Drake. Newark; vice.
president. f. S Coles jersey City second epres-
sont Iobn Cook Camden: secretary ii. A. Thompson,
Pennington seminary first assistant secretary, S. L.
Harte. Bioomeeld second assistant secretary Wesley
H. Stout, Asbury Park, discussion on work for
novss was conducted In the morning by Summer r..
Dud,ev. general secretary, OF Orange. The Rev DR..
r. ri Meredith. OF brooklyn. delivered an address on
fec general secretary OF Brooklyn, spoko on Young
Men,s CHRISTIAN Associations. their Manifold supply
Tor Mgnifold Needs George A Hail. state secre-
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
SHIffIhu NbVO
popr or NEW.YoEK FRIDAY, APRIL 20. II
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoEK.. ...-....FRIDAf' APRIL TO- 1883
ARRIVED
st.an.r State Of (Br) Mann, Glasgow April
I'm, with mdss and 524 passengers 10 Austin Baldwin
q 90 Arrived al the Bar ~ y m
Sfrsn or (Br Fraser Trinidad April q Barbados
-, neis and Martinique Dominica Montscrrat 8, An
iaa II - kits L. Crox Is. with dsa and passengers
~ a outerbridge Co. Arrived al the Bar AZ 30 n
pr fmon IL with ndse AID passengers to Pin Forwood
= "a Arrived al the Bar at 2.3v a NJ -
santiago Allen Clenfuegos April IL, 81 Jhoo II,
,,son is With mdse and SO passengers TO Jas Ward
a 20 Arrived at the Bar al 81 "a m
steamer I'll Paso VioA' N'"'SA'"A' -''' "''N N''''
Ienn van ROANOKE Huphers Newport News and Norfolk.
-r,,n ndse and pas engers Old Dominion - co.
WIZ snow, Pisagua 95 days. VITA
nitrate OF soda Hsmnway Browni Vss'eito vernon
BTewS Wh,t.r Cof Portiand) Kenney. Port ovas Chill
90 yh ntr ate OF soda wool 10 WIN X Grace q Co;
vss.ai 10 II Winchester * co.
Vesse, 70 fcerl erla Lisbon 81 days with mdss
der: vessel 10 Hagemsyer brunh
.uNsnTAt sandy goos wiud fresh, NWi cloudy. AT
City Isiand. wind resh' N"' eiouuJ
Arrived ysstsriay-
steamer City Savannah, smith, Savannah days with
i ~ ~ "a DAVIS LOGO Ian with mdss TO Paui
usins p a Co vessel TO Miller q Houghton
CLEARED
sr..mer Pomsranian Obj. Dalzien. Observation-Disclosures
Bros. -. ,<0.~ fsv.rnoai via or..,.,o-
ssa,T Baltic rI Smith. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer IaSe superior lrr Stewart Interpretations
st.ant Purps,.ia DBL Hedderwek Observation-Disclosures
steamer .r. Dan Thomson. Copenhagen and stetn
sp{s tDteh sengsr RotsrdauTunch Ed
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
,nvRrTrsrye AGENTS IN CONVENTION.

The association of General Newspaper Advertising
AGENCIES which has been in session at the Astor
House for the last two days, passed resolutions yes
teray 10 the effect the association will prepare
so notification list OF firms and individuals eligible
for membership in IL. and that every nane upon the
list shall be selected from those which the American
Newsuapcr Publishers Association has reported as
having transacted BUSINESS With its members under
satisfactory conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
ALONG THE SOUND.

The case Of the Credit Company Qlmited) OF London
England against John NJ Randall, OF New-hofk'
involving and arising out Of foreclosure pro
ceedlngs two or three years ago against the Howe
Sewing Machine property in Bridgeport, Is now being
tried in the Superior Caurt OF that city,
The funeral Of Captain Henry Iayfeld, for many
wears connected with steamers Of the Cromwell Line
between New-YorH, Charleston and Savannah, took
place in Bridgeport yesterday. He was seventy-hve
years old.
Lieutenant James Donnelly, co. f, 4th Regiment
c. ~ c. died yesterday in Bridgeport He was
United States transfer mail agent at the railway
station In that city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
LONG ISLAND.

The Pratt OIL Company has purchased the old Aisop
homestead near Laurel Hill, and Will tear II down
for the purpose of erecting the site what VIII prop
ably be one Of the largest oil refnereS IN inc Noiu
Tbo Natrono,,tan Hotel at Rockaway Beach was sold
Yesterday by Mr. DATE, Of Jersey City, to the New
York Woodhaven and Rockaway Railroad COMPANY.
Ihe plot is 26OxlO feet and will be used as passoh
ger station
The question as to the ownership and right 10 use
the steamb lat dock at Sea Cliff has been s9l'eo III
favor of the Sea Cliff Grove and Metropolitan Cahp
Ground Association, and the rival STEAMBOATS, when
have been fighting the right to land passengers
will now have equal facilities on paying Wharfage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aoueduct Investigating Committee, Part H. supreme
Court 10 q. m. -.x 20 c.nr,.,es
ycems, IL a. m ,..., ..,,. pr..,v
Funeral Of DR.. G. r. Agnew' futh avenue 'i''''
OF, Funeral Of John r. @. Hassard. st. AIMS L. o.
0"S Conference OF Democrats Holman House. p. m
Athletic games Of odd Regiment, Armory, D. m:
Anniversary OF Old Guard. Church OF lncarnauon
transfer of Barnum's Circus TO Brooklyn. evening
lecture by Dr. ossip Fedman, Stcinway Hail. p M
Annual dinner Of list Regiment Ve'ersn'' o
evening ., -. nu.,r,,t Ufs
tory, 10 80 D. m o s1,.d sna
thirty. SCI Gst. and Harlem River.
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HOME NEWS.
ppIyaIS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE holE1S.
pprNswICK-The Duke u Newcastle and Count va
80, =, Cs,to,nia CLARFNDoN-Su Lionel West,
british Minister at Washington FIFTH AVENUE
Juases George ~ Danorth and Charles Anorewss OF tne
reu.york Court OF Appeals ana Judge William A. Gal
hrs,,h ~ r,rIs Penn GRAND-Senator George b. Sloan.
a. oswego. MURRAY HiiL-F1edeiick W. shafon' OF
San Frsncsco and ex- Senator Amasa j. Parker jr OF
IIh.nv NEW. YORK--Major General Sir Charles Pear
son Of the Britsh Army UNION SoUARE-Dr d.
Gu,msn. Minister for Nicaragua at WASHINGTON riU-
TORI A-Clayton McMichaeL CT Philadelphia WESI-
xINsTER-Colonel John NJ. Wilson. OF washington.
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ELIZABETH.

Mary Cannon ago seventeen, pretty ElEaoo'n-
port GIRL has been missing from her nome, No IA"
Court-st since Monday, and so has Richard hasgeH''
a grocery clerk. of her admirers.
3The Daily Herald yesterday obtained peaccanie
nosess,on Of the Shiloh Baptist Church, which Will
be fitted up for newspaper Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
NEM.RRUNsWICK.

Howard B. Tindell will on Monday take charge Oh
the "Fredoniann as editor and business manager
The @Fredonlan1 is the leading Republican paper OF
Middlasex county
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MAXINE IVIELLIqENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TC-hAY.
Eunrsss sos Sets Gal Moon sets 1885 Moons ago 10
WATER
xsandy Hong 1881 Gov Isrd 3l5 He'll Gate. 6;04
SE-ssndy Hook. Sl6 Gov Isrd 4;02 He'll Gate 5;5l
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Announcements
GREAT HORSE MEDICINE.

GREAT Horse MEDICINE.
TOBIAS
VENETIAN HoRsE BINI>iENr
IN pinf bottles the cure OF
collie OLD SORES SPRAISs. BRUISES, ScRAIChEs &c
WARRANTED THE BEST u THE WORLD.
TOBIAS
DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
are Also warranted superior to any others curing feVef
Rotts Worms & O.. &C.. and increasing the appetite
Certified the late Colonel d. Mcdaniel owner OF semo
horses In tile world ana Oy NUMEROUS
OF other prominent hOrsemen - ,,.
Sold by ali Dru ggists Saders Depot 40 Murrrays ST.
Nsw-York.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ d.,
3l9 WEST l26rH.Sc
Of the Nervous SYsts OrBahS
Impotence sterility. Hours-Sto II toa
LOOK YOUNG.
Prevent tendency wrinkles aRsing OF the skin by
using LEAURHlIE OIL Preserves youthful, plump iresn
CO dition OF the features Prevents chappng CRACKING
Keeps akin SOFT smooth 81. Druggists prepaid " ex
prus. T. s. WELLS Jersey O''I' Nd
"THE best cure in the world for coughs,
colds and sonsumptien IL Cutler Bros Co.'S wsu-kneHn
cid Bestoz Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
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NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.

tary. OF New-York conducted conversation on In
proyed Methods In Association Work.
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4. ]. CAMMEYER,
I6I, I63, l65, l67 4 1853 6th-aVe.,
CORNER 12TH-ST.

SOME PEOPLE HAVE AN Idea" THAT TO BE
SATISFACTORY, SHOES MUST OF NECESSITY BE
MADE TO THEIR PERSONAL MEASURE OTHERS
TRY READY.MADE sHo 80 OCCASIONALLY. BUT
GOING To THE WRONG STORES BECOME DIS.
CoURAGED AND RETURN TO CUSTOM WORK. TO
ALL SUCH DESIRE TO SAY THAT HAVE AL
WAYS IN STOCK THE COMPLETESr ASsoRT.
MENT OF LADIES', MISSES, cHILDREN's MEMS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS AND SHOES. OF PAT
TERMS. STYLES. FINISH AND FIT THAT NO PRT.
VATE SHOEMAKER CAN EXCEL, AND AT SUCH
LOW PRICES THAT I AsToNIsH EVEN Ny COM.
PETITORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21

To-day we yield our principal show
windows to a display of Mems Neck
wear. The scarfs are all English,
" Fedoras," "Duke of Beauforts,"
/" Mikados they are called---made
for us by Virgoe, Middleton & Co.,
London, and must be seen to be sppre'
ciated. Nothing like them in this
town at the prices---5Oc, 75c., and
s1.OO.
A new tie and new gloves do freshen
a mans toilet so; here are both, as you
call to look at Spring Overcoats and
Suits Don't forget that we are also
matters and shoe dealers.