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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
THE JUDGE, WANTS SANE CRIMINALS.
UNWILLING TO TRY ALL THE RIFF-RAFF'-
THREE IN ONE DAY.

UNWILLING TO TRY ALL THE RIFFRAFF"-
THREE IN ONE DAY.
Judrsy Cowing had peculiar defendants
before him yesterday. Louis Applebaum charged with
stealing Eve S2O-blls from his employer, Jacob
vermau of No. l27 Elm-st, could give no defence for
having appropriated money collected for his employer
except that Mr. slverman and his foreman made him
drink so much beer that he spent all his money"
Robert Escanoth, tall, goodlooking German, who
was accused OF stealing pOckctbook containing S34
and some keys from George Scales said to the Judge
HThere was trouble about coal on the railroad and
trouble about coal in the ground and whenever 'here is
trouble in the ground i suffer. Now have DONE am
closed up. am in the ground must take on my
So saying he took of his coat and began on she
other garments. Judge COwing stopped him. Then
can't tell my story said the witness, mus have my
clothes of i won't tell any more.' Escanoih was
committed for examination 10 his mental condition.
Tho next defendant called was William Howard, a
pals and slender young man, who was accused Of
assault Judge C0wing called out 10 me court Oincers
What Is that man trembling forP me prisoner
was shaking from head 20 foot, and was 10 all appear
snoes Irrational. He would not talk, ne Wept Wihly
and trenbled violently. lie was also comntt@u 10
the Tombs for examination -, o,i.,, ..,d
Please see 10 It, Mr.. Bedford Judge Cowng SAD
that all the iunatics and other rlh-raii are no'
sent to this particular part of the court for tria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
vAR1ors NEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

ELIZABETII-The programme for the reunion vi
the Second Now-Jersey Brigade surviVors' at hi"do
ON septcmber 2G, has been arranged. Ihcrc VIII Ut
a parade and reception by the local Gran" AIM,
posts, an address OF welcome by Mayor Onel, al
library Han. TO be responded 70 by General William
J. sewaH. president Of the association. Oeheial
uoratio King of New-York, viii read poem and
speeches viii be made by Governor Green, Generals
carr SicNes, sharp and Rushing. A banquet AT
the City Assembly Rooms VIII close the celebration.
Richard H. McMinn, a two-yeaI-old child OF
Richard McMnn, Of No. 2lS PostaSe., had his heal
cut oil yesterday afternoon by a shifting engine
while playing the railway tracks In 'front.' OF MS
fathers house. The Union County Bowling
League was formed Wednesday night by repre-
sentatives from the Fanwood, Westicd, Painiieid
and Elizabeth athletic clubs. committee was
an pointed TO arrange schedule of games. The
Democrats held their primaries Throughout Union
County on Wednesday night None but pronounced
supporters OF Leon Albeit were selected
RCsELLE.-John Walker who was shot not long
since In a drunken brawl, by Charles Brodef, a
Linden tavernkceper, caused a connection In the
village on Wednesday night by racing through the
streets with a revolver. He chased Broder and
threatened to shoot him, but the latter escaped.
walker was finally oycrpowercd and locked up. The
innkecper made charge yesterday against the
prisoner of assault with intent 10 kill Justice Null
ford held Walker IN $500 bail.
ORANGE-Mrs. Maggie COnnors, twenty-five years
old ATTEMPTED suicide last evening by drinking lauda
mum. She was respondent at losing her employ ment
She went 10 the house Of acquaintance and drani
two ounces Of laudanum. It was not until she was
st,IpeGcd from the effect Of tho drug that her deed
was suspected She was taken to the Memorial Hos
pltal. At midnight there was slight hope OF saving
her life.
NEW PROVIDENCE-An Episcopal church IS TO be
founded here through the efforts of the Rev. Mr.
Reilly. Of Scotch Plains. Bishop Scarborough hs'
indorseA the idea and headed the subscription lis
with a contribution Of $780, DR.. Bassinger ha'
agreed TO give the land necessary.
WEST ORANGE.-Four alleged mad dogs were shot 1
different parts Of West Orange on Wednesday.
feeling OF alarm is spreading through Me town
shin at the increasing danger Of hydrophobia
EAST ORANGE.-The Rev. Or. J. A. Chambliss
formerly of Baltimore, will be installed at the Maple
Avenue Baptist Church this evening. Tho Rev. DR.
W e. Hancher OF Richmond, Va. the Rev. DR.. A. {
Dixon and the Row DR.. H. a. Barran, Of Baltimore
the Rev. Or. Edward Judson, OF New-Yorh, and th'
Pew w. d. Hedden, Of Peeksldll. n. Y, Will take par
In tho services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
NEWARK.

Matt Kuca a Hungarian had hearing before Uni'el
e4,o. Comnissioner Whitehead yesterday on a charge
Of passing eight countclf.N silver dollars on John
Neisel. at stanhope, " ). lie said that the money
had been given to him by an EnGlishman at HlOcrn4a
\. j. He was held for trial
Michael Nagcl, who was stabbed by Michael Man
fremo, a compatriot, in ARRAY week ago. was IN
a sinking condition yesterday, and his DEAN was
REGARDED as a question of few hours. ManlTeilo
who was arrested at Johnstown, " y, VIII be brought
to Newark to-day.
The wooden market stands on the south sac Oh
Centre Market were sold at auction yesterday Incy
viii be removed TO make place ior ulo eA'0"''''
improvements ordered by the Common COUNCIL
Frederick S. Wakeman, who shot hlinseh vi MS
cblld's grave Wednesday, died last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
ruo vpToFs FROM MAYoR GRAYT.

Mayor Grant sent two veto messages TO the Board
~ Aldermen Yesterday. one OF which spoiis Augusln
DAVIS purpose Of erecting glass awning IN tIOht OF
his theatre and the other Enrich Bro'hers, uesllo
to place crosswalks in front OF their new ouuins III
civ,a ave near Twenty third-st and in Twenty third
ST. near Sixthave.
A resolution was adopted, on tho petition OF The
Jerome Avenue Railroad Company for consent TO
place a cable railway in Jeromeave., for a pnohc
hearing to be held respecting the application In the
AdermeD's Chamber October B. at 1 p H.
Permission was granted the Association OF Tho ISL
New-Yor Volunteers who served In the Mexican War,
IN carry i'm their parade the rgimeutal nags In inc
GOVERNORS Room OF the City Han. The ccleDiauoh
will take place september Ia, the anniversary VI
The capture of the City of Mexico.
There was not sufficient number OF Aldeim i
nrcent TO pass the report of the Finance committee
nxine tle tax rate at l0J. The Board therefore
adjourned until Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

A silk-lined OvercOat is q real lux
ury; slips off and on so easily. But in
buying one be sure of the silk. We use
only pure-dye silk, and the Innings of
our Fall Oyercoats wear as well as they
look 500 to $50. Good Overcoats,
lined with Italian cloth, so to SO.
Fall weight suits are also ready, and
in plain blacks We are especially strong !;
SIS to S33 for Prince Alberts and
Vests S11 to 500 for Getaways and
Vests. 50 to SIP for Trousers.
Every wet day brings inquiry for
Macintosh Coats. We sell the real
thing, and our Fall importation is here,
including some extra fine ones; $3.50
to $40.
Those $3.50 silk Umbrellas that ought
to have been $3.50 are not all gone.
Have you seen the new styles in Fall
Hats We can show you all of them,
and save You the trouble Of shopping /;
also save you a couple of dollars on the
prices hatters ask for no better hats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
MEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

utIrTF PLAINS-Sneak thieves Wednesday
,cbt entered ex sheriff John Duhys house IN Hamil-
ton ave and stole a watch and several rings. .
'rbeodore -uihln has been appointed collector OF
,,iIags taxes The Board Of Managers Of the
Westrhestsr County Fair has arranged for bicycle
,ornament In conjunction with tho fair September
"e Fjrsf and second prizes offered for two
mile one mile half-mile and Quartermile races.
EAYCHEsTER.-Thc Country Club of Pelham will
coon reudv. 10 lis now and more commOlous quarters
near ravcester Station on the Harlem River branch Of
the New York and New-Haven Railroad
GLEN '1sLAND-The ISLAND viii be closed for the
season on september 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. SEPT. Z.
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF YoRK-.......THURsDA SEPT o. Is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
. oaIlia fpr, Murphy Liverpool Aug p. Queenstown
% with mdse and passengers to Nsrnon ~ bVwn Swansea
% With mdse and passengers to James Arke& Co. Arrived
at The Sa II M er Mas Hamburg Aug 81 with mse
and passengers Funch. Edge Co. Arrveda the Bar
Steamer vorwarts Ger Kron, Bremen Aug 90 in ballast TO
GSepe ua16attan walker Cenfuegos and 81 Jago with
mdse and passengers to Jas Ward Co. Arrive" at h0 DAT
Steamer chamete Percy NcworeAns days. with mdse
o ,an o Herman Winter Hallet Bosonwith mdse to
Dm0ek ipahuac wheldon Colombo April l. Gale %. with
rndse 10 order; vessel TO Vernon IL Brown d GO: 4.
sINs ET-At sandy Hook, wi9d light sSEi cioudy' Al
CIV Island wind hight sw; hazy
Arrived yesterday
steamer Rotterdam (Dtc Van der Zee Rotterdam Aug "a
& ndse and passengers to Punch, Edge Co. Arrvedat
the Bar a' J. Low = H. CLEARED.
Steamer Guy Mnnnerng Brl Ford LSndonI6SroeF CO.
Steamer Polynesia GER. Franok sten and Copenhagen
fs seaner {dan NO Bluoasd,w RahogR g CO
steamer MePtGno tBr oI Montego Bay
Merr & 90; York Parker OrleansJ T Van Sickle
Steamer Nacoochce. Kempton. Savanna.-is l. Walker
steamer Richmond Jcnney west Foih' '"-ou Do'nn'on
IS CO. uyandotte Kelly Norfolk and Newport News
oG Gorn1copa Br) smith, Phadepha-Funch' Edge
d Steamer go; Gen whitney Bearse Boston-H Dimock
sui rHsh Empire (Br). Kydd. Cacuta-Peer Wright d
scar BARK Amor tAus Gosuc Port saidmB GS Sa
Ir Marquis OF tBrj, Vlckery Cardiff Wnchts-
ter R q Fairfield, Brown Prnce-F Elliott
SAILED.
Steamers Egypt Liverpool state Of Pennsyyania for
,,as1nr Columbia, Hamburg ocean, bremen i Caland,
1cram. Derponsecn. MontegO Bay; TonAwanda, Daren;
SSn,nnppsbnsc, baltimore: Richmond. WestP0nt. Va
BARK Marquis OF Lorne for Cardih
,,.i-va Long Island sound-Barks Nova Scotia, for
London; Belt. Buenos AyreS
TINE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL sept 3-Arrived. steamer spain (Br GrHths
LONDON sept 5-Arriyed steamer Erin tBr Tyson from
NTvrrTuTovN Sent 5-Saed, Germanic (Br. Irv
S and civ OF Rome OBJ. Young, from Liverpool hence for
iNPToN sept 5-Arrved steamer Trave GER. VILE
80 tenn NeU.York 10 Bremen, ana proceeded
STEAMER GER. Richter from Bremen hence
uRS Sept 5-Arrived steamer Taormina (Ger KOCH
| from New-YOrk. ,,,-.-- ~, .,,.-. ,,- NJ.
YuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
EMBARRASSMENT OF KORsrEps.

An extensive and important reapprasemenJ IS now
being made at the Public Stores of twenty four in
voices of wosted sutlngs from England, consisting Of
more than 200 cases Of goods They were nvoced as
seconds or defective goods at prices ranging be
tween IS and 20 per cent below the price Of the
ordinary products OF the mill But they advanced
Nv the general appraiser Tor underNaluaton. TWO
,Thoe floors are occupied by the goods while the
Is going on, and business in the stores is
being somewhat delayed In consequence.
large of money is involved, and IL is said that
~ tbe original apprasement should DO maintained
some large houses here would have 10 pay heavy
uenaltes for constructive differentiation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
SHAREHOLDERS SEEK ANOTHER REDUCTION

SHAREHOLDERS SEEK ANOTHER REDUCTION'
committee Of standhoders from Jefferson MarAc''
headed by John Morris, waited on Controller Myers
.og,ordav to asl, a reduction of rentals. Mr.. Nor
s asserted that the amounts paid for tho stands In
that market were VIGOROUSLY out OF proportion 70 inc
value of property in the neighborhood. The MARKET
be said, was now paying the city in rentals the sun
of SIC 32i year. In answer to tho Conpo, ,'ar
oroetlon Mr. Morris said that tho markeimeh Welo
iIIng IN nav AT the rate Of cents per square i0ot
ner month instead of cents. the present rate no
pssolsci valuation of tho Jefferson Market IS SD
90 ocoorIing 10 tho Tax Department records Inc
matter was adjourned 10 give tmo for looAlhs up
other statistics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
WRECK ON THE WEST SHORE ROAD.

,rrcch occurred early yesterday morning Oh
o line Of the IVES. shore Railroad near 'ran'oH o'a
ton seven miles from Jersey CITY, praA9nai wa, "a9
bsdiv hurt five freight cars were dcino,'neu @"1
locomotives were badly damaged Soi,nd
'O' - ttu,o 4 West Shore freight train bound
rayv bv engine No. SO reached tho Granton
'as' anu witch leading to the yard about O'clock
ero s owrs sT 1o ho fog an and western west
ana ,,1ot rain drawn by engine No. 3d. crashed
,nto the West shore train Brakeman T Sa causR G IN
ham, OF me ~ daJl,s bruised lie was taken 10 MS
the wreck N a y no ono else was h hurt
10th lines OF rails were 19r a occUrrcd on tho Gran
THIS Is tAo oIia stnc, the west Shore was buhI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
Jersey CITY.

, ,,,aeor Comfy Board of Health has decided
A.. .,a graGmates of the NcwJesey Medical college,
onp,o he allowed to practise in tho county, because
the boald believes the college to be Irregular An
snneal Will probably be taken to the courts
William Bevers age forty'threN carpenter h'i,e
- No 40 Cbatles-st., attempted to commit suio!uo
vestorday by cutting his throat with chlSel, n 10
lost great deal Of blood before he was remover "
t bosuial and It IS feared that no VIII de- Do'eis
had been on prouacted deDauch anu A"1 'i'4"'-
ouarrels with his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
FILLED ny HIS BROTHER.
rpp MURDERER, WHO WAS INSANE Az oNOA
srooTs HIMSELF DEAD.

ru, ,,,rpprRER, WHO WAS INSANE, AT ONCE
SHOOTS HIMSELF DEAD.
on.r phvs,can Converse has decided that an In
,rocossa-y in the case OF the tragedy which oc-
oa f., Union HILL n. j., Wednesday night lie oases
a. ocson ON the undIsputcd fact that John echiapfer
- ,,,,.red his brother Jacob and then Killed MN
- 80. ,rsane- Jacob schlapfer was superintendent
>, -, u,oobawken Granite Works, and lived win MS
- ond Family at No Do Humboldtst' Union hh
:, ris brother John has always bech eccentric
h+ :, ,ras not suspected until wednesday hlsn' "' ~
,ros dangerously insane. He had however, 'A
was noon confined in an insane asylum In stock
TWO aso' ~ :. ,bc solicitatz1i OF members OF the
.oh' O' -, "a decided TO arrange for his bIothcrs
80 an esvlum again. John doubtless hearu VI
,..n,Ior and # completely crazed num- DeV"eoh
NJ. q oclock wednesday night John caiied d. 'doop
- ora wbcn the latter opened the uoor po."uu
1,,,or AZ him and fired. Jacob grappico VII" 'io
a1ean and tried to disarm him, but oeloro no ooui
49, -, a-ea a second shot and jacob dropPou uo'"
Nv 80. a. the bullet having entered the HBnt eSo
l." '-o the brain. The murderer theh piioeu
ho muzzle of the weapon to MS Temple a"N '0
oro,hor shot killing himself almoso lbs AMY ,,.
The only witness Of the terrible ttAs9u' va,
ma dargbter. Her screams and inc plS'oi sno0
litue daus uJfe 70 the scene. She threw
at'raovoN a. rrostrate body Of her husband ana
N,-l, iii tbe entire ueighborh0od was arooSeu.
-, ,ras summoned, but his SERVICES "c'o VI
u Tho scene in the house ior soiio a0i ~
occrrcnce beyraIs description MS it fbat IL WAS
To her husbands body WIN oictv that she was re-
olS In tbc Excitement, NOBODY q az Ci,NonS,
i 10 pdIce until late hour, anu me- bodv to HE
Ins 'nG Irss sent for and removed Jonn g,e
GschWlIIu va osstoLlfshment Jacob was IhHty-iNc
@ ia and his brother thirty Jo ln va n tbe nciSb
iarbood, Where Jacob was wen AnO"" anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
,,n r PrRD AND SHOT A MAN.

raubael Prncycau, .c"eer' living III am, .'a''
West Orange, ~ j., was shot yes'oiua' 1r
W. ,,attn voung son of Edward Austin. The
many - ort hunting and fired at bird. ME-
BOY va ,ro. in short range and received tho con
dns OF the gun in The SIDE Of his mex f b house SGe
I vas badly hurt and will be c0Ehheu u HIS ho'S'
cana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

THE YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE srooh DU D,hl,I,
wuIiam :. Fdey and Robert W. Stewart were elected
MANNERS Of the Stock Exchange yesterday. Inc
initiation suffered by Mr. Edcy when he went on the
floor was in fun accordance with Stock Exchange rle'
lot Of stock was offered to him and lot OF brokers
crowded about him to pick up possible bargains.
Mr. Fdcv was made at once a fullfedged mem9er
10 Exchange He IS Just twenty ono years olo dhu
he enjoys the distinction of being tho youngest hoHF
her of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
s,,,r rop HEAVY DAMAGES.

An action brought by George A. Treadwel' OF NO.
so7 ave. TO 100000 as damages ior
breach Of contract, from James NJ seymour, VI W.
40 New.s,, New-York, is pending IN inc 9Up,'nl'
Court. Mr.. Treadyell 10 mining engineer a"' ~
tercsed in the development OF mEes III A~O ." hin,
90 A. seymour wanted him to get mine for hlth'
ginr third interest in 1t. He secured the lpioeiH
mine ON Cane Creek. Marieopa County, Ar2ona4 a'i
Mr. seymour conveyed it TO company receNiN6, as
Mr. T,eadwen alleges nearly the entire capi'ai
Of 500 600 shares at 81 each The shares were is.e
IN the stock Exchange in 1887 at ga 90 anu NJ
~ s,.r,orr sold many shares at SO TO Sl4 oO ~;
29saGwer believes that ~ 200 900 was Tealzedi a h
wants Of this sum An S M se w to ap
s batare Referee jackson Wallace and MAKE ooP'
P;,ioD ~ enable the plaintiff to frame his complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

PLEADING GUILTY AFTER SEEN fEAhs'
An Indictment nearly years old has been hahg-
ing over John Martindale who was charged with per
Jury In swearing that he owned lots at houston anu
Goerck SITS. He had offered himself as bondsmall
for Henry Byrne as administrator Of the estate OF
Martin ". Byrne. Martindale has been out on ball.
but q few days ago he arrested, under the name
Of outhaus. on a charee OF larceny. His bondsmn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
STATEN ISLAND.

UUGUENOT.-Henry Ludlanhause arrested yes
,edav for assautlng his sister and atemp ding shoot
his brotber on wednesday night Ludkinhause went
home drunk and quaueed with his father, whom his
sister FRANCES nterfered lie then struck her several
III cut blows in The face. The young wOman's
screams brought another brother 10 her assistance
when he upbra ded his brother, Henry the latter pro-
cured double barrelled shot gun which he pointed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-Judge George f. Danforth' OF tho
New.York Court Of Appeals; ex-Congressman james H.
Campbell Of Ohio and Samuel W. Alerton. OF Chleago
CILSEY-Henry O. Kelsey Secretary OF the State Of New
Jersey HoFBMANGovernor David b. Ill., OF E.'iS y;
UILLr-wliam Dean Howells Of Boston ON!OS
sQUARE-Emllo dc Muruaga, Spanish Minister AZ WASH
tngton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

cOuey Islsnd Jockey Club races sheepSneaa Bay
swinton- Mann conspiracy case. TOmbs Police Court
D. - NJ.
Observation-Disclosures baseball match New Polo
Grounds p. m.
Music In Battery Park by 69th Regiment Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
GETTING READY FOR THE STATE CONVENTION ),

GETTING READY FOR THE STATE CoNN f ~ 80 =.
The Republican Assembly Dstrios COW 'o,,,
- .ho eg,tvooe delegates to which Kings County
I'M DO entitled in the Saratoga State Convention VIII
30 hoid two weeks from tonight and the primaries
on tho evening previous. Already active sup a,o
being taken in some of the strongest hePuUlUan
wards 10 influence the choice of delegates, anu
,anv % secure control at the primaries Especiai IN
erst In the primaries relates TO the choeo e DY stats
~ The state Convention of members OF te lcw men
Sommittee An effort will be made 10 name r noT md
In macs of stephen V. White, OF the tlrSt siu' The
israel r Fischer, of the Twenty-s lNtn ""iU'
oiber members aTe likely to DO retained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

in the periury case hearing OF his recent arrest
ra,Serc9 him and Yesterday he pleaded gully uucr
ibe old Indictment TO an attempt at perjury anu was
remanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
Announcements
TINE Borrow OF THE SEA

d M nearl that can i'm beauty teeth whitened and
rr,n-ei With Incompatible dentfrce. the fragrant
SHZoDON1 Nor coral rOsier than the gums In which
snch teeth are say tho ladies, who are the best
In such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

A. jay Cross X Co, Opticians ana Specialists
I'm Lenses for eye, Is West 2Jist charge only for
naods Difficult cases Of defective vision desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

Rev Theodore l.. Cuyer ID. d., OF Brooklyn
N " says the American Supplement h the &NCYCL0
PAEDIA BRITANNICA Is a noble Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
MARlNE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises 52s Sets $40 Moon SETS LAS Moons age IL
WATER
4 5r-Sandy Hook AL Gov. Island 44S Hell Gate 63L
p 4-Sandy Hook 4.46 Gov. Island 50S Hell Gate ooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
HENRY a. DANIELS. VI. d.

Disease, OF the Nervous Gentle Urinary Organ
Impotence and Sterty. Hours: 10 12 TO s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

IL is an established fact that the continuous use
OF Cornelrs Benlon Cosmetic keeps the skin soft white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
ALONG THE SOuND.

BRIDGEPoRTAt Port Jefferson on Long i iSdhd,
Ierl country residence TO bo ready for use on ms
Pctnrn from Europe next spring. The cost IL Dc
100000. The new county COui' h'uSo 10 ~
ceiying elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
Dvspeptics, Nicholson's Liquid Brea

lievo your trouble 1t the great aid digestion Easily
-inaes the food and gives strength TO the digestive
organs Your druggist and grocer have It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

his brothers head and pulled both triggers. me gun
Sa1ed 10 discharge however, and Henry was qlcky
ovcrpowercd and dlsalmed. Ho was committed 10 th'
Richmond County Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
That Bearing Down Pain

/. cured By CARRIERS IRON PILLS. At druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

r,,Hr ROCK OF oPEN,AI SPORTS oe Sctt o OO
bages. illustrated Tho S,aniaa s,iio'y sUiw
ainr ha playing shoagg h9rseDak Hhng %; 10 u
Ming and universally compl"'ea 10y th3 prcNs