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IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
DISCOURAGED MANS ATTAIN o-0'
HIMSELF.

Herman Wuerger an unemp'oyeu y, No
ettv-rour wears old, who lived with ms WIZ ."
800 s.holes- made Ell unsuccessful h''S"i.
,as,erday morning to butt OUT MS oiA' ,.r
&, Tho cellar OF John Kiefers Ola p'S"'''
S,td,ry IN scholes-st near Grahain-a'e' ""S
ios, his employment through illness ana II 49,.
hi,n greatly. lie tried hard 10 ma aho'"o, -,
nay after day he would leave his house '''. -,
s..k work Lately he has told friehus '.a =.
1oreed for death. as he felt that nopouy ""'
sirous of employing an old man. On su'u"S 'e , IN
his u,,fc that at the first opportunity ne "o 49,,
himself Relieving that he wouia ea''' WV
,hrest she hid his razor and revolver ..,a
ON tuesday Wuerger told his wire ''a' "0 80,
.,.o,,o o,other attempt to find work he was va
'.,,ccessful and bought axe, when Ne hu ." 80.
CHR, bosom He did not tell his VIE any 'i'','e "
cha oxs but waited until she was souhd aSieer 20
-, morning when AT o'clock he LETT 'he "o
s won't into the cellar Of the brewery ""e'' az
-, 80 hack his head with the axe Aaron "'
e.ia - M 1877 Scholes-st, saw him enter 'he w
lar and. believing that something was "'''
af,ar him and saw Wuerger hacking HIS "e"u
1,-er beegod Greenfield to let him nie. vi seil
"a ~ The weapon from him ana Mu,'sr' am
t I - In. ~ blood Greenfield summoned an a.,
,,iH' I ord the vireworker was fouhu w We -,
, fronn fractures Of the frontal none anu anu
mider-hlade lie WAS taken 10 - n,Si 90 Ia.
IIosnItsi where last evening he WAS rePo''e" ~ "
In a serious condition
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HENRY STREET VIEW OF THE BUILDING.
connected with the hospital. The building when
completed. with plumbing and all other fixtures,
will cost about $4,000 When there is added TO
this the cost OF the furniture and apparatus and
the endowment that VIII probably go with the
building the total gift will aggregate not less than
10000.
The plot for the clinic building is at the south
west corner Of the and is 67Sxl02 feet
in diameter. Several gangs of men under John
Thatcher. who has the contract for the building,
are digging out the lot to depth Of thirty feet.
Ground first broken April II. The contractor
has until next June in which 10 finish the work
The building will be 67x92 feet at the base and
eight stories In height The style OF architecture will
be the French renaissance. and the building Will be
freproof throughout. The foundations are to be OF
steel grllage and TO rest gravel soil. cemented
with clay Besides the engne-rooms there VIII be an
anatomical refrigeration and storage room, a drug
gist's store, and surgical workshop in the base
ment.
The first floor will be divided into waitng-room
a superintendents office, two medical rooms. three
surgical rooms, and room for the treatment or
diseases of the eye. Another room VIII be devoted
to the receiving OF patients.
On the second floor will be waiting room for
patents a dentists office, rooms for the treatment
Of skin and chest diseases. three examination
rooms. two rooms for the treatment Of children
and other rooms for diseases electrothera-
peutics throat, nose and womenS diseases, MS
torical room and attendants waiting-room
Two large rooms will be set aside for a library on
the third floor. The clinical lecture-room. in am
phithearical shape, will occupy the greater part OF
this floor and Of the fourth floor. 1t is to be 55x4i
feet In dimension and have Its entrance the
fourth floor. The secretarys office. students
lockers, the lecturers retiring-room. patient j
waiting groom, preparation room and another gen.
eral waiting Will surround the lecture-Toon.
The remainder of the fourth floor will be divided into
leoture-rooms.
The fifth and sixth floors will contain the chemical
and didactic lecture ROOM of similar size and shape
to the clinic lecture room below Chemical labora-
tories stove and Weighing rooms and anatomical de-
partments will occupy the seventh floor. while the
eighth floor will be occupied by bone museum, two
dissecting rooms and other rooms
The exterior walls for the two lower stories will
be made Of Indiana limestone and those above will
be in mottled BRICK with limestone and light gray
terra Gotta used for Quoins. window trimmings and
cornices.
The entrance for patients will be in Amity-st. and
that for the college department IN Henry-st. The
building will be light and airy. Light shafts will BE-
constructed the south and sides of the build
ing. The heating will be by indirect steam. with
thermostatc apparatus for maintaining pure. warm
air. Marshall Emery. Of New-York. Is the architect
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LONG ISLAND NOTES.

4, . rne-,,ing OF the Queens County Board III gu
,.rv,sors In Long Island cry yesterday franchise
vas granted u the Long Island E@eeU'' .'"'on'
Company to iEOiey-lin along tlo '"'"'''"
and Hampstead turnpike between tho TWO ''"1b'9'
All the resiicnts In the vicinity were In favor OF tho
,,-,ie.; The company all lay "A double TRACK DO
tween jamaica and Queens. distance OF ,hree
miles and the company agrees TO pave tho roadbed'
V,bl, tho county Will mac4damiEe tho road' ~ .
s.ll that work will bo begun Oh the ROAD ihSilo Oh
a. rs,uth
Many OF The farmers In suro,k County fear that
tho tasa.ng o. the new law 10y tho last I~slsa'ufo
rela,iyo TO hunting deer Long Island may result
IN c1ter1ninaung tho deer on the island. According
60 tho provisions Of the now law deer may be kinca
nm every "Wednesday during November. win only
nm. DAVIS shooting In a week the farmers say. tho
deer viii x back where they are driven from
and will De slaughtered easier. while II there was
shooting FOR days at limo they "ouii seek Sc
Guided places and remain there.
Tn, Women's Homo and Foreign Missionary So
cioy o, the Prcsbyery OF Long Island held us an
nuaI msotng in Centre Moriches yesterday. and II
will he continued to-day Last evening the Delegates
listened 10 an address. Tho principal business VIII
be dono to-day.
BIDS for tho construction OF the new Jamaica
Normal School were opened Tuesday evening by
the hoard OF Managers IN Jamaica The appropr:a-
ton for the building was 10000 and only two of
IN, bids camn within that amount. one was that OF
BENJAMIN H. Brussman. OF Hancock. y. Y, with
bid OF 81 so and tho other was tina, OF the Mapcs-
Reeves Construction Company OF New York. FOR
50 096 These bids did not include tho amount 10 To
pad for steam heating. and with that added. Bruss-
mans bid IL the only one within tho limit making
altogether SO 900 There was no action taken on tho
bids.
Tho suffolk County Volunteer Firemcns Associa-
tion held a meeting at tho courthouse In Rvcrhead
yesterday afternoon and decided hold their tour
nament in Amtyvllle on Labor Day. Rivcrhend
and Amyvillo were the contestants for tho tourna-
ment.
4 team OF horses attached 20 the carriage OF Will
lam G. Dillingham;. OF Cedarhurst. away yes
terday afternoon ucar Far Rockaway. In tho
rago were Mrs, lrllinghams sister and three chill
drcn. The coachy pan the box. The horses
became frightened by train the Lawrence
station. They for two miles despite tho coach
mans efforts stop them. until. in swinging
around n corner. they upset tho carriage The Ave
occupants were thrown out but escaped with moth
inR worse than slight bruises. Tho carriage was
wrecked
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

..,,g NJ the Womans Health Pro-
tective Association which was 10 nave '"Ae"
Yesterday or the lawn attacheu 10 INC ~
Mrs Jere johnson, r., No. 16s fahcooA'
postponed until this afternoon at oc'ocA p''''
the weather Is fnir
Jobr nohland OF No rs Alabama-ave.' anu "eo' 90
w prvnolds of No. 10 Alabama-ave.' Hotoi "'e"'
,noysd NV the. Brooklyn Heights railroad Co"i
many were arrested yesterday for running CATE NC
vond the legal rate of speed. Judge Waish he'u
them for examination.
The court ofricerg attached to Judge Aspiiai'
court presented to him pair OF d'aihohu 49,
buttons on Tuesday afternoon, the occaS'o, 80 u
his birthday Judge Hurd. who had manu- IA -.
affair was surprised few min1tea a'ei ~ i,
Clerk Van Dorm who also presented 10 MN " SIM
lar gift Speeches and congratulations ioHo"S'
,,a o,os,,y Axerclses Of the Bedford Academy,
which took Mace on Tuesday night, the fo"o"ins
nrzes were awarded Honor roll or academic "''
partment. John A. Quell and William faoer' p'o
naratorv department, Henry Van kleecK' arthur
Dr,s,ar Marjorie Stutzer, Helen Stutzer, Wllireu
Pratt and John Lander. Special prizes ~, pa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. William Faper' HaIou '
Kleeck and Arnold Dreyer; German Johh 'ue,' anu
,,a~.nr,a stutzer. Latin. Rudolph stechert draw
Co.,, irving Rogers Dr. George Rodemanh' INC
principal delivered the address,
Iosenb shannon who was held by Judge llshe
Yesterday morning. charged by Patrick j. ureeh' Vi
efn1
No M Amity-st with stealing diamond etuu
,,o,uaa NJ s25 was later In the day dentiheu ny De
,ec.ive REYNOLDS as a "crook' who igures IN -'o"-
York criminal records. Shannon has peen A"o""
urder seyeral aliases and from 1880 to 1880 was Gun
arad at Sing Sing The police expect 10 CONNECT
him with some recent crimes committed III p'ooA
Ign.
John Mccormick OF Garner-st, near han''o'i
ave who was thrown from an ice wagon III Oo'-
uson with a Ffth-ave. trolley-car yesterday 'i'oin
Ing and taken to the Norwegian Hospital - my
~ die Mccormick sustained cohcuS9'o'i VI -"
brain and was otherwise badly shaken up me no-
,orman and conductor. who were aF'es'-' ."
charge Of criminal negligence. were later dschafseu
by Judge Tighe
rhs Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company pesi"'
,his morning running a special car from inc p''"eo
% East New-York on the Fulton-st Inc TOT inc a0
conmodation OF newspaper men. The car leaves .''e
n,,a. q, e.o5 a m and IL one OK the big eight
wheeled variety.
Acknowledgement Hancock will give nearing o.,
Saturday on the application Of Mortimer - ron
.gs,ns, George C. England to Gust the latter rom
,ta enc n, clerk TO the Even Street Guy PONCE
court The plaintiff 10 veteran ana VIII oo"'eS'
~. legality OF his removal from the POSITION
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HE ROBBED A WOULD-BE POLICEMAN.

Edward Bell, a candidate for a place on the
police force, has poor opinion Of some one OF six
teen candidates who came up with himself for the
physical examination. conducted by Dr. church ana
DR. Ford. at fire headquarters Tuesday afternoon
Dur,nr the examination the men required to
strip. They are examined in patches Of hve. While
the doctors were looking over Bell and four other
men some unregenerate candidate for police honors
took SIS from Bells clothes. The doctors were
chagrined that Of all men Q prospective police
10 do ali they could to and the thief. Bel made a
formal complaint of robbery at the Adans-st sta
tion and Detectives Mccormick and Brady were de-
A>tAd the casa
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WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

N,eeting OF the Major Mckinney batte'S' W. = ~
" blo Marcy-ave. evening. $1,000
Reception for officers OF the North An1"'' 'f'
ron al the Union League cluh eVe"."s.
Meeting OF the Evangelical Lutheran Minis'er'ufh'
-,,b.rsn church In Ilcnry-st near OAth'
Shepard Democratic primaries ~ u.
Insfauai.on OF the Rev Lewis Edwin l 100,
church OF our Father HF"hd ave anu
Place evening - 80 -. :, g.,
outing Clinton Commandery ~ J. No' ~ ="
patcnogue. Long Island ,-
Grace Presbyterian Church, StuyNes""' anu '''''
aEes. g.. ,..t.....af
-" Gar ,hs Aged and lnhrm. Park Pace aiN!
New Nogk-avc. . So, ~
Annua. meeting OF the Women tea'tn 49,,
,.r,i,, 4 sso.atCn grounds OF Mrs. J,fe JOHNSON
ir No 10 HAncock-st. - m
Lawn fe,e for the bcneh; o. The Brooh.yh ioiho
.or Cousumpilye. Wildwood club FIatDns".
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Bay 22a-st, $50 Of sotS-Ss ..'o Loo
Essis"s g. 1870 It q oskIana... i'1i ~. 100
wi, nj \ A. I2oG ul stones ".T,,rx
f,rec.ose; William Buttling 10 "''''A 5000
Hs,mone-uve n . corner fountalh-aNe i 1900
onnrhae + Walsh to Anna II bweT, 49, 33ix
,,.,a|e g. lao 1t " Eastern PaihNA' 81
10 Michael L Walsh to Anna II h"e ~ 800
lag, y 10 fl y OF Sd-ave 4oHlSvf VII,
lam v Williamson to Helen suunaess .'v' ASoo
Atantlcsave 200 4 OF Beach ve Sgn1s s75o
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DEADLY DOSE or PARIS GREEN.

Jacob slebert forty-six years Old. OF No. Isl Ten
Eyck-st attempted suicide last night by taking
paris green az his home. He was removed To 81.
catherine Hospital IN "A critical condition
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Railroads..
pENNSYLVlIIjIi'ii'li|
RAILROAD

Stations foot Of Desbrosses ana c..
900 A. FAST e E feet Nay 20 Eisssss'nd' ss
1000 A: ": PENNsYLvASSiTHi0r Car iIy to P!,t.su,
tom cars a,r Sleeping Dining. Smoking -:
~. Cincinnati Gao A. n. i 4; A. Cleveland - !:
s sS""v'l's ii'oo A. NJ. St. Louis 400 500 4
200 r. VI. CHICAGO AND ST ro,,, n4a
c6e pns ana Dining Cars to st. LSuls sxpae
i Il. ch 1l.y'f sis GnsnSrt io H. lVsi's
800, 100 =: "; WESTERN ExpREss-s,...,.. s
It's NJ chcasso sHs GMfreI.ns xr1ss. g 2
7;aS p: NJ. SOUTH wEsTERSSe @I ES Siy
ana Dlnns cars TO Cincinnati and =, niEss-sps,
a. n, second mo- mcrn nId,anas'li' 1918 ~ sAI
500 r.: NJ PACIFIC EXpREss.-pu,,u,, ~
and TsIes ssssss ss,u 'Si Chicago tally c:ss:
s sao WASHINGTON A. - !" AND THE sou,v
'consr esd sion ALL Im upn1 y, fps3 II sn
SUNDAY. $50 go i 80 go c1.x,.; sS a.
SOUTHERN Nrr d11SSn RAILwAYE,se if' H. DALI, g., -
sprinss I@i5 night daily. seepers t. v's "a n
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-om
Port Tampa and Macon. 800 p M AN. An. ssVmh
daily. Through Sleeping and Dining , S,prs" s1lr
For OLD POINT COMFORT and SoRForx
ssaTss i0T'e M a.S weekday end sia
Paror Car and Day Coach ~" imoN hen
FOR CAPE MAY 100 F. NJ veetA.r
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean i,,ov.
Pleasant. 9lo A. NJ. l2lo. a3o 3tO ia ~ -. -
bury Park. 90 4. NJ. $40 p n ''4asn ia n
$40 FOR PHILADELPHIA
CD 73o s. $50. o. $50 90 penn'a iJm.sn a..
Ing Car). II A. NJ, IL J. 2i0 sII * wie On
ing Carr. 52o Dining Carr Dining c. e .1 On
J.. ~, 1915 night. Sundays. 6N GWe az 20 ~
ited). 10 II =. NJ, Diaing Can. a. ~ IS.ne In
90 Dining Carr Dining Car lis Ss ppaSs ~
Ticket Offices: Nos 433. ei4. liza Ia, q,
Broadway ! Astor House and ts D.. sr sa -
9rSSndt street, Jour s,rse' s ros sure. !;
street. BROOKLYN, Station Jersey cty M y f,.tta
Transfer Company will call for and chect 49, irt
hotels and residences through 10 desaa,on ~" u'a
e. NJ PROVOST voon
General Manager General Psss, IL
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HIS .ronAtrR swEnrHnAnTs COMPLAINT

Miss Sadie McAlllster nineteen years DID, OF NO.
4s9 Driygs-ave had Walter Brooks. who lives at
No 80 Orient-ave, IN the Lee-ave. court yesterday
on II summons for constantly annoying her. Both
work In Waterways ropewalk and formerly kept
company The girl discarded Brooks some tine ago
and he vainly tried TO effect reconciliation Then
teart and on Tuesday che obtained summons
FOR him Justice Goetting reprmanded lrcoks
and dlschnrged him.
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MoroRMAN CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.

4
Iu,,lce Gortrng IN tho Lee Avenue POLICE court
Yesterday held Edward Anderson, tho mo'ornan
OF irolley-car No 500 Of the lormer-si line which
killed Joseph Nango, seven years Old IN 'front.' OF
%is home NJ Is Nostrand- ave, on Tuesdny even
I'M, 10 answer a charge of homicide. ban was
NED al 81 0r) and furnished by the company. Tho
funeral OF the boy will take place today
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Tuesday night no became 30 violent that the sur
icons found Il necessary Ito him to the bed The
boy did not show any dangerous symptoms until last
Saturday lie acted strangely, and suddenly evinced
n horror of water Convulslons followed through
Saturday and Sunday. when he was removed to the
hospital. A post mortem was hold yesterday after
noon and some OF the b.ocd taken from his body
VIII be used to lnoculate animal to determine
EDally whether he died from hylrophoba,
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. n;
S,ntIons I'm Nery-Iork. foot or Bnrciay ana
Cbriztopher streets. .,.
yESTIVtIED TRANS, ~ LINN btTFEi


Direct route L. NEWARK BLOOMFIELp. MONTGLAik
THE ORANGEs. summit. Rernardsyilie. BaskinS
Ridge Madison. Morstown. Passsic. Paterson Boon
ton Dover sanhope NEWTON. BUDDS LAhE;
lake HGPATCON,i Hackesiown. ScHOOl.EYS
MOUNTAIN Washington. PiIILLIPSBt re kASTON,
WATER CAP sTROCDsBt re. Pocon2 Mountains
COKE. DANvILLE. NoRTHUMBEK1:AN,p. Mont Mont
,ill~. ITIcA RIciiFIEkp SPRINGS; Cor,hni
ce0tNIN; hath DANsvILLE BuFrALo and al
p1nrr WEST. NORTHWES AND SOUTHWEST
500 -BINGTIAMTON MAI. stops at principal
100 A M-Ccsfe Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNG-
HAHTON UTICA. RTCHFiELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
ci-SE and OsWEGO EXPRESS. pullman Buffet
Parlof cara connect at Buffalo with train for Chicago
100 p 'N"1cafe car. SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE
and EI.M1RA EXPRESS Pullman PUFF Pafi2r Cars
800 j.. N SCRANTON, WiLKEsbARkE and FLYN-
oi"riI EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior cars
30 T. " G,afyl.- BuralO Ncstihried Limited Express
fIr SCRANTON. RiNGHANTON. ELMIRA BiF
FAIlD Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects AZ
Burt0 with train Tor chicago snd p hts west
20 u N G,afl.- BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON ITHACA. RlrHFIEfD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
ana OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman bure' slee1ers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. =
PAX Place 4?9 Broadway Tickets ferry stations 0i2
Br0aaway ~ An ave. i2fh-st: ~ Wrs i2A h-rt
20 columbus New York 38s snd 1875 Fulton St and
To- Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving fun infor-
wrsTtoT~r FxPREss COMPANY will call for ana
chcck Rage from hoc. residence N ies;ina''on
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SHQRE R =,

Trains leave West "a an SI foot Ss~ o. Franklin s..
$3.50 A. NJ. DAILY local 70 pany for Catskl x's,,
1850 A. NJ Ds local s 90 to Albany SUNDAY. sss
ana s"fsI0sr pay 't op Albany rt;. s.yy rsss "a o.
ter busaC: Nlssafa E EM.su ss''' c.,,,u xss
f,sS rt ~ paiy, except sunday saa e
ans New Ps'I i%Ss, I iaSe George p.,s' w.
ssny ssT'' psy except sunday tsi Hss s.ss
600 +. n. Daily for Albany M gs,is Toronto p''"'
Cieysspd' Chicago and 81 LOUIS, r Nswburr A0''''
e,3O T.. NJ. Daily. except su"'"'' ,.,. syrscasA
Saratoga and Montreal. ,,.x fof Utica ''
y,i1 r. VI. Day. except sunday " aochss-
Rochester and Buffalo. t,,los eyrscu.S ysvssnd
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. T0f'''' accom-.
chicago and ST. Louis -. snd sleep SScyork an1
modatons apply city onces. Broo,as,psl ho,ss
al stations Time tables at p'"''CC e. LAMrmyork
information address ,,,,srb,lt-Ave. w"
Gen passenger Agent. vands''"
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HE STABBED HIS HA1.F-BRcTHER's WIFE.

Frank Fungali, an Italian actor OF No. IL No''
Ninth-st was held IN 500 ball IN the leave
court yesterday for assauitlnB MS o''P"'
Wifi. Mrs Michelna sarlo. Sac lives with h'r nus
hand who is also an actor AZ No. 2aS North hymn
81 year ago Fungali Was tho woinahs Nance
and because she refused t. olope with him. mo
charge Is mado against him that ne htao'ed "''
seven fines none Of the wounds however D''"s
seriour She was confined 20 her house fof hea'S
three weeks and in tho mean time she had the 'a''y
COMPANY OF the man who - now her h'sbah'-
Fungau WAS arrested and held for the Grand jury.
lie secured his release on bail. but his case mas
never been tried. when his siephrothcr ana mo
woman got married nine months ago FunGAA be
came Jealous and said several times that ne WOMB
shoot both week ago he chased mo woman win
q stuetto and on Monday struck her. ana declared
sgain that he would XII, her. She obtained war
IN, against him. and when lie was auhsn'l IN
-, vesfertay ne denied her allegations ana Aall
,hat she threatened TO XII him unless 10 tlppe..
Nth her and that she would become h"o'h.
MAJ. Darher. Mr. SaTlo tainted ~ me arms ~
b.r husls, nj when Funga said ms HIS statement
Was not believed
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THE NEW POLLEN Us CLINIC.
~ ADMIRABLE ADJUNCT TO THE LONG
ISLAND HOSPITAL.

WORK BEGUN UPON MRS, PoI.HEMuss GIFT IN
MEMORY OF HER HUsBAND-A HANDSOME
EIGHT-sTORY STRUCTURE WITH OPP
ERATING AND LDCTURE ROOMS
INVOLVING AN EXPENSE OF
HALF A MILLION.
Work has begun the front stone wall for the
Polhemus Clinic Building at the Of Henry
ana Amity-sts. Mrs Caroline IL. Polhemus is put
ting up the structure. which is an adjunc; to the
Long Island College Hospital. jus; across the
street and memorial to her husband. Henry
d. Polhemus Mr.. Polhemus for many years
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THE PRICE OF ICE FOR BUTCHERS.
nr,.rnAT1oN RETURNS FROM BtFFAL' hhlN"-
NO CONCESSION FROM THE CONSUL"
DATED COMPARATIVELY WILL ASH
,,v1~rFR TERMS NEXT YEAR

M
urr~rER TERMS NEXT YEAR
,,. ,,orom,,tee OF three consisting Of H. J. M"'eF-
~ ,,.,.. Jos4nh simmons and A. Haumaih
rn,rcsen,ing tho Butchers Association OF HrooHyh
,nt,h went to Buffalo consult with other commit
Too. f,cn diferen, parts OF the state relative 10 ''
price charged for ice 10y the ConsoAd",en loo ro'
pony. returned to Brooklyn yesterday III ''''
frame Of mind. - ,,o,,oy
1,bs meeting was held at the TIT House Mo"'"y
,,,-ht and the session lasted until Tuesday -i''"
Will, they met the ice magnates. VINO as''e" ~ "
proposition TO make the price OF ice 'o' W ,,
o. cents DER 100 pounds for some consumers anu
u,r. ,sss for larger ones. This seemed accord
,nu 10 Mr. Millerman. TO satisfy the committee
I-ntu this proposition made by me ice oo'''-
rany the butchers committee intcnd'H 10 a''""e'
for the shipment OF Ice from Buffalo.
nv. h,,,.b.,. gay that they are satisfied that Ice
car no shipr.d from Buffalo FOR Jess than me pr"
made y the Insulated people. and II IN" p;i'es go
not come down materially next year th"y "'i O"'''
out thei. original Intention
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Ocean Steamers

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo~eoco~oo~ococoeS-
ElWRIG1 GEMLMAM LLOYD
FROM NEW YORK
SOUTH MILTON. LONDON. HRFNEN
PAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
Cabin so upward IL Cabin. 500: round trip $40
alo Sat June IL. 10 Aller Sat. June q. 10
Ha'ei Taes June 1910 N Spree. Tues. June 30 10
TraVe ~. Lahn. Tues. July !. 10 an
CTIERHOl'i'j PARIS. BREMEN.
sna!. sa' Jily II. 10 A,ier, sat- July -. 10
Return icA.,s available from Mediterranean from
Bremen London HRvrr.
MEplTERRANTiAN SERVICE.
r. GIbRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Kaiser June - 10 A. Fplla.....Ju.y ! 10 n. n.
Vera. June 81 10 q. m Ems July H. 10 u
oELRlCHs & CO, bowling Green.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

10 PuiLADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days, 40 500 SIS. 900. ioA
II 30 lDinng Car n 80 2sS o s3, 20, io go, fss;s
r. a. .o'i5 nigh, sundays 40 900. 1000 In
Dining Car A. g.. 200. 400 500 Dining Carr. go
= ~ Itsli'n,"~e ard Washington. week days 40 e
1000 il 80 DINING Car 4 N zoo a;s9 Zoo 80, tDniN
(i7i,,,s can a NJ 200. 500 Dining Car. 900 ?. u
L. Is night -. =, .,. =. a..
ia i72 2fi. as "a. Lao 1873 proadvu
ISL s,h Ave 81 Eas' l4th-s' is Eas, l2Sth-:;
c, sco Fulton s., Brooklyn. es Broadway wnlsIusry
r.. New-York Transfer Company viii call for and ed
bsrrave from hotels or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
ERIE RAILkUJ.h..,:I...

Through trains leave New-YG psr rom We: Tsrsa
as follows. and 1--WE minutes rrnress Daily d,S sd jsnc
9:OO sinshamton. Eimra, I 5aas%,1 West. Rsds :,
town. Meadyiils and '"' =. nsly. -.
Buffalo. ,,.,,,,d fast man - stvs
200 sH for csssSc S sssss s s.;
to Chicago. Cleveland anu r.ay. ~
Car. ,,.,,nuled Exprsss.s ooc2U
73O Fl rive. M 6as ESQ n % sss it. W.
8:45 P: H- sciid irsn c nn,e psIss
ucKErs sa'' 6 SS,sfs' SAEps a1d
i accommodations at IL vs., i.s,s-s &c TpStcn
10 E:ss ty as e.
100 broadway. Brooklyn ~ Express cAi
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