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New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
IIOR)KEN.

Anna Gclrd age four, OF 40. 137 Monroc.st., dis
anpcarcd from home on Thursday afternoon ana heP
body was found yesterday afternoon In dltch near
her home In November last boy named Fr'lhh
iodine axe SIX. was found dead In the same loctlN
The new Roman Catholic Church Of saints Feler
and Paul, in lludeOn-st., was Dedicated yesterday
morning by Bishop Wigscr. The ceremonies WIZ
imuo,ing. Bishop Wir,o,r celebrated a pontlicaI
hi, ,,,s- assisted bv the Rev- Anthony Lammcl, Of
New, YorIt J. y GrlcA, Of Union IIlll John W0yland'
OF Jersey city; j. r. Ha>cl. Of West lioboIch' ana
tlc pastor the Rev l.. Hof schneider. Mr. IioSchh'or
preached the sermon. There Wa large atehaaicc.
Mo cornerstone of the church was laid on NOYeIhbeI
- 1--p II j, Intended for the accommodation OK
mi Gtruan catholic, If the city .,.,
par.c. Queen. twenty eight, OF No - .N'@i,N
suffering with -rvorc cut on hi head and hJur', IN
tLc abdomen He said he struck win an lrou Wc'l
I. rom ed 10 give th" name of his a'sdi!lt' he
~. taken Il =. Mary, O-piiaL
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
NETWORK CITY.

Fortvone hundred boxes and crates Of California
fruit were sold in tins city last week Peaches VIII
improve from this time onward. Green 1gs ana req
Astrachan apples included IN the regular varieties
MAJOR Grant Ia, promised 10 be present at the
annual festival of the Harlem Council OF the Ca'oh'
Benevolent Legion in suffers Harlem hlVer farh oh
Thursday.
The business which the firm Of Proctor Gamble
established in -37 the manufacturing of soap, candles
and similar articles has grown to such proportions that
il has ben deemed advisable 10 reorgaze the business
AZ q coyporation The company has been incorpoi'ci
pndcr the laws of Ncw-Jer>ey with capital ol
- 100000 The Ncw-YoIk members of the board
of direction are George f. Crane, Of kiddcr' PEABODY
4 Co.: Horace j. Morse. Of y. N. hIdder ~ CO. ana
William C. GullveI, of the law firm Oi Alexander "
Green Details are in the advertising coumns Of thi'
issue.
CAPTAIN Hugh Coleman is the only officer OF the
cu.b pcriment who was born IN this country.
To-day is the 1o1st anniversary of the fall Of the
Bastc.
More than 5000 in prizes will be given away at
~, clan na Gael games tomorrow in JOnes's Wood.
July i, the harvcsttimc of chronological collectors
and a snectac,cd enthusiast rushing madly among me
trees and wildly thr;lshng the air with n!'ho" net
Is not an infrequcnt sight in the big uptown PARIS
The Comfy Clare Mems Association went yc~tcr-
dov ON their annual excursion 10 River We" Grove
Oh the Hudson.
The season for catching spccklcd trout or salmon IN
PENNSYLVANIA streams end, tomorrow ana VIII h''
opcn a,aIn till April -. The season Tor shooting
povcr in that state begins on the same day however,
and runs 10 January l.
Father Frey. Of the Church Of st. John the Baptist
in West Thrticth>t. received last evening from ms
payi,lioners a $1,000 testimonial
Friends Of ex-senator r. c. Platt may win saieF
congratulate him on completing his hiy'seNcnth year
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
ORAN(iE.

Tho meeting Of the Young Mems Christian ASsoc'%
,i,, Yesterday afternoon one OF uhu'u"I l"toi
t The Rev. X. II. Ba>majiar, native Arl''ci''''
missionary Wa, present. and delivered an address oii
thc subject The First Christian Capitol nder inc
shadow Of Mo.lem Minarets7 There was ii l"f eo
attendance. ,,.o..o,o,+ To-
Harmony Council No 40 Catholic BcneVoleh' Ho
zion Of Orange ha, decided 10 hold It's hIe' aii'''
nicnic aud athletic games in the park rihh' Oh ."0
evening Of July -. number OF local a'nleVo'
vii. take part.
Nayor Henry II. Truman, Of Orange, starts o-u'S
I.lo placid with hi, family He expects to be
absent until nearly the first Of september. III h'
absence George Lathbridge, the president VI VI"
common Council, will be the acting Mayor
The East Orange Township Committee VIII hoiu
ts regular meeting tonight, at which only rOutN'e
u-ine,, viii be transacted. The railroad iI''l' ms,
viu come up for discussion at special meeting
IA Ice held tr morrow evening. -,
The Committee Teachers OF inc CI'tuRc b0tIu
Of Education has appointed Miss Alice H.; ''iroiH 10
ou, of the two vacanC75S IN ne High school hlan
clifford il a graduate Of smith College. ana mas peeI,
for the past year the principal OF the Iilgh Schoo
at Newark. -, A., l,,,. Cor
Today * the time appointed by the Governor 1ot
the members of the 30 Battalion that nave nor
already qualified -, mlrk>mcn to 90 70 The lslne
Range at Glrt and enter IN the competition
4 large number of aspirants for the medals VIII ~
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
tirrLy rJLrIN i PoLIcE CoUEE
u-.rIcr nocAN WrENANDs ~ AGENT or

JUSTICE UOGAS ElPlINANbS A. A'-"NI vi
MIR. GTEHY'o SOCIETY.
,-,.,. va. a lively t.t "a tue I--'> Math't f"I''
,s,, Yesterday morning between '" iI-i'H- n'''-.''''
,t,.,,l uo,,u. and Agent BmAlof. oi the H"p'" I'I
,l, Prevention Of cruelty 10 'hIdIrh. "H 9''''''f
.g,t Mr.. W,acu. Of so. 6l2 East IAifrr"N''' ''"1
to the ~oc.,tr', rooms ana f'l"i'' J'a' '' '''' '
- t h,r, drunk and abusing h'r and h'r Children
l,,. VA. sent To- tHc house ard hc found FN drum"
,c.c BaroI.y tl,irUpon placed hm under a'I'-'' ana
,o, t,e assistance Of % policeman TOO" hH" u" "'
police station. When B'rdF ai''r"'d a. IH,,'''.. u
,,-, Justice Hogan yo-t.raay mornir@' MI. W'ncA
,.,r,i, declared tuat -hr db not want Dor hn'b'hc
l,t.a sp. -ac 6nly wanted him TO stay away from Deg
end l1y her 30 a wr'h
oaa Tie Police Justice TO BafHioy "Nhy did SoH
.ll. wa, drums and" began the orent
"uruh go h- own house, ana l'' a7''''p u''
,..-,..r- -...t1 Of going m and arc-thr Hm '-"i '
uI-t.. so police officer Woud do tnu without a
,.rn, Wa, CAV, ,ho AGENTS Il your society ni'h'l
,,itho,.tv than is .Iautei TO the police, ch ana u
era,.ia,r,d mae.-t.at', eyes snapped bH."'P'
u.fl,. wa NOT at all nia-h'd. y" took up u'
,.,..I. with the utmost READINGS. Iht "Nrid '"','-
~ te t,o m,u had attracted the attention OF every one
n, , court room. and they gathered about the Judicial
/ bench.
would do +, again. l have done u hundred tm's
before. 1 will make an arrest At any time az" sent
10 O., >o ,i,d Bardy II went 10 $40 that The children
were not 90 treated. This woman has h'' H'I' '"o''"
I aud--"
'Nlo are your superior oI''I-- W'N' l' O'' '"''0N
..,.r I.,An, and Nj >toch.n-," ~aid the agent
.Aud t,, odr. you T., make such aIrc-t,I SHOUTED the
! Just.rr.
.lr-." replied mr agent.
isn't Nj "eiU one q your supr - asked the
/ justice.
| -on. yes. but he don't give orders" sad mc
] agent
very v,n I'll Mr. gerry and learn II he
authorize, ordois livery time You max" an arrest
of th, character yDu DO without any LEGAL authority
| The supreme Court ~il maintain me- Numbered uir
! justice.
| -sou Auon Your remedy" INTERCEPTED Blra'y "iou
| can nsAc charges against me
| I've the time nor inclination ~ MAKE chaIg'
against YOU" iOared Justice Hogan. "Stcp down. sir
| Wcnch, you're discAagged.1 And 50 the Atue scene
! ended.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
LONG ISLAND

roEly HELPED uIE SNAKE To E-'APE'
.,ah, and ,t story come, i'" H''"P'''''
to t.. cr,.t that yellow cd' h''''- '', ''". w
benjamin Inu-ou "Hd owned l' ',,,,..
~, .. ..,. o, t, Presbyterian church 'n I!"np''''''
..,.,. u. attention va- attracted to m"'int o'l','
I .- , 1.,s feet from t.c steps OF il' 'h''h'
. an pounra upon the object "h.. rroyga ,'... 20 IL.
% ., i.t..,-I ir. l.iiIir .ud tur ,at. III" ai'l"'
T'ua 'u: about the "a unii tr ICE ,voyar Tr ', wa,
IT," I...I a. tnc llltr, Nhcu ROBIN he" n'H'
'..- , .,.d diverted tuc cat, attention. ANA u"7
-LL.lA. - ,-lIII.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
DoG PRIVILEGES IN THE PARK.

i.,,,ui The Iuild.o ENp,e-.
.. \nd Vh,r. under Heaven may dog run WIZ WIZ
.,I, n mot nm ,hc par!.." sand a doE owner u'
PIIr div .-I -,, Mr.. /. Huiltorl Nihlih "Nl' "
,>,l1dc them entirely from that place. II s..,H 49,,
,,r tlai tli- g. t'c very place ': All iia''' "'' r
"j..,t Ice. lop-,urd poor city brute d.'', @ n'l
't t,.-t -orl of a i.me way. Any man "h' "WI3
," r,.tI. dn- Lc.i. hm cha.u't up thr E'i'' P't,t
- IN" tiuIc and ~ con 'iu"ur', thr az u"''h
-, t,r urou-r amount of exercise. iM III i"'
,,r vi,h hi ru-,or 3, juI the very thu- iI r,"'' r,"''
iI ,li'- moro, IT, a., much uu Tor the man a IT. a..
80. ,t,. ,l.r 4 prr-ou Who doesn't own u"- ''!'
lr.r,'.d the affection OF the animal Tor Ms ma ,l'
' .f.r fpr his doy. and You may hc t'itu" 'hl'
,,,,u Vlo ha- bis dog alonS with MN lh 'h' Pi'n
~ ,niu. To- keep 60 harp r'r ON tim. IL MH-'t '''
"a, smith do.-iit own dog. or hr Wou!lh "'kI' Iu7
.,.. .,,i rrr-, ,dr on the Face. And. h'~h'.' CON
Il.J t,. do. lover "Vhat are You going {" DO auo"l
, \ de-, would l"ad "a policeman a p"lN '"',o
,,.r th,i meadow and the latter would h"i Ghl' "
49,. r',oly.. ON such NalL1Hlr animals q. uo"IN II
,h.rr IioV ar,. dog to hc prevented from ruhh!uI
,,, thc park while tIa' run Unlca>htd All over III,
r.-t of ih. cit, / -uppo-' q man uu-t E'' "l' "i
ii, buggy aud ne l- dog 10 on" of the trF- d" ,iH ,iH
..ttr,urr or tanc him into the hu~-A' I ~!
n.ttcs the city might Great" a half dozen 2Ht' "@lm @
,. tl.- II Master of liuchh"uud~. or II ih'' 10"
.I.tr, ~run-chal of canine ANA pd' 'h'h
~ m. v,r!ou- park entrance, there &" ih' cha'
If dn-- and give chcct, for their turn. ne ,aW "'
In the attendant ut art -nllru"- Win unWrII'"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
IIIZARE1IG

FAST Company AND RACES PROVED his RUN.
Adam T.. W.t'rmlu. the confidential olern of H"rt
4 Co. here. V!p -tpc about $1,000 from tlc
firm has disappeared. lie boarded vct10Ead train
saturday u-At. and - -Id 10 have gone g. Cleveland.
Ohio. Nttcn1u- downfall W., "a h.- surprise g. hi-
a--o,.a'., ,u tnc Auio,nt social Cur. of which hr
W., recently elected prc- dent. Tie society circles in
which lc moved. We're l,rvi-e profoundly asitat'd
over tlc n,u- of DIS dishonesty.
lie confessed 20 the firm Tat De- had bn'n system
A'Ically -II..- from t..fu fut period Il owe. tA'
year, and ld h. rI.u 30 M; company aad mania
i,r siIilI.. ,u ll.. ul.- H. aid t'o' ,a. dt' Do.
30: $50 oi 'lr it.- 80 ~l.rp tid '} it''..
IT,. was ,l...'i .. .'I % Hr a'l" ,'I't
woman who's. parent. u r' .t -rd ~".'.F. I't
Wlttraan' d.-...,.t Na. ... t"nad "ut "D"I 49,,
the rIm which DE- .-r.,d. 81. lad bo'n with tA,m
four years and Wa t..nty four years oh.
Unity Dix SION. E..-.t. Of Iytl'a-. Aad hs rc'cp
ton saturday n..It p. t.r rrurf from MI"AH"'" '}
the veteran Ioua,--. broad -t Wa. Anci ".ta u""pi"
q, the tyo commands u-.,h'l rr'l- % o. o." I'.'tc
ArAls, alIc 90 Capt. re..-r ll Rhodes, ''n
ntnGcr of rI.ty b.v .,.. w.. presented beautiful
jcv,I,.d badge.
The P.ua.yiyarit ra..uad Company r making .ar
Vcy- 30 tt.. ,t. V.ta t..H, 10 D.. .t.t "i tli +,
NOR. ol t." property .oa, tir l.c .. u.o road.
Among u." t-..t- t.,t % D.. reported tuo cpmp'nF %
have ,..,'.a,d Irt of Ltaa', .i't-. a.d ue
ci"If.. ..I rf OBJ. ... r......lf % r....l..r els
Ic.,aar. oIr.... d.. l.... -..,..
s. Imncar" na. coke. ,,.,.t'g. TO tnr oty ho-
I.'il .uH'. i.u "'H. N''..'i la t
btavl ln.H- 90 Dot ot H.. ...a..u.. tI,. t.t, a-'.
in'"-i -a'.a- t.e aal.s vth '." to ar,-uu; A
d--u.ILt..
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Celebration Of the fall Of the Bastlc Jones's Wood
New.YotkC incinnau League baseball game FoIo
Grounds, D. IL. r.A.
Ne.YorE CT e Gland Players baseball game Brother
hood Park, ,. III. ,, n.
Jersey city Heights - o.,
Prohibition County Convention, Lyric Hail. evening
Ru.iu.,- Mems Republican ORGANIZATION OF IAt AS
spnblv District no. 4j GfONe-st
democratic Club. Hoffman House. p m 49,
XVtn Assembly District Republican club. No 44S
Harrison Atsociation No. n Woodblne-st., Brooklyn
p -, A.. ,,o-,ies ,or coun.
Try vac ations
Trnokiyn Board OF Aldermen
BrookIyn Bridge Trustees. afternoon.
Tennis tournament at Che Country CluD.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
v,v AND 4 roy pPowNrD.

Two drowuiur accidents occurred lH BROOKLYN oh
s,+,,r.ar Tranc., ~..tl~. age IN, OF No - Honc
g., while ul,viur on the Tlird-t. Lrt-, fell oH into
tpe G,wauu, CaIal. The body was recovered ana by
permission Of Coroner Ro,ncv removed 10 'he boy
home An uquc~- ail be h.n. John Anderson. the
captain of th" lighter Norma reported u tlc dHIl%
bono. Wa I'm I.r..Iel. had tu.u o'"roo1ri from iIe
lf~lf.r which Wa living Ictr GONCluois Island. Inc
,ldy Was Lot yet recovered.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TILE rrlrr cnr1n Nor GET rpsTMEs.

Patrick Mcmahon. axe nineteen. Of 40. 81 fuon-St
coming ont Of the yard oi vacant house
so 1s4 Broohlynavc. lie had with him a
small crludstoac. Tie policeman invcs Icai'd ana
1ound TINT The house dad been entered lN
f.,g.iUC t1c window Ulccr -Ae front >iD'p. ti!'
lover pait # tlo hou-e had tins been gained but the
urclai had bcna unable - force ~" 1i 9''r el.i-
1p.tar, ric owner of thc house. Nr Lyons, WI"
vi;h n, family cut Of town. h1@ been sent ioE u
=. -n,t.. z. n n.NfhIn. la- Icon stolen.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
rrN1,v- II>yEA KYIFING PARTY.

Ta-.auuo AND Narctl,to Gap'uo, # 80. ~ Gcor-e
g.. v... ou ;.c!r way h.Mc from ta" bakery al CEN
t-,l..rc. uclr riolt..il.-,. ON ~dt.ita, evening
,,..1 Iareo Eon,. of soirt -t ctiAc MP behind ,hom
a,,d aid tnev had received Litter from Italy which
q. .rt.iucd money belonging 90 him. Eoth Inc men
denied -h, and "a quarrel followed. hooa hI'w q
l fe tnd began 90 slash ~ them. llr ~iNc Mar I'D
I'D tl. l1ul ANA wounded M1gct.t, Dr. iItr 'Ic T.
Nrllrl.roe surgeon simmons drr.-.t their WOUNDS
and they went home.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
~. ~ ND CITN. IIOf-r tUrNt' W'T| "'"'
Staten ISLAND.

The politician, Of staten l-Il"o are '''I p,,,h
...,,,.o,.t o, Jacob Kuobloch, a south h'"'"
,'.,,,,r a., foreman Of the lighthouse ''p"'"'n
,t r,nphu-yil.c. Ihe place secures '"''-, ="
-, loo year. Mr. Kuoblo,n is at pre- ''' c'p"N
' hector of the narbor OF NcN-iorA bat WI" r'''-"
from hi, uhDc
Charlie, Mcsorl"y, boy eleven year. oi ~ r ,'.iT
' " i 20, lalmu- 900 th' hlll,. llr ll'' hG' ~u, '0'
in.,J of and hi- parents fear thdi h' Wa "'o""o"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
METHoDIsTs IN CAMPMEET1NG.
THE ALL-DAY SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED
THOSE WHO SPOKE YESTERDAY AT


THOSE WHO SPOKE YESTERDAY AT
THE GROUNDS.
The camp meeting which has been going on III 9oN'"
1rookIyn for the last week has been largely attended
II is conducted by the Rev. DR.. George Lansing lay
Ior pa,tor Of the Fourth Avenue Methodist Ep'copa
Church. Fourthave and Forty sevcnuNt I'e Icn.s s.
occupy tho vacant block between Fourth aud FI''h
ave. and Forty ninth and Finicth SIS. The land IS
O. hill high above the street with it, borders covered
Win tree, and bushes SD that ,he tents are entirely
Isolated Tie main auditorium Is a tent "Ach VIII
..,t 600 r,.n,,le They had a larger one there at
first but last Wednesday the wind came up ana tore
II 20 piecc,. almost creating panic among the
vor,,ippcr, who were just leaving the tent al ue
close Of the morning sermon by the Rev. Alexander
Mclean Nobody was injured however, beyond ue
hri,4,uq Of o f.v people by falling STAYS
rho co,-,ct ou- moved into the largest restaurant
,c,, which b,d t~ sides nted up and turned int"
MARI Of the roof so "a, allow more people IL get
,,rdcr cover \ subscription started and ne ne"
tent WAS put up SATURDAY. The meetings Nim b'rh
held tlr.e time, q day ever since the hcgihnS' ana
Will b. kept mp ia the Same way for the coHIn- We
Yesterday morning q communion sciEov ""N nh" th
Troy Conference. The newly elected JuIoI I'LL. - Vi
tlc N.ihldirf Book Cuucern. lrcJch-d thc StFHo"
al th. regular morning service. .,,o,.
fdeir -. Roger. superintendent oi ih' >luiuIN
.,.o.i .f he Iourth Avcuuc Methodist Episcopal
Church. conducted childirn's service 4" r. ~
AGar.~c, were mad" by huHltr oi P'"i,1n ",i,,I
SUNDAY school workers Inc KY, " ~ -, =. rc,r,
.,.r,. .pouGiu- Sccriarv of the New oih Nte ic.i-
l,.rlui, Soc. ~. preached at the afternoon scINi'
arI the evening sermon ba, by The ROY. i!r, ;. Il
Tilcr Of M. Ei-heanth street Methodist Fps, VpsI
Cuur'b with the exception that the attendants 40
,.. I'm on ilc GROUNDS, he uoc'inr~ are an exact
counterpart Of AM old fashioned camp meeting
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
4 sl,M LIE EnR 4 PITCHER.

Policeman O'Nti!,y arrested Francis o'IIanon, az"
.,.;.. ot so - ,-r. i..at-vc.. rris ,r'-
ing on the clai, oi ..-all. in The second o'tlr.'
fac complainant V"- Dos brother Patrick, Who charged
th.: during quarrel 1T tIcr home Francis lad za'
% ct..i,yr'- u.... . Win "I'1 ID" iu'N hiH' ll'
t.,iIrr severe wounds t.- scalp tir Ifc-. 'ni-
.ua.nc, -ut.c.a Campbell dr---ei tar wounds ana i'
Wa, taken io the El-t. District EC1li,"i
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
ro oprx yEw SUBURBAN DISTRICT.

A movement that promise, a rapid development OF
the southern part Of brooklyn ma, just been St'ueu
ly a syndicate Of wealthy men under the Ic'd Vi
Joseph Wech-Icr. Of Wcchslcr y Abraham Ihe\ nave
lust purchased Il large tract c land south "l IT'>Poo
ra-k in the town OF I!d,hu.h. It les between 'he
ocean Parkway and General ~locumS electric I'IIO'o
n CoDcv Island. l. is reported 10 have cost the
-,,ic.to Sloz 900 and thc negotiations for its pur
chase w,.r, conducted by GcorEe r. LoVctt
The properly includes all the available E',I "l'',s
the EoI.lcyari from Iro-V Vcrt PaIh to ldrhNue, -.
present u j, almost cutr'ly farming lana, 3NN W
houses are on IT, 1hc plan j. at once l" , I1N ga, ~,
rr,.ts or,n the land for settlement ana 1l''mP' IL"
develo p the tract g. make i one q" the It '"IH
ct residence quarter, i'm Tie suburbs oil If'o"F D"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
PLAINELELD.

4 regularly Organized choir of female voices was
heard for the first time yesterday morning III mo
II Mary, catholic Church. The choir formation Is
duc fo Mis- Josie >halcr, Miss Lucy Rafferty, Mi,'
sarah ~narkcy MI, Maggie La"ler and Miss N'
~lcciIIl. =, ..a.- -, ,Ac
rhrtv.ix commission, made out for Justices OF ne ne
I,nrc lu Union county nave hrcn ic'!ficu ~. ~ @ o,n
secretary of ~iat, only five justices Out "l iorN oo
,i.rf.d io nYi,. have taken the oa'Il of once
The soldier Monument Committee Ia' Wrep"s -
-..-t
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
.rur wrovG WAY To- HOLD HORSES.

Geor-c A,leu. Of No. 3H Court H.. drove up WI
.ougn.y-,t. toward is. on 81. Vl.i I-hi wagon ana
TWO horse, yc-tcdI, .i cr.oou. Iio Wen: II'a tore
LAWN. t.c horse. 10 ,.ar-, oi Nu-u-tu" I.f. il' q
luo1L.... T.- .,v Thought b' '..dd ho.t t.. hor-'-
lctta by getting i'o t. WAGON. $ ir y" oi d.,
t,,,.,n.f fhaI la. away. N..rIt- t'' Wagon ,nd
.lI.DtIy liiul.u. ti.. hos~.. iAc H0, na, ,t au1.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
.,,.vry I-r,Er - nELL OWE.

I.,ur n,n,,r,- 90 thc Hell "ato I.oat '"o' '' 'o'7
,i.,J o.,y. vhl. ia-.iu- through Hell cate >'''''
,.,, in a i,ui oarcd -.-, were upset l"''r ','.
,,. C,ua.n E.aad Brown, of tIc y Al., '"ra T,lt
.v.,' oi Io.c Island ,Itt P"ll''Hn'n ll',.'
'' I,' i,tn.r IUpuu- u. Pldt. l' "Il ".t
g., had u by Two roU bolt- which pat OIL iV'" u'' '0''7
Island STORE"
IoXG ISLAND CITY. Horse uhcvr' "'rn "','N
,, work m the cts ou Ilui.dH m-"l ,'H
. l,r... and wagon, the property "i '"' ''N "'''
,.rimcut. from stable ia tr 'tF o' 90, 80
,,. . bor.c from Daniel kcnurdN oil
I'' l.,. ,or,.. bav. no cl,w io tho uIc' e-.
I'''"' i,,,,I.r li.d tI" a-lt of ue Lon i-4'G
.>ir-, COMPANY 80, Eo. na"'5 h.'.h was INSIDE.
- ,.. n,...'. t..uut, StI 'u -HiuiI" Nv .', ~
U,,u ON =. charge of cm0clH"mc"' PI''c'i'' ~
General superintendent li"ri'"'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
OrTGOTN0 STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
pnurnr vt\y.NORk..... ......~rNDAf. JUL
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
.,.,,r,r saint Iarfas ,e Young .. erP'' JuF "''
mis- and ,t,,oul,. q, ,A1a ~ .a-t "a CO. N.''''"'
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FORIIGN TOKIS.
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N.ung Nurnuii Ilrl Uuttou. and Wyoming h'' '--'''
from, Liverpool hence for Erw.Nolh . - .t,.
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FIaneucl from New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

o,,,r.e of tb, funeral Many Of Kings late lrlehuS
f,ipwcd the body b. the cemetery. ho ehot him.
Tboodore Fisher the yOung German VINO sioI y ma ~,
self last sunday night because the Nldo", fosnital
fused to marry him, died at - ni0ii'0i
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

military most taken away and combined with the post
Al II Johns College they do not yet know.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

4 new play h. called The OATH lt> feature J.,
ga real horse. ridden l} real man. Whp i lhI1N
inf, A real tiak and rescued hy a real dog. ne
play will - uut ou the road next ~ra~pi ana "H'n
ih. real company -u~tnns 4 real collapse cc or h'lf
hundred real mile from home, The oaih' VIII nor
be real enough for the real actor, 10 express their real
disgust AT their really distressed cOnditiOn( Norris
town Herald.