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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
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Of his house Thursday night. Coroner Cr0nin
held an inquest the jury finding verdict Of death
from heart disease.
ROCKAwAY.-Pcrson3 from the District AttOr-
neys Office are looking over the land west Of the big
hotel. which ~ claimed by the state and Colonel
Aaron A. Degrauw. Of Jamaicn. The latter claims
title by deeds from the heirs of Nathaniel Rogers.
FAR AwAY.-Danicl Burns. ago went y-two,
hack driver on THURSDAY evening found fault
with the food his mother had prepared for HIM and
took n knife from the Table aud cui her tho" tunes
with IL m the neck and bnc, inlctng painful but
not serious injuries. Mrs Buns ran from thc hOuso
shouting murder, and ina few moments q crowd coli
lectcd aud Burns was arrested aud locked mp.
Sometime in the might nc managed to mako hts 81
capo and IL HiIl at large. Burns is under indict-
mont IN Queens County for burglary.
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FOUND DROWNED IN A CULvERr.

Coroner Hyatt. of Westchester Comfy. held an
inquest yesterday on tho body Of William Fettretch
age siXty-ive, who was spending few weeks e
Oscawana Island, az the guest OF Mr. Keys Tie
owner On Wednesday he and William Parsons,
age twcnty-three, sou of William Parsons, of
Pceksklll. who is wealthy real estate dealer
started from the island To wa TX to Crugcrs, dlS-
lance of three miles on he track Of the Ncw-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad. the return
trIp was attempted it is presumed, " hen night was
anproachInr. and It Is believed that both fell
through trestlc and were drowned. VI Parsons
has not b.en found. Sir. Fettretchs body was dis
covered by Sir. Keys, on thursday, III culNert
near the track Mr.. FcttTetch at one time was an
extensive contractor and builder IN tins city, and
is supposed to have amassed considerable for
tune. lie leaves a wife and two sons, one of whom
ia a LAWYER who has an Office at No. 80 Nassdu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
MORE POISONOUS ICE CREAM.

More cases Of ice cream poisoning were reported
70 the Brooklyn Health Department yesterday
The ice cream was bought at the store of H.
Tienken, at No. l,063 Fulton-st. he hTSt persons
fakeu sick were John Sweeney, his wife and SIX
children OF No. 1,07O Atl8ntIc-ave. DIR. ". A. Lit
lie was called to attend them early on Thursday
morning The symptoms were vomiting and puTg-
inc the same as IN the case of the hundred OF more
neTsops affected after eating cream bought OF q. H.
t;erkcl of No. 500 Futon-st., few weeks ago.
Health Inspector DR.. Naught0n also had four
natients similarly affected after eating Ice cream
purchased az Ticnkeu's from the same can that tho
Ice cream Sweeney had was taken. The havQTs
were vanilla and straw berry. Mr.. ne Ken saI tAe
SD an ounce and Strawberries preserved III glass
bottles. costing 90 cents bottle. The cream VIII be
Tasted for pOlsOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

IN THE AUGUST NUMBER OF THE CENTURY"
IS 4 uTGULY AMUSING SHORT STORY ENTITLED
IAN EFFECT II YELLOW ILLUsTRArTsG THE
DIFFICULTIES YOUNG MAN fNCURs FOR LACK
or PROPER CLOTHES READ TT AND YOU WILL
THANK IT., FOR TIE SUGGESTION.
THE QUESTION or CLOTHES Is so IMPORTANT
THAT THE GENERAL IGNORANCE On THE SUB.
jet - Surprising. IT COSTS A MAN VERY
LITTLE To DRESS WELL If HE ONLY KNOWS
WHERE AND HOW TO BUY HIS CLOTHES WE
HAVE ESTABLISHED THIS DEPOT OF SUPPLIES
FOR THE MALE SEX, WHERE CAN BIZ OBTAINED
RELIABLE AND STYLISH APPAREL OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, AT PRICES 80 REASONABLE AND
UPON TERMS 50 FAIR THAT ALL NAY BE AS
~URrD or SATISFACTION. BECAUSE OUR AN.
NOtNCENFTr- ARE DGVEsrED OF THE ORDINARY
Br-TNH-, EXAGGERATIoN DO not SUPPOSE THAT
WE HAVE FEWER REAL BARGAINS.
STORE OPEN UNTIL . O'CLOCK THIS EVENING
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BURNING UP A C0STLr WARDROBE
prsprRArr ACT or AN INSANE WOMAN
sAunow ESCAPE OF 4 cLfNroN-riAcr boAHo'N"
norsr rnoM DISTINCTIONS

.Appov ESCAPE or 4 CttNfoN-PiAcE bpAh'''"
uorsr rHoM prstnrCftoN.
t,matcs of the hontdnf.houso No.. " Cltn'"h.
,ince were alarmed NJ $3.50 u, NJ icM'lunY Nv Wv
drroyory of a IRE on Che second moor W" n'u n
49, iiusui he'd without the assistance ol the NC
men hut th. house was kept ~ nn nw1ni ~, 'H G
time by m Insane woman VINO hh' ~ '',' w., i,e
Ihe woman had been known III INC n"ut" tl"'f'
A",l ~ Mrs Lee and was supposed to bo the Wile
of nn elderly broker who ly,d WIN iT' ~ WTIa
furnished front rooms on ~" "."" tbn "nVy "f
was VOung and handsome hnd ehcll'd ih' wy ~
other woincn in the house by the cosiliuesh 9i hcf
apparel. About two weeks ago hhe p'pI n
to exhibit symptoms oi n9ihly, uhu az, IT, Sod ~
Gulick was called to attend her she was lndlleeu
to remain IN her room most OF the lihc, pu' hcl
behavior was 50 violent at times thal nor Pro-,
tector became worn ont with watching lfr' oh
Thursday he took her ont for walk, and when the
two returned to the house the woman
refused to go upstairs. ne nn|s ,i' -
that at tennis would be made TO murder htf "hu IL
was necessary TO take her to her room by ioTGe IN
the evening she became so quiet that the bloker
went 10 a hotel to get needed Sleep.
Francis llongham, the owner OF the house'"eh'
home after A. M yesterday and did not notice any
thing unusual. His wife awoke later IN the mora
inc and nsticcd smell Of smoke III the house. Hie
soon a,certained that the Udor came from MIS- &c
room. Listening IN the hallway she ne1 m ilI >,
Lee exclgim: " Nou can't make me o. IT, II pg1
killed frstp Mrs. HOughtalin called her huS2ahu
HMI r%s Iee was crouchinc in one corner
Of The room in the centre of which was heap OF
her extensive clothing on fire. She had closed inc
yndoyS tightly a. il seemed with the intention "i
sut1ocatng herself She cried ont when me door
was opened that the men wished tolnuldcr hcI.
Then She began to hur various art lcl'S at lao IN
trndars Policemen were summoned and they
held her with difficulty while the fire was tSim-
guIshed The floor was burned through pll Il
laycI Of plaster beneath had prevented Tue SItdu
inr of the flames An ambulance carried th' ue-
mCntcd woman to Bellevue Hospital waeTe IL was
necessary to place her IN sirail -]ach'l; 1900. .oid
The clothing which she al destroyed was saI"
10 he worth more than $500 II was learned yes,
terday that her name was not Mrs. Lee. Nhe had
| lived in East fourtl-St. nnder the name ol If' j.,
| II,nt and she was known to be the mother OF two
children. who were placed IN the care OF relative.
some time ago The name of the elderly 9Ioetr
who lately supported her is SAID to be iIoooI''N
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
UNWHOLESOME FRUITS AND MEATS.

Or. Cyrus Edison, Chief Inspector of the Second
trnit inspectors went through the Polish jew
quarter East of the Bowery below Canal St, yes
teriav afternoon and seized two wagon loads of
green apples, cucumbcrs and melons and meats of
yarlons kinds which were unfit for use. Fridays
are grand market days in that part of the city, and
the streets are filled with stands on which are dis
were selling Objectionable fruit and meat objected
vigorously to the seizure of thei, wares. They
La1prd abuse upon Or. Edison aud ms assistants
nl,ysiral resistance. Dr Edison said that il would
be necessary 10 visit the district more frequently on
market days hereafter IN order to prevent he sale
mnul hmMana.
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NEW PHASES OF TIE STRIKE.
PLAsrEREEs COMING TO Tue HELP or biHNA-
LAYERS LAEOEil

IA
Tbcre were lVcher occurrences IN the hiltk-
LAYERS qtrikc for shorter h0EIS Of labor Yesterday
Walking delegate Thomas Lyons, 81 VI" IapoIeII
linton found ? number of uOu-uulCu men ar f"IS
ON HE size Of the STANDARD hcatlc ana ordered
the uuion men to stop work after the contractor
bad refused to discharge the non-unloh men, -
LYONS left the building nc was arrested on ne c'n,
plant of the contractor ana taken 10 lne 1'I
Market Police Court. where he was charged WIN
interfering with the wOrknou and refusing To eaVe
the bullding when ordered 10 DO So. ~ oNs uenlcu
having been ordered ont of tie building, hul JUS
lce Ford lined him $40. The fine was paIIi Ltt'r
MEN could return to work and the Hon-'Lion men
would lie discharged. lie was told, however tnai
the strike would not be declared OH un'h I'VE ',lc
maid bv the delegate was refunded. Inc cohI"ctoi
u1i,i thc fine and the men returned 10 work.
Dc.cgatc Thomas Locke, Of the PhSiercrs mon
visited the jobs of Marc Eidhn ana john : i7nrI'
and in accordance with the resolution piSsru al llc
ot meeting of the union. ordered all the pasttICIs
tn atom work until the bosses accedcd 10 Inc oe
wand of the Luckigycrs aud aboic1s Nc0ny
work nine hnurs now" said Dolesat. Locke, mt
if the brick la>e Is ana lRhulriS are nfatcn VIZ,
Guht il will not Doe long before we viii have 10 go
hack IN ten hours" The trainers and tin aud slate
roolers have also called Their men out from the JOBS
of the resisting bosses and practically no "OiR Is
doing on THEN jOb9 ,c,
Ua2,d Chrisiv. whois at work ut Twelith-st. and
Seycutb-oyc Welded 10 the demand of the men
Yesterday and his hands returned 10 Wolk. lNn
other bo-scl have agreed to put their men 10 volk
~ bo were at work for Ihenspeekct on the audlli"n
to Steinways piano Factory At liltechlh-Si anu
luuith-avc. struck, ana no men are ~ WIZ in',u
now Richatd lleaves has number ui lols ~
WuIioulhuip A delegation liuin the New ol x
union visited the jobs Yesterday ana lnducedal ne
williamsburg men 10 stop IVORY. me un'h' ~
Uunb lVn aud Jersey CITY haNr agreed nor, 10 N'lN
nu ay inha untlrt the ruutiul 90 Raw lutA bns-t
Whn dpaltnr ~ adopt The uiue-huni lulei
kpprisl mrolnps Of ~ the blchl9feia uninn1
will b. held Tonight ~ thr haH ~ W" l'4n'At 3"
4 al al e. (
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honse Yesterday he made arrangements io If inot
ing he connected the Trigger of the gun WIN tbn
wire to the ceiling, and attached I,rih and and
wire Then lac took revolver ~ ,", ,m'1,i oC The
sb"i gnn pointcd at his heart tie wound t9G sr n
about his right hand expecting That Ih'nw MS oi
fell the shotgun would be dscn9ls,n 40, himself in
hhc We SrnI Ewih thc two rcyoycrq dischagng h,n
at the Same instant The bullet p'rrf' Of his hand
iu n discbar" The shotgun The inmates ., the
b"use. who heard the shooting found ms 9a sno"d
in thc chair Ills suicide was the result u w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
A11,NArlc Al cAsrLE nARnEN.

Robert Christian the master mechanic ot Castle
Gntdpn, had au experience with go loony mint
ptnnt ia the hutuudl. un Thursday night. winch
lee docs not dcsito 10 repeat August &. Ii,to. nRo
thirty ait WiO arrived on Che siolmHlip Netfh
few DAYS MO- Huddonly spnug tom hia scat. nud
htnudislunp lutpr knilo declared that hr would
murder those who had robbed him llc declared
that ho WAS "a wealthy subject of ttci liiiiniu uud
had como hofti ~ buy large estates and uiltond7.
Alter much dilurulty Mi Christian puuurd tho
unn's arms itld taking the knife from HIM, soon
moro uuict yCAttidaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
RROOKTYN.

Martin Farmor. of No. ~ Dcraw-st, calamity
rescued Thomas Herbert. age ten, from drowning III
the Atlantic Dock on Thursday.
Governor Cleveland telegraphed TO DiStrlci-At-
torncv Ridgway Yesterday that be- would not inter
ferc in the ease Of Alexander Jefferson, VINO IS SEN
fenced 10 be hanged on August !.
The Nassau Cable Railroad Company when IS
the latest of the schemes TO give rapid transit 10
BROOKLYN. is said to be backed by tno Nation'l
Gable Company.
Edward Keller was sentenced othc Pcnltcntlary
for six years yesterday. for burglary, IN breaking
into and robbing TIA" store of /. Is. Hayden at No.
2oJ Iut0n-St IN January.
I'm legal proceedings for a Judgment against
Joseph d. Lane, Who keeps a liquor store, at Jay
and Willoughby SIS. Lane swore that the store
was owned by the Rev. Hugh Hand assistant
ton of The Blessed Virgin Mary. Father Hand VIII
be examined ON IucsdaN u next Weck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Mary LaudinO shooting case did not occur at
No 1874 rhird-ayc. as reported, but at No. 1872
William II. Lee has borrowed 5000 OO0 upon the
property on the southeast corner of Fiithaye and
SiXticth-st
The naked body Of boy, age about thirteen. was
found i'm the North River at the foot of lious0nst
yesterday.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners and the Aque-
duct commission met yesterday but adjourned to
Monday for lack of a QUORUM in each case.
August Perl,uhn, for many years the agent IN
Havana of the New York Associated Press, Is now
i'm this city having resigned ms position to embark
i'm business in the United states.
KNnckrD BOWS BY 4 STREET CAR
While William NOckler. German pcdler Of No
SO Chatham-4t was pushing handcart through
BrooIne-st yesterday. he was knocked down lay a
Foutth-a,c ear. receiving serious injuries to his
breast aud arms
Mis-. WntiNGFuRps BAtL ISCRTAerp
Tho hail IN tho casc of Mrs. Annie J.. WalliuRfprd
wac increased Yesterday by Recorder SMITH from
4 600 10 ~ OO1 Mrs. Wallngiord wa rcarre,ted
on u bench warrant aud sont To the Ipmbs until
now boud,mcn could be- found.
tyUutp ~ 4 PREMATURE tNrfnsiov
Michael MrGtmh. Of No ~ E"ycnlhntc. aud
Thomna Powers. mhorots whle nl wutl, ON Tho
sewer A. fty.thiid.st and Seyouih.at,. were stt.
lousy lnlucd AcHictdsy, by ~" premature o..
plouon Of blast lboy wore taken to Roosevelt
Hospital
4 nyIpts ron MAhiNr Mask prrosuons
The rloilts nt tho Marine National Bank wcfo
busy NcHlrtdny he preparing u"ir'H io hr Hrni cat
to dcpohtot regarding ia. div idond 90 10 p,r cont
nuth0iilod los the tuutfuloi of Currency II was
hoped that all the notions could ho mailed hy last
utght au TINT upon the presentation of crttihcHtos
nj tho bank to-day tho depOsitOfs could receive
their money,
luE 4AHCH ron wARHfN u. HATCu,
A report was circulated yoHtcIdaY that Warren
d. Hatch owed considerable money on contlaci'
for iuIpTOy smeuts lately made upon hi property al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
slfNpHY NEw.IER4EY TOWNS.

RrrGrv potvt- hc body Of an elderly man
wn. found m Newark Hay ycecrdny
Ilar UuAvgT. The Finance Cpmmlt"' of tho
Republican tiuh has received ub',lipiionH Tor
r,eriinpn WipNum ~ Nam aud Barnett nta.
rnI,nttu Soiiro has hern polted ln the shops
of The Philadelphia mad Rrldug Railroad ihnl Ito
nav rlt NJ tho company viii make il1 appearance
ln Elizabeth nest lur1dhY,
Ou,.or. Edward Hlluohnrl cooted, entered
rnlt,e hoaduuutirta early NratFiduY mutuihn
IlecJiuu frpm so,etul knitn Wouudt winch lac shtd
had hcrn inllirtsl by Albeit hmili a phl ni'mi
rrnnnt,tred the Wuuuda dtugrIou' smith was
tubsrouontly arrested ard the knlc wac found
lie was held ~ await the result oi lilnuohudB IN
Iuries, which may provo tatGL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

Grand Jury on Thursday. Tbs jury found INC cry IN in
tutiona on Blaciwes and Wards ISLANDS sie ~" zoo
good order In the Lunstic Asylum, coha.ni"s nan
persors there not one under restinl ?. o. ,Ioro
Itepary tho grand Juror, found neCes.S ~" from
room I'm order keep the old crnlna w & c,sion
of "doubina up"-that Il, 81 putting Two WlISn,iri
one cell INC Jury recommend tho erection "I s t.
,gs to Tho per isu arv and alsshouse 10 lieNeh wy
neccssltv of hls practice The Jurors ionud sWstns ~
nles anrovng the old mon IN the Han 3r su
reco,nu,cnd that nets be placed I'm The doors hnu VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
eTArl.N leland

SrArtrTov. -Guyon SpraRue, oSprosa uicascnRer
on tho station Island Railway, was bandlipg 71no
packages IN tho bnugnFe-car Yesterday, VINO tl9
train Waa running between GilOtdH station ana
llugucnot WHOM hc iolt u stinging Hohsnio in th2
1oqhy part of ono hip. and aeon nttor qlrr0F'i.d
that hiA trousers were saturated win blood M
examination revealed u large bullet bufol in men
doop IN The hip, whether tho shot WA nccidohthl
OF intentional IN not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
.IERSEY CIrY.

The Rev. Father Henncssy, pastor of st. Patrick =
Church. who was seized with a hem)rrhage while
celebrating mass last sunday, is recovering.
Theodore Nas5c who kept bcer-shop in Grove
At has hegun suit 9g1lu4t William Peters, n Union
IIill brewer for 80 900 damages for destroying
his business. Nasscl alleges that Peters toid the
Vr.vrrs Associailon not tu sell him beer as he
owed him u'otersl 800 The suit wlllbe tired at
tie November term of the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, 2:30 p. m.
Departure II LIST, ID and third Batteries Tor state
Camp
Meeting Of Executive Committee Of Brckaycrs' Union.
Annual cruise ~ Atlantic Yacht Club.
Sal Ing OF Mrs. Ldugy IN steamer Arizana, $50
New York HoftOa baseball match, Polo Grounds, p
Irish American Independent meeting, No. 272 La Ell
Teuth-st., y IN.
Mertiug Of yachtmcn No. 229 ssycuth-avc. Q D. m
CigaruaE -rs meeting, No. 1871 Cana-st., $3.50 D. NJ
Music IN Prospect and East Kivor Parks. pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

-Incendiaries attempted 10 burn the ear
riago factory OF 4. T.. Il j. H. Christie on thursday
night but the flames were easily quenched, y: H.
Christie Is active In the cas-, aganet Lawrence DC
Mahon, charged with violating the excise law,
which was adjourned yesterday until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
NEWARK.

Thomas NcGnth. % contractor, began euit yes
terdsy against tho city for $1,000 damages. Nc
f,lnth was awarded u contract for constructing the
sixth and seventh ave. sewer. and Tia" cont iact
was taken fr,m him on the ground that IT was not
completed at the time specified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotci-ScnatOr John F. Miller,
OF California, and Congressman William H. Morrison, OF
Illinois .. ST. JGm,S HJei- senator George II. Pcudl0
ton OF ohio. aud ex-Congressm2n VI y. Nolan, Of Al
bany. Hotel BruHSCick-COlOnc John Hay. Ot leSe-
Land $500. CldrsHd0u HOtet-Slr william Robinson. OF
England Union square Hotcl-Genergl : g. Armstrong
Of mftou Na.... Ftndsor Hote-EX May Ezra NIL
ard az I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

The Grand Jury of which George !. jack
son was foreman was discharged ycstcfdat by Recorder
fmyfh with the thalkHui tue curt Foreman Jackson
handel 10 the Recorder ptosrnmcn n reference 10 Tue
city aud county insututsns winch were visited ny the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
Annorncemsns

osnulse Iohann HoTs Mat EItrsothAs sgps.nrs
oil physicians for general debility Beware Of lDiiassso ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
MARINK INiELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNATtr
errr,,s AZ srtq 7ln MOO, spti p3i 'ttg1s 40 H.
ucT wlrrp rOntr
y Sandy uo1t tnpj ,iov island. 10 non ua" o9o
v sandy HOOK lp4} ,loy Island ll.1l uel Gate 0'p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
wEsrCursrER COUNTY.

DonBs FFnRY-At the annual plcnioof tho Fire
Department on 1hursdny disturbance tool. place,
which resulted In the arrest OF Thomas and James
Connolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
rosfisy SrftHERy bUs Al faig r0Rt
SHLPPING WHY'S.
PORT OF FRIDAY, JULY 25' 1854
ARRIVED

@ + IA
ARRIVED
steamer Nqrcngo Br. Mitchell HUI July 0. via Boston
DAYS with mise to anderson e son
NcluulCo ~ujckfuld AsphWdu Jays WIN muse
ami u1sscugrts 30 Pacific MAI ~ TO-
steamer Santiago tOiJu. CO nfucgoS July To- NtJdtp ~
and %Is.lu MP dlys WITH mdse AMI passengers 10 Jas
Steamer iona Br Dor 81 Anus Bay Ja 5ia days. with
fruit 10 order. vessel r. LcayC'ti 4 co. ,,,
steamer Brea water Jeuney, Lewes Del with mdse oOh
Dominion - co. ... -. -. 1900,
sTsfR "aope Of Windsor Ms smith Antwerp SO days,
with ron and ompy barrels 10 order vessel to Sno" Bur
CESS. .
Bark Marie Err. GggoruN, & Pierre. Martinique ~
davs 70 order; Fcssel 10 + II ~Witn * 60"
K,rn Falmouth. Malcolm Of ana from windsor, NS, II
days with plaster King x Co. vessel 10 snow Bur
gc-s. ..,,, o., .,,. On ,.,. u,.h -,,.o.
10 Thehaud Bros. 80, ..., .---,.-
vp.gsl tn simpson tapp & D. 80 % -, III, o.. b..
Scbr p Uri.ko Dr,.kp Nassau Mp days with nut To
! = Iolmsou vessel 10 simpson. Cdpp & 0, ,., fl.
Schr % " Ml.ritt, Nyle BatacOa II days WlIn run
to order vessel 10 iiil a Biume $500, 49,, g., -. IL,
S,hr -rblgu Clarse H.pJlO lilD no. - ~ uAy' WIN
plast n to Srwark vessel to Miller a hDuHhtou
SUNSTr-Wud At ,asty Hoo. light, NV cloudy ah0
hay. A. CITY Island, light SW cloudy,
Arrived yesterday
ecaucr Cen Ver.cr Ger Christo1rs, Bremen July IL
with InI,e and passengers to Oerichs a CO. , ,,-.
steamer !cA(l Dam ILomscD cop, nhascn July !" thr'
aui TO- aud Crsdns3ud Is days, with AMI passengers 10
Fuuch Edye GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

COMFY IsLAND.-Table dhOte n fea,ura a
Hotel Brighton. European and American pisa fy
appreciate the excellent cuisine AZ
o. X. LANSING, Proprieto,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
EXCUSES FOR RECENT FAILURES.
HAVE THEY BEEN CAUSED BY LACK OF BANK
ACCUMULATION

Many Of the recent failures in business, especially
nj the West have been excused on the plea mat te
usual accommodation has been Withheld by the
New-York banks 1t has been SAID IN many IN
Tie refusal of the hanks to lend money freely except
on demand. VIII. the banks have exercised DIS
elimination in accepting business paper, III Is not
known that they have refused discounts properly
supported by Endorsements.
George +. Baker, president of the First National
Bank said IA reply to inquiries yesterday:
The failures have been In consequence OF want OF
money Did you ever hear OF one which might not nave
occn avoided II the banks, one else, ntd been
yillinV t furnish funds continue the buslnc-s} IL Is
itself in difficulty. have hn0"h turh cases. but 30
far as am aware there has been no refusal OF ccom
over $50 600 o. at most 100000 discounts since the lst
Of Nav We have declined now accounts on the con
Gton OF certain line, Of ac'ommodailoh DIt loc
tonefs vino have presented Ultimate paper we nave re-
fused almos nothing. The excuse Of lack oi accom-
mediation has been only excuse No failure since Ihe
MAY panic has been caused 10y IT, Fora few days men
there probably was some 9HhcIIly. me Myli Pu ~
Bank For instance bad 70 close its doors for day ut ~
coon u showed s POWER TO ay ts debts 40 some tnc'
Che associated banks gladly assisted t business houses
a. not have to PAS n their debts ut once as banks may
which could show that they we're absolutely solvent
Dnmout Clarke, cashier of the American tx
change National Bank, said
rtr may be- some possible foundation fpr This excuse.
W. have uttoi.ed pul discounts some fl"VpV'o SINCE
die st of Mas pud p,lhHpa "und MOI KNOW l" "hai 81
,.,,as I,us,t.as H,u.p4 may have been forced lew
iauta vetp rniupH 49, the iasu" u Tearing House Ger
tHatos and tho losers W'te f0iced :" oilul lb'l uH
bsnts NAV htt, done 90 am inrIlucG iu ihink nom
snine n he applications ~ uH that iha tftls' w} hn''
some foundation. inc suspension nI N' N'.l'l'.N'i
Hank threw uui good .nnuy account ~ course WIN,
had 10 nruk new festlip places. unu mitii l'lh u
ffond ton dollars which bee would refuse &" lena I"
strauenr Yts on tho Whole ana not nuro that some 81
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
LONG ISLAND.

East RoCkAwAY.-Captain benjamin Abrams,
age seventy tbloo, was found dead Ia tho kiteheA