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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho publc baths were used last week by 2O,952
boys, 7,7s5 girls, $3.50 men, and $3.50 women.
Bridge President Howell thinks that two more
bridges between New-York and Brooklyn are needed
to provide adequately for travel between the Two
cities.
II is expected that the figures for Brooklyn
will be made public this week.
Dr. Ira o. Tracy was appointed an assistant phyS-
clan at the County Asylum yesterday, at 5000 year
and board.
The supreme Court Commission. authorized to act
in lieu of the property in giving consent for
the construction of An elevated railroad IN Atlantic
ave, will have its report ready in about month";
when 1t will be presented 10 the court for conirma
ton.
Incorporated BY +. VI. MunrOe. j. a. Mckay and
Wyckof NanGcrhof, with $4,000 capital T. print,
publish and sell newspapers. pamphlets and books.
The Rec II. g. Mebdenhall. of the North Dakota
Iniversy has Professionally accepted the call Of the
Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church. and will begin
his work OH september =
Never Katz OF No. 6ls Fnshing-ave. reported TO
the police yesterday that he had been robbed Of
ieweiry worth 81 900 which he left in satchel on
an cebox on the second floor OF the house on Tuesday
evening The empty satchcl was found at Flushing
and Nostrand aves. by the police. An open slylght
enabled the thief to enter tile house. Mr.. Katz is a
salesman for tewclry firm.
Miss Kate Conway Of Iewis-ave. and Fulton-st. =,
has begun suit against her cousin, John Smith, to
recover $50 damages for breach Of promise to
marry she is twenty-five years old and her cousin
began 10 court her two years ago The SUIT brough;
In the City Court.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
awarded contracts for county supplies yesterday Ia
the lowest bidders out OF the 400 who competed
There were fifty lots awarded. Henry Newman go,
the contract for drygoods. at S3O,936 25 Hegeman
Levy that for beef, at S2i ZOO and James Thompson
for flour, $23,54G.
The friends of Mrs. Mary Allen, who died AT No
80 Flatbushave. from paralysis, as 1t was supposed
on Monday thought she cOuld not be dead, as there
was a faint flush on her checks, but both Undertakes
Burrill, who put the body on ice. and Dr. A. W
Shepard, who examined it. said that the woman wa
undoubtedly dead, and that flushed checks are not
unusual in cases Of paralysis. Dr. Shepard held an
AGtQpsy yesterday AFTERNOON. and found That deatl
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NEW YORK CITY.

Tho s,oop.of.war Yantic which has been doing duty
- ,bo training service and cruising along the new
england coast with detail Of apprentices reVuheu
hor, yesterday She sailed from NeW-LOndoh Oh july
q and stonped al Chatham and other places
Tho Sunday school Of the Presbyterian Cmrch vi
., 900 and Land will go an excursion 10 Iulc"iu
Tomorrow. The barScs sands and Haskell VIII Ie"No
Mor,et-st. East River, at a. N.
ctonben Mason. who is charged with causing tno
so.h 90 Iobn J. RYAN, of No. Ala East seventeenth
81 NV striking him the head with tle Du'' "a "
.~,i uoe held by Justice Taintor in the 1orKVii'o
Do,,cn Cort Yesterday afternoon 10 await tie a''i'
of the coroner -.
A coroner's Jury yesterday censurN ""A ~
,.r-,on boss Trainer, John Fish, boss mason anu
schneider a. IIerter, architects oil the Uu'iOi"e i,
HEAVIEST through the falling OF part VI u'o We"
,o ,n,st sidel. of No. 20 Madison-at, lioooheh
killed. 49,, t,o
Coroner Ferdinand Levy has been appoi"eu ""-e
docamp 70 General Il. y. Alger' lie - P'~'
r,ander Of Post No 1872, q. A. Il.
1oeonh II. Pichard who has been Superlh'e'''1l'' 10
800 IN the street Cleaning Department ioi many
- oe corDelled to send In his resignation w
,ordov He is a Republican, ana lhi' was ''I
"'~"!. ,Ioror Realities desire to get rid oil h''h'
,,ooistor Fitzgerald caused another daI uV'nS
'o.tor NJ = site for the new Munlclpai Dun'''7
Wv notur,rr to the city in time to at'eNu " ".o
~ a., committee on site. lie came o",N '''1
'le Va ot,orroon and said that lie "oun w me-
yeS'eIu"! ho held this morning IN the Coh'ioci
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,spu,1r PAVING IN EIGHTH-AvE.

Il will be a glad day for downtown bicycle riders
whom the work of rcpaving Eighth ave- ha- beeh com
Melted Then there will be an asphalt roadway NUN
Abingdon square to the entrance oil Ce'llr"i ','H "
,,+,..,tl = The contract, for doing this work were
, ,, como time ago The cost Of the work VIII
10 soao Ooo and il will be done By VI. Taylor '"'
Tho asnbalt will be laid the top Of "a concrete
foundation. The work on the rpaving OF the avenue
will hardly be begun before september l. because t''
contractor, are waiting until after the Hub"ay' IN 'he
.vcnuc have been laid. Asphalt pavement VIII Vo
ia only from the clrtiacks either sac 10 We
n'Ten1 The tracks granite blocks are 10 De l!u,
C,nnissiNuer Of Public Works said yesterday NAV nc
hoped that the rcpavng wOuld Dc Co'"P'c'0" 'o'0
cold weather sets in
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BADLY BURNED WITH VIrRIOL.

Barnett Aaronson. ace fcty-h'c. % 80 % Nl'n.-t'
and Morris Bey thirty. Of No. 100 Fact Broadway.
for Morris II. Wcnstn. -"dt"atr manufacturer
Of 40 a. Cansst They have been having wordy quar-.
r,, Tor about a week and yesterday speaking
terms Their business required Oh u 20 work together and
yesterday afternoon Bey cnutyng arboy u N'r'o
with Tie assistance OF AarOnson. Airuh-on accidentally
smiled some NJ o., acid Biury, h1nd-. and when 70
bscln 10 at into the flesh Bliey accused AarOn'on ~
shilling The add intentionally and -Id that Do would XIII
him Tor doing Aaron,on picked up bottle. and when
Rnicv moved toward him ho struck him n te face with
the bottle ur,liug hi, nose. This rous b.ey anger
and he seized pitcher half hlrd with Nll' ana tAi'"
10 AZ Aaron.on The aid struck Aaronson in the face AND
fan down on the inside o hi shirt. Aalou-on waited i
the shop few moment, and then went home lie was
unable stand the pain Of the acid burning itS way INTO
the flesh h, face and chest. and he called policeman
who had him removed 10 the GouNrrneur Hospital IT,
Wa terribly burned In the face and and will probably
lose tn sight q the ,n eye. Bey ran away and ue
police are looking ior him.
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OTHER SUBURB1N TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PI.AIN--Nlbcrt schroeder, the constable Of
Vjll,m.brid-c who WIS held los the Coroner' jury t.
,,r, the action Of the Grand Juy for fatally Sho"uh-
christopher Rci-c. at Wakefield, on July O. was re-
leased ON - 900 bail yesterday. Eccl resisted arrest
after shooting boy named 6errode, Who was stctl"s
cl.rri.. The Wc,tcl.. ter County A--ociItion G..
4 f.. viii hold IL, quarterly meeting In the Wander
bit Hotel. NV York. ON Monday night, AZ wM'h
,pr.t.r, arrangements will be- made for attending The
National Encampmcut at Boston. on August lith ....
chief of Police Edward ". BOgart has made twenty
arrest, since his appointments and In every instance
the offender, have been released the next day because
tho Trustee, have not yet agreed upon police justice
MOI. ST VERNON.-The village trustees, IN ac-
corlancc with urgent and frequent appeals of the citi
zcns have consented to general meeting OF the tax
mayer, ON next Wednesday evening to discuss and take
action upon the matter Of the removal Of garbage aud
a-hc, by contract at least twice week. The absence
~ any ,y,tcm other than the periodical calls Of in
divlduals AT time, convenient 10 them has been
menace TO the public health for a long time.
The g. d. O's." social organization 81 Free MaSous
had their ANIMAL picnic and Rhode Island clam
bake Yesterday. 1t il understood TINT
tc Rev T. j. Flynn. the present rector Of 81. Marys
Catholic Church at Williams bridge. is to be- transferred
10 The church II the sacred Heart at Mount Vernon.
the successor Of the late Father cole.
YONKERs- sister Mary Francis. of the sisters Of
Charity who established the ST. Vincent Retreat for the
Insane AT Harrison, lie, seriously iil AT the academy
Of Mount Vincent. Her family name Is Wallace.
she was born IN Harrisburg, Penn, In 1913, 81
Protestant rrrntaTr. ana entered th, order 81 uo
sister, Of Charity at Emmett burg, Md, ~ l7I2.
Dr. +. II. strong, who has been u with
TYPHOID fever J, recovering. The city au-
thGfItirs are contemplating The erection Of bathing
hog,G, @ I3 e p EG%aa F. De Lnnccy Of Do
Lanccy Ncck has -old the remainder Of his land In
the t%%H # me- Northern r9;dC RnIrgad Mr. ID.
Lancey will hereafter live elsewhere.
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An EMBARRASSMENT or RICHES.

From The Echhcd News.
Coats II arm, 3" the Young man exclaimed ~ rs
friend, who stood about him on the PIAZZA oil '"
-pr.uS House. .- ?
don't know what 10 DO with thcm-l have hl'\' IN.
lou hnvcl" replied one ot h., ,1mIaNl'N'' WIN
lust a tlnge Of doubt IN his patrcan tones
That, what J said.
Well now. how many have Won ~ ,- H..
Well I'm the first place thrN- ftlrr-'atA'r ms
one I'VE FORGOTTEN what IL H. exactly an tttt OF
something another thin It is. stand ns on ,lnn'I
mess if's "A banner and tEcr''- mother Size 10 one
loo. and-lct's sec. how many does that MAKE ~
Two" 49, 49,,
'rwol Yes | guess IL does Well. say Two
urIot,s +, fellow t. d. with two. any way t'
We. dnut kuow what hc would do with ore.' very
,.u,,ly broke in one Of the Others. 49,,
.iItv dld Won come Dos Your arm-'' asked u'
ncrrdulous member ~ the party. ..
% Nh don't Won know. one II mother, i'rii th,i /,
.,r,,. T., America with Frederick o." Great aN' "l
."mcthns ~ the other which pleased th' oI ,.'
,,,t romc on fellows. ~'pu~c Nc 80 over ID u'
harrington and bowl little
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JAMES 4. SIMMONS RELEASED Of BAIL

1.rros 4 simmons. who is accused Of completely
MIN Ccorge H. Pcll and p. J. Claasscn IN tlo V"la
tions Of the ls,nkng laws which led % the temporary
SUSPENSION Of the sixth National Bank, successor
tcrday I'm obtaining bail and was released from ''"I'
lie was committed 10 Ludlow street JAN some uA'o
ago by United states Commissioner sheds WI" HAcu
teiI at so 900 simmons l. under another bond OF
the same amount In the General sessions. Inc U'hu
before Commissioner shields was given by J@hl IL
TOllcs of 40. 1000 Eighth ave, aud Jar"b halGHc.
~ Amst ordam ave and one hUndr 81 ana iOtN nun -
Mr. Tollcs owns property in Eiehthavc., Whch ne
values at 9-5 900, motgaged for f4INOO, ana Mr.
Rairhe owns No,. 2Gi3. 2Gij, 2,Gl1 ana 2,Olo
Amsterdam ave. and 40. 30 lc" ave, BROOKLYN Hc
saws that he Is worth at least $4,000
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YOTNC; IN YEARS But OLD ~ CRIME.

Onicer Minncrly Of the Twcntycghth Precinct. yes
to-day saw little fellow creep through the Portfolio Of the
Xoch Line steamer City OF Worcester as she lay at
her dock az Ve.try-,t The boy arrested and on his
ncr.oo when he was searched at the police station,
noe textbook was found. containing SO 10 lie admitted
t.,nc stolen the purse from the pocket Of old gentle
ma, las, sunday When arraignod az the Tombs Police
Court nc was Identified the boy who escaped from IN"
Isgcrson Market Prison pen about six months and
made 50 much trouble for Roundsnan Campbell and oncer
oDs y, the court squad who had charge Of the "cage"
at the time.
Fishers parents died in Philadelphia; his father i've
vars ago and his mother year later. Since then the
loy has been in scrape or another Justice White
- tho Tonbs Court committed him TO the Catholic Pro
tectOry.
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4 DINNER TO GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.

Dr. ID. T.. salmon Chief Of the Bureau Of Animal
Induetrv and the three veterinary Inspectors who
arc 20 20 TO Europe with him on Saturday on duty
connected with the Department Of Agriculture VIII be
the guests Of honor at dinner, given at ClTks, No
~ West Twenty third ST.. tonight 10y the officers Of
the Bureau in this State. Dr. SalmOn's mission
abroad is In the direction Of modifying removing
the restrictions placed the cattlceXport trade Of
this country by the British Government al th1
instance Of English and Scotch cattle rai-cr. ~ the
law now stands. all American cattle must be
slaughtered al the port Of entry. To remove the cN
cu~e for this restriction. all American cattle VIII be
inspected by American officers al the ports named,
and only healthy animals Will be allowed to pass.
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LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CTTN.-ln the Court Of oyer and
Tcrmincr yesterday District Attorney Fleming called
the cases of the booksellers who were indicted last
month for selling pools at the Puritan club rooms.
william Johnson, Of the men indicted, Oiled To
appear. and his bond, ordered forfeited Patrick
J Murphy entered plea of not guilty. and his case
wa, set down for trial on Friday. EN-A,Scmbly man
George T.. Eulmcr. who was indicted owner Of the
building. entered demurrer, Oh the ground that he
had been called witness before the Grand Jury
Judge Cullen held that the objection good aud
dismissed the indictments, but ordered the District
Attorney again present the to the Grand jury
and tn call the other indicted witnesses against
Enmcr. Tho Grand Jury Will take mp the matter
day
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new ELECTION LAWS
NETWORK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 80 Per 100 topics.

4 cheap edition Gn price no, :"
quality Of iI,c Newly orh >'"'r 49,. ,',,,
ION Laws, under which w" N"'e VIZ,
he taken this fall has been prin''usy
,rYIE TRIBtNE, without covers "nu
viii now be supplied {" .'"os at '"o
rnte OF $3.50 per h"ndrr" cop'rs' 'y
copies for 90 cents s,"-" , -" .,d
cents each. The Prin' ~.
~ p.,, Determinations cnn uOw &c
a.. .rort language OF the three mrw
,n,,. -, :, merely uoiainai cost. Hhs
aaunb,ct contains The Ballot Reiorn'
me Corrmpt Practices, and The Regis
tratiOn Acts. vorr.
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ELIZABETH.
A GANG OF RUFFlAN5 CAUGHT.

4 tfNNIT VI ~ IT I4't''' ''''-'''I''
Michael McDcrmott. James Doyle, William Clark
and Walter sullivan who belong to the El]apcthport
" v,bvos a desperate gang, arrested yesterday
-, a detachment Of police, who SURPRISED aud cap
tnred the rurans in their camp on the fields after a
sharp struggle during which some Of the gang were
badly clabbcd sam" Barry escaped by Jumping
into big pond and swimming to the other side, where
Inc disappeared in the bushes. lie IS supposed to BE-
tnc man who called on Tuesday night at the home of
MIR, Cline an elderly lady living IN Flrstst ana de
manded mCaey which she declined " give him. lie
then knocked her down and saVageIy cAeu hef ABOUT
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oppenheimcr, Of this city; Miss Elizabeth Blaine.
E. W. Box, Dr. william C. Bailey. Dr. ana
Mrs Edward C. Baxter, Dr. 5. NJ Burnett
Dr. and Mrs. +. Butler, DR.. and Mrs. W.
H. DAILY, DR.. o. Brandes, Cyrus IL. h. curtis
G CIR oi co M1s Dr. H. chte9den Dr. AntCno
Gonzales CurquizO. Dr. VI. b. DAVIS pf. Sarl r n
Tr"' J. G. Farlo%. Dr. seney A. Fox Dr. T. ELIOT
Harris. Dr. 5. Fox, DR.. w. F. KRoY, Dr. "a; r. "a;
Maxwell IT,. DR.. f. S. Niles, DR.; George ,; Norton
MIR and Mrs f. NJ Peck Dr. and Mrs: ID; l.: Mo9re;
Dr. d. Webster Prentis Dr. 7. W. van r"She 'nu
I'm q
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SEARCHING FOR THE HIGHWAY RoBBER.
MISS CAMERoN's STORY OF no" She Wa
Tackled IN BROAD DAYLGIr-IhL
NE1GHBoRs sCEPTICAL.

rLo ,rreterv surrounding the robbery OF Miss p0
corneron NJ No 32S Macon-st.. on TUESDAY was NV
o,eored nm Yesterday Her father william odi"0io
:; mining broker in New York, and occupies i'0
bouse with his wife, two daughters anu d sun -
Cameron is about nineteen years ola anu No .
a., abundance Of iewelry She is leader III UPON"
social circles and IS popular among Iicl -
f. so,,eral weeks she has not been IN COCA Hed!'"
and Tuesday was the first day she had Decl. 0u' 4O
some nine She had expressed 0esIe iT SIM
tn,r,iss and went out to see if she could mo
them In her search she visited NUMBER u
hut failed 10 find what she wanted
80 hole n, hour after she left home she returned
,.h her face scratched and bruised and with marks
on her neck and her clothing so.led and dlsoruereu
she said that she was passing along bahlorluoo-''''
between stuyvesant and Lewis aves', "heh Hi'''
srra,r from behind a tree and struck hcr on INC
hack of the neck and she staggered he struck heI
in the face and she fell lie seized her pochc'pooA
and ran away. The only description she coulu et'0
q; him was that he was short ana Stout anu O"iu
as his hat was off his head. After MISS cameron s
home DR.. Ritch called IN to see her' iio i'u
that her injuries were caused in the way sic saiu
Her father reported the case TO the pOl!tc. and
Cantain Brennan made a careful invesuSaton anu
said Yesterday that Miss Cameron at Drat salu SaC
sant tOok place in Stuyvesantave., between Decatu
ard Bainbrdge Sts., but after her atHol Mds "a ~,
to the fact that new DulldRg Is Uein1 re working
ed M one saw the occurrence, she said tDat tle
assault was committed in lonely part oil baloiIus1
an tho ycinty at the time Of the alleged assault anu
they knew nothing Of it and heard no outcry. .,-
it said that Miss Cameron Is SaPec S rom
e. Her parents secuted the idea, however that w
girl had injured herself and imasned tne assault th
although she had on pair OF diamond edrrmss s1GIp
was anDarently no attempt to rob her OF Them oO
of the neighbors of the Camerons discIed Ie Gea o
highway robbery in broad daylight III at part oi Tie
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RANONNE.

rnurr-XE FOR Az OLD FARM LABoi'FR.
,,,t,,., singer a farm laborcr seventy years "ld'
h.. inst come into possession Of an inheritance "'
80 600. The money was bcqncathcd 10 MN .y ."
I,r,trcr who died recently at sandu'hy' ONO Ih''',
years ago the brother parted and had never seen ''
othor .iucc The ohio man becan" wealthy anu III
stltntcd a search for his brother some "'o"'" u.s.
-, ...r.loi tho country but found no trtc"
80 Vatthcw Finally, by III" a!d OF hcW.InI" ~
80 .cucrt he wa, found In iiay0hhc pu' 'n' 'h'o
,i,hor had died i'm the mcaUtimc. \ niece came q"
pa""nnc Few day, ago and took singer 70 ONO 10
r.rntvc his Inheritance.
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SHIPPING NEWS
popr OF Nrw.yoRK. WEDNESDAY, JULY ?s. 1890
ARRIVED

IFS Sloop OF War Yantic Com Rockwell NeW lph'on
yoming Hr Iugby lLNetP' =, ~. 1n6.,,H - ~,
town 10 with mdse passcnBetst Ia \ I" N""''"'" "
Arrived ~ the Bar at Ma = m t,t,. 9TH
steamer Nar land (iegl. Nt'h, 1891 a, ,l,e
sr and pas,rurcf To Potter Wright n sons Arrived AZ inc
Bar at o 80 pm. ,,,,,...,,.,,, ,,r,. IN a. u,r,i
far July l. with mdse 10 Htzol bcilu"n 90 'e'se' !"
smp,oH sp.noo & Young. Arrived at the liaf al N -
Sisam6r Cola (Dr Mcdonald. BaTaeoa days. WIN H"'"
III
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was due to apoplexy resulting from tunor on 'ho
brain - -.
Mrs Jane Fischer, whose husband DIoueht sun
- nov Cor absolute divorce which went by de-
fanlt on July 10, has secured by her attorney an
order TO show cause why the defendanV Canno. oo
allowed 10 serve answer and deiend te Case' i'
Fischer says she thought that her husoanu hnr
as on,v iealous freak She denies the charges her
m shand makes.
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IN TROUBLE FOR SE~l4LlNP " ELi' EONDS'
T. A. Warner and Joseph Adams applied to Police JUS
lice Tghe yesterday for warrant for the arrest Of Joseph
1uekeman saying that he dealing In lottery bonds
Dir Warner said he purchased bond from Iuckcrnan
few months ard told that after the first payment
he was likely " draw premium Of 5000 $4,000 as
the case might be. Hc thought 1t European brd
that might that extent The bond is for SlOO
and is called Vienna Bank and European Premium bond
declared that the bank was lottery though JUS
tlce Tighe could see evidence that effect warrant
was issued however and the case will be tried in the
courts Zuckennan is agent the matter for Edward
Bergen and Co.. of No. $50 Broadway, New-York.
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HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS NJ IfIE ITO IT,
pprNswICK- Senator George Hearst OF CaInoriia
,1ITDTnr General Hannibal Day. L. :. Army Fifth
.VENUE-EX.Govcrnor II. c. Warmotl' VI ho4iS'" 1S
GIISFY-Presdent Thomas w. Palmer, oecIe'el? o. n
nicrinson lanes A. Mckenzie, y. I. Ewing anu NJ; ID.
Harrison Of the Worlds Columbian falf OSihIisso :,
senator Edward o. woeOtt Of COLORADO sha 'Sn aID,
pfi1 c, Su 81 hartford MURRAY HILL-Judgc Id
Nyapd Isham OF Chicago.
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There are thousands OF men IN ana
around Newly ork, either residents or
visitors. needing clothes of some sort
every day in the year. Let such an one
enter store intending To buy and
find little or no variety To choose from;
has TO 90 elsewhere. Next time he
needs clothes that's one of the stores
he's pretty apt not to visit.
We find that it pays us to carry
GOOD stock at all times. Whatever
YOU need in the way of apparel for
man or boy, wherever You are, corr
mand us. Mail orders have prompt
and careful attention.
Yet this is the time for closing ont
depleted lines. If an odd coat, vest
or pair OF trousers is needed, here is
lorde value for small cost. Suits for
LARGE bows or small at half former
prices. 900.
Tennis Coats and Blazers 500, in
stead of $3.50. Caps 81 cents. Silk
Shirts. 50 and 81. instead of = and -.
Flannel Shirts. 81, instead of Sl.jO.
Balbriggan Underwear, Sl.JO, instead
of 81 and $50.
ROGERS, PEET IL co.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth PARK races Monmouth ta[k a''O p M
Boyds office, 2 80 ,. m
book Commissioners meeting .,..,., oo,,o,oDco
Cloakmskers' Manufacturers Association c''Helen'e'
miner IN DR. D. T.. Salmon, Clarks, p H.
Tennis tournament Baysde, L. L. p III. ,,,
New-Jesey Staten Island crlcNc' ""''" D''s0'
a. in East River Park by 9th Regiment band
p. m. 80, ,.,.,,o, t,,r Commission
1,,oId RnildIng No. 1 Broadway, 10 a. m
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p.nTy CJTRRED AT CAR STABLES.

John Spellissey thrtythree years old Of Union Hill,
y ! cot into a difficulty at the Belt Line stables at
Tcnth.aye and Fiftyfourthst. the payment Of his
fare YESTERDAY and severely cubbed by Matthew
uarrigan foreman Of the stables, that 10 necessary
10 send him 10 Roosevelt Hospital for treatment Iarr
gan was arrested and aragned before Justice Tantor at
the Yorkve Police Court yesterday afternoon and held In
$500 bail for examination. In his defence Harrigan
stated that Spelssey drew knife, and that the club
mas used N selt.deiolcs.
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TO SAIL FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

Among tho Ta,sclerr, who viii sail for Europe to
day on the steamer AugU taNictOrla viii be a number
Of ply sicans who will attend the Medical Congress AZ
Berlin. Some Of the passengers are Dir. and Mrs
L. L. Seaman and Miss Freeman. Of this city Mrs
William D. Parry, of philadelphia DR.. Henry 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
THE OLD PEOPLE TO GET THEIR FARM BACK.

THE OLD PEOPLE TO GET THEIR FARM BACK.
The action brought by Charles Willis and wife, Of
Rocky Point Suffolk County against Perrin H. sumner
real estate broker NewYOrk CITY, 70 set aside con-
yyance Of land owned by the plaintiffs, which Conveyance
WA. brought about by alleged fraudulent means sus
tanned by Judge Bartlett. and the plaintiffs were allowed
TO re,cind the supreme Court yesterday Perrin
H. Sumner used to VISIT the old couple At "adhg River
I'D on IN church with them They signed decd giving
M their farm when they say they imagined they were
only selling one-thrd OF H. Instead Of paying for the
pnethrd in cash, Sumner them twenty-five shares IN
the Gilbert Lick Company, OF Newark, n j., which are
said "a he Of little value The restoration the i'm
dement's ordered and return Of the land or its equiv
aent in money.