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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01

.tf. Mass. August 3i-Dr Oliver
Holmes passed his eighty-nrst
4- bis summer house here Friday
E quiet manner I'm speaking OF
birthday. te said. This is my eighty
and Hud o au 'cf wear. I realize
F.-alous as thirty or forty years
D.. life is royab.c and pleasant %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01

MELBOURNE, August 3l.-The full police
force Of this city and 1000 special consta-
bles were on duty to-day, but the labor
demonstration which marked the day
proved 10 be orderly. Forty thousand
men. representatives of all trades, formed
in procession and paraded the streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
A witty Customer

went to a drug store and asked for SOZO-
DON'T. The stOrekeeper said, Were
ont Of that, but here is something just as
GOOD 80 The practical customer said: NO
Won don't" and walked out TO neighoor-
ing store and got bottle OF SOZODONT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
DANFORru BEArEN.
A Memphis pug" Does Up tine Streator
Ind.

NrNPu~. TENN.. August 81 - Tommy
Dluf0rth. of Streator. Ills. and "Reddy'
Brennan. OF Memphis, fought finish fight
today with tw0-0uuce gloves for a purse
of $500 The ring was pitched at Mound
CITY. Arkansas. The men entered the
ring weighing l2S pounds each. Brennan
seemed t0 bee in the best condition. Eight
rounds were fought and though Brennan
suffered severely he knocked DauiOrth out
by JOLT iu the neck. DaufOrth is the first
man 0f any note be has fought. After the
fight Danforth offered 20 fight Brennan
here again within three weeks for purse
of 800. but Brennau's hackers have not
vcf decided to accept
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
ACCIDENT AT MoUNDsvrLLE.
n. a q. Telegraph Operator struck by "a
Low Bridge.

Sf--ii. telegram % tts Register
MorNpsvuIr, August 3l-An accident
happened at the first bridge east of the b.
IS %. depot 90 Moundsville, yesterday after
noon which came near resulting in the
death of G.. IT, Carpenter, night operator
tor tae p. IS ID. 40 Cameron. Mr.. Carpen-
Ger had been working at wreck and had
boarded freight train 90 return home
Hc bad climbed on top of the cars and was
waving farewell 20 some friends He fail
cd to notice the warning signal and the
bridge. which crosses the road. struck him
ir Che back of the head. knocking him TO
che ground Tie was carried 90 the depot.
where DR. III VS. Han dressed his wounds
At last accounts his mind was wandering.
uot even recognizing his immediate friends.
luL 4 II Lnnu.lL be will recnNnr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
Now York varnIshers strike.

New YORK. August 3l-At the meeting
of the Varnishers Unions to-day Tor
BROOKLYN and New York, II was deciddd
that the 100 members should 20 on slriKe
Tuesday for increased pay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
Se7 600 900 for Silver Mines.

DENVER, Col. August 3l.-The Nc'cs
this morning publishes two column artl-
Gle which says an English syndicate, head
ed by c. c. Morgan, has secured an option
on all the leading silver mines near Aspen,
Col. and places the figures at the enorm-
ors sum Of S31OOO.O00
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
Killed for Five Cents.

GREENvILLE, Miss, August 3l.-Negroes
were playing craps to-day when difficulty
occurred about five cents. During the
row Willie Henderson struck Andrew
Freeman over the head with base ball
bat, killing him instantly. The murderer
ESCAPED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
Noted Counterfelters Caught.

CINCINNATI, O., August 3l.-Late last
night Miles Ogle, a celebrated counter
feiter. was brought before United States
Commissioner and held 10 answer the
charge of counterfeiting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
ENDED MS LIFE.
Proinincat business Man. of Butler. Pa.
Takes Opium.

Prrr>EURC, August 3l.-John Britton.
General Manager Of the Butler. Pa.
salt and Chemical Works. committed
suicide to-day lu the Hotel Boyer.
0y taking opium. BrItton was
oace Well known oil
man, later a lumbeman, afterwards
becoming manager of the above COM
uauy. He had $500 shares i'm the
Chemical Company, but hc has been
hypothecat.ug them rapidly, and lately
has become badly involved. This
trouble unsettled his mind. as he acted
Queerly about the hotel, before going {,
his ruUm
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Window Gia,. Furnaces In Blast.

MuLEvuIE, y. j., August 3l.-Nearly
an the window glass furnaces throughout
New Jersey Will 20 into blast tomorrow
and the outlook for the season is very good.
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RECORDS BEATEN.
Alaba,ter and Roy wilkes DO Grea
Wnrk

Work
INurrENuECE. IA. August 3l.-Ala0aster
aud Roy Wilkes each lowered the record
Yesterday Alabaster's work was i'm the
i0ur-vear-0li trot. purse 5000. Alabaster
won the first heat with edse, on the second
be came fying down the track and passed
under the wire i'm 2I5, breaking the four
vear-0.d stallion record This colt is by
A oerdeeu. dam by AlmOnt aud the prop
erty of Myers and Wagner, Dayton, Ohio.
Roy Wilkes was sent 20 beat his record OF
q l9. and broke another worlds record,
mlklrr Il. milo In ? .uNL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
snnlnr Nnse I'M.

AT Philadelphia-Athletic o. St Louis
l2. hits. & and II. errors. and =: earned
runs. 81 Louis 8; pitchers, Green ami
CrfVaffs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
CUBA.
The Empress of Austria to Visit Havana
Incognito.

HAVANA, August 3l.-Advices from
Spain says that the Empress of Austria in
tends to visit Havana, and will travel in
coguito. a dispatch from Santiago de
Cuba says that, in the excitement attend
ing an alarm Of fire on a tow-boat, some OF
the persons on the vessel jumped over
board and three women were drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
CZAR AND KAISER FALL OUT.
Why the German Emperor Hastily Quilted
Peterholi

ItItTHUI.
VIENNA. August 3l.-Thc Ncu Eric
PrcSSc says that Emperor William and
the Car had disagreement while they
were at Nerya. in consequence of which
the German Emperor shortened his
visit and hastily quilted Pcterhoif Il
dav earlier than he had expected to do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01

Continued on IhtTd Fdge
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oPettIt 4cttJiuW ~ tftt AtgtateF.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 81
The annual assessment OF the railroad
corporations Of this State was completed
yesterday by the Board OF Public
Works The total valuation Of the
thirty-one roads in the State splaced at
SIT, ,237, 7GG.6l, which is divided among
the roads, by counties, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
4 SEA CAPTAIN CUTS HIS THROAT.

CAPTAIN william Miller age forty who was formerly
in command Of the late Allan ThOrndike Rice's
steam Yacht Daisy, cut his throat yesterday morning
in Mrs Mills's boarding house. No. 81 Kinc-st lie
was bachelor. After the appointment of Mr. Rice
as Minister 10 Russia the yacht sold and Cap
tain Miller was not able TO obtain another situa
ton although be had good letters Of recommendation
He became discouraged and drank too much liquor.
He occupied a rear psrlOr in the boarding house. In
company with son Of Fireman Cavansgh, who lives
up- stairs As the fireman leaving the house yes
terday morning. he heard groans in the back paror
and looked in there. Captain Miller sat on the
edge Of his bed covered with blood, and holding a
razor In his hand. lie had cut his throat severa
times but none Of the ragged gashes extended u
the arteries. An ambulance was summoned ana ~
was removed to st. Nincents Hospital. The sur
geons who scwed up the wounds said he had hght
ing chance recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
TO Study THE PROBLEM OF POVERTY.
MRS. ALICE FREEMAN PALMER SAYS THIS IL

MRS. ALICE FREEMAN PALMER SAYS THIS Il
WORK FOR o3LLEGE WOMEN TO DO.
The state meeting Of the New-lork Association u
Colleriate Alumnae held yesterday AFTERNOON az
.ho home Of DE- Charles IL. Gardner No. 6O' fi'h
ave Mrs c. G. Trask presided N the absence oi
,he STATE Director. Mrs. severance, OF Bu'aIo
Miss Helen Dawes Brown read the report ol inc
New-York Society. Miss Browns report was supple
mcntcd by an interesting address by Mrs Helen HIS
cock Backus Report, from the Buffalo ana syracuse
branches were also read.
At the close OF the state meeting, the quarterly
meeting of the Ncw-YOrk branch of the association
took place. the chief feature OF which was paper on
.Thc Present OppOrtunltic, Of the Nc~-lork Ahmhae
Tx Mrs Alice Freeman Palmer. After consratuaths the
association upon the character Of its members, MIS-
Palmer sad that college III New ORR had two
important fields open 20 them. The study OF the
nrobcm of poverty with IL attendant evils and the
wisest means for lis prevention or amehoaton, ana
secondly, the question Of the education OF girls ana
Women The college settlement offered, MIS-.
Palmer believed. excellent opportunities to study the
methods Of work among the poor lie ADDRESS was
loudly applauded. - vi.
Among those present at the meeting we're Miss
Alice b. LOngstrcet. Miss Vi. l.. Avery. Miss l-cnnle
Nathan Mcycr. Miss f.. @. Abbott, Mss Caroline b.
lie Rome. Miss Graham, Miss Maria Porter liu' e.
Miss Helen Nagill Mrs. ". {. ErOwnen, Mrs Francis
Fisher Wood, Miss Annie IrOwn, Miss Ella VEGA
Miss lane Denton. Miss Margaret Graham. Miss Anna
r. Brown Mr.. Cornca X. Fitch Mrs. Nmifred
Egerton Merrill. Mis-, Clara L. PotwIn Ms Hubbard
DIR Emily L. Gregory. Mis- Elizabeth conn., Dr
Lucy Han. Mrs Young Fulton. Mis- Mad5c HcaIy
Mrs Charles Pratt, j., and DR.. Emily Blackwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
THE MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.

The arrangements for the Memorial Day scrNi'''
which are to take place At the Metropolitan opera
,,,ea an Friday evening, May 30. making rapid
nroprcss under the direction Of cx Judge Van lloe'ch
chairman of the Memorial Committee OF the "rahd
Army Of the Republic, and r. j. Atkinson, secretary
As was published in last sundays Tribune, General
T. A. AIger Commander in Chief OF the Grand Army
Of the United States, VIII be the permanent pcS"'hs
omcor the Rev Dr. John X. Paxton will offer the
nr,ror and CONGRESSMAN j. =. Deliver. Of Iowa, Will
deliver the Grafton. Among the artists who nave
offered their services b. assist in the entertainment
are Miss Inez Caruzh. the wellknown harpist; Mis-
Catharine Hike soprano; Mrs Bcveidge, soprano {;
Madame Julie De Ruytcr. contralto; Miss liot1n'
cnntraito. Uudlev - Buck, tenor nignOr Batl,tna,
tenor w. H. Pope and Emerson BROOKS. clocutlonlsta
The official programme Of the evening VIII be an,
reserved seats will receive attention addressed to
f. J. Atkinson, secretary Of the Memorial COMMITTEE
q. A. r., Room 4, City Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
NE SAYS KANSAS Is FLOr RISHING.

PERHAPS it will surprise the New York housewife to
learn that the spring chicken She bought last evening
came all the way from Kansas. Tribune reporter
met Thomas Bingham. Oi Parsons, Kan, Yesterday
shr,iv after he had disposed Of "a carload Of fowl,
II cents a pound, that he had brought from his home
The Live Poultry Transportation Company have ear,
cspeciaIy built for carrying this class Of food. The
car, have on their roof tank containing 80 gallons
ot wafer which from time Ia time Is tapped and
fills the water troughs for the birds. while tie feed
ing is an easy matter. The car, carry $500 birds
Those seen yesterday. Notwithstanding a four days
Journey looked lively rs If they had Just stepped
out Of barnyard
Kansas farmers, Mr.. Bingham said, were looking
nm and failed to understand why the Farmers
Alliance authorized statements 10 he made that al!
the farms there heavily mOrtgagcd. The farms
a. a rule ran from 100 10 $50 acres. with mortgages
from 900 to al 900. IN Labcttc County there had
been more mortgages pad on during the last Xix
months than In the five previous Year, aud this
was true of the whole state. Money that formerly
had to be borrowed at the runous rate Of 10 or Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
TILE ~. SrnnY nF TIE INEANE.

Albany MAY 1.-THE opinion Of the stat" Com
mission I'm Lunacy having been requested concerning
fine effect of the state Care Insane law upon the
commitment Of insane patients to county insane
aylunns The Commission ruling has been forwarded Ia
all comfy superintendent, Of the poor "a follows:
Whatever authority any Of Tn" exempted counties
had 10 receive into the county as ums insane patients
70 any class was solely due 10 the fact that such
,c. we're exempted from the operation Of the Willard
,.,Iurn acr By Section 10 of Chapter l36 If the
Laws Of 1880. all exemptions from the operation Of
10 yi,i,rd ASYLUM act were revoked and therefore.
-, c'm,'tics texccpt New York. Kings and Monroe
are placed upon the same footing and are deprived Of
e ro,y..r or authority to receive INTO IN" Insane de
,ar, Incnt nj their ppDrhOu.cs any Insane patients
"rtifed 10 be Insane since April H. $780, the date OF
Tho massage Of the state Care law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
IN FAVOR or THE ANrI.c0ySoLIDArIoN PARTY

A skirmish in the fight to prevent the consolidation
OF ST. stephens Protestant Episcopal Church. in Forty
sixth ST., with the Church Of the Holy Trinity AT one
hundred and twenty second i. ana LenOX ave, was
fought in the General Term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas on Friday. and won by the party which
wishes have the churches remain separate. Some
time ago suit brought by the members OF the
vestry Of St stephens favor the uniOn against
Blackhurst, the treasurer OF the church. 10 com
pei him to deliver the seal Of the church 10 them. 50
dhat they could seal the contract If consolidation.
Civil Justice Murray, in the Eleventh District Court
decided against Mr.. Blackhuf>t. who appealed the
case. ON Friday In the Common Pleas, General
Term the decision Of Justice Murray reversed.
William IL. Hamilton appeared for Mr. Blackhur,t and
General Wager swaync for the con sOlldation party
Three suits In connection with the light will come w
on the first Monday In June. one brought in The
Of the Attorney General Of The state TO sci
aside the election at St stephens and the other
two are for injunction to prevent the consolidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
THE SQrfDE0N or EyoLrTioN.
A GAME ~ BALL AT MALTA BErwlfN TEAM
From TIE ATLANTA ANp BOSTON.

A GAME ~ BALL AT MALTA BEr"liN IL\N'
From THE ATLANTA ANp BOSTON.
Malta. April ao.-Tlc American squadron VII leave
how. Al midnight for Agior. after having spent a
mos, enl,, able tine Al Malta. Officer, and men have
been fctcd and entertained u 81! I'~-lhl" "'', ana
,n. ,fn,,.t god feeling ha, prevailed between TIE t""
nc.ts Yesterday afternoon OBJ" baseball teams II
m. u,,.t,u and Alta 3 treated the Eur-hucn 20 an
,,,itit and h0ly contested match the Malta polo
.,r,,nd. 4 large attendance uNly 81 "reat Lrain''
naval a,d military ofIccr,-mauy ~ high lanh 40
COMMANDED los their Wltc, a.d daughters. Witnessed
the came. The game opened "lth the Atlanta }"
tbc field aud the BOSTON, al the bat. Inc
second man At the bar lat hot liner between
short and third, which Vds hc!dci clcvcrly.
and double play wa, the result Ia"
rnrli.hmcu exclaimed: ly J"Nci Where is IN"
l,u,r "Dh YOU the ball p" 50 lively Wa th"
play mat they might have been parioncd for thinking
some one had put it u his pocket aud walked home
with it, The third man struck out which
brought the Atlantis to the bat. The first man got
base on balls. the second man a base hit. which
nr.t by "A scratch hi. the fourth knocked high n'rr
Joves7 and Really no" clever ne , ,oN, man on
base wa, caught napHIng and wa 'II,ei "p1
Tba Grst inning, were fair specimens OF the
came NIl through. both teams did -plrudid battery
SSnrk Tho game finished with the Atlanta" with a.
I irrinc 10 .fr-rc. score: Atlinas 20, h'-t"ur -.
came hi the hdic, seemed To- enjoy IT, and frequently
/ laid down their parasols and clapp'd ihcr hanl'
The Atlauta's officers entertained the "ihccs OF the
Benbov and Tcmcraire ~ dinner TINS evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
SVEGGLEES NEATLY CAUGHT.
EMPLOYEES OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF NEW
YORK IL TE VILE

OF THE STEAMSHIP 49, -
YORK IN TE UBLE
Customs officers w-0 were on the watch yesterday
noticed snspicou, action, on the part Of two Young
men on a pier, who were placing articles on Il" -
nrc,, wagon They arrested Edward haAHF' az
eighteen the driver OF tic wagon. ana i"nhd 'h' Jul"
coupanion va, John Iluche-, one 81 inc b''i'""'
steward, Of the steamship city Of Ne"-lofh 81 '"'
rnr,a, Line The information which the oloer,
Agent, Britton and Husscy. received led I" the 'u'
.ooucnt arrest on the city Of ~" York; oi J"hh
p,Lc- another bedroom steward. and Richard Hart
the smoking room steward. In the cNprN' wagon III"
officers found a box of fine imported cutlery, ana
nearly twenty bundles 81 ready made clothing y"
duty had been paid the goods. The air''cn mon
readily admitted the facts, liuehe' -"' 'h' d"
passenger named Wilson had asked him 10 take charge
Of the box Of cutlery it Va 10 be delivered u Inc
Meriden Cutlery Company, and Huehc' wa 4" re-
ccve $40 for convex ing II. Baker ~hd that he re-
ceivnd some 81 the clothing from III! CO., OF London
He was 10 deliver it H. address, which were gwen MN
Hart said that he kept several bundles Of the clothing
i'm the smoking cabin. lie received lh'H l"" h'''"
& Co.. Of London, and wa To- get - ehlhe7 io' I'd"
,urdle delivered All the good, We're u be taken 4"
Tho varick f. grocery store kept By Edward IaT"rs
Gather Baxter said that he had previously taken
Goods in express wagon, from the steamer Tor en-
Moves Of the ship He DID not ackno"lcdte 'h'' h
knew that they were ,Hugelcd goods. but apparently
did not think that he was dong exactly Hbh'' Inv
customs officers believe that smugGcd goods nave
heen regularly distributed from BaAtcrN place
Commits ioner shields held the accused men ior eS
animation on a charge Of smuggling, and they we're
| committed 10 Ludlow street JAN.
| Charles :. Wilbur, chici 81 the Slc'Ih I'o",'''
Agent. here has had Watchful eye for some uh'
| an the stewards engineers and other cmPloycs %
the transatlantic steamers. believing that some o theH
| have been Carrying Oh system Of petty SWIMMING
| .rriy al Of the CIV 81 Nov ! ORA HUI VII
| Wednesday, Mr. Wilbur detailed Agents brItt"h ana
| uussey 10 make an Investigation and see Whc'h'l
1 there had been any smuggling Of THIS KIND done ny ui'
| petty officers Of this steamer
| II appears that trtdcsmcn in London are III "'
habit Of sending packages ~ the steamers at LVcrpo"
| ~ bc delivered 10 the officers who are engage" u
| mis- business The smuCccr> sccrctc the articles
and land them here at the hour the boarding Occre a'
| AZ dinner. a horse and wagon at M, rInG Coi '
| nm tn thc per and the good, arc quickly pachn ol
| ~ thc team and carried Of before the mica Siduc
| ofcials return duty. The smugelers nave 1 ,
| geftnc about fifteen .hillnss on each package Una
| thew succeed IN landing.
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II How 10 Win Fortune d

tract by Andrew Carnegie' ot'"s
=, rcprOductiOn Of his remarkaOie
article in The Tribune. when Oueh'
IN he circulated far and wide among
rho toilcrs Of the United states. IL -
FIJI, Of the strongest comfort ana CHI
couraycment to poor men; anu OF
thc other hand. il tends TO INSPIRE
willing and ambitious work.
Employers and presidents OF b"hks
xould do n cOInmcndablc thing III
seeing that the pay or deposit e"-
vcIopc Of every one Of their peop'e
contains II copy Of Nr. (arnesie>
MAGNIFICENT address.
The Tribune will supply the articie
i'm two forms. viz: IL fOur-page rear
LET. nj acO,t Of 81 per hundred copieS'
or SIS per thousand: and t"eiNc-
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THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
Jnyo BRaycB OFFICERS ELECTED

Long Branch May II (specialJ.-The newly elected
members Of the Board Of Commissioners Of the town
vere sworn in TODAY Thomas II. Woollcy was
elected president Of the Board and Mayor Of the town
T. Jerome Van Biunt was reelected clerk; James
LAYTON an old and efficient officer was elected cllcf
Of police IN place Of James Bamfod the town sOIoi
tor Henry ; Terlunc re elected. John W.
socum was made police justice In place OF y. ID:
Van Dorf, and Alexander L. Cooper Was made street
Commissioner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
Mr.. GIBBS CALLS on THE MAYOR.

Among Mayor Grants callers yesterday were As
semblyman Frederick :. Gibbs, Public Work, Com
missioner Gilroy and Police Commissioner Martin.
Mr.. Gibbs had interview with the Mayor before
the arrival of the Commissioners which was reported
TO have especial reference 10 the appointment of a
successor TO the Republican Police Commissioner
John McClsve whose term OF Office expired MAY l.
The Mayor however, before he left the City Hall for
the day said that the subject Of the Police Com
missiOnership had not been mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
For PAYING BROADW AZ.

Public Works Commissioner Groy was yesterday
preparing - advertise the contract for the paving OF
broadway. lie said that the Governor having signed
the bill legazing the resolution Of the Board OF
Aldermen granting permission 10 tic company Ia
change the motive power, there no reason for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENGE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


s,r,,s., 10 sets 90 AL Moons ago %
ArER.
v-sanav Hook ~ GOy. I,l,lL So He'll Gate. q ~
T. u-ssndy HOOK Isl I,.aIL 7j9 Hell
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Henry A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

90 WEST S'lH ST
Diseases Of the N,ryous system Gcnot rnary Organs
rmncterce and Sterliity. Hour, = to |. . TO :.
Keeps Dress Shirts I" measure, . Tor -. none
price Largest stock or mems furnishing
Goods I'm New. YCGk. 500 and sli Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

tr,her delay. The substitution Of cable FOR hors.
mower in Broadway Mr. Gllroy thought "o'"u "''
now be LONG delayed
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a" AlINCiO.
T.. ~ w.
" MINGO.'
A NEW COLLAR.

Removal Harris & Co. Iailors and Importers,
have removed Park Bank 10 lbs BToadwaf coutiuu
g mo -uuuv ~ elegant garments Tor small rcmuncrtt
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