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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-25

4 Coon BEoENNIEo.-The prophi-
cles Of democratic President effect
lug the industries Of the country, do
nj bold good if we are to judge from
the following in the Washington Free
Press The Cleveland (Ohic) roll
Ing mill, for the first time since 1876,
i running full head Of steam. One
Of the largest wooden goods rolls in
Philadelphia which was to have
closed in the event Of Clevsland's
election i running as usual, aud the
proprietor has ordered the purchase
Of 200, pounds Of East Indie wool.
50 much for Cleveland's election put
ting . stop to business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 215j births 20S; marriages,
Hugh McAleer n dstiller of No. 4s5 Classon-
ave was made foreman or the June Grand Jury
yesterday.
Judge willard Bartlett, who was elected to the
Supreme Court Bench in the Second Judicial Dis
trict last fall took his seat yesterday.
Fire Commissioner PoillOn received authority
from the Aldermen yesterday to advertise for pro-
pnsals for building three new fire engine houses
Police Sergeant Cyrus X Pickett, of the Sixth
Precinct who was found drunk on Decoration day,
will be tried by Commissioner Partridge to-day.
The eighth annual garden party In aid of the
RrooLlyn Diet Dspensary will be held this evening
and tomorrow evening on the grounds Of William
Noses at Washington and Atlantic ayes. Music,
gypsies and fireworks will be the chief attractions.
In return for telephone service WORTH at the rates
now paid by the city. IS, $50 year, the exclusive
use OF the telegraph poles OF the Police and Fire
Departments given by the Aldermen yesterday
to the NewYork and New,Jersey Telephone Com
panv, at the suggestion of Mayor Low.
Judge Moore called the attention Of the Grand
Jury Yesterday TO the violation In 1.-THE Town OF
(ravesend (Coney Island of the law regarding pool
selling and said that II any persons were arrested
al the instance of the District ttorney for such
violation it would he the jurys duty TO ndiot the
criminals.
Charles Ferchland piano dealer who has no medi-
cal diploma was indicted IN January for procuring
malpractice on Miss Bella Hetner. When the case
| was called for trial yesterday Miss Hefiner did not
appear and her evidence taken before Police JUS
tice was ruled out not being taken according to
| the Code Ferchland was then acquitted.
| Iu view of the defeat of the bill to extend the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
FISK g. HATCH RESUME PAYMENT.

The firm of Fisk g. Hatch, which suspended ID
the midst of the recent furry in Wall Street, re-
snmed novment Yesterday The notice sent TO the
Stock Exchange was read shortly before o CLOCK
and received with cheers. The circular ietter
which the firm sent to It's correspondents is as loi-
lows
To our Customers and Correspondents:
We take very great pleasure IN announcing tnat we
have this day resumed business we are sure ld you
viii a share with us the satisfaction we feel In making
this announcements We would express to our deposiOrs
onr grateful appreclatiOn OF the fOrDeardnce Whch tnc
have shown and thank them for the implicit trust whch
they have manifested. We cannot let TINS opportunity
mass without expressing sincere thanks To our many
throughout tho country who have extended to US
the warm hand friendship and the expression OF thc
svmpathy and confidence our business reopehs at our
Old address and VIC shall he glad 10 continue, as hereto
fore the relations with customers, correspondents
and dopositors which have proved 50 satisfactory 10 us III
the past. Very truly. FISK ~ HAlOp'
The announcement in Newark that FISK az liatch
had resumed gave great satifaction, and confidence
was everywhere expressed that the promise OF the
receiver of the Savings Institution would De maze
good ard the depositOrs be paid dollar LOT doliar.
Treasurer Carter, of the Savings Bank, said IN
renlv TO question that he knew nothing of the de-
tails of the statement, and he could not
saw when the depositors would he
maid II was understood early in the evening tlat
The details of the settlement of Fisk ~ Hatch WIN
the bank had not yet been communicated TO Chan-
ccIlor RupyOn The Chancellor has not as yet gwen
any indications of his purpose regarding the con-
tinuance OF the bank A petition has been clrculat-
ed and largely signed for a reorglnIZation OF the
hank with new set of managers, and 1t Is Thought
the Chancellor will favor the object OF the petition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
VARIOUS NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

PATrRsov.-Thc Rev. DR.. Cartwright, who
preached his first sermon rector of the Church
of the Holy Communion on Sunday, will DO in-
stalled on Thursday.
AsBURY PARK.-Mrs. j. Owen Rouse, OF jersey
Citv. has placed handsome window in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. as memorial 10 ner
daughter. Mrs f.. Dewitt Talmage. who was
drowned in the Schuylkill River nearly twenty
MoNTcLAIR.- for laying, mains
through n number of streets are now under con
sideration by the Gas Company. The township
committee will place twenty-five gas lamps on
streets that have heretofore been Ingnteda.
of the Rev. Thomas g. Easton. will be married to
the Rev J. Russell Verbrycke TOMORROW evening,
in the First Reformed Church; ;Julfetta Ihomp-
SON the eighteen year-old (cOlOred) girl who muir
dercd her newborn babe with butcher knife last
Monday, said yesterday that she guessed they
would hang her" r., -.
HARRIsON.-Christan Schalthoin, age forty, OF
No. 90 Passaic-ave., committed suicide by hanging
himself to limb of tree in Bergen-st ION Sunday:
His body was resting on the ground, showing that
he had stranged himself. 1t is thought that ne
was insane A temperance movement is IN pro-
gress and meetings, IN tho old Episcopal Church
have been arranged for every night this present
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
DROWNING DYSPEPSIA IN MILK.
PROFESSOR MICHAEL ANGELO WEsIbhoon u
oIUTIoN AFTER EATING A GOLDEN BUN

PROFESSOR MICHAEL ANGELO wEsTBRoOks 6Ee-
oLUTIoN AFTER EATING GOLDEN pOOn
I'm near the chimney pots of Canal-st; dWels tne
faneifn philosopher and scientific poet, froIessol
Michael Angelo Westbrook. He is a man WIZ
long beard and lofty brow, slender race anu an an
elongated body His costume was OF many yeais az,
and ne swung his legs to ana fro over the arms Oh
tnmbe-down and decrepit arm-chair by ms s to
was quart pitcher and WITHIN II N.Y. &c veet
nhaTify-but the strange and wondrous decocton
Of the milkman who sells his production at Q
cents quart Professor cna "opy 81
Anatomy of Melancholy, and small szed Latln lex
icon was beneath the pitcher. MIS-. II9lessiT $50,
Michael Angelo Westbrook sat IN her huspahH
shadow and mended his socks Such was the eo-
nestle scene which came within the Inc OF VISION 9
of a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday after he nad
on the door of back room at No. - Canal-st.
Professor Michael Angelo Westbrook Is not en-
gagged in soulful wrestle with new tIon%bts
TO make music like " The wings or weary Angels.
He was simply drinking milk, For, one nlght, as
the story goes. the professor laE asaW That he
had eaten goden-buck some hours before. ana
therenpon made a resolution that thereafter ne ne
and SO drown the demon dyspepsia The resolution
| grew upon him. HIS trade of carpenter seemed
small and Insignificant beside the hignay ialo
became so strong that it was OverpQwele anu a mo
said TO his wife one morning: Angelina, am
about to become fapps T ave t TpDgb the
| ENTRY and lecture. will make a name. and
yonr name as Mrs Professor Michael Angelo west
brook will be no longer an empty sound ,,- .
| Then the Professor began his task. lie drank a
Gallon Of milk on sunday and smacked his lips after
each dra Ira When he started he weighed 6S
pounds aud at night he had four pounds OF mR IN
| he Homes that IL there is not sufficient interest
taken by the public in his attempt to su6slst on
milk alone in about sixty days by increasing mn; ms
WEIGHT four pounds day, at the end OF that time
he will up the scale at 40S pounds, and then
rent himself either as fat man or as fu recoyd
| of his eyneriment and at the end of each week he
intends 70 publish it for the edifcaiOn of the null
ttudes who are gross enough TO eat beef ana beans
moved Inv rapacous appetite and that his digestive
organs were rather disposed to be humble and un,
| pretentious Milk satisfied him, he SAID ana II
| babies could have their determination laid by
| wears allowance of milk he did not UNDERSTAND
why the superstructure of existence should not pe
| built of equally strong material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
CONSIDERATION OF ST. MARKS CHAPEL

St. Marks Memorial Chapel, at Ayepue-A and
Bishop Henry c. Potter and large number of
cergyrnen Of the city and Brooklyn, including the
Rev. DR.. Coan, the Rev. Messrs. John w. Kramer,
ID. c. Weston, Brockhost Morgan, pastor, John
Logan, DR.. j. Ii. Rylance rector Of st. Marks
Church, and Others. ST. Marks Memorial is hand
some and substantial brick edifce, finished inside
WITH colored tiles and partcolored brick; Its cost
has been more than 81 900. The chapel has been
erected by Rutherfurd Stuyvesant to the memory
of his late wife, 1t is subsidiary to the ancient ST.
Marks Church. The trustees of the chapel are
Rutherfurd Stuyvesant, chairman milton Fish,
IT, and w. V. King, superintendent of the Sunday
school In the building there are church offices and
a free reading room. In the upper part of the edi-
Ace ia room arranged for taking care of poor
children while their parents are at work. and
parish free school with two teachers, for children
from i've TO twelve years Of age
The CONGREGATION service was the usual one of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. A professional hymn
ushered in the Bishop and the clergy. ., After the
formal conservation, morning prayer COMMUNION
ard a sermon. with an anthem and hymns, the
chapel became the property Of st. Marks Parish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

1onee N Fsh bofore Reorce Cole, No. ITO broadway.
American Jockey Club races, jerome Park > p III.
Annual Convention OF FreemasOns Masonic Temple.
Splcer bonds case, Supreme Court, 1880 a. M -
Harlem Regatta Associations annual regatta bariem
River. - ,,,
Columbia College Glass Day exercises, Library Hail. s
p. M 49, 49,. , ,oo,in,, v-ouooL,s Thea
Produce Exchange special meeting. 3 p. m.
Funeral OF Bishop Smith, Church OF the ueaVehy he''
Mercantile Exchange special meeting 10 q. m.
Diet Dispensary garden party, "iham Moscs's Iawh'
Whtsuntide festival and parade Of sundayschoos, az
historical Society second-ave and Eleventhst.. p
metropolitan Cincinnati baseball match, Metropolitan
Park 4 ID. Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
NETWORK CITY.

The sunday-schools of the Protestant Episcopal
churches of st. Ann, st. Barnabas, ST. Luke and ST.
John the Eyangelist.will parade to-day.
TIE HORSE SHOW SALE.
The horses to he sold at the annual Horse Show
sale were on exhibition yesterday and were shown
i'm the ring before a large mum Der of horsencn. The
sale will begin at 10 a. H. to-day.
NOT ASSISTANT, But DEPUTY.
Colonel David f. Austen, assistant auditor IN the
Finance Department, has been made deputy
auditor, to conform 10 law passed at tho last
session of the Legislature. The salary is unchanged.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ARABS TO SELL TEINKETs.
Three Roman Catholic Arabs from Mount Leb-
anon arrived at Castle Garden recently on their
way TO Montreal. They will sell trlnkets for liy
ing and have large stock OF them on hand.
SLOW TRIP FOR THE ALASKA.
The steamship Alaska, OF the Union Line, arrived
here yesterday over eight daysout from Liverpool.
The reason of her making such long trip for her)
was that on May IS she had to stop TO repair her
low-pr assure piston rod.
INCREASED IMPORTS IN MAY.
The amount received for duties on imports and
Withdrawals at the Custom House in May
80 900 $50 10 against So, 15S,Sl3 10 for the same
month in 1888. There was an increase in imports
of 81 1882 1875 % and decrease in Withdrawals Of
$231,719 ~.
PROPERTY SOLD FOR A MILLION DOLLARS.
George f. Stone has purchased the premises Nos.
q. z. O and / l Broadway and Nos. 3, 2, and il
Greenwich-st from Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Bliss
for Al 600 600 The property is subject to mort
cages for $500 900, which form part of the .pur-
chase price.
CLEARING HOUSE LOAN CERTIFICATES.
The amount of loan certificates issued by the
Clearing House Association IN aid of distressed
hanks Was reduced over 81 600 yesterday. No
new certificates have been made recently. The
amount outstanding said TO be about l8 000, 000
Int officers of tho Clearing House decline TO specify
the details of the issue.
RECEPTION OF A DRAMATIC CLUB.
The Laurel Dramatic Club held reception last
evening at ID. i. Millerman's house, No. 301 West
Fifty-ffth-st The play Irresistibly Impudent
was given successfully. Those WIG took part were
Miss Millerman, Austin Gibbons, George +. Tad
lev, George b. Mcintyre, Frank Simon.
FUNERAL OF FREDERICK p JAMES.
The funeral of Frederick 7. James, the ban ker,
who died at his home, No. 400 Fifth-aye. last
Thursday, took place at st. Bartholomew Church,
Madlson-ave and Forty -fourthst, yesterday morni-
ing The Rev DR. Samuel Cook conducted the services
There were no pail bearers. The body was taken TO
Cold Spring on the Hudson and placed in the family
vault.
PARTISAN SUBURB IN CORK.
"The fastest Partisan novelty" Is displayed IN q
Fulton-st. art store. A scene In the suburbs OF
PARIS along the banks of the Seine Is carved out Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
A ROLLING MILL REsUMEs.

n
READING, Penn, June 1.-The rolling mil OF the Read
Ing Works resumed work this morning after beng
idle several weeks. The lapwed furnace No. 2 and .
turuip furnace in tho pipe mill were also started About
200 men are employed by the resumption.
PAYING ITS OLD DEBTS.
READING Penn, June 2.The Reading Iron Works has
in contemplation the payment OF It's Indebtedness left
after suspension years ago. the total OF which
has been reduced from the funds TO be obtained by the
issue Of preferred stock, recently authorized, to the
amount OF pO5OOOO.
BURIED UNDER AN EMBANKMENT.
GUARDvmLE, Penn, June 2.-Thls evening, while q
gang of Hungarians weTo digging under embankment
which they had undermined at tho Girard estate DAM
the ground way covering three OF the and In
santly killing OF them. The others were badly In
jnred. - l >,- =, ,,-,,,,,,,>
PROVIDENCE, June 2.-The Supreme Court to-day en-
tered decree IN the bill Of nterpeader to determine TO
whom the dividend declared 26l6 shares OF stock OF
the Quidnck Company Ia payable. The iHa decree adj
Judges that while GOrham F. POmroy, assignee, has such
right 022 shares OF the capital STOCK OF the Qudnck
Company as Is set forth in his answer except that his
right subject to all the rights of ZachaTah Chatoe and
of the creditors under the trusts of Chaee he has no
right in the dividend declared thereon.
INTEGRITY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS SENATE
Boston, June 1.-The Senate committee OF inquiry into
the alleged undue influences brought TO bear upon Sena
tOrs to secure the defeat of the Water Gas bill reported
that the allegations chiefly idle tales In the opin
ion Of the committee the integrity OF the Senate Will be
propery vndcaed If the evidence is Transmitted to the
Attorney General with instructions TO take such action
thereon as Justice may require.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

GREEx's FARMs.-Every field of corn, and pota-
toes in which the plants had spr9uted from the
ground was ruined by the frost, and will have TO be
replanted G.
BRIDGKPoRT.-A second dispatch from the, Secre-
plains that the reason John Hurd did not file the
articles of his rolling stock companies at Lansing
was that payment of taxes might DO avoided,
Mr. Hurd is now in conference with the secretary.
$500. One of four pigeons owed by j. r. Seeley,
liberated In Baltimore on Saturday at D a. IN,
reached home at 1850 q. Ii. The distance IN an
air line is 222 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
NEWARK.

The Republican Central Headquarters, will
he opened for the campaign at No. 1873 Broad
ST. this evening and the Central Convention VIII
be held.
A large number Of the depositors of the Howard
Savings Institution who withdrew their accounts
during tho recent run yesterday redcposited their
money.
Parick Hammond, Thomas Monroe and Frederick
Smith were arragned in the Special Sessions Court
yesterday on charges of wife-beating Ihey all
pleaded guilty.
The body of man found in the ri yer on Thurs
day has been identified as that of James Herbert,
age fifty of No 90 Market-st. He was deposltor
in the Newark Savings Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

Inc his Successor had great difficulty IN maxi
inc Choice and the special election TO
week because the committee was nos resulted
make nomination: The election y SGs.eau' Edward
Sm m although it was contested by C9Ss @sm.
Stead better k0oTP bs %o9s Wss
bers OF tne Zen tbe close of busness-Simmons
eo Stead iS The few brokers who r Sms ds
to hear the result shouted their apPFFUSs
pe1seud hap gee in capers franticay cut but tney
carried ont of the Board room by the genera
tide There had been suggestions oi a iorin"i "u
dress but none was attempted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
SHLPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. JUNE Q. 1854



Steamer Alaska r) Murray. Liverpool May "a, Queens
town 2g with mdse aud passengers to Onion Co.
The Queen (Brl, CochTano. London May ~ via
Steamer Westphala DER, Barends, Hamburg May IL,
with mdse and passengers TO kuuhardt n Co
steamer Azasa Br Adams Newcastle 10 days Win Nose
20 @ CS Il Meyer. - -. -, ,,,-- "a - -,
Delaware with iron 70 Naylor Coz vessel 70
ordsr. ~ $500 s.x, 49,, -, .,,,.
with md SO and passengers TO Bowrng 4 Archibald
Crescent CITY LOCKWOOD, AsplnWau days with
mda nd passengers Pacific Mall SIS Co.
steamer Curtis Cardenas May % aud Havana
DAYS with mdse and passengers 10 Jas Ward a. Co
state Of Texas Risk Fernandna4 days via Bruins
wick da and Port Royal with nidss and passengers 10
Mallory & 20. 80
FrancOnia. Bennett, Portland with
engers To Hoiatio Hail
Snip senator Br Fulton Iquque 101 days with nitrate
soda to Barring Bros Co; vessel TO Whitney Co. an
Ship RQssgnO (of Yarmouth NS). Robbins Liverpoo ~
Ship David Frost Liverpool 80 days with mdse to VIM
a
Bark Veox Dtoh. wnkens Singapore ll6 days. with mdse
10 order. 80
Bark via tAusp stanas Lisbon a. DAYS. with mdse to or
der, vessel to Funch. Edy a 60. 49,, -.
Bark Marguerite Ita CarbOne Lisbon 81 days with salt
and wood TO order; vessel TO Punch, Edge co
Bark Hanna (Npr), Mus Hamburg AZ days with mdso
10 ORDER vessel 10 Benham & Beyesen.
BARK Robert Besnard Br Thompson. Antwerp AZ days,
with mdse 10 Scamniell Bros,
Bark John Fought Swed CARLSON, svondbOrg 80 days
In ballast 10 Benham II BOyesen. 80
Bark Bonny Doom Matanzas DAYS with msasses to
Howells & CO. vessel TO Miller 4 Houghton .
BARK Adea Carlton Grant Maianzas 10 days with sugar
| 10 order vessel 10 snow a Burgess -, o, ,..
Bark joss Bueno Sisaon 81 Jago April ~, GUANTANAMO
IN sugar to do Rivera Co. vessel " WsydeL
4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
JERSEY CITY.

A drill enrlne in the Pennsylvania Rairoad yard
ran into West Shore freight train, WHICH was
beng hauled out of the depot, last night The dr,il
engine was slightly damaged and one OF the freight
cars was completely wrecked.
Andrew J. Kerr, who was the chief gateman at
the Pennsylvania Railroad died yesterday at his
home in East Newark after an illness OF several
weeks Mr.. Kerr prominent Republican ana
one of the Inspectors of the State Prison.
The Police Commissioners yesterday transferred
Captain II. p. Glenny, of the Third Precinct, 10
Police Headquarters. Inspector william IL. Lahge
was made captain IN Glenny's place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

png Victoria Spencer Barbados via Antigua 10 days.
xs. rs s Me Mer Mcnshton WIZ" ''s"
4s days with to Boweman Bros vessel 70 Funch Edge
Brig Raven steele Nasvttas IS a.y. with mola'ses to
RSss csRR .sy CO vi. Dolls
II days withugar to ORDER vessel to Par
schr Ellen crusOe Moantfert Poin.sPltrs 10 days. with
sugar to order; vessel to- II Winchester q Co
sUNsET-wlnds at sandy Hook. Light sW hay. City
Island. light, sw; clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer ra%SorSas s rsss5 ssrGSd' day" with
Steamer Tallahassee Fsher Savannah 81 with mdss
and Steamer swyo hsn CITY Point and
Ne,.o Win %ss and 70 Pd G sma
News with and passengers to ola Dominion Sc Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Edith Golden OBJ. Bennett Montego Bay, Ja0
steamer Stevens West Point Va and Newport
N st.smcS WysnoFs, aGphs Norfolk City Point and
Steamer Richmond, Crossmsa Newport News and West
Steamer Josephine thomson Moore BamoreJ Krems.
Steamer Breakwater Jsnney, Lewes, Del-old Dominion
ship ottereurn OBJ. Hunter Baxter
Ship Margaretha (oerl HDIners. Bremen-Iheo hossr
ship Theodore Rand tBr. Morris, Bremen-scammsn
Ship Larnca CBr, Sinclair. London-snow 4 Burgess
shP = pr pas a sspsra Beyroa
BARK Bandcra Moro IsD Rettini sevileAusn Baldwin
Bark Amore (Norl, Kass Asborg- q bpyssen 70
sarf Rune@is SSor). uddsvala, sw-Funch; Edye co
Bark Prudhoo Nor. Hedberg Gohepburg-smth q zoe.
Christopher Columbus Nor) Saivesen beraen' NUT
Bark Karsten Lanyard CNor) Gundersen Aarhuus Den
RaTE Ruth tNorj Anderson Elsnore- Funch. Edge Co.
Bark lines (swed) Hogstrom' Norskoppns s"-f'nca'
BARK svith Petersen NOr, Erickson Flensburs Ger
BARK MaaTy Nor Olsen, Fensburg-Boc kmann, oeriein
Baik Rothesay (Nor Iverson stettn-Fanch. Edye Co.
Bsrk BertTand (Nor) Bache stettin-Benhsm Boyesen
Bark York Utah, Cafero, Carthsgena, span-seags
hT Bsrf Columbia (swsd), Mkkelson. Dunkirk-Benham
BARK Prectosa (or) Nielsen DunkirtBenham Boyesen
BarE Ernna (fr), Smith, Lyerpool-C W Bertanx -.
Bark Teresa Utah Russo, Exmouth, E-seaser BIOS AnS
Bark Jane Bell Br crosby, Isle ReunonPaul Gerhard
Bark Aurora Cswed schwensen Port Nata-JOhn Nort0s
BARK CITY Of Charlottetown Br Williams MOntevideo
John Norton Sons
SAILED.
Steamer. Tower HILL for London, Edith Golden, Kingston;
Richmond aud Pequ0t, Norfolk.
Aso saied-via Long Island sound-Barks Galatea Tor
Rouen; Columbus, -
Shin Franstane (of Liverpee Brown. Calcutta Feb TO-
with mdse 10 Rsl Bros; vessel 70 BowriDg Archibald
bark Haze 6sr Zncke. Hamburg April H. to Tneo Ringer
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. June 2-ArTvsd steamer Lake Nepigon (Brs
Campbell, from Montreal. - r,..,,.- ~, p.u
Juno 2-ArTived, steamer fhoencian bf Dro"n
HULL June ARRIVED steamer Thorn Home (Br Holmes
DEPTFoaD Jnne Arrived, steamer Crystal tBr, Darling
HARD June 2-Passed steamer Lucreta Br Griggs from
NewYork May II on her way to Newcastle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

water works in Queens County, Commissioner Flee
man, of the Department Of City Works. asked the
Aldermen yesterday to authorize the issue OF water
bonds to the amount of 100000 in order 70 con,
10 900 900 gallons OF water day from wells to be
sunk along the line Of the present conduit In Queens
County. Wells sunk by Andrews * Co. now fur-
faction An increase of 1000, 900 gallons day in
the use of water is expected this summer. The re-
quisite authority was given by the Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
RET1rRN OF SHERIFF sTEGMAN.

The Guion steamship Alaska made fast to her
dock shortly after 8 D. IN. yesterday. AS soon as
the gang-plank was in position a gentleman ana
lady rushed up it with doctor who had been sum
lyn, who was returning from visit TO Europe. The
lady was the Sherif's wife. Shortly afterward
TRIBUNE reporter boarded the vessel and lnquiring
for Nj SteGman was directed to bis staterO0m ON