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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

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HrAry or MAINE.

TEEisUsEH's OTTIcE,
Aususia, Apiut les.
upoa the foli0uing iosuship. OF tracts q lAnd
not liable % Be taksd Ia sny t0uu, the foHosiax
Asssssments foF state nN q iss- ssfe msdt By
the LsEislaisrs 90 ne len day Of March. issi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
BROOKLYN.

The body OF Thomas Dowd. age twenty-five OF 40
o. North First-st was found IN the water al SCUM
Fith-st Yesterday Cries FOR help were heafu SAL
nrIay night at that point by Captain McDonah' OF
canal boat living at South Thil,!-st. and he TOOK a
small boat ard rowed to the spot but Without hho-
Ing any one. -,
Police Justice Massey yesterday decided that 'he
euulovcS OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad COMPANY >
who wcIe arrested for tearing mp liaTiton-aVe' III
order TO place switch for the new Fineenths line ni
street cars had committed offence. As permit
was not needed for the work under the company
charter The men were discharged and tho work went
forward. .
The public baths were used by Ao'o23 persons last
week
The Bridge Trustees failed to secure quorum yes
to-day and no business was done.
Miss EGic l. Bockover. OF No 373 Vanderbllt-ave.'
eloped on Wednesday OF last week with william f'
rise OF Jersey City They married by the Rev
Henry Roisscy, assistant pastor Of the Hanson fsco
Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride Is OF age.
The Court Of Inquiry investigating the supplies
contracts frauds the Navy Yard took recess yes
tcrlay Paymastcr Allen went 10 Washington sat
u,lay night to report to Secretary Whitney and re-
cfdvc further Instructions. The inquest VIII prop
| ably be resumed to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
1EARY rs SATISFIED WITH HIS RAFT
HE SAYS THAT HE SAVES TEN PER CENT BY IT
ANOTHER RAFT PROBABLE IN DECEMBER

TIE SAYS THAT HE SAVES TEN PER CENT BY IT
ANOTHER RAFT PROBABLE IN DECEMBER
Interest in James D. Lcarys mammoth Josgihs raj.
continues TO increase. All day yesterday crowds OF
nersons travelled down 10 Erie Basin TO inspect inc
stupondous mass Of timber, which now lies hlsh anu
dry upon the land and the owners OF small ro"ooa''
reapcd harvest OF ten cent pieces, when they To-
c.lvcd for taking voyagcrs down tho basin TO the ra
Mr. Leary arrived in yesterday afternoon anu al
once proceeded the Eric Easln, where ne ior So1
,imc remained I'm serene contemplation OF his sue
cessful work In conversation with 1rlDunc IT,
uorter last night Mr.. Leary said;
The total cost of bringing the raft from Nova
Scotia s under 50 900. Under the old system IN orucr
N hiring 10 port the mass OF wood yon have seen 10
dav. I should have been compelled to charter over
anv schooncrs the whole cost OF when "oulu 10
sa5 600 As the raft stands value at Sloooo' pui
Lot be understood that the spruce deal IS not ior
sale as | intend 10 use 1t in my own business OIL
building piers and docks Without going into num-
ber ~ feurcs which would only confuse your reaers'
may estimate the net gain at ten cents IN rue w
nv allowing nv customers some OF the pricnt vi ti t
vain can undcrbd other contractors anu secure VIZ
n"n's share OF the work, and net a handsome pront
Tor myself at the time. II Is my lhlehI1n W.
rours,; 10 float another raft Of this knd-rroOaDiy III
nrccmbcr The work Of unloading commehces, 10,
morrow Twenty thirty men VIII DC eihploSsu WI
II and reckon we shall not be through Tor nearly '"u
mouths.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
rur East RTVER DROWNING ACCIDENT.
.,,.,, vuo WE'RE TN THE BOAT THAT WAS UPSET

MEN WHO WERE IN THE BOAT THAT WAS orohA
ON SUNDAY TELL THE STORY.
II appcars that but two men were drowned ihs'ca"
n, threc as reported by tho boat being capsized by
rave from the fcrryboat wyoming, near the Ninth u
,cI Fast River on Sunday. Tribune reporter
,orrd Charles Bamc second engineer, aud ficiefHA
ztesnr cook on tho steamer J. b. Schuyler, when u
lying nj tho Thrtcenthst st. dock Tor repairs ing
wc,o both in the boat when IT was swampcd, ana sa'
,osItiveIy that there stranger In the Doa''
~ them had hired tho boat from man az inc run
., pier and rowcd II up TO the schuyler Tho''is
,ftcryra ard Laurence and Ziesing took the ooat am
vcn, ont I'm the stream The tide was running ou' No
t,st that they could make Roadway ana so iahucu
at Ninth-st and Zesing came bark 10 'ho 0c"u''o'
and told Bame that they could not get the Doat oa'h
gamc and Thomas Judge went back with H'oS'he W
tho boat TO help bring It up the river, ana on afNi"H
there they found five men already in H. IL was d
largo boat and thinking of no danger thcy an got II"
and started out I'm tho stream, and as they dld so tho
wyoming steamed by. The first wave that s'ruch mo
bos filed Il about haffull OF wafer ana the seco"'
ono completely overturned It. The names OF thosc
g., tho boat when IL overturned were Thomas judge,
william Laurence walter the schuyler; solomon
po,e NJ No 34s East Tenth Benjamin Cans Noses
Cans Frederick Zlcsng cook the Schuylr' Charles
name engineer on the Schuyler and John WIedman.
uomc SAYS when the boat overturned ne ana Juuso
et.r,rd TO swim ashore, and when nearly haI-Was
there they looked back and saw the Others stIueehs
r., The water SO they turned back 10 hclp III III va
arrIyinp al The boat again no saw nothing oi hels,
Laurence or benjamin Cans. Cans reaehou shoio
and was helped out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14

1es IAlith 12o Lovelsce 100 Mint Bloom i2@' marry
Cooper lac and Nat Goodwin 40 aisV f~ii Perkins
Bctting-13 70 Amos, Jemes =. 80 * ZanQbar.
Shamrock aug tyHs 49, an Siasher 40 Lth. Place
Even Amos S to Perkins. ,. s,o Amos $40.
Pools-Jamcs IL $40, shamrocA Wv ~
Harry Cooper &6, field $50 ,
Mvtuals-e2G 10. Time ~ IL. aorr tho chute Nat
Amos got away Ars but going down tms mole half
Goodwin ran forward and reached tho nan mie i LOVE-
length before Perkins third on the at,er
turn Perkins headed Goodwin ana ps stretch and
AZ the three ouarers closed IN the rsn,Ire
faced with Perkins TO the finish close az 70 mos
the Judges decide, which they uiu III '' -
James A. III two lengths oaeN .c >,rrr,
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $500 sEh'iA'
AND A SIXTEENTH
Cotton 4 poye's Dr. m LerIta. yrs by TS w 9sn
tree Lefty tsliSo; 1 RSdsone. o. io4 }WirshOI
T1csl.or ostsbess ch O. BronzOmarte 11S
Cnnd io1 Meodrams 107. Range w. "f'" o.
sna 9uckv Jim 9S also ran. :. .,.. . yas.o mn
shq 70 Bron7 omartc to Letra heus o' az
Min II Lucky Jim. 25 Cupid ana Range eas u
piacc-5 TO 3 Letreta. Z 20 neu'''"''
I,ons mon omarte e15 Letra SlO, he1 go
Mutuaisns,isa an even start and then Letritia ran
away from the field and by three ehRens ,h in Tor
stone. five before Bronomar'e' Whit
S1.iO1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
no STOP SMELLS FROM THE GAS UOhho
pporrssop MARTIN HAS A PLAN AND THE COM

PROFESSOR MARTIN HAS PLAN AND THE oo"'
PANY Is WILLING TO TAKE SUGGESTIONS
A long hearing on the complaints against INC
Equitable Gas Company for tho odors that exist IN o
districts near their works in East Forty was
held Yesterday at the rooms OF the Boah Oh ii'a''"
Of Police Headquarters. General r. NJ. {. Oraham'
president OF the company and Emile Lonoer' super
lntendcnt OF the company; Health Oihcer e"I,h'
Health Commissioner Bryant and Professor martini
chemist TO the Board, present Professor MAR
fin said that from May 26 to July II he and his s'a
had been at work in Prospect place Trying TO iood'r
the odors that had been generally complained OF an"
that they had been traced to the works OF the fiuaoc
Gas Light Company lie found that tho DOOR was
strongest when the company was revivlfyng inc iron
on being asked what system could be su n,,
Mr. Martin said that the system now ln use d, nu,,
Point at the oil works, could be adopted ne 1hous,
thai the cleansing and rrvivifyinS should DC uoe W
n close luildIug devoid OF ventilation Of any Klnd ana
tho gas which arose should be carried on ana DuI,
General Graham said that the company was "IuIns
10 do ANYTHING that the Board might suggest 10 iencus
bn evil and when their chemist, Professor llMlson
returned from the country he would be placed at "orh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
THE TRIBUNE.
ENTERTAINING AND UNANswERABLE

No. tOl. "Priucipies aud Wen " Of the Republ-
can party lcane containing the portraits of Harrison
and Morton, and sketches OF their ives anu 'ho
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No. 100 "Democracy PHOTOGRAPHER Ths
Record Of Bogus Reformer'-A document To-
specially dedicated to George William Curtis sa'-
Ing review Of Democratic appointments, aiphaue'-
ically ARRANGED which are shown by Democratic esu-
monv 10 violate every rule OF fitness and every pro,
,rsslnn Of President Cleveland y document craihea
with exact facts which every sincere adN0'a' "
Reform should read and consider seriously WIZ
a copy 100 copies for g 20; 1000 for . ~.
No. 90. "EngIand's oniy ahoiee'"- Eur as
from English papers, showing 20 American voters 'Has
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a, to secure Fice Trade Including Pnnch '.r 80;
J representing Mr.. Cleveland introducing "flc' ~
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which 10000 copies were sold tho ~ -. ,, ner
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~ o. .pro,ection Tor Farmers
onauac,tlon tho best document for FARMERS " 80,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
mas. and passengers TO Eluell eco Arrived at the

maso and passengers TO W Elueh &co Air'ca al 'no
Bsr al IU PoDca tr Bowen cata Palermo % and
GiSraiSar 80 with md.o 10 Phelps Bros Co. ,u,.,
steiner Ydua lNOrh Haserm"n"' bO''0"' II oa'"'' ~
STEAMER City Of columbia Rotg. carlcna with md'o
steamer rnlo (Drch HOogcrwern Barscoa Gday, with
steamer Louisiana. NewOreans days Win muse
a stn OF Texas Williams. Fcrnandna. Brunswick
Ga and Royal lays with mdse and passengers 10
SssamsT nsne,,csSr TrSS s wilmington days. with m''
an" Bar Gaslo eit. d Gornio Lisbon 50 DAYS with mdso
asS Hssry l. Gp.g; Carter Cenueros via Delaware
BrssKwaisr ami G Fowler vessel to Marcus
bark jose BuenO Mcco Guantanamo ddays, with
sSrR falmouth lBr ,rram wn'o Ms 9davs with
R,rS fiaia go Torkiiisen Gloucester TO Benham &
Boycsen
Arrivoa yesterday
Steamer seminole Kembe Jacksonville days via Charles
ton with mdso AMI plsscnaers to Vim p clyde & Co
oh sIgasS SsGScRef M tsS SAVANNAH muse
r stc1 %.. w sa passsn nS1 o po"ca
a,o n n' tie Old
suN-ETAt sandy Hos wn Th 3 %sStner cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer wymiug OBJ. RgDy. Livcrpoo-A " Underhll
steamer Denmark (Br) RIgbv Iondon-F Hurst.
Steamer Liberia tNor. Daneison' settin-Funch. Eyde
steamer Chattahoochee baggett savannah-H Yonge
steamer CITY ot Birmingham. Burg, savannah-H l. wal
ker $500
steamer Breakwater Wallace, West Point. va-od Domin
| ion 20.
steamer W Garrett Foster. Bslt.mors-B Dovner
steamer soaiorlgaerd (Nor. Hansen. Batmore-Funch'
Edve8 Co.
steamer Delta (Br). shaw. Newark T lIonev.
Ship Anna (Ger Nrnkins. Hzmburg-Hermann kOop n
Co.
Ship Lsocada toer) stohG. Hamburg Hermann KOop &
/ Co.
Snip Harvester tBr). McLennan. Yarmouth. Ns-scamme
| Bros
BARK Arlington (Br,. Damn, Cardin-Boyd & hncken.
Bark Thomas keitor (Brl. Thomson. Antwerp-Funch
| Edyc Co .
Balk joss Maria (Ita Juulo. Marsoles-Funch, EydC
Co.
SPOKEN.
Bark Rachel Emery. wyman from Philadelphia Aug l2
lat S034. long IlUO.
Bark Veronica (IIrl. Payson. from London Juno 81.
SAILED.
Steamers Jan Broyid. for Antwe-pi stamford. Baracoa
Wclhsven. Perth Amboy.
Barks Ihos kclllOr. Tor Antwerp Nellie Brett, Bueno
Ayrs-, ,ieerL Cycnnc; rh0s BrOohs Santiago.
3rig Pearl ST. CrO!x.
fiL dJvEMESr5 % STEAMERS
FOREIGN P)Rri
l3-Saiod. steamer Fulda, Rinsl
from bremen for New.lork.
Arrived steamer Vera tGer from Now.york on her wa
TO Bremon.
ANTWERP Aug llsaied steamer Do Ruyter (Belg). Bra
rens from Antwerp Tor New.York .. =, :,
oEsoA Ang 0-Arrivsd. steamer Australia fBr) MeRIs"
! from New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
uoyrw lRp. BOUND TRlvELLERs INCREASE

i
The incoming steamships continue 10 ShO" an III
cr.. IN The nunler OF he passengers While the outward
hound passenger lists decrease, the season Tor European
travel its close.
Among those landed from the Guion steamer Alaska
Yesterday were H. Tollinger NJ. Dandic the Rev A. H.
i:.llow > Bolchan j. H. Boreham, the Rev. D. butef'
T. Caldwell Nj. aud Mrs. II. ). Chapman, j. Clhofi'
the Rev j. f. Colbert Mr. and Mrs Edward H. CorneHus'
A. f. Dcmcrs +. De Forest Guy Du VAL Mfs' H. W.
Crolcv j. W. Evans A. Ford, John Fryer W. H. Oarai-
ner the Rev C. L. Goodrich, James Iisrker s. Johnson
The Roy j. W. Kelly, T.. J. Mansfield, T. T. Mole f.
Marley l.. Moran, T.. NJ Murphy, Nicholas Oray' >.
Parsons C. POntefract, Franklin J.. Pope, g. H. Putnam
,bc Rev NJ T. Reilly, g. Richards Mr.. and Mrs L. d.
Ridenour the Rev. G. s. Sargent Thomas NJ Sauh1cfs
j. r. Simms Daniel Spllman A. j. Steward, H. D. stone
Max Storch j. Trcanor T. +. Weber, {. Whitaker L"
Williams W. J. Woods and W. II. WuG
The North German Lloyd steamer Ems arrived from
Hrcpen Yesterday having board Max Aron Heinrich
B.rns H. Bod, Boehn, Henry Will Delius, W. n
Dcpraw IT, bernhard Dewers, william Eyerding. Arthur
H. Forrest John c. Frick, Jacob Goedte' August Grieb
thaus August Hahn Thomas H. Hanson, Henry Hem,
Henry IIeIlrch c. Kauimann Sigmund kann Christian
Krauss Gustav Kun7, August KIebs, Wilhelm Kramer,
Theodore " Lotz Henry Lppach, Theo1or Langendorf
George Lehman. George McDermOtt \ Ncumann, Chris
tan Manner DR.. II. PestaozzL Jacob Pohl william
Hoeie the Rev. Heinrich Rembc Colonel Dudley SAMPSON
j. C. Schwab, Dr. Minetta Wagner and Otto Zcnker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
. RuyawaY TEAM on TIE BRIDGE

A truck belonging LittIened's express loaded
with furniture by two line specimens OF morse
eesb last evening dashed down the grade Of the Bridge
,o,yos park Row which at that time crowded with
peoplc on their way home from work The policeman on
duty saw the horses coming and just in the nick OF time
succeeded in closing massive gate across the driveway
Unable to stop the horses with the heavy truck oeh
Them dashed into gate and rearing upon their nina
Zoo, ,c I'm CONFUSED heap beneath the truck the heavy
mole snappng into pieces The driver held on to the
ropes binding the furniture and not hurt The horses
escapcd being somewhat baTked' and bruised ana re-
oa,tably subdued The closing Of the gate, which was
hadv broken by truck, undoubtedly the saving
Of one or more lives among the dense crowd at the Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEN-JERSEY.

The accommodation train on the pennsylvania nan
road which left Philadelphia for NcwYork at o'clock
on Sunday evening, was pclted with stones between
III zabcth and Newark The missiles ratified persist
emily against the passenger cars while tho train was
running not less than a quarter OF mile OF distance,
but beyond the smashing OF windows few slight
bruises and general CONSERVATION among the passen'
gers. no harm resulted
C. W. IT, Ham lion, a successful furniture manu-
facturcr died at h s home, No 3l7 BcIevllle-ave.,
Newark Of heart disease, yesterday lie vas born
in County Kerry, Ireland, and was educated at
Trinity College, Dublin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
RACE STEEPLECHASE.
SIIORT COURSE.
WINNERS At SARATOGA.
npr,Ry DAY AND POOR RACING ~ MUD AND
RAIN.

RAIN
Saratoga Aug 10 (Speeia).-Tae rain storm when De-
gan here yesterday morning continued u",l 'n' 'ao"s
snoet today There little pleasure At The ace trace
ana I'm, eor,oral's guard viewed the rui b'sInenel
horses and Jockeys they swung round the circle DC
s,esT RscE-pURsE 900. TwO-YEAEoLDs SIN
FURLONCH.
w Iicnaric,s CHI Minnie iaim'r by Lux x, E' aas,
d t SrcnS"Ts t. io rcssa H. loi ,rnes
H. 0Ss" io, o. cora g. sI og snd LAZY empn O also
,i,ros G TIC OK "a e u rS
ai%ais, isns to ." l rrs,a i,,acr go a.i SO
m EESlsa,siia b Tine FINE i 20 a. '''' with
Tes.a s9aa a ~ b S0c end Mnr "a er wnnng by
y jTS 'ens'A' rom ''''' ~ " ~ ''' ~
rcoND RAcE-pURsE 800. POUNDS hboVE THE
SCALE. MILE AND FUKLONG
NJ n. Nolan's br. g. oaisman, Yeas by on2n iagt
1,S Ss.'.S p br"; chm I'M i,egae Ios wa%s
Da,uIa los AStara o2 IIar FIX G m. iS7 Gay Cloud
Betilnr-s 70 DaIuna. Panic. to . Gay c,ool
f,sle s's Nn1e Gsla9 s9d n@so 20 Nctte. Place
+ P oai,i9a" 81 reno b"cssccIo So field $50
gi9s!Sc 70 T Rso Ci Dd lS was several length. IN
the 'c Mns ran n oui ana led q ,G Ss tTS
n Spss veil 10 As .ns Out ana 1e Mnnc boiled IN S
stretch. AID oslsnlan beat her by head with Banjo
THIRD EACE-puIsE $3.50. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE
W. :, - DECKER
gs:s: g.. q 3 GA 3 !ol ca Ass
Donald % BoreeP 30 and re sal y Itorn IInda
10 Wynwood Is Persan. 90 Drai Places 10
Pcols-ciari G siS ncpcc,, slc r@i e.,
MIfuts-Fiad 90 - iiuc- - 81 80. ,--
lid, ana Wynwood the hrs on. nnd the former
made The running the half Thea "yhwopi MAJ
IL. ga fstine the lead Tho stretch, won by two
isngihs from IIlfa half a cn2th from lara l. Bopeei
was Kept far back that II looked suspicious u
roro r,. ~, crpr,RSC 1900. wlLTER WEIGHTS.
SIX FUELONGS
j. W, CIawfords b. Amos, yrs by , Tolsr =,
L.nasnsy Hos B. G. Perkins: g. 1872 Qyllam3
~ i, Mftehell's b, n. James A. H.. 1879 a. LEWIS
usrrodsburg 49, Zangbar i4s Shamrock l3i. sashsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
INSPECTING THE SHIP CITY OF NEW. YORK

The now Inman steamer City OF New-York was yes
,crdav formally Inspected ty the United States inspectors
Of Foreign Steamships in accordance with the law ~
Canta,n Watkins had possession OF the examination papers
and passenger certificate granted by the Ehssh
,, and Ilovds agency the formality Of putting the
vess on dry dock was dispensed WITH as Is usual III
such cases During the day the vessel was open 70 inc
inspection Of the public charge OF 80 cents ADMISSION
and was visited by large number OF people anxious 10
no tho rna0nncent steamer q which much has bceh
vr,t,en The rooms occupied by Mr.. Blaine on his voy'
age homeward attracted much attention, and the arrange
ments and fittings ship loudly praised by inc
visitors The proceeds OF the admission fees VIII DC
donated by the agents Messrs Peter wright 9o"S' "
the Liyerpool Seamen's 0rphanage. the Blue Anchor
sot,cty Of New.YcIk and The Tribune Fresh-Ar Fuhu'
The vessel will be open for the inspection OF the puoc
today when the receipts will also be divided between
the same deserving charities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
yEw.YoRK CITY.

Over half a million bananas VIII De ianueu ~ WIS
mort before October The season opcheu III MAY
"Patn Rooney the Irish comedian was III oupr'"o
Court Chambers before Judge Patterson Ses'e'""s' "
a Judgment debtor. Some ame ago 10 va" 81
rdwar, Howard. OF the "Four Emperors OF MUSIC"
oo,nhirat,or for sl35 salary. He was aftcrwau
nned so5 for contempt OF court ana was ooi's'u "
pay his Indebtedness.
The Mallory Line steamer State Of Texas which ar
r,vod YESTERDAY from rcrnandina, has on board thre"
r,arine monsters callei manaius or SC" cows i"o
animals were captured in the Indian hiNer vi 'no W
coast OF Florida about six weeks ago. ana "eis" rum
coo 70 500 hounds each. They arc confined III largo
tanks on the steamers deck, and WILL When 'a'i'u'
be placed on exhibition In this CITY.
The steamer Seminole, from JacksonVine' Vi 'no
CLYDE Line and State Of Texas. OF the MaIo'S hh''
from Fcrnandna both arrived at This port yes'eruds
and rro detained at Quarantine to undergo thorough
inspectlon and subsequent obserVauoh d. .noi' a''
passengers on board both vessels from JacAso"N'i'
~, All on hoard were reported in good health.
The DAYS when the iccman slung his customers
.,,nI ,nt m tho sidewalk gave a wild whoop and
drovc on. are passed lie takes 1t in tho house now
| .,d often nuts II in the ice box Competition mas
done It.
Tho mora nearly skln-tignt riding habit can be
made from the chin 10 the knees tho moro dcsraDio "
seems TO be thought this summer
| peoplc who bowailcd the excessively high price OF
onions last winter and spring Will be glad 10 BIO"
that this falls crop promises to be double the last one
There werc 1890 Immigrants landed at casio
| Garden yesterday.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad company
has opened an English agency at Dashwood Houso'
New-Broad-st London. f. c.. for the purpose Oh CIV
ING information about the company and us securities
Sebastian r. schlesinger, who was formerly with Nay
lor g. Co.. IS the European agent.
! At meeting of A. s. Williams Post, No 'of
G.. A. r. John II. Van wyck commander heid August
H. resolutions on the death of General sheridan "er'
adopted and a copy ordered TO be forwarded 'c
the family Of the General
The fifth annual summcrnlght festival IN a'a OF .n'
Rcliet Fund Of the Veteran Post No. 49, u A. H.
will be held tomorrow in Manhattan Park, al ohe
hundred and y Gfth-st., near Eiehth-ave
Postmaster Pearson said yesterday referring 10 I'M
statement that Con gresham :. Cox had been oIsaF
pointcd at not receiving letter sent by special uc
livery on Sunday until the next day. that speca nc
. liverIes are not made on sunday any mere thah OF
binary deliveries, this Is regulation In the Depart
ment,