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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
DIR. TUugLrry RELEASED on BAIL.

Dr. Francis Tumblety. OF whlcchape notoricty, wa
arragned at jefferson Market Cou: yesterday charge
OF assaultiug George Davis Of No iGS Anens Tues
day night Doctor said he nfy years old born
In Ireland and present Ia the railing business
lie was held for trial In 1900 the Court Of
General Sessions Henry Clews tho banker Of No. IS
Broad.t offered bail aud Dr. Tuubcty released Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
TIE CONRTS.

COURT CALENDARS-TO- DAY.
erpuxyy coUR1- GENERAL TEEN.-RsCe continued
SUPREME CoUEr-CHAMSEEs- B"f0rs Andrews J. Motion
sTSSIsT carWT-sPrcAr TrNS-PAHr Before Tngra
ham Nos lt5a i2ig. lS7p. lAi' 1881 OeO li92 I9IE.
srpafaI CorhT-srEcAL TERs-PAEr n.-Adjourpci for
srraIxr CouET-CncUrr- I.-B,tors Lawrence, J.
S, re- 9gS SsS g s ss tS SSSo ?2 s s S ss
sss6: alSi 7a2s S25G s2;S, 2tS3 =, RITZ. p,,
SGTsEs, Gincrr-rAaT IT n.f!e o'nt,oa :
l36 S5oi 800. 500 io.. 80 S2Jd 2",@ a:;2 2C5d.
sUIEEHI CouEr-CIEcvn Iy-B,f"rc beach l.
ss7 ta 1919 5g!9 $3.50 '7Io iCo go 1894 1913 so7d
sraRoanTIs CouEi-Befor. Ransom Motion calendar
Al 10 80 M WI. Of william 9uipn 10 ~ = A. Peek
iI pS9 prSt " hso Sf AsRs. SaF. Td &tmer
fRs%S . SS4n J asn CO.. 4 Il %%s .Ha
H. DemArsst 10 a N! FTHnei' rarr : iiommer and
sCriEioI cogErSdrsTrtL r,n,. s.a>;1c5s: 81.
srrEEIoE coUnT-jsyTcIlr TEnA-I,'',o ""Oru''n l.
sVrEEoa Sc"uITfnnAL' Tr1a-Tl ndioo DSsfo
suTuSIoI oorET"TEnL TEEx-PAHr Ir.--AdlOurned for
surEEios CovEr-TdAL TERS-PAm ITr.-Adournoa tor
stPEhoa Court TRIAL TEN-PAn Iv.-AdlOurnsd for
S0zSOS PLEHsNsrEcihL TTSS-TsioTs Van Moe.oa, =
COMMON PLEAs-ESvTI TEEN Before Allen, -, J 80. :
o. 10. - Co. - - q - 20 ~. -. ~ 80. IL 49,
coanos PiEis-TEiiI Trnx-PAET l. Before BqcE,,avsr
sl5 iioi sos ios2 il1S is5 Si.I@2@ 1855 lis Iioo
7GS sGj SOS ll22, 90" sOj
COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TERN-PIu IL BEFORE DAILY, J.
Nos 1901 l4D! l4IS lao. 1919 1888 1902 .tsa 1873
lIGj lOll. 1890 1870 1870 itti l0S5 25" lls' i2uS
l2l4 l2l7 l225. 1885 1903. ;4lG ll2G. Ll2l.
CRY CCuRT-sPTciAL TEEM before McAdAn. G. J.
c ciiSI counr-TnlAL Trnm-rA L-Rc,orc Ho!mo
Nos 900 ~, 1899 1865 1853 60 1898 2lB 1lb $685. Si"
1874 2J7s 2l2s 2L29.
chr CoUEr-TRIAL TERN-PAEr IT.-B,igre Sehrbas =
PISA $500 DJs iE7I 1885, $500, 32j3, 1871,
3OS5 1881 gOI. 2p2. Sl4. 1886
CITT CouRr-TErAL TERN-PAHT 1It-Betotc Mcaown,J
Nos 2O22 nos 1874 2lHI 1901, 1921 2lsj 300, 2lO'
22lO 1878. 224l issy 1885, 1895.
COrKT GENERAL SIsSiONs-lART I.-BeI0ro COWlnE. j
and Assistant DistnCLAItOrBey laNson-Nos 10 80 III
elusive.
CouRr OF GENERAL SRsstoSs-PAEr II-Before Recorder
Smyth and Assistant DstrICtAttOrney DAVIS no l.
COURT GENERAL SEss;OSS-PARf III Before MArthe
J. and Assistant UAtt!oLAtOmey Fitzgerald Nos 10 10
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NETWORK CENTRAL RAJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
on and after May IS trains leave
Largest and Finest Tassessr station In Amer


'nR teSs and 6pa .Pe sesa
via D. H. r. r. also East Albany " ST. Adams, va
s .g:sS a M THMoUs ,yESTIguLED NEwYonk.
sfps & 'G ASanT Sa etc. ss Z
next 9ny Connect a. Cleveland with ;Tsn for
EEp'fss 9' Sssa . gS.
W.SG q aGd ", and Rf aeses
fog Saratoga, Lake George, Rutland Bennington, North
30 ,. m, Albany Troy and Utica Special. with draw
meets iSr , wpaMS;own North ADAMS and inssmed sis
Yonls on kitehburg X F. Drawing room car. New'fOrE
rs y m, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Il.
onto and Cieyeiandy CIncnnat Indianapolis, Louis
Detroit and Chicago; with vestbuIcd and sleeping and
&ont aS g Sdio%5as KAN and
a RCgS1' pGs and VIA ST. AHnns sSnnsGdns pss
Mountain pSInts and to Syracuse aud CanandaSua daily
special Man Limited c arrives a, R9rSc; 81
r. M1Earp Falls TqTSnt9 cSsyc3@a cTr ,S ssOI I1
cars SIespinsssrs to 't Gsyoa va Esa, daily except
nn 1S Tor sapaG! d No
connection with tram spy a sHtSrds ,GS tSp Tes
Tickets aud space In drawing and sleePinecar on
sale Grand Central station +S 7sS end 9t2 brosdwayI
iSs t hs t station 500 whnsion and I'D
fOG@ s sp p S sas oT and baggage from
hots or rsTden %Ssrs daily except Sunday tstop At
lssas STALLION 70 axe up for North and West
FAST PITTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
S SG agSi asm Division daily except Sunday
+ 20 TToPPcTy Fast time GE SHR'?i IT, fbHyHSsiELs
. General SUPERINTENDENT. Gcnp Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

.EIlIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of C0rllandt aud Des.
bFOssss -. "a follows:
" a m for Slatlngton and intermediate points.
a m for Geneva Lyons, ElnhrL Rochester, Buffalo
nj he and principal local points, CHAIR car 10
LYONS and Pullman car 70 suspension Bridge. .
III a ~. for Elmlra ana Intermediate points Chair
car 20 Maurh ChunR.
~ n M tor Tunkhannoek and intermediate ponts
Chair ears 10 Tunkhannock. Connection ~ Reading AMI
Harrisburg -, 49, $500 ,..,-, ,-..., A., -,
$40 D. for Elgira aud principal intrmedate ponts
Chicago. ,, ..--.,,,- -.,.
40 d. M for SlntingtOn and Intermediate points.
4 40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection u Reading and Harrisburg Chair ear 70
Maueh Chunk. ,-.
D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons E1mIra Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving a. a. M II a. M, D. and 3 40
D. M connect for all points In Mlhanoy and Hazleton
coal regions ,,,,,o. - ,,n,,,.,
. n. In. for Msuch Chunk Ha1loton anu intermediate
$40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediates points
p. IN. for Geneya, LyonG Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons aud Suspension
D"Os"' General Eastern omcs osA Rro.Aws-
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EesaL Notres.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

YORK.
10 All persons interested in the fund created by
he general assignment Of Robert NJ Babeock aud George
L. Watrous TO Samuel r. Hawley Tor ne beneat OF their
creditors, send greeting: - - w. ~ - 1890
You and each Of you hereby cited and required
personally 70 Se ana appear IN the County Court for Orange
County, at the Chambers OF said Court TO be held at
Goshen In said County the cd day OF July 1890 at
30 o'clock in the forenoon Of day there end then
why a settlement the OF
ceedlngs of the said Samuel H. Hawey, assignee as
Aforesaid should be had, and II cause bs shown
then 70 attend the final settlement OF said account
In testimony whereof have hereunto caused
the seal OF said Court W be hereunto Affixed
IL. 81 Witness, Hon. John ]. Beate, County Judge
for Orange County this 4th day Of June, 1889
c. 6. ELLIOTT. Clerk
GEORGE WILCOX,
Attorney for Assignee,
80 Park Row, New.YOrk City, N. Y.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ~ -,
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERlcE
SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
TRAINS FOR THE YVES

TRAINS tOR LIE WEST. ~.
Leave Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Coftlandt st
g End af Nay e .l lss She.
The piOneeS q this class service composed sas
yey Of Pullman Yes .is s SseRss p9iDg az
see!S sh daily oi FsOSrg tosso Che
with Pu!l@aa ysstISa,s rsnGs so
fssus ct Rnas Gss iS@ i.
except ss;uidsy iOi Chicago and TSlea sa,, v.,,n.
81 sSsaRG ia ~ Falsa: Louis DAILY, except s.,
SsGaf E1gRst s T f RS%sa xsiSss ssSs:
70: h?s1 ssi
Fer E; Ea9ss 20 s"s Il na
ass Af Fan TaT b.s sSuGM :
5 '1ssp; n sapGGsA " 10 bas d isis e
sS s5 y ,ss 90 ! a a d S: ;ss
bsss 81 a. IL s:.ss:! ,ss
~ A'H cay % So HsSs S S.'S' oS GAP ssd ss
Tos s. LoSs BRANCH. FAY HEAD 5pTcSos 40
ne Rc'a and Pa c 70 aHa "a 10 nd E Sop g
M SSfs Essssa I'G y SsS daily: VI. BssSRoi:
Bos % s % ssSssss wsa al s.s.
RFGss!ySS sa r1H''"S speed, ."a a'
foE PhlLADELPlilA. Express Trains leave New. Yorf.
@ a3d SoT1anat street aees az
WIN Dining caS and 70 Washing !o3 ,LIni.sdS, sad
ssS 500 eS % so S s SGG % o. y "a 80
Ed 10 s. 81 s "a ! f e! "a
Trains leaving EewYork daily. except sunday, at 100,
q m. and : 90 D. m. on Sundays. couRect al Trenton
for Camden. II.
Ticket ofiees, Nos: /. 49, $40 and "a Broadway.
Aston House and foot Of Desbrosses and Corlandt
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Futonst
Brooklyn 76 Hudson.st, HoOokcnj Station Jersey Cus
TSe Sew.YorE Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences.
CuAS l.. PUGH, j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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SHE GETS ALL ARTHUR MASON JONBS'S ESTATE
Mrs Cornclla Waho Jones Is sole legatoo under tho
will OF her husband Arthur Mason Jones dated No
vcmber 90, 1888, which filed for probate ycstrr
day. She IS named a. exrCutriN and Arthur DelanO
Neches and Edwin d. Morgan a. executors.
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TIVE uAscUEsrgn MARkEr.

u.aruxSrKR Juns 6Ths Guardian" In It's commercial
a,feie says fhs market lie mostly dull Merchants and
nsnnfaStirors India and China trade ARC Allowing
anxiety because OF the increasing difficulty o. finding feasible
though they arc actively engage" 10 hxocuhE
,sDn in favor OF buyers There Ii tfe inquit. tor heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
Cost ano fonno

T oST OR SToLEN.-BaDk book No. $4,000, Of tho
IL Emlgrant Industrial Savings B1nk. Payment
stopped Please book 70 Bank, No OIL ChanberSst
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Showing the same membrane after short contact WIN
PeFoNid" ~ hydrogen. The batteries are dcsHVI0N'
"a" nbrln remains normal
Experiments OF Pastcur and others place be
yCnd doubt that the BACTERIA. or MlCROBES,
cngse DlPllTllERIA, SORE THROAT LAIAklli,
WllOOplNG Cough. OLD SOlStS, Gan.
GkENOUS ULCERS, CARBUNCLE, SCARLET
FEVER SMAIL.POE. TYPHOID FEVER AMI
all other chronic affections. w
Microbes are lNSTANTANEOUSIN ANNlllI-
LATED when brought into contact with "a.
Mnrchhnd Peroxide OF hydrogen. or GlycoAone.
! challenge any physician or chemist 70 dis.
prove these facts which | will publicly demon
stratr every day after June /, at nv laboratory,
WhSro poor pf0pic tiR BE- cured hTt 81 charge.
Reliable physicians will apply the remedies.
OZONE
u exclusively n" tive principle OF these two powerful
harmirss HsctcricidoL
SOFA oily IN bottles, viz.
Peroxide ~ hydrogen. Oiycotonc.
Blue bottles bearing yel. FintElA<s stopp1Fed bot
low Label. with .llfs b'1flhg Hght cream
..... 'lAt~i win
CIT MARCHANDS name and signature
4oI. bUitl" $50. 4HT. bVttl" 81 90
'Ut'lr l.s5
iCug luttr 10. loot hottie. 3 90
Iusl., upon getting lhr-" articles their original
packsres barring On. Narrhauds and signature,
Trs,imohiss and general directions mailed FREQ on
Application. Those remedies easily applied Any
them Pull directions with each bottle
Menunn this paper. Address
X. DREYET, 10 West iih-si., Laboratory, West or
broadway, 5th door.
uhero thsso remedies 10 procured ~ Wholesale or
retail sold by Leading Druggists.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \.

NV I SNUhF NNIIIlVNDI y, y. =. AZ
w II. r. Co. Le9sfYT , leave ,x wIs so 42S
earlier from foot Of Jay,sL ", r.; Chicago Detroit
Louis BIB, - Is p n Toronto. ~ 80 q. m 5:l5
ti 10 yrI.us| Utica ani principal inIermedsb stations
Az = So a m. 5 rs. . IS D. aud al 80
Inr Utica opiy Kingston, Sgugrrtrs, Iatskill Albany
Sl6, = rs, . 5S ali 80 M, and -, . rs, . rs ~
SrwIurg 10 rs a. M, l:15 4 10. :S6, OBS, II 10
D IL. ilayrr,traw, rs a. m. 2A5 $40 m, tlGgan'
reSplng cars Tor Buffalo, Niagara Feils Toronto Det;
Says Other trains daily except sundays. g = Leave
JCy.ry City Il. H. L. STALLION, all 20 NJ, - go D. m
ilo6aken, w.st Shore station, al 80 o. M; - 80
m for tickets, time tables, or Information apply &C
oncos: Brookyn-Sa wasnngtonst 72S FG. VT I'D
AuuCX Of EultOn-st. NcwhOrk Iity-91l 3uJ
csS and NI2 broadway 1888 l.2 BowerY. IL Park Place
rs West g5thst and West Shore Stauons foot of West
49d.s aud foot Of Juyst, ~ H. Wrsteots Empress calls
for and cheeks baggage from hotels and Issdence'
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RpTRITs OF TURPENTINE.

cHAaIKsToS, June b.-Turpentine nrn az $50
Sh1ISslH June b.--Turpeniine arm ut $50
WnnEoToE, juno 6.-TuTpsnilne hrm 81 30 -
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A BENEFIT AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The Brighton Beach Racing Association, always
quick 10 respond TO tho call Of charity viii open lis
track for the season OF 1850 on Monday, ana mo
proceeds Of the DAY will be given % the JOhnSoNh
sufferers.
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Harriet Hubbard Aver,
owner and Proprietor OF

owner and Proprietor OF
The RccauIer Toilet Preparations and Remedies
EECAMIEE MFG. CO..
g. AND 81 Pack PLACE.
NETWORK CITY.
To the Public.
On Tucsi,y June Ilh. 1889. resumed entire control
pnd management Of llN above named company. All mail
matter Of q personal should be marked
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
President Rcclmlcr Mtg Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
AsOF TROY, leave Pier 46 n. r. % pier above
Christopher.st daily except Saturday, m. Sunday
ste amer touches a. Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
NEW LINE TO -
IN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL r. II. OF NEW.JERSEY
PHIIA. AND READING R. X.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r
Traniers No Extra Fare for FAST Tina
Pullman CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.


SCHEDULE IN EFFEII NAY l2IH
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of NewJersey.
foot Liberty st., North River.
For Wellington aud Baltimore 80 a. m. IL O. m. :
70 > 30 3 .lS D. II night Sundays 80 .. m.
30 30 Is, p. M. ~ night.
All trains stop AZ Chester aud Wilmington. except s:lS
For PhradcIphia at T. as 80. 30 II B. 30
80. 3l5. 4. 5. 80 80 y. m IL night sundays
night. =,
COZ AIS Dii, illo, 1898 broadway 735 0thaye, e6t
West Io5,h St 1872 Fast i96thSt. New. York: Court
Il 500 Pult0n.sL 0s Broadway, BroOGlyn.
NCw.York Transfer Company win call for and check
BAGGAGE from hotel residence
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NOTWITHSTANDING SWEEPSTAKES FOR MAID
EMS. FIVE BURLoSGS.
To close ut the track a; 1 y. III.
First 30.
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STEAMBOATS,.

A BOSTON VIA STONINGTON LINE
"a Only direct line 70 Watch I'M and Narraganseti
steamers Connecticut and Management leave new
Pier 30, n. r., one block a6oy" CanG-st. az ~ m,
excepted Tickets and sateF0oS secured at prin
cipai ticket onces In NGw.YOrk aud Brooklyn, and &C all
Onces OF NewYOrk Transfer Company who Will call fol-
aud check baggage from hotels and residences.
o. II. BRIGGS. 6. T. A.
W. r. BABCoCK. A. G. p. A.
A NO CHANGE OF PIER.-For RondOut
"a and KINGSTON and Intermediate landing connect.
Ing with ULSTER and DELAWARE r R. The
Steamer JAMES w BALDWIN will leave foot HARRI:
SON.ST (PieF 3D. every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at p NJ.
A FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, land
n ing At CrSnston's west Point, Cornwall.
Nrwbugh, Marlboro, Milton, Poughkeepsie aud Esopuk
connecting with Ulster and Delaware, Stony Glove
and Catskll Mountain Railroads. The steamer City
Of Kingston wiz leave Pier 40 foot Of West Ioths every
Tuesday and Thursday at p M saturdays at 1 p. m.
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
N Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
PIER Al N. r., foot Can8l.st at D. N. daily (Sundzys
excepted. Electric lights In all rooms.
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
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CHI. MARCHAND'S
Peroxide Of HydOgGl and GlyCOZOIG.

These cuts illustrate developed case Of dphthetia
before aud after It's by the VI hAchand'
Peroxide OF Hydrogen and GyeotoDe:
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Railro1os.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
I'D Fast Express Tram, Via PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRATNS
Leave NEW. YORK. foot Of I@bertv.sh. as follows:
kCt CHICAGO, S.l6 D. m. II 100 n dnight =.
FOR CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS $50 O. m. QUO
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 8 80 a. M. II 90
a, NJ. 30 p IN. 80 .. H.. 3;l5 y H.. 200 D. M
SUNDAY % NJ. l 80. . :9o3:155 p.m..12 midnight
All truGs stop &C Chester and Wilmington except 3:lo
For Tickets aud Pullman Car Space call At y. q o.
Ticket Qnlces, q? 26l. AIS aud LAO Broadway. or at
Station foot u Liherty-st
Ncw.Yurk TTansfCF Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
CHAS. o, SCILI. Gcnl Passenger Agent
J. =. ODELl. General Manager.
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ID OSTON VIA PROVIDENCE LINE.

BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE LINE.
%9RGEs s1d so 4NR all POINTS
leave Pier 20 \; r. foot waTrenst a 80 p m daily.
wharf vim express trains for Boston ton &Hd Wo5eGste
9E GS;Sn F f RIDE REE2Es S1 eELkbRT
0RcmEsThA On EAtH, sTEAI.E ToE%Is %1i :tais;
RFooyn Pier % and Of P I q, and "a
81 o OF New T0T S6 I[an nr a. VINO WI" call 0r ana
" X B1DGoCK. a. G. p. 4. o. H. BRIGGS, G. p. A.
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
S S A. making RfS q M s5 ss
EALL RIVER LINE,
y EIf ( S Sdi B
daily SUNDAYS ineiudsdi at m FULL NIGHTS REST q
hun sSyIsS :. 20 SSS Ss NJ RFuRSNS
leaving Boston D. m wreS day P m saR5syS dqG
TT@G S Annex GSa B,SGy H4?
p m Jersey Guy ffE&Gr& H NOTICE
The double see w be Sssumsd s for the S5s
a. 80 and t 10 bSu m III all b': e DS6ts
B9n' eny"E sa as SS % ea n%e' at
SHn ao h a. Combustion on the above sasoned date
uOUSATONIC LINE, via Wilson's Point.
Foy South NgTwAlk and eli points the panburJ and
' THF Fi Ss5. SET S afSRT AMER
sy'I n snd 5o Ea q; s Eys 'I f q kH%s'
a E vi anq RSn sn yin ne "a D p0n
and SG5SnE tTaa leaves south SofwaE a. NJ
making connection with boat at Wilson'S Point AZ m,
F Rases s ssmI H. 1% YORK &C 10 is
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow
IL ELL. for West Point, Hewburg, Poughkeepsie.
Hondout ana Kingston, landing a. CrSRs0ns, Cornwall,
New, Hamburg, Milton, and Hyde Park.
Leave, ypsIry.sI y. m
Ns1' SATURDAYS leaves ONE HOUR EARLIER
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
,,y.vopy Day Line af Steamers ALBANY
'%, oo.,,, DAILY except sgna9y2; soou
NETWORK. ysstty.t PeI.;....'....SS 90
West pod st. Pier........9 90 -
,or Albany, landing YOnksr- Wsst Point Newburgh,
pouebE~sDsie RhInsbeck Catskil ana Hudson.
Returning leave Albany S : 70 a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
/ steamer KAATERSKIL ILL raves Pier 99, N. r. foot
=, T,y.t TI;ESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
~ a. NJ connecting At IIud~On With Boston and Albany
"a y special accommodation Tor horses and carriages
TINO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
4 EXCURSION good o days. 81 rs
SLcamprs {. n. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
psrk .lin Pier IS r. r. D. IN. and IL y. (Sundays
sSsepet Connecting az New Haven With special trains
Tor MFNIDFE HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD. H0L-
YOKI &c Throush sckrts sold and baRgag" checked 10
ga nruaiUay. New YORK. ard COurtst. Brooklyn.
NORWICH LINE.
~ Tor Boston, Worcester. Portland, New London,
Sorwich. White Mountains, all points North and East
- %aus.s next pier above Dcsbros@s> STREET Ferry
daily, sundays excepted, AZ 5 90 Z ~ Tickets S9d
Rroadway In brooklyn. Courrst, 1873 washingtons ST.
s5i and 80 FrItnn.st Al Pier 50, North River. and
Oh s,'am,rs wo,lcorS ENpe,S viii call for aud check
''E'"'' ''''" GO W. BRADY. Agent
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| FAST PTTTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room cara leaves brand
Contra sat via Harlem Division. daily except Sunday,
~ Al Tof'CLy GEORGE H. DANIELS,
- Eenerai Supsdptendpnt. Gcn'l Passenger Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The 18th schuetzenfest commenced at
sebuetzen Park, Washington, yesterday al
ternoon.
The Bell.Ellis Continuation will com.
mence weeks eng 1gemsnt at the opera
House on Monday mig ht.
Can't. w. 8. Lurty, the republican candi.
date for Attorney General, will speak at the
Opera House tonight.
The meeting of the Democratic Working
Club called for last night WAS postponed TIL
Saturday night next About forty respond.
ed to the call. but no business was trans
acted.
Marriage licenses we're issued in Washing;
ton yesterday to Murray D. Phillips aoo
Rosie E Brown, both of Loudoud county,
and to John n. Brown, of Chaf oitesVllle,
and Mary E Shepherd, of this CITY.
Mai,r Dufey, Commissioners Of Revenue,
has just faishsd his examination of the
books of the Cl,rk Of the Corporation Court
and has aleo assessed the different notaries
public 10 the city with the amoun's due by
them to the State.
An interesting meeting of Golden Light
Lodge was held last night when three men,
bers were initiated into the order. The re
port of the fair committee was received
which was very encouraging. John b.
Finch and Star Of Hope Lodges, of Wash,
ington, will visit Golden Light Lodge, OF
this city, next Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-10
FUNERAL OF CADET HAGAN.-We me-

FUNERAL OF CADET HAGAN.-We mea'
tioped yesterday the unfortunate accident
BIZ which young Hsgan, the only ca6e; & -
remained ct st. Johns Academy Barracks
while The others went to Washington on
Taesfsy, was killed. His brother, Mr..
Charles p, Hagap. of Bristol, Tennessee, the
on!y one OF his family who could be reached
bg telegraph, arrived here this morning,
and, at II O'CLOCK aD escort of cadets vas
formed and the body carried to st. Mary's
Church Ia the usual funere order, the pal!
hearers being Lieuteuant Rogers. of Mary
land 1st Sergesnt Flick, ofNebraska; Cor.
. ,rsI Powers, of Cuba, and Cadets FickilD.
81 Fsuquier, Gessiord, of Washington, eno
X 4rney, of this city. as the remains were
heing borne into the church, the CHOIR sang
Fsber's beautiful hymn, "Oa urn TO Jesus,
Mother tura." Rev. Father Oksne, wno
performed the funeral service, preached
5rief, but highly appropriate discourse to
the cadets, exhorting them to remember
that they must die, and that nc nan
knows how. where or when BE vi die. The
constant remembrance of this. lie said,
would keep them from sin. aud Gu
sure them g happy ete.nitt. H In.
stanced the example OF s. Fsncis
Borpia. Duke of Gau3ia, il Snsjo, no, be
ing obliged by his Office as Coward Of Cat
alonia, to identify the body ofQleeu Isahela
on its arrival at Grenada f,r bunal. We 70
struck by the dreadful change in IN irve-
~ woman, that he threw aside I'll w"'id'y
grandeur and devoted himself thar siter TO
the service of his Redeemer, ard raid that
many other people had in all ages: been
verified by attendance at funerals. ihe
choir then sang. Jerusalem my happy
home, how do | sigh for thee " The cor
tege passed out of the church to th" mcuro-
fol toIling of the bell, and retcrned to the
barracks where the remains were ag-in
placed in the reception room, unaeT Il
guard of honor. The attendance az 'he
funeral was unexpectedly large, and show
ed the deep sympathy which peTvades our
entire community for the untii0elg
death of this young stranger so far away
from bis home, in the mountains of The
Southwest. His amiable disposition had
endeared him to his comrades. and his fate
will long be sincerely incurred by msuy
youthful hearte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-10
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMIT.
rpE-The ez utive committee met at tnelr

DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMIT.
rpr-The ez utive committee met at tnelr
h. quarters i, this city at noon to.as Gay
i s. - were Z: esept Hon. Basil b. dofooa,
AN; Hon. JchsS Befhour, iate aG ~
- 4irman Mr. ". q Jones. OF tne rs aS'
dis. Mr.. a. P. Thom. of the 2aa % 1U y
J. Tayior E 7sop, of the 81 II T; 9 Srth ~
Atkin+. o. the 4h; Coz. w. W., - - St ths 9Th !.
Of the 5sh Mr. Thos' B. - Ma ass 9Th NJ W Hon.
R. a. Ayers, OF the ~ ssn' M Hru Francis r.
1ss Ats chairman of the 9TH district com;
nittee. appeared before the committee ana .,
maGs . a,siensat Of the aspects OF the cam
n re there. The committee is still In SEES.
sion sion 81 we 60 to press, and give out nothing
for publication. The individual members
bring encouraging reports from their re-
specti9e districts.