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4 SMALL hole ~ THE CHINESE VAIL.
RIFT yuE RAPID Transit COMM sSIoNEG, MAY
WE nE ALE 10 sQrEEZE TMIOrGm 1T.

BUT YHE RAPID TRANSIT COMM SSIoNEE> MAY
not BE ABLE 10 SQUEEZE THROUGH 1T.
What william Stcinway calls a glimmcr Of hope has
appcarcd under the dark cloud, which lattcrN nave
been hanging around the horizon OF RAPID Transit.
rho discovery Of This ray II sunshine Ia, come with
almost the same suddcnnc,s the dark cloud which
for a time left the RAPID Transit Commissioner, en-
,,rc,, in the dark as - what rhcy should do The
more recent discovery was the work OF James ~ Deer
inc The new, from Albany which Mr.. ,tcinway r.
cclycd on saturday morning told him particularly that
the hand, Of the Rapid Transit Commissioners had been
tied through the total exemption from railroad uses 81
rourthavc and Forty-sccond st because Of an amend
mont 10 the Railroad act Of l-75 which was made IN
ISL.
nv exchanging the word and for above all the
mischief was Done Bnt later change IN the law mas
hcou made Mr. Dccrne wrote to Mr. otelh"ay' The
letter wa, published in Yesterdays Tribune. Ia II
Mr. Dccrinc call, attention 10 two important facts.
one is that i'm the Consolidation Act, passed III 170"'
the section i, made 10 correspond win the original
cxemn,inn ,lau.~. aud that the Consolidation Act
snperscdcs all former acts, giving the tile OF de
cIeon on this point. .
Lawyers hold different opinions as to the effect
of the Con, OldOn Act. aud the case VIII probably
be decided by the Court Of Appeals on the point
TO be raised to which law holds. one LAWYER
laid Yesterday that the Consolidation Act simply
a cOIIGcation Of the Law, affecting this city; r.
print Of existing law, and II any errors were com
United. The law as IT. tool before tma ,9uhcamUn
must take the law a, II stands now on the statite-
hooks II "a mistake had been made, those who were
injured by 1t must snicr uI'ii remedy Is obtained
Perhaps he added the compilers of the codi-
Gcation act saw the the exemption clause read.
and made the change purpo,cy; ! think that tho
law will stand as IT appears in the latter act
The Rapid Transit Commissioners will hold a meet
ing hi. afternoon AT William steinway's Office, in
| Eourfnenth-St
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.

PREPARING FOR THE NEW BALLOT LAW
State Treasurer ToGcy last week sent commuhi
cation TO Carrot A. Hobart. chairman oi the icphph
can state Committee. calling hi, attention to th' ne"
ballot Reform law. and requesting h'm - tihe SOM
action I'm regard - Il. Mr. Hobart his. accordingly
issued a call FOR a meeting Of the committee 10 D..
held I'm TAYLOR, Hotel "Wednesday IT IS cNpec'e'
that a, TIL, meeting the list Of condo for the
ponp1llcan Comfy boards Of Registry under the new
I,v will be made ready for submission 10 "ONcFhoF
Albeit.
rour lunprdcalcrs wcrr arrested yesterday j"
violating the sunday law. Among the number was
Henry McArdlc Of 40. ENcharg" Place. son oil inc
president Of the IIud>on County LquorDcalcr'' A
Tnc Rev Edward MacMiun VIII be installed A.
pS,l0r Of the summit Avenue I"p'''' '"n''h ""
The cornerstone II the parochnl school OF 81
uridr,t', Roman Catholic Church, VIII be- lid on h'Nt
sunday with great ceremony. o.. .u.,
The Rev Cnarl,~ Laiiiu ~ The COMO state tiIhcl
about Ifrc, to the children a! the south bergen lie
formed Church yesterday. .t ,.,,
Tie Esv. {. y. Mott # u" Bayohhc bdPu'' ''" H.
VIII b, installed on June T.
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WTEUAWKEN.
TO rrup NINE wmNRvEs

Plans and specifications are being prepared 'F
g. +. Archer. architect and J. W. ferguson, -
sltart engineer ~ tie Eric Railroad. for nine lAiS'
,,b,r,c and bonding terminal facilities for that
,,Il,o,d At Wcclvrcn. The projected .mpr'' "mrni'
vii, take up 100 feet ~ water front. ll" hu'lh'''
If the road has Increased TO such an extent "itnh d
year that the pr, .cnt terminal facilities have h'ch
found entirely Inadequate. The "hral report 81
General Agent VI. j.. staples show. tHht ourhS II u
March the company handled 81 ,"l tons OF freight
80, i,,crc,-n of 10000 tons over March, l--D. IN
- - the road chtcrcd 1883. Oo7 tons 81 freight ana
~ 600 ton If grain in this port. The largest q"
~ ,icr. viii be l. 100 feet long. STORAGE ware
iouea for the pc@crvation Of pcrshahlc ircitt, ana
an extensive stem 81 cAtc sheds VIII also De pul
tn-cihcr tho Improvement, viii cp,t. II T. c-tinh'd
about - 900 goo. Twenty I've additional trarh9 iur
Tho ,inragc Of VIII be laid The entire WORK VIII
bo ompct"d thii fall.
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TO Run POLO PONIES.
SIX RACES ARRANGED BY THE QUEENS AM
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLUE.

SIX RACES ARRANGED BY THE OCEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLUB.
The polo pony race meeting Of the Queens and
Suffolk County Club will be held under inc American
Polo Pony Racing Association rules at HUNTINGTON
L. L. on the afternoon Of June II. special train
for Huntington will cvae Long Island City over the
Port Jefferson branch at 80 p. and special trains
Will return 10 town after the last race The SIX races
OH the programme are as follows:
First-Flash Stakes. A sweepstakes Of $40 each p p,
ELS added. Weight for inches One'hoh mile On III"
fat
Second-Champion Stakes. a sweepstakes Of $50 each.
D. D., $50 added. Roulette. Buckshot and wildcat %
carry 10 pounds Nina 1G0 pounds and other entries,
IA hands inch and under, 80 pounds Iivc-cighuis
mile the fiat
TbtrtHuntingon Stakes. 4 sweepstakes Of sI5 each.
n n SIS added For ponies that have
unacr association rules II hands inches carry 80
pounds and pounds allowance for every inches under
that standard. Onchaf mile on the nat
Fourh-Iilliputan Stakes. 4 sweepstakes OF $40
each n D. SO added. For ponies under ii hands, "a
carry 14o pounds overweight allowed. OncquaItcr mile
the fiat
900 each D. D. sloo added. For horses and ponies IL
hands Minimum weight $40 pounds. Ihree-quartcrs
mile on The fat
Sixth Hurricane Stakes. sweepstakes Of sl5 each
d n 900 added For ponies IA hands inch TO carry
$50 pounds pounds sllowaacr. Winner Of hurdle race
under association carr 10 pounds extra one anC
one-quarter miles. six hurdles 81 feet high.
Entries close June II.
The officers for the meeting are J. c. Groome f. c
Ia Montague and James VI. Waterbury, judges e. ;
Burr timer; II. L. Herbert and \. Belmont Purdy
handicappers and measures: Thomas Hitchcock, lr.
starter and c. Leland Thorp, clerk Of the course an'
scales. 49,, ...to 3,
Charge consists of J. b. Van Schack. Francis 7. Tn
derhIl and J. X. Wood, and the stewards are Angus
Belmont IT., CARL 5. Burr, ;. V. r. Cruser J.: y
Cheevcr, J. {. Cowdm, T. Il. Power Farr, John =
La Montague, Temple Prime A.. b. Purify. Charles {.
Peters E. " Roy D. Rpley Elliott G,,r hHo sg,
G. Leland Thorp, A; G. Tower f. r Underhlil Jenhin
Wood and Il. D. winthrop.
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OTHER SUBTRBIN TOXINS
WEorCnE,TEE COUNTY.

YONKEHS.-Ihc funeral Of Gardiner : IIawcs. Of
No. - West Forty eighth st.. y. y. who formerly
lived at 40. 100 WarburtOn ave- held St Pants
Episcopal Church YESTERDAY The burial In the
family plot In IT. Johns Cemetery. hbrim Gould.
Who ruDs The ferry Alpine 10 the Palisades. has
cccdcd In having the owners OF the MIL Dock and
Upper Grove Dock forbid Mr.. Murray. who runs the
opposition ferry Daisy. tO land. Murray however,
carried "A lOatload every time to the other groves.
The lbcrnan Rifles. Of New York. had an excursion
over there yesterday.
MOUNT VEKNON.-Thc Rev. st ,phcn +. Holmes. of
Trinity Episcopal Church, exchanged pulpts ycscr
DAY with the Rev. Mr.. Adams, ~ Southport Conn.
The Rev. 4. Il. Paine. of Tufts College. Boston,
pre- ichcd in the tniveraist Church. I. Dewitt
Talmagc, Of Brooklyn. addressed "A large meeting In
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian Association IN
the afternoon. There was also a half hour Of or
cIc~tral music and chorus singing.
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4 RCFFT4N ATTACKS MdfPAhIi'
PREVENTED By PAssER-BY FROM SrABBlN'
LITTLE GIRL

PREVENTED BY 4 PAssER.BY FROM STABBlN' =
LITTLE GIRL.
John Mullin. young rulian, OF NO 4'o
Thirticth-st armed with a knife and enraseu aV 80
Talked in an attcmnt TO steal a nag from May parry
Of children. only prevented iro'" ~ So.
nturn = little girl by the interference OF passerpy'
o saturday evening at Eighty third st. ana flrSta'o'
The children who were accompanied Dy ~" -, -,
neoplo had come from Central Park. ana han ''a'',
The corner Of Eighty third-st on their way 'o"'0' -,
they were met by MuIlin. lie made some rr, n
abou, tbe kids and was going his way wien MS 's
c,urbt SIGHT of a handsome n,g that was '"'r,o ~
ono NJ the children lie ~ med ara a''c"p" ,.,
,aLo I, from the little ones hands '""''
brand Of 80 500 East Eighty fifth ST. ~" WV
ar,ilv act and stepped in to interfere ,,u,,ord
Mnlln drew a knife and threw IL 'i' ~, , ri,o
hut Il now in the direction of little erI hal'e" %
, - Va Al Fast Eighty eighth ST. Mt liiIuc-
t,ond avg the knife passing through TIC ar ~" ,
a., child,s face and he lustinctveN pun ""' ''
,,,t hand 10 stop IT, The blade entc'" 'ia manu- "
,, base of the index and second nhsci'' I, P~bich
completely through II, such was Vi'o i
IL Wn V tnmpd to regain possession OF me weapon
,J ,he chiId's mother forward 10 pIcFcnL i';
Mr. HiIdeband. with blood no~ tb .Va, ,ancc and
WuIlin ran away Idehrand ioo"," ,h n", rr T
empty house where Ohcer "aiy", minutes later en-.
seventh 're"n arco rncgic Mr. lIldcbrand had the
5rers 81 his nnluuIcd hand eta 90 Abn1 w. ,a
81 I'c ~" erin Mullins tongue was protrIdln :
ii hj month and the life would have been clicked
ont Of him IN Iono reM the men.
a1n r' Wa taken TO the police station, ana wa
with much difficulty that the 9ircr I nrion ,r
crowd i'' ,I, " police court Yesterday Mun was
hold i'm 81 900 bail for examination on iuc' rH
ing Mr. lldcbrand was unable 10 appear 'S'''''
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THE PENSACOLA TO GO TO EUROPE.
nr1rGnr OF HER OFFICERS WILL SHE TAXI
TILE HopY OF EEIOSsONl

DELIGHT OF HER OFFicEES-"lih SHE ZANE
THE BODY OF ERlCSSoNl
The orders Of the Navy Department detailing tho
vcs-ol NJ war Pensacola n flagship Of the European
so,,,dron reached the Navy Yard yesterday. II
- t,,cd In the local column, Of The. Tribune a
,, DAYS ago that the first intention 10 send her 20
h. Pacific soon after she should return from the NS'
.,5e,n Coast with the eclipse expedition had been
Oh. doncd and that She would be sent To Europe
tn.,ca6. \, the European station is always Il
rrc, 10 be dc rd one it j. natural thaf the "i'er'
-, 1a. vos.cl should have spel' Of cc,tatic JOS
over their good luck. ~ present ''r' j. I'D N''','
o ,le European station. hence there VIII b" no IN
arr DELAY I'm .cndng the Pensacola there She
viii be pur into the dry dock 70 have her 'o''h
c,,,r,d and overlaulcd soon as The Minnesota is
c.,,cd ont which viii probably be 70 morrow, anu
,,l... -he 4, detained to take par IN the ANN
,r,ry ,,l.' ration Of the Army Of the Poi"un', Al
f',-fl,nd Nc. july =. IN" VIII P'""""S - ""''
#, ,lc course - q couple II weeks. ,
." n ua, thought that tno Es,'N would also he 1"n'
., r,,o,o,r waters. ard the orior, on Friday pr"'u
~ ,,i,,c,.,ir, her with the %orth Atlantic squad
".' ~. mo-, onI, surprise the officer 90 th"
-nrd Iri also to tho" Who Ian 'AiF't" Ni'' 'N'
.,.., i.r What cave strength Ia ~" ruWor from
~ ti,-rn, that she wa, 10 De- sent To Eui"P'' WIS
.,. r.t that uouc %. h"r officer, hi bech OIL '.'
,-.tr,r~n .f.tf for many years. ana SONIC i '' b"
't ..,..r l.Du there. n b, believed now thd 800
r,f1r, Tracy VIII dc-cuat" thr Pcn-''"ii {" '''r.
rr iott ~ Captain Ericsson 10 sweden. neg
,....o.r CI,rl.. f. De aliu. WHO ha- been ON du'y
M thc Washington Navy ard since Au-u-'. -
o. 10. ,r,lcro,l fn the Pensacola - hc't engineer.
n d. not believed that the Pensacola VIII ,iInl'
io,.. ,. the flagship bat that the new cri., I'hlt
dcinhia. which b., to have her nnal of'lAl s''',h
trial this vcot. Viii bee zen, 20 fur"p III I ba NJ"
tr' been designated. but 10 j. thought ihu h''r
ADMIRAL David D.. Harmony. at pr,'lt ,halrmnm y" G
the iAshihor.c Board. viii be- ordered to command
a., Irtroucan fleet.
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HOME NEWS
WHAT &c GOING IN TODAY.

New York jockey Club races, Morris PafH' <'oo D. H.
Flack case, Supreme Court 10 80 a. H. A., r,,,
John H. Starins excursion % veterans OF Uhe Wv"
War from Pier No. 1S North River, ?5O a. Ia 1,,
Reformed Presbyterian synod Second hciureu |huIh'
o 80 a
Hudson River Yacht Club races
Investigation OF election frauds In jersey ivy. -
Rapid Transit Commissioners, 30 100 Eiot foniteehu'
St., y. m. - ,u,..., Han
3p.m ,,. ,r,,,ooo ,-,io,
No 1901 broadway, . 80 p. IN.
New.York Plesbytcry. Scotch Church. afternoon
Annual FMS pection Sth Regiment. ArmOry. 80 p M
Cont of inquiry fist Regiment Armory, : D.: m
Ncw.York Academy OF Sciences, Hamilton Hail'
Cosumbia College. y. IN
Salvation Army meeting. Association Han. evening
Retail Grocers' Union. NO. 2l3 East IwtnF'thfd'sc
8 D. . ,,,.. a.,
Housewarming Of Business Mems Republican orgah
yation Assembly District No 40 'r0Ne-st evening
Annual dinner OF Veterans OF oh Resincnt, n Y > NJ.
MorelO's, evening.
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80. =, ONIONS charges that lie gave Hunting
a. 600 Of his own and several thousand dollars 81,
Others to invest in mortgages but mat ne mas th
thn fnnds we're put in the paper mill MIS- smith,
" PosIvn gave Hunting $500 TO invest In mort
gage lie told her that he had PLACED the Innct
@ fire, mortcagc and sent Mrs. smith an abstract
~ title. Mrs Smith employed lawyer ha hn.a
Nudge TO look into the case lie iohd ,ao
were four mortgages on the property HmI.. I'm,
endowed stcpmother is also victim she gave MI, ~
~ 600 and friend Mrs. Mary p Dewey, , Mlu,
teacher gave Hunting ~ 800 70 invest ms iricne
saw that lie has been unfortunate In several Isl nis
transactions and that he is willing to 90 all Ill Ills
mower TO straighten out his analis.
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EIIZARErU.
,rrrn - ms r.TiIrp INLAY.

TNEUED II IFS FNTIIEN n LNN'
Thomas Dclauy. living at 30. 80 BANK ST.
Newark wa, stabbed here at o'clock yesterday
morning bv hi, father in law. James Peterson. during
a family quarrel. DclLuy visiting the Petcrson'
who live i'm East Grand IT,. Broad II. \ fight
AROSE during which Peterson plunged knife eight
times into Dclany's body. five Of tic cuts being on
the back, one on the neck and two on IN" face one
of Inc thrust, penetrated the right lung. Peterson
and nj, son james. IT, both arrested aud taken
10 tho hospital. wlcr, Dcialy identified his father in
law a. tlt. one who did III" stabbng. Both mon
were locked up. The injured man T. ia dangerous
condition Ne has a wife and child in Newark.
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Long ISLAND.

Justice Joseph H. Hunting. Of East Williston who
made assignment saturday. is charged with
miSappropriating S2i 900 trust funds. some of the
people whose money he IS charged with misusing
have taken advice Of counsel. and /, reported thai
they will lay the before tho Queens County
Grand Jury which meets today In Long Island city
IIunttng's paper mill AZ Pacho1Ic, which amounts to
the bulk Of his assets Is morsagcd for SiI 600 Oscar
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Findlay, Thomas McEwcn, Max Goehr Z. u urecl'
Donate Gonzalez, H. Gordon. II. Jay smith j. A.
summer, r. W. summer Dr. Vicente santohno' " H.
scherck. David King. George Shaw, a. dc oufn'oh''
Maurice Urban and c. II. Wells
Miss Gwendoline Caldwell VINO was c"s'eu ~
oro ti,, q, pni,co uur,t was also a passenger on
La Bretagnc A., ,nr,o, stoaucr CITY
NJ Ciicas,o ,rere Henry Baync, William Gorringc,
Wilton T' Green Me T. Hilton G. H. Hodge, arthur G A.
Hutton Walter W. Hutton A. :; Leo WnInno Eooei'
Packard. Ions simpson, y. = stokes IL. Wallace,
The Tey John Warner and the Rev. J. il. sharpe
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SHIPPING NEVIS


PORT OF NEwYoHK...---......SUN JUNE .. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Taormns (Gorl. Koch Hamburg Mayo with
msc and passengers to Punch. Edyo a
Bar at
Steamer Caland (Dtchl. Lul ROTTERDAM May "a Bot.
oynr % n,dse ami passengers Funch Edyc& Co
Arrived Al the bar At S45a
steamer DiaTa ttal. Vernango Mediterranean ports
May %. with mlso and Phelps
Co Arrived at tho Bar ~ 40 pm.
Steamer Robert narrowing tBr. Hughson Mediterranean
ports via Gibraltar "a with iudso Phelps Bros a Co
Arrived at the Bar at 10 AOam
Mranda Br) Lesenan. ST Johns ME- via Halifax
with md se and passengers To Bowrng & Archibald
Steamer Geo clyde. Holmes. San Domingo. SC with
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WAS TIE FATAL SChLDING hCUDENTAL'

WAS THE FNTNL NtNLDTNtI WVIUI'NINTt
Patrick Conner age fifty eight, died AT late honT
on saturday night at 81. Peters Hospital from tha FL
fecs of scaldng received at his home, No. 30 iui-
ton.s on MAY -. At the time it was supposed that
the scaldng was an accident. but three days ago he
became worse and was removed 10 the hospital III
was learned on saturday evening that on the night oi
the scading he had dispute with his nephew. Edward
Gamer age twenty sin who il is said pushed his nm
Gle against boiler of hot the stove, upset
,iuc IL over him The coroner arrived too late 10
taEo fho dead mans ante norton statement. and the
malice ON Looking for Young Conner unable 10 ind
him. subsequently he gave himself up AZ me fohF'h
pyrcinct and wa, taken TO the First Precinct
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the arrivals by the French steamer La
Bretagne. from Havre yesterday. John Borland.
H. Bose VI. Ba,ten, F.. h. Bacon, J.. Bischoh, d. d.
Lord l. c. Little Andre Lcvc, BRUNO Van Landeghen,
Hector Van Landeglcm, T.. C. Carter, Marie Eticnne.
Romualdo Nogucra, E. Obert +. A. Perkins, Charles
T. Roaeron, Leon Rollace, Howard Roberts, L. i. G..
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ndse and passengers T. VIM L Cydo @ A'''" "' INV
Bar AZ 33oa
steamer O " Jones (Br Wavcott Progreso aays WIN
nd.c Jas L Ward & CO. vessel 10 fhlhp' 'tN"" a'
he Al IN, ,.,,,.fos,,n .,,x.
steamer Cherokee Bcarse jacksonville via mar cston 3ys
with mdse and PASSENGERS To Nm clyde go ,ov. with
steamer CITY Of Augusta, Fisher SavannahA days. Win
mdse and passengers To K l. walker -. ,,,, 49,. 80
steamer CITY OF Atlanta Dole West Point '" VIII" muse "
Dominion - Co ,,,.a a,,
passeng gers 10 Horstio Hall ,..,..,, n -
Steamer Herman Winter. Ualeu Doston' "'"' '"N' W. "
a,1anor wilkesbarrc Gates Boston for Port Johnson
Bark Atlantic Wallace. Antigua IL uhys' WIZ" "u'o""
passengers To ii Trowbridge's SONS
sUNsEr-Wind az sandy Hook. ngh. wSW' clear Az
CITY Island wind light - clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer CITY OF Chicago Br Bedford. LIVERPOOL M{
~, with mise aud passengers 10 fe'o' "H
Sons. Arrived AT tho Bar ~ $40 ~ III. 49,. Ma. .,
with dso and passengers 10 Forgot Arrived 'no Oar AZ
Exeter CITY, Bristol. Amaln. Hamburg 'hes
Rotterdam; Marion Kouen Ceres InaeW bono'"'"i'
wilmington. - - H.. ,o,n.
sinus Py tomcne Hiogo Fannie Tucker. Hong Kong
WIN II StarDuck. Batavia, Java
Also snilcd-via Long Island sound
Steamer winthrop. for Passport.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN juno Arrived steamer Aurana lBr) l)nt
ton. from New. FORK on her way 10 Liverpool
sailed steamer w yomlng (brl. Rugby for Ne" ork
LIZARD, June Passed SueNia (Gorl. Ludwig.
from New York ON her way 10 Hamburg. . 90, 90,
Ter, from New. York. :
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Announcements.

Are unlike all other pills No purginc or pam
A., .i,..tii, IN liver Ild bile. 'ait' hu' i''''
pms. ono piA tl~'.
DE- LYOS's PERFECT IoOrH POWDER
Ken. Tho teeth and white and purncs tho breath
An elc.sLi toilet luxury Sold everywhere - ceni~
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
30 WEST s9rH.ST.
Disease, tho Nervous system 1cnto Urinary Ofgshs
Impotence and Sterlity. Hours 70 j. . 10 D.
Keeps ncgliccc shirts. flannel. chcviot and SILK
,,brcs. Ell so to 81. 500 and Sill Broadway
"MrxGo.- f. W "MISGo
NEW COLLAR.
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The New Jersey Athletic club has appointed com
mlttcc Of three to select plans and make preparations
for "A new clubhouse.
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THE BOOK OF oPEY.AII sPokISS' ,S,S"r;y %
j pages illustrated Inc , sstss dS sailing ssis.
American open-Ar amu,ements .u,cs "a he &c,
ming ball playing shooting horseback reing Nsw,YorL
full 81 per COW Published BY Inc Ir.o"h- ths neoaD
Entertaining and universally complmentee " ~
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We "laid pipes" "a year ago for TIM
seasons trade in Fancy Flannel Coats
for office, house or outing uses.
Neat plaids, checks or stripes on light
ground were selected and in good
Quality of flannel. At $3.50 each they
are gaining popularity, and to some
extent replacing both palmer goods
and the startling blazer.
Fashionable blazers have very wide
stripes; ours are $50. Complete SUITS
of Fancy Serge or Flannel. White
Flannel Trousers and knickcrbockes
everything for summer wear-fl IAN
mel Shirts. Straw Hats, Russct Shoes.
ROGERS, PEET 4 CO.
BRoADwAY Warren.
sToHEs N31ds
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunr,.s. sets7 20 Moon rises o2l Am Moons ~
HIdH WATER
N-Sandy Hoot. - GOV. Island. DIG Hol Cato 20s
P1-sandy o 5J GOV. Island rs Hell 1Ats sos
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SILK DEPARTM L y I 5.

SILK DEPARTM L y $.
ox THE MAIN FLOOR
We shall commence, to-day, June
9th. orr Annual Mid-Summer
Sale of Washing Silks, Plain ana
FIGURED India and China silks,
plain and Fancy Surahs and other
Scasonablc Silk Fabrics. In al
dition to the large reductions
made on all of the above lines OF
goods, we shall offer scNcrai
thousand yards of Plain CoiOrco;
and Novelty Silks, India ana
China Silks. Surahs, etc., III
lengths of 20 yards ana uhder'
mt Half Price.
II TIE BASEMENT
In our New Sales-rOOm. in the
Easement, we shall nave Fancy
striped Surahs, at % cents per
ward Figured India and emma
Silks. in Black and very dcSiraDIc
ColOrcd Grounds, at % cents per
yard; 1ro,,
22-inch Self COlOrcd Woven
Figures, very select cOlors' at oo
cents per yard.
300 pieces COlored shanghai
Silks. 40 different shades, at JO
cents per yard. ~
o1-inch Black India Silks, al
80 cents per yard.
The advantages presented 10
orr Customers at this sale VIII
only be fully appreciated by an
examination of the goods offered.
JAMES cCREER Y & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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