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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
TILE srFANFR -CHAIR Nuisance.

To the Editor of Tho Tribune
II va, with great pleasure that | read In The
Tribune severe comment upon the steamer char
business had Just hidden farewell to two oi my
own family on one ii the outgoing -t"amHrS. one
If the matters requiring attention steamer chairs.
wondered why the company did not require the p'
,cnecrs t, provide a pitcher and bowl or looking
ra. for their crOOm. cr)ckery Of som" sort for
;hc dining table Wien think that every passenger
IA. = bc troubled with providing steamer chair " nat
an amount Of general bOthcr1tiuu u ncct"satcs. IN
tnu.i be- money IN II FOR some one IL would not have
been 80 arrange ut can tho ocean Inc, not SEQ mat
their utcrc, lies I'm making the passage convenient
As pu- ihle Tor all their passengers Aud TINS is a
sheer extra Inconvenience and cNprnSe laid upon all
surely r. f. higl time the thing were ended
DAILY READER.
\ct--Norl, lima ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
sJYry. EIGHT FISHERMEN ARRESTED.

Pobert Brown Commissioner % Game ADD Fish accom-
,tcd by squad Staten Island policemen. last
,, made another raid ncnhadcn fsherpcn who
d..u,ny seine nets in Princes BAY. Three steamers.
Arizona Captain Leonard sawyer; Leonard Brghtman
C,ut.in t. " Dennis; and Quick Step. Captain George
Alcot and the slooD T.. G.. Barnum were captured
with their entire crews numbering slNtycRh men. Tho
fishermen did not b. resist the officers and
,sL.n with their boat Tottuyile. All tho crews
were from Island with the exception of the crew OF
tho soop The captains were each fined 800 and the
,bers had IA nav fine OF 40 This the second raid
made nv Commissioner Brown within week. Tho cap
tins Of the vessels raided Yesterday they VIII con-
test the matter In tho es@>>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
NCTES or THE STAGE.

Richard Mansfield T. in his seventh week at the
Madison square Theitre, where the attendance con
tnue- 70 be remarkably good for thu, the dullcst
son Of the year. Manager Ilartz will not al this time
entertain any proposal, for a play 10 follow Beau
ErumEo7 DE believe, that the present bill will run
for MANY months 10 profitable business. MI Mansfield
i, zen 10 atVantace the part Of the iino>, Beau
and is called before the curtain frequently at every
performance
Ml~,o, Helen Bu,-cll, Grace GilidnS and Kate Bart
lott yi IN the cast q The Ba4A SIX Al the Union
square Theatre Oh Tuesday July r.
NDrn'> new museum VIII be modelled after Edl.
nu.i's old museum al Ann -. and l.radway. II viii
bc family resort and conducted strictly with that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
SUMNER ~ TOWN
rrnm rhe phlladclnhla limo.

From The PhlahcIpnId IIHtN
There is no doubt about New York being Gooo
summer place II has always been ole ~ my PrO
thcorie, that what all people went away for was 10
10 change of SURROUNDINGS and food: mat whch "
w.a bnt IL WAS hot every place. and that when You
~ the rst Of mankind was frzzng some place ell .;
Here there arc always cool night ana pIipln " 10
M lao con,fortabe NOT necessarily shilling day
hr, in the largest city the United states. III inc
frat place you do not have 10 1T on PIAZZA slaIIns
nd r,tcninc 10 gossip wondering what You shlll ID
ueyt criticsing the womcn'S Gowns and wishing tldt
van werr with the men In New York. The Shpl, ar,
oD", tn he looked at the always iull ~
nronIc ices and iced soda invite yon TO come III ana
u ,t,ta and when II gets time for dinner your
,.onnc man who i, or J., going 70 b.. voiir IN bapf
& ccnc and taSr Won out 10 dinner and after thar
vom can got on top Of II the stages and II t Is
Tuesday or Friday night. 20 up 10 ue Ne''opoi''a"
Nuseum and look at tn pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
EXCITING TENNIS At LIVINGSTON.
CAMPBELL AND HUNTINGTON SUCCEED IN De
FEATING sLoCUM AND TAYLOR


Before large and appreclativc thronc and on per
feet courts the double championship tournament was
continued Yesterday afternoon at Livingston, ;. l.
Four matches were to be played in the second round
and tie most exciting one was rightly Judged to be
Campbell and Il. p. Huntingdon The latter team had
shown themselves 10 be strong combination by their
plav together this year and last year, ii will be re
lucmbcTcd. five set contest from slOcum and
Taylor at Narraeanset Pier
When the match began the chances seemed 20 be
about even and both teams had many supporters who
were confident that their especial favori;eS would
prove victorious. In the first set II was apparent that
both teams n triie nervous both seemed in
clncd 20 play on The defensive and let their OPP
poncnt> do the aggressive work The first set close
and taken by Campbell and Huntington. Cd, as
also the second by the The third seemed
likely TO go the two first had done. hut this time
SlOcUm and Tay lOr won, Cd. The fourth
proving disastrous to Campbell and Huntington
for at three different times one stroke would have
cvcn them the set, which. however. went to Slocum
and Taylor Sc. The fifth set hOtly contested
for by both teams and both made every effort to
win 1t. Campbell and Huntington, however, led their
opponents from the beginning and il. G-;;. This
contest took over two hours to determine the winners
!. :. Clarke and \. f. Wright, c. J. Post and d. W
Gambler, and c. Hobart and D. W. Gambler were the
other winners. The
second Round-C. }. ro>t and d. w. Gambler beat
y j Carroll aud G. :. Poole. Go %, Cd
o. ;. Campbell and Il. =. Huntington beat II. w.
Slo,um asd H. a Taylor CT, CT, Is 6-S, 60.
}. :. CLARK and a. L. Wright beat A. Larkin and
:. De trarn4,ndll O.. G.. Go.
V =. Hall ard C. Hobart beat NJ. ;. Patton and \.
Robbins by default.
Play ain begin this afternoon when the two matches
Of the third round viii be finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
VEyDOES or POLICE PROTECTION HELD
rxsprcroRs F>I1. TO APPEAR BEFORE THEIR
COMMISSIONERS. But SEND THEIR
RESIGN ATOMS INSTEAD.

" jefferson Market Police Court yeN'cNiay' ""us'
O'Rcuy held the vendors Of police prntec'ioA 'e'IH
Logan. Roundsman TAYLOR, Detective Flanagan D'p,N
sheriff Naginnis OK Alderman smith and Frank "al9h
in =, ,oo for trial ON IN" charge of SwindnG Charles
H. Wctmore a reporter. Thy tried 10 secure dc h'n,e
Nlcou for their counsel bat he had been retained ny
the Dc ,rutOn. All Of the prisoners were ec t,'' Oh
hail To appear before Justice Hogan at Essex Nahe'
Court to-day.
The hearing 70 which Commissioners 'llroy sum
roopod OK Alderman Alexander Z. Smith and eXDep-
sheriff Joseph Young. outside in>pe, I"rS III ue
Public Works Department. did not come on Ntip'.Ihf
THO issf0uer intended 10 have them eNpliih l,
ALLEGED connection with the police protection
daIs The Inspectors did not appear puI ne't,.'
ec~t their RS, gnations 70 Mr.. GiIoy, winch tic %-
cepted. 49, ,,.... mo-. di,oct.d bv fine
rol,cc Co,,u, -ionerS b. place ROuudHnm laNor anu
Dctectvc Logan on trial hcfore them II AZ 70
lion resulted in the collection OF cnoue eVien' ~
in,tfy formal complaint. The COMMITS Toner, d,ro
t,aneforrcd Taylor to the Leonard-St ''rML I'LL, 1m
n@ndod LOGAN to patrol duty In the Nuipeir1 ST.
sguai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
. THE HIDDEN G1y- PLAYED BY BOYS.

The bows Of ST Francis Xavier's School. We I
Nineteenth ST., performed the two act drama "lh'
Hidden GEN. by Cardinal Wi,eman. al Xavier Hall
last night. The entertainment was part Of the
closing eXercises Of the scnG0l and attended by
"a many Of the friends and relatives II the bows
the hall could contain. jane G. Flood Harold 6.
Whaien, Lawrence W. McDcrmott, Willism 4. Finn,
Nichols A. Dalton, James A. McNichOs william =.
kn0wd, Eugene j. o'Stlllvan, John j. LOugtin. James
j. Howard, Johh r. sheehan Charles 4. Cavauggh.
francis j. Walsh and Richard +. Gregg who composed
the east did we'll IN their respective parts, ane
frequently appsudcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
cHrcAGo BAyK PRESIDENT Under ARREST

Chicago, July l.-"Thc lnter-ocean' SAYS 'n''
Charles r. Packer. president OF the PatN Na'o"''
Rank. which IS in the hands of bank examiner was
arrested Yesterday afternoon, taken QuictY D'l'''
rnitcd state, Commissioner HOWE ana hen ID neIfn
p,cLer indlydually drew his check for T"'jo, WhhH
h., had ouv ~ 900 in bank; thar, - pre'iaent, IT,
certified II and put 1t through the c'arlnI hol'e 'I;
.', ''''' t,'u.artinn wa, not entered on the
books Of the bank; and b 5hat rr,,o ,%@,
p,'rds found the check among the banks papers
Prc,dcnt packer the preceding is an Gntraf1
irt Ina, he will come ont of with clean hands tlc
uuI cx,mno.ion when arraiged this afternoon
before Commissioner Hoync. and was held in S3Og0
bonds N the United states grand jury. Inc case VIII
hn hoard in october Mr.. Packer has resigned III,
nfncc as president Of the Park National BClk u f.
Heil the cashier has also offered his resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
THE STAR ROUTE CONTRACTORS

ffoin The syracuse Journal
The professional star Route contractors, whom the
system Of competitive bidding by which the Star
service Is awarded permits 80 obtain hundred, Of routes
OIL very margin, frequently Including those
WINCH ac unfcmuncrative ~ term, far beneath ahv
local offers for the service about 10 meet their
deserts Ii las been common practice i0r such con
tractors to neglect put the service on these losing
routes and then 10 offer ~ compromise for actual
manageable difference between their own ana The
local bids. The second Assistant POsnastr-t'ei
eral. Colonel Whitfield, ha@ not only rejected such
Insulated against W. A. sioddard who 81 the Last
sppor1ionment was awarded many Of TIE most groht
able routes Ia this locality n the Intrd states Court
~ Portland. Ms- Tor tsiling perform the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
MR.. JONaSSON'S CASE.

From thc BcTITTVT I"5O"I7''
RI. n,ui, oi dcuuncintion is spreading more and
NOR, IN the society which they call cultivated The
latest victim OF that mama Is "eafhy american
Ia,cLont rrrcntIy in Berlin. He engaged IA Il
rsation with an engineer and phy sclan, at resort
of the Fricdnchstrassc. II those icriln gentlemen
~ Hr brilliant qualities and virtues OF our sovereign.
- Strange on the other hand, that free cltzen OF
...at Vennhlc shOuld have disdanfuliy spoken In "A
IIc place Of the earths potcnlates ana should have
rr,nrc.scd his sentiments In terms which. being APP
I.d Ia our Emperor. might have been judged lrrev-
rrcni Int which German tribunal would have con,
dcnned as implying the crime OF " Iese malcse
isut f6c two Ierlin companions Of the American re-
publican discovered such crime In the words delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
IT IS VOW THE BLRKELEr ATHLETIC cLrB

Vt a meeting Il the stockholders If The Berkeley
LytcUn A..o' aton yesterday. IT "a voted Ia change
tie main" Of Tho organization to The bcihclcy Athletic
Club" The proposition 10 increase the capital from
$1,000 to 1900 OOO 10 raise money with which
h. lake up outstanding bond, aud 10 Increase the club
facilities discussed at length but it NaS Diet rmncd
not act upon II until larger representation 0i the
stcckhOldcr, could be -cCurcd at meeting IL j. in
tended Ia increase greatly tn number Of dressing room,
Tor the Ladies Club, that large proportion Of the
800 name ou The waiting list can he regularly ca
rolled. u the lack II dressing room facilities tnh
has kept the waiting LIST 80 large. The theatre ~
the club house Will probably retain The name oi Beihe
lev LyCcun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
ArAx on ONE orJJ ..yr1RS BEQr ESrS.

John Jacob Astor by his Will, left 100000 to
~. Lukcs Hospital $4,000 70 the Metropolitan
Museum II Art 100000 t. the Cancer lIo pi'1l, and
S45O.OO0 10 The A-i0. Library. Appraiser Van
>chaick appointed by the surrogate to determine
II any Of these requests subject - the collateral
Inheritance tax. IN" appraiser Yesterday filed h'
report M which be decide that the bcquc.t - tA"
Museum of Art i subject 20 TIE tax and the Othcr
Institutions exempt from It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
5psrial Notices.

Established 1878. Observation-Disclosures
MRS. MCLLRA ne iIOMI-MADE PhE-St.t| FsD,
IRANDIFD. CANNED AND SPICED FRUITS AND
PTEE RED CURRANT JELLY \ SPECIALITY.
Fyerytair- Iu' mp n glass and kept unll fail: FOL
rrlc,s r.f.r noes. Nc. addr - Mr.. SARAH >. NcEL
RAIH 3gS Dogsa st. Brooklyn, y. Y
"Katc Fields Wa-h.nGion." out To-day More Mat
ter, Vol. H. Naional cover New type '.-,---... o.,
This is an age Of Apoilinnris Water"
Walter Bessat
APOLLINARIS.
ApOILI\AkIS,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Extracts from the Repor, or the Pollution OF Water
supplies.
..Tvphcd fever in cities j in great part due to
the sew age the water supply
I'VE cannot shut the relation which exists
eim- and typhod feNer IN inc
cities that ar. supplied by them"
Thirty tor-4ad Icoplr DIE Of typhoid fever annually
in the United states OF Am, rlca."
1.-The purity o. Ap0iuaris Water oilers the best
security against dangers which are common % most
Of mary drinking waters. Medical Record
APOLLINAEI>--" annual consumption OF this
"a ort, beverage afford, striking proof Of the wide
demand which exist, Tor tdOe water OF absolute
panty. Medical journal
SoTlCFrhe well. known yellow Labels OF the Apollinsrs
Company Limited protected By Perpetual Inunctiona
OF the supreme Court
DENV\li,, OF INVITATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
TIE MoNNOUTHp PARK RACES.

Via Central Railroad Of NewJcrse
Beginning Friday. July 4. trains for Monmouth Park
Race Track.
Is. 9iJ 0Jf, II 10 a. M. 12 Special Express,
j. rs special Express, l. 80 special Express, 80
p.
Leave foot of Libery-St y. r.. except Jnly a. rs
. rs, 10 IS, II 10 "a. H.. l. 80 Special ExDrcss
l. :i1 Special ENple l special EXpr,ss 80 p. m.
Pullman Pufet pG"lor cars al spec al trains.
BY the Sandy Hook Route.
The magnificent steamers Monmouth. sandy Hook
and 81. JONAS leave New YORK. Pier No. 8, y. R.,
., II a. m. 1918. p. N.
Carrying passengers direct to race course. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
THE WILL Of MRS. +. e ATKINSON,

Boston. July The viii 81 Mrs. T.. {. Atkinson
provide thai upon bor Death her body >lnli be
examined not di>s"Ctcd "a, Ia prevent proper
turia by student, n ~" Ma.eaC huSctt, Hospital. IN
the hope that science may be aided IN allcviatins
,uf ring. She males the following public bcqucste
Three thousand dollars for the benefit Of The Fannie C.
Paddock Hospital. Washington Territory 5000 10
the Massachusetts Free Church Association. so coo
10 her sister during nfe and her death $1,000 to
30 10 the Board Of Domestic Nj sOns, 10 aid struggling
cluTchc, ia the Western states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
ctrtLrpSY FROM LIGHTNING SHOCK.

coun,I Dluns dowa) dispatch to The Des Moincs Reg
i,tcr.
Ceua williams 4 handsome young lady Of eighteen
wears. came fr,m her home In Omaha sunday after
;,oon Ia visit the family Of Mr.. Hines No los SUITS
man 4 this C1ty. she was prevented from returning
home by the severe electrical storm VINE tne
town was al liz worst she complained OF ieellns
Srn,"sr and shortly aftcrward fell into deep sleep,
from which she has not awakened, Physlclals haAo
Zen working with her for the last two days bl, nave
Lecn unable 10 arouse her from the cataIepnc ~
Her physical condition is normal ana SIC hes VIII, VIII,
sieep IL is reported that two years ago she hvea
lLyaa psaks in Inconsistencies IN eatAA'puo Ill.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
OBITUIR \.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD. NJ. P.

London July l.-Wrliam Crawford Member OF f'r
lament for tho Middle Division Of Durham di'd lousy
uo was Liberal and nftyonc years old 'li 'f'"l"r"
had been for over twenty years secretary OF one o inc
and RIOS, tn,portant trade union, IN the world the
nurhan Miners Association and In his youth Id'o''u III
me mines himself devoted himself earnestly % con
,ulotorv measures relative To labor troubles "' va
-r cd,.,tsd uncouth IN figure and used such quaint
-, "a ,lmos, TO requtr, an Interpreter but h. Wa
hrovd and energetic. He entered PARLIAMENT IN 1881
,rd IN 1856 was returned without opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
MAGNIFICENCE AFLOAT.

THIS Is WHAT THE SANDY HOOK STEAMERS
OFFER TRAVELLERS TO TIE SEASIIORE
The superb and speedy steamers of the Central Rail-
road of NcwJersey. sandy Hook" Monmouth and
-. Johns" leave Pier :, North River, foot Rector
street. daily at 80, rs. .: 200, IL 90 a.. m, 100,
40 / 30 and ) 80 p. m. sundays-0 80 a. and
100 p. m.
Passengers to the AZ Monmouth Park, be-
ginning Friday, July A. VIII insure comfort and saw
ing OF time by travelling via the sandy Hook Route
To Highland Beach, Scahri-lt. Monmouth Beach Long
Branch, AsbIry Park ocean Grove. Spring Lake. sea
Glrt and Point Pleasant this is the favorite route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
" fRRTED

EwIS-TAYLOR-0n Monday, June 30 1890 al the resi-
dnce Of the brides moth.L 1877 ParIave., Platnneld
y. j.. by the Rev Robert Lowry u. D. assisted by the
Rev. A. II. Lewis D. D.. Elizabeth Lodcy. daughter OF
the late James NJ Taylor % Edwin Herbert Lewis.
Nc DOTGh LL-WARNEI,-Oa Monday, June 80 1890, at
the Church 81 the Tran sHguTatOn, by the Rev. DR..
HOugltOn, Ida Belle Warner to Robert Pennal Me-
DoURall. all Of NewYork City. No cards.
PARADISE-FELLOWEs-On June 3oa Trinity Church,
Hartford Conn., by the R,y sorrs o. SEYMOUR, assisted
by Rev. Paul Birt,al ind the Rev. Harry p Mich
O> the Rev. Franz Ilscy Paradise % Caroline Wilder.
daughter Of Charles t. Fcllowes, Of Hartford.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |, at CITY Haa Robert
Swlnton Of London Lizzie Klsack, OF sanson, Isle
Of-Man.
English lapers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

Valentine +. SNYDER elected vice president Of tic
wc.,crn National Bank yesterday. lie was formerly
clerk In an Albany bank, and under the influence Of
Secretary Manning he was made q Deputy Controller
Of the Currency and aerwaId National Bank Examiner
for New, York lie IA, recently assistant cashier
ia the First National Bank Of this Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
A LIVE CHAMELEON.

Prom
gentleman living in the north part OF the city
mn out i'm the yard Yesterday examining MS rose
NJ whrn Ia his astonishmcnt he discovered a 1--we
han.lcon on one OF the shrubs. II was Of beautiful
- ,tnInr matching the foliage surrounding II, was
et,, fnur inches long and his eyes bright As
aicctrir sharks When an attempt was made to cap
80 him he gldcd away among the leaves In Snch a
tnahy manner that IL quite impossible to follow
him 80 closely did his color match that OF the foliage
and he disappeared from view Inc appoarsnce OK
way Last winter Mr. Charles n knox living at No. No.
Gf7 Manst brought four OF these creatures Win nm
remainder Of the winter lifting them run lose on
ont in the ground and the chameleons given their
liberty. Nothing has been seen Of them since until
his one wa, found in a ncighbOr's ward Yesterday
While observed he took two colors green when away
from the leaves and brown when the branches
The first heavy frost will probably kill them II they
are not captured and given warm quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

BY TrGlng with Cold. many one allows HIM
self 10 drift into condition favorable TO the develop
ment OF latent disease, which thereafter takes
full possession Of the system. Better yong Cold
at once with Dr. d. Jaynes Exrec toant good remedy
for Throat as and Lung affections. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

which he had undertaken. A conviction has been
obtained and civil action the bond will be
brought 10 recover damages His conviction, besides
being OF qualification ~ the local contractors
whom he undcrbd, will have BENEFICIAL effect in
breaking mp most pcrniciols of bidding for
service which the bidder never expects 10 perform
rhe Department deserves credit for bringing about
this practical reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

in their presence and denounced the American. The
latter Immediately arrested. lie let pro
vlsionaly at liberty last Thursday under bail The
judges have evidently believed that the expressions
used by the American not very grave since they
have only asked for 3OOO-marSs bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
4 CHANGE M THE OWNERSHIP or A PAPER.

Philadelphia, July THE partnership heretofore
existing between Walter McMichacl and Clayton Ne
Michael was dissolved day 10y nItugl consent. CLAY
ton McMichaC has purchased all Interests In Tho
North American" and will continue the publication Of
that newspaper II, sole proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
.pppov1yG THE NAVAL RESERVE ELL

The First Battalion Of Naval Reserves held a meeting
,..t night at 80 S7o SXthayc, n listen TO the reading
OF Congressman walaccs Nava Reserve bill introduced in
Couqress IL was heartily approved. 10 appropiocs the
I'M of sbO 600 10 be drawn for equally among the various
States The question Of selecting comfortable room
,or the summer was referred 20 a committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
Use "Sanitas' Disinfectants and keep sickness
away from your home. At druggists. =.
REDUCED-RATE TICKETS TO ST. PAUL, MINN.s
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that
excursion tickets viii be sold 10 Ut. Paul. Mnn, from
July to >. inclusive good return until July II, at
rate Of $33 90 Tickets can be purchased at Penn
syvana Railroad ticket Offices. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
.pTuT-R ". COLRURN.

rnr Mass July Arthur ". Coiburn. formerly
d,.,,tc editor Of The Boston Traveller" ara Wei
known In local press circles. died this moFnlAS sss
,hir hrea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
spRloLs ILLNESS OF GENrRAL clLnAx xAMuoy

Exeter. y. H., Tulv 1.-G"n"ral Gilman Maroton.
cx United state senator and Representative. soldier
LAWYER and politician. is suffering from ufacmic blood
poisoning and ms case f. considered practically hope
less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

FOURTH OF July EXCURSION To MATCH CHUNK
on Fourth Of July the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey will rsn an excursion 10 Mauch Chunk. Glen
Onoko aud the switchback. leaving NewY York. foot
Liberty st.. North River at 5 30 a. Fare for the
round trip Sa IS. swltchbaok 10 Giants s1taA -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

Manitou Natural Water.
pure. natural sparkling. Mixes perfectly with uquesD
and wines IN ideal bar and table
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-27

This paper is Democratic In principles
and Is Independent In its Uteoos on all
local questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-27
their progress with words OF praise
and friendly encouragement.
Awkward Figures,

A.
One thing which everyone will want
to know on reading the article on
Water Department expenditures in
our local columns is why the October
figures were so high.
or course nobody wonders about
last March and April. Bill Kern and
the 'Big Four were VIGOROUSLY
wicked. They were in desperate
straits. Everyone believes they jumped
the expenses OF the Department
So, 900 a month just TO secure votes.
Neither does anyone experience a
moral shock at the discovery. 1t was
just what might have been expected
from the big Four"
But why was that figure $19,316.24
reached in OCTOBER Why did it drop
to $13, 934. 10 in November and $13,-
$50. "a in December And what is it
going to be in March and April, this
year?
SAY, there's the rub?"