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New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
ORANGE.

The Fast Orange Board # Eiuc'u has app'i'''H
a, teacher II vpc, music ln tic schools MI Harriet
L. Ellis. Mis- Eva J.. hcll has bc'u app 'H''o '''''
IN The primary department.
\. Harrison Lo,cy. on" 4 ~" widest in'"n ~ '"'
c,,,,.n. II ofsrr. di.d At h. hom" .u Na.ilnIi"H.
-t Oh T,e-Gay cyenint t-'m rn'nm'. ~, ly a,' S'
l.ru In i-42 Iu the I'D family H'Wr. i1 l' w,
n. had ever since lived. Il.- ptg MS. i"' hP'' '-
and one .-f~r -urtiy" hlrI. o. N'I o. Dis ".
funeral VIII le held iA.- u fu'In AZ "'''' j" 9'
Johns Church.
Fifteen ~ tic Orange Whc.lmen took .-'i ir.
II. Iilii,cth r-i evening. under OBJ" lrr' 'p "i
the captain, John Long.
fund f,r ih. benefit - james C,ur''. t' Ir'i.'
carrier. WHO Wa ru over JOB SCOT tl' g. d "'' IS
ha~ been started ht % number - tf """'" "''"
ON the route that he served.
Letter, have i,ru received from the I"y. u. !.
rlcr.in- pa-tor oi -. joint ,'thp.c 'hur'h D. WA
r.ra,,f a -flf:.I.- gain .H N't.ii .1 -'''.
i,tn,r fleming cNp..i, 10 uc home Dos Tire middle ~
>cpt"uhrr.
The many complaints - thc frln'.. = - 'f"i-'
80 t,,, a.. li- -tfr.I .. fI. ..tI..li". ". 10 s
-, fcru,-', and thorough Nu-hH- ni i.c i9 'u' .N
,.n.c,I,icn,c t.c quality % tnc water D. greatly Ii
proved.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
FIGHTING FOR THE USE OF ELECTRICITY.
rur COMFY ISLAND ROAD TRIES TO PREVENT
THE INTERFERENCE OF THE PARK
COMMISSIONERS.

william " Dykman as attorney for the 'ohey
Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company. ycSieTuay ap
piled 10 Judge BARTLETT, in the supreme Court ir M
Injunction restraining the Park Commissioners from
interfering with the Of electricity 10y the rOau III
he ocean Parkway. In July. l79O. the railroad De
gan 10 use electricity that part Of the road crossing
the ocean Parkway with the Joint consent, MI DNA
man declares. of the property owners and the Com
missioners Of Highways and the state Railroad Com
mission The Park Commissioners on July so at
tempted 10 stop the running of electric cars across
the ocean Parkway and therefore the company ASKS
The injunction.
W. T. Gilbert Assistant Corporation Counsel Oh
behalf of the Park Commissioners claimed N cN
ru.ve right over the CcuC0urse and the ocean iNh,
way and denied that the COMPANY ma me con III VI VI
The properly electricity m ocean ., "i
that The state Railroad Commissioners had yuiSO o"'
In fhe u>e Of any other than horse power III 'tcih
,th,yaV The Park Commissioners claim the li-Ht 10
control the Ocean Parkway aud the intersection "i
enX highway over which IL was bullt.
Mr. Dykman SAYS thai the PARK COMMISSIONERS III
.ttcmutiug To control the intersection OF a c'uulIH
road will The Ocean parkway and to interfere WIN
tlc rights Of a railroad. acroS, the line ~ WINCH uc
parkway was built after the railroad wa rnInhk V
exercising unconstitutional powers. DociSloh was IT,
served.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
pr,y ro prr NEGROES INrO MEIICO

dispatch from II. Lonl, ~aid NeN''r"'N "''
j. Milton Turner. lawyer of that cN' N"N '''''"-
10 thi, city To- arrange the dctall- ot pan WIN "
had for colouling negroes ia McSi'o. VII. l'',,'
nd b ,,,s sun,or,ed los a large coffee firm OF TINS
city which ha, a capital OF s5oooooo' The hr"
owned Il 100000 acre, of land IN Mexico "." ~
tended - coonze It with negroes VINO ""u" '''
co1co and SUGAR. The land would be- dlN'u'd '"'",
the negroes. for which no rental Won" !" ''"H
them. The my ,tcriou~ firm was WiHhE 10 ''''"
from - 900 900 f. SIOOO.OOO in the phIIihuH"P'
scheme and world have the details Of the plan 'e'cu
10y August IA .
Two prominent mcmhcrs OF the Cot'e HN'"',-0
said at once. when they heard TINS N"rN' u'' ','
Arhuchlc Brothers. the large coffee trm "l 40 -
From, - ou,,ht tn know all about this >cifme'
Charlie, Atbnchlc calml, dismissed the ,npJVS&, ~ Wv
sayinc that he had never heard OF j. Nll'"n n, !,
nor wa, hi, firm Interested in Hurh an "''t,. =,
intinatcd that MIR. Tdmcr was trNlus l" III. il,
himself aud his scheme, - A. To in"i',' ,Pn ,hat
him. Joseph j. O'Donohue'N sons uiu io' h''"" '
s!ch a story had even been circulated
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
An Old TIGHT RENEWED.
Nr coLrM,N TruL, HARD To Defend NEW.
YORK FROM Unjust TAX AS~I.~>NENTS.

ME CoLrM,N TEIl> HARD TO Defend NEW
YorK FROM UNJUST TAX ASSESSMENTS.
President Coleman. of tle Board of Ta>c, and
i....-m.ut- lr-lu l- annual faht t'-t rl1y "a the
>,,,. I.,rd ot Assessors, when T. H. Ellis. Of J'r'rr
.4a Comfy. ana ~ y. N0od. g C,ttHmu-u- County.
tr, Of OBJ. members. arrived 20 overhaul tae civ,
,r.,,,l assessed valuations. vi. Coleman ha, he'd q
., and bitter experience with these ofl,.r AID tic
contest he. ,lva,, ended 800 large advance If the
,lrc, AGAINST tho city, lie told Nc,-r,. Eli, and
wood Yesterday t1' their action in the past had been
,ifr r, ..,l-ly In regard ui thc RIGHTS ~ W" york;
and that n. ~ the r--uIt $50, ttai th, civ had Last
tclr contributed over sGoo.ooo 10 the support OF
schools ou, dc limits. Valuation. iu Ne" York. b"
.,d were advanced q, the hi-l. possible rnt" while
other ,te- cr. allowed % return 80 70 Cd" per cent
orlr So, Nurh ,ti- thus uld" th" -'"W'-nai ~ ih"
r.t u tr state. and hod 10 ply 1il 10, own "Npcn"'
and good part of those q th. interior besides. Il"
,l,ar,. iu assessments wa going ou ot most No.
lu-t rHro. Th, Ne'r ~ 0H. ;'""")'"". Last YEAR %
Vn- .i-Ou0ooo lud the YEAR l'i'r' -""ro""o".
Assessor Els replied that member, Of the Board
had last ,clr visited thc large Insurance ''urt'.''
and ..n.f.d their l,o. and iai discovered that th'
,li,i.l,. az r.i c-t,. up,u which they mad" loans
v,.rc much llr-rr tlau those of M" Tan Department.
pr. .tcnt Coleman explained that tHc 'omp'ni"- "r.
frltI,u to loan over 80 per cent Of The value Oh" i''
,ocur.tv Their appru-cr- considered ~ perfectly sale
f., l.,d s2o.oop on piece of ral ",at" worth 300"
,p fine market lut to DO this tlcy mat ''rii' iHai
ts, property would bring 10000. tn" state "a
b,d ri hold # some q thc-r Transaction. ana h'd
",.I, " made Them th. h,-i, for their calculations
Ir addition 90 tins fh'y lI taken th" testimony "
r.ll .,l'. men aui PROPERTY holder. Whose interest N
,,,- O.. -IuII~ the market. II" asked 90" \-' "r'
mat be- should %" allowed 70 -o With them ll 'h'iI
chase afer '.-timonN ou which q" r" NJ another ni-
.,I,,u,r On Nru Nur'- valuation and JET him cross
examine the people. hat thcf declined Nr coleman -
roa -ouIIlc request They viii do then "cNauu." ."s
i'm thc old way and conduct rttll huni oil ucII
own AT interval, during the rest Of the month
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
4 OFFER STORY ABOUT AN ARREST.

Frank Belts. Of No AL Ffth ave, was sent from
The Adams street Police Court Yesterday morning %
Iaymond street Jail for twenty nine days on charee OF
vacIancy preferred by Policeman otabc', oi inc fHS'
Precinct soon after the commitment william NcN'
lake If no 81 Myrtle ave. called upon Police Justice
Walsh and said that young Eetts had been uiJuNiN
arrested. Mr.. Westlahc said that he mad engaged
Be,tS on Tuesday morning As a travelling SaIc'iliah
and he wac about Ia advance him money for expenses
when the arrest took place lie had gone into store
10 get a bill changed aud wa handing some money
pn tbe Sidewalk iu front o. his Cih," when the p0itc
man camc up and seized irtt> bv the shoulder. At
codnc tn Nc-tlakc, story both he ana bettN urea 10
eN plain that ths was nothing wrong. but the pon.c
man would not listen I" thcn ana. aftcf taInE bItls
~ the police station told the sergeant IN cIsc ttt
he had seen BcttS push Wc-tlakc against the ThihE
and take money fIOm him. The policeman HfN,
charged Bets with stealing but ailerNad cIAuEet
III, charge 10 NdErducN. VT Nt>tIdhc "d> ''4" ''''
the case would be- investigated , O.. I'LL.
An interesting feature oi The case Il thdt N',lIaN
w, also arrested along with Bctt, on 'hdI-e ="
iutoX catiOn and sent 20 jail i'r Two CAV a
Le -aid he had no moucN with when I" pay ms M.
In making out hi commitment. however ms >ehWl'e
wa. uut down aS one day and soon ~ he aiiNtu az
the jail he released. lie thclcupph m"uc '''9
complaint 10 Police Justice Walsh
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NEWS FROM NEW-JERS
Jersey CITY.

TIE DROWNING OF JOSEPHINE FERBER
The parents Of Josephine Fcrber the scventccnyear-
old girl whose body found Yesterday on the shore
Of Lake iopatconc, live at No. 4oo faHs'"e'Ne''
Jersey CITY Heicht, The girls brother was TIC only
,or,tcr ~ the family who could ne last nigh.
He said a dispatch reached the house about q p. m.
giving information Of the finding Of his sisters body
but il contained no further information HIS father
Philip Ferber intended to start for Lake Hppdt'ohe
this morning 10 claim the body and learn what he
,,d alout the case Bevond the knowledge Of her
Wn'nr Eorbcr aid thai his sister had been LIVING out
al service with John Mler'N family in lio6oken and
,rheu the family went 10 Lake llOpatcong Iouf "eeh,
or ~ romoin thn entire season. she accompanied
them. The young man had no idea that there was was
any suspicion Of foul play IN connection WIN HIS
sisters death.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
roR TILE CATHEDRAL CHINES.

The trustee, Of ~. Patrick Cathedral have made
,,rtri,, with the Clinton H. Nrn'cy Bell Company. of
1rov for the chimes which Will be- placed In th" ~ty
of u,. Cathedral There viii b" fifteen bells. weighing
i the sto., Ju-t 1000 pound,. The hcll- Will b" ~
follows. Is Nat. 800 pound &. 5ljO pounds u,
B 300 pounds T. hat 3.OiO pounds t.. 100 pounds 3
T. .O,O pound, g. lGoO pounds. hat. DO pounds ;
4 io25 pounds, - Tat 500 pounds; G., $50 pounds, u.
80 pounds l. Nat. 800 pounds H. 40 pounds T. 400
,,ud- The bells have bru given To the cathedral 10y
prr-ou, living various arr o the city OF country or
n other countr,- and each bell viii bc Inscribed with tho
nnnt u Tho rlNNr.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
STATEN ISLAND.

MTDDIETOWN Nj. Mary Ann Bascomhe, who
wa candidate for school Tru~'c" In IN" second
District of Nidlotovn az the election held on Iue'
dav night. Wa defeated hy Felix plIulIn, who WI'
r.. elected ly 100 majority Mr. Ea-combc had maze
a thorough canvass from house - house.
ETGFWATEE. The ECccwat"r Board OF Trustee,
ba> decided n u~c c;~ f,r the lighting of the street
INSTEAD Of tho electric -ht~ now iu u-" frequently
ou stormy -ht~ the streets If the village were lit
Il total darNie-,.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
DID the LETTER CARRIERS DRINK TOO wren

\ report reached h. Po.tonc" Yesterday that some ot
t,e carrier, Postal station r. who have had nouhlc
with their sup. riut'ud,ut Mr. bic Hn-on. had been ia
the habit VI secretly obtaining liquor In the room which
ti., used changing thrlr clothes. from clerk, la a
Grocery store n,Nt door the station. who passed tho
bottle. through aperture, In the cellar wall The carrrI,
objected 70 Superintendent Dckn-on order that they
should not Use their any place Of rest
and recreation. The real objection o M" oid'r. II
aid va, would prevent the conNi,al carriers
from indulgnc their u,u, practice # drinking super
ncndrnt Morgan aid yesterday that he had heard nothing
Of the case from thr superintendent the carriers.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
yEW.rORK.S EXCELLENT CREDIT.

Controller Myers opnod the bid, for Si42.Co0 per
cent Armory PAYABLE November l. 1909. YESTERDAY
There wee. nine bid, ALL Offering fiom 100 135 IO3
premium. and argi, eating &iG3ioo1 The awatds were
follows 500 COO Co. She Commercial Union Assurance
company at 1c3 20 and s-i@oo0 20 Harvey FISH 4 som
,t lo. - The Controller expressed himself highly
-fitn.d with tl. result and ln Ni'" q Hio"hyn- failure
O., obtain purchaser i1f hrr bonds Thought that the hand
.,,ne lr.un, offered wclc o. -tuEinc evidence. ot u,
,oGity Il the credit Il NrwYosh. .nd Of the excellent
method prevailing in the management Of the cys finances
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE KrARSARGE STORIES EXAGGERATED.

Of the soopof-war Kcar,arge declare that
the published In of the newspapers about the
selling II the while the vessel the
IIayan cNJcc,tatd and do the officers great in
Justice The facts that Lru"nantt commander Chnr
B,Anap executive oarcr u pure sympathy for the
enlisted when IN Iayu where lee could not b" OBJ
Tor cooling the water. purchased beer which
va. given to the crew once week at actual cost This
interest greatly appreciated aud with tho
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
ALONG THE SOTND.

BEGDGEPOET-TAirty veterans of the 9Th Con
ucctlcut Regiment attended Oh" reunion At seaside
lark Yesterday. Colou" Rch'rl Fiuci bons If the
CITY Board of Health. was elected president Of the
orl,riyation. The io"ut, i've NIL" road race Of
the bridgeport and Rambling Wheel climbs wa par
t.,lpAtc1 ~ about thirty member. fh" Iuu be
o.. by turnpike from bridgeport r" Norwak and r.
turn. Fran, T. >'nle won the first pare a gold
watch and q silver medal ih" run was made 10y
Inn I'm tno hour and ,N minutes.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
FATAL EFFECTS OF 4 KICKING.

The police on Monday morning found Charles
TIempe twenty five years old, German labOrer OF
No. 10Y West Seventeenth-st, in a dying condition at
Elghth-ave and Thirty -siXth-st Trempe complained
of pains in his stomach and said he had Just come
from Guttenberg lie sent 10 bellevue Hospital,
where he died on Tuesday. several ugly bruises were
found on his body as though he had bern severely
kicked but the man too weak TO give any account
nuzzled over The case but think Trempe may have
been injured in a fight in Gutehbers'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth Park, ESQ p. M
St Cecilia Society annual convention.
Schnorcis Club annual excursion to Bridgeport
Middle States Rowing Association regatta, Newark,
y. J.
Natonolists meeting. Cooper Union, p IN
Retail Grocers' Union picnic, Harlem It'cr PARK.
BROOKLYN Board Of Aldermen. -
American Institute quarterly meeting, NO III "es'
y. ~.
Music in East River Park by 9Lh Regiment Bahu p' H.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

BENARLE-Concressma John T. Hea,d, Of Mis-
souri EVERFTT-Iohn T. Sanhorn Of Michigan. FIFTH
AVENUE Senator r. f. Pettgrew - south Dakota. ana
Uoracio Gulman. Minister for Nicaragua at Washington.
HOFFNlAN-Ro,weu Miller president Of the Chicaso.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Company MURRAY
HILI.-Winiam Purcell Of Roche 'er. and the Kew Dr:
r. X. Conrad Of Philadelphia. NORMANDIE-"eher@
w. d. Whipple. L. 5. Army
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL KILLED.
he FALLS FROM WINDOW TO THE SIDEWALK
AND FRACTURES HIS SKULL.


Francis J. Cummings. principal Of Public schooi
No IL i'm Ucyward St. was Accidentally killed yes
tcrday morning. lie fell from third story wIhuow
in the Peck slip Hotel. Kent ave. and BrOdd"aN' au
fractured his skull lie died shortly after being 'shcl
10 the Ckmerst police station. lie reelShreu "'
the hotel on Friday night and after short CONVERSE
ton with the night clerk went to bed Al '0' YES
terday morning Policeman OConnOr, who was stahahS
near the ferry. heard heavy thud on 'e ''"o ''1o
walk and found Mr. Cummings bleeding from "ouhl
In the head The policeman called an ambulance anu
MIR. Cummings was taken 10 the station where he
died.
Mr. Cummings. who a young man ana uh-
married came from Clinton, oneida County. lie was
appointed principal Of school No Il September 80 ~.
1850 In i--4 and so he Was professor IN l1yod
college baltimore. cOng from there 10 81 MARY
Institute Amsterdam. y. V, principal. Inc wear
pr,vlou 10 his coming 10 Brooklyn he was professor
m scion Hall College. SOuth orange, y. J. he re
ceved the degrees of bachelor and Master oi At lrpu
Cc0rgctown University. taking thrceN ears post
graduate course IN that institution. IL i suppoSeu
that ne fell from the hotel window while sltlnS by
10 asleep.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
10 COLLECT roRrgIrLD BoyDS.

The cap.e Board . had undo. consideration for some
use ur qu.slon of pushing o',eding- against nI
ioaismeu who the bonds Of rumshopkecpef who's,
lleenses have Teen revoked Yesterday Rari dccd
y AK prompt collect these forfeited bonds
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

Each keeper has furnish two bcndsmen who qnaIly
~, th. .i,, OF $3.50 each This they make good II
for any reason saoon-keeper's License is revoked
1ho are about lGO f these cases bonds have been
forfeited to the city aggreeatlnc about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sunrses s6S ssts Us Moon rsesll i+pn Mooas age
WATER
/E-Sandy HOOK. O37 GOV Island O;54 Hel. Gate 1N
PM-Szndy Hoog. LII GOV. Island iS9 Hell Gate 3yl
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
PORT OF NEwYoRK. K.....~wEDNEsDAY. AUG g. 1880

steamer state Nevada Br Henderson, Glasgow July Is
Moye 20 with Dde and passengers 10 Austin Baldwin
STEAMER C6arx I'D peters shields July in ballast to
III stursberg e Co. Arrived al the Bar at l.s5 m.
keDcr (Br Flott Alexandra July ~ Gibraltar
~ with Seymour Paper CO. vessel Ia simpson.
spence d Young Arrived at the Bar al
Camden BIZ James. Progreso days with hemp
10 Funch Edye e 90 Arrived at tho Bar al 50 sta
Steamer adano fSpanL trOicOctea ClenfueHos days.
In bal. at 20 Chas sumner CO.
steamer Holstcn OGer Gefken Port Maria with fruit and
passengers q Vessel. & co.
steamer Nor HcFunanstad baracoa days. with fouis
10 Come, n PetI-all
steamer Cty Of Columbia Ray Havana days. with mdse
and passengers to Jas l. Ward a 90
steamer Ncuassee. Mckee Jacssonyiie VIA CharIeson
lay, with mlse and passengers To WmP clyde & CO
britannia scott. shanghai III days, win miso
to Ram Bros vessel 10 J Bruce Tsmay.
Bark Cloulte. Bowden, Zanzibar lOA days. Win mdse
to order vessel To Miller * Houghton A.,
Bark southesk tBr. Hal. London So Gays win mdss
To order: vessel TO Vernon Brown & co.
SUNSET at sandy Hook light. w; cloudy and haLy.
AtCty Island, light SW; partly cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Indiana (Brl. Richie. Glasgow-Austn
Steamer Poara Ger) schaske stettn and Copenhagen
steamer iielert (Gerl Kaempf, hamOurg. Corus
stenIner Seneca stevens. Havana ana Ma'ahIss jas
Sfeanrr Wer.eund CNor). wese. Bsracoa-Mones q 10.
steamer Kansas CITY. KemDOn. saydnnak X l. "aker
steamer Fanita Pennington, Wilmington. NC-Mm Cb0e
steamer wyanoke, Boaz Norfolk and Rlchmond-old Dos
"t.tC SiHamep Aisenborn Lewis Balumore-IhC Foster
steamer ltfrrl schmidt. Ballmorr II Sotts
steamer Belnngham tBr Watt Philadelphia John Sea-
Steamer Martha McCabe. Van Kirk PhiladeIpha-Hoo-
SIefrnt Cottage city Bennett Portland Horauo Hal
J,TE Avonmore lBr smith, Antwerp whitney e 90.
BARK Aymore lNOD. sorensen, Bori'aaA-BehA~h bOy'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
Colchester. Tor kotteriami Austrla, Ahl"etp,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

SWANSEA Aug 4-sailed steamer Rhodora (Br), Dwyer.
FOR New York
MANsUEG Aug 4-sailed. steamer oevelgonne .Gtr.
for New York
HAVE Aus sailed steamer Rhaetia tGer). Kuhlewein.
from Hamburg hence for New York
Ang s->al.ed. steamer Ludsate Hm tBr), bro"n' HoR
London hence for NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
ELIZABETH.

4 HEAVY BLOW FOR LOCAL FNPREeS FIRMS
The Ncw-Jcrsey Central Railroad Company Yesterday
nostcd MP notices at it, ferry pier In Eunc'hpor' tha
On september and until further notice the ferry 1"
Nc,y. York would be discontinued. The announcement
* REGARDED as a death blow to the various local cN
press firms that for wear, have transacted nearly all
their business by this route. They cannot % u "S
rail a. thc United states Express Company mas con
tract with the Central Railroad giving II iIc sole rsh
to tbis traffic while the Adams Express company hhs
flo somc privilege with the Pennsylvania Railroad
IuIc,s ther,for, an independent company o>ahll''cS
ferry r,utc 10 New York and intermediate points
tbc cxprc.-mcn will lc driven out Of business. Inc
local cXprc,,mcn are Ju(l ". benjamin. John Frank
lin james KcItinC Y illiam Norris ana 'INcr S'"Iy'
Mi nf whom run wagon, and some two or thrrc ohlN.
rh, liz, manufacturing firms along the water il"ui
bcre which ship many goods by the ferry and ddIlV
send their trucks to NcV->"iF VIII uc P"u ~ """''
inconvenience 10y the ~u~pcr-ion. ,,...
Reports werq' current yesterday that a HNhdl'H'c
of confalist, had been formed To- -taIt ferry ir"u
TliIaictllavc the old landing place. - ~" I9rk
and If they could purchase the Central fahchle
that thcy would apply 10 the city, when pfocNc> -
own the pier. for permission 10 operate Terry from
that point.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
Announcements.
Go WHERE log WILL


you'll find sOZODONr ia vogue. People have thrown
away thoir to0th.loNdr> and washes and pllced us
'.rifarou. Dl,-.rtatiNc the toilet taae
n their pat, keeps the teeth III splendid order ani
spices the breath.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
SAILED.

ieemers Majestic City OF Chester and Itay for yerpoo
Fri,saud and Illinois, Antwerp Norlya. HtmOurg A4er
and Hermann Bremen Panama Bonieank Amos loI, sa
Tr nee seneca Havana Ata1na. MOntcgo Bay Liinpaas
Ga weston. Mar. NewOrlcans Kansas ny s.vAle-i
Fanira Nilmlngon Wyanoke, Havana, Martina McCsoe,
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
AN ArrrMpr ro rEErErrArE 4 rARK FAlLs.

In the matter Of the Lcrcrt- Park estate the 'onr'
NJ Anpe,ls has affirmed Judgment di>mi--ins the
complaint In i-47 Boswell Grave purchased piece
ot property in the seventh Ward known a. Ci'V'r I'M
Farm the conditions being that II NhonId aI"aNN Do
used a, para. Aitcrwari. through The foreclosure {"
a mortgage made by the trustees OF the par" lp' INV
buildnc of fence the property passed INTO the hdns
of prvate owners. Who Iut 10 60 private use anu VINO
becamc defendants iu suit brought IN l--' by NtIH
A Grave. daughter OF Roswell Grave. IN recover uo
uroprV on the ground that the conditions o ~" nav
nc hren broken the property should NNeT 10 the a>
owner who observed those conditions. Inc rover
Courts decided IN favor Of the defendants ana nave
been sustained In th, decision by the court oi Ap
pcals.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY lIARS by MILLIONS
~ MOTHERS tor their CHILDREN WHILE II Eth.
ING MIth PERVECf SUCCESS It SOoTHES ihe
CHILD. SoFTENs The GUNS ALLAYS OIL tAIN
pIARRHOEA sold by Druggists In every part OF tho
world cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

A NEW FOLDED COLLAR.
4 W." oTTUMwA. "E. W."
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
ARE TIE roLIcE ENTITLED To 81

The acton brought by John j. Mcchan. police
nan against the cty Of BROOKLYN 10 recover Tl3' 80
alleged to De- duc hW salary under his proper
rating va, I.s.ore judge Clcmen; In the Clty Court
-. tcriav The -uit i> test growing ont 81
,ont,,di,tiop, m the law Of l--- rating the Brook
lvu police force. Commissioner bcH followed tho
section giving the lower salaries. If Mcehan wins
hi case. 200 Other policemen VIII BRING SUIT Inc
Judge took the papers IN the case.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
IT-xTRY For TOTRrsrS

Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder in metal boxes. WITH
pat,n Mt measuring tube. seat and portable. 20 cts
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

man shot the rabd animals and the heroic dog catches
returned to his wagon.load OF cu:s.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
IsSuperior to Every Other Known.
See latest L. S. and Canadian G00c,nmem Rlo0,f5

exception Of few who dislike the officer for some uai
reason the men commend his interest In them
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
A SHIPS CORPORAL SUING FOR WAGES.

william Mcdonald. ships corporal on the United
State, ship Gacua has begun ,ult IN the CITY Court
AGAINST william = Pope. master at arm, on the
Galcna 10 recover wages al the rate Of ~ day from
November is. 1--9, 10 June -, lo"O NcDohd" Wa
pail f,r h, ordinary services by the Government.
nm, his pr,...nt claim j, for personal service - Pople
t,s -,ucrnr during cruise. 1hc defendant saws that
McDonald wa, found mtrustworthP and WaS dis-
c.,, s,d from m. -.r, ice The men had trouble
and at Key West Mcdonald charged Poplc with
smuggling cigars.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
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