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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
SATURDAY. JULY IL
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK ...... THU RsDAY, JULY ~ lS'
ARRIVED.

popT OF NETWORK .. THU RSDAY. JULY d. 1856
ARRIVED.
Steamer Waesland rTclg). Uebcrwee, Antwerp July 10
with mse ana passengers Peter Wright sons Arrived
At The bar al - 35am ,o,. .-..,
steamer tBr. Sapedon, Rio Jvneiro ~ days with
Alpr- Spanl AnasaIast vera cruz Juy ~ llo
greso ~ Havana H. win mdse ana p4ssehsefso "e"
steamer CITY savannah Dagge savannah adays with
mlsc and passengers 10 Henry longe, Jr III, -, =,
steamer kanawa, Greenwood, Newport Ne"S WIN 0o"' W
steamer Guyando,tc Kelly. Newport News and Norfolk.
with md =. and passengers - Old dominion - 60.
steamer II Dmock Ialett Boston, with mdse to II
Ship Anglo American lo st John NB, Smith, Calcutta 1876
days ndsr to order; vessel To : Roberts -,
sim rhoI tNon steiner Manila 1913 days with mdse To
order Anchored a sandy Hook for orders go
ship Francis Scnhncr. Liverpool Juno ls WIN SAT- 10
II Moulton a CO. vessel to Benz Flint a., ~ .., -,
nusio (Aust Coonbel, Hamburg May - win Salt
BARK Monsita IN Wallace Antigua 10 days, with sugar
Bre Myrte ,of Annapolis. Ns) stanott. Monserrat -
days with sugar To Nethcrcu Anderson vessel 10 W
schr ien BIZ, Hanly John Mr.. - days. with lumber
To- Chase Talbot 4 co. vessel . scaInmell Bros
sUNsEr-winda Al sandy Hook. light ; hazy AT CITY
Island. light WSW; clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Richmond. Hoaz Newport News. with mdse and
Bark NuoVo Monde ta Marcsca Malaga 90 days In bal
tror MesIuita Oporto 20 days. with mdse
to lIagemcy.r e Brtinn.
Bark tvya Son. Bnln Cenuegcs 90 days with sugar to
II \ Natabc 4 son. vessel Ia master.
Brig Gem Pierce Barbaocs ii days with sugar ana whale
schr Geo " fochner Mnlbank Brunswick. Ga. days.
with lumber TO order vessel To master
CLEARED.
Steamer SaImundham Obj. Milne. Avonmouth Dock. E
Martha (Ger) Topp copenhagen-chas l. Wright
De uyter (Beg). Braens Antwerp-Funeh. Edge
steamer Bgenayenturl span) Larrinasa. Antwerp-But
isr, Macdonald L CSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
TROUBLES or KLUNDER TIE FLORIST

An action has been begun III the Supreme
Court w James CHAMBERS, through Blumcns idl a.
HIrsr TO set aside the Judgment OF $1,000. obtained by
Mamie T. IL against Charles T. klunder, tue florist
tho ground that the note OH which the judgment
entered does not represent any liability Uf klunCer,
he not at all Indebted To- her. Miss Lyucn l.
strauod 10y anuuucon granted by Justice Barrett from
enforcing the Judgment selling any of the Iacne
property. kumder had agreed that If Judgment
entered III suits brought against hIm certain
Chambers he would give the latter mortgage on bis
property In snug sins. saye that II was worth lc 900
aud Was nOTtgascd for only 10000 Two mortgages
bunting u $4,000 were placed upon the property
before klundrr made an assignment One OF these
favor OF Theresa Lynch aud the other IA favor Of Will
d. stokes. IL Is also asked that the mortgages
aside the ground Of want OF consideration and fraud
Mr. kuDder still en- yesterday Ia coufeTring
with his creditors wit view Ia all early settlement
aud revival OF his business Mr.. klundrr saiu last
night expect To nave meeting OF my creditors
Saturday morning, when shall make 20 them proposal
which nearly ali ~ them nave assured they would
accept They are TO take my notes their claims and
Hens on unpaid bills that are on my books. cannot do
more. th,t will be all have have received num-
Der OF offers Of help from my old patrons and
these have encouraged mo greatly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
All WE'LL AND hearty.


San Franciscan, who - reformed ComstoeRer.
revisited virginia CITY Last week. He was greeteu
warmly by the leading citizens, who are always a.
delighted at the return Of Nevadan as prisoners are
WHO has served his term Is brought back iOI
another stretch.
You booking well and hearty sir, said eS.Judge
Cox seated the curb IN front OF the nevada
Bank. chew ing gun aai playing with "a pap
believe 500 am feeling very yell
Yes you loOklt well aud hearty go
Thank you. How is ola Ban stoKer getting along r.
ola Bill Well. I BIZ yesterday up 10 the
engine house. ani he IL looking well an' hearty. sir
AMI how oil Bob Gailhrah seen MIN lately Z
on, yes: ~ HIN this morning, sir. lie is lOOkipg
well and hearty sir.
And his wife T.
"Well his wie-yes, yes, his wife, she Is LOOKING well
Glad to hear it. And how is old Sam Wyiie Seen
Ab YES: POOR Sam Wye Well the last time |
Jaw sam was the day buried him. and he was looking
well and hearty-that is, for corpse, sir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
JUDGE MOORE ON POOLSELLING.

The July Grand Jury in Brooklyn appeanrehu 81
before Judge Moore yesterday and asked whst cou 20
done In regard to poOscng II tho Dlstrict
neglected to prosecute booksellers or TO a.e sop,
sop the violation OF the law In regard 10 ho
judge Moore responded that the duties OF inc pis'o,
Attorney clearly defined by the law. u Man a.'
duty To Subpoena all persons whom tue frahu Jur5 uo
sired to question The foreman Of the Grahh JuIy .nrh
asked the following question: rs tnere no way ~
pelling the District Attorney TO sctf' , .
The Judge replied: "n YOU mean ply steal means.
none that know or As TO moral means, tho Dsnrict-
Attorney his duties to perform. az nave shiu. -,
The foreman then stated that the dranu July hau
raised the question whether the system Oh potink nv
sheop shead Bay legal or not In reRtru W ,hls
Judge Moore had nothing to say. as Indictment nan
neon found and the matter como before jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
MCABE NOT TO YIELD WITHOUT A FIGHT


THE CASE 10 Go 10 THE coURrs-TALK ABOUT HIS
SUCCESSOR.
The dismissal of Second Assistant Chief John
McCabe 10y Fire Commis toner's PurIov and Smith
was the subject of considerable discussion III bus-
ness ana political circle, yester ay. Nobody
seemed 10 be surprised at McCabe's dismissal but
the general opinion seemed TO be that 1t was not
due entirely TO the mistake he made at the Harlem
fire. sand one of bis intimate friends:
McCabe told me ago that his dismissal was
aforegone conclusion and that Purroy only waiting
sn, Andy While Who WAS PurToys nartir
lar friend John made cOncealment OF his preeren
worked openly for his candidate though not to the
extent OF peglecting the duties OF his position.
MANY are of the opinion that while McCabe made
mistake ne erred the safe side, and for that rea
son ms punishment, If any at AL was deserved,
should have been less severe. Among insurance
men the feeling seemed TO he general that McCabe
had made no serious bundcT in acting as he did un
der the circumstances. One OF them SAID:
TWAS certainly far less serious error taan the First
Assistant Chief Mr. Bonner. would make u he should
as lac states lac would at "a big fire. Bonner says
lie would four blocks with hre IN each block
well under before he would send out three.six
alarm. Think OF lt-2OO houses IN danger without
taking any extraordinary precaulion Why. let such
ro get once under way and the hicagb CONFEDERATION
Eouid lie nothing in comparison win IT. IL serns TO
that II the Fire Commissioners wish To he consstent
they should give attention t. the First Assistant
Chrf before ho mas chance TO carry out Ills peculiar
notions of managing big nres. Chief Bates once sent
out "three skies" alarm $4,000 fire IN Elmst.
and nothing was ever said about IT, The H. tenn fire
cost 100000.
Mr.. McCabe does not intend TO give up the fight
by any means, and Will carry the case into the
courts at once HIS counsel Roswell d. Hatch, ex-
Fire Comm IssiOner, Samuel t. Clarke and George
Il. McClOskey. Will submit The papers TO the Cen
eral Term OF the Supreme Court soon as they are
written our from the stenOgrapbers' notes. Mr..
Hatch SAID yesterday that they were not yet pre-
pared to state upon what grounds they would base
an appeal. but would be in few days
President PurTOy was at his office the greater
part OF the day and talked freely about the
lie emphatlcaliy denied that be had been ntu-
enced by political motives IN passing judgment
upon sir. McCabe. He related how the case had
been brought 10 his attention first by the papers
on the morning OF the fire. He read extracts from
several of them showing how strongly McCabe's
action had been condemned by them Chief Shay
had tired for a week TO get McCabe 10 admit his
mistake but failed and he was compelled TO make
charges against HIM 10 the Board. Mr.. Purroy
added:
This Was done. aud McCabe's only defence was the
lung up OF his opinions against those OF his superior
Drcers,i questioning tho department records. citing
A mory against tho printed rules on the table before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, voluminous
and costly Special Cable Dispatches from
Europe, many of them either written
by or authorized as public expression of
their views by prominent men, These
dispatches have been valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament inst ended and
they will be continued during the new
Home Rule contest in Parliament about TO
be begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
AMY or THE SOrOMAC REUNION

General King. secretary of the Society ot thc
Army OF Potomac. received the following telegram yStr-
dav from Andrew j. smith, superintendent OF iho
Soldiers Home at LcaycnwOIth, Kansas Inc
If Department Missouri and Stdt inc fo-
Commander Fort Lcavenworth and stan four troops OF
ar rry r.gncnt band 81 the 6th Infantry, thr Mayor
Council and prominent will meet the members OF te
society on their arrival IN eavcnwOrh. Telegraph the time
of your arrival General King General Mcmahon ana many
others started last evening by the NeWi DIX
Central. and expect to reach Leavenworth ON Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
Steamer city Of washIngton Retg Havana and Mexican

Steamer city Of Washington Rettg Havana and Mexican
steamer ToIlanasscs Fisher srr., un voroo r.
steamer koanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond
Steamer VIM Woodward Young Bamoe-D Downer.
Steamer suppicich tBr, Nestle, Philadelphia &
Steamer General whitney Bearsc BostGnH pimOck
- snip Black Hawk GER. wachsmuth, Hamburg-Watjen.
Bark Gazce NOr), Blankenurg, Santa Fe Arg R9pJohn
Bark Taylor (Br ProctyI st croir DwI-Bartram
Bark Italo Gta) Pendolo. Philadelphia ndrew Ennis
Brig Laura tBr). Townsend. Exmoutb Eng-J whitney
Brig and W Armstrong, Alexander Ponta Pitre-L &
schr Impulse tBr. Treworgy. Aspnwal and san Blas-w
schr Royal Arcanun CBr) Gond John. NIP Nevius
scnr Isaac Burpoc (Br) Mciennon, st John, MIA He.
ney.
Steamers Celtic Vandych and Romans for Liverpool;
Kovno Newcastle; Chicago Hun; state OF rennsylvsna,
Iasusyra cliy Of washington Havana Iuays Hoberg'
Bsraeoa ralahas1ee say va EosnoSe Norfolk
Barks superior Tor Karskrona; Lizzie, santa Fc.
Also sacd-via Long Island sound-Bark Lillian for
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chasca wahburn from YoTE Jan 81 for We
during gale and VIII have TO make repairs before
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July Arrived, steamer Barcelona tBr srmp
Sailed steamers Durham city OBJ, Lund for Boston, Uun
da OBJ. Hi. for Halifax - H.,
July 2l-ArTivcd. steamer Baumwal GER, BehohI' HUM
GvERrooi July % Arrived steamer TIayten ODD King
from New. Orleans July 4. go , ,.a,
SOUTHAMPTON. July 22Auved, steamer Ems 0'er Jungs,
from New-Yok July II on her way to Bremen and pfoc'e
ed. r...o,
Sailed steamer Aller GER, Hamemann, from Bremen
hence New York. ~,
GLASGOW July 22-Arrivcd steamer Grecian Br) lie Gal
lais from Montreal. - ,,,.,. g.,
TuIy q sailed steamers Furnessa Br) HedderwicS, ior
New York PTtissan (}r. Park. FOR Boston. ,,.
BRISTOL, July l2-saie'I, steamer Quebec CBr Hunter
for Montreal. ,,, ,p,,
PORTLAND July 22-P Passed steamer Iydan Monarch (Ifl
IIugget from New York July 10 on her way 10 London,
LIZARD July Passed steamer British Queen ODD WIFE,
n her TO IOndon ~,
KiNsNIR July 22Passc steamer Californian tbrh r"N'
thal from Baltimore her way Ia Liverpool mt,
ANTWERP July 2i Sailed. steamer Jan Beydel Nb'iHl'
Meyer. for wNOrk. ,. fpr,
G'IRtAT.R July ls-Passed. steamer COnnaught Nr'
Thomas from Mediterranean ports for Baltimore ~ ~,
BARCELONA Iuly 10 Arrived steamer Bulgundla pIh
Dulac from New York July {. ~,
Hong KONG, July 2l Arrived steamer oceanic Ni'''
Thompson. from san Francisco June -
HAVANA July 22-Auved, steamer Saratoga, Curtis rom
Ne g-lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23

NewsDOys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply custom
ers with .he papers tney call for, and to
regulate their stock of papers so as NOT tv
run short Travellers who find thar the
newsboy has run short of TRIBUNES will
obge this office by reporting the tact by
postal card. and especially giving intorma
ton as to what tram il was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
GRAND ARMY MEN START FOR SAN FRANCISCO

The westward- bound Trains oil the NOW UTk
Central the West SHORE aud the Ere as.
night carried them many members OF the prahh
Army of the Iicpubr who will attend the naiohal GU
equipment In san Francisco next month lho% VINO
went y the West shore Will he Joined at Niagara
Falls by the from the New England Sates VINO
left Boston on Wednesday. The delegation from the
central part started Tuesday Zoo strong
so there will large gathering Of Eastern veterans AT
the muster on August 3.
AKRON Ohio July % (Speciab.-The OHIO train bear
ing delegates from this STATE tho twentieth National
Fncampment al San Francisco started from here tn :
evening with Department Comm der or ONO A L.
Conger, his staff, and fully 100 delegates ana hempera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
CALLED TO BECOME PASTOR ~ HAELEM

The KcV. Dr. j. ElmtnQOrf, VINO Tor num-
Der or ycars hts been pas "t the Reformed
Church OF POughkerse. has ed call 10 Htr
lem Reformed CuurCn viii lie Inst He'd thsr
cary in September. About that time the Second
Reformed Church OF Harlem SiItu-aye aud Oue.un-
Grcd-and-t twenty secOudst will be flushed The Rev.
George H. SEyth, VINO has been pastor OF the old
church. will becOnr the pastor OF tho new aud
many OF the Old members will with him. one of the
said yesterday mat the movement not 20 e
considered as separation. but 1t Is the BEGINNING OF
new series Of col cgiae Reformed churohas ia Harlem
Ike those III The lower part OF the city While sUue ul
the old members 90 10 the church they -inrly
form nucleus around when 1t expected build upa
new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
ESCAPING SUDDEN DfAT8 THREE TINES.

Will wOrkncn were making repairs to the
Third Az enue Elevated kairUal EghteenIl-st. YES,
terday Frederick Meyer struck by a tram. IN.
back toward the locomotive AMI the shock ana not
hurt hun much bat lie was thrown heddong between
he and landed upon dOwu-trscs of the sur.
face railroad directly la front Of lie was parity
drawn uIder the Car before II stopped. but ne
escaped with spraihed and over ono owe
Afer his injuries were dftsse Brieyur Iospta he
went his home at No <O7 Esst Flfterutb-.L
cong rnIn atlng himself on his gOnh inrtnne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
BROOKLYN.

Commodore Chandler resumed his duties1 bus Navy Yard
Yesterday His health is fully restored.
p,.r Curinou former Superyis the Fifteenth Ward,
died YESTERDAY At home No i4O Gahamave AT the age
~ expiration of his term SUPERVISED IN
I- he was mad clerk of the committees OF the Board lie
LETT A wife and five children.
cantn yucb application for hotel and bar license
,l,c refused by the TX
else COMMITS omcrs week. VIII apply for manamus re-
curing that the license De issued.
thief WAS detected 10y Miss Stella Norman tying up a
hnudlc Of Otlng at NO 100 Sandss yesterday morning
and ran ont of the house Policeman Rogers. who was pass
ing IN citizens clothes. pursued him ami air sharp Sl-e
caDi who said he John Harris oil so -
Fafush ave begging letter signed John Clark and stat
inc mai the bearer had been discharged from hospital
where he had suffered Tor eight months with hnanna"Iy
rheumatism liberated leg. was found III ms pocket
just arrested lie stopped anu ed 10 tear up
fl F.af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23

hin, and attactlo- the efficacy OF tho Fire Department.
n,.' WoSsn.,. .ncccssor he will not BIO my brother.
cn,ef Purroy has been command OF the most danger
M. disricte n NewYnrg and has SHOWN the pest re-
s nt ,n INV onpIon he s possessed OF that long
which should place him first in line OF pro-
motion the place made vacant oy McCaoe
Tho nost,on commands a salary of $4,000 and
Mr. Purrov declares that IT VIII be gwen only 70
the most efficient of the Chiefs of Battalion. Chief
Shay and hls assistant Will make TINS SELECTION anu
submit II 70 the Commissioners In few days. Tho
record shows that Mr. McCabe while fireman
was fined and reprimanded few times for beng
absent without leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
hEUS FROM IHE SUBURBS
ARRESTED FOR POISONING A FAM

Mary Hagen coored girl employed in the family OK
IL No. ia PcarsallHve, GrcrnNiuc, y j. On
Wednesday night the family sat down To supper an I'M
filled the Mr. Condor, who IS cripple MAGE
unable 10 discover anything lie
eat his supper and about TO pour milk
sto his tea when hc almost shoi. lie called iOr the
servant her closely bu she denied all knoW
edge o ANYTHING unusual The who supplied The MIX
was then called n lie said that when the mix dclv-
the house il all pure Mary was arrested Tor az
the family When locked mp she accused
Mrs Condor OF setting the house fire on sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23

UNION HIII-Anon OThunc silk weaver living IN Lewis
suddenly disappeared from ms home last week On W Cd
night he turned and began beating his We ana Gu
not d,sisi unit compelled to do - by ncighbofs.
HOBoKEN Robert War ragged urchin at the ferry found
O0n IN cash and two Government
bonds II had been dropped hy Ms Jane Osborne "i AIRING
ton y j. He found the ncI and received : 90 Olll
PArgEsoX-Jolm : Newell OF No 81 North Third st.
Willis street Ia Main st. intending 10 take ia n
for where lac In the employ OF his brother T.
Newell. broadway. The car had just started ana UT
Newell lighting cigar, when he fell forward ana
the floor dying IN few 6eonps coroner liol,on
granted a certificate Of death from heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
A COSTLY NEW RESISTANCE IL rIF1H.Avn

new structure Is soon to be put up on the
the beast corner ~ Fiji .fourth.sL
aud IftL-avc. The lot. vii ch Was rrcenty purchased
by William A. Rockefeller president of It Stand
arr Oh company IL directly opposite the Flth Ay,nur
Presbyterian Church MI Rockefeller about To bu,Id
q story marble trout dwelling facing ON m,
The lot double lot tho house viii
have dfty feet front and hundred AID TWENTY-FIVE. feet
depth. Pans have been drawn and work viii b.. besun
at once but Sir. Rockefeller does not expect II will r
ready for occupancy before spring liz estimated
cost Is hair "A million dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Conference between Merchants Freight Committee
and Railroad Commissioners. = p M ,.-,.
New-York Philadelphia baseball match, Polo Grouhds'
y M -. ,,..,o,o, sh,.,d.
Melropolitan-st. Louis baseball match, 81 george
Ground, Staten Island. 4 D. IN. $500,
Harlem Artillery Corps. NO IL Eass ohe-hunuieu"
Prohibition meeting, One-hundred and siIty'siIths'
and Washing toD-aye p ID. . ~. -..,-,
Music In Battery Park 10y Goth REGIMENT BandeVehine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hotel Brunswick- james Service, Premier OF
Victoria. Austrslia. Clarendon Hotc!-Rear Adnirs
William b. Frankin of Hartford. and General john A.
Martin. OF Kansas. Windsor Hofel.K X cnole'
president OF the Chicago. Rock Island and facino %
way Com pany 1890. Fufh Aprt.ue H0eI-BchneV IA.
Young OF Louisville Murray mn Hoei-Er senstoi
ID. p. Wood OF Syracuse. Astor honse-uonci a.
Josbus L. Chamberlain and General seldcu Connor' o
Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
Brsp0ysJBILTTY DIsTRIBUTED BY 4 JURE

A Jury called by Coroner Nugent Yesterday
heard evidence regarding the dctth OF john husS.
small hoy who livcd AZ No. 1872 Attorney st ana VINO
worked I'm a iabel-cuttng establishments NO ~ osest
Ills cad WI machine wnlch he AT
tending on June 90 The members OF the jury Vlsteu
the place and inspected the machine On returning they
handed In a verdict as follows:
We Jurory ,,., IN. - .bo
Have agreement that was an accident put II ,t
of We blame llc hIh DuI
the deceased is above said age We blame both parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
WLsTCIlEsTER COUNTY.

Frederick Bocckno German. who has been work
ing George Merit a builders the works.
wandered down the railroad track Wednesday and fen he
the tracks, with nj his feet resting on the inside
the down track \ tram over the rIGcfiNe loot
crushing the toes badly OF which had To bc anputacd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
SQUIRE TO RECEIVE SHEARMlNS CLERKS.
C.nn.,l1;r, Enn1nnnr Inllus " Admins has Re

spondci Sqrcs request for his resignation
forwarding to take effect August Tie place VIII ho
l, led nd "A be saved. Commissioner
o Accounts Shcarnan sent word 10 Mr. Squire yesterday
that hc world send Department of Public
Works copy the pay rolls Thus ends the long as
mite Mr. squire smiled amaby he replied that nc w0u
m onpv 10 receive Mr. clerks and would AFFORD
them every facility for mplishing their Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
IlNG ISIAND-

COMFY 1LANDA German laboer on The cas'on At the new
severely injured last night A. the men were caV
weighing half Tell from lis iascn
the man. crushing his left side and shoulder
into the almost 10 his knees. The man
4 taken 10 the FiatbusI Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
Jersey CITY.

Thomas Clifford Of King New York rl from the third
story OF house at 1863 Grand 81 yesterday and was
killed.
cavatng The h "a make gap for The Junction
railroad Yesterday The found thirty feet under
the street and near old wall that covered quarter OF
eeufu am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23

If a local newsdealer does not have
sufficient supply of TRI5UNES. readers
can always order the paper by mail They
will save money thereby, as THE THl6-
UNE is only $3.50 per year by mail, post
age paid. Mail subscribers will get their
papers by the same early train as tho
neWsdealers.
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH.
Address changed as often as necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
LIGnr wfJ0HT colyS TO BE STAMPED.

Washington announced that after August gold coin
presented which falls below the limit of tolerance of light
weight alf OF one cent established 10y be
stamped with l. when rejected 10 say,
Treasury of al, the trOuhlo and time weighing the same
com every time II pIesentcd when las once been
rejected an light weight IN frequently the
sent Ia and again. ana sometimes by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-23
TELLING WHY THE flour S1OREHoUSE FELL.
Snnerintendent UOench. Of the BuIldlngs

Bureau. has 10 the Fire Commissioners ieP"rt
about falling of the warrhou", wall AT south a"u
Koosevrlt sfs giving the following explanations;
The walls columns the Prl-rS and the beams were OF
sufficient size carry the direct vertical "Sls pa'n upon
Tho toors NV opinion that the falling o ue i"oN'i
81. W. 49,, Iii & hrr,fs ven, directly piled. The
building sufficiently pro, Idle a. 10 the manner IN
which innr- he and loads shan h'
,rnd suggest that the defect be TeIcded at The
next session the Legislature.