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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
TIE THIEF WAS READY WITH HIS PISTOL.

THE THIEF WAS READY WITH HIS PISTOL
A sneall-thicf entered the house Of benjamin r.
England at No 43 Downingst., while the family were
at dinner yesterday The front door Of the house mad
been left open and the intruder walked boldly up
stairs and proceeded to ransack the rooms. FROM
drawer in the bureau of the front chamber he TOOK
pair Of gold bracelets worth SO, and 81 40 IN money
lie then walled cautiously down stairs, and was
passing through the hall when Mr. England Is son
Herbert, age fifteen, heard his footsteps lie rusu
into the hall 10 sec who intrldinG. Inc man
turned and drawing revolver fred hastily az uio
boy and then ran out and made his escape The
bullet passed through the boys coat and SHIRT bul
missed his body. At first the family thought ne va
fatally shot but examination rcaNSlFch mem aiIl
was found that he uninurcd ne ponce ~ VIC
Fourth Precinct made dgcnt search Tor any one an
swcring the description but found no one II ~
thought likely that the man has robpd mas anu
house, in other parts Of tho city. lie Is eNldehuS
lanrrrnuS Ilrglar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
IMPROVEMENT AT TIE NAVY YARD.

At high tide which was at noon yesterday, the
cable mornings were cast off between the ancient
and honobabeo linc-of battle ship Vermont ana COD
Dock and the ark like vessel now used a. temporary
abiding place for sailors until they can be sent to
sea was hauled n full length ahead into another slip.
If was necessary % move her at high Tide Tor the
reason that at tide she settles into deep bel OF
mud and lies fast aground until the tide puts her aoat
again She was moved into the new slip for short
time only until the granite dock, with IT. con
crc,c f,cinrS can Ice built. This improvement * to
he madc along the entire water front OF the Island III
addition TO a macadami1cd roadway % the ordnance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
RUSSELL SAGE TAKES TIE FLOOR.

Russell sage obliged 10 visit the Office Of the
secretary of the stock Exchange yesterday When his
business was finished and the elevator had landed him
on the main he started by the most direct line for
his own Offices. His path led him across the board
room floor and he did not hesitate to take it. lie had
gone a little distance before he was recognized, but
afterward he accompanied in his walk by little
crowd Of brokers. Many shook hands with him and
inquired about his health but the most violent
familiarity that was attempted was a sly tipping Of
his hat his eyes Mr.. sage has been member OF
the stock Exchange for sixteen years, but
he could not remember when he last the door.
He said that the boys" treated him with the greatest
cordially,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
VJyDOW GLASS WORKERS PLEASED.
. rrsr1,,ov1A1, PRESENTED TO CHIEF MILHoL-
LAND FOR HIS ENERGETIC LABOES.

LAND FOR HIS ENERGETIC LAToES.
The workingncn Of the country are approaching mo
fact that President IIarr,On's Administration is pro
tectnc the American nottingham from imported con
tract aborcrs one conclusive proof Of TINS IS hahd-
some testimonial which Chief Mlholaud, OF the f"icIa
nspectors at the Barge ONCE received yesterday from
John Eberhsrt OF Pittsburs, president OF the Wihdo"
Glass WORKERS. Association. This was letter COM
mcnding the work Of the ContractLabor Bureau Mere
Mr. Ebcrhart says that he is in receipt OF letters nom
nearly 100 regularly organized prcccptOrcs I'm dozen
states highly praising the work OF the Bureau mere
4 window glass blower, Mr.. Eberhart says, Is IA
hustler and viii give the Administration III" cIc'iV
for what 1t IS doing in this respect 10 protect the
laboring men Of the country. Mr. Eberhart was par
ticularlv "strck" with the efficiency and energy Of
IuspcctOr John Cmillinr. The letter was "Iltch
under the direction OF Assembly No. 300.
secretary Window has written to Mr.. Mlholahd a
letter saving: E" congratulate you upon tl,a 'N
nre,sion Vt their satisfaction (thc glassWOrk upon
The work YOU have done on are dong cAccI,iJ
service for the Department You are entitled 10 ih9
credit which those interested II TINS subject give Jou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
new ELECTION LAWS
NETWORK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 so Per 100 Copies

A cheap edition lin price MOI u"
ou,l;t,N Of the Newly Ork state Flee.
ton laws. under which the vote VIII
no ,,I.c,, ,ui. fail. has been printed Dy
1CysC CUIEeNE. without covers, an"
viii now be supplied 10 clubs at me
r,,te Of $50 per hundrcs copies ."
conies for 30 cents; single COPIES
cents each. The print IL large a""
the PAPER good; and the various ~"
publican ORGANIZATIONS can 20"
The exact language OF ihc '"''' ~.
laws at {, merely noniinhi cO>.'
'..,,,,,nIet contains the Ballot Reform
-. Tnrr,,nt Practices, and the Regis
tratiOn Acts. yor,..
THE TRIBUNE, New.iore9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE EoY SAYS HE WAS ILL.rRFArED.

william schwabach, manager of the Schwalhach cycle
Company. wa, charged yc,t'rdag In the Gatcs Avonno
Police Court with fraud and cXtoriOu by Frank
Eayls the thirteen year Old son Of William II. Bay
ON SUNDAY, AT Coucy Island. the boy he tell, his
story. met two friend, who asked him to return a
tandem tricycle. which they had rented of >chwabach.
lie did So reaching ochwabacl', place about 10 p. III.
scllwalhach accused him of stealing the wheel he
,ay- and would not listen To hi, explanations, treated
him roughly ard finally locked HIM mp IN a bach room
for five hours. lie also made him write a uutc t. mi,
father, asking for - - pay for the wheel Mr.
Eayli, answered in person. and after paying the T.,
released the boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
WORK Of THE DOCK BOARD.

The Dock Goard took up the subject Of extending
pers on the North River front TO tie United Stats
pier line at a special meeting yesterday The sug
gcstons presented in the article in The Tribune last
Friday were discussed and the Board agreed that prices
for rentals extensions to the piers houli be Nrd
ON an average value of the site Of each pier. No
agreement was reached q any special value, and
the whole matter finally postponed for further
consideration after the sinking Fund Commissioners
have given il their attention. The subject Will come
up before them on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK .........TU EsDAY, JULY ~ 1889
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer lurc fBrl Thompson Liverpool July IL. with
mlse To- J Bruce lsmay. arrived al the Bar al bj7 pm
steamer - i.onms Br' Campbell. L'crlg"i July p with
steamer state Of Ne0ra-ka .bp br'es Gm.gow July II,
Neville - WIN mdse an sa'srnseTsi 10 Austin BAd"in@
Steamer Pms Ger Sand,r Bremen july ~ southampton
u. with md.e aud 0asselrer-to oe'hs Co. Arrived AT
steamer sophie 'aor, Won Hugo Mediterranean port, vi.
Gibraltar July g. ia ballast To Goepe lruoc Arrived
steamer Sue.r.l FIR yauA, Mar.elc' and N2Ple, ~
co Arrived at the Karat an.
Steamer Poaa@' r. 1.o n, , .l SIg Win NO"
steamer Parnno span, n@orLon Gie'I "a Jny ~ "a
steamer Dana R5ckr Hayten ports via Inagua days
mde aud passenger 10 VIM CBd"% Co. Am el Al
Steamer Nnece. Risk Galveston days va key Wes,vA
n,isr aud passengers 10 & II Nialor, n -
steamer tallahassee Iisher savannah dy""i'N n''e@na
Steamer Benciacor Trnou Wilmington. sc. with mds
ard pas,engegs To- VIM clyde q GO.
steamer Ro!uo.e llip.'rs H,enRoT News ana NoToS'
steamer VI winter HaletL Boston Win Nose 10 b
Steamer Amos G Bar.tow corvn Providence. with nda
20 Racket Bros.
SUNSET Wind at sandy Hook. light. s, clear A. civ
Island. tie same.
Arrived yesterday
ar w' % a,s.S 5s, 10 2 MSsa :;
CLEARED.
steamer Teuonc lBr, Irving Liverpool via oaeea''o"n-
Steamer ci5t O, Richmond ,Br. ra''ow Liverpool Va
steamer Ium,n Br Brown A,onuouti- Iap.ooit hros
steamer rave Ger, bu'-.i'. ni'''''' 80
steamer We.,ernland (Beg). Jamison. AntNerp-Pe''s
sis,n'r Imros lBr Pashby. Lisbon Punch Edye & CO.
steamer AdvAnce Brl Garrck. ~anIander Punch EdJeS
steamer .tura IaD Caaeeo. Mediterranean ports Phelps
sIeSiner Marcca lBr Moen, sydney cB-Funeh EiJsa
Steamer Saginaw Kelly Turks Island. san Domingo &C.
2 clyde = Co ,c,,4r p,o.
Steamer tallahassee Fisher. savannah Il "
Steamer seminole. Chichester 1AAir''oh 49," 'A''"'~
steamer iayaaiote walker Norfolk and Newport News
/ Old Dominion rs Co m. r,out.
CITY OF Atlant, lo'"' "s'' VIM
steamer Lucy Miller stubbs. BangeE-F Il smith 20
Ship Zone Brl lsriner tlcuttA etnOt n - O. "
Shin - Mark. WORK. san Frauclsco- A1eorO0sh a.
BARK IynwOod tBrl. Ross Liverpool .Hno" *
BARK Duss Americas (Braz). De M"''O feilan'o"'"'
Rark Alexander keith (Br McIsOrn. shgo-scamm'l
Bros. ,rrn
steaners Arizona for Lisbon; Advance. Santander mec
Lisbon Berwick. Fume. Venezuela. Lagnayrs'
shin Loando. for Batavia. Java
BARK ST Kilta, for Valparaiso
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovrLR July 22-Arrycd. steamer Circassa tB1l' heh
d,r,yrk from New YORK on her way 10 glasgow.
SWANSEA July IL Sailed. steamer Rho'lna Nb'l FsSi"'
SHIELD July 2g-saled steamer Croma (Br)' LORD i0i
jny Passed steamer BuSermeister Peterson
Ger Kr,c sIiau. her way 70 Hanours ,c-, p.,.
HAaBURG July - Arrived, steamer IeI'" N"''' 49,
HIVE Ju.y 22-sailed steamer Golert Ger, KAempn'
/ from NeS-lork trtch, frou
/ Sey.York ON her 10 Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
PLAINFTELD.

THE DOCTOR TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE
Dr IT, G.. stephenson. prominent surgeon "i
planfcd. is recovering from dose Of deadly poison
which he swallowed by mistake a few evenings ago.
DR. Stephenson took from shelf ia his laboratory
a bottle which In the evening dusk ha believed 10
to t,u az ginger Instead ~ ginger the bottle con
FAMED acouitc. Tho surgeon swallowed ia p'oit u
~ ,hr p0i.0n before be- realized his mistake. mo
rrnr,pt use 81 cmctcs eaNcd III NE. Tie doctor j.
eighty four year, old. Most Of the poison wta removed
brfore il had become introduced into his system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT The will Of George NJ. Nlchos'
which disposed Of over 900 without recognition OF
relative. is to De contested on the ground OF Ilhdne
influence. The will executed the DAY before lhc
tcstatOT's death .
GEEENWICH-The Russell. Birdsall q Ward Bolt
COMPANY has bought tract, Of land on both SIDES OF
the Mianus River. at ManuS. ana VIII D uI.I IaIh'
factorcs and employ about 800 men. The pro
crcss Of the new parallel railroad scheme nas bcem
arr- ted hy quo warrauto proceedings lnSttuteo by
colonel IIoyt for residents OF Greenwich whose lands
tley urOpO,c TO take.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures de Souza RoLa. Portuguese Min
lister at Washington Count NJ Eo-en, Of sweden ana
NJ II. dc Young Francisco. ENEltEl I--ltehcI'l
S. c. Armstrong Of Hampton va. Fir III ANI>-N L
Governor James f. Campbell. Of Ohio; ext CONGRESSMAN
George g. symes Of Colorado; Milton H. smith OF Louis
willie and eX.Congssman X. =. stevens. OF Atuca ~
GIISEY-Ex- Senator Arkell, Of CanaJoharie HhANp-
Lieutenant commander Louis Kingsley. u. > Navy:
MURRAY HILI.-sephen b. Elkins. PARK AVN l.
-GcneroI y NJ Curtis Of Ogdensburc n. y. WINDSOR
Congr,ssnan Eodey Wallace Ct Massachusetts,; Moses
HOPKINS Of san Francisco and John W. Doahe OF chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

,i., tho Church of the Ascension, on NhcslcI Iiili
Pa has accented a call 20 Rochester. "A (lup al NJ
young men went excursion ycS.c.utssS ci,anrrs
n,ncnt for the weather. matter wlit H. ol,'S
MIX bc before they reached home. Each hchiDc'
'r' straw nat spring ovcrcOat light underclOuihS
and carried an umbrella and cane
uuIrr pI ANS An engineer 20 take charge OF
tho lever cOn- trctiOn will be appointed on 'olIaS
cycning Rider sons. Of NOrwalk conn ule iua ,.
,Cnc,rs have signed a release of all claims asaiiIS
he village government Work on the sewers VIII oe
renewed at early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
DEATH OF THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION.

Mayor Grants Rapid Transit Commission expires
to-day. The last meeting Of the commission was held
on June 81, when report was made to the MaYor
banning the route selected. In the succeeding thirty
days they should have organized the company de
cided upon the system OF transit 10 be used and sell
che franchise. This has not been done and under the
law the life Of the commission expires today. Mayor
rspt said yesterday that no petition AsA been sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE nRAKrMAx STRUCK HIM ~ THE MOUTH

John Muln, ha, sued the brighton Beach Railroad
COMPANY for 5000 damage, for assault. In the
complaint he sayS that June 20 he started for
Brighton Beach with 90 coupon ticket In tearing on
one coupon another VA, torn In two when he
offered the ticket 20 the conductor he say, the brake
man 4oIl,, il. lie demonstrated. and In" brakeman
siruct him ia the mouth. At the station b" asked the
l,,lcun'. name and the latter struck him under tho
eve Mr. Mullins VIII, about Ia begin suit when the
brakeman james Handing wrote To- HIM saying he had
been discharged and begging pardon, asked Mr.. Nul-
lin, To couduuc the offence and write letter 10 tho
company To- -ccuIc hl- ruueat 'mcHt. tie VA, about
f. dc, Til, whoa he dl,toyrr,G That Harding had not
been discharged. and he believes that ltriluSs &c
ton was 'tIlci, on the part OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
HER HUSBAND AND HER SERVANT MISSING.

Mrs Mary Michel, Of 80 236 York &C., reported !"
the police last evening that her husband NHal' Z"
man ~ nfty year, left hi, home yesterday morning
and that servant GIRL Katie Berger, age twenty SIX
was also missing from the house. Mrs. Michel round
ont also that her husband had drawn S'" rom 'h7
bank before hi, departure lie took Win nm MS SOL
ta,rr,,,rn a-n eleven Mr. Michel has had a rcstau
,'t ,c,r tLo Navy Yarl for a number Of years. lie
married his second wife few years ago ana t'y nave
unt agreed well. Mrs. Michel regarded me slihu
tancon, disappearance Of her husband aud the servant
A. extremely suspicious. The police found 10 Gle"
I, Ie-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

recital Of masses for the reposc Of the souls of herself
her mother. brother and aunt. She left Tl3,OoO In
~ 900 cGaces to various Roman Catholic INSTITUTIONS
and Is 900 to Bishop LOughlin for schOol OF me
Church OF the Guardian Angels on COncy Isahd. me
plea set up that the requests were yold on the
ground that the law fOrbids more than nan OF inc
estate being given to such institutions whlie hsDahn
wife, child parent survive. Judge BarlIeUt ue0iuou
that all the beQueStS valid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
FALLING OFF IN THE pEATH-RATE.

The number Of death, last week was 523. which was
3 les than the week before and III more than the
cores poudng week Of $50 and II more than IN 1855
The death rate was $50 IN 1000 There were $40
death, II children under hvo years and 2A under one
wear The number II births was 3il. Of marriages
no and of stil birth, -. The mean temperature
was 7i.2S. the maximum being - and the minimum
81. The rainfall was inches and TIC mean huhhuH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
STREET CLEANING STOPPED AGAIN.

The cleaning Of streets for the present month mas
been stopped the Appropriation has been eAh'n''o
Tie contractor Ia, gone forward too fa't ana I'' ID
ready cleaned 400 miles this month Tic supposed
,b,t - 600 miles were 10 be cleaned In the year.
,.bcros. CIV Works Commits loncr Adams has Only
scheduled 10 500 miles for the year 70 chd AprlI l.
l-0I II which 5000 are to be cleaned 3y lamar =
me contractor thinks that the Appropriation LOT Suc
iic,,irt, * far too small in comparison WIN ne
amount expended in Ncw-Nork. where thc et ,,
pavement is much easier swept Than INC b'"'NS !"
rnllla~fOuc-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

the best one IL would cost an enormous amoun, -
money to procure this site, however. and The Nv "
ability Is that site at near the northeast cd pOD
OF Chambers and Centre St.. will be- chosen n AT
Is done 1t will be necessary 10 close Duane c. Gu.
Hall Place and Readc It.. and open a new s,ra ~
east OF Duane-St. from Centre-st "a Park Row IVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
rur u,ccAnrrs CLOSE THEIR CONVENTION.

The last dav', session Of the state Convention oi uo
order ~ knights II the MaccabccS was hed ytS'NaS
i'm the Acme Binding. at seventh ave anu Nl"'' ~
II VA, decided To ask the supreme Council To coHueF
"a. r,,,t.r ~ having the endowment funds made
.tato concerns The following officers were elected
Past commander. :. Erich; commander. g. {. single
lieutenant commander II. Lewis; recording secretary
r. : Emmcry: financial secretary, Or. Morse piy-
stefan f. Fdminster, and pNclaie, A. ii. Murphy.
II was decided hold the next state Convention az
Rochester In the evening dinner was heId 40
De Isles 40. I13 Pearls New FORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

TO him either to reappont the Commissioners or name
a new commission. The petition must be signed by
at least fifty taxpayers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


sunrsss t4t seo723 Moon setsil oipm Noon. A..
HIGH WATER
[h-sandy Hook 1l:}4 Gov Island IL 81 Hell Oate ia,
P.H-SAndy Hoog il.it Gov Island - Hell Gate. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS,
TO-DAY.
VesseI

Vsss0l
Maiiasl,s. s.ilI
TentOnIc White star. LiyerDOOl.......o an IN
CITY OF Richmond. Inman, IlyerUOoi 49,. y3Oam
Trave, Nc Lloyd BreuIen south'pton 80 am 10 am
WeserDland. Red star. 80 $50
City Of Columbia. Ny e CuOa. Havana. pm nm
THCRsDAT JULY "a.
Augusta Victoria Hamb Amer. Hamburg so a m 10
State OF Georgia. State glasgow ...-......
FRIDAY. July %
Aguan. II & c An. Greytown............. pm pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
ALL THE REQUESTS ARE VALID

Judge Bartlett IN the supreme Court yesterday con
strlcd the will of M'tta VI. Nandcmc"r. who died in
February. 1--7. within two month, Of the execution
Of the will The will left 5000 in $500 and $50
Iccacics To various Roman Catholic clergy mentor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

THE CAPTAINS WIDOW KILLED Hr"
Mrs Emma Reed age fortyc!ght, conihl''eu sul'Iuo
Monday night at her home, no. 200 bergen ave. ny
taking dose Of laudanum. Mrs. Reed was inc "Iuo"
OF Captain Charles IL. +. Reed, who c0hHaHueu u'0
clipper ship Spartan for many years aiie mas Oceh
living with Mr. and Mrs De AVA LOT "'"u' SiN
years, she has received Tcmt.ances regularly Ho"
her husband who was in California, untI au'ut uIcp
years AGO when she received information tht captain
Reed died suddenly Tic rcmittanoes ceased anu MIS-
Reed employed "A lawyer 20 ascertain what hao Dc'"ic
Of his property. The lawyer was Nr hemher''' VI
No 12s Broadway Ncw-York. lie said yesterday
"Tcn years ago Captain Reed was in san fralcl'c'
and met there a woman named Marcella \os'' Ihey
lived together until August, l7o7' wien ''P'il"
Reed died suddenly. About tw0 years before II'
death he ceased sending remittanccS to Ms heeu'
I sent to California and got copy of his VIII Only 10
find that lac had bcqueathcd all N properly L Is G'''
wife Marcclla' | a,ccrtaincd tIat MS Po.Sc'nIo'p
consisted Of $30O7 rs. deposited WIN ana" "a
stead bankers instituted Legal pFotccuIhs', ai I
obtained Judgment I'm Mrs. Reeds favor l'r t,e
entire amount, but she never got INC H"n'S 9no
called on me Yesterday and got all the PIP r. sa!lS
that she was going away from NeW-lorA anu "o"'u
never return a., uobut,ice NJ
Allan d stead when the firm failed i" years "so'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
INVESTIGATING A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Drs Heating and Morris Informed the police yes
cr,lay afternoon that John MulhalI' OF NO -" MON
mouth->t had died in the morning, anu they pcHcNo"
that the case should be investigated Ills bouy wis
covered with bruises, rs If he had Dech A''"'U VI
struck with some weapon, Captain FrrIer maze al
TO-, ,i,.,,i,r and learned that Nulhall In Hugh
ShortcII's Iquor shop in Waynest SATURDAY ,Intlt
and was drunk. lie went upstairs 20 M sSlc' Ia
Laws apaTtmrntS with three or four othcr men anu
drank considerable beer. Ills si>terln aW FAY n9
eli down IN. stairs Muhall hlmseu ItHelhDcI'u
nntbinr until he found himself in Shoriells barroom
at = a. m.
Henry C. Thompson the Philadelphia lawyer VINO
shot himself with suicidal intent in the Feh1'SN'ii"
Railroad waiting about tgn DAYS ago. Ma9 ~. utS
charged from thc city hospital YESTERDAY ms h'I
ytLo was With him declined a. make Known their ues-
fnati1u. M. Thompson l. sim weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..


,>,o. q, ,Ao Nervous system Gento. Urinary Organs
,nDofeSce and S,erty. Hours 70 /. 70 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

Keep's Dress Shirts to measure, six for 80. None
bat1r a. any nrge. Largest stock or men lA4hsnNs
Soods IN New York. So, and sll broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
ECREIES PORTS
Announcements.
CoRyrLL's BENzoIN CoSME1

CoRNEIL's BENzoIS COSMETIC SOAP
Whtens The hands sottens the skin. and cures al Fous~
ness. All druggists - cents
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CrRED
/ pigs PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS "his
eys heard successful when al remedies AZ.
fok o proofs FREE Call or write T. hiscOA ooS WAY Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23

Women with pale co.orlcss faces. who feel weas
and dis .ourl-rd VII .e'lN. ptA d. Hit ana i-' '-''
nv using cart - Little laNtr pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
KILLED BY A DOCTOR.
THE CRIME DISCOVERED BY CHANCE.

THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF ANNIE
GOODWIN EXPLAINED-HER LOVER, NURSE