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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
pRoHIBIrIoyrsrs NAVE CELEBRATION.

Several hundred Prohibitions OF Staten Island and
this city held an a-day celebration at the National
Prohibition Park Auditorium Yesterday. The morn
Ing exercises took the form OF Prohibition ratin-
cation and reception for Francis T.. Baldwin. OF
ElMlra, who was recently nominated for Governor
OF NeW-York by the Prohibition State Convention
at Syracuse The meeting presided over by
Charles 4. Warlwel A number OF Speeches were
made by city and State workers. Mr. Baldwin
made a brief address At II o'clock patriotic rally
was held ana the Rev Or Albert Louis Banks, OF
BROOKLYN. delivered an address The Patriotic
Duty Of the Hour" The greatest duty OF the hour
he said was to give women the ballot The annual
Prohibition dinner held at the Park Hotel at
O'Clock. where leo covers were laid AT o'clock
William Lloyd Garrison. jr. delivered an Grafton on
whittier the Poet Abolitionst." and an abolition
memorial service held The days celebration
ended with an elaborate display OF fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

Foreign mails for the week ending July ! will close
AMI m or aSTape az "" II m for
Methdrlands direct per :. obdam via Rotterdam: a,
il suppl emeniary II 80 M for Fortune Island
m Complimentary 80 p M Tor Nassau and Santiago
Guy. per c%5"s ss 81 per for weq .nSa al peg
PFRIbXYH IT FOR Brazil and La PLATA coSntriea
N R mus, SSe'% ysed from per Ea NasmS
p FOR Rr9s and pa directed ptF Pss pnee
' ssArtTT jf as5 France sw,aerland
L. Norinandie. Via Hayre: At 4ao for Europe pee
France. sWitscrland Italy spain Portugal Turkey and
nS %q ss be per- Sscd ss eE s sS s
Or other parts q Europe via Southampton and
s appt@en Sss 10 s'' M for ESroD. VIA south
ampton per Chester at 10 ,o m for New ~:
compcsne Chapas 1aha.oo and Yucasn per Seneca s,
4cs r s54s[ A at @ or norway direct per-
Anicrke d.!ters mus, be directed per AmsEiks'1;
u va hoita@ia be aEsssa sDaaT.;
d GAM r,o at a. r. f for SSrsS S!s.{ per
"" Para ps and Mans2s s Sf er per es
Clement % p m; FOR santa Marta and Sarthasens
TTruxllS per ;. oterl from New orleans.
ma fn'i for Hawaii Si per " Au:.a @
China 2sS n@ and ' Japan ap specially aaG1essS Sn per
a Of aDI % Mans S Si1s S'': Ssy
AS om cs % here % AFTER sS' May rs SS
to July 20 at $50 p N. Mails for China and Japan
Especially addressed only. :. Victoria 0rom To
cdma) close here daily up 10 July l7 al $3.50 m. Malls
for Australia (eXcept West Australia, which
forwarded Via Europe New Zealand Hawaii. FIJI and
Samoan Islands, per Monowai from San Francsco)
close here daily up Ju.y '2i $3.50 p. (or az.
rival Newlork Of Lucania with British mails for
Australia Mails the Society Islands 4. city
from Sa- Francisco close here daily up 70
July IS Mails for Newfoundland. by rail 10
Halifax and thence by steamer close at this office daily
AT D. Mails for Mquelon by rail Boston. ard
By Gloss this office daily nj $50
Cuba. by rail 10 Tampa. Fla. and thence by
Sailing Mondays and Thursdays). close at this
daily a. Malls for Mexico. overland. unless
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close At this
Office daily at a.
Registered mali ,,2,.s az 2 m previous day
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster.
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SrfcTDE IN LTDLOW STREET JAIL.

An ITALIAN BECOMES EXTREMELY bESPoNDENT
AFTER VISIT FROM HIS WEE AND
HANGS HIMSELF.
Isidor Italia an Italian. forty years old. who
liv.d at No 20 James-st. but who had been a pris-
on.r I'm Ludlow street Jail since April 81. com
tnlttcd suciIe by hanging himself In his cell at
o'clock last night. Italia was arrested on the
charge ~ passing counterfeit money.
Yesterday evening he took the usual amount Oh
exercise anl went back 20 his cell Ten minutes
oftorwari Keeper Edward Scherer was passing the
Ioor and heard \ moaning from inside he ehIeIet
ana found Italia hanging from the IRON iturMVlin
-, IN. door The man had made moose OF tne peit
,tot ercrcel hla waist and attached one Gnu 10 IN
- t,r OF tho door To Keep MS teet from the
Gn,r be- hal 20 draw up HE legs. ,..,,
~, homer cut the belt and called TOT asl9'a@e
u.,,i.n FIX sent % the Ellrii g'-St station "nt
- son. rar an ambulsnce. When the DOCTOR ar
rived the man was d'ia , tt, lo,,, con-
f,,ifo was desuonleut because or MS ions IL
crr,,.rt and had been moody FOR lohs UNI il,s
st,ts ~ mind was aggravated y"sterliy u. ~
IN, hts voung and pretty VIE, ai'er WIN" "'
,.,s extremely nervous ana cast Gown d.. rau
IN. last previous suicide ln luliy" isp.i
,,s IN iSG when George Benson an aco'ii''.iiI,o
yiniIor who had boon imprisoned iot WI NJ, ,p
~. "tunco' game on a party u MtAiSau- - ~
,.rro,int of sibCN0. jumped from hs c." 60 ' -
me upper tiers. and was kil'''
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orrv,vo THE royo ISLAND cHArfirQrA.

opryIyG TIF LONG ISLAND Cha '''' va
Fifteen hundred people yesterday afternoon at
tended the opening exercises OF the Long is'a,.I
chautauqua Assembly at Point OF Woo's. Oh '''g
craat South Beach opposite Sayvlle' i'o''s'o.
t.llls led the audience in singing an o''' '
Countrv's Flag We Raise. composed LOT w."
"'"' 49, 60, Gard After prayer by the
=, tf,ilock Editor Of "'rhe Christian n
work." the president o, the association y. W.
Foster OF Rlverhcad. opened the assembly WIN a"
address. In which ne outlined IFS history ana oD-
,.cts General " c. Weary. Interstate commerce
commissioner and exCommandtr OF ,n9 t on
,,,' ,f he R.publc. delivered an a,'i.'' ~
:rhn! rroding characteristics 81 Gene cram =.
\ special feature % the proErau"n,Jt ont
..,,,. - ne 0rst military company AIiN -
tion Of The nrst class o. the Patriotic n no I 1den
,'r snclntv for the instruction or Nouhk P,olne
new 'ittj.s ~ citizenship. The members were
"dr~scd by l. Maynard Of ms dsb C!y sp SE
',' ~ Nv we're James W. Covert, Joseph Nlmho
and Charles c. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
The SENATE PASSES THE "BILL OF SAFE"
THE SUGAR TRrST TRIUMPI

THE SUGAR TRUST TRIUMPHs.
from The Philadelphia Press.
sut o. this medley II contradictory enactments the
issss trust emerges triumphant. The country be-
ssves with 'Harper's Weekly" late the jealous
crpp11rter OF President Cleveland that II has Sc
contributions -
lush THE DATE ALONG ANOTHER PEG.
At. rhe Boston Journal
tar,n as. the long fight I'm the Senate IS over. The
ference a rue ground IL now shifted 20 the Con
push ~ committee. and II may be necessary 70
t;orma,maSf proposed date OF taking effect OF the
Certain ,s ui along another peg. II Is by no means
~ mat August will see the measure enacted
THE DEALS ARE ARRANGED
m ~" The Hartford Courant
fbe,ne utas Of the Democratic Senators among
tho Az ives and with the Populist Senator's stood
for n incomes. Furnishing the Northern States and
''"er purposes passed that body last night
RADICAL CHANGE NECESSARY
run me Springfield Union
The bin win now 20 to the House ard no one
ProAs Fly ey predict what It's fate Will be there
i,s eDIy rev believe that II be approved in
ically cbnn9n gdape: and certainly II must be rad
vivo =. ~. ~ oi me Ways and Means Committee can
give II their support.
Uo"HT TO. BUT THE HOUSE is DEMOCRATIC
from The Evening World.
The Sugar Trust ought n have good reason IN
'"e conference at Washington.
- WHAT WILL THE CONFERENCE DO?
from The Philadelphia Inquirer.
NOW We shall have the Conference committees
g. possibly a protracted struggle between Sem
~, ana House. What form the comnromae bill
VIII take, who tell?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

REY Ell. SANTA ANITA COMING EAST.
HIS OWNER WILL START HIM IN THE REALIzA-
TON ON SATURDAY.
Chicago July 4.-'Lucky" Baldwin decided to-day
70 send his crack threeyear-old colt, Rey ell Santa
Anita TO Coney Island TO try for the rich Realiza-
ton Stakes which will be contested on Saturday.
Mr. Baldwin finally made up his mind 10 send the
colt after he had won the Sheridan Stakesat Wash
,ngton Park so easily this afternoon. The horse
Will leave here at about oc.ock to-morrO| aft ,I
noon which will give him days rest before the
Meditation Il run of Van Kuren. who rode the
colt when ne won the Derby, and again to-day,
when he captured the Sheridan stakes, WI go WIN
INC horse and ride him in the Realization Good
ildges here believe the colt has royal chance for
he
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n,s,oc,rrD MS YrcK wHI1E DrvTyG

DTSTOClrED MS NECK WHIAh UI' ~"
Thomas Markey. twenty-seven years oiu car
no, c,enner Of 40. 2l West Sixty-seven'h-st ST. was
taken last night in ambulance to me New-iorh
HOSPITAL in paralyzed condition. me '"J"'''
man was member Of the Patrick MerN 'no"
.. rh,ch started from West Twenueth-st
,..,,'rdov morning on an excursion 10 New-Dorp'
staten Island.
ON the arrival there OF the chowder party Marley
with several more men. went IN swimming M''NrS
ess,vcd 10 give some exhibitions IN diving. fi'"y
no diveI from a high post into about TWO i'V'
OF water and striking the bottom win MS No.
d,slocoted his neck lie was taken out OF the water
Ia. s,,na NJ his companions and removed To the
Sea Side Hospital ~ New-Dorp. where ne was
treated by Or Raway. That physician susges'el
tbot the man would receive better treatment III
his civ and the chowder party brought MN 10
The CITY on their return. Dr. Peck OF the New,
York Hospital said that the man had SUSTAINED
a d,socaton Of the neck and had only IL sInaH
chance OF recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
THE EMBHALp BEATS THE ARIEL


SUCCESSFUL REGATTA OF THE LAHcHMoNT
YACHT CIrB-THE ATLANTIC CLUB At
OYSTER BAY
The Inrchmont Yacht cub sailed n successful re-
gatta on the sunlit waters Of tn Sound yesterday
The list OF entries large ana IA" regatta was
well handled no easy thing with euch large fleet OF
racing boats FIfty-thrcc ynchts went over the line
when the starting signal was given. Tho wind blow
a fair sailing breeze from the southwest on" re-
markabe thing about the regatta was the fair and
square beating the schooner Emerald gave the Ariel
Last year the Ariel considered inVncibe. andmr
Maxwells schooner was pronounced an unqualified
failure. THIS year the Emerald IS so much Improved
that She appears the better boat. Among tn twenty
one footcrs the Western boat Minncionka at frat
seemed 10 walk through the fleet. but ~ The wind
got stronger she lost ground rapidly, and lnaIly
gave up. The Gardner twenty-Onc foOter I'lrt car
rlri AWAY her shrOuds. the MoyEle lost Ter mast
and thu Gossoon opening the jaws ~ her gan
The winners Emerald, Atlantic, E.seinarie'
Queen Nab Wasp. Tigrcss. Memory, Audax. Mary,
Fastime Edna. Pauline H.. lone. Naquero. Loyal
% seconds. and the Loyal beat the Niator minutes
20 seconds. The Queen Nab beat the Katrina 10
minutes 2 seconds. and the Wasp beat the Gloriana
Is minutes 81 seconds. The Nymph beat the Ava g
minutes q seconds and the rigrcss beat the DanO-
dil II minutes IS seconds.
The fleet OF the Atlantic Yacht Cub. now on It's
annual cruise dropped ancnOr IN oyster Fay yes
terday afternoon on the house ~ thc Senwanhaha
Yacht Club In the evening there was a reception
music dancing fireworks and MI illumination OF the
ipc
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M DiED TRON UdNT or FOOD.
FEEBLE OLD MAN. WASTED ALMOST TO
SKELETON. FOUND ~ CITY HALL. PARK
NormsHMENT COMES Too LATE


OTTO Ildnc Herr he was ., weak he cou,l
not speak dis'inctly-Acl IN the Chambers Street
Hospital yesterday afternoon from starvation. lie
was nfty-clght wears Old ana ha1 been a com
mrrcl0l traveller IN hts better days He lost his
place because De was getting oh. AMI finally spent
most Of his las DAYS n Park bench
Hcu~ was seat IN fhc '1y Hal Park about
p m. when ply scl1n. who refused to give hts
NAME was attracted by The mans cmaclltel APP
prar1nce lie stopped and learned THAI b" hal
hardly tasted food fpr thrcr DAYS Tho man seemed
absolutely Indifferent 70 his fate. AMI APPEAR . 10
mink that ne doomed 20 die. The ply sican At
once called the attention ~ Park Policeman
ThOwpfon 20 the man.
Thompson ran 10 a wagon In Mall-sL where milk
sold and got glars Of II. rhc unfortunate
man slipped Il YEARLY and then relnpsed into his
former daze1 condition a crowd had gathered and
the seemed III at ease and said he would - all
right I'm a short time and that the people could ID
nothing FOR him Thank you very much. officer
he said In u courteous manner Il NIL right now"
hut he was taken - Chambers street Hospital.
whore II was found that he was suffering from
high fever caused 10y lack OF proper nourlshment
ind care Shortly after being admitted 70 the hos
pital Heine reapsed into uncOnsclOusness and an
hour later he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
yrBRaRTAys GRADUATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, July (SpeclaD.-The graduating ex-
erc,ses Of the New-York State Library School were
held at the State Capitol at IL O'Clock THIS morn
ing They were quite informal Melvf Dewey, d.
rec,or NJ the school and secretary OF the state
BOARD OF Regents. conferred the diplomas and made
an earnest address to the class. Miss Mary s. Gut
Ter. vce-drector OF the school, also mace snp,'
Waterbury. Conn; Clara Skies Hawes. Freeport,
III Henrietta Church. Albany, n. " and Herbert
William Denio Port Henry. N. Y. AL begin ac-
tive library work at once.
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George. T. Brewster. ST, Bnrtholomew's A. c. limo

O:57 %.
Onehundred- yard hurdle. nandicap-Won by
Jerome Buck a yar) Tme-O:lS 20.
Ialfnnie safety. handcap-Won by c. w. Fritz. River
side Wheelmen. Time-l:lS
Three hundred yard rum handcap-Won by Thomas B.
Cannon 90 yards) Time-o:34
Two-rne safety handicap-won b. c. W. Ertz River
side Wheelmen go YARDS. Time-5:10
One-miie walk handcap-Won by Charles Iiebgold.
Pastime A. c. % seconds. Time-7:j3.
Obstacle race-Won by !. c. Miles Cornell A. c. Time
--l:3ih.
one-nIo safety team race-won by Kings County
Wheemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

The Rev VI. Bernier and Yrs James Narroli Oh
this city met "A serious accident Tuesday night
,b,lo returning from New Rochelle TO this city.
They had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George crab,
I'm Nor,h-st when Mr.. Bernier received summons
IN return To New-YOrk on their way 10 the ran
road station they took short cut through North-
81 across the railroad tracks, and fell into an eN-
coya ton which is being made by the railroad Ihey
Sou a distance of twenty feet Both were injured
internally they are at the New-Rochelle Hospital
i'm n critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

AYCRIGG-At Passalc. y j.. July %. 1904 Charles
Ayf I and n frienSs are attend funs5sa
On Ttgrsa a.. july R,5 stS a! P H. from TIC
BEYTH!NGn MS ely July Mar. .5d F MaSg Ha Sss
n nsys Msla1 4s z y- Fi "a o'' 's'
BRECK-A, Greenwich Corn. Oh July g. Jane Jes, WIG
rSHera al on Frday July Christ Church OF 3, the ar
rival 4 train leaving Grand Central station V'VD a In
besson eies; son y james b. ana Harrie, r. Dew
rn1er, +" l S AZ The residence Of his parents lis
schermerhorn-s BROOKLYN. at p M THURSDAY July u
Internent private -
FIrcl-A, the Park Avenue Hoel NewYorS ci,y Tues.
day July 1894 suddenly. Emily NJ IItch' wife O' '"'
ra a, T .e4IlcI ro a Rer @ ressnce chqrch
New Haven Conn. on Thursday afternoon ''h '"'' a.
CRUDE suidnly Of heart iur stamford Ie'a%as
Co.. y s.. Mrs Teresa L. CRUDE oeo'eu "le u i''"-'
Notee OF funeral hereafter.
saaoss SDg's; F |ay K SSi9@ and is.
chnd 4 n late Walter and Elizabeth Stevenson In
II @ The re'a %oa Of Il He Ed aG1ssi Z
IN ,he ~ rSyg s AZ 'e JUN 3 at Grace
FS GRaniry Broadway AID i6thst al ?.
M May9 y ". Ts P p the w a'S is
JSy services at St Johns Church Bowdon-st., Boz
New Haven papers please copy
PTT Boaai5 % T% Of @a AMY R .
services at her lae residence ~ W rooney
Intrrm-nt private.
RISK suddenly at summit y J; July B. Clarence n.
RISK VI. D. in the 46th year u hts age. , ,,
Funeral services on THURSDAY 4 m at the residence
n Il ms r at tn convcniense Of the -amy
VAN ARsDALE-At Peapack. y J.. On Tuesday July
dale Iec.asej in the 9th year Of her age
Palnhed papers please copy.
vAN prsEN-on Monday. July 3D. 1894. Samuel h
Van Dusen the nth year u his age. -.
Funeral services his late residence No 81 West Sota-
THURSDAY morning. July 9th. At 1890 O'CLOCK
WEBB ON Monday. July ID. 1894 Bound Brook.
y J.. Catha-ine r. Oakley. widow u Moses W eb9
Funeral services the residence Of y. W. Dunnlng
on Thursday. July 9Th at p M
YOU Mon Tuesday July 80. after lingering Illness
Mary L. wife II William r. Young. and second daush-
TER ~ the late Thomas MauJer. - -
services her late residence 43ia Maoison-
ST. on THURSDAY evening. al o'clock
Intsruent private
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4 ROUNDSMAY DROWNED.

The body OF a man which was found In the water
Yesterday at Wllliam-st.. brooklyn was identihed
last evening by his wife rs that OF Alexander
Graham OF No GG3 Washington-st. this city. lie
,.,s roundsman attached to the Thirty-seventh
po,ico praclnct on Tuesday ne went TO Brooklyn
~ yislt rome friends near Hamilton Ferry. and IL
is supposed that he accidentally fell overboard lie
was nifty three years old, ana had been on the New"
York police force thrty-two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
WANTED IT DECENT AND ~ ORDER

From The Indianapolis journal.
The dying beckoned to the physician say
Doc" he whispered.
What Is IL >" asked the man Of medicine.
''Seen' y / the first man to die In TINS tpwA
Hlfh mis- boots on | know there will be cOnsdcra-
BILE amount Of scrimmage for the privilege ol
burying me- between the underwriters. Now as
been TO considerable expense and trouble TO get
this home fixed mp for the old woman and the
kids and don't want II mussed with II lot of fellers
shOOtin' holes through the winders and walls, !
want YOU to KIT them underwriters together and
have 'em play n game OF seven-up for the chance
OF planting me Youll do H. won't you DocY
And the doctor said he would.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
GAMES AT SOUTH ORANGE.

The South Orange Field Club held IA successful
omen race meet on It's grounds yesterday after
noon The entry list large. and all the races
were well contested. There were only few minor
accidents The results We're
One-mle safety. noyice-Won by George p Coon o"u'h
Orange. Time-2:4l
One-hundrcd- yard DASH hnndicap-Won by Moses Sol
omen Riverside A. C. t4h ynrda. Time-olOlb
one.uolie safety handicap-Won by G. W. Eriz River
side Wheelmen New-York (o5 YARDS. Tme-2;2o
Four-hu dred- and forty-yard run. novlce-Wea ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
SPECIAL REGATTA AT GREENPORT.

The first special regatta N the Shelter Island
Yacht Club started Yesterday afternoon from Der
ing Cove In a brisk southwest breeze. but long be-
fore the rnces were over the breeze died out and
the rnces were therefore mere drifting matches
The boats raced from the clubhouse at 'hequit
Point 10 Long Beach Light, twelve-milc course
Latham Flsh's unbeaten flnkecl Dilemma was to
have raced j. y. Stearns jrs., CONSERVATION. but
az the CONSERVATION not In racing trim the
race was not sailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

,,.., He had beard. and his commandments
,.a ,ade strenuous effort to disappear altogether
Iors Randolph is American on his Wife's side;
In no seemed disposed TO give only short shrift
- the reporters who hoped to find IN him budget
Of news - , ,,.
Although holding no Office at pTesent except 'na'
.h.r NJ Parliament Lord Randolph was for
80, wears one OF the most conspicuous men In
n,hic life in England. notably during the two MIN
,s,r,es Of Lord Salisbury in each OF which ne held
Cabinet Office In the from lSS1 to 1856 he was
secretary OF State for India and during portion
a, the longer Ministry, lasting from 1886 to lSS2 he
held the more important position OF Chancellor OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
~ A GESCHEIDT.

Charles A. Geschedt well-known Staten ISL
ander. died from pneumonia on Governors lsiahu'
where he held q responsible place on Iuesuay'
Mr.. Ciescheiit was the Grand District rd PeR"'y
IL wee forfy-seven years old. and leaves wire
and several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
4 SUBTLE DISTINCTION.

From The Chicago Record
Ohcer Phaneyhann-i hear you was hred Tor
seepin' on jooty Is that so1
Ex-Omcer McBroyde-No, Mike no; niver say
thot 1t wasn't fur the sleepin': twas fur the
Wakip' I'D too late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Miss Style-How do pity those poor horses That
have 10 wear hats during the summer
sV-hy rs a great mercy; II protects them from
the heat" -. - ..,-,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUES TEAM WINS

NEW-YOKK ATTILtTTV 'T1V T. = T7HN WIZ
Philadelphia. July An the open Fourth on July
track athletic games to-day the one-nile team re-
Law race was won by the Ncw-York Athletic
Clubs team In $3.50. within seven seconds OF the
word's record. The team was made w as follows
II s. Lyons 8 ScOville, JT.. George w. Oston ana
George Sands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

n ~ Uommonti's Animal Extrocts Cere-
- tho lain Caroline FOR the heart Tesne Oys-
'n me e,c MIiHAI'S SON ls3 Broadway. or CoLuA-
RIA CHEMICAL CO.. Washington
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MARRIED..

Mass June o. BY Rev Or. D. /. Furber, Mr. Ia
puliard Bishop and Miss Emile RAINING oausH'e' W
s v A. Hunter. esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05


Avoid the dangers impure drinking water by taking
supply ~ Johanns" conceded 10 be the finest table
water the world
Cosinr- Exterrnnators kill bedbugs reaches Infa-
lhle refusing ordef direct 50 Clinton III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

FssSsn vs novelty for gentlemen is Fisk Clark
frequently washed without injury. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
Special Notices.

Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
Are 4asilv attained and those who fail avail them.
relves OK the means should complain when accused
II gross neglect sOZODONT Will speedily eradicate the
cause II foul breath. Identifying and preserving the
teeth 4 he oldest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

p Ccntemeri & Co.. kid gloves
tr,.e r.rn1v.i - OH Drcadway ground floor betwee9
9oth and 2l.t st5 The only place In the city whefs
Ceatener gloves are sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
MUSICIANSD DISCUSS THEIRART
TOPICS BEFORE THE SARATOGA MEETING
OF TEACHERS.
yDy TELEGRAPH TO THE TnIBI

THE ASSOCIATIONS FUTURE-MUsIC IN THE UNI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

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