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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-04-24
THE APPROACHING CENSUS. .

tits of very great 'impor-
tance to the whole country |
that the census to be taken
in June, 1S90-now almost |
here should be carefully,l i
fairly, honestly and thor
ouRhly taken. 1t should be
correct in every particular.
II the best selections ofWork-|
ers possible are not made,
then we may expect that the
work will be slip-shod, and e.
ven unfair. In 1880 the cen
sus was irnperfectly taken in
some respects, and in the
Southern cities the returns
were not full and complete.
tits known that in Whining
ton scores of families were O.
verlooked altogether. The
probability is that the popu-.
|lation has 500 more at least
than was reported. Our la
mented friend, the late Capt.
Muse, thought from what he
could gather from the police
and Others that the real cen-
sus was even more than 500
above the actualrpturns.
1 Let us have the census ta-
ken for once with all due care,
and with no purpose to sub
serve a party. In 1880, the
census was a mere sham in
the South. The republicans,
to meet their own purposes
in South Carolina and other
states made partial and false
returns. This is we'll under
stood now. The censls oi
1880. unmistakably showed
how unreliable and imperfect
thp.prectding census was.
j srIf'inefiicielit, ignorant, nn'
reliable men ara putin As en-
numerators it is the duty o
the press to promptlyexposf
and denounce all such instar
ces, and the people shoult
watch their movements. Con-
: petent men OF good charac
: ter should be selected in ev
cry instance. Unless such mel
are chosen, the white peopl'
! will put no confidence in tn
returns. Weconfess we hav
Z no confidence in Porter, tn
8 British fellow ut the head q
the Census Bureau, and no
i because he is foreign but be
n cause Of his known anteced
ents. These give no guarnr
: tee uf fairness, whatever hi
:. capacity. He is known to b
IT one Of the most reckless an
+. unprincipled manipulators {
,e facts and figures in beha
4 monopoly, although when ]
England he was IN extrenl
" Free Trader. His economI
4. views are governed by coul
a. tries, latitude and longd
a. tude. Rut let us have a trus
"A worthy census ornone.-Ne
g SeDger.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-04-24

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c.,1 nor 4 TEMPERANCE CONGRESS.

A call was issued yeste day for National Temperance
Congress TO be the Broadway Tabernacle Oh May -
and 10 At this meeting IL il desired tt all classes Oi
temrance people shall be represented Everyone VINO Is
oced N the rr.shop is invited assist in making the
meeting a success. We believe says the call, 'tha'
the time has representative temperance people
thro, ghout the country TO assemble together III ooh'en
Ia look into one anCter's face 10 compare views fray
70 Iear The whole eroLnd and 10 enlarge
that ground possible by candid and friendly discussion
The saloon is still The hght is st on The liquor
traffic II ANYTHING aggressive more destructive
than ever We believe that the holding Of such helpful
convention practicable. Hence We ask all loca STATE
and National temperance societe regardless OF sex or poll
tcs and all churches and Sunday ana othef a.
ations which the saloon 10 send representatives 70
National Temperate Congress"
Among those whose appear on the call are The
Rev Dr. Charles H. Deems, oNJudGe Noah Davis the Rev
DR. Carroll, Joseph Cock General Wager d.
risk Miss Frances Willard. the Rev. Dr. Macarthur, the
Rev Theodore Cuyler. Mr.. Funk, Albert Griffin and
r.hn n Steams.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
TIE CITY PAYS BILL FOR An ANALTSTS

Professor Il. \. Whaus Of the University of the civ
of Ncw.York, succeeded Yesterday In getting his bill
proved fcr making chemical anays sis ~ the yscera ~
Bernard OGrady. to def"rinin" whether the said
O'GIadv died the DOSon.' The ANALYSIS
ordered by chief Justice Van Brunt and District
Attorney Fellows the OF companies
in which OGrady insured 1t tOo1 Professor Wit
$50 hour betwcc November 20 and Decenber Is 70
discover that OGrady did die from poison. for which
professor charged 81 hour. 800 Coroner Dan
ie IIanly who had the JUDGE Van Brunt. District
Attorney Fellows Professor ogden Dorcnus DR.. Alfred
NJ IoOmls aud Or. w. H. Thomas al certified that IN"
amount demanded by Withaus reasonable
and Just and Controller MYERS lome. Of the
Mayors office. 10 the conclusion that the city could
successful defence IL brought suit
and therefore certified the bill for payment. 1t the
IMPRESSION however that the companies which
sought eude the payment 0, O,rady'. policies ought
have been compelled to pay for the analysis.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
WARY WEATHER AND SPRING FASHIONS.

The warm weather Of the last few days suggests
forciby 10 the poet that "spring has come al Iast
and TO the young woman that she must nave some
thing to In materials there VIII be much
to select from hut the color line is drawn at tans.
grays and resedas The most popular fabrics OF the
season are French cloths and at lie Boutcr Brothers
broadway and Fourteenthst is 10 be found special
line Of these goods in the leading coors me cloth Is
in fftyinch widths is of light weight and is especially
recommended for health dresses the price is 81 20
yard In the lace department will he found a line Of
black drapery nets which will be much worn over
silks this season The prices range from So cents
to FL 25 On the centre table is large stock Of black
surah silks which said TO have been purchased
from bankrupt manufacturer. and are quoted at
very low figure of 10 cents per yard Figured India
silks in all colors also prominently displayed on
the silk counter. A novelty in fabrics in gloriosa -
a material made with silk warp and richly en-
broidered. A beautiful woman would look doubly
beautiful in gloriosa' embroidered robe. The
price of these robes ranges from - 80 TO S25. The
most favored colors in this material are hclioropes
fans and gravs Gloves finished with a white welt.
states helloropes and blacks being the most popular
colors six button gloves will be much worn.
Another fabric is cashmere ombre. OF which
there are many patterns and coors Scotch ginghams
in pads and stripes will be "a popular as they We're
last year A large assortment at 70 cents and 30
cents yard will be found here Hosiery will be
variety Of coer glove inaas a
The most striking coors f stockings prices ranging
from Al IA 10 ~ so pair lie BOutillicr Brothers
also have special line Of black STOCKINGS warranted
not TO crock dyed with Morley's sanitary dye
Underwear made on Dr. Jaegers system Of light
weight wool ribbed. will be much favored. Fast
black lslethread vests are becoming popular. silk
the Broadway store line of French nanncls for
"negireer house and tennis dresses is shown al 20
cents yard. Stripes and check patterns will be the
most
In the upholstery department will be found an cc-
CANT display Of oriental rugs and carpets. ono thou
sand Turkey and carpets. comprising
the pest examples Of DaChcstan Kazak. Fehcran An
cora Kiva Cashmere. GhiOtes. IclOochiSan. ShirvaB
and Kurdistan work will be sold at about hall value.
Real camels hair over seventy five years Old are
for sale at the lowest figures. one fine example of
Feheran work. a rug II feet by %. and one Of the
largest rugs in the country will be sold AT half cost
II part cuarv suited for large hall or cuhroom
Ladies sun umbrellas Of gloria silk and with silvernc
handles are quoted at ~ %. In the broadway store
special line Of ladies' Dongoa kid shoes are being
sold al 81 60 per pair
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
OCTG OING STEI MERS.
ID.lAI
1IirHsDAr. APRIL
.SUIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoHK. MONDAY. APRIL H. 1890
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW.YoEK .MOEDAY. APRIL H. 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer Yumnr Curtis MeIcan ports VIA Havana days
with ndse and passengers to Jas wan Go. Arrived at
steamer ilondo Browungg. Kingston, Greytown &c
win md-c and passengers 10 williams Rankin Arrived at
steamer coon. henderson. Aspnwan days. with
steamer scaps 1Br DoDson. Perth Amboy. in ballast
II Winchester & Co
SUNSET WIND SANDY Hook hight g. cloudy and harry.
AT CITY Island. wind Light. SN. cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer wyoming OBI. Kgby. Liverpool underhll
e,c,mer r1snacrleve fBr Evans Lyndon Barber & Co.
steamer Exeter cay Br. wc.s. London James Arkell
steamer Cherokee Bcarse Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer Bcllnsham tBr) watt. Port Royal. SC John
steamer chataleochee Dagertr savannah r L Walker.
sunmer I,ncy + Miller. Homer. Bangcr-F IA Smith 4 Co.
BARN Avona OBJ. Porter Norfolk j whitney y co
SAILED.
s,eom~Is Belhnrhan Tor Baltimore Chatahoochee savan.
nah Cherokee. Charleston.
bhip Yorktown for san Francisco
barn LOusc Augusta. ioi Hamburg
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
BorLoGSE. Aprl II Arrived. steamer Maa'dam CDtch,.
potter from New. YORK 10 Rotterdam.
Lizard Auri II Passed. steamer DANA GER. BaIends.
from New Y6rk on her NAY to Hamburg
GEIsxnz April - Passed steamer Werkendam tDtch).
from Iottcriam on her way 10 New YORK
LosDos April IS Arrived steamer Knfalo tBp. Maet.
sailed steamer Egyptian Monarch tBr. Irwin. for New.
GEAvEsEsp April ~ sailed Canada (BrJ. from
London for New York
stewart from glasgow for New.York.
HAnBuKs Apn lSArrvcd. steamer Itaiia GER. schmt.
HlvnI April IA Arrived. steamer La Normande (rD.
Collier from New York
lenhorst from York and proeceded on her way to
Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
TWO MORE ACCEPTANCES RECEIFED.
WILLIAM srErywAY AND ORLANDO B. PoTrEI
EXPRESS THEIR WILLINGNESS TO AID
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS.

y
EXPRESS THEIR WILLINGNESS TO AID
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS
Mayor Grant Yesterday received letters from Will
lam seinwav and O. II. Potter accepting the places
Of Commissioners of Rapid Transit. to which they
were appointed last week. Mr. Steinway wrote
avail myself of the earliest opportunity to acknowi
edge the receipt Of yOur communication ot thc 'tn
inst whereby ! am Informed of my appointment as
associate Commissioner IN virtue Oh I'c 'NaP" i"SI
act Of 1873. ~. a., ,. -,
In consideration Of the Importance OF the work I'M
posed upon the Commissioners. ! nave hesitalch T."
accept a place to which might not pe dpie 10 ue
vote that attention which must he expe'icd;; 3,
But having given the matter careful rencction, l
have come to the conclusion tlat tne hc0cSStleS oi
the cify the high character Of my associates ana thc
expression of confidence by yourself leaVc me no al
tentative .,o,. ,r,,h ,ro.of,r
apprcciation Of the honor conferred ana Win uue
sensibility of the duties 10 he pcrfornco
Mr. Potter's letter is as follows:
accept the appointment with wmcn YOU nave
hOnorcd me- a. one of the commissioners uhuer 'haI
ter COG Of the Laws Of sj with grca dlhneh,e as 10
nv own ability 10 contribute any important or val
liable aid toward solution Of ne mos niinca.' no,
Impossible. problem Of providing adclhate Kappa
Transit RAILWAYS for this city uncer cAisthS lhWs
| am brought 70 this decision at me sacrince oi
nuch desired and much needed rest. because tnlik
II nv duty 10 aid in any way III my PoNcI III thc a.
com plishment of a work Of most pressing necessity
and paramoun importance. in which, as chlef niagis
tratc Of the city, cndeav0rlng 10 ead WIN le
sole purpose OF providing for the prosperity welfare
and happiness Of its great population.
The MAYORS Commissioners have now all accepted
except Mr. Woodbury.. His letter VIII prooaoy Dc
forthcoming to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
PATDS WADE on MANY POOL L~ROONS

Tho police made raids poolrooms at No. 10 Beaver
a., NO 90 Newest No 73 Newest. No. 80 Par. Row.
NO II Centrest No. 90 Park Row, No. 9OS iront-st
No 4s4 sxth.svc.. No 243 Broadway No. l3S East
Fourteentht No 144 East Fortecnthst. No. l1i East
Fourtoenthst No. 47S sixth.aye No. 797 EiChth-are
No. 154 East Twenty -thirdst. No 12t Parx-ave and
places YESTERDAY and arrested one or more
clerks in place. The prisoners arraened in
various police and held 70. trial in amounts
varying from $500 TO 81, 600 each
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver

afflicted with what I supposed to be KIDNEY
TROUBLE. consulted several prominent physicians
One said had every indication Of DIABETES; another
that had inflammation Of the bladder; while third
said / had acute inflammation OF the PROSTATE
GLAND. | took enough medicine to fill an ordinary
wheelbarrow but with little if any benefit. had
begun to think life was anything but pleasure and
found it very difficult to attend to my business as
suffered continually, botl, in body and mind
one Sunday met Mr.. Wyse at the Hoffman House.
lie wanted to know why looked so badly. and told
him my condition and experience. lie offered to bet
me 300 he would me inside OF sixty days
As would gladly have given several times this sum
Or indeed any amount within to again be In
good health, gladly took his bet. He furnished me
with bottle of his remedy at once TOOK Two
bottles and am happy to say my trouble quickly
disappeared and has returned therefore very
naturally give wYsE's NEW REMEDY the credit for
cnectng rapid and permanent cure In my case, and
cheerfuy 1t to any one suffering from the
troubles above referred to. j. l. T.
The original Of the above with full signature. TO
be seen at office.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
CL4ASSCE'S COrNSEL ENTERS DENT RRERS

F. J. Classsen the former president o' the Sixth
National Bank. before Judge Benedict Yesterday 10
answer TO Indictment charging him with misappro
priating bonds o the bank. His counsel General
H. Foster entered a demurrer 10 al of IN" counts of
the Indictment. eAc'p. the uriY-hr. tniFtf s"'oiu o.
thirty third and hiryfourth, which charge the making
Of false entries To h entered plea o. not guilty
The will be argued Thursday, and II Is not
sustained Claasscn viii be placed trial. George ii.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

New-Yorh December 90, 1880
Mr.. wyse. Dear Sir: II pleases me to be able 10
inform you Of the happy effects your remedy has
produced in my case. suffered from Diabetes for
eight or nine years could not fnd any physician
or medicine that done any good until was advised
10 use Wyses New Remedy NV thirst was intoler
able, and the quantity OF fluids drank was only
limited by the capacity Of my stomach TO contain
them. Nv urine passed every twenty OF thirty
minutes day and night.
! became weak that could scarcely walk
lost all interest in business and nv energy gradually
departed. Nothing going on around me interested
ne in the least. | was melancholy. my life became
a burden and | did not care 10 live.
Before my friend prevailed upon me to take Wyse's
New Remedy my physician told me would not live
a year on the third day after using the remedy the
intense thirst had to great degree abated. and
within a week had nearly ceased. My appetite and
spirits improved and my interest in my business
turned and became a man in every respect Az
the end Of four month had gained forty pounds, and
now consider myself cured.
STEWARD OF \ FiFTH-ANE. HOTEL, y. Y CITY.
The steward said too day: g am perfectly we'll
February "a, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
DrcEIE REHAyDE1 FOR TRIAL.

william j. Dicki- who formerly conndentnl
clerk for Russell Creco Son "ho'sal" butter dealers
u 40 le5 Chamber. taken before Judge Cowlnf
Yesterday by Detective Jacobs who had bfoug, him hack
from Montreal Dcke j. accused Of forgery. and III
employers say that his s,eangs amount 10 5000 The
indictment against him charges forgery the filing out
., check for .zl5 which had been signed FOR some
other purpos. than that for which he ut'd H. DioA!e
pleaded not guilty and reuandtd for Trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
A LEDGER ACCOUNT FOR SEARCHERS.

Controller Myers will pr, ably send n Albany amend
ment TO his bill providing Tor the appointment Of four
official sealcAcs Bureau Of Arrears Of Ta1es and
Accounts ~ viii provide for keeping general fd-er
with piece Of prop~9 IA the city and written
up tnat Of the property to taxes. water
rent and the Ike be discovered a. glance. ih'
would involve en- Of several expert accountants
and soarhers After the ledger, are saitd however
two booAkecper az year zach could keep them IN
shapr
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
UUO WILL STcrEEU Mr. BORDEv1

The Park Department il speculating what Mayor
Gran, VII at the expiration Of Commissioner Borimls
month Mr Borden is the onlv Republican
Of Park Board IT r. understood that lie docs
care continue in the Board but 1t l. aeo said that
Mayor Grant Will resppoint him he desires b. remain
T. T. Barker Cornnissi ion.r Of Accounts. who for
time secretary Of the PARK mentioned
place. the meeting OF the Board IN Nav
a president elected. Mr.. Hutchins who is prosl-
dent and Ron cand date, for the place
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

for each establishment Of productive Industry. The city
has been divided into enumeration districts OF such equality
that u Is estimated each cnumcator Will receive about
$50 for his two weeks work which will begin June
and end on June 15 The once Is daily from
a. m. to D. m. All persons desiring TO make appica-
tons for appointment a. cnumeraors can procure the
necessary blanks on application to the Census ONCE No.
I45 Fighth.st
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE EQUITABLE BANK NOT YET CLOSED.

Tho doors OF the Equitable Bank have not vet been
closed but the clerks WORK the accounts
strarhenng them up preparatory 10 the final closing OF
this institution. Through error the LenoX Hi BANK
which is now thoroughly sound and substantial inst-
tut!on was referred being the Institution 70 be
co.,d This was an unintentlonsl misstatemsnt. The
Ienox Hill Bank which Leo Wolf is president. Is
now being conducted thorough businsssiks basis
The Columbia Bank also referred to as being the
n,ad.cessor NJ the Eouabe Bank. The Columbia Bank
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Murray Hi Hotel. .June Is. lE5f

In the month Of May. 1887. on my arrival from san
Francisco met my old friend Mr. Wysc. who inquired
about my health. told him had been under the doc
tors caro- and confined 10 my bed. Ny complaint was
BHIGIIT- DISEASE. Mr.. Wysc said he could cure me.
took less than two bottles OF his rni,dy when had
my urine tested and. TO nv great ioy. the albumcn
had disappeared and found myself a we'll man.
CAPT. S..
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
xry rypL0yED WHO ARE UNABLE TO WORK.

Commissioner Beattie o, the Street Cleaning Depart
mont had an interview with Mavor Grant yesterday on
subccts relating To his department lie told the f7yor
TINT he found OF the employees IN the gangs were
phvsicalv Unable 10 work and that he waS looking
f ,o., strong enough for the labor required
No appointment Of deputy commissioner in place Of
Fawsre p uaean. who resigned Saturday. made
Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE CENSUS OFFICE RENOrED.

ofhcr Supervisor OF the United States Census FOR
City and County OF NcwYork has been removed the
second floor Of NO. 1875 Eighthst Charles Il. MURRAY
Supervisor that the compensation Of enuneraors
by two cents for each living nh3Hant two
death nyc "onts for each surviving soldier
sailor or marine. the widow OF such and twenty cents
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

The Mutual Life Insurance Company declined to give
me policv for the that their doctor reported
my KIDNEYS were diseased Afrer taking my REMEDY
three months | applied to the EQUITABLE Life their
c,,nincr pronounced sound and took out a policy
for 10000. WILLIAM WISE
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
WILLIAM ). WlNE,
san Carlo, Ncw-York City.

san Carlo, Ncw-YOrll CITY.
w : WYSE, Dear Sir: | sufferer from
kidney disease for several years. and made every
corf 10 obtain relief. hut failed in every instance
until procured bottle of Wysc's New Remedy
took half of a bottle. which. to my great delight
relieved me Of all the troublesome symptoms III
"A very short space of time
am So much improved that consider myself
ont Of all danger. II not entirely cured. of the
disease JAMES s. BARRON
400 West 22d Street, New-lork
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
TO GO on WITH THE IMMIGRATION TNQTIRY

The Congress Committee will resume ts investigation OF
immigration laws a; uis port hi- morning in th"
Barge once They VIII ool into the workings of the
contract alOr law the labor bureau at Castle
Garden. Comnissoner Stephenson Will also be recalled
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. L. S.

Washington. D. {. February 81. 1890.
Dear Sir: | have used the bottle OF medicine
,vhtch you sent me and have received great re-
lief from IT, II il the best thing OF the kind
ti,t have ever tried. | wish you would send
me another bottle upcn r1ceipt OF this note.
Yours truly. AMOS j. CUMMINGS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Hoffman House. xew.York. January Is. 1890.

H0Tnan House Ncw-Y York, January II, ls"O.
Ny Dear Friend Wyse: For a long time had
kidney complaint and could not get any relief until
Won advised 10 try your remedy. After using ono
bottle found myself entirely well and am most happy
10 recommend your New Remedy 10 any one suffering
in similar Yours very truly.
CHARLES WALSH.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
ALBERT DAGGETr.
WV. :. wl,E. Esq.. New York.
New York.
FROM Ex.rolIcE coNNi~,loNrr WHEELER

TEON n Pol Il T. INN WI~NTNNTT VIII FIF.f1.
Everett House. New York Jan II. / i-J0.-Mr. W. :.
WISE Ny Dear Friend some year, ago YOU came 10
nv room At Willari. Hotel m Washington. was
confined 10 m, room with a severe attack of nhamnn
tion of the kidney | wa, So III that could not
turn IN bed without assistance iou informed me at
the time that you had rcmcd; which, II l would
nee Won believed would allow to attend 10 nay
hu,lnc,, after - day or TWO. Nou gave me the
medicine and 10 ~, surprise able to leave
hotel AZ the end Of three day. II l. now several
years since and never have had another attack. and
am IN perfect health. therefore chccrfully recon-
mend Your remedy 10 all ~ho ar" suffering In "A
similar manner. Your sincere friend,
DEWITT &. WHEELER.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
wM S. wYsE, Esq.
New York. Jannary 10. 1900.

Mr. wysc. Dear Sir According to nv promise made
10 you some time ago that in case your remedy cured
me- Of diseased prostate gland would give you
testimonial now do SO with pleasure and in few
words.
had been troubled FOR long time without rccoiv-
ing any benefit from the Doctors medicines took
only orc bottle of remedy when fonnd myself
entirely well and have not been troubled since.
t..,f,.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
New York. JAnuary II. 1900.

Mr. Wvsc. Your remedy having cured me OF Brick
Dust Deposit keep my promise and give Won this
testimonial Yours very truly. c. ". sHAFFER.
5O2 Sixthave. City.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

wcll-known institution and its officers o-c not
Bank.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Announcements.

Pink gums and mouth and dazzling teeth.
And breath of balm ana Ilps oi rose
Arc found not In This world beneath
With Young old. save ont, those
Wro ever wisely. Will" they may,
Use SOZODONT by night and dav
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Congress Immigration Investigating Committee. Barge
Dfnce, Ii a. M.
New-Jersey Jockey Clpb races Elizabeth. D. m.
Chamber Of Commerce special meeting II 80 .. M
Board OF Aldermen, City Hal. D.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Harbor LirAs hearing Army Building II a. m
Convention of Working Girls Societies Assembly
Rooms Metropolitan Opera House. D. m.
Edison Injunction hearing. Supreme Court.
Bazar in aid Of Chidrens Fold. Hotel Brunswick
NewYOrk League Brooklyn Association baseball ma'n-
Polo Grounds. $50 D. m. 80
Gymnastic contests Young Mems Institute. Nc z2z
Bowcry, p.
Trustees OF St. Johns College. Fordham. IL a. m.
Crescent Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons dinner CsAs
evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

Keep looking young and save Your hair its
coior md beauty with raFEer's Hair Iitl>am.
parker's Ginger Tonic. the best cough curH
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1ODA1
snn r.e.s SIT Set. IS Noon rs" , s3 An Hoon''asse
WAFER.
4 u-s.ndy Hook GOV Island To- Iiell Gate. 6o3
p U-sandy HOOK 81 GOV. Is.anL boo Hou sAi~ e'S
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..


D,sease. Of the Nervous Svste onito rinary organs
Inpcf.nce and sterili'y. Hours TO l., 70 D.