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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-11

Eternal advertising is the
price of trade. Some argue
TINT it is expensive to advel.
tise. 1t is the most prOfta-
Die expense .vOu can have, if
y0u handle it prOperIy.-WL
6yi, Mass, Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
4 TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT FOR DROWN.

Joseph =. Lrlc. on being asked yesterday for in
formation concerning the proposed cnl1rG mcnt Of
the field Of instruction at Brown University. said A:
\ committee was appointed by the governing board
of Tie university at trc last ocmcnt. L.
municatc with the alamni with view t. Id,c iu"f.
10 found a technical school Of such ndriir' IN.
the graduates Of the Rhode Island school Of Design ia
Providence i-ht continue their education there, and
thus be graduated from department Of th" uni
vcr,ity The school of Design la, been IN existence
for about twelve years. and has given instruction
during that time o 1000 pupils. There j, great
need Of men who have received The highest technical
education. 10 carry the great mechanical enter
pr,ses Of the country. The who established these
enterprises were largely practical men, who learned
the of tool, a. apprentices. The sciences Of
mechanical and evil engineering have made such
strides OF late that a large amount Of theory and
practice must be crowded INTO the space of few
years. ] speak particularly Of the feeling In Provi
dcnce because ! we'll acquainted there. Tho com
mitee Viii report the lccinninc OF the next college
year, and steps VIII probably be taken then 10 co-
tahlish the new department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
Prp0PrS on TIE NEW AOrEDrCT.

The regular monthly meeting Of the hqnodn't com
is,loncrs was held We tcrd1y afternoon. Reports
of an extremely satisfactory nature tending to show
that the rev Aquoduct will be opened ~ promised on
July - were received. The Construction COMMITTEE"
reported that OEucn q ClIh had CI.upciod their
wo.k on shan, l. and l. =. ou SECTIONS g 10 ., ana
that Hcman Clarl. he'd finished his york at shaft
1912. sThcir work Wa then accepted. Controller
Myc?, offered resolution in.trlcunG IN" chef cA
ciuccr T. report what reductions In The engineering
force can IN his Judgment. be properly made
Thu resolution wa, adopted. After the Commits
,oncrs had voted 10 d'Smie, several employees the
Commissioners voted themselves 100000, Wm'h VIII
be used in paying the engineer, and for other cX-
ncrscs connected with the closing up Of The work.
John ~hcchan IN" secretary oi III" Board, pre-
cn,ed tie following statement O the cost ~ the work
Ecccint,- From bonds issued 5,:;.55- $50 -.
ENpcnditurc>- Voucher, and pay rolls. 5000
200 -: contract, and agreements clo.4d2.oi" 90 &,
land and land damages. So 26 80. CoumS ,loners
Of Appraisal ~ 4o6.97G 20 total, .913 81 due
Controller, SR013 j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

The Transatlantic steamers that sailed from thl'
port Yesterday was crowded with passengers. Among
those who sailed on the Majestic were eX Mayor ana
Mr.. Edward Cooper. G. e. Cuvlcr, II. A. Carey, d.
and Mrs. Fordycc Barker the Rev. STAFFORD W..
Brooke John Sage Fi,kc, General George ii. Fori'
Jane, j. Goodwin. Andrew W. Green J. Newman
Hall. Mr.. and Ms J. Bruce Ismay. BRAY ton Ives
r. " Ives, : = Mcclure the Rev. DIR. q. d.
Matthews. j. y. Nimmo. Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Sloan
Mss Molllc sloan. Francis l.. StetSon, Miss Mary
stokes. Mr. and Mrs Hobart Chaticld TAYLOR
ON the cav Of Chicago were Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
On Val. Tn ma, l.. James, Mr. AMI Mr. W. ii. BAD
win J. Is. spears and Ma ,ha W. Weir.
The Noordland carried Robert Cook, Mr.. ana Mr.
Robert y. Corwln, Mrs. {. H. Raymond, Mr.. ana
Mr.. Napoleon In BrIl.
Among the passengers on the Aller were Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler the Rev. DR.. C. DIV
Eridenan Mis-, Marie Bisscll, Or, and Mrs. W. H.
Draper and Professor Arthur T. lladley.
The city Of New York reached the CRY last nle1t
about O'Clock. after 4 pleasant and uncvertfu
trip Of six days and seven hours. Among the saloon
passengers Daniel FrOhman. F. o. French. the
REV Frank \. >anborn. Ferris Thompson Mr. and
Mrs. ". Beard and Colonel James Phillips, OF ihe
Bombay stalf crops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
SHORT HrcELEBERRr cRop THIS YEAR

The fruit, now coming into Tho market are grapes
blae kbcrric>, mckclcuc-, water and musk melons
appc, <nd curant~. Black grape. OF which there
j. A plcu,ifnl supply sell now from II cents 10
Is cent, pound, Wniie Maiaca> and DcaW3rH- bring
a. mr~h a, - cents pound wholesale. The hIa'k
berry crop Will be both arc" and good, and the Test
lind OF bcrlc, sell In the wholesale malk"t at nom
2 cent, to 10 cents pound y, usual the melon
crop J., 2 good one. Up 10 Yesterday WalHrmelols
sold al so 10 80 hundred. but the not weather,
combined with lighter receipts raised pr'cc' 10 $50
and SO "A hundred. Mu>kmelOn> are selling at from
50 u - barrel. CuridHt. promise fairy well, thc
supple, all along the lud- River being satisfactory
At present the vholc~iie market price j, from 10 ("
and Is = ccut- 6 pound The apple and goose
berry crop VIII hc >lcij I'D Lct and Of the early
ample, winch have just @. a." mt" the market best
(ii.ni.> aIc .c''Iuc "j - ia1ic
Altogether TIE fruit crop for tmN yca' VIII bc
small" ~AfU &, anne. one ~. inc Dt-' known
Wholesale dealers IN tn civ, YESTERDAY. The mild
winter and the lat" ho.~ acted with di~a,trou, eject
up,,u crnts al early development, especially huckc
berries Of which there VIII bc very few. Even now
they have been selling at II to il cents and 10 I"
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
mnAr rAcnTsnEy ARE noING.

match ri," D. con- between th" ~" 'u''r
,rror,.,. owned ly Joh1 -. carroll. and ti" burgess
t,crln,, ch,.p,. owned hy Commodore Nc"h"rY
f. Invior. Of ire Atlantic club. TIA" rrIi" VIII n'
,r,tuy valued ~ $50 The rec" win tax" place
~, tho r.,urr of the Minerva from N" Fat. "h"r"
.bc b.,- conc 40 sail I'm to- Nuralchc1d regatta q"
Ga. I,.t.rn Yacht cub IN" viii b' sailed in mat
race ty 4 BRYAN NIl.y. In the ANNA! regatta %
tho ,t,rti, Yacht club d." ChI.p1 secured tNr
,,-,,o .,vc~ the Minerva. o7inr - The Minerva 2"
ing on the wrong side ~ two Il tine hn'F' on th'
course The Ch,ra L. a heavy weather boat. hnU
a,r ,rui.tne II would b. r"ualha3l" tnng II ih"
,r,,n scotch cutter were defeated by her IN any
,,,,tncr We are likely ~ have m tha season ~
the year.
II Is rumorcd that there Will De- Scr", Of three
r,cc. Lrtvcen the Keel -loop L.ri, designed bi Nr
,.,,,lt,r and I'M. Minerva These races VIII take
,I,,. off N,hlclc4d some tim" in August.
The cutter TvIr ha, arrived At Boston from ing
land. She crossed t. li,iiN In twenty two day>.
Her hest run wa, made rh" hfth DAY ont from
..ut,,mpton. when she logged 10 mile, IN the
twenty f,u~ ho,.l- vi The way over this hit'
hcot for he onlv Hfty feet lou-, commended against
heavy sea, and Vc,trrl, gale, N" behhN q pl 'hIId
I, aud arrive. ~ IIlllltN without a plank ~ir'd
on a rope .aricd ~hc is II feet inches hc'H, anu
draw feet - uchc, of water. she W. bum Tor
A Fraser Of Boston. and VIII sail IN the Marble
head race, She was brought over 10y her SAILING
master. william Ro>~ ,,. .,,
ot Cn- cob will be ~1ilrd on July l.. II !, open
Ia ynfht. If the Tlub fleet only. Entries for me
regatta should hc h"d with I. u. Jonc~. chairman
If thc regatta committee, 1T No. 10 Wall t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
OTHER .SUBTRBIN TOWNS.
ANrSTCuESTER COUNTY.

MOr'NT VERNON.-W. u. Jones has di'pIaYeo INC
frs, flag with the required forty three stars 'l"'nN
the one for idaho Upon IT, several "I "'' '"'
member, Of the Crescent and Chester I'M ''"' nav
,o, ,iorir, ,,,,rud for three days. and have used
n, - ,ric, and chorof1rm luimcut, IN tNlhS
=, un,hcr mn their ,n joint, and strained mlrci>
Their condition has excited -ympaiN' , GnI tp"mbIt
,'oro rhcv are the eighteen selected men from NV
tcuri, teams who PLAYED zane "i bi1e''.l NJ. '"'
dav when the chester iIlll 'lub VOL inc -""'
VoNErRo- The property which the lounS ?ion
N..ociofin on La, purchased At No. ~ '"Ilh
Kroadwav ~ q Site for ne" building M, - H'T r'
,,ili also hr nm entrance from NarburtonnVc. me
,so, frame luilding which stand, on VIII D" u-''
- temporary headquarters. IL j. "Do"' '"''' M"
utoS walk from G"tty square.
TARRYTOWN.-Thc united sunday schools OF lArIN
town and North Tarrvtown Will -all down the TUCSON
tn to Laulco"n "ro'c' L. L. o'l '''' '''''
excursion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
LONG Island.

Long ISLAND CITN.-Nillnm brhlN, ~ H'',"'
wood ATTEMPTED 10 shoot hi, nephew, James N'I'h'
ruc,d,v ul-ht lie wa, passing Wcl~h's house. III
Marion ST.. and seeing hi, nephew sitting at WI"
dow took revolver from his pocket and fired ~ MN"
Welsh saw tho pistol and lodged. Tie ball broke inc
window rlas, and 1ra1ci Mr.. welsh. who was ''o
IN the room Brady is about forty hve years oid' al"
i, thought 10 De insane. II" Wa arraltn,n ''!" ,
W., hold pending am examination a. - ms AMY
JaIno. Morgan. IN" life saver alta'nr ~ ,hr fr.n,
tr1v''utn. .tcr.ay They had mprldcntN conc h'
Wand ,bn rupr. ono youu- man. tie son 81 one ."
ma ,.i ,i,,,-ic-nr. ON the beach. sinking Tor
ti. last iifne when Morgan rescued Nm
COLLEGE POINT twenty i've cir., cmployca III
tho Rhcmaua six N!' struck y'''cr"'N l' al d"
,rol,c Of wage. 80
uArYLON. lame, Arnold, Yacht Henry Warg
pccchcr YESTERDAY won hiud,oW" silver 'lP 'n'I''
H. \y'lnm Arnold f,r race between Fa,h'> o"H''
~ Great south Iay. There were siX entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
NEWARK


HE SlIOT IITM>ELT II HE TIF.FU'
Charlie, H. King. agent for the Tinted states TX
prc.s Company at the Market T. railroad station Sh't
himself in the head Yesterday, ~ the house oi 'N-
Alderman George J.. sanford. so. % Mount Pea amt
ave King called al tho house on Tuesday ncht ana
acted strangely. He wa, prc--ed I" 'tiy over h'Gh'
and received a room on the second HCor " a. m.
Nv sanford heard A pistol shot. and upon entering
King, room saw him lying acro,, the bed with 4
pi,tol wound in his head. The wounded man wa
taken TO the hospital IN critical condition. some
time ago Kin. mystcriousy disappeared and II Wi>
denied hv The ExprcC, Company officials, Mr.. sanford
fouud King m Sew OK hotel and took Inn BACK
10 Newark. where he rc-umod his duties a before
Isrpp.Iary insanity believed To- be IN" ciu> o.
the shooting. The officers Of the company tad Ncre
wa, nothing wrong in his accountS II" mas Don IN
tho omnny OF thc company for over twcut, hNc Ncit
lie wa for a long time ina tho chief ONCE IN "." l"TA
and was then transferred 10 Ncwar' lir was between
forty.nvc and fifty year, Oh, ana bachelor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
ELIZARE1II.

Edmund Slattery. Of the trustees OF the 'hurc"
If the Holy Rosary whose wife was badly hur' III inc
collision on the East River last saturday VIII DIlhs
suit against the Maine steamship Company o"hcrS
Of the steamer Elcanora which came I'M" 'oiSlo" '''
tho excursion Of Court Lafayette. Order OF foreSer''
- ,so .g,inst the Never Excursion Company, TO
determine who was responsible for the disaster Hs'
olattcry will be dsfgurcd for life lier nioeL, ~
intends To for damages.
The CITY Council had long discussion on TUESDAY n,
night on the tan rate OF the cN "hi'h ~ - NV IAN
nccded will he nearly $40 instead Of 2D7 as last
vc,r mile, there l., determined effort nlc 70 rd>t
valuations throughout Union county ihiI a,,.
IL largely due Ia the improvement, made 10 the COUNTY,
rood, The city If Elizabeth will In consequence nav
10 nav this year nearly half the county tax me III
scd rate causes much dissatisfaction among the tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
he THOTGHT the MEN WERE At PLAY.

TIE AssAILANT TO ESCAPE

\ desperate fight with tm'f AZ second ave and
seventy -fOurth-st. watched BIZ policeman early
yesterday morning, ana vet the thief escaped. Will
lam Berry D., the proprietor Of the liquor tore on the
corner. soon after midnight ne closed mp his StoT2
and took a chair ont the sidewalk in IN" avenue
~ he there getting cool thief sncaked IN through
the side door i'm seventy fourth>t aud tired 70 open
tie money drawer behind tho bar. The click Of the
lock attracted Ferry, attention and al the front door
lie caught the thief and tired To hold him. They fell
on the sidewalk together, neither OF them saying
word
Policeman Patrick Greene stood on IN" opposite
SIDE Of the avenue twirn- his club and watching the
tight I'm the absence of any outcrv or call FOR heu
he thought the two men having friendly
wrestling match. A. common III the neiGhhorh0od,
and lie did not feel called upon to interfere with IT.
Two confcdciac- IF tho thief watch"i The encounter
al the corner with different feeling, anxious for the
escape Of their comrado. bat fearful that the police
man would JON I'm the tuo,lo
Berry held the thief with crlp Ike IRON, but
the thief drew a knife and stabbed MIN IN the meek
and side Greene did not the siablnc, ana Berry
stu uttered no call for help At length "rchc
started 10 cross the street Just then the two con
fcdcIateS spriGC upon Berry, struck HIM on IN hcIn
with a piece of lead pipe, and rescued thclr com
lside. vi three tblcVc> ran away uclolc '!cch,
found oui that Berry had been fighting III earnest ana
had narrowly escaped being murdered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

passengers toI,s Ward CO Arrive. the Baras6.n
and PM FOrwOOd co at the Bar -
steamer Americ. Nor HoosleL Port Maria day, with
fruit to Vessels q Co Arrived Bar at 80 M wal"
Steamer kspana (Nor Nsen Baracoa days fruit to
Bragg (Nor Knutsen. BarocOa days with frun
Steamer IrOquois Pennington JacksOnvleva Charleston
Steamer City Augusta Catharne. days. with
mdse and passengers TO K l. Wake ELL 9 -
with mdse and passengers TO order vessel to Funch Eye
Bark ItaD Carcro. Antwerp so day., with md,s
to order vessel TO Punch Edge d 60 :. A.,
and passengersto Brown Bros d co. vessel TO Lw&
sUYsET-wnd at Sandy Hook. moderate. n. clear A
City Island, wind light. y. clear
Arrived yesterday
Bark Angelo Castclauo tIa Cahcro days with
nitrate of soda to order; to Funch Edye e Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Hippnrchus (Belg). Cadogan. London q
steamer Leonora SPAN. Algeria. Liverpool Bruce 10
steamer State OF Nevada (Br Henderson, GlasgowAusu.
steamer sionian Brl Lacock Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamer klseta GER. Kuhlewein. Hamburg RI Cors
steamer Saratoga. Leighton. Havana and Cardenas
steamer E.pana lNor) Nilsson, Baracoa II Dunlos
steamer Bragg OIer Hansen faracoa Gomez d Pearsal
Steamer FALCON Icon BIZ husIes Baraeoa M9nes & co ,.
steamer Wyanoke. Boaz. Norfolk kchmond-oid DO.
Steamer Alsenborn Lewis. Baltimore II c Foster
steamer pana sT IS anDl lSmoTe cor[,
Steamer City of san Antonio. Wilder. Bangor-F II smith
&
ship Big BONANZA Andrews. Saigon, Cochin china-oeo
ward
Ship b p Cheney. Humphreys Hong Kong-DB Dearborn
ship Leading Wind HincSley. Dunedin aud Lyieton NJ
II w Peabody & CO.
ship Frank Pendleton Nichols. Sydney. -Arken 4
Douglass
SAILED
Steamers City Of Chicago and Majestic Tor Liverpool
AIolo London Manhattan. Hull, Alexandra; Ayonmouth
Aer Bremen NOordlsnd. Antwerp Philadelphia Laguayra
Saratoga Havana NsCOOchee. savannah.
Ship Beethoven. for London.
Banks Beatrice Havener Port Elizabeth Ocean Malno
Also salled-via Long Island SOUND
Steamers Miranda. for Halifax Cottage City, Portland,
CITY Of San Antonio Bangor.
Snip u Blanchard. for Stettin.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospox. July s-salei. steamer Chicago tBr). Morgan
for New York.
July 3-salcl ST Adams OBJ. stur.
rock. for New York.
sCILLY. july spm-Passei steamer Lain (Ger) He'll
meI from New York her 10 southampton and Brc
srErT;v July s-Saed. steamer Polrla Ger. Schroeder
New.Y0rk
ANTWERP July yArrived steamer Illinois Spencer. from
New York.
HAMBURG. July 9-Arrvsd. steamer Morava Ger. WAX
sailed steamer Bohemia (Gcr Lelthauser for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
OLD EyOrGH TO TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF.


A frank looking boy Of sixteen years, VINO says ne
has travelled To this city the railroads all tne WHY
from Dallas. Tex, without paying cent LOT HIS los
ride. is enjoying good board at Police Headquarters al
the expense OF the city. lie says he Is John Tracy,
orphan, who recently went 10 live with MS uncle
in Dallas and "A bellboy in the McLeod io'cl
there. 4 week or so ago he d" took notion 10 NsIt
his cousin Claudia, who is married 10 man na'"ou
Knox in this city. lie did not know Mr. Knox
address in New York. but thought he coud ma MN
because he was a man with " sideboaris" "heh hc
reached New York he thought II would be well 10
look for Job before beginning search for MS COUSIN
Claudia, he applied for situation with the Union
News Company When informed that he would nave
to find security. he took walk 10 the North River
\ policeman found him wandering along the piers at
nghtfall. and took him 10 the Central once Inc
boy kept there yesterday because the ponce ul
not know what to do with him. sergeant Relnl,cn II,
the Bureau Of Information looked at the long hsu .,
Knoxes In the directory and said IL would be a hafu
lob TO lind the husband Of Cousin CLAUDIA. JohIl
offered 20 copy the names and hunt up inc man
W IN >idchoaris," but the sergeant sad that "ouId
axe too long. $500. l.. - -,
What's the matter with sending letter TO all OF
them. telling them that I'm hcrel' the boy inquired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
, Fam on THE PACIFIC MINING EA'HAN""

Grorc, W Rumble and James W. "ddFo'' WHO VIZ
4,. ,,irs,iny business in -tocks under the Unln'o
,i mann. ~ rho Pacific Mining ENchan-c. At 40
n X,,..t wcro arrested Yesterday hy captain w w
N.r,u,,lln 81 the Old >p police station. The ''n'
NAM, ar. believed Boz ia" owners Of several mm', l
the W.T. ard is said did Eo'd d''' OF o"''''''
~, ,-.,.,.I = worth ~ .Alpona" stock boz order 20
, evidence AGAINST the concern. II - claimed tt' VIZ
n,r - IN, G.\chnnec' had boon OPP rating {" N''''
, ' ., ~, .hc Germany and a package Of corrhca,e,
Md D., r.rr.s.nt 100000 worth Of stock IN ;h' al
", Mine. Rumble and WaidroA wer' arracn"d at
, rorns Police court. and each wa, held h' Jr'i''"
Patterson IN 500 bail for examination. Both are men
, ,,,u. 400 Rumble lives AZ the Continental Hot'I
d v,ur.n A. so 30 West ScNcnt'cnth->t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
! MYSTERIOUS EARLY MORNING RUNNER.

An unknown man. with his legs rddlcd with Nho'
and without hat shoes, appeared IN summer d'''
al a. m. yesterday. running At fun 'peel' Inc "'"
stoned AZ the house q John y. Clark 30 ~" Huhihr
,,,.c and be,rcd for a hat, which given 10 him
When asked what had happened t. him ~ ohla ,.'
had hccu hot and VOuch~af"d no further ln'rFa'oH
The nolicc were informed and made an iuv"-tlca'l
,i h5ut result II is supposed TINT ia" man wh' shot
while attempting 20 commit robbcN.
Walter smith. ace nine. son Of Walter smith. h'us
\, No. GA ogden Il. was drowned IN the FaN>'I'
Yesterday morning while bathing with >'me com
panions. ID.
games AZ Caledonia Park on AUGUST l.
The Businc-, Mcn's Cyc" Club WAS "rclnNcn Iie'
ricb, ,tih the following officer Or =. !. Frazer.
incident John Herman, vice prc-ifent; James d.
iarnitz secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
rur rSSrv WAKING READY FOR SEA

The -oop of-Nar Essex Wa detached from TEN
por,ry duty with th' Norih Atlantic squadron at
Portland Me- on ruc~day and sent back +" III" Navy
Yard here 20 receive her final touches before start
inc ON her three year, Of cruising Early n"\t
vocI the body of captain John Ericsson. III" butler
81 ihc Monitor viii be transferred from TIA Marble
Gem, tcry 10 the E~~cN. pr Pa1ioN {" taking II {"
Sweden for final burial II iGrcpor"d thd' the f~eN
vii, NOT remain on the European Il tiou, but VIII 60 -
soon a, possible after landing tn" body Of 'Hptun
Ericsson. 10 RIO ls"ro. and rp"r' To tn -r. '',
nf,rr present for duff Oh tli' ErIl Ia ION IN Wow
~ IN. G,,r that the NaVN hl- vessel n European
waters AT present. n j, anticipated los SOM ina an
Essex will remain there Cor a few months 40 l"a0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
,corITTED or 4 CHARGE or NrRDER.

The rsaI ~ Henry E,ck''ccr ir-t a>,,au. engineer
~ tho CIV Of Washington 81 ward Line. ,udod yos.
-cdav 90 N.id,t 81 a,quittal Rockefeller tried
ln lore Iudcc Bcncdict and luv IN tho United Sta"s
circuit the charc" ~ causing tho attn u Ehrn
hold sanger. coal la~,'r tho boat. b., Kicking and
iane him Jgdr- benedict hi, charc' practically
,tui,trd .ho jury ON their verdict.
Urird state, Deputy Marshal David Pioneer arrested
and l,ragnod before United states Commissioner Lyman.
n the Federal Building yesterday. John Manning second
mate Of the ship Nicant cruelty the high
The complaint made by August Eomlcr. seaman
the ship the voyage from Calcutta 90 hi, port. Man
ning treated his indifcrnty. and when bail
aNed In the sum u 800 told Commits nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
PLAtNFtELD.

The Plainhch Clcrks' A-ocaton held an cnthn>la--
nc meeting in the opera 'houNc on TUESDAY nleht
for the purpose Of awahci.nG public interest IN
the carly clo-ing movement. William \. toidiucton
presided Addresses fivornc the closing Of place.
II lu~.uc,, at O'Clock were made b, inc nv d..
u. !. Ncrhc> III" Roy. Or. 4 II. Lewis. the Rev.
G. H.. Mitchell the Rev. {. /. Goodrich. the Rev j. II
Uoncvman. rte Rev :. y. DIT, the Rev. W. l.. III
aids Father Freeman. the Rev Cornelius ~chcurh ana
the Rev Dean Rodmau. The large audience present
were unanimous IN vote approving The movement.
Jane, C. Lyon. the oldest member Of the Jerusalem
Lodge. NO 81. Free and Accepted MasOns, was buTed
yesterday afternoon with Masonic ceremonies.
III his fifth report to the Plainicld Common C0un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
10 DLMLNLSH DANGER AT SEA.

Three new inventions intended 10 make navigation
safer especially in oggy weather have stood the test
Of experiment. and are likely come into general use
They are vertical scarchlght for penetrating fogS' an
automatic electric device for blowing a steamship
whistle and an instrument called the eoph0ne Tor
locating sounds The Providence and Stonngton
steamship COMPANY have been testing them during IN"
last ,N months and on a recent trip OF the Ma,>Wnu
,.rt> committee Of naval officers Of which Commander
William cambridge Hon chairman. appointed 70 cN-
anime The now inventions and report on their e''N
- The Navy Department. the guests Of the pre'l
dent Of the steamship company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
THE BrRGLARS FRIEND WAS CAUGHT.

loscrh White and Ida Murphy called at th" Jefferson
v,rL.t Prison Yesterday Joseph Lemon. who j.
under arrest Cor burglary on Whit' "'T' i''n' '"'.,
,,, p., , piulct \ p,hlock ana two trunk strap IT,
, .. and sought refuge collar m Patch"n Place.
,,h.r. Ii. Wa caught by Policemen Kelly aud Connolly
no - ,rr,i.ucd in Market Police Court on tin
h,rcc ~ carving burcir- tools. and Of attempting t'
,., burglars tools the Jail lie was held without
,,u The woman escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Don't stuff Il handkerchief inside
your shirt collar. 1t ObStructs the
circulation of blood through the veins
in the neck and adds discomfort if not
danger. Setter wear larger collars or
unbutton your ncckband altogether;
better still. wear Il loose flannel shirt,
no vest and thin coat.
We sell Alpaca Goats as low as Sl.3O,
black or pearl "Nun'S Cloth Coats 81
and s.. Pongee Goats -. Plenty of
SERGE and other thin woOllen Suits
with coats unlined.
Those fancy flannel Vacation Coats
still have Il call, $50, and Blazers.
White Flannel Trousers go with them;
81 and $3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
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