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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

GRIEF OF FATHER WHO HAD MS son SENT
TO PRISON THE Toy WAS DROWNED
rnNINai To EsEApE

TRYING TO ESCAPE.
An old man. bent with years and with tears trick
ling down his checks. was one OF the callers At the
Moreue Yesterday morning lie Thomas
O'ponahre. seventy years old. Of No. % Washing
ton-st and he was looking FOR the body OF his son
John who was drowned tn trying TO escape from
Blackwells Island on Monday.
"Oh sir" ho said 10 reporter ~ was great
mistake for m. to make and my heart Is almost
broken But then | was so mad at him"
Here IA. old man began to weep afresh. When
asked 10 relate the mistake that caused him such
woe. be said
My son John was bright lad as ever lived.
Why STR he could write spienGdly and draw
pictures JUST like OF these artists. When he
was check clerk FOR the Pennsylvania Railroad on
Pier he was good boy but hen he lost his job
he took to drinking. and then h. would come TO me
and ask me- to give him money. lie would say he
was hungry. but he would TAX" the money To buy
drink
when found this ont was 80 terrible mad mat
| went to Judge Martin and had him sent mp to the
Island FOR SIX months | was 80 mad that didn't
know what was doing sir
one day after my boy had been up there two
months he wrote mo letter begging me 10 get him
OF. Father. he wrote, you wouldn nave dog
kept here II you knew everything.
Il never answered the letter. ! VAS 80 mad at
him that | thought | would teach him a lesson.
oh. sir. he must have been disappointed terribly.
IL makes mo cry when think how he must have
to my boy and know b" loved me.
We'll. sir. when ne didn't near from me he re-
lie jumped into the river and began TO swim
away from the shore. Then he sank and was
drowned tell you my remorse is killing me.
have been 10 the Brooklyn Morgue and 10 the Long
not found his body. / would give the world now
had answered my boys letter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
MOUNT VERNON.

Josenh 6 Wood one Of the representatives. OF me
Board of Trade OF Mount Vernon appointed 10 as
css in Joint debate the question Of annexation mas
written a preliminary paper in which ne discusses
these points: Water supply, lower taxes IRE IN
surance and gas He declares that New-foTk mas
q present area only OF forty square niles "hHe
PHILADELPHIA has lo9 square miles London lZ- square
miles and Chicago over $50 square niles 'hAl
Mount Vernon Is nearer the CITY Hal! in minutes
than Harlem was twenty years ago. As to water
he maintains that the present sulVly VIII not pe
sufficient few years hence. and an Increase can
be obtained only by annexation 10 NeW-NOrk 'lty
The water taxes would also De less. ne says anu
10 substantiate this he AYERS that the water YAK
in New-York City Is only s. year. as against 90
veer in Mount Vernon The rate of rea! estate
iava,ion would also be less Mr.. Wood SAYS, and ne
nroreeds 10 show IL by figures obtained from the
,ax office and real estate transfers Lower IRE p
surance rates would also follow, TO prove when n,
savs that the rate in FOrdham. BEDFORD PARK ana
other places in the upper part OF New fork 'ily
is 70 cents on each $l10 OF value Tor thftc var
policy and so cents per 500 on property IN Mount
Vernon. This ne declares. Is due 10 the iact mat
other places have paid fire department. WINE,
volunteer fire department prevails mere. IN lhe
matter Of gas. ne maintains, that ~ ahh"Ndt' oh
rates would reduced from 81 90 10 81 - per thou
sand cubic feet at least. In his next paper. NJ
proposes 10 show that annexation would mean low
or interest on mortgages. better police protection
better school system, system OF PARKS anu PAIN
WAYS a comprehensive system OF streets ana ave-
nues and a comprehensive system OF outlet sewers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
nrrrr,IcAx COUNTY CONVENTIONS

belmont y y Aug s-The Allrgany county Re
ri,f,,ican Convention met here yesterday AMI nom
mated Frederick \ Robbins. OF Angelica. for mem
her Of Assembly. Delegates were elected to the
Stat. Convention and were instructed Ia vot' as a
unit no preference FOR candidates being expressed
Grnrgc \ Green ~ Belmont was rrnomlnnicd Tor
Comfy Clerk ana George II. Swift, OF Cuba, was
nominated for Sheriff
Oswcso. y. Y. Aug tn" Republican district
and cnuufy conventions Tor Oswcco County wef"
hold q, pul,sN to-day. u. r.. Ainsworth was unani-
Iuously rcnominattd for member Of Assembly ana
f. W Culllnan was Instructed 10 name the CON
pressional delegates from this county L" IN" MN IN
mated for County CLERK. The following delegates
,,.r. elected To- the state convention: -. T.. Aims
worth T. W Culinan George H. Sloan. NJ stow
ell John r Mott, W, II Sclleck y = S T,I,
Amos Abort This Is a Morton delegation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
MAIL CARS FOR CONEy ISLAND.


Successful DISTIIWTlON of LEIItIS N''N'
THE TROLLEY route
The first trip of the new trolley mail cars on Inc
Atlautic-aye route and the Vest End road from
the krooklvn Postoilicr to Concy Island. was sue
cessruIlv made Yesterday afternoon. car 80 I"''
of the new mail combination cars. started T"t" 'H'
Posiofiice at Johnson and Adams ris. al va p III.
II WAS painicd white. with gilt decorations "n'
lettering The forward part was htird up ~ i
regular mail steam railroads. with pigeon
holes AMI pouches and TN" rear pArt was al
ranged for passengers. AMI VIII be- ns'' ~ ."
smoker Ii was occupied yesterday hF postmaster
Sullivan Assistant Postmaster Mr'orry. "ul"rih-
teudent Jackson Il the Railway Mail Service. 81
nerntendeut LYONS. OF the brooklyn Pos'"il't
II f. Nrwkirk. Of the Atlantic NN"Nn" '1ihPiHE
and others Thomas +. Snrk"N vas IN. ~
trihuting clerk upon the car. n" diFtrni''d 81
nouch OF letter, FOR the various stations AohE ,n'
ioute The first stop at Fifih-aN" ana "rIi IN
=, where A pouch was delivered {" "a collector Tor
Station and mail wa received A. Fiil ave am
rhirtv-sixth-st. the mail and party Wcr" tihi@
tered To- car 80 o2. which ran over th" ,'IonN
lvn Rath and west End route TO ,9n'y lriail
Mau Was delivered and received 81 Nrsl i.i'"h
len I{lytbebourre Bath Beach. Van f"lt Manor.
itrionvili. and Coury island. and sorted on me,
way Tho frip from tn" Posio'l'" 10 ~" - '.iil
s,a,ion j., t6nov Island was mad" IN siNty-slN
minutes and thc return TRIP ~ So -'"o ,ii'U'' IT,
no "a me stops being made When the system D. ih
connIcte operation four daily trips NIli hr mac"
Considerable saving. both IN i'm" ana Hi"n't ~
affected hv ne nov system. Its WORKING wa ''
ci,red entirely satisfactory by all concerned yes
tcrlaN.
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HE THOCGHT TIE PRISONER WAS STA MMING

John Heinrich. jr. Of no lG Narick-st.. was
arrested June Z22, charged with stealing $50 II
from the Star Cooperative Building and Loan As
socia ton. OF which he secretary. The case
has been set down for examination number Of
times. and each occasion n certificate pre-
scented that Heinrich suffering from n rupture
OF the iigaments OF the ankle. DR. c. J. Nusgrave.
Of No. e. MonrOe-st.. who signed the certificate.
named various dates upon which the patient would
be able appear In court. all Of which nave passed
The case was called again yesterday morning.
Michael Kennedy the assistant rammany leader
OF the LIST District who is Iielnrich's bond for
81 900. told Justice Grady that h" wished to sur
render the man. as he thought he vas shamming.
Have Heinrich here at O'cock said the JUS
tice 10 Mr.. Philips. Heinrich's lawyer.
But cannot responded the lawyer.
We'll. then. / will retortcl IN" Justice Ser
eeant. send officer ana ambulance for this
man"
At the afternoon session OF the court Christian
Peterson. of No. 2i7 Broadway. the treasurer OF
the association. appeared before Justice Grady and
said that although the specific charge was only
shortage OF SO Il. the total amount believed TO
be taken by Heinrich was between 5000 and 5000.
Justice Grady then sent Policemen English and
O'Connor TO Heinrichs horne with orders to bring
him before him. Heinrich came into court sup
ported by the policemen.
Justice Grady Informed him OF the additional ac-
cusation. and raised his bail from 1900 10 $1,000
This he unable TO furnish. and was taken
down into the prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
4 TRTAL TO ENGINEERS

From The ST. Louis GlObe-lpenocr1f
This intensely hot weather and g.aring re-
minds m, Of the great d!icu,'i"s 4 locomotive
gineer has encounter when the Is strong
enough To cause "A vivid reflection" said Walter
Jordan who was for several years locomotive
engineer. and who abandoned the ever and throttle
on account Of failing eyesight
Il often hear people enlarge upon the difficulties
Of driving "A locomotive In the dark during heavy
rain but for my part nothing ever gave me greater
anxiety than continuous sunshine to.Or blindness
L. frequently nothing more than intense pain in the
eyes caused by watching objects which reflect the
light. and upon which the L. shining.
in of several hours the g.are from the
rails which strikes the while watching for
track distractions and more particularly FOR rails
which have been forced out Of line by the heat Is
very trying, and often when have eft the locomo
tive after such run ] have found the greatest
comfort In resting IN where Egyptian dark
ness prevailed
"a man is afraid 10 wear smoked glasses lest he
should be suspected of color blindness and his
position But soma protection Of this kind would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
ALGERNON +. S1R7ORIS ARRTJES HERE.

HE GOES TO NEWPORT TO JOIN HIS MOTHER
TIE OBERvERW \LTi NORTHUMBERLAND
IOuAUS ALSO on THE STEAMER
Agcrnon T.. Sartoris. grandson of General Grant.
arrived here yesterday the Lain. from Bremen
and southampton. Mr.. Sartors went at once TO the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. where he expected to meet his
mother. Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris. Mrs. Sartoris
however is at Newport So after say of about
an hour the hotel. Mr.. Sartorls started TO join
his mother there lie j. only eighteen years old and
has been school In England
Among the other passengers on the Lain were
MIR and Mrs. Louis Adler. j. H. Bartlett Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. w benjamin. &. J. II. Booth. Miss Georgia
Cayvan. Miss Alice Cayyan Mr. and Mrs Il. Cum
ningham. Leon CastanOs. Or. Henry Deane. Miss
Annie Crosby Emery J. :. Cotton Fox. Ferdinand
Gottschak. Mr. and Mrs. t.. Francis Hyde. G. +.
Howard. Or. and Mrs. }. ". Hupfeld. Herbert Ke-
cey. Mr.. and Mrs IL. +. King. Conrad Lager. j.
Evans Lippincott. Mr. and Mrs. David Marx. Henry
Marx. Emil Oppermann. Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Porter.
George Page. l.. G. Pike. Mr.. and Mrs John c.
Richard. Professor Richard \. Rice. Baron II. :.
Sternburg. secretary Of the German Embassy at
Picking China. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tstrath
IOhaua.
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4 VICTORY FOR THE LONG ISLAND ROAD

y
Judge Gavnor yesterday denied The motion fIr 40
Injunction 90 compel thc Long lslnui H. com
pany 10 give equal acronm' lttons % passengers
from Rrookiyn % that given 90 th'-" from Long
Island CITY The order sought 100 Pa" sh't
brought by the Atauur-ave. company o. compel
specific performance - the contract under ih"
lease Of IT, tracks In Atanuc-av". made 20 N'" .
the Long Island Company. Judge Ghynof .AiI 20
MS opinion
This l. 10 case fOr 4 manlr'Nry Injunction. n
linn. -. indeed. such au injunction sh"|i oyer
be- granted 30 action 'HF speech iif''f.i4iH.
The pariculir. in "h.rh the ''aft NAV "i i"'
not enforce specific Performance 20 tl.r case 1'-
pend largely upon 4 sound "4iittil" 'l- .i''''
which should De exercised only Af"r id4 an ]
careful trla. OF fac tas~. Whrl mas %" hI4 ln "
fev weeks from This in" ia" c"ntrtr' goes n'i
eyer seem 20 have been performed t'''Ihnt q" D. 4
provisions soin' ~ the itr' .H.trr+ Complain" "'
during the seventeen year - Us existence. ~"
fhe lachcs o. the plaintiff gu falling - f"gui-" iI
performance is subject !or consolidation o. tH"
question - entertaining -" rtsr a. all u may
vel Ice that the IA; that 'h~ contract is o." n-.
tween corporations holding public ifAn-Ai-"-. hht
IN which the public are directly Interest. J. VII
have weight - IN m. Court n 'nlIr.us j. t. over
look such la-hes and entertain To. fas" Toy ~"
purpose - enforcing The contract a. least t' me 'N
irut which the rights and even ih" Convenience 'l
the public may require" instead ~ diqfi@sirE m"
case and rcrnlttnK the pIa.uiN {" ara d'ton az
law for damages Tor breach II contract But ~
press no opinion row. deeming lf b-.i COR AL c'u-
ccrncd that the case Do" disposed - after a iiA
trial and due cOnsii, ration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
SIZE WANTS HER n.snAND AEREsTEp

Frederick Schmulto. 4 cigar dealer At ~. 52i
Fulton-st, ~hO left his wife and children few
days ago. returned home Tuesday night In spite
OF the fact that warrant for MS arrest hid been
issued and his wife WAS trying 70 carry ON bus-
ness support herself an! children. he begged to
be- allowed to sleep In their apartments and she
permitted him to DO So When she arose ycstcr-
day morning she found him gone, but he had
wrecked the property In tn" stOrc. destroyed tn"
stock far possible, and had cut and ruined
her Clothing.
Mrs. Schmuitc said yesterday that she had See
cured another warrant for the arrest OF her nus
band for destroying her property. She compld /
that her husband had beaten and abused her nearly
every week since they wcr" married, e.escn y"ars
agO, and showed the bruises she received before ne
went away recently. They bought the cigar store.
she said with their joint savings and after he had
lost his share by betting on the Races she took
charge OF the business. He had lost 5000 In three
ih,. frAcks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
NEW-JER.SEY.
Jersey CITY.

Osner W. Roper president and secretary or the
Mutual Building and Loan Syndicate. OF Jersey CITY
who was arrested complaint OF John j. Renshaw
for obtaining money under false representa- tons
Yesterday waived examination and gave bail TO APP
pear before the Grand Jury. Roderick Il. seymour
his counsel said the syndicate would carry out All
its agreements Afterward Mr. Roper caused the
arrest OF Mr. Renshaw for perjury. Chief OF Fohce
Murphy became bail for Mr. Renshaw
At a meeting he'd al Fairmount Hall. Jersey city
Heights .ast night. II decided 20 nod an IN
dlgnaton meeting In relation to the condition or
the Passaic water. and G. NJ. r. Nudge thr chair
man was authorized 10 name committee 70 make
the arrangements This he viii DO to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
PATTERSON.

The convicted Anarchists who .ed the memorable
riots OF the silk workers In March and April last at
Paterson. and who convicted for assaultng
workmen throwing bombs and writing threatening
letters were sentenced yesterday morning by Judge
Homer in the Court OF Quarter Sessions. Charles
Doebbler convicted Of placing dynamite bomb on
the lawn OF the house Of William Strange. a manu-
facturer In April. and writing threatening letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
RUTHERFORD.

Assessor Charles Paner has just completed his
assessment OF Rutherford for 1885, He puts the
value Of real and personal property IN Rutherford
at s. 355 OGc Of which $l2S}1S5 Is taxable. Rebates
amount 10 tG9.S7J. and non-assessabie property -
SO $50 The increase IN valuation 1899 is about
$4,000. The assessors figures give 81 polls. indi
eating a considerable Increase In the vote over this
spring.
At meeting OF the Lincoln League Of East
Rutherford Tuesday night. twelve mem
bers elected many OF them former Demo-
Gratis. The leagues Of Rutherford and Fast Ruthcr-
ford now contain 30 active members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
To HONOR FRELINGHUY NEMOE1'

A MONUMENT TO BE rNVEu ED ~ NEWARK
TO-DAY To TIE FORMER SECRETARY or
CEREMONIES TO BE OBSERVED
The monument IA Military Park Newark. IN mem
crv Of Frederick r. trehn.Igy,'a viii b" uiFrlel
with appropriate ceremonies to-day. The PEDESTAL
which is u pink-colored granite from Maine. - the
gif, Of The city OF Newark through the Coinmon'o
Gill; and the statue which IS Of bronze and OF heroic
size being nine fee, IN height. was procured
through the efforts OF the Newark Board Of Trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

Zaccario &c Angelus th!rty-three years Cd A.
No. q Marion-st.. an Italian pstrone was he'd N
the Tombs Court yesterday in default OF q 800 b,t
for trial The specific charge against De Anse.u,
70 the larceny Of s32 ~ from Vncenzo vendo A,
No ll2 Mu.barry-st.. Monday. As matter ~
fact there are about 300 Italians ali OF whom A
sire 70 mako charges against him De Anesr.
acted as a gobetween for Ferdinand, Antonio and
Maizl.,io Pezzo. Of No. q Central-ave. Jtrssy
CIV Heights He says that he was authorized i,
tho Pezzi os to hire 800 Italian laborers work On
A railroad in Florida. He did 50 and collected
go 70 from each Of the men for expenses Then n
oas discovered that the PeZZlllos had run away
Al the Italians. with their neighbors and fr.enia
were az the Tombs Court yesterday and CON
p.e,eiy booked the entrance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
Conference OF COLORED VOTERS CALLED

Asbury Park. Aug (SpeciaD.-A call has been
issued for conference OF the coored people OF the
Stat. of Ncw-Jeracy meet In THIS place on Au-
gust ls The basis of representation viii be three
delegates from each Assembly district anl two from
tho county ~ large The object for which the con-
ference has been called Is To bring about more
perfect union among the voters OF their race. ana to
consolidate them into strong organization Tor
q NOR" active and united participation In future
local. State and National campaigns. ana 10 take
into consideration other matters OF interest peculiar
to the colorcd people.
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70 Mr.. Strange and Jacob we!dman was senten 1a
10 five years in State Prison for bonn bS
and six months for writing the letters NoDct'
Sedel his companion in the letter-writing
was 10 State Prison for one ye lar,n Fish
becker ana Hugo Schlling were each sentenc,rI 10
one year in State Prison for assuming "or"'"'"
Andrew IIohlcr was sentenced 10 three months III
the County Jail for riOting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
ELECTION RESULTS IN ALABAMA

Montgomery. Ala Aug. Selection returns are IN
from All counties except Baldwin ana Covington.
and the unofficial count gives oates In round num-
hcrs majority OF 26.Ot0. kolh has carried thirty
three or thirty four Of the nfty-sX counties in the
State but the counties carried by Oates being the
larger, have majority OF members Of the l.cgis-
laturc. The Democrats have the Legislature by at
least ten majority in the House and by probably On
equal number In the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
IfOHOK EN-.

Senator William II. DAILY % Hohoken some time
ago sent the papers in divorce suit 20 William A
Townsend, sheriff Of burlington County 20 be
served on the defendant the Rev Henry Aud. pas
tor Of a church at CO'umbus Yesterday Sh"rn
Townsend sent ;he papers back again, saying ne
could no; serv. ,hem because Mr.. Aud had gone TO
Bristol Penn He also said that he had written 10
Mr. Aud. requesting him 70 come back to New
Jersey % be served with the notice. but The minister
had never answered his letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Captain Albert Hesse. Of the Ger
man Embassy at Washington FIFTH AVENUE
Congressman James W. Wadsworih, OF Geneseo,
~ Y: Ex-senator j. Sloat Fassett. Of Elmira: cX'
Senator Francis Hendricks Of Syracuse; Isaac Y.
Baker jr.. of Comstock y. Y. and General l.. !.
iii Cesnoc. HOII.AND-6ieneral Joseph T Tor
renee of chicago MARLBOROUGH - Colonel
James NJ. Whltmore. l.. S. Army. PARK AVE
NUE-Bank Superintendent Charles VI. Preston. OF
lbany. .NICTORIA-Miss Kate Field, Of Washing
ton D. {. WINDSOR-T. l.. Blackstone. president
OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican State Committee Fifth Avenue Hotel
Jerome Park races. 23o p.
Unveillng OF Frederick r. Frenghuysen statue
Military Park Newark.
Annual convention OF Quakers. Chappaqua.
Congress OF Religions. Long Beach.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
Music in East River Park p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
ENGLEWOOD.

The Enelewool Field Club has adopted a grace
ful way of perpetuating the memory Of hS s;"ai-
fast friend. the late Judge William Walter fh"'iS
II has ordered an oil portrait OF Mr. Phelps - be
made cost $500 the picture - he pIacrd IL 'n'
handsome new clubhouse The portrait is 20 De-
painted by Charles LOOMS. of Englewood. and VIII
I've copy OF photograph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
pEApLocKEp AFTER lsos BALLOTS.

Galveston. Tex Aug : The latest a1vi-as re-
c,iv,d from the Congressional Convention AT MAJ
l.tt~yle last night stated that AZ IN" CONCLUSION ''
rh.. lV.th ballot which stood - for Gresham ana
o.. ,.r lam. ~. convention Adjourned. BEFORE tne
last ballot was taken the Lane delegates stated mat
II the Gresham delegates WOMB "lt.ir'% 't'S"''',
T,.r, IN. rt.. AMI nominate Major VI. /. Mott ~
G,iv.etnn il,, would support him soiiily rms
y.nfion Is apparently hopcicssiy dcadloch'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
THE A. =. 4 OVERWHELMED

Corning y. y Aug Sat to-days school election
the total yot" was nearly fifty times as great "a
that cast last year G.. Il. Brown elected with
c,t opposition and ex-M Mayor ". r.. Gorton defeated
the candidate of the American Protective Associa-
ton by iGl majority ont Of vote of SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

q struggle with the intruder, who managed to get
free and dash out OF the house. He was caught
however by policeman and gave the name o'
Edward Shields. of No. 40 Dean-st lie had Sc
cured a box containing jewery worth s55. He was
he'd for the action OF the Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Chicago. Aug. S-Wiam I.orImer nominated
for Congress to-day by the Republicans Of the lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

greatly prolong the career of many engineer ~.
fire man."
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Arn,uncementA
Henry A. Daniels. NJ D.

Henry A. Daniels. NJ De-
WEST s9TTi ST.. . ,.-,.rv %
Diseases OF the Nervous system Ush,o,,' stoa
cans lmpotency and Sterillty. Hours ~ d
Ladies suffering from nervous a'iiio.o
quick relief IN parker's Ginger Tonic -
iiindercorns. the best cure for corrs, 10 Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 500 Sunset O6 Moon io3o Moons sssl
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook l:5i Gov. Island ? p Hell Cat. t:i
PM-Sandy Hook 2:l3 GOV. Island 2.5i Hell Gate 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEINERS.


vesse, rina For Mails close. Vessel sana
Fuerst Bismarck Iiam-Am. Hamburg. 300 m l2aD
Bermuda Quebec. Belize. etc.......... 400 m INau
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FRrpERlcK ?. rRELINGHrYsEN.
lNll.lsNt
Arofu"r General - fh" Sfat. ~ Nc~-l"r7"y.
Senator q fhr United Siaf-s
Secretary u state ~ th" United states
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E. 4 W. "Kanata." p. = We .
A new collar.