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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30
OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
LONG ISLAND
4 HARD FOt"IIr TEMPERANCE Ma

HARD GIIT TEMPERATE VI N"'
A, the election hci lat spring the town ct >'''l''
voted for the nr-i time 900 many year, i'i 40 "'''''
,, Nav / ESQ .,u tho licenses held I'D IN" i""h'"P
,cer. royoLcd buf tW.th-iaudng thI~' h"'rN q"
,bc lioi,r hop remained open and sold liquor u!
dc,aure Of the lAW. Ghc temperate" people "''
worked hard for The -u,,"~ ~ the license law. ~"
women had pcdd ii election tickets from nous" I" 'u'
they established headquarters u"ar every polling p"'e
and ,r, ed every voter e" luncheon "i'h "oulu nave
dnu. credit to az, N-W lorh caterer.
The local branch % Nh" Woman christian fem
ncrsnc. Union M consequence dad n" propose l" D'
.,utdonc los N, llqupr dealers. Ih"r rn-'rel Nv"
,c, of uudonhiod honesty and they appeared III t''
village selling 4 patent hmrburuer. lhrS U'a''"
ln.ra,ly al each liquor hop. Both called l'' "'
.,p- Kind Of lquor every t.mo they stepped up I"
lar They also made sure 10 put ihr ,ihuIhl lh'"
,,,l instead Of swallowing IT, Ia" result Is theN
have AN enormous amount u evidence against many "'
"a. uounr dealers There are over ,VVo CONN
Eight dealers have been arrested ana lhr W'', wa
,,, .rr,ur,cd before Justice GLOVER, al ORIENT OH
The d,nlcrs are thoroughly frightened ana make are
threats against The leader oi ia" t"in "rih'c H"|'
nlent. 40 ,.,,. count uu.,, which 4,
c,uvi,tnu /, obtained. The actions are bI"'E"' NV
The u,rf.rrr Of the poor. who SAYS cd'h man WIIl
m .rut.d until the fines lie i forced 10 pb 'Ihcl
, him ar he give, "A bond Ia 20 out of the business
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rUr r.rv,rrD ROAD AND BATTERY PARK.

.rr, subject Of making some changes In the streets
-, tb. Annexed District Wa, before the Park TOM
missioner, again yesterday. but it was decided |" tur"
thc matte, bodily to street Commissioner he"'
commissioner Hutchins gave his views al lens'h Oh
,and transit and this led Commissioner SIRIUS ~
al, about the advisabilty Of turning the eeVa i'iu
an, -, battery PARK Commissioner Dana Thought
that the company ought to have loop there 10
.,,h. II IA run extr., trains during the crush hours
O.. II | could. I'd give them great deal more room
there, SIR Dana added. but II We 90 tnl' people
,,nnld saw thai .IaV could owned the Park Bnaih
Yc." chimcd President Gallup. we Slu'lu De De
lctwcrn Two ire. some people want them IrlN'n Gu.
-, ,L, mark altogether. while Others favor me loop
r,,l, regard them trc spa>~rrS IN the park bul
nm, NOT i'm favor of turning them oHt 'dlIo NN
sn have mad. mn INV mind 10 give them any more
RON
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C0NSV VpTI0N URDVE HER 10 STICIUE

Annie Brown nineteen years old. died at the home Of her
parents NO ~ Ha-t SiIccnths saturday night IL
was supposed tina. death due TO sumption Ecote
her death she had requested that her family physicians
Doctor, Round, and Wn.to shoul hold lutopst her
body as soon ., possible after death occurred The doctor,
carried out the wishe Of the young and performed
4 aitop.y Ntiday. They Immediately discovered hd
cations Of o1rbollc acid poisoning Yesterday morning they
visited the occ and report the Coroner
Schultz Later the day Coroner schultz and his dep
uty Dr. Weston. made autopsy and decided that the
young had committed uc de- by taking carbolic acid
supposed that She became Respondent because Of her
long Illness consnnih
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NEW. .AIk


THE TNT~T bis ETTT w - N-TT'r|'
About one thousand ~ the employees ~ The 'larE
Thread NILS went Ia work Yesterday morning IN uc
,,,i Elm, d,n,rtmeut, and the mills soon presented
their voutcd ppcaraucc ot Lu~tins activity. Nb'h'
200 girls are employed in ,poolug and finishing Is"
that nearly 800 hands altogether were III WORK
vestcrday There was 40 work for those 'np"'c"
in the cotton rooms In consequence Of ne ,tIhr -
.h, ,irncr- All tho yarn used for making i'r''"'
io,,, crt frnu m. company mills at Pd-rF. S''l
ianG Tie returning cmplo'c- l'hiN 'I q" c.t ~"
,rc-, women and gri- oppressed great -di >i'''''
.i,, Vol va resumed. Ticy di-clam auF '"lh''
,I,n with ,lc trouble, II the -piuurr-.
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EIIIARETII.


GRADE Crossings To i.E ABOLISHED
Tlizabcth's civ Council Tor i-''' "''
Anal adjournment last night ii'lh'' Nv ..,
.. i, ia. contract. made with ~" Penu~Nl
, and X.,v Jersey Central railroad for th" elevation
~ the-e roads through the u'y' 'h'''-h''- - '''
cro.-ing The MAYOR ~iencd the contract j." ''.
CITY and The presidents Of both road "n ''.'' VI.
their respective corporations. The '"uH'I u''''"
rot to take at present. Nh" "oNcFnm'nI eIln"P m ~,
,, -, :, 900 t,r irrde.u- the Elizabeth Il''t. n,
,rlu AK for an additional appropriation 81 f''""'
~ u,,t a lock Al fhc river mouth, ana W." ~"
and = half milc- further up, tiH th" ''i't" st" ~
An he'd ~ intervals.
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PIAI\FIFLD.

A WAR AGAINST IDINONUIo NUNNfINo
An agent OF the state Board OF Health mas l"s'
completed a search for poisonous cosmetics ana lace
nowdere in Nov Jersey Thorough examinations
we're made in Plainfcld, New brunswick, Elizabeth
and Trenton for brand of face powder OF poisonous
uature which the Board had good reason 10 believe
would be offered for sale these four cities Al Only
two pharmacies the prohibited articles FOUND
IL is understood that prosecutions Will he ihSlItuted
as the evidence against them can Dc l"iihu
I,ted Incidental To the examination for tnc poison
ans powder, the fact was discovered mat thc Salo
Of opnm, morphine and chlprtl was largely In'reaSen
duri,r me mast wear. several druggists have been
notified to stop the illegal sale Of these drugs at once
or stand trial.
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SvrGGLED CHRISTMAS GIFTS SEIZED.

Three seizures have been made AT the Po'tonco
within the lat few days Of articles which were sent
her. fir. m abroad in books the centre 81 "hlch nan
Icen ,ui away. one book contained pair of gloves
,unth.r several Irish lace handkcrchcf, gold collar
hutton aud a gold scarf pin, and the thitd number %
six handkcrchlcs. The articles seized were no 1)nbi
-taS gift, and VIII hardly he handed over 10 the
ner,ons addressed the payment OF the duty ~
ihr intent Ia violate the law i evident This method
~ smuggling has grown frequent 81 late, number oil
Instance, of II having been detected this month
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passenger, arriving " sterd'y by the steam
shin La Bretagnc from HsNrc were j. H. BARTLETT J."
r.mbia.o f. II. CoLIns. :. J. He'd, = n. Hicks. VI.
da N.lov & ! Housed T. s. saver. W. H. Webster and
Loui, Wo.u,cr Tho Noith German Lloyd steamer AI"f
brought over among her passengers Dr. A. & Abbott
Si,gmund Brady - A. Cobum Dr.. Harold G. Ernst
Paul Rosidowski q man COnsu'iencril to MEXICO Dr.
Ernest Schslk D. Andafs Werner, Paul +. Masysi and
Edward W. Scripture.
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TILE cnnrpA MODEST.

The inouc.t IN The ca~e Of Wnvcslor- Cnoupa who
was killed by Frank K1Il, IN Iohcmiavillc on Friday
night wa, held at Sayvillc Yesterday "i"ri""n'
Iustco O'I;riru. courtroom. where the inquest was
held wa, crowded with Interested audlbor-. but
tuuc u,w Iiuht VA she'd the motive or CIR
cun>tancc. Of the crime.
After about half an hours deliberations the jury ~
turned verdict that Croupa came To ms death from
fine effect Of the stab wounds In the neck inflicted bS
q. iocI tuife m the hands Of Frank krlls. II i
learned that one OF the Juror, wanted to add I" tis
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,yorurc Drprry SYrRrFF GOES FREE.

Another Indictment. found in March. l--9 In con
uecfion with the scandals ia" SlerihN Office, was
di missed Yesterday los Recorder >myth The a'cu>@l
man wa Charlie r.. Il"bbad. who accepted flo rom
Edv ard Norman for going about the CITY VITA hn III
search ~ bail. when norman wa under arrest IN a
civil suit Assistant District Attorney Parker said thas
thc {, ur Of oyer and Terminer hal lately held tlat
act, like that ~ lichh,rd did not constitute bribery ana
Mr. Parker declared that the man was not gully of a
mi -d,urauor. A he not public ohcer ~ the
time being merely assigned 10 act IN the one case.
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THTEvES WAKE MERIT ~ 4 RESTAURANT.

Rurclt, brake into Charles II. Petschs r'tnuiant III
tho basement 81 the building 40. l0i SprIngt Oh SUNDAY
ugbt and had merry there, judging br the appear
ance Of the place yesterday morning.. IL "a' evident d
they had e,rgcd uensclNe, with t." dhnt'7 "n'h f"'''h
had k4t In the store hi customer shd they had cafHd
away some liquor, and They al" had broken open
The money drawer but hid found nothing In IL Nj
POT sch a highly ind when he got 10 hi restaurant
Yesterday what had hapIcn'c lie SAID the police
had neglected T. drive loafert who had Infected the
nDlehl nlhOOd lstrJ. =
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IN, PGrS OF rGe0yERs' PHYSICIANS.

Poughkccp,lc. y. y. Dee 30 lSpcciaD.-Scorcs OF
musicians sent "A petition to the Dutclcss County
Board Of supervisors to-day saying they believed 80
, inst and fair charge for an examination of dead
ody befor, a Coroner 80 a a~t charge for ordinary
.,ut,n.cI examinations and $40 Just charge for an
ordinary examination in luuacy Then the petitioners
add the following:
We do hereby agree not to pcsiorm the duties Of
Coroner, physician as examiner In lnacy for less
.um Than Stated and would respectfully ask your
BOARD 10 liz the above charges legitimate rates
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SELLING LAND TO THE GOVERNHENr

BOSTON Dec ~ ia" Winthrop Point Land AS-ocia-
iiou, property AZ Grover, Il, winthrop illghl'ndS.
Ina, been sold and deeds passed 10 day for S1oooo u
fine United states Government for long range gun
fnrtincutiou Tlc,ioycrnmcnt ;akcS In all about forty
lice acres. fifteen AT the Point and thirty acres near
berry Il. station.
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VIZ CLEVELAND NAY LElTrRE ~ CHICAGO

Chicago Dee. 20.-ln the c0ur>c of lectures which
was BEGAN lat week 10y Cnannccy VI. Dcpcw under
the au,picc- Of the Press Club OF Chicago the next
addrc,, i, llcy to be- given by cNreSdcnt Cleveland.
Mr. Cleveland told the financial secretary that lie
r.,ld endc,vor 10 arrange h, affair, 80 rs 10 enable
him T. accept the clubs invitation late IN February or
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

DEATH Of \ JFKMNN EN-OfT IV'''''
Frederick Knne, alumnus OF "o'uhgen
University and an ex-oficer Of the Herman
army. was found dead in bed AT his
boarding house, at HudsOnave. and Blun-s'' Union
HILL Yesterday. II is ,aid his family have high stand
ing in German court circles. cable dSpa'ch was
sent to them at IlildeShcim. Kirnc was reucent
about his record and affairs. lie received quarterly
allowance from relatives in Germany which he usually
spent In dissipation. II j. said he wa, iorCcd 10
leave Germany for political reasons lie den oi hears
disease.
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THE AvERNE HOTEL SEIZED.

The Averne Hotel. at Averne by theSca. was scned
yesterday by sheriff Golden Of Queens County 10
satisfy Judgment obtained against Florence o.
Vernan by the Union Edison Manufacturing Company
The claim is for 3565 80. and is for the electric
light plant in the hotel several deputy shernS are
in possession OF the hotel The date OF It's s'de
has not yet been settled upon.
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THE COMPANY WILL APPEAL TO COURTS.

The Board Of Tax Commissioners YESTERDAY rejected
the appeal made by the Matthesscn Il Wcchers sugar
Refining Company against the assessment leved upon
its properly Westinghouse for taxing purposes
for the current year. The assessments are F'4J
600 upon real estate and 100000 upon personal
uroperty "a total OF al .O63.O This i an IN
crease Of about 800 900 last years assessments
The company will appeal 10 the courts
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HOME NEWS.



rvEKrTr-Mr Won Mezey OF the Austrian Legation
at Washington. FIFTH ANENUE-Stevcnson BurAe
and b. C. Faurot, Of Ohio. and James A. Gary OF baO
more GII.sEY-General V. ID. Groner, OF virginia
HOFFMAN-Seiator AgernOn 5. Paddock, oil Neo1aeNA
and Senator Watson G squire Of Washington. hIu RIh-
VANrn Caav H.rrick Of Albany. WINDSOR-~ii
lam H. Seward OF Auburn y v and Vice President Iohh
T. Green OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
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.rlr rnH EoNNrY ~ ~.

Tic Hopatcous rc md Tran-r"r''u'N '"np'',
r,o have secured q tease for th" ah-"lH" '"hU' %.
,c i,c ina that Lake hav" begun ~nit athh-' ''' ''
1cc Line COMPANY composed princpilN q" III" NV.
-, Central Railroad. ~ fore" IA" lil''F 10 T''
,n nor cent royal:v Oh tic zee mat L. H"N "'t,s
-" ~ - j. laid that 100000 j. involved IN tlc sun
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NAVY TEACHERS TO cam Of THE PRESIDENT.

More than 600 school teachers left this city Yesterday
on an excursion Washington Mount Vernon and other
places Of interest The teachers who In charge of
W. W. Lord. viii return SATURDAY. They will BE-
received ly President Harrison. and will learn something
about the school systems Of the places they visit.
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evening schools, he is chairman Of the Committee
Evening schools. Messrs Hunt ana sanger bare are
is In the dry goods business. Commissioner Dcvoe
is also in business
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Tic Police Board Yesterday fixed the salary Of the

ncvIv created Inspector Christopher r smith, AT
~ 800 "A year. The chief received - 300
A. a MontgOmcrySt electric car wa gong mp me
hill al Coreli,On ave. yesterday. John Smta oi No.
~ Grand it.. jumped or. A. he did 80 a. Wnto"n
motor struck him and inflicted serious injuries Shlth
was removed to the City Hospital.
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TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Hull Dec 2s Sailed. steamer indoo tBr) Dougnss'f Tor
Nev.YorK. - ,,..t ~, p..-.
NewyorE N,
LONDON pee 2S-Arrived steamers Persian Monarch tBr
pristov Port Philip OBJ. Gray, both from New.foik
ltIlRp 2JPassei steamer MoraVia l"er' "ihcSer'
from New York Tor Hamburg -, ,,,-
New ork. m,
W',rtiTr OF Nevada Obi.
stewart from Glasgow - her 10 New YORK
ROTTERDAM 27-ArriNe d steamer Amsterdam (Dtch.
Potter. from New. York o, ~,
Dee = Arrived steamer Ia hamFagno lrf'.
~ ,uerRs Dec - sailed steiner Burguomester Peter
sen t(;er) BE &C KHAN, for New-forS
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TIE WAS ONLY "MIKE 40. 10"

An Italian section hand at work on the central
Railroad near Fawo od. struck by the locomotive
OF a passing coal train Yesterday morning ana was
20 frichtfully manccd that death resulted a'"r tho
Injured man had been taken To MuhlenberG Hospital
He was only known - Mike 40 -; "lu . LIZ
identify cannot be established. Ills JOB on 'he
r,,lroad wa~ the hrSt employment lac nad received
in this country.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sun rise, 90 sets4Ss Moon rises s52 pm Moons age s
WATER
v-sandy HOOK a40 Gov Island 1905 Hell. 0ate 0;ll
PW-sIndy Hook. 10 81 Gov ltnd 1854 He'll Gate.
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THE LEADER.

This /, the PERFECTION OF WATER BISCUIT
IA YEARS dinner can be deemed complete withou
T., Cartons, - cents. HEALTH FOOD CO., 81 5th-avC
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used Cor oyer FIFTY fEHK% y fEET
YNa with PERFECr SUCCESS. II SooTHES The
Child SOFTENS the GUNS. AILAfb OIL PAlN !:
CURES WIND collie. and y the best remedy, , 10.
DIAVRUOEA Sold by Druggists In every part OF ths
world Twenty-Five cents q bottle
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Announcer enA

\ Our American RccS-Our American Bellies
How j. the story their beauty tbs
= 'r,,,y ar. Wise bellies. TOO. for II J. their wont
a.. ~. every day their >oLOpoN !,
which -Urctrr> blrath and keep" t'lh VII.
To vnnJ,r We r. proud ~ our American Brlcs'
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verdict an expression of opinion that Krulis committed
the deed while insane }ut the remaining Jurors IN
sisted that Krlis was sane guilty Of wilful muoer
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DR.. JAECER'S
SANITARY WOODEN SYSTEM co.

with dse and passengers Funcn. Elye co Arrived"
at l.3d ,yor-o p,c 40 with nsdsa
rassst A Arrived ~ inc Slr NJ ~
steamer 'rapa Mcintosh. Vera cruz Nov ~ f,oIr.sSS
Oh with md passeu 10 Jas l. warn A" " H"
at the Bar al $40 m. ~ o-,o,n. r ssv. With
mdsc to T Wan Sckle e..o,,a, o., d,x. with
Steamer hansas tty, keulpt1n savanna" . . 'N 49,
mi.e and passengers to K l. Nahe' ,, cnar..,or
steamer lroquos Pennington JacASon'lr Ia N"a'''"'
win md a. and passengers 10 VIM Cyne q GO -. ~,
Steamer BOaz, Richmond 'lp run, M" N'"''
fol; vitL mdse and passengers 10 Ola Donlnon - 10,
a -
r,l.a 10 order. vessel to Tobias 4 CO. ,,,. ~ WI,
Rars Re West Bordeaux 40 days III o'HHS0 '" w
D.-,,r,lrco NV with
smith * vessel TO iich
tNOrl. Bastrup MonteVi"eo oi nAys WIN
hide, 10 order; vessel Ia Punch. Fave s .....,.
rank Flcho (Br) Mcbride Demerara 50 days. WIN sugar
l. w & p ArIustron. 49,.
sUNSET-Wind at SANDY Hook. moderate NV cioudy'
Al clty Islsnd-Wind tight. WsW; clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Ia Flandre (Beg), Minnies Ant~erp-h s'uf'
burg q co IN, .,uo- yoro ,,-r, " r H.st
steamer Kansas CITY. Fisher savannah X l. Wakef'
stamer al Fisher savannah X l. WalEe;
SteameT Plat. Charleston ana JacAsoh'e-"h
steamer CITY OF Atlanta Dole West Point Va-old Donn.
Steamer Lord Foster (Br shannon. Phiacelphia-funsh
Eiye & Co
Hindnaian. for - I>IltnAsses' ss'annsn
Seminole. Charleston.
~
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HENRY A DANIELS, n.

For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot wats.
A..f.rs baltimore heaters ana ranges, go 70 os
HOVT'iOS FURNACE co. 201 aad zoe Waser-sI
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wopx OK THE TABERNACLE IMPEDED.

rb. stonpinc OF the maSOn-work on The brooklyn
-h.r,acle under the proceedings begun by MI WIS.,
the contractor who recently filed lien Tor Sooooo
upon the property. has seriously ehDaria'seu o'o
.,l,o,o.s They secured an order TO compel the con
tractor 10 show cause why he should not begin suit
IN recover his money and the case will come up neat
week Meanwhile effort was mader.to induce MN
10 GO on with his work. which was TO have been com
Melted in october. lie has been paid $4,000 upon
the contract already for what lie has done. on sun
day DR.. Talmage went 10 see MI Wits ana ufHeu I'LL"
IN co on with the work. that the building can be
in readiness for a concert for which it has been ell
gagged for on February - But Dr. Tamages plead
inCs did not avail and the trustees will have to push
the legal action Meanwhile funds have been secured u
enable the carpencrwOrk 10 be pushed forward ana
il is hoped 10 have the edce ready for Use 10y Easter
The money borrowed of Russell sage upon the nondS
OF the trustees paid only upon ccitlhcatc OF inc
architect a. to the progress of the building ana no
more can lie secured until the work l. advanced 10 a
certain point.
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KrummeWs Mediterranean Candies noted for
their high flavor. Fine Chocolates b9hoons, snS
:raSd ~ s3I broadway. 293 jthave., West ltusI
I,ntown branch 3lstst. and Broadway.
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or SURPRISING EXCELLENCE.
Health Food Conpany's Gluten soap ol tlih ave-
nue. and all druggists
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Suit the people, because they are tired OF bitter
dos.. with the pain and gripping that usually follow.
Carter's Little Liver Pals ono pill a dose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30

THE CHAMBERS PREVALENT II TIE SUBJ RBs.
The FLANDERS are prevalent in the suburbs Of Plain
deld and seven horses suffering from the disease ~
scotch Plains were killed ON saturday. several lo'tl
,.crr men have refused Ia allow their horses W W
driven in the afflicted districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30

DO YoU WANT CLEAR CoMPItN1oNI
Use Corncls Benzon Cosmetic soap Sou every "he'e'
cents a cake.
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Browns Camphorated Saponaccous Dentlrice
he los, tooth powder the world FOR preserving INC
teeth .'iefreshing and delicious % cents O0''e'
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, vioorous Growth and the original color gwen
In IN. hair bN Para.r'- Hair lal~1nl. ,
l.rk.r's ttngrr ionic Tn" b'~1 cough CUT
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CIT HER TONGUE HALF OFF WITH SCISSORS
Mrs Carharne Thorpe aged forty, who lives at
Ridce,vood Heights and Vermont ave. just outNd" "f
the city limits attempted suicide Yesterday by cutuH>
her throat with penlnifc. -tahbng herself in the
aide and cutting her t0nguc half oil with a par OF
SCISSORS She had been insane for some time
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SHIPPiNG NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .......... MONDAY. DEC. 80 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Spaardam (Dtch). Donlor Rotterdam Dec ~
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80 WEST S9rH.S ST -
the Nervous system tento rlnery SrSsns'
,mpotence and Sterty. Hours 10 1. 70 g.
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Both the method and results when Syrup %
Figs is taken; it Is pleasant and refreshing
to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on
the Kidneys Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system eliectualIy, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual constipation.
Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind
ever produced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its ac1o4
only from the most healthy and agreeable sub.
stances, its many excellent qualities commend
it to all and have made it the most popular
remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc. and 81
)ottes by all leading druggists. Any reliable
druggist who my not have it on hand will
procure it promptly for any one who wishes toi
try it. Do not accept any substitute.
California FIG SYRUP co,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALI,
LOUISVILLE, NY. NETWORK kk
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THE UNITED STATES pRoJEcrlLE co. FORMED.

TIE UNITED STATES PROJECTlLE co. FokMtp'
The company which. as recently announced N Inc
Tribune, has been formed 10y Elphalet W. Bliss OF
the firm of r. W. Bliss Il Co., manufacturers OF ma
chnery at No. $50 Front St. to make ne" style
of steel she'll under Government contract. mas
been incorporated by T. W. Bliss. Daniel +. Lewis
Henry W. Socum. John WinSlOw, Henry d. Pollchns
and Nelson Carman jr. aS the United states FRO
iect lc Company. with capital Of f1O00OO The
factory is 10 be situated in New-Utrccht where bo'h
Mr. Bliss and Mr. Win>low live. ID. F. Lewis, plcNl
dent of the City Railroad Company. one of the m
cornorators has recently made large investments in
that town. Property has been purchased at sixty
thirds and second ave. for $4,000 aud about as
much money will lie expended upon a building.
large number OF Will bc employed. The shelis
will he made under the Cayey korthman patents. IL
i exDccted that the factory VIII do biE business
in making all kinds of prOJcctilc>. II was located
outside Of the city both avoid complications over
The storage Of projcctle> and because taxes are lower
The property extends 10 the water front on the bay