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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, New York-C
G Anderson.
Steamship VIM Crane. Foster Baltimore-w
E Guerard, Agt.
Steamship City of Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
G Anderson.
Schr Edward G Hight, Richards, Baltimore,
with guano to c R R, Agt; vessel to Master.
Steamer Maggie Belle, Usina, Brunswick-C
Williams, Agent.
Steamer Bellevue Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufton-W Gibson, Agt.
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Steamship Burnley [Brl, Hauslip. to load fol
Ljverpool-A Minis Sons.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY,

Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way iandings--W Gibson, Manager.
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NAv1t, SroREs.-The market for spirits tur-
,,enfine was firm at quotations. There was a
P Food inquiry with pretty liberal offerings.
The total sales for the day were LIS casks
of regulars at 37lac. At the Board of Trade on
he onening call the market was reported
steady at 371bc for regulars At the second
ca it closed firm at 3i19c for regulars
Rosin-The market was quiet but very firm, and
Che better grades were advanced There was
fair inquiry. with full offering ofastocks The
sales for the day were fully 100 barrels AT the
BOARD Of Trade on the first call the market was
reported firm, with sales iof 522 barrels at the
following quotations: 4; B, c, D and F. q 90
NJ s2 90; n, So IS; window glass So 20; water
white. SIS CO. At the last call it closed firm
with further sales of 81 barrels at unchanged
prices, except for NJ, which was quoted at 81 95
AGO.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Bark Julius Port, Oporto.
Bark Celurca Brl, Rotterdam,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

FRIDAY, Aug 90, 1890.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS
orr1cE oF ~ MoRNING NEws.

SAVANNAH. GA. Aug -. 1851
,-o--oxThere was steader feeiing In the
.rs-e, although quiet. The demand was fair.
-- -,,h an ample Offering stock. Tbs total sales
800 dav were $40 bales On Change at the
-Danirs call at 10 q. m, the market was
Obtained steady aud unchanged, with sales OF
- bales. At the second call, at
it was steady, and good middlng was
sr,e5 -up Lice. the sales being sos bales.
4. ,be third and last call at p. m. 1t closed
-..adv and unchanged, with further sales of 81
80 The following are the official closing
O Oe-o. Quotations of the Cotton Exchange:
Hiddling fair. ------.-----.--- 1890 Tvs
Sood middliug. 5000 " . ~
W,5dling- ...-......---------- US
ovr niddlln2. ---'-'"-'--'' 20
Clood ordinary -----'- -''--'-'''-- IS
The market continues dull: but firm an J
hiICaLr-ad There were no sales reported
uhcu Llt tbe day. The following are the Board
U T-se quotations. Small Job lots are held at
LG14c higher
rai- .,....--- .........'..---..o
cod -
E5-iroa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-o1S
Rough : 650A *
S,o1ntry lots ......---.-..-- -------'S OO4p 20
TideHater ---..'.----'-'''- 0VGDl ="
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
The BEHR1yG SEA CORRESPONDENCE.
NOTHING But PRAISE FOR Mr.. BLAINE's HAND
LING OF THE AMERICAN SIDE OF
THE DISPUTE.

Washington. July "a (speciaD-Among the few mem
to-, Of tie House who lad found tine 10 reaa l"e
full abstract 81 rAe Dehrng sea cores ponle'e "H,
was published in the morning newspapers great "a
faction was shown in regard 20 the atutuae 81 b'e
Administration In the controversy, and tne HbT-''
sorraton and praise were expressed for tie MACH
les. skill and vgor with which the case o. the Oh'"'
states has been followed and maintained by reFclsrl
blaine These expressions were by no means common
70 The party friends of the Administration Lf''r".
Democrats from all parts Of tie tnon wr' a. 'o'Al
and emphatic in their words Of comm neal.on a wore
p.,,lucsns There is every evidence that, whatever
turn tie affair NAV take. the Adm nlstFaton cAii de
mend upou TIE representatives. Of TIE people 70 support
II with virtual unauinI.ty. Members OF INC HOUSE.
Committee on Foreign Affairs o. course are sAA!0u'
Fl, r1A tie entre ,pJade.ce lci0Te sPeaLhs q
Il onc.sllv but those WHO had found tine 70 !cV-e"
the published at-tract c'H.hehoe' rs ''1'" '-'
IN the vaTmest terms.
Mr. Chapman. Of Michigan. Democratic member
Of Foreign Anairs spoke VI the notes OF MI '4a-c
N words Of uEsunted praise, declaring tAat ne ia"
shown himself 70 S statesman Oh u'e p!s' 'A'''
fully able % cope vl,h the men who are reza.174 -
trouge,t IL European statecran and diplomacy NJ
Morrow. Of CaIlorulA a Republican member % INC
Committee On Foreign Affairs. expressed Lie opinion
and ADDED that from such attention as he haq lo1h'
time N devote % the correspondence, u Se'l.eu -
th0lgh Lord salisbury hsa been fairy cohN'"7' %
practices which IL california are sometimes 1ee'9'O
a. sAysterang7 other members OF the IOusc' Oo''
democrats and Republicans, Who lad T. 1Nu ~ OF
port.y 10 Rad the pEt.sAed eAi!@ce ron w 'O''
respolccuce al asreed that LORD aa4.'o-.! ''-' D'
so coulrlet4y overma.C Led tA.t Ae Lad been uI'c'
20 re- - 10 petu:o;gerv especially IN regard 10 Tic
Adam, dispatch. 10 Representative belonging To-
either party could be found WHO vas disposed 10 axe
a YER, serious view O. tie British protest. WHICH, as
- - ,..ri remarked ,ecucd ~ have l"cn def-n''l
a. much ~. Canadian imprCA As 70 I.Aueioe "'-
. United states 49,. ,.-,-,,..,o go,
Foreign Affairs W.. uc held l"4t wceh, " "-. P.4...t4
comic, 81 the core. pOEtencc VII be lad before H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
FAu0rS ST. BERNARD DOG.

From Tho Boston Advertiser.
A DISTINGUISHED native OF England walked slowly
down the gangplauk nom ute steamer >cNi@ld A"rtcF
dsy and a criOu, group Of people Gathered a'oht MN
he had Oh very heavy cont that might do !th 0IiY
faithfully IN Greenland under proper conditions Inc
Brltl,her'S name Alton. and lie mad pcdlSicc
that was lust distinguished rounding Boston Light "a
he walked ashore at the side Of Arthur lrckcil. The
kennel man OF l.. V. Moore Of NelrOsc.
Alton IS a noble specimen d mat noble rae" OF
dogs the ~. Bernard. lie stands "a IA inches tom
me shoulder down and looks - II hc could ctrr}
good sized man with perfect ease lie IS much heavier
than the average tipping the scaiN ~ 2o' pounds
HI, forearm ia II lncAca 100 circumference and hl'
nuzzle takes almost i inches Of tape measure Ia
eucrcle II. :. A. smith, ~ Leeds, was the former
owner OF the animal. and until Nr. Moore plnnt@i
down $50 big American dOIcrs before him he Kept
Tim hitchcd mp where be could keep his eve on him.
Alton il tie son o.. PlinllmmOu and Queen Jura
two famous demands ~ ample pedigree, and smonl
tho most valuable dOt, X England. Ahpn's dan liter
Alta Eeila little more than a wear Old. - ~tid 4
be the most perfect dog ~ Gi- breed IN Britain. lh'
big animal survey the haTbOr IN thorough manner
apparently with satisfaction, aud he marched 1shOr'
with air Of majestic consequence That Schtter-d
nrcciptatcly q concave OF inferioc brutcs which
holding reunion before the entrance 70 the dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
TIT n.rnr s11rxr on RiPlp rRAyNr.

Mayor Grant STA par.!.s In refusing 20 tel when as
, y, once o, the Rapid Transit C3rai-si.neF' expires
In mt. o. he fa-, mat all x NevYosA - pan AK! W.
m ,- T,rr .nv Hal 70 C. -oLc,ane toNar! sftns TIC
,er, a. t. leaders o. wigNaT promised "nr" 10y
,...t ,...rhvmen Fish sLd Glbhs 20 cefat n'i'-'S1
,.-.-. hill The Mayors att.ut~ since the Spi'."~'4N
NJ, Thea commission aud especially aft,F went AEV-s" -i7
r,-onv y laying route has been HAT 81 one Wa
,, nothing vheh,r his c.ty has T1p4 transit OF nov
-r.l Rowland T. Hazard. the lawyer. sad yes'esa'!t
~ ee by The Tribune q tbs morning ths' you tn"a
,hc-- mus, be- new law TO provide npd transit Tor HFs
" T9. .r preston Ia. been created - tho-e VINO 20
M, wan, any rapid transit at all or those VINO ae' NV
,,.,,,,o, for other reasons The late RAPID IrIl'''
r,t..,o, could have nd tFs rpd transit routes IRON
- nd O., tho CIV q N, other under the at II u ma s
a,.1so That's druons,rabie But u i also obvious
any r,pI tran.l. line which majority ~ me 0"He"
,ar prorerty and the local authorities oesire - y
tyg, under existing laws without any .'nmiS''oh'
,.. tie public want RAPID transit they can ~ j" -"
avg may u4 useful D TIE politicians te lhue"h''e &c
m .,u, new lave continued year after year nav '"s'
M e,isag corp.-at.on which coa'io.s and seeks 20 0
, ,r,rr,l.rl t!aat but which Is not FrqNiF'l " U1
Ivnv. aad u f, extraordinary that the newspapers NlsA
are supposed repr'-ent pv0ic interests " Nv ~
cal situation a, rally i,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, July 24.-The Sccreuars Of the Treasury
has accepted the following offers sell bonds 10 the
Government received to-day under the Department.
circular Of July 10:
Pour per ccuts-g50,O 900 Of l22 203, Gil 900 at
1872 L. S2S OOO ~ 100 H. $4,000 at l@3 2.
s. 900 900 at 124. S9JOOOJ az Ia. $500 al 1913 81,
$500 al Il zoo 500 AZ ia ~ OOJO 900 at 124 totI.
TG355 800 Four and half per cente-st 600.
10000, al 600. $1,000 at 1913 10 5000 az
10000. $l43 900 a. 100 -, $4,000. $4,000,
1880 10000 AZ 1903 "a 81 $50 at 100 Ia total.
gao $50 grand total. ~, RS ,Oj0
Secretary Window was questioned This afternoon IN
regard 70 his future bond policy but he refused 10
commit himself saying that he had not had time 70
day 70 give the matter the consideration It required
He in, Inatcd. however. that he might be prepared
by Tomorrow 10 SAY whether he would he willing 20
purchase moro bonds at the rates paid TO-DAY al
lower rates or whether he would again adv rti,c for
proposals.
Ii is estimated that the sinking fund requirement.
for the current fiscal year are T35 100000. The
amount already applied 10 that fund including to-
days transactions, Ia Slo,OOO,0OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
DEVELOPMENTS ~ TIE GOODWIN CASE

4 lev element vas introduced INTO he Anna
Goodwin case yesterday ly 'ie arrest 81 young al
named Andrew Iara.ag. spD Z ne late A''l''l.'
-,r.-t-.t.fleat Fanirg. Il TIE Board & Eduoat'1.
rsff..rg Do {. known by The pSudonym ~ D'e~''
hist Je~n acquainted with Annie 'H'4A 'os Ao.-'
s.x months before Ter death. I'D it wac . him 10
note Ledun.rg Dear Drew WIS addressed by fr
-b., 81. Law sick az the horse ~ Ms. collins Fas'
ri-y a. list cluded the police. but finally 10 T~p" ,
=. , r.-rrrnp,o-y summons from Detective Price %
-r,de,-i himself a; the Twenty ninth Precinct sit-
.i,,.. house aid taken % Harlem f'Aoe (".r.
I.e~,. Ea " .ha--cd With icing a. access y - =
~ f,rt a,d Ac.d ll 300 oa.4 fT ilE'eF eAtlt y
r-nrinr's statement is That n response 20 me nots
Dbl. v.,t t. Anne ludeln-~. that 'Ae a'he" nm "a. -
f- Dr. McGoal.al and tAaf Nhch he '.-sr'"1 10,
b.. .uvn family uhy,. should D." 'al -, ll''',l
%. I,+''., ter way. H. went 2" d. N'Poi.-t >
I.use' art bot finding him a. bone. leit i.e l'IA'
r.te on a s.a... The neat day j. a-hn called o. "
,,,,,- al and TOOK him 10 NJ. tolirs' house
T.rr... viii lot adaAt tat DE knows anything W'Is
about tie csse. "a .,.,,.s
3D.. morning Assistant District Attorney leas -,
who Ina, i-,u out Q, the cty re-urn@i e. NeF -
Yesterday IL answer @" summons from OoN1e' TO-
lows and put u charge u iAe CASE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
GArHERFD AporT TIE rcwY.


The Rev ". Fo-hee assistant minister Of Gres
Episcopal Church Jersey cry has been osled o. =.
Clements Episcopal Church, u succeed the Hev. H.
I. scudccr
Mr.. susie Harmaa secured warrant ~ The Or.
rest Of her husband Harry iliruar. upon charge
failure 10 support her yc>'e-cav. When soh01lg RI
II sixteen II ls7o. she eoped and married the ~
II ex Alderman Hartman. but thr parent, n here
and her husband irfucei hot - regrn - school and
sho 81 not I've With her husband tor two YEAR n
lass she secured limited divorce and was supported
~ tine.
colonel II. E. Roehr. Editor and proprietor o. 20
B-o0byuer Fre.e Presse.' las gone - Germany f'f
three months.
Horny and Lena Elmer. y 70. 80 Cou7tst.. vera
arm med before Police Justice n -he Yesterday upon
charge Of stealing diamond earrings worth 1900 ron
M, Louisa CallI VIE u EXc..e C1mHl>sl'r@r Jon
W. CahN # -. 51j Iieory-st. M Elmer ha- tee1
Nr. Cahin', ha.rdrc-,.- a. 4 her husband visited e
house 70 repair some faintue. They were he'd IN
examination IN default Il el.ioo bail.
Tho Kings county Elevated Railway COMPANY has
under c0usdcra 20 project q extending ~ Inc -
yoad the city limits, and 20 tuih % surface rod n
Queens County n wpdhav~1. Hemp'taad 'a-fea
civ. and perhaps hirtler. connection VIII 70 madl
with the Rocsav1y road az Woodhnven.
n re-3.n-e 20 'he public demand. street. .esnf :
>up.r.r;otIert sterling Las cr!ered tie cleaning -
-hc main th0rou-hiares o. be continued IT Gay OF
Two longer
Mayor Clapn has declined an invitation . attend
- ". a X. crhmpmert IN Boston on august =.
Miss Dora Klein. wAo leeame Insane after she hai
.i,.d william ' Pax aud recovered 5000 - Gam.
a.e> f,r lre4ch 4 promise q marriage Jas TecoveFei
her ra,o, and ~, rv.casei from TIE county Asylum
. yc-t"Niay. 49,.
rae water pipe 20 supply tie new FEDORA! bnIe'.
, ,,ro,,.i yy.,h tte Street main Yesterday wlth"uI
shutting % the water ia o.: latter hy Lev Iat
l.v.,e several public men Interested 81 water"" -
,ritt-ssr. The operation.
4 number Of the inmates Il the House q ne Go 4
.,,so-d ,.ore maize s.ck on Tuesday ~ eathg 10
/ ,ream They we're al weIle c,ien!ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
COMMENTS OF THE CANADIAN PRESs.
oPINIoys or oRGASs REPRESENTING TIL
DoMGSIOS GOVERNMENT


Toronto. Ont July 4f.-I"ririite tic I"hr.rg sea
CORES olCenlc. Tie Nal I" MORO" VII .'' " Ih"
CORE p9ud"1cc contain. comparatively A'' WIN ~
crcrce ~ The question = jurisdiction in -.t -.
Will" ~crr'toiT Blaine cannot b" thi - nave
abandoned tc contention tat TIC geo l- " H..i'
o.a.- avn. De I'D thought b'.t % a't-ch nor lu
IO-auoc 10 The argument tAat seal A.Lns
H. taoss wntc-- by CaAaf.an' IS oHr'rly o.
the rs't> = good eo;'F'n ~ ad goo morals ~
world over lie HLcis shooting d'' 'ii'hNt -.i'
~ HcAT1hg sea 10 N" use '' O. 'ii...' '" t'' 'i'
B-'A' ana ans "1e'hrF He' A'.'''' ''F'''.'.'. 70
although II A-s DO mon" luil,d.ct o'cr iAe '1
fisheries rau any otter government. nd a.'9
tho preparation II 50 great "ichclhc,' "lA''' taking
st'ps - punish 10" guilty paIt.c-. But ulrv B. aG.
other way q putting such case. What. "e NIGH.
o.. him. would hc d. - IT,. Na!c.,y's Goveinmc. L
To seize and cDlt-cate United -at"- sells en-
gaycd Al b.lllns ,fd On tie BaIA. ~ tlc u1urer
~
"0uIu u.IDAuitlN l|44'"'
We must not omit u r1l attention 70 Nj Dlalnc'-
-, .,,,,d. ,r,,i r.-..d 90 ,l,. uo,.i,f.,,. fs-l,
u be consulted IN ue matter. lie represents NJ
Coverreot - having h.e, NAMED al Lord s,ll.tury =
| -, - d.
alleged cohctalWcht 81 tAc is'' UNI Hp "I"Ir''I''
could DO made unless CaLada concurTcd IN IT, Mr
I.l,t,es rcrorzt,Tr. crfucs ouecrlv fiou a iead :.
-. -, " -. Ill, - 80 ,.,,, 60,
htaV'IaH q" Il '"A''' VIM" "+'''' """' "'''' ''''
Britain for the very reason that the latter pad too
/ t,,I. a,for..to, IN lcr ,ri.hcs
49, "
Looking AT the Vhoie Correspondence. VIC are IN
able 70 That matters much fur her advanced.
:, -. 81 a., 49,. -. 200. ~ NJ ,,..,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
Axrrpry Jones IS STILL STUBBORN.

force Of public opinion and despite all tha' has O
said about h, refusal 10 grant permits to pT"ies'oh'
artists 10 paint in Prospect Park william VI '''
ha, been unable the permission be h1' s'us
After the matter was made public that Nr Jones ''.
refused a permit because Mr.. Chase va, poi'NN''"
artist Mr Chase renewed hi, application h'' '
response has been sent 10 his letter OTTO Ioa'p''-'
OF Brooklyn. also professional artist s'I' i'I
and received one made ont for amateur >N"'''l"-'
rti. h, refused N take and made out nlpI'ail'
for a permit as A professional artist Ia WIG" ~ TO-
received no response Mr.. Chase SAYS max "4Ua 'f'
rrur~ sion Of opinion hy the Park 'oWn->~lot 'ia 4
eN uectod the superintendent 10 acknovl~'tc I
or al es.t to send him permit put uef.''o '
renewed application he has got nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
FOR BISHOP LorGHLIN's WRMEE.

4 meeting OF the representative, of Tie Roman 'a'"
o, churches i'm the diocese II Bro'llvn was held Ia,
evening AZ 81 Johns College % decide upon te l.'"
q the celebration Of bishop LoushlluS golden Jn''0
which fall, upon October -. James Mch'''" y,
sided aud over three-score parishes were lcp'''''"
Joseph w. Carroll. secretary Of the committee P'0
scntci a report which prov ded for c'hSia'"'o''
address ard public reception to the Bishop on "'pO'
L. the presentation 70 him of sum u mo"'' ~
ral led by the parishes a dinner In his honor P"'
porde Of the Roman Catholic societies OF the diocese
At night and parade Of the children IN INC "i'.'
noon All the recommendations we're adoptoI' '"v
enthusiastic delegate suggested that The day D. @
In by the firing Of cannon, hut the susssU,.' ch
no, noticed The sum 70 be raised wa, ltll 10 0 ~
parish 10 decide upon. hut IL Is eNpecten ''S' ~,
Total amount vii reach 100000 Thr pits W Nv, !.
parish was made member Of the parish i ~ m
t. raise funds The prc,cnation ana rec'pIna u,
probably be held IN the 4soohhh h'l"' "''"
near thc Bishops house in Cl"rnoht ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
THE RUSH FOR PENSIONS.
NEARLY QUARTER OF A MILLION APPLlCA
TONS SINCE THE DISABILITY BILL Be
CANE LAw-EFFECT or TIE WASH
INGTON POsToFFICE


Washington. July "a lspecisD.-Persons whe are
entitled or think they are emitted 10 PENSIONS ulel
the recent Disability art MT allowing the gFa-s 10
grow under their feet. The BIZ became IA" on
June o. and from that tine . TIC present the pension
ONCE has lived and acknowledged -Oo,pOO apPHe4
tons for pensions. i is estimated that Leie are i.
least 1900 applications IN tie once Cle receipt oi
which has not been Acknowledged. An esNiha'e WIS
made when TIE bill before Compress 'haI tie'o
would be about 900 cases which "oula come uioeF
rs provisions II IS not supposed tat al ING cases
fled will be favorably acted upon oy tAe ieH'"A
ono. bit Il is thought that the rush OF applications
Is about over. Ia. -
The activity Of tie CAIN agents OF TINS Guy ana
n. extent If tie Increase in Their business IN con
.eouence Of tie recent pension act may be HleIIfd
,or, the tso, that for re quarter ending VITA June
40 the receipts Of the Washington City FostoiNoe IN
c,.,soA "a per cent and postohhce Official
s.xs mat ire increase thus far Tor Tie
month Of July is propoTtonately gIea'ef tuan ~
the preceding months tbs enormous CROWN - u4e
sT,t,alv n tie nall mater sent out by the claim
agents 70 pensioners AID those "Ao are e"u.eu ~
tensions. urging them 10 make applications under the
r,sa,g,+v law The sale Of 2-ceAt stamps 10 single
c,son agent has been Is high 5000 In one trans
sc,,on some Of he agents send their pTmteo or
cuar under l-cent stamp oLt lAe NOT ~, 81 %.
u.e the scaled envelope ana -celt e,st Cla1
st,n- has preference over me Other classes ~ az
ALTON 70 thu circular letters one agent Who
yrrckly paDer here sent out u one week 'VCV'UpO
eont4S q, TX palcr Containing urgent aDie-4' ~.
Civilizations under The new law clciA ~ ,le
rrncjpsl clsim acclt n this city ha7 business WIN
he o;acc when Yields him daily income Of from
800 70 so r., fe S.n,5g = Of saaiioas pensions
S ms I'D Win 80 much ycGr each wear IN COLeTess'
20 nng ~ the law permits these persons to cAarFg
liberal Zee for acting as attorneys TINS pressure W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
BOTH MEN BROKE THEIR ANKLES.
TWO CoYvIcTs DROP FIFTY FEET IN TRYING
TO ESCAPE FROM THE KINGS COUNTY
PENITENTIARY.

The success With which a convict escaped on Friday
Of last week while AZ work outside u the wall Of the
Kings County PeLtentiarr em6odenef Two Others on
Wednesday evenn. 10 make an efoFt TO escape nom
the workshop. They were employed In making oVeTaI'
ty one Of the contractors and. uey qIt WON t.eb
g. gcd 70 secrete themselyes IN the WORKSHOP NAch
Undergoing repairs since the recent nre' heeVes
'.-Ioas Jones, who was in charge OF te gang 70
which they belonged missed them he ives marching
the 70 their cells and ne gave tIe sIai"'' -
search OF the workshop made, but norhhs coula
be seen Of the men, whose names are james IHoP'o
and Edward Smith keeper named ocoNaFu VINO
is stationed outside Of the prison wall saw man
drop from the roof OF the workshop into trench
alongside Of the wall, distance OF about hhy ieet'
and he also saw his companion Jump from me rooi
into the same trench Each OF them broke bo'h Oh
his ankles by tie perlous fall and was nnaols % rh"e
any further efforts to escape. The Keepers 'u''l.u
them hack 70 the prison and they were sent 10 'Ae
hospital Of the Institution, where DR.. r L. >cie"'H
set the broken bones.
Thompson Is serving term Of five years TOT
burglary and has served OILY four months oi IT, IL
wa. arrested under the name Of Tobln and i ohF
tventy.tAree years old. smiths term is fo' IoH
years and seven mouths and lie has been N connie
iueut tyr tx months. They will lose tie um I'm
mui. from sentences for good behavior ana wa ny h
10 serve the full dine f)r this attempt 70 e. III
tyo men had keen veil behaved and had c'usu
Warden HAYES Nttlc trouble. not faT ron ue pT'td
tcnt3ry, At Bedford ave a1d ,SSksIitl
The place Is tie resort Of idle Who spend tfE UNI
in drinking beer which is brought IN :s Ton a ,,e
nearest Uou shop The peIitcntaFy authorizes
.enoctrd That hr friends Of convcts rcsorted % m,
rlat % com uInicate with men within the wall ara
cone Of the 6e9er. y b5 t sS,e Pl men % wons the
@ pnf On PSst n fi seR T we're dessned
THOMPSON and smith had they succeeded IN their
do-ucrare ct'Jrt % get free,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
rllE NEw ArrRAIsEEs GETTIYG To woRK.

Washinc-on. July 24.-Thc Board Of customs Ap
p-a ,c-- held a meeting at the Treasury Department
r.s afternoon aad organized by unanimously e".'H-
Colonel TlcAeu1r president Of the board There wen
present Appraisers TicAenor Ham, Jewell sharpe
Wilkinson and Someryllc. II Wa reported that t"e
large new building on the south SIDE o: CAnals'.' De-
tween West AID Washington sts, New-lo7A CIV hi'
been secured for The Il the bJar and Tat j Va
selected because ot is proximity - The Apli7ls-!7
storcs AID as being convenient % importers ge"ra.'
III. Board las applied % tie Secrctart u the lNs4N
for authority "a employ necessary clerical as'l'A''
While not al;O-eihcr settled. II i probable tAi -
order 70 SECURE the most efficient enforcement ~ ~"
new law the country VIII BE divided into ffr customs
1,strc,s-one on he Atlantic Coast nclnd-tS re por@
4 New. York Boston Philadelphia and baltimore one
N The Pacific coast one 70 iucude the southern ana
most q the Interior port and the fourth % INCLUDE ''
Southwestern districts aid the basin u the Mississippi
TX Of the appral.er@ including the president VIII bc
a,sCued % duty I'll tie Eastern district with hesq
gUar-e-s AZ NcT-IOrk aUd one appraiser VIII lc
s.sI-feh 10 IN # the other three ulstrlcts, mo
Oari :. Vow ergar'd On the PREPARATION ~
,r the general ne - Tie -"rvloe ana arrSh ''r
detail, Tor ne Enforcement u IL Law, "Mch ~" '.e
App-aieero -tackpoIe and shertl.f ~ EXPECTED
"a arrive In washington d. r. c.is. me aortD ~
~ nrsiser called lor by th" BIZ will be noMlnaFd hF
he President IN a fe" GAYS.