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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15

Il \ prime nscsssity Of health that the ac.
tion u The bowels should b Kept regular. But
TIE WAY 70 Oovesoome temporary nt Of constl-
patton, O. 70 rsmedy chronic costiveness, is not
- osluse ths stomach and dreuch the bowels
WitA purSasivss of violent and painful action.
The happy medium between An lnopeeatave
end violent cathartlc % Hostetters Stomach
eowels 70 relax them, without pain and which
eelnE Eholegome tonic, - we'll - Aperlent,
nns the enect Of strengthening both them and
NJ Whole Internal economy. The removal Of
PIE nom the blood. increased activity oe the
liver, usually dormant In Casen 0f cost tivenooe,
nn0 sound digestion follows the uee Of this
eenodclent medicine, - thorough aud genial ia
~ e0bcte - IL 10 safe and pure IN composition.
&houmatiom, fever and a6ue, kidney troubles
ana debility cre also remc5Iiod By it. sl6tO0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
Nothersi Mothersii Mothers

Aothersi Mothers I Mothers
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by . sick child suffering and crying
with the excTuciating pain OF cutting teethf II
-, 60 at onoe and get bottle OF MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It: there 10 no mistake about It There In
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II Will regu:
rclief and health to the child, operating like
axjc It IL perfectly safe to use In all cases and
Dlessant 70 the taste. and il the prescription Of
one of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere,
3 cents bottle. tune26lydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
The yerdict Unanimous.

". D. Suit, Druggist, BipPns, Ind, test hes
best remedy. Every bsttle sold has given relief
In every cahe. One man took six bottles and
cured Of Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
firms /" The best selling medicine have ever
handled in my 70 years' experience, is Electric
1itters," Thousands OF others have added their
testimony, 90 that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases Of the
Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only half dollar 9
bottle At w. T. HOch's Drug Store, l37 a $50
n Queen 81. Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15

Don't give up, there is a cure for catarrh and
cold 10 the head. Thousands testify that Ely's
Cream Balm has entirely cured them. It's .
safe and pleasant remedy. II ID applied into
the nostrils. It 10 not liquid or snu6 II cures
By cleansing and healing. Price, SOC.
m27-2wd
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Put upon IIia Feet.

" Bet up in bed and coughed until the cloth
ing was wet with persplration, My wife In.
sisted that use ThOmds' Eciecfvic OH. The first
teaspoonful relieved me. and two bottles have
have cured me. can honestly recommend IT"
T.. H. Perkins. Creek Centre, N. Y. For sale by
n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15

Buclxlen,s Arnica saive.

THn BEET sALvsln the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and al
akin Eruptions and positively cures Piles, oe
70 pay required. It 6 guaranteed 70 give peg.
cents per box. For anle BY w. T. HOch, Drug
gtst Nos. III and l0 North Queen street. lam
0aatee, Pa tune17-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
|" Horne. sweet IIome.O

This song 10 very good In its way, but IL there
any sickness In the household II 40, homo
cannot be always pleasant We take especial
6iUsrs, q bona Hde and certain cure for dyspeasia
and ali diseases OF the liver and kidneys. For
sale by w. T. Hoch, l37 and la0 North Queen
ntrnat. IAnOastAr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
SeHal aottres.

ESTATE OF JOHN r. SMITH, LATE
IL of Lancaster city. Lancaster Co., Pa.. de-
ceased. Letters testamentary on said estate hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requested TO make imme-
Cliate PAYMENT and those having claims or de-
msnds against the same, will present them with
ont delay for settlement TO the undersiEned,
JULIANN SMITH,
lN Chester st., Lancaster, Pa,
Executrfx.
A. ]. EBERLY, Attorney,
mrll-6tdTu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
Don't BE Faint-Hearted.

Don't Be Faint-Hearted.
II you are In trouble look up, hold mp, gives
the blues good by. II you are In pain, have o
lameneas, have an ache OF any kind, 20 to the
druggist and ask him for 7honsGs Eclectrtc on
IL Will do you good every time. For sale by
w. T. Hoch, l31 and lao North Queen street,
Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
some strong Minded Women

Can regulate their husbands amazingly fast,
should they not do their duty. BurdOck Blood
Bitters are good regulator Of the circulation.
They are exclusively a blood tonic, and cOnse-
Quently sfrike at the root OF many serious all
ments. For sale by w. T. HOch, l37 and l3o
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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s. So.
= TAKE
S. S. S.
In the Spring


Petersburg, va.--The want Of appe-
tite and the horrible dyspepsia from
which l suffered have entirely dlsar-
peared, and today have a. good .
digestion - any man in the state Of
Virginia, and all due TO = few bottles
Of g. 8. 8. JAS. e. COLLIER.
WintoA N. C.--I use II every spring.
II always builds me up, giving me ap-
petite and digestion, and enabling
me to stand the long, trying, encrvat-
Ing, hot summer days. In using Il I
soon become strong Of body and easy Of
mind. M. g. HAMLIN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
CHOICEST LINE OF THE DESIRABLE FOR
MEN AND BOYS, AND THE LOWEST
NOTCH IN PRICE EVERY TIME.

Mems Half Hose, finest from best makers, in
Fast Hack, New Blues. Modes and 0reya, sc,
Sc Soc. Boys Fast Black Long Hose, double
knee, heel and tos. xc, sc, &c, according TO
siss bcst In yarn and color. Boys Black Hose.
pair fbr &c. Novelties In Underwear. Mems
very nne all-wool light weight, colors and
white, q 26 each fur shirts and drawers. Choice
French Balbriggan Of nnest selected Sea Island
cotton, o. % each for shirts and drawers. Eng.
lish BAlbriggAn, 00c. A case each extraordinary
values In Light-Wsight shirts, 20 and Sc, re-
inforced seams. Jean Drawers, $50 Hee the
SERVERS Elastic Seam lean Drawers, for which
we are Lancaster agents. Close dtting. elias
tic, moro comfortable, moro durable than sny
other drawer. 30, ai00. q %. NeckweAr--ths
greatest collection. with every point of excel
Isnce iSc, 96c, 800 70 u q. which svcr you want
70 side with, London or Paris. wide or narrow
Four-in-Hand, we have them ready. Igycu
you haven't bought your Spring Overcoat yet,
we have u waiting for you. suit you In style
and price; ~ 10 no. Aandsome Suits and
Tr0ussrs going out through our Custom Tailor
ing Department invite your visit. Best pick
ing Of clothes, best skill in tailoring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15

CyAW MILLS, BARK MILLS, COB MILLS,
- Leather Rollers, Tan Packers, Triple Horse
Powers, Milling and Mining Machinery, at
JOHN bEST'S, 1888 East Fulton street m7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
Dr. c. McLane's
CELEBRATED
Vermifage for Worms
MOTHERS READ

Andrew Downing Of Cranhurs Township, We
mango County, gave hts child one teaspoonfhl
OF the genuine DR.. @. McLAne's Celebrafed vog.
mifnge, and she passed III worms. Next morn
Ing ON repetition Of the dose she passed lls
Japhet O. 1llen. Of Amboy, gave : dose Of the
genuine pr: G. McIane's Cele6rated vermihngs
20 child six years old, and II brought away E
worms: He soon after gave another dose to the
same child, which brought away 50 more. max.
ing l3S worms nabout u hours.
Mrs. Quigby, No l62 Eseex st., New York,
writes us that she had . child which had been
unwell for better than two months. She prO.
cured bottle Of the genuine Dr.. G.. McIAnc'a
Vermtf0ge and administered It. The child
passed large quantity OF worms, and In . few
days was ~ hearty ~ ever II had been. Parents
with such testimony before them should not
hesitate when there 10 any reason to suspect
worms, and lose no time IN adminlsterine the
genuine pr. 9. NcLAne's vermifugs. II never
This 4 q certify that was troubled with .
tape worm for moro than six m0nths. tried
all the known remedies for this terrible afilic-
tion, but without being able to destroy II rot
bottle Of the genuine Dr.. @. NcIAne's verihl.
fuge, prepared by Fleming Bros PittAbure, Pa,
which took according TO directions; and the
result was discharged one large tape worm,
Of small ones. MRS, M 0COTT
Price q cents bottle. Insist on havine he
enuine. ~
W.
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fThe only trains which run 0nliy.
: On sunday the Mail train west fun1 byWQ1s
]. 4 WOOD. 0snsras pamsnsos A. :.
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Clethts,s.

MARrls ssos.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
ARUNDEL TINTED sPEcTAcLEs.

The best lense for the money In the country,
and having the advantages OF proper adjust.
ment at price within the reach Of all, there
will be no necessity for any one using glasses
that are uncomfortable or unsuited 70 their
eyes. We shall be pleased TO have all suffering
with any trouble OF the eye. In whatever form,
call and be properly treated. W in ADJUST.
MENT and PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

y. Il. Waterman pleaded not guilty in the Court Of.
sessions Yesterday of the murder OF Peter Doran. whom
he shot on saturday night. lie will probably be tried
on May 10.
Thomas Gulltoylc age twelve. Wa, Of the per
sons present at the performance In the Gacty Theatre
on Tuesday night when the panic caused by slight
IRE occurred lie was badly frightened and left the
mouse, but aiter"ard returned and Jaw III" close of
the play lie was pslc,s after he got home. and sick
on Wednesday. Yesterday morning he died from con
WILSON'S, caused, II Is thought, by the fright.
Police Justice Walsh Yesterday discharged the men
arrested for sweeping the sidewalks and cleaning the
streets in front OF the large drygoods stores in Fulton
ST., Oh the ground that they had not violated the law.
Another amendment has been drawn up t. the
Bridge bill now before the Legislature. providing for
taking IA" property for the extension for Storage pur
pose, between Concord and Hilary ST.. IN the m.dde
Of the block instead Of upon the Washington It. 'front.'
thus saving expense
\ contract has been awarded 10 l.. T.. Brown To
build concert stand and shelter Fort Greene Park
for $3.50.
warrant for the arrest of ;. II. Chase secured
by Frank H. Tyler Yesterday. Tyler. Who Is real
estate dealer say, that Chase assaulted HIM without
cause after making unioundcd allegation that he
had n.ultcd Ms. Chase.
\ reception to Murat IIalstcad viii Dee given by
United states District Attorney Tcnncy at his home.
No. 1870 Washington Park Oh Wednesday evening Of
next week. \ large number Of Republicans have been
invited.
4 slight fir. occurred yesterday forenoon at 40. -
SANDS It.. boarding house, Kept hy Mr.. Henry The
los was about -i.Jo. District Engineer, Doyle ana
Dn.f were badly scorch.d about ia" face and nccH
while irving to run a line of hose thr uch the ba.o
mcnt to get water upon the flames. william Richard
son owns the property.
The nr,t annual entertainment and socahlc O.. the
Navlpwcr Union va, given last night AZ the May
flower Mission. Jay and llish ST.. AMONG those who
took part were Elmn ~au-irOm. Clara Notqui-t. Mr.
Bell Nj, >omcrs Miss smith. MI Annie !oX Mis-
Iotiic wilson Mis-, Mani" Jach-on Harry Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Luckey. and the Misses Mabel ana Agnes
lroUu.
The sixteenth annual meeting OF the First Brook
lvr Women, Christian Temperance 7 Mon was h'ld
La, evening IN the First Baptist Church Mrs
MARI L. Jacobs, corresponding secretary, r'au the
animal rrport The Rcy Charles Culhcrt Hall set
forth the need ~ work for temperance and the evils
Of selling strong drinks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
HEIRS 70 AZ ESTATE Or $50. 1000. 600

Baltimore April 81 Special Edward W. shepard. 4
LAWYER ~ New YORK. is LOOKING mp heirs IN Maryland
10 an English estate valued at about t1oopoopl ana
is trying to lad sing coat Of arms ~ Nl'"nl'
County Mr. shepard sent here Dy the branch
u the rooi.s family living In New York About
twenty five years ago an advertisement appeared in
a New York paper a-hing that the heirs OF the Fooh'
family formerly 81 England. should communicate with
the Fn.li,h authorities, The matter wa, taken mp by
a LAWYER of New York: and. after tracing, a he
thought a complete pedigree. hc went t. London but
wa, not successful In his mission There seemed L"
be some missing links. The matter wa, then dropped
About three years 40 however. II WAS taken mp again.
several lawyers being employed and from the evidence
now al hand Il seem, probable that the hcra VIII
secure the fortune
The most important link now missing Is ''a''
arms which has been seen and handled bY :. v VIII
lam, and Others Of this city, several times WITHIN inc
last few years but which has been misplaced IL Wa
tho property II Peter Fowkc. member Oh tue great
West Jersey Land Company Of England Inc rc-
sccndans Of Peter Fowkc settled In Acconac county,
Virginia. In 1860. and part of them reached MaFtand
I'm 1870. John Fowkc moved from Dorchester county
10 Talbot County and afcrward 10 New Jersey FROM
him sprane the present branch of the family IN New
York lis BROTHER William FOwkc, wa, 'no H''u "i
the Worcester tOulty branch, from Wni'h PRANK l"c
TooIs, family OF this country AmpIS 'li'''
in MARYLAND are Mrs samuel r. Williams ana daurh
Ter Nr, " A. Trader Mrs. John T. 'cNy, Mr..
Elijah Frccny and the children oi '" L. anu '"'hc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
ORANGE.

THE FIRST CONCERT OF THE TRIO CLUB.
The concert of the Trio club OF 'he oranges III
Music Hall last evening was pro"oun'cu suo'e'''
A large audience gathered, composed of the mos,
rromncnt ncople Of the Oranges, and the programme
was one of unusual excellence. Mile Clemenlc
Devere WAS the solost. and she was recalled after
each number Bccthoven's trio in c minor OPP l,
40. 2. was the opening number and it was played by
Michael Banner. violin; Adolf iiardegen. cello. and
Franklin sonncbalb, piano Among the people present
were Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Havemeyer Mr. ana Mrs.
r,onas Kippman Miss Nellie Kingnan DR.. and
Mrs r. l.. Dodd. Colonel and Mrs. \. II. Ryan, Mr..
and Mrs F. T.. johnson, Dr. William Mason. Miss
Min, Mason Mr. and Mrs. X. W. lawkcswOrth Mrs.
r. G.. Kirkland Mr.. and Mrs. F. Q. Barstow. Mr. and
Mrs William Barr. Mr.. and Mrs, g. T. Dixon; Major
and Mrs G. F. Loutrcll. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. White.
more. MIR. and Mrs. +. IL. Scott, Miss Rockfellow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
APPOINTMENTN II AMHERSr COLLEGE.

Amherst Mas. April - (>pcciall.-Thc following
Monitors, chosen on of high rank In scholar
ship from the junior class Frederick shirley Albany.
y. y; Arthur = Cooley, Auburndalc. Mass Charlie,
y. Thorpe. oxford Robert D. woodworth. Berlin.
Conn.
First drawing Of members Of the Phi Beta Kappa
society from the Junior cla,s-Natlan T. Avery.
Florence, Mass; Herbert VI. Chase, Ncwtonvillc.
Crockett Lewiston, Ne. Frederick Shirley Albany.
y. s. Erncst Il. Clark, Spcnccriort. y. T.: Herbert
Lewis IIaVcrhill, Mass. Charles y. Thorpe, oxford
y. y. Robert >. Woodworth, Berlin. Conn.
Speakers for the Kellogg prize in oratory-flfty
dollars Ia the best speaker In each Of the freshmen and
sophomore class given by Rufus u. Kellogg, Of Green
Bay, Wis. Freshmen. Frederick = AIls, Erie
man. Chcopcc Fall, Frederick /. Blodgct, Cortland
y. y; Thomas e. Estcy. Amherst; william G. Freed
Malone y. y: Herbert f. Gangcr, Cortland, y. y.
Joseph a. Goodrich East liardwick. Vt. Clarence H.
IOdgman, fO"th BAY iarbor. Me. ernest y Jack
son. IinglamptOn, y. Y Julian H. Dln>tctd WALTON
y. y. Lewis r. Read. Worcester. Mass; Henry H.
scaucr, Cleveland. y. y. oliver II. story 'lln'cs
ter Mass, George Is. Scng, Pittsburg. fciih
From the sophomore Robert \. Allyn. Nor
Brown. Plcasantvillc. Penn: Charles +. Burbank
Worcester, Mass, William ). corsa. MILFORD prl.
Addison 4. Ewing, Danvcrs. Mass. Stnincl T. faTley
Amherst. Robert W GoOdell, llougihon, MICH. Z.
Charles f.. iIildrefh Walter II. IIdrefh. worcester
Mass; Moses 4. johnson. Lowell. Mass; Louis D.
Elmer =. smith. Port Jefferson. y. ~ Harley y.
Wood, Bellevue. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
NEWARK,

DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH a BURGLAR.
desperate encounter took place yesterday after
noon in house in Clark st. between an Italian burglar
and two citizens. The thief. who was in the second
story, discovered by Miss Annie Perduc. who,
with her mother, occupy the house. The young woman
ran screaming to the street when she
saw the thief, and George RaybOrn and
Michael Wren who were passing ran into tho
house. They chased the thief down flight of stars
into the cellar There he made a de- pcrate fight.
In the struggle all three rolled the floor, ard
the thief imbeddcd his teeth Rayborn's neck, Wills
he managed to plant his feet. with telling effect in
Wren's stomach. The scpechcs Of the women who
feared Of the three would be killed In the cellar.
attracted the attention of Officer BOhuert. who sum-
uOned assistance. BOhncrt went 10 the rescue ~
the and af:cc desperate struggle, with the aid
Of his club knocked all the fight out Of the thief.
At the police station he gave his name as Francisco
Williami, but he recognized by Detective Carroll
Frank FrangOlio, desperate burglar. who has
already served two terms in state prison for burglary
lie committed for trial \ bundle OF womens
clothing and silk umbrellas which hc had when dis
covered, was found In the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
TWO KINDS OF VILLAINS.
p. Finley Dunno in The chicago tribune.


have been studying the villain Of the stage and the
villain oil the stage. The villain the play Sht
makes him and the villain - God has made him. [
other actors Of play more or less couuteparts Of
those whom We meet in every day life But the villain
of the Is built totally different from the villain
who i lord of all In the walks of life.
The first. according to the conception OF the play
wright and the wardrobe Of the property RON, +
deSpicabc wretch I'm his appearance and dress. lie
has the worst fitting clothes of member of the com
pany-in the play / lie gets trlppcd In
every act lie falls into the clutches " the most
ignorant policeman. lie doesn't sit down at the ban
qIc II he has any luck at all Just about the moment
Il To him he is shackled by n pair of mea-lev
Hawlshaws and hustled from the stage lie die, like
a dog without having any fun. lie runs against
buzz->aw every time he shows up In an act.
isn't this the antithess of the villain meet
In everyday life This latter chap goes well dressed
and is the sort Of whose appearance would have
Glled the bill which j. Caesar made out" sleek and
well-fed" lie is the fellow whom society takes into
church Who is the ornamental committeeman on
great occasions very frequently. Who sleeps late in
the morning and reres late with his stomach adenei
with the best Who whecdle, the banker into big
loans. Who inauguraes schemes for which others
put up the money and from which he draws a Drincely
salary. Who marrles the pride of honest old
father and mother who made their fortune by gubbng
and hOeng and Telling the timber ont % which tho
cradles for villains are made And when he her.
Monte Carlo. or Canada. club house In New
York. where he lives like prince and struts like
peacock and wants to know what people are going 10
do about IL. This Is the villain of everyday life 10
would pay some melodIama playwright " form bis ~
Quaintapco~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-OGcias IN the County Register.
Office report that not I'm the last fifteen years have TIC
transfers Of real estate been numerous IN the county
towns. lOnkcrs Mount Vernon and White Plains am
enjoying unusual activity In the real estate MARKET
The prices for building lots accessible o the railroad;
aud where the OWncI> enjoy many Of the advantages
of the city moderate II IS said that the 5l
amending the village charter Will be vetoed by Gov
clpor i OF the provisions Of the bli is that
one shall De qualified 10 hold the Office e" trustee
who Is not assessed for II 900 the assessment roll.
II the bill becomes law two Of the present Trustees,
who candidates for reelection. could not hold the
Office.
WESTC IIEsTER-Nrs. ID. !. sands. widow II DR..
D. J. sands died Yesterday morning AZ her home. she
leaves tWo children. Dr. NoriOr T. sands the President
Of the village. and purdy sands. -hc Was about
seventy five year, old.
MOUNT NFRNoN-Athoush Mount Vernon has
been called the Town OF Naples. 1t Is proposed On
AfbOr Day, May >. 10 observe generally
by planting many Yong trees IN the town.
Postmaster fIuss Ia obtained from the Po-tofice
10 take the place of tho one which proved an easy
prey To burglars recently. Lieutenant Henry =.
Rhoadcs Of the Engineer Corps u the Navy. scsicr'
day gave lecture before the students Of the IOfs-
wood seminary. I'm the Reformed Chapel on Pera.
Chill and Terra del Fucro.7 The lecturer showed
several coins. water jug, and other relies gathered by
him among the fuegO ruins and al-p several -pccics
of fern and magnolia which he gathered along Tho
shores Of smyths Channel and the siIaits Of Ma
gellan.
NEW ROCKEFELLER was learned yesterday thai
previous morning caused hv patrolman chasing
q Supposed rOhhcr. After the officer had fred several
shots he discovered that the man hc was pursuing
was not a rOlbcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
SELLING Arr FURNITURE AND nRic.ADRAc.

Slph"r ~ Go. BEGAN their auction sale Of the works
Of nu furniture and hrc a.brac yesterday at their
ttorc. SO. go Broadway. Two hundred and nty
let, sold. ana the return, reached nearly Sld
600. Irr Of tn article, br ught high prices. Many
81 tic tiing- put up small. and sold FOR from
~ 10 -. Among the more expensive articles
were. An Ensii u ceh; day tail clock. $50. Dutch
inlad s. Hinder desk. go solid silver colonial tea
set of five piece. 800. a mahogany tall clock. $50
Venetian black OAK hall seat $40. \ number Of
side boards odd AT "A low rate. Among the
principal buyer, were: james y. Phipps. George X.
Eoynton. William =. Lee. Jane, Graham. Frank
EONlc,. Mr.. Edwards l.. \. Pppcy, Mortimer !.
Downing and Victor J. Fletcher. The sale will be
continued at : O'Clock hi. afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WOMEN ORGANIZE TO PROMOTE HEALTH.


The Womcns Health Protective Association has been
Incorporated by Ellen \. scrimecour, Frances A..
Benedict, Lbbie NJ Blood Mary b. j. White. Flor
ence H. Griswod, Myra VI. Comes, Ellen +. Doty and
Helen Bovine. The following is the object set forth
IN the articles OF Incorporation: That the particular
business and object Of such society is to promote the
health Of the people Of the city of Brooklyn and the
cleanliness OF said city by taking such action from time
to time rs may secure the enforcement Of existing
sanitary laws and regulations by calling the attention
OF the proper authorities TO any violations thereof and
to procure the amendment Of said laws and regulations
when they shall be found inefficient for the prevention
OF acts injurious the public health the cleanliness
OF said city," careful study of the street cleaning
regulations Is being made by the members of the as
soclaton, and efforts will be made to induce house
keepers to aid In keeping the streets IN tidy cond
ton.