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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
cnohERA RtorS.
Tho Mob Raids tho Dram Shops, Upon
the Plea of Priest That Liquor Caused
the Cholera.

Ahb MOD hhluS mo DFuin tpoh
the Plea of a Priest That Liquor Caused
the Cholera.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. s.-.A dispatch
from Astrabad. u city OF Persia which has
gained FOR il the name OF "City of the
plague" says that the inolash or priests,
whose influence with the people Is very
powerful, have preached that the outbreak
of cholera is due to the sale of alcoholic
liquors.
Their language excited the people to
frenzy. A mob gathered in the rcinityof
the mosque and determined To take sum.
mary steps to abolish the liquor traffic.
Raids We're forthwith made on the dram
shops which were pllndered,
The mob took the goods of a number Of
traders who are Russians The Russian
consul, finding that the trouble would
grow and that he might be attacked, tele.
gtaphed to St Petersburg for assistance
The government ut once gave orders for
the dispatch of % mounted Cussacks who
have arrived at AStrabad, where they are
guarding the consul. rho city is situated
on Il small stream that flows into kstrabnd
bay, which empiies into the syrian sea. y
Russian gun buat has assembled this stream
and is now anchored OFF Astrabud.
The Russian legation Mt TehcraE, the
capitol Of Persia was informed of the
work Of the mob and have demanded
compensation for the riotuus acts of the
populaCc
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

West Chester Loca NcmS says george
baldwin the man who was arrested few
days since near Chadds' Ford, and who
attempted To jump ont Of the car window.
IS quiic an artist and can tlrlw ones pic
turc accurately in the twinkle Of an eve
lie worked in Wilmington under lie
name OF George De!lnren and George ".
shade. He is charged with stealing from
Theodore King of oxford some of the
goods were found upon him and also a
map which had been stolen from Mt. Airv
school, East Nottingham This school was
r. Sbed recently and II is thought he was
Implicated ia the robbery. Baldwin will he
tried this week
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
IN GEN ERiL.

Philip krauSe d retired German tailor,
of brooklyn, \. y, committed suicide by
drowning Monday He lett note show
ing that he was dcmcnted.
Newton Talbot, an electric lineman, was
killed at Port Huron, Mich, Monday, hy
"A current from n trolley guy wire. The
current was only 800 volts.
The house of Robert Young, near Kim
loss, Okiahomatcrritory, was burned Mon
day and two Of his sons, aged II and Ii
years, persisted in the flames,
A boat, overloaded with a picnic party
Of 10, was overturned in lees Pond, near
Worcester, Mass, sunday, Annie Bern.
stein, aged " years and Ida Harris, aged ;,
were drowned.
Bridget Kelly, aged u years Of Browns
Vile, near Shenandoah, Pa, committed
suicide Monday by pouring kerosene
over her clothing and then igniting it.
She died before medical aid reached her.
Timothy shannon. an insane patient of
the hospital at WiAiamsport, Pa, Mon.
day attempted suicide. He cut open his
abdomen, almost cut his tongue out and
inflicted other terrible injuries. lie can
not recover.
A Boston dispatch says that it has been
learned that the death of Julia Ilor1gan
y years old, which occurred sunday under
circumstances which created suspicion of
foul play, was caused by an attempt of the
siri Herself 70 produce miscarriage.
George Krause of Downingtown, a
brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad
was Instantly killed Monday morning,
near Wuodbine, Pa. He had tagged A
train and ATTEMPTED to hmm on if when
he missed his footing and was cit 10
pieces.
I,;.s,,, 1900, Mt. ,,,,,,
| Far is Gu6ted as HAVING said that Can.
grcss has really given tbc fair 81 DS3 OGl
| instead of the Ioan Of s5OOD On which ii
asked for and that the directors exnect In
make AT least SjOOOOO Nv selling tho
! souvenir coins at a prrmiuIn
hfthur Croft, timer, OF llttsb'lrg,
| sWal,oWeu llEe ounces nl carbpllc aGld,
Hulluay' VI lillStake Tor wine and died IN
sIeat agony Moiiday. Mr9' 'Tolt NAG
IN searchinu fnr II Crnft I'm" acrnss The ,be
| rnrliolir AHA b,ttIn AMI, dr,,,,lS frnn, !,
| without Inokinu
| MelnpeTS ~ inc llSarhiakcFS Union AT
| New brunswick. n j., struck Monday
| ior an advance oi 81 per thousand. Rolte
| huhn promptly granted the advance
ana their men continued at work. The
other cigar manufacturers Of the city arg
holding out They now pay - per thou
| sand anu the strikers demand s..
| The building trades strike in New York
has been called of" BY the board ol
walking delegates. fhe decision wa:
| reached al meeting of the executive
committee ON sunday night, but not made
public until yesterday afternoon. lit ac
cordance with a resolution adopted OF
| sunday, the German trainers anticipated
the walking delegates by returning to worh
yesterday morning.
ee,,oro st,rr, ,,f vivid l,o;l ,,,l r,i,
nasssd I,yer Sn,,th n,l.nt Wi IN; Nv t",t
TiscN,,,in Snnd, ,,i,i,, rr,', , ~.
thrown down Lo,,ses Wrecked md , Tai'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
THOMAS rom 1RREsrED.
Detective uirich OverhauIs Him at
Sti, bic ON liril..n ssIrn.I- nhiInh..InI,in-

Detective Uirich Overhauls Him at a
Stable on Broad street, Philadelphia.
Thomas Ford, who is charged hy John
NJ. Thackera OF No. los East lormth street,
with the larceny Of darple grey stallion,
falling top buggy and harness diamonds
and jewclry, valued al 5000, vas located
by Detective EiuttOn in Philadelphia, Mon
day afternoon, while he was engaged IN
disposing Of some OF the goods in various
pawn shops The horse aud wagon were
recovered At the large sale, stables ut Broad
and Cherry Streets whore the horse had
been sold for SlO2.
1t was ascertained that Ford had been
joined ut the Practical larmer by Charles
II. Stillwet! OF linwo0d and together the
two men drove To Philadelphia. When
the horse and wagon WAS discovered ~ The
Broad street station, Detective Clrich of
that city awaited Ford's return aud ar
rested him. He was arraigned before a
magistrate and held 70 await the action OF
the Delaware authorities.
Stillwelpwas arrested later in the day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

While Colonel \, j. W0ulman was en-
tcring the driveway at his residence 40.
1906 Pennsylvania avenue, Monday evening
his horse SHE'D at an obstruction and when
tie whip was applied the animal started
t. run away. Colonel WnOdmam was
thrown from the carriage and in falling
severely confused a thigh and Inn. llC
suffered much pain during the night His
physician does not think ne Was injured
internally or had any bones broken
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

4 vicious fight between two bull terriers
took place sunday near the pulp works.
The battle was between lIedgevilc dog
and a canine from the Forty Acres and he
stakes we're $50 a side The lEcdgr,iIIe
dog was the winner. Both animals we're
severely injured and the Forty Acres dog
was 50 badly hurt 4 wagon had TO be ub
tained totaEc it home. The latter cur will
probably have to be killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

John Young farm hand 10 years old.
living AZ ,nilytrsidc bought 4 ticket to
instead Of boarding passenger train
jumped on a freight and rode to his des.
ltuatinn. The train did not stop when the
point was reached and Young jumped off
II Carrcrofl lie sustained several LAGER
ated wounds of the scalp and a cut on the
right leg. Dr, John Palmer, n. dressed
his injuries and sent the man to the Della.
ware Hospital
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

HEADING, PN., Aug 0.-"BOb" Taylor, 4
young burglar and desperado, serving
ive'years' term in the BefEs county Jail,
who escaped three months ago hy digging
hls way out, was lccapturel This morning
on 4 Pennsylvania railroad freight train.
He was returned to prison,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
To balance on hand Julv 1st for
Sl5,as.M

The report was adopted. On motion of
Joseph Pyle the otfiCeT, of the board were
directed to draw on City Council for the
usual monthly appropriation. bid for
furnishing the board with books and sta
tionery was received from c. f. Thomas n
Co.
The committee on repairs reported,
through John Pyle to having visited The
various schools and found the general CON
ditiun of them good. The report stated
that the wall paper of school No. was in
deplorable condition. Or. Shortlidge
recommended that adamant be used in re-
pairing the walls. The matter was re-
ferred TO the proper committee.
DR., Morgan of the committee on Column
bian Day celebration reported progress.
an motion of Samuel Belts the commit
tee ON manual training was allowed to eX-
PEND Sl55 to purchase new FORCES for the
school
MIR, Donahoe moved that bids he re-
ceived for new boiler at No, II school
The motion was adopted,
Joseph Pyle presented bill of S33 from
G. H. Thomas 4 Go. for prizes furnished
to high school pupils. The bill was al.
| lowed.
Bids for glazing for the ensuing year
were received from the James Bradford
Company and James NJ Bryan The mat
| ter was referred to the proper committees
DR. Morgan under the head of new BUSH
| ness presented a bill of Si4.nj from the
| Board ut street and Sewer Directors for a
| sewer connecting with No. ! school. After
| some discussion on motion of Dr. Snort.
| ldge the hill was referred to the city soil
| citur for an opinion.
nr. ShOrtli'lgc called up the matter of
| Columbian Day celebration He said the
| report seems TO have gotten abroad that
| the Board of Education was managing the
celebration. On the0thcr hand, hethoueht
| il should he announced that the board was
| only looking after the observance Of the
day in the public schools which was the
cast and not in the city at large The
board So decided
Joseph Pyle moved that the sum of Sl5C
be appropriated for the Manual Training
School exhibit at the meeting of the VIII.
mingtun Fair and.lndustriai Association,
which was adopted
Mr., Stats, of the committee on No e
school, wanted to know who the boiler in.
spector for the public schools was He
cited conversation he had had with d
person representing himself AS the boiler
inspector Of the board, and stated that he
did not know such person existed The
chair stated that the committee on repairs
had been instructed to secure a boiler in,
spectOr at the last meeting. The inspec
tor name was Samuel Adams.
The resignation of the ianitor of No. u
school was read and accepted. The com
mite will take steps to secure a new
iantor,
Joseph PYLE moved that delinquent
members of the board he notified tn put il
an attendance or send their resignation Il
the board. \ number Of bills We're passed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

Davidson wins tnr nic land cnsn.

NrLEHo, OKLA, Aug. 9.--'rhe celebrated
land case, involving the city's site, has
been decided in favor of the contestant
John f. Davidson. The tract was the one
w. 7. Couch. The ground has since been
contributed by people claiming it, MS a
town site. The tract is valuable, being tho
best portion of Oklahoma City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

SAH FgNHcisco, CAL, Aug. 0-The
cruiser Boston is expected from Mare
Island to-day, and will JOIN the cruiser
Charleston IN conveying naval battalion
10 Santa cruz, Cal, The Boston is then
expected 10 proceed To lionolulu and tie
IharleStOn 70 NaIIuo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

ALHuouEReuE, y. NJ, Aug. GA des-
perate Nayaioe Indian was shot yesterday
while resisting arrest. Other Indians car
ried his body away swearing vengeance.
The whites have armed themselves and
are preparing for a desperate defence
against the redskins
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
FIGHr wi1H ROGHERs.


sheriff.
NtsALtA, eau, Aug. GA posse of 100
men yesterday struck the trail Of the two
robbers who stole $4,000 from an express
car near Angeles, Wednesday night.
Yesterday afternoon detectives Witty
ana smith traced Evans and Snutaga, the
suspects, to a house on the mountain.
When they entered thehou3e they found
both men armed with shot-guns, In the
battle which followed Witty was seriously
and smith slightly hurt
Before daybrcak this morning Evans
and Soutaga, who were in hiding, shot and
probably lilled Oscar Beaver, deputy
sheriff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

81, LouTS, Aug. H,-l.ast nights meeting
the Brotherhood OF Carpenters and JoinerS
adopted resolutions denounCing the Car.
ncgic Company for employing l.nkertons,
roundly scoring Pinkertonism and cN
pressing sympathy with the CGur d Alene
miners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

Fourteen ash carts IN ust. hy the various
contractors were inspected by the BuarCl II
street ana sewer Directors Monday morn
ing. All of the carts passed the close
scrutiny of the members N tho board salts.
faCtOriIv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. S.-Scnatur
Isham q. Harris passed through this city
yesterday, from Washington en- route to
Nashville, where he goes 10 intereede with
Governor Burhauau for communion Of
the death sentence of Colonel IL. clay
King
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

BrprALo, y, y, Aug, 9-Thc works ii
the Buffalo Carriage Company on Broa /
way, Fast Buffalo. were DESTROYED by fir,
about : O'Clock, this morning The los, /,
estimated at $4,000. insurance, $4,000
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

HALIFAX, ". S,,!Aug 9.-Ihe American
schooner Belle wa, seized at Port Hawks
bury, charged with violation of the custom
laws in 1890 at Shippegan, while under
command of another master
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
THE PRIDE OF SPORTSNEN
An interesting Story About
the English Pheasant.
ROYAL, BUT EXPENSIVE GAME
1t Involves More Than a Mil
lion Pounds a Year.

The "sacred Ibis of Great Britain"--The
breeding and Shooting of These Beau
tiful and Toothsome Blrds--Enormous
Outlay for Brief sport ON the Great Eng
lish Estates.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

BERLIN, Aa.E Emperor William ar.
rived here a. $40 O'Clock this morning iic
was greeted by the empress. who vas
awaiting his Homecoming.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

RUFFALo y T., Aug. 5. Keeper Neal If
tho Erie county penitentiary received TIM,
morning the papers from Washington
committing the sentence of James Faulk
uer the bank wrctker, and setting him
free
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

BERLIN, Aug. 9--Thc resignation OF
Herr Ernst Ludwig Herriuta, Prussian
minister of the interior, reached here To
d1y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

When Baby was sick. We gaso her castorIa,
when she was a Child she cried for Castoria,
When she he"ame Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she bad Children, sine gave them csstoria,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
TIE SCHOOL RoARp.
Monday Nights Regular Meeting--A Sharp
Prod for Delinanent Members.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton on Monday the committee on teachers
reported that IL. II. Kimball, graduate Of
the Worcester Polytechnic Institute had
been selected as instructor in drawing for
the high school ut u salary of $500 per
annum. Tho action of the committee was
approved by the board.
The committee on fuel through Samuel
Belts reported that all of the schools had
been supplied with fuel but two. The re-
port of the committee on accounts was
accepted. The treasurer submitted the
following report:
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proposais.
AorEpuCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
""''' -'' NFW.YOHY. July -. 1892

TO CONTRACTORS.
Dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
49,, ~, contrart now In the Office OF the Aqucduct
," ..ionets for Building the New Croton Dam at
ann Site on CIoton River, In the Town ~ tOrtandt,
Wr.trh4ster County NevYork, VIII b. received At mi.
", LII "wednesday the oath dsy OF August 1892. AZ
"" ,.,orE m at which place and hour they viii be
SlrIv openrd by Aqueduct commissioners ana the
pip he rontract for doing said WORK aud furnishing
"a materials viii made by taid Co'nnl ,on"rs a. soon
% fr Of -,d approved contract and the sIecihca
,,ons thereof ana proposals. ara Worr clNrl1ps
loh. and form 0f bOnd>. and also the plans
TO- ,id work and all other Information can be obnp'u
az The obovc office OF thr Hq"u"'' N"'' WV
Apii ", ' crdey 81 the Aqurduct Commits soner>
bN o'urr VI '' JAMES {. DUANE.
President.
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ROUND LAKE SUMMER HOME.

TIL. most charming never letter cPuippd 70
public u ~ Everything d-lrA
bic fof icilshuu AMI inexpensive sumner vutnt - h't,
splendid hll> and lotrin hous">. n'" aud it~'in COT
tig, fof r.u'. -autful lltr for boating and n-hm!
Tho T. me purr-. and ne dr1inae' j. rr'rt me
social intellectual moral adv JntIeo> unsurpassed al
resort ..,-
h~d-an School fOf weeks. Music - hoo ior u
National seminar Presidents convention. Music
Festival carl Zrriahn leader Minister'S in-tute for all
deuouir a,iou. with II shops Newman and Fo-I~r DIS
Oth-r SUNDAY. school As
-ombv Win capital Programme and i've -isnA'rs Tor 5
week c.mp meeting the last ~ August l-i 10y Thomas
Harrison the est equipped Mu*um u Ar ma Arena"
osgy outside ~ New York All ms" MAKE iI"und Lax
most ate and pleasant and Wital lnrN-n>ltr summer
Resort IN sind for Jolrna and CIR uiars TO
IOIN u UOGEt,S Round IAkr. Slr. CO.. y. Y.
For pr,grnmrlrs - Round Lake ArG'irmy. boarding
.choci growing Ia popularity send to JAMES T. WELD
Principal.
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. lo5th;st.
and Amsterdam Rev. JOHN BALCoM SHAM W. d. 1
Pa.tO..-Rev H. F.. NILES ,. d.. Of loik, Penn. WIZ
preach tomorrow and during the month Of August 'V
.. NJ. and As r.
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nFFICE OF Sl'PERlNTENDENI Or CON
VSi;t tIJoN Z. AI t WI H. i'e, St
at hi, circ opened at 9cocs p m' on ,h ahuT,aaS
,1ur,,..rs' Warehouse. Ncw-iork City. in ac-
cordance with drawings and specification cop- Of which
,r he haI On appicatiOn this Office Slds must De
acromnanrd bv certified checks for sum not less than
% & ct of anont Of proposal payable To the TREASURER
oV pr rit.g States OF order The right ed 10
vi w NV ali II a. Proposals must DO incored
rrJrct any m MARKED Proposals for Fence for the
49, Annnisrr.' Warehouse. Newfork CITY addressed
10 NJ. j. fENIoN, S"p'nh"""'"'' ''' '''
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co

IN, ,nIy direct Inc 70 t0:Afs Ity. M&ss, md FOft
land, Maine Connecting 81 f0,i.ad Win .li rail-
pSIsnd Sprlnrs Whlio Mountains. Rockland Bangor and
iii FAs,@rn Simmer Rs.or Steamers sail Monday,
Wedn.st,y saturday ut D. from Pier SO, lat
Riy.r loot Of MARKETS. N. Y For Information apply
1t
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ID ROpOSAI.S FOR s-INCH: 10-INCH. M

,oIyCu STEEL ttN FORGI NGS. Ordnance ONCE.
War Dcpatnrnt Washington. July rs is..aScaei Pr;
,, duniira,c b. rc"eiNcd at ms Once nutl y
loS's III uuP, n riIi i;Sp,Y SEPTEMBER l. 1882. At
hin ,,e t,ey vii b. puhcly opcn,d Tor supplying the
nIiuI with ton sets each more
o im 81 S,ce F"rcngs of American m"nuiacnr for
en, io, ., ~" made and all Information required BY
Nv ,nd ,Iron application to Iirig'ien u. W.
EIAcJEE Chcf ~ oidhSWr
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. go West iod.st.
Rev w NJ WALKER. pa>tor.-Ptcaching by the R'v.
T. l.. HERR 4 Binghamon, n. Y, sunday. morning at
IL and evening 40. church closed during August
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"A via ST THOMAS. MARTINIQUE. r., ana EAi'bN"''
TIE /. ). 6 BRAZIL MAIL = =. 70
from Rob-r Pier, hrooA yn. IN ,on
" - aud from New port News. Va, one dav Iatt,
PAUL r. GERHARD s Co G"ncrdi As'hIs',
10 Whit,halrst., New-lork
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COLLEGIATE EEEOHMED CHURCH. HARLEM
FIRST CHURCH l2lst-st., near 3l.aNe. Rev: J..
rIMENDoRF ID. D. Pa.tor-ReV. EDWARD J.. PAY
SON pres ches at IL. No Nening service.
SEtOND CHURCH closed during July.
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH 20th.st and 5thayc.-Rcv
ALFRED r MYERS viii preach at II a. M topic
THE Three Crosses" and J.. topic, Resistance
Sunday school, 10 a. III. in the chapel
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE1 TETfNIn SnR
"RiLPH,S" IN TIE ADIRONDACkS,

NHLI III y Nv TIL "DHt" ~ ..,
Three and one.half miles from LYON Mountain station,
on Chatcaugay alroad delightfully."- located on oPps, .
Chatcaugay Lake boats, careful oarseh gOod t.'
fshnc; billiards bowling alleys. lawn tennis BAIT.
houses accommodates 1907 rooms Gil pleasant ana oea'
nrstcl1ss the table has reputation unsurpassed oy ANY
Sead for circular. ,
J. w. HUTTON Proprietor. Lyon Mountain n. T..
ADIRONDACK--B Bliss HOUSE Wilmington, Lsseh
Co ~ Y. near Lake Placid-Iligh elevation; Doaslhs'
fishing livery telegraph telephone; $3.50 r. L. pi>o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cottage Aeene valley, n; L,
a heart OF mts excursions conducted by proprietor
Circular written by guests
A DIRONDACKS.-tiood summer resort FOR ilusua'ed
"A circular with city references, address, - =,
r. NJ SCIIl ITS, Merrill Clinton CO.. " Y
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
l2eh;s and 7tsvc Rev pr pA by t fS>'G, sy
i. Ii. CARPENTER. Sunday -schoo at 80 2 m Young
Peoples meeting at 8 80 T.. M. tordia welcome
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IT, HE BOOK or OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 psses
iiu.rat~d The standArd authority American open.
81, .mossments Rule, for sailing. swimming ball play
ins SHOOTING hor.ebeek riding, &c; &C. in full 81 per
pubiished by The Tribune New York. Entertain
~ :,A unfversally csInplnientcd b. the peass.
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ASSOCI ALTON HALL. corner 28d.st. and 4th:ave:-
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock Mr. ARTHUR j. SNl ~
Evangelist will give address 70 young men MI
c. T.. MARTIN. Soloist.
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 2d-ave. and 7th.st.-Rev.
John HUTCHINS will preech at IL a. and y. M
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8. C.. the South & Southwest

~ JAIK>ONVlIIt A,D ALL IIOl.lDA POINiS
THE ely DE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Fn,n per 20 r. Il. foot Of Koosrvdt-stL n m
mr. ,W ApF Charleston only Mor., Aug l.
II VI Npl.E. Carleton and Jacksonville it> avg :
CHEROKEE, Charleston and Je' ksohN ne = r., tus
SC nrSt-clz<s passenger acc omHo1atoI@
Insurance under open policy effected on. nh OF one per
cent NJ. T.. CLi DE Co. ',entia Agents,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

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MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
wi Long BRANCH. n. J.
Coolest place within 100 miles Of New.YOrk
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
RACES TO COMMENCE AT . 80 +. NJ.
Trains aud boat. every H. minuts ~ Central
T. f. 81 - j., Liberty St, Pennsylvania u. H. IRON
Dcshio-~c. and CORTLAND Sts Boats Via Sandy Hook
from Pier g. fot Of Rector II
Fare Round Tr'n including admission to Fi'id si9o