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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
THE GRAND JURY ON LIQUOR AND CRIME.
Tho Hudson County Grand Jury yestcrday handeu
IN the court twenty eight indictments anu p'''e.
ment concerning the liquor business lho p'e'e.V
ent sets forth that nearly all the assault ana mnuer
.os that had come before Il owed their origin 10
nouor The Grand Jury believed the license system
ebnud he changed and scored severely the o"hers VI
property who by renting buildings Tor hquor s''ops
frequently bring in disrcputc an entire heiehporno
The nresentment recommended that licenses OF ilKepu
houses should be revoked. and when liquor SoP was
50 notorious that 1t required police surveillance UT
colony had been committed there that the license Should
no revoked and none ever again granted to the pro
nrictor The Grand Jury also recommended ,nlt "a =
license once revoked should In no case 10 cn,
until after the expiration o. ~ nN the court created
sation There are several liquor dealers meiho''' vi
the Grand Jury.
Mayor Cleveland John Hart and NJ b. holmes
the committee appointed 10 walt upon l. T. ",
NJ. p. met Yesterday and fixed November ]. as inc
date upon which public reception wouid oc Viu'''"
to Dillon and O'Brien in Jersey cry.
Commissioners were appointed some time ago 10
condemn strip Of land in Bayonnc wanted by inc
BERGEN Neck Railroad Company and owned by INC
Point Breeze Ferry Improvement Company lh',
awarded the latter company damages to the amount
~ 70 800 An appeal was taken and was tro III VIC
>uprem Court before Jude knapp ana IN - 10
The urv Yesterday rendered veTtct Ill IaNoI vi Wv
Point freeze Company OF damages "ho"''"o w
$i4.397. ..,
The Lehlgh Valley Railroad Company has c3mPlc amd
tho purchase of tract of twenty acres OF ncahoN u
na Caran Point Th, property belonged to stephen
b. vrecland and he received $4,000 for IT,
Rudolph Renckc, collector Tor o rS"r ged With
rejgrnspsn was arrested yesterday ana chareeu Wv m
having embezzlcd 400 Of the brewer nT,y: mndn
taken before Police Justice Wan'cr h hnd made
good the amount and Gottlieb PtNtcr VINO h"i nn w.
the complaint, refused 10 press IT. heHHoN0 '" "
used the money while too III to work.
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CARLSTADT.
VOTING GIRL FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.

Mrs Bu>hman, the widow Of Union veteran. Keeps
a small store In Carstadt and has been one "I Tie
customers of Louis ScgclEn. "A wholesale grocer OF
l,ohokcn. On Wednesday afternoon sceclkn nd been
at Mrs. BuSmans and She with one Of her daughters,
eleven years old. had gone ont the piazza 10 see
him drive away. His horse became frightened and
Jumped high I'm the air. throwing Scgclkn ont OF his
wagon. The accident startled Mrs. lu~hman that
>hc became paIayzed. and carried into the house
she is not expected to recover. Her daughter was
also badly frightened and hcr condition became scriou~
but II was thought the effects in her would soon
pass away. and her mothers allcuon cngr)Sscd the
attention Of friends and nc.ghbOs. Yesterday morn
ing, however. the girl found dead in her bed
rcgclkin who badly hurt. was taken To his home
Mrs.. BuShman IS the mother Of five daughters, three
older and one younger than tho dead girl.
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ORANGE.

John Wchncr OF Mon;clar. attempted TO commit
sucid, on Wednesday afternoon at Eagle Rock. In
west Orange lie had had some family trouble proving
on his mind and had been drinking heavily Adam
Metz and Albert d. Macdougal, Of Montclar. who lad
followed wemer, found him sitting In some bushes
close to the rock, and IS the two men came up he
made desperate attempt TO throw himself over the
nrecpicc Previous TO this hc had drunk the contents
~ an ounce bottle OF laudsnum. The men seized lim
lust at the brink OF The preelp'e lie was put Into
and driven to Orange where medical assistance
saved his life.
Mrs Ella Dictz Clymcr gave an entertainment Of
dramatic readings In Union Hall last cvchinp under
the auspices Of the Woncn's club OF orange. Hot
outstanding the stormy evening. thee was Il gUOi
NTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
WHEAT VERSTS BANANAS.
From The san Francisco Bulletin.

From The san Francisco Bulletin.
An icm that prriodcalv goes the rounds Of the
prr>, T., that humboldt said that l2O square Eari>
Of ground produces 1000 pOunriS of bananas WINE
:hc same area will produce only thfty pouhuN III
wheat, or eighty pounds of potatoes. , ,
Now, l2O square yaNls !, about 0nc-thlrtrcnth OF
an acre. which latter according to the above. would
nrnducc 81 900 pounds Of bananas and. respectively
about 400 pounds Of wheat or 1910 pounds "f po-
tatocs The fact that In the richest sol bananas
or, planted at least six feet apart, say thirty trees
10 i2O square yards. averaging less than forty
pounds per bunch. or Loo pounds, I'D per cent
ON cuualy good soil will yi't about two bushels or
40 pounds and potatoes about 2Ooo pounds. or
200 mounds solid matter II will thus he seen that
tlc wheat furni,hc- much. and potatoes two thiri'
more food than bananas IN an equal area OF suitable
soil.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE OCTOBER ~ O-sNIEEN rA
suNsyr-wina ct Sandy Hook. ssals Z; thiof fos sno
heavy rain. NE. r~,n,nr tbot OF shore.

suvarr Wind Il Sandy Rook gale. u thick fos ana
Httt,ry isaud-wud s NE; raining thick on sn0f'
Arrived Yesterday .s a..
as, e s ssl AZ
s and ysu.ss SSsns srS:
dibnitsl :, ~, H'P Rs %u stypm
GsdTii:ns sSS Ps SUMNER s. CO. Gays
- %S c,G Is. e
"-'' " CLEARED.
Steamer Masco.se p. Rosa China and Japan ports va
Barber Thompson Liverpool Brus. sm.y
ssss@sr SSnao sr HoOch Hamburg via South
Dorian b Morasus Bro:
Steamer Neptune (Br). Legoe Mohteso Bay 's-' null
Steamer Santiago Pierce Nassau stJago and cienmo~o'-
ssamsr onnoco (Br Gsrv,n. Bermuda Eouseroridss
steamer New York Parker. GsysssonsJT Van Sickle
Steamer staples Irelan ReanSrtanAgrns Arch
Steamer Effective lBr). Cros'' D'
i'sm coueusush Spencer. Norfolk-Pstsr Wright
Steamer City o, Atlanta Dole West Point va-od p0mn
0 STEAMER walker Norfolk and Newport News
od Dominion Io Is SS MILLER s,ubb Bansor-F Smith Co.
steamer General whitney so1wsPOH starsbnrS Co.
ship h hss er Miller Perth Am0ov-waucn Toel Co.
SAILED.
r., s.ter. for Amsterdam; Normsnnia.
orinOOo Berna Rio rs1Se Gaanyandotte, Newport News
Gts on A,,s s5aan We.. f Point ".
Also saied-via Long Island SCUM,
Steamer Cottage City. for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS os
FOREIGN PORIs
,oxno, oc, 2sArrlved steamers Lydian Monarch tBr)
ana e SsSss. ,
csSinS from Now on way to Liverpool and pro
ceeded. ..,n-, c,anerou from Liverpool
soUTHAMPToY oct 23-Arriyed sSanos ana n,aecsad
cd ,,,.-, r.hristoGers. from Bremen
TLIsSow oct 72-Arnved steamer Criuo 'fr. DAVIES
'r2h lSsUro oct 22-Arrveo, steamer Amalh 'se hae
from New. York ,,ous,a Victoria ((;er).
LizAap Oct 23-Passed steamer Au ntEshnro ~ WIZ
Aibers from New. York on her way 10 hano"iA'
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THE PRICE or ALE GOES UP.
BREWERS TO USE AMERICAN BARLEY INSTEAD
OF BRITISH

BREWERS TO USE AMERICAN BARLEY INSTEAD
OF BRITISH.
Members Of the Ale and Porter Brewers National
Association held meeting at their headquarters NO.
Irving Place. yesterday and signed an agreement to
charge el1 as the minimum price FIR hog>hrid OF
ale porter of all grades The following !, the agree
mcnt:
Whereas Approaching the fact Of increased cost OF
material used in the production o ale. and realizing
the incrca, ling competition IN selling III" prduct II +
hereby resolved that the minimum price for any CRAZE
Of ale shall be- I'll. We. the Undersigned. lo hereby
agree thai for Il period IT year from November l.
800 VIC will not sell any grade Of ale for a less price
than FL per hogNhcah, net.
The meeting was a long one. the members OF the
association spending time discussing the adNl>a
bity OF substituting American for Canadian and Eng
lish barley for the malt used In brewing ale II was
al last decided to this and the farmers Of the United
States can thank the newtari law for creating nome
market for 100000 bushels OF barley yearly a. H.
J. Tonev secretary OF the Ale and Porter brewers "a
tonal Association. said yeSterlay that the naive
barley almost and in me scctlOhs qu'c' "9 e"'
As any which could be imported.
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ISAAC II. FROTHINGHAM BURIED.

The funeral Of Isaac II. rockingham was held yes
terday afternoon at the Unitarian Church Of the
Saviour in Picrrepontst. The Rev. ii. Price Collier
offciated. Preliminary services were held at the
house. No 1874 Rcmsen-st. The burial was at Green
wood Among those present were A. A. Low, A. VI.
White Charles A. Townsend. James S. +. Stranahan,
John W. rockingham, Dr. David II. Cochran. Craw-
ford c. Smith, Edward King and James s. Moves.
There were also present representatives OF the Poly
technic Institute the Brooklyn Hospital. the United
States Warehouse Company. the Nassau National Bank
of Brooklyn, the Union Trust Company. the Home Fire
Insurance Company, the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
and the Brooklyn Institute.
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PIGEONS BrTLD 4 VEST OVER AN ALTAR.

From The baltimore sun.
since Friday last Two pigeons have been engaged
I'm making a nest for the winter above the altar If
the Immaculate Concept N Church, Division and
Woshnr ST. Last Sunday the pastor the Rev. z.
WrIalr preached for tn first time since he returned
from hi, visit to Rome, Paris and other European
cities and gave the Papal bcncdicticn To the con
.,r,,inu During the service the nuucring Of the
pigeons attracted the attention of the entire congre
,ntinn and IN the parish II has been subject Of
"nycrsotDn ever since. one of the pigeons Is white,
with black spots. and the other is Of eraNiNh color
II j. supposed they found their way into The church
ihrnurh The choir windows. which, unlihc Tn" Other
yind,ws arr not lN,vdei with >cIrcnS. The pigeons
thus far have not made themselves annoying 10 '"c
nrrsts or congresation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
LAWRENCE, THE NURSE, COMMITTED FOR TRIAL

Henry c. R. Lawrence. the Bellevue Hospital nurse
who is said to have caused the death of John william
SpraCuo patient, by striking him III the race Win
his fst was taken before Justice laih'or AT inc
Yorkvllle Police Court yesterday, charged with homi-
eide Sprague who had been taken 10 the hospital
suffering from dclrium tremcns, wa; put into a
straitIacket and while in that condition was beaten
by Lawrence whom he had called by foul name
Dr. schneider, who present when the assault wa,
hccn broken The result of the autopsy Spgue body
showed that death was due 10 blow justice Ialhtor
Committed Lawrence without bail 10 await the action
of the Grand jury.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Reoi.trs,lon day IN New.Ycrk and Brooklyn
State Senate Committee Cities. Part H. Superior
Court. 10 80 Q. m
NewJerse, Jockey Club races. Elizabeth D. m
NewYork State Medical Association Convention NO. %
Afldison.sve.
Reub ic>n mass meeting Brooklyn Rink. D. m
Kings County OF RcI blican Clubs Phii. Sheri
dan Club p. m.
Meeting OF Worlds Fair Committees on Fine Ars and
Foreign Affairs. Gilsey House.
ps,hvterisn ministers meeting Fourth Avenue Presby.
terrain ChUIch.
Moss.mcetnc OF Hunearians Florence Hall. p. m.
Society Of Amateur photographers, No lis West Thirty
eighthst., 8 80 p m.
f. D. Morgan Post, No. 307, G. A. r. entertainment
Harlem Theatre. S y.
Lecture by Professor Jackson, Brooklyn institute m
Funeral Of the Rev. DR.. James NJ. Sherwood. No 80
McDonough.st. Brooklyn, y. IN.
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SHIPPING We US
popToF NEW.YORK. THURSDAY. OCT. 20, Is
ARRIVED.

popToF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OCT 23 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brcmerhaven tberl. schmidt Rremen OctS.
In ballast sinrzburg CO. Arrived at tho Bar at 23V
,,..., ,.,u..t..- ,.,,o-I... 10, - a., ,o,,..,
=, t,.rr,,l A Trube Arrived at the Bar at noon
STEAMER Ehy MI nj tBog) Meyer. Antwerp oct IL. with
d,c and passengers 10 Peter Wright Sons Arrived at the
lar u S $50 a ~. ,.,---.. d,
d,ya with mdse md PIN. ForwoOl Co Ar
rived AZ lar NJ 500 I'M. -
steamer Dunos Nor) Kanitz. Baracoa days. with
,,u,f and passengers To Dumois b GO.
STEAMER City of san Antonio Wilder, Fernandina via
Rrinswick Ga with mdse and passengers to Mallory
mdss and passengers 70 l. Walker.
steamer Dimock. Edridge Boston with mdss 70 H
STEAMER Barstow Corwin. Providence with mdss
70 racket BroA
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MANY REQUESTS TO CHARITY.

The will of John Ruszs. the furrer OF No " Mereo'
st.. New-York, who lived at No. 81 Pierrepo"'- s'''
BROOKLYN, was offered for probate In the surroEi'e
Cont Yesterday The estate is valued al So'ooooo'
To each Of the following institutions he gives @''
The ChIdrcns Aid society Of Brooklyn. the Broo"Nh
Orphan Asylum the Brooklyn Association for lmpioV'
inc the Condition Of the Poor, the Long lsland 'oeso
Hospital the Brooklyn Hospital. the Brooklyn hoi'eo
pathc Hospital the Brooklyn Young Mems Chfis'al
Association the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children the BROOKLYN Eye and Ear HOS
pita the German Hospital, In Fourffare.' Ne" aorh
a. S.uyork Soc,etv for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals the servian Common school OF Ba)s Hungary
the CITY Hospital Of the same place and tne SSr.nsh
literary Institution of Buda I'csth. Plymouth Church
receives IS 600 the income to be used for the I'M
provement of the church music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTrY-Thc Third Ward Republican
Association was formed Wednesday evening with
the following officers Charles f.. Burden president;
William WALL fr-t vice president; John " Flock sec
ond vice president: Frank IIcbberi. recording sccro
tary Joln Murray, financial secretary william
PUSHING Michael Welsh 101 years old. died
Yesterday afternoon at his home In this town. Welsh
who was a native of Ireland. had been resident OF
the town Of Flushing FOR many years, and had pos.
session Of all his faculties up To within short time OF
his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
corr MIDAS SENIORS ELECT OFFICERS.

The senior class OF til" school Of Arts OF Columbia
College held al exciting class election Of officers for
the year yesterday afternoon In Hamilton Hail. An
attempt on the part Of Of rhc class to run an
opposition ticket defeated and the following were
elected c. G. Kabheish (ncural president; Montague
Howard neutral, vlcepresident; John FAIR Putnam
(Apha Delta Phil secretary Charles Hamilton sisson
Della Ijpsilop) treasurer and W. G. Cammann psi
Upslon) historian. No poet was elected tn. election
for claSs-dav speakers will occur later In the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Double-breasted Sack Suits are the
"fadn of the season. We have good
stock and are making more. But
there's one lot that we oughtn't to
have had.
A soft-faced Black Cheviot, diagonal
weave, with an indistinct blue plaid;
looks like a black suit until closely
examined Foreign goods and cost
enough to be perfect. We thought
they were, until one or two customers
who had paid us S25. fer them COM
planned that the suits crooked" or
smutted. We have examined the lot
carefully, and find that some crock
considerably, others very little, Others
not at all. The price goes down to
$3.50 to compensate for the extra col
lars and cuffs man may use until the
excess of dye wears of.
There are eighty suits, all at Prince
Street store.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

one years old He has been coroners clerk for four
years He was a member Of tho Order Of the Knights
Of st. John and Malta
Detectives are at work looking for the issuer OF
number Of fraudulent checks drawn upon the COM
mercial Bank over the name Of james E. Halstead
All bear certifying stamp ostensibly that OF the
Commercial Bank, and signed by E. A. Mead as
cashier while the real cashier is J. j. Vail They arc
all for small amounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TT RAENED ON THE BAPTISIS.

WILLIAM RICHARDSON EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS
ON THE SUNDAY QUESTION IN
VIGOROUS FASHION.
Tho proverbial rainy weather which attends the
meeting Of Baptist bodies, presumably rom @e''
affinity with water did not fail the Long lsiaho AS
societion yesterday. This did not. however, case
damper upon the proceedings, and the afternoon session
was enlivened by breezy discussion. IL was ofo"sn'
about By the report Of . Committee on SUNDAY W
servanoe, which approved the work OF the SUNDAY
Society and deprecated the playing OF base
ball on Sunday and the running OF cats 10 oohNe!
crowds OF rude and persons to places OF popular
resort.
william Richardson. president Of the Atlsn'c Avenue
Railroad Company, said he would NRc 10 KNOW ho"
10 run cars and not carry all persons VINO "ahVo
A. "a. n WAS necessary for many persons to ride
IN cburoh and upon errands Of mercy. Only the Jaw
could stop the cars running on Sunday He thought
Il firing in the air to talk about running cais uu "
say nothing about buying Sunday newspapers ana
having Ice cream and milk delivered on sunosSs' ie
did not wish to be PERSONAL but there were Bapust
ministers who bought and read sunday papers anu ha
ice cream for Sunday dinners. As for himself he did
M, oroe- ice CREAM and as TO milk, he thanked the
Lord that no had q good COW. After further debae
the report was unanimously adopted
The Rev. s. b., Partridge, returned missionary
from China, addressed the meeting OF the woman
Foreign Mission Society. The statsucd commitee
ranorted g. COS members In the fifty seven churches
~ the association $50 baptisms, and net gain OF
"a, In the wear. The Dushwck Avenue and Pilgrim
churches were admitted to the association. .o,oo,
Trte eyeninC session devoted to SUNDAY .scnoOi
interests Addresses were made by Ralph Wells the
veteran sunday school worker, upon What more Csn
DR.. Charles II. Iarkhur.t, Of the Madison square
1reshvferian Church, upon "The Practical Hanuhhe
q - Gas Word" Both received the compliment OF
Close attention from large audience The place iOr
the meeting next year was left to the executive 'on
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.An explosion If illuminate occurred
In the Union Metallic Cartridge Company's establish
Incn Yesterday morning. and George Baker, who was
handling the composition, WAS blown into fragment.
lie had been twenty-five years employed by the COM
pany
SORWALK.-Thc Rcv. Charles VI. S"llcck has
hand the watrn~ and ve~iry of -. Paul Church
his resignation as rector, to take eject at once
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Trying TO SNATCH FCLTON'S LACRELS

From The Louisville COnrier-Journal.
4 Cincinnati paper attempts to prove that Thomas
weet of Lexington. father Of the famous painter
invented and successfully worked steamboat In l10
civ years before FultOns boat was operated. IL wa
,aetcd IN the town fork Of the Elhhorn, and tn,
IDENTICAL engine used is said TO be in the Asylum al
Lexington now The engine TOOK the boat O Gin
cjnnati on trip
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Judge John T. Harris, Of virginia bAO Ne'
WICK-Senator James B. Eusts, Of Louisiana. FIFTH
AvFNIEt;encral John W. Foster, Of indiana; Potter
Palmer Of Chicago aud Stevenson Burke OF Cleveland
GRAND-Gcnerai N. B. Swcitzler. u s. Army. PLAZA
Edward g. Isham OF Chicago. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ney.General Charles r. Tabor OF Albany.
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ONE OF THE INMATES WAS SUFFOCATED.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning IN 'he
four.story brick tenement-house No. 81 froh'-Sl''
which resulted in the death of John Ocrady' WHO
lived there and in the injury OF Patrolmah MOI All"
~ the Second Precinct. when the alarm way sent out
tho tenants made their escape with the exception OF
O'Grady The police told that he waS missing
and forced their way through the smoke to his room'
Were he was found dead. He had probably been
suffocated while asleep. PatrOlman McCann' While
irving TO remove Of the furniture from the room
after the body had been carried ont received ourhS
about the face The fire extended to Nos: 50 and 81
Front . but did little damage there. Most Oh Iile
tenants lost some of their furniture The IRE was
put out at little after O'Clock. The damage 10 inc
building was slight. II was owned by Mrs Hamilton
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THE DISEASE WAS NOT YELLW FEVER
Michael Cobb coal passer on the steamer santiago
Of the Ward Line. which arrived from the Vest Indies
IN October L. to his boarding house. NO 20 Gold
st. on Sunday and complained of feeling ILL., lie was
attended nv Dr. O,Cirady On Wednesday morning the
man died and there a suspicion that his disease
was yellow fever The house guarded by the police
and there was almost panic in tn" neighborhood The
Health Board was informed of the case and an
autopsy was held Yesterday afternoon under inc
dtreffton of the department. The found TO
Be one of bilious remittcnt fever and traces of
yellow fever were found There no one Ill on
board the vessel when she passed Quarantine.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
annr,s. GLIB O3 Moon sets 2o6 am Moons age IL
NIGH WATER
4 xsandy Hook. 4O3 Gov Island 4:22 Hell Gate CID
W-Ssudy Hook. ABB Island &lU He'll Cato. b33
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Announcements.

BODILY DOORS. =,
Health Food Company's Gluten soap reiho''' ~0"' "
Fifth avenue and all drugglsts
Browns Camphorated SaponaceouS .i,oa tSe
- has, ,oo,h ,n,y!or in tn" word Tor prrSINhg Tic
~ ,styh e os"Coong and delicious" IS cents Dotte'
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ ~,
90 WEST s9rH- ST. ,,,- o..
Dsease. Of the Nervous System tIcnto OfseA'
,ubnseace and Sterility. Hours TO l. S to 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

KEEPS SPECIAL SALE OF COLLARS, 49,,
&C. each 75c. per dozen. Broadway oet"e'" III" ANU
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INCOMINGi STEAMERS.
5ATTRDAr. OCT. %.
OUTGOING STE.i nERS.

SATURDAY. OCT. %.
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furnishe1 Annsca.

Z, LEGANT furnished house on Second
Ia Place. BROOKLYN. near lfenry.st.. 3.
story fancy brick very desirable: immediate
possession. JOHN .. HOYT. Jr.. III
broadway. n. Y.
FULLY furnished cottage u rent at
L Oyster nav. l.. l.. on the water: fne
view. large shade trees. grounds and stable
room. Apply " WM. J. YOUStiS. Oyster
Hay. L. l.
GUMMIT, n. J.-FuInished and unfur.
- ni>hed houses u let for season or
year; large and small. l.. ~. POTTER,
opposite station.
~ LIFFwoOD HOUSE. SA Clih. L. L.
~ 81 roona. fully furnished to lc. or sell
distant 90 miles access boat and rail also
cottages for private families. city improve
ments. T.. 4. DALEY. - West SSth.st.