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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
Jersey CITY.

The Young Mems Christian Association has decided
10 erect new building at cost Of 100000, $4,000
Of which have already been pledged
John F. C. Barlow, q sporting man, was arrested IN
Taylors Hotel yesterday, charged with obtaining
goods under false .prctences. Tho complainant Is
Austin A. Wright, farmer, living near HightstoWh,
NJ J. Barlow bought valuable pacing mare nSmed
Madge Medium frOm Wright for s3ooo ana gave nU.e.
IN n,vuept. The mare died ten days after Barlow
rot possesson Of her. and the notes went to protest
barlow says he has paid Wright 5000 on account
Justice Mccormick remanded him in default OF ball
The wayne Street Reformed Church has extended
call 30 the Rev. Robert K.wicA, OF Dansvlne ~ H.
to be assistant 10 the venerable pastor OF tho church.
tho Rev. DR.. Van Clee[
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WORK OF THE BOARD OF EDUCArI0N.

The Board OF Education yesterday considered 'no
report Of committee recommending inc iOn' - -
y 1,rsd,I. a school trustee of tho Ninth Ward.
Mr. TinsdaIe was charged with tending to dsorsanlro
Grammar school No. 3. Commissioner Holt main
tained that there was nothing in The acts OF Mr'
Tinsdale which could be regarded As immoral INC
same views were held by Commissioner sprasue Ala
other members. 1t Is maintained that II removed "
the Board Mr. Tnsdale DO roinstated oy tho eouro
Action was deferred until the next meeung'
EIrz.hetb M BaII. principal Of the spuyteu Duyvel
school was reported for nhicting corporal punish
ment on a pupil, and statement was read from her
explaining tho circumstances. Tho case was rcferTed
30 committee for report. superintendent Jasper TO
IN Rrookiyn on July and 3. William MAXWELL Wood
was confirmed as executive officer OF tho schoosnlp
rcsoIuSn OF Mr. Devoe 10 report TO tho board ste
Tor n new building for tho Offices Of the Board OF
EdiIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
An AGENT or CITY FIRM ARRESTED IN CHI
CIGO.

Louis Mann, employed as a travelling agent by
Messrs Donaldson Brothers photographic printers, Five
Points was arrested yesterday in Chicago on charge
OF larceny, and Sergeant John l. Creed Of Inspector
Byrnes's department, has gone 10 that city, and hopes
IN be back with his charge Friday. Mann went to
Chicago and other Western cities on April 3d. tahng
with him samples OF thographic goods TO tho value OF
81 800 lie was also supplied with 1900 for his ex.
pensea on May It was discovered that hanns let
ter of recommendation 10 the Arm vas forgery, and
both Inspector Byrness and PukortOns men were In
strlcted to find him. He had left tho Grand Pacific
Hotel, Chicago May L. giving Instructions 10 for
ward all letters TO Denver. II appears however that
no never left Chicago, for Saturday last he drew
his employers for $3.50 through the Lincoln National
Bank The bill was protested and gave tho police
the first clew 10 the whereabouts OF the prisoner
Chicago, May 10.-The police arc inclined 10 believe
that the arrest OF Louis B Mann, the Autograph agent
in this city, OH charge Of larceny, the result OF
mere anxiety on tho part OF the Now.YOrh firm. Mann
says he can soon convince the firm OF his innocence
Ho goes back to New.York tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

John Wuest who shot himself In Ncwtown L. H.
on Tuesday died yesterday at St. Cathaftne's HOS
pital He was Disappointed IN love.
DR. A. II. P. Leuf recently left his wife In BROOK
lyn and went to Philadelphia, where he secured an
yn for limited divorce and secured IT, the Philadelphia
divorce being decided invalid In this state. Mrs
Leuf has learned that her husband has married Miss
Hall in Philadelphia and is now suing Tor absolute
divorce
Judge Bartlett decided yesterday when Charles
Miller indicted for completely in tho murder OF Ly
man IT, Weeks by John Greenwald two years ago and
never tried taken before him on writ. That ne
was entitled 20 a speedy trial, without waiting for
the decision of the case Of Grecnwsld whose sentence
of death IS suspended under an APPEAL
The contest over the will OF exCongreSSman p Z.
Mahoney. brought by his sls'crs against his widow
was begun before Surrogate Abbott yesterday. les
timuny was takon the circumstances under which
the win was made and the hearing was adjourned
"a Jun- 4.
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THE rnrBRAy WILL BE HEARp ro.DAY.

Commissioner Gilroy found yesterday that he had
acted contrary 10 the when he removed Henry Dyer
jsnitor Of the LIST District Civil Court and appointed
Patrick Callashan exJudge Calaghans brother In his
place JAnitor DER served in the Union Army during
the war in the 18TH New.York Regiment Of Voun-
teePs and cannot therefore be removed without hear
Ing II was supposed that ne would be reinssated. bu
instead he received notice yesterday signed by Deputy
COMM Martin informing him that he charged
vita repeated absence from hs post OF duty, and that
hlA ease would be heard By the Commissioner to-day At
II a. m Dyer says that the charge IL unfoundnd and
that he win appear with counsel and make determined
defence. Caaghan has entered the duties OF ths
place. which Is worth 5000 year. As indieeed in The
Tribune Of yesterday. Commissioners GilroJ appointed
william H. Burke W succeed water ParysT0s Asson @.
osivsf. reasnsa.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
THE FIGHT AGAINST THE NEW CHARTER

The truee between the Old officials In Jersey CiU
and the Mayors sppointees under the new charter
was strictly maintained yesterday The answer Of the
old boards 10 Mayor Clevelands bil has been filed IN
the supreme Court The answer discloses the grounds
On which the fight against the charter is being made
The FIRST allegation Is the unconshtutionaliy OF the
charter and the declarations made In the Mayor
petition are answered The defendants, II says, have
no knowledge that the people of Jersey City are or
have been dissatisfied with the present form OF govern
ment but they the remedy offered Is worse tha
the disease II Is denied that the act became law
on April @ or NJ any other time. NO ono put ths
Mayor had the right TO submit tho act TO NCte OF
the people and the proclamation issued by Actin
Mayor O'Nelll was therefore invalid frslld aeged
IN the canvass OF the vote by the election oneeis.
city government by the new officials Is also denied
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Turn Hall, OF tho finest build
ingS In the city, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss. 10000. Partly insured. Tho fire
was the work Of an incendlary. Ell Cook (cOloredl
has been arrested on suspicion. Tho OwanuX
Canoe Club Association, 10 include canoests along
the Sound between Ncw-YOrk and New-Hsvon. wa'
formed yeS'erdsy with J. II. Rowland, conmodorH
II. l. Oilers, vce-cOmmodore; C. F. Gilbert, secretary
and treasurer.
NORWALK.-James Ellis, young man Of dlsstpated
habits was seized by crowd OF men Monday cvcnin
as he going home and tied 10 telegraph pole,
where he found the next morning almost un-
conscious A letter saying that II he did not mend
his ways he would be seriously dealt with, agd
signed white Caps" was found pinned 10 his
clothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
NEWARK.

Governor Green has signed tho Legislative oui
authorizing Newark TO issue bonds for Sooooooo I'd
nav for the new water supply about b De contractor
for with the Lehgh Valley Railroad company Inc
bonds are to run for period Of not less tnan uily
49, a, M. over per cent interest and they are to
bs non taxable In the hands Of Newark investors
Chancellor McGnl has consented To have an ao-
counting made OF the affairs Of the Dime Savings Bank
which has for years been under the control OF the
court with a view 10 seeing whether the old assets
should not be sold to pay tho balances due to creditors
John F. Magic, who was for ton years assistant city
surveyor, was yesterday committed to jail FOR non
support Of his wife and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
+ THE BODY WEIGHTED DOWN WITH IRON
YOUNG MAN WHO DISAPPEARED THREE
WEEKS AGO FOUND DROWNED.

WEEKS AGO FOUND DROWNED.
The body OF young man was washed ashore on
East ope-hundred- andhirtIeth-st yesterday morhns
and Policeman Nlooiai Of tho Harlem squad, "r1se
:, ont Of TIE water piece Of railroad iron, weigh.
-, about twenty pounds, fastened 10 one es Oh
,hs corpse by stout cord. Evidently the young
80 bad drowned himself A gold watch IN h's
pocket and valuable scarf pin showed that ,ss no ~
- s,rr, ., vioIeuce on the body. Tho body was
.ntea AZ tina. Of Louis z. Robella1, age twenty-five
who disappeared on the night of April IS.
Rob.llar had lived With his uncle, Joseph Demmer'
# No 343 Fast hundred and. s'
and was salesman in the employ Of Abcss' DaeniEer
. 70 ~ M 90 Grand-st Ho was a young man OF
good habits and engsscd e naE the y ST
woman living N East EIghtys ,c9na onng ,"y Toman
and appesrrd TO be happy enough out DO OaS 81
Si%1InPss which had caused han some ahuoy suec'
Uis uncle Advertised reward OF 300 ior lniorms'on
about him after his disappearance: sssn ~ NE
rends sad that insanity probably was 'ho Cause y" "'
EicidP
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PRESIDENT BoBb SAID THERE WAS NO QUORUM

PRESIDENT ROBB SAID THERE WAS no QUORUM
The Park Bosr1 failed TO effect It's yearly organira
ton Yesterday and Commissioner Robb remains its
president President RObb adjourned the meeting
until tomorrow, rs there was no quorum. Nj.
HutchIns who present, passed Into an adjoining
room and AZ the same moment Commissioner Towle
entered the meeting room. lie announced bis pres
ence and readiness make the quorum, but Mr. Robb
said that Commissioner Hutchlns had already gone
and the meeting would be he'd on Friday. Commits.
sioper Towie said that he did not understand why a
meeting could not have been held. lie had e1erted
himself at some trouble 10 be present, As he knew
there was important routine business to be transacted
Mr. Hutohins declined To have anything 10 say in
regard to his candidacy for the presidency Of the
Board. q have not told anybody was candi-
date" he said, and don't intend 10. When II comes
10 an election II am wanted and the Board indicates
that II desires me, then VIII say whether l WIN
seryen Emigration Commissioner Step ens9n, john
r. stt and l. j. Bellon, the part OF the Volunteer
Fremen's Association, presented 10 Secretary Burn
an application for site IN Central Park for statue
10 commemorate the Volunteer Finemen OF New York
The application will DO referred 10 the Board Al us
next meeting.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE REV! DIR. BANCROFT RESIGNS.
BROKEN HEALTH FORCES HIM 10 GIVE UP HE
PAsroRATE AFTER TWENTY YEARS
OF WORK.

OF WORK.
The Rev DR.. l. W. Bancroft, for nearly twenty
years rector Of Christ Episcopal Church In south
BROOKLYN, has offered his resignation, to 50 into
effect at once DR. Bancroft's health has not been
good for several years, and last summer ne spent
several months abroad and was greatly oepented'
he resumed his work in September. but after about
three months he again suffered from nervous pros
ratiou and thus far this year he has besn able 10
do pule. He finally decided to give up his church
cares and TO retire to his former homo In worcester
Mass. No steps have been taken TO secure sue
ccssor.
DR.. Bancroft preached for tho last tine on Sunday
Bs is slxty-tvo years Of age, and was educated at
brown University and the Episcopal Seminary IN
Alexandria Va. He was ordained in 1855, and
before going to Brooklyn in 1869 was rector in
Bridgeport Conn.,, and professor at Gambler ONO
and in Philadelphia. He IS tail map OF STRIKING
aopsarence, and has been exceedingly popular ~ MS
church. which IL Of the largest and wealthes o
NJ the denomination in the city and now aS oSo
Communicates and large income. IL Is a. present
under the care Of the assistant ministers tho heV
John c. Wildwood.
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some papers from Miller and said that they had been
paid for BY girl at his house. Miller did not wish
to lose q customer and said that he was satisfied
When he went to GaytoHs house on Che evening Oh
April Is the man, he testified rushed upon him and
bit OH the larger part Of his Clayton SAID tha'
he had been attacked by Miller and acted IN sell
defence. The jury convicted the prisoner OF manning
Miller, and Judge MARITIME sent him TO tho st~e
Prison tOr six years and five months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Presbyterian General Assembly, metropolitan opsfs
House.
Special meeting Of Eew.York Yacht Club, evening.
Funeral OF Frederick ". gOoto, Calvary Churcn, ~
an.
Sew.York the Blind anniversary, Thirty
tcurthst and Einth-aye., .. M
New York-Cleyeiand baseball 81 george o IL
sA5 .. N.
International Chess Matches, No. 8 Union Square.
Racquet Club billiard tournament, clubhouse
Funeral OF Amos Getting, No. 1885 Bifh-sve' 10 m.
Annual reception drill Of Columbia Institute cadets,
fta Regiment Armory, D. m.
fntaYtainmsnt In aid Of Relief and Losn Fund for
working Women Hartman Hall. p. m.
spanish. American Commercial Union, Manhattan Bank
Building, 800 p. IN.
broadway Theatre, y. m.
williar sburg Yacht Club meeting evening.
Confederate Soldiers Home benefit, Palmers Theatre,
SPIN. -.
rarhthave ana Ninety sec0nd,st, D. m.
American Bible Society Bible House, p. 10.
Music ia East River Park by 9th Regiment Band
q m.
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MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PORTCHESTER,-w. J. Tingue has purchased
plot Of ground IN Locust ave. and given II % the
Ladies' Hospital Association a. site for hospital
PLRAsANTyIILEy-Tho Prcsbytery OF westcbcsier
mot at tie Prcsby 6orlan ChuTh yesterday and In
stalled the Rev. J. r. Lynn a. pastor
NEW ROCHELLE-Th New Rochelle Yacht Club
Hous' on Echo Island was formally opened for the
season last evening ... The annual Inspection and
parade Of the fire department took place on Tuesday
evening
UNDERHILL,-The name Of this pOstofIice has boon
changed 20 Yorktown Heights The railway station
has long been known a. Yorktown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
JOIN GERAnp cosrrR nuRIrp.

The funeral Of John Gerard CoSter. who died on
Sunday after Illness of few days, held yes
terday afternoon at Calvary Church, IN Fourth.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Y. satterlee and the Row Henry
X. Boyer oGlciated. The pallbeaFers were Colonel
Lawrence Kipp, David LydiE A. Ecwbold Morris
A. Van Courtandt, James Barclay and Philips
Phoenix. Thofe was large attendance at the church,
including many friends from the Union Club OF which
the dead was q member. The burial was at
WoOdlawn Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
FINDING PLACES ZOE rA,nArr MEN.

Louis sehsmm aud James Cooper, City Court sfncers
and County Democra. yesterday removed by Judge
Leicester Holme. John Courtney, q Wigwamts Of the
XVIIIth District, was put into CoopeFs place
The other vacancy will 10 nlcd when John J. scanne
the Tnmmsny leader Of the XIth District, returns
from Saratoga dssgnsos the The men who we're
ranovsa we've Appetpts1 by sxsudss EAulla BE0vaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

cnfrv1ors uomrspu,ys. rwEEDs AND oAssI-
Srrrs IN AppRopRJArY STYLES FOR SUITS ToE
,V.pm WEATHER PRICES SIS, s16, SIS AND
sa2. ENGLISH sERGEs OF THE BEST FohSheN
MANUFACTURE FULL SUITS, SIS TO ss2'
DEALING IN NONE BUT THE BEST wooLi4ENS
AND cAss1NEREs, OUR GOODS CAN DE DEPENDED
UPON AS BEING RELIABLE, FAST COLOR AND The
NEAREST APPROACH TO BEST CUSTOM GAR
MENrs OF ANY READYNApE GARMENTS THAT
ARE MADE
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REerSN1No ANOTHER SUIT FOR DAMAGES

BFGJNNINO ANOTHER SUIT FOR DAMAGES
The Rev. Francis Dent, Of the Franciscan Fathers'
who recently sued Charles T. Persons newspaper
publisher In Cattaraugus County, for hbei' IN pup.
fishing the statement that he had abducted sir
fourteen years old has begun suit for s2o.ooo' as
damages for Islander against Vicar-Genera heegan'
similar suit has been brought against Bishop Ryan,
that Father Dent is unchaste and guilty OF improper
cnnhncf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
LONG ISLAND

FLUSHING. -Clarenco A. Drew, q Justice Of the
Peace and prominent Democrat was found In
toXicaed In tho street on Tuesday night and was
fined 81 yesterday by Police Justice Smith.
GRAVESRSD.-1he CoRcy island Rod and Gun
Club opened tho ninth year OF IT'S existence with a
shoot At WOOdlawn Park yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

SIX YEABs FOR BITING OFF MANS EAR.
yasnes z. Clayton was called for trial yesterday
Sssore Judge MARITIME charged with having bitten on
tbs car OF Arthur Miller, who has Q news stand At
rxtA.ssA snd Porty.toprthvst Clayton had ogdsrsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
HISTORY
OF THE
Centennial Celebration,

The Tribune will, in a few
days, issue q Souvenir Of the
Centennifl, In the form Of a
complete history of the
three days celebration and
the steps which led up there
to. Every one taking part
In the celebration. in any
manner, will want one of
these pamphlets for future
reference. About LAO pages;
2S cents q copy, postage
paid.
THE TRIBUNE.
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OUTGOING SINNERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoBK. .....wEDNEspAT' MAY IL, ies
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
STEAMER state OF PeunsylyAniA (r Mann. oAagov Nay
fsrnr ndsS and 31l passeAgsrs,t TO Ausuh bAdWn
| a 60 Arrived At the Hat Stypm. "
sSsRG! Gs Eh @d:s .Ds Ds.SHasr' Co
At steamer Kerr4:n E.,O9 9asS ssys wa
:GsaT % mn Es9 az a h'' vessel 'onn
viii sugar 70 order y,sSs IsnAy Arrived 81 one
to T M'a5. S S% ATr 9 hs
stsains t I ,'S lis 2aIi"TT 4 Co
stss%sI qao, K.9. Jof n G,s ~ Charleston
wna,Gf ~ S sT2 G1,SSs'A Jan 10 win
Rrs p"Jhsh Foster is diJA Win sugar and7
seST fc 50 1Sast with d.' TO
%1'%.T HSS fs
r sSnT n, o SSlssra ieI SSrt o Ss
sfST CsEsf s'S9 e. fsISon: ssn.
sUEsET-A, noSl, Hina hight s; hA1y and cloudy
| Al CiIy IslAnd. uibd hight sW cloudy
| Arrived yesterday
steamer CITY Of savannah Smith savahnh IA days with
@ s'sa anu ssea wsSrI Nswpot VITA mdss and
passenger ssSsiiSsr to Old Dominion IS co,
| CLEARED
s,.,,s, Fpdeavour CBr, North Shanghai Yokohama 40
CnS aI y Of Paris mn watkins Liverpool Queens
| town Peter Wright sons. - ,.--.--
steamsf 6runnic CBr, PArse Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Br HsssIsy hTssgoOa9s Hurst
steamer cro CBr Davies Lesh soOsipsOn, Spence
Steamer DaloOmyn (Br Gyies Chrnn Funcn bdye a 20
STEAMER GeIert Ger, kAempn. HAMBURG VIA PSmontn-
steamer EAAm tDtchJ. Baker, AmstsriAm-Funeh Edys
steamer barracuda CBp. Hubbard. wtndwArd Isands
Steamer Pomona OBI, LcsOe, MOntoEo Bay JAM Kerr
STEAMER Clat,ahooeheo DaEgetL savAnnSh-RL Walker.
s,amor City Of Savannah, Smith, savannah walker
Steamer WyGnoke, Boar, Norfolk AMI hchmona-Oa DO
s~NmsP ksenboru Lewis baltimore Q Foster.
Steamer commonwealth. Van Kirk, philadelphia Roberts
King. .,.-- .,,-..,.I,. ,.r.-,A ~
| st-smeT winthrop. Bragg. Portland-Horato Hall
snip MonrOyA (BrJ, Gnlison, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Que
Ship Edward Cswod AEermArE. Stockholm BenhAm Boy
Ship Martha Cobb CrOsuy. Hamburg via Perth AmbOy-
BARK Gtn.sppno rtaD. CmAppea RAnEOOn-JOhn Sea-
garE Vega (Nor Hageund, MOntsVdeO-FunOh Edye Co
| SAILED.
steamers city Of Paris and Britannia for Iverpool es;h
en- glasgow. Calico HULL Critic Lethi Koekligh Bar
row bsIconyn barrow Aller Brcmsn westernlAnd, Ant
werp Baracoa Cape Clear Poion Saratoga HavAna
SHIPS Granite state, Tor sydney, NsWi Walter Wilson,
BaTis Nanny Dunedtn Aurora, Batavia Java Joseph
MOnicYldoO.
Also saed--viA Lsng sound-seamer winthrop for
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAxERA
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON May TArriyed. steamer Lain tGnrl HslL
mers from York her Bremen snd proceeded
SWANSEA May l4-sAiled steamer Exeter City tbr), Weiss
KNsAlE MAY IS Passed steamer Egypt Obi, hummer
| from New York on her way 10 Liverpool
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TO-DAY.
suu r,sss ASS Sets 7O7 Neon rises sSe N'oAssEs 10
nIGH wArHh
EssnssT HSSs 45 sSy RanS SSi Hsf 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

The Eirel Tower may be taller than the washingtsS
Monument II isn't taller than sehoolboy in his aTss
pair Of trousersH-( philadelphia Times
We begin with boy when he puts
on kits. No money in selling kits,
but we keep .them--not a great lot OF
good, bad and indifferent sorts, but a
moderate variety of choice little cos
tunes from which any mother can pick
pleasing dress.
At the next stage-boys just emery
ing from kiltS-we combine jaunty cut
and fancy trimming with the strength
and utility required for growing child.
MILDLY" suits are fashionable, and
we have them at moderate prices. A
variety of fancy Sailors; also new
style of cutaway jacket with little vests
and knickerbockers.
For larger boys widening range OF
garments for every use, with all the
accessories of hats, shoes, outing shirts
belts, caps, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Judge Holmes predecessor st tbs reoueSs q -
Michael O. Murphy. Tho salary is el.o year O~'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

I .IEBIG COMPANYS
EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Tho finest and cheapest maatnavorlng stock for sou
made dishes and sauces.
AS BEEF TEA,
An invaluable tonic and agreeable GtlmuAnt An
sale, ZOO, 900 jars
GET THE GENUINE,
With facsimile of Justus Won LsbRs
SIGNATURE IN BLUE INK
Across tho lsbOl Sold by StoraksOpsrs GrOOors snd
Druggists,
LIEBIGs EXTRACT or Mat co.. Eva Lsaasn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Dr. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAroR
IL vegetable Remedy for chronic Liver Compaina Torpid
Liver, Bliousness salowness, Headache, Malaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
Announce menH

Constipation, whichlgives rise to many graver
troubles Ia cured and prevented by Carters Little Liver
Piis Try them and you win bs convinced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
SpelIman's Hats

all the prevailing fashionable shades at their usual
bers ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

CoRNELL's BENzOIN COSMETIC Soar
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

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