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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-04

E YORK, Angnst2.-1hc weekly bank state
Ment Snow the following changes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-04

BEEcuAM's Pills cure Sick.Head.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-04

nH1O RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taking effect July II, 1899. Pas.
senRer trains Will run NJ fol!ows-Central Time.
which do not run Oh sunday.
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yr r.yrrD TWENTY FIVE MILLIONS!

.pl.ase give bearer my s23, 5oO.OoO'
rh,s ,as the startling note which was handed - une
,c Z, the Victoria Hotel by district messenger boy yes
Id, The note was signed Charles Howard ana NaH
,,,,. on sheet OF fine mote After the cerN nan
covrd from his establishment lac questioned inc DoE ana
Learned that the writer OF the note was waiting ouI'ue Vi
the ho,al for his money -, - ,,
Tcir Mr. Howard he will have to call Tor inc hohe. Nun
Golf said the clerk The messenger boy ala so ana III
few minutes a wclldrcsscd man with whd look III MS
owes entered the hotel going TO the clerk rubbed MS
hands together and said "Ah ha! sec you oidht fecos
pzc nv signature Hurry UP and give me my money Ihcc
Cos 500 600 I'm yasc IN the safe. Don't Keep NE WALL
ing man. | must catch train IN half an hour
The clerk he had an insane man to deal WIN
and sent one OF haboys for officer While the DoN
was cone the clerk humorcd Mr. Howard by pretending 10
look for The money The money has been deposited In the
hank said Clerk officer Connors, OF the Nineh
prec,nc, arpeared "You 20 with this gentleman and he
will get IL for YOU"
MIR Howard accompanied Officer Connors TO the JEFFERSON
Marriott Court where charged wi insanity As the
mcer WAS signing affidavit Mr.. Howard leaned over his
chandler and asked Will you sign for the money or VIII
If'
ON sign for IT," replied the ofcer pleasantly justice
Go,man committed Howard for examneen IS 70 bis sanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
CT. MAGEE on THE ELECTION BILL.
UNDRESSING HIS HOPE AND Confidence THAT
THE MEASURE WILL BE PASSED.

EXPRESSING HIS HOPE AND CONFIDENCE THAT
THE MEASURE WILL BE PASSED.
Christopher L. Magcc the Republican leader OF
Western Pennsylvania was at the Flith Avenue ho'i
the other DAY. having come from Cape May, whcre HIS
family Is spending the summer lie was seated ohonc
Of the lounges the hotel corridor enjoying Il i''
dav cigar while reading Senator IIoars speech on the
Federal Election bill. when Tribune reporter asNeu
him hi, opinion Of the measure and It's prospects
senator lIoar, speech Is such able and thorough
presentation Of the Republican side Of that question:
said Mr. MaEcc that cannot add 10 II except 10 say
.Thcm's nv sentiments Ny observation Is that inc
Ccpublcans OF the country very much IN earnest
I'm their desire to have fair and honest elections anu
| cannot see how any loyal Republican senator can
knowingly he n party 10 bargain WHICH pra'''h'
dcfcats that object. II Is violation OF pledge tat
has been renewed at every Republican National con
veniion for Year, until finally. realizing It's supreme
inheritance IL received the first place In the chicago
p,tform Of lass taking precedence Of the tariff pen
,ions and every thing cl~c.
H. therefore the party Is not rrcvocably ana I'M
rc,crvcdly committed - Federal Election bii thch "
4, not committed to anyt thing. and the pledges ' INC
platform ON which this Congress and this MmnlNra'
ton were elected were written In sand venture 10
ay that there, B, not Congress di>irc' I'm the country
ina which The Republicans have not repeatedly pledGed
themselves 70 place such safeguards around the DdII'
box A. will insure homes, elections. and In no sta'e
I'm the Union has the party omitted Ia make it, PoSi'ioh
known to all. ON u platform In which this was
,dt, tc,,urc tho mower was given the Republicans
IL enact this legislation, and To fail 10 40 i ~
repudac the party platform and break inlth WIN NV
p,nule II would IL u complete aud diShOnorabc sur
render 10 the enemy for II the Republican senators can
mas. the Tirin bill they also pass the klectioh
| Kin The ,smc votes VIII accomplish both ends.
Moreover. / do not accept the excuse oneren Dy
some senator that party sentiment has undergone
, ,h.ncc on TN, subject. only yesterday Rcpublcan
con -r,..s convention at huntington. Icnn. luuorscn
mo FEDERAL Election hill and strongly denounced tlc
efforts to KIN H. Where has single party cohvcn
non uttered syllable against the MEASURE, or against
no necessity for passing IL AZ oncci II NO arc not TO
accent fhc voice 81 the representative gathering OF
mo psrty a. the true indication Of rs wishes. Whcro
Arr, we o look FOR a guide certainty not ID VIC
Democr,tlc side Of the rcnate Chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
OTUEP SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WFSTCUESTER COUNTY.

NEW ROCHFLLE.-Chcf Inspector VI. ID. wheeler,
~ the Postorce Department New York city. on Satur
dav visited the new po,tOilcc and accepted !; ~ be
half Of the Government lie authorized Postmaster
cashn 70 remove into it. and this h" did Oh Saturday
night and Yesterday IL duly opened. The
REV r. Randall Hoes. formerly pastor of the Prc~by-
terrain Church mere aud member OF the NrNtifstcr
Pr.,bytcry La. been appointed chaplain III the United
state, Navy and assigned To the lcnsacoln.
PEEKSKILI.-WashlnetO Engine Company 40. =
will celebrate tie nfoth anniversary of the cpmpanys
organization on september :. Ms, Ellen furry,
vice principal Of the Drum IIIll Public school has &c
ccpted Tie Vcrplanck Public school princpal~hlp
A. r. Free ha, been elected president. william y.
Hunt clerk Jacob VI. slplcy, treasurer, and John
Amcs collector Of school District No. T.
MOUNT KIsCO.-Thc fourth annual pigeon shooting
tournament of the Mount ki-cO Gun cub ~. llctt
manager. will take place tomorrow on the Baseball
grounds.
NONKERS.-John &. Fremont Post Is now the namo
Of the IIOraiio Seymour Post No. JJO q. n. X.
The Common Council last night received petition
FROM ninety five property 0wncrs and residents along
the Ncpperhan River requesting them TO take I'm
mediate action In reference 10 the abuse OF The stream
for sewer purposes. The Common Council decided -
meet AT an early day with tne Board of Health and
take action in reference 10 tearing down the five dams
which obstrict the free passage OF the water. The
Common Council confirmed the Mayors nomination Of
John Pagan, IT., a. city clerk
WHITE PLAINs.--M onmouth II. underhill. tr.. Of
The Mamsroncck road Is circustng cards announcing
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RUTHERFORD.

There was published Yesterday '''o.nc"' ''"', ~
ri ,.d,v night ON thc same train with Mr.. and Mrs
u II. Carter the cloriug couple from taflei"di "cr'
Mis-. Incz Graham daughter ~ john j. GRAHAM "l '"''
mace. ana young thought TO be- Harold Ni'eh'
# BRIDGEPORT Conn. WHO were running away - get
married Mis, Graham Wa scri' Yesterday ANU IL"
c,,,, fly denied the story saving that She. hc' stop
,,nthrt and two brp'hcr> had been .'Hiluf ~ l'i
Park near Kingston. y. y for some "'rhN' 'uu 'n',
Ia, h.d anil, returned 10 Rutherford Yesterday. She
~ 10, .hc lrnw M, one ia,ncd Harold Nrn ara
vas entirely nnacqunintcd IN Bridgeport. Conn
The crescent club and their friend, hnd ti''n' a.
-,n,lnco Grove Yesterday. going ap the river f"h ia
ru,Lrrford Canoe Club boat house in inc morning ana
,cturninp Ettc iu the afternoon. photographs al me
.r,, vc,rr taken hv one Of the young men pre- Ont.
pa an rci,inr game of ba ,cball In which b0th scNca
trot part Wa a feature Of the day.
~ Commodore Frank McIcc,. 81 the rutherford
Canoe Club, spent sunday IN the ,dtsAIlH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
FOyD or SLEEPING OFT or DOORS.

From, The Louisville Commercial
There /, a pecul ar Individual who may b. seen IN tho
ucirhborhood the river front ~ any hour. daF or
ulrhf Nobody knows his name. ana he REFUSES 10 give
hourh he doce not hesitate 10 speak freely oil MN
solf and hi, past history lie SAYS lie viii be seventy
nnc years old the 18Th Of this month. aud one remark
allie fling about him j. the fact that he has not sept
under roof since he left the Cincinnati hospital III
-Gl lie born and reared near That city, ana was
urivttc In the LIST Kentucky Regiment. l. - A., our
lur then late war. lie served until It's Gloss, during
which tiIN he slept In the open air ana became nc
l,'tnmcd 10 IT, Since the war he has followed various
occupations but in winter as well a. IN summer lie
iu,,hlv sleeps out doors For several years lie WAS
cmnloycd "A, dcckhand the James Guthrie. and the
Diver men who know him say he invariably slept on
,nc deck no difference what the weather. II The
temperature va, below zero. he would accept bhnkct
ar uitllt and would perhaps get under box III spite
Of all that he endured, he was never Frozen ana ongh
he /, now an old man, he has never been troubd Win
rheumatism. About one year ago. while unloading
freight at Evansville, he fell. and heavy piece OF iron
Lrn hi, thigh In places and diSlOcsted his ankle
rendering him an ncurable cripple lie walks Win
rrutros and complains. though he lives on what
is given 10 him by the charitable. lie persists In
.lcepng I'm the open air though he has opportunity
~ ,iay indoors II he would lie has only one eye. and
s a grizzly looking old fellow. lie says that II the
weather docs get colder than the freezing point he
can lie down on the ground. with but few clothes
and sleep ten hours without waking. lie was never
ic In his llfc though lie has been crippled several
times lie says lie has not taken q drink of ntoNl
eating lduor since the lie says he has not had
a had cold since he entered the army. and knows
nothing about the ordinary ailments which neNh J.
heir to- His wife died many years ago, ana his chill
Grcn think he died In the army.
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he wouldn't put them on the market, as 1T was
Thought he would Join the combination

thought he would join the combination.
REGRET OF THE MANUFACTURERS.
1.-THE strngency in the market will not be felt
by the masons and laborers for few days, SAID
John Page, whose yards are at fIshklll ana
Offices at Thirtieth-st and North River, as there
is good deal of brick now at the docks ana stored
in the city, but il is impossible for this trouble
to end without great loss TO the people, even IL
the boycott Is raised in week. as IL VIII lahe
from six TO ten days for manufacturers 10 ee.
working supply OF brick into the city a,Hl I'o
present surplus has been consumed. III is the Gus
tom for manufacturers to store surplus STOCK
of brick for the winter trade ii thc DoycoIV
continues we will store the brick we are at pres
ent making and will shut down yards in from
six weeks to two months from now, so you VIII
see the supply is certain to be short, o;,,;o,
will wait on Jacob Lorllard this week ana lry 10
induce him to join the movement The next meet
ing OF the manufacturers will take place at the
Aston House on Monday, unless some SEeciai pusl-
ness requiring immediate action should arise.
Peck. Martin d Co.. dealers in building maze
ral said yesterday that they were unable 10 iua
also at standsiill. Mcssrs. Dawson q Archer
who are building the new Criminal Courts Build
ing in Centres sax that they G Gn stan" con
tract for year and half, and can, II delaytu
long, run up their work at night DS electro
light: hut don't expect 10 he pushed 70 that en-
tent Robert Darragh said that Inc had plenN OF
material for one of his largest contracts, put out
side of that was completely at standstu.
Small consumers of brick can't get any Ipatetia
at all as all now in the market is promised to Dg
contractors Several furnace makers. who use @
good deal Of brick in setting up furnaces ana
ranges, were in an unenvablc state OF mind yes
terday. saying that they would have 10 Glos up
their business unless they could set brick some
where. $3.50, a. 49,,
The price has gone up little as yet. for inc
brick now in the city has been contracted for or
engaged for some time and there is no surplus out
side of this supply to be had. The highest price
quoted so far has been Sc 10 per thousand, though
had any one had q quantity of brick for sale, no
could probably have got So thousand for them
without trouble. Builders were trying 70 engage
brick from dealers Yesterday, and asking them Then
nletelv and. if the boycott continues will close
their Yards till the trouble is finished $50
The Board of Walking Delegates also held
meeting Yesterday. and encouraged by the sup
mort of TIT Brick Chambers Union, determined to
fight the matter out TO q finish
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IIOBOKEN.
HOBDkflN.
prSuop VrGGFR FOEBIDS \ PltNlC.

DISIiOP WIIINiFN FVT'DII'' y 7 '''T'
Tho members OF II. JOScph's Lyccun' -o''l' '"'
literary society attached 10 -. JOs"ph' 'h'''" "'
greatly exercised over letter received ny '"' P'
the Rev Father LcIncr. from Bishop NrsT pr,''''
the Iyccum from holding contemplate ""''"S''
I'll Tho soricy lad completed all the arrangements
o.. tho festival and had 10 considerable cNr'n'"
The members held meeting on sunday hls"' """
many Of them expressed thrlr Indignation III '"''.
Terms The sentiment Of the majority wac III h'oT 90
holding the f. al In defiance II The bishops man
date but few ,Ounscile,i moderation ana va 10
oS'.,od obedience The member, do not undrir lana
v,hy Their pcnlc is prohibited while similar -
attached 10 other clircscs are allowed u" nave urn
=, T. uclI lnnS7I that bishop Wiegcr H. -fr'nfH "P
roscd 10 night plcnics becaGsc u" D"hrfN ul'n - T.,
nccct-arily Injurious 10 the moran, ui '"''- ,oi
- afv other societies were allowed 10 i" t'',
IL l. probably bcUu,c the bishops attention Va t
c,Ied Ia them. The LvCcum decided L! n"" ~,
nirnc In defiance of the Bishops nNT ana t"ic Ml'
rl.hlv Lc some iT,nblc about II, a. the p!chc Wa
he'll ON the Heights last night
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ELIZABETH.

Tho merchants and manufacturers 81 this GtY, III
,.iw If tho fact that the Central Railroad company
Will on september / abandon Their ferry her. nav
decided to appeal 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad 10
establish new ferry line between TINS c'y ana
Kew York a monster petition VIII be presented 10
d.v IA the president Of the Pennsylvania Rallrpad
I,nn,nv and II will contain IN" signatures oi tli
icadng manufacturers merchant, aud property OWNERS
I'm case the railroad company cannon &c H. "aN ' ,
.n oltc nm the project there are number OF Wclll
canitalst, who believing that well malared I"rry
would be q profitable investment stann rraN 10 i.ril
a syndicate 10 run private ferry between the Two
points.
sister Charitlna. who for twenty years ms ,. ma
omd besides has superintendent the female part oi the
hir parochal school. la, retired anu VIII III future DO
Stationed at the Madison Convent
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
x-or,.-r. HIGHWAY RODBEK.


John Mccarthy who is young in years. pu'' -
ing TO the police, old III crime, was ari"s,o" W, 10y
rdoe stIs,ng i'm the First District Police court !o'
terd,v morning charged with highway soDoc'E' '
Mary Cooper of New York. testified tha' "',io .'
was walking through Ienderson-st near S'euoc"'''
an sunday night boy ran up aongSue anu 'rpP, ,
nor She fell heavily to the sidewalk ana "h''c S'o
,-os down the boy seized her pocketbook oon''"''s
s13 and ran away. Mrs. Cooper mace an o",''' g.
was onickly surrounded by crowd Oh Pcopo'
docr,hed her assailant to Policeman Quinn VINO re'%S
nized Mccarthy from the description ,% d he was also
Mrs Cooper Identified him in court anu i've the rnb
identified by Mrs. Eliza Judge. VINO 1n 1or tho
bcry Mccarthy has been stooi pIEvogd hat Inc
police for time and 1t T. no" %Ich We're com
fastened many crimes on Otn 'S ~ nxaminafIon
mitted by himself. lie was held for eNahha''o"'
Samuel Fine OF the firm Of Abrihail' f''c w.
wholesale clothicrs In Ncw-lOrk, procured an ai'"
mont from Justicc Douglas yesterday on the s'o'" III
comrel uoGman's retail clothing store at NO. Il Ne"aN
ave Fine made an affidavit that IioI'hnn ~ t,er
1 heck for sTs 81 in payment of bill ana aitei
nr etonned the payment Of II. lie also sWoe .nso
fIaTnan T. NOT a resident of NewJcrsey anu IlIa. no
Intends 10 take the goods out OF the state hnrse
rcalIated on Fine by causing ms ariESt Oh rpo an
OF perjury Justice Martinez TOOK pan ioi f'0 "f
pearancc. H.. a., W o11
charles Marlin who says that he lives at NO. -
roSt thirty first St. New York. and VINO was ari'S.
ON saturday might for passing COunfIich ih'n,' vt.
orr,Irned before United states commissioner 10
held Yesterday morning. NWn ne wa 49, iio
had inst passed counterfeit dollar ~ An"r"n oI,cc
sidys llqtor store. AZ Colgate ana Scco'u ',it,od
man Skiff arrested him. The prisoner was
10 the county Jail.
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THE QUESTION or WASHING THE STREETS

,,,ul..lnucr ,llrov received the reply Of street
t,,,l,, commissioner Bcnttie on the street flushing
ope,ton Yesterday the substance OF which appeared
i'm The Tribune on Sunday Mr.. Groy said thar Mr.
rcattc', answer In his opinion. lodged tho question
t issue but he referred 1t TO Engineer Horace LOOMS
I'm charge Of sewers In speaking OF the scheme OF
washing the dirt Of the streets into the sewers, VIZ
tn,u'i- aid. have detailed several inspectors
,horghy to- In. pcct the sewer Ia the streets "hcn
nave been flushed and can confidently promise tnh
10 MOI, letter to Mr. Bcat!c VIII ain demonstrated
r,t. and not Deductions MIR. Bcatuc intimatcN.
Nr ionml, added that II was absolutely lhio>Np" y"
sever. mo- matter what Mr. Beattic's orders on ''c
subfcct might be-
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WEDNESDAY. AUG. n.
SHIPPING NEWS

SHIPPING NEWS o.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........MoNDAi ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ehlop,a (Br Wilson. GLASGOW h lar M B. is
ami passengers TO Henderson Bros ArrNe" "' VI"
teomer stao of Nebraska B Braes Gia'so"~i'n "''
ana m, e SSi Aug
last to stnrSDura Arrived az th 6ercan ports
mdse to Busk arrived at the Br wa Port mon
&C. with mdse 70 Pim Forwood 6 Co ATTN {" ~ wv
oso NJ Mendez Nunez Cspan Lopez MeTsa1 p6aos
Hsyana DAYS with nlisc passengers 10 NJ
CO Aryf 81 no 1G Bync days. with "d''
oyohm hatshoechee Dagse Savannah III days. WIN
mdse and WakeT News. with coal
Steamer Kanarha Hyers' Newport -''"' TO-.
oI Steamer chas Meyer Hand Baltimore with coa wi"
sqsr FT ys4lsm snfm'n
ship Johann ol rss ye.e g e Geo variemann
sUNsrT Wind AT Sandy Hook light, 5; Cloudy
Arrived yesterday III, ,, cnor,o,,on
steamer Seminole chchestsr ]aeS sGa = &C. VI"
with mdse and passengers to W m \ C'"0
s,o,m,r Arizona (Br Brooks Liverpool-A NJ Uhdern' "
Steamer Albers (Beg). Braithwaitc Liverpool
Jey1 .am.r Denmark ,r Rigby LondonF iinE cv.
Steamer III Mar Hawthorn New Orleans .onye-
steamer Cherokee Bearse. Charleston anu
seameS Kansas city Kempon Bros
sfp Fred scammcll Brl. shaw 1Scanmeli Bros
Snip Treasurer (Br Doung Kottoruan g"bn.s e. CO.
Bsrx iiecrge s Conner lIemlOn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
son & Cc. .. =, w t-lyell A. CO.
Bark Icarus OBJ. Terry, Port EnaOo'n' o.
Douglass. ..,rro
steamers Antonio Zambrano. for Baraco. ~ 20. AVN
;.ans' rIIlahas,ee Savannah; Cherokee. Charoo'o"'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAAEl'e
FOREIGN PORTS ,..
,,, .,c 81 Passed steamer iadlana tSpauO Goiooc'
che. from New.Yor 10 Liverpo9 mn, Baker
/ LIVERPOOL Aug 24-ArriVoo' steamer i
from New York. rro.land (Belg). Ran
Al. f,on, Antwerp on To New OtE ~, ualker
orEENsIowS.Aug 2s-Sailed. steamer oe''" wa"
for Sow-York. Vera tierl.
pol from Now.Yos, and proceeded on hGn frn j,renr
aug ID sailed. steamer Elder (Gerl' lahr mum ~
for New. York. of Nevada (Br).
W. Aug 2}-ArTlVcu, stca"0A "'
Stewart. FROM New York, e,a,o y, Indiana
NoyIlIk Aug 25- sailed. steamer S'a'o'' '
uitc,ie iron glasgow for New YORK (Erl.
~ AynF ug 2i-Arrlyed steamer la S'"'''F"7N
Rover New York .r,.,.rdar, (Dtch).
AMSTERDAM. Aug 2o-Saleu. st'~i'0'
Sten for New-lors -. ,-or, >-.yv York
WIMpURs Aug .i-Ssiled steamer NoIt" """''- van
Evans for New YORK. .--... urtcb. Temnlar (}r
from New.YOrk. e...,hioy.p fpr, Berwick
from j pan and China ports Tor Ne". lotN.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

FRIDGEPORT-Pctcr Carey. whose death was
caused by fan down stairway and who was Di'ie"
yesterday nearly seventy four years OLD ana was
the Oldest native IriShman in tins cV .
william f. Truhcc wholesale merchant mere p"nc "
the bnrli Silas Fish, which lost at sea IN inc la
of IssS Among those who went down with her was
fine second officer, William Morris, who is believed 70
have had relatives I'm this city, Mr.. Trubcc seeks iC
important reasons 10 communicate with relatives ana
hopes 10 be addressed by some OF them :; 3, Nv
TIitcd states Fish Commission steamer FISH lia"k
with a party ~ scientists aboard, Is here WIN 'he
object OF taking temperatures Of salt water iorCc Oh
currents and other things which may relate TO or have
an influence on the growing oyster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
NEWARK

vonng woman named Ida Wolf living IN DoNer'
Y j. Is an inmate OF 1t. Michaels Hospital o"'
was brought from Dover on saturday WIN P,''
.,., ,o,,d In thc right eve Her friends declined 10
sau wv" Tho ,vnund wa, inflicted further tiiu tldb
n wa the result Of the accidental dic'naTh" Vi ="
revolver by a member Of the woman l'''''''
The Rauid Transit street Railroad company 3cS,
to-day filed a mortgage for SJOp,oup AZ > ~ r..
for thirty wears in favor Of the Land llte ana &
,,,any ~ philadclpha Th, l. n" second morsaE"
On The plant of the road, which Is III ptV'eN' VI '"
structiOn. ,.,o...
The Rev. Or. Nordt. Of The "erllan ur,L,
,1nrch has declined a call tO the 6crIldh IIr'o9
terIan Church Of Bloomfield
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THE NEW AQUEDUCT IN USE AGAIN.

The new Aqucduct, into which the water was asa'"
turned from the Croton Dam on sunday mas Dcsun "
ito tc Central Park reservoirs, but stream
, ahout three feet in depth was allowed To pass
,horch ar a vouiu. hon 23.000.o0o gallons daily.
Chct Engineer Feley said yesterday that y might be
cvcrol Weeks before IT could be known whether or o'
~, n ppdform inside the Aqucduct are now putIng us
anishing touches to the top and SIDES. ana rapu
hn's.o"e ,'av he expected from this time forward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
LONG ISLAND.

PORT JEFFERsON.-Robcrt L. Wilson ana Ed"aiN
p Roylcs left here three weeks in the cutter Oor
sair fr poston and have not been heard from since
then.
WIIITESTONE.-The bodies Of the five people VINO
were recently drowned here were found ye'euas
LOCUST VALLEY.-M the annual meeting OF the
trustees of Friends Academy held on last FRIDAY
isaac H. Cocks was chosen president, James H. VII,
lets vice president Frederick H. Wets secretary, anu
samuel J. Underiill treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
Mrs. WINS

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
II a'f Stfr gsss fS s sst WITT TE IL
wa with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOIiLS me
cMiLD SoFTENs he GINS ML1h as a All To-
nj ARRUOFA Sold by Drnrgls.s in every part OF the
zza,h cents n bottle.
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rnn my rnorAHD No1nERs AND CHILDREN.

4 meeting Of the East side residents who have IN
former wears served the committee OF arrangements
FOR the free excursion annually given by cNJudec
William II. Kelly 10 the mothers ana chlllrch 81 'c
r,s, side is called for this evening at the sixth
,,,I f,n,,rt rooms Fourth ave and Eighteenth t..
and If /, hoped that there Will bc large ATTENDANCE
a. many ticket, are yet 10 be distributed IN" cN'
room for 10000 mothers and children.