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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
HOME DAY AT OCEAv-GRoyE.

ocean Grove, July lG specal.-Thi- was HON" Day
Al the ocean Grove >undav-schOol Assembly. This
morning MIR, j.. y. LOOMS talked 10 the boys and
rtrIs on "Paul's First Missionary Tour Professor
J. + Clymcr taught the normal clas- III" Principles
Of instruction." The Rev. d. LOOMS gave lecture
10 the advanced normal class on The New Testament
aS a Manifestation Of the Christ The subject of
The afternoon normal cla.s " The H-tor lu the
Iiblc7 Dr. Lo,mis dscourscd on man 10 The post
graduates Mrs. Henry Wheeler conducted the
mothers meeting. In Thornlv chapel Miss Ca,,ir
smith Miss Nindc. ~ Michigan, secretary Of the
WOman's Foreign Missionary society, ard Others toph
part. The Rev. W II. Gr0ut gave q lecture on uc
Jewish Tabernacle model Of which has been set up
near the model Of Jerusalem. The Rev. Or. Henry
Wheeler gave lecture Oh "Dcaconcsscs' AZ the Au-
dltOi1um.7
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
BOSTON NEWSPAPER MEN IN THE CATsKILLS

Hotel Kaaterskl, n. Y, July l6 (SpecaD.-The
party Of Boston newspaper men who up into the
Catsks Yesterday spent the night the Grand Hotel
This morning the party came here by special train and
were greeted by Manager Paige Of the Hotel Kaatcrs-
I'LL. Alter dinner the newspaper and the steam
boat men who accompanied them rambled about tho
mountain, and tonight they witnessed the regular
weekly hop in Kaaterskn Hall. The party will re.
turn home by way Of Albany tomorrow.
This immense hotel is enjoying an unprecedented
patronage for July. Tonight every room is occupied
and cots are being put in available places
The American Ophthalmo0gcal society began ts
annual meeting here this morning DR. Haskell Derby
of Boston Is the president Papers were read today
on seventy technical subjects.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
OBITUARY.
CHARLES SCHMIDT.

The death was announced yesterday at the Con
solidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange OF Charies
Schmidt, an old and respected member. He was about
sixty-seven years old, and native OF Hungary
He was educated in Germany, and in the revolutionary
movements Of 1a4s-49 he was an active participant
He escaped to this country upon the collapse Of the
Hungarian uprising, and after brief sojourn al
Charleston went into the fancy goods business at
Buffalo. He was a pioneer in the refined oil trade
and interested his friends on the other side OF the
ocean. In 1861 he made sale Of about 1000 barrels
refined oil and the broker who filed the oruer mahe
500 in commissions The firm OF schmidt d Strong
established IN 1863 10 be dissolved about SIX year,
later. His partner samuel F. strong. now one oi
the directors Of tie Consolidated Exchange. MT
schmidt leaves wife. lie esteemed as man o
honor and integrity among his associates.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
COLONEL HARMON G. DEPUY.

WABASH Ind, July Is (Speclap'-Colohel haI'"o"
GDepuy died at his residence IN thS Guy "'t ms"'
Contamination Of the bowels after short Illness
H,bad moi been I'm robust health for a number Of
muhs. but even his most intimate friends did not
thlS he was in danger. lie commander OF the
-thDhlo Volunteers in the late war and was also a
vctan Of the Mexican For years before the
Renlion he was a pronounced anti slavery man. atH
a, 1e time while living near >anduskal ONO, wa
loch mn i'm fail az Cleveland for refusing 70 surrender
som fugitive slaves 10 their master Inc eplsode
Gead flrore all over the country az me UNI
Theuncral occurs tomorrow, ana ne VIII De Ourieu
al,lmllit1ry honor,. lie was seventytwo years 0ld
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
PostOnlce Notice.
VNtNItIF ' 1N'FFN u
daily By all Interested a. changes may
lshnull be ron.

(Should be read daily by all Interested, a. changes may
,:S = 1' Tor foreign countries need not he specially ad
asr ,a'i i is d .irTd to sd dGpcatcs o; and
, mrr'ta i ,sS So, ,.,s yt.,ss iaaS,'
Fosy9n mail, for the ending Iuy 10 Will close
~'TTTmG'R PITT GRsBNY-iS 80 a. N. for EUROPE pcf Coqm
ba via SOUTHAMPTON ana liam3urI q, J p m i25 bei,
S,i4so Cula per Ce!tIego- at p. IN. fos L. Pau
SSna' SGu''S' per- u''' j. p'5 6tc w. fF@
p or NewSuud!SGa pf 't,aeT t9u ha'G ,1 M ~
p PFRipAY-hts a. % to' tSrnam1a,., i5 Dc j.aeiIo
" : Procida from baltimore deter, must b. dire Ted
H2Sa HaSS t, 8r or Ia aa Sia and cnaa5aJo @ o5 d.;
$&rl'EDiiS1% 80 a N: for France ,et sHtssFn2d 2,
qaSt1sd%n RasEr SS s5t. let a. TO Tor Fl srlrnd @ span
and f9tniM @ mus T' u w rri vi soi.th,r,p;on and
Ircnen dcjtcrs must be- drcrd 'P'r Vera az a. ID.
for the S'ag539G' & S & per m Sfaeaa q,
letters RS must Ge dircct.d Yer Anc6ora at 10 = N.
for ST. CroE and 81 IhGn'' Via - 'o6 1.'' I 10
A. H Tor Jama'ta. per - ;. TyIian At p. NJ for
o1,lgs ,tcps tor other McscsH states and Cuba must
be directed per orlla6a' az p M Tor Ruatan' per
SU%pAY~At : 3. m Tor Prosreso per : :. NJ NuneI
leter' for Tsmpo enG TgAPa@% % M !@a @ 0f n NaSSi
al p. NJ Tor Costa Rica Via Imon yer Hspan4a'
ron Mails for australia NeMzcaiand naTaaP, ri and
lose here July 10 a. St GS 7 gh m S. ior Hasrslis
nofE n or Ch1s and japan per ; China from san Fran
.n'iIss 'oit -" Jufy - AZ 30 y. n. Mails
for the IsSsf Society Island. PER hg cY rapea cm
San Francisco. close here July - At so m Mall.
steamer. close At this Office daily a, 30 p m Malls
:, ose At TINS oice daily al 80 j. ~ Mails Tor 0Iba.
bv rai 10 Tarp. Fla and thence by steamer sailiu
.Sat and Thur,d,ys, close a onice daily 20
a M Malls Tor Mexico. overland unless specially "a.
dressed for dispatch by steamer Close ~ us once o''
a 90 a. NJ.
The schedule Of closing Of Trans-paenc nsis - rs Is
arranged on the presumption ot Their nninrnpsso F,,
Ia ,ra,sit 10 san Francisco Mails from. IN, r's
irving on tme az Francisco the day d Sanss
dspatcncf ranc day h's''-
tered mail closes 90 p M Ire%yo1s % DAY, po,sp.
| Po.tofnee New.yoEk, y. r. July IL. is'Vs
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
yoT tn RE EVECrTED By ELECTRICITY.

Plattsburs. Y. Y. July ~ (spccan.-A dispatch
WI, received here 10 night from Governor mn stating
that De had oommuted ~ lie Imprisonment th" sen
tonc, - the murderer Joseph Chaplcau. who Wa, %
have been executed ty electricity IN clinton prison
next week There arrived here from Auburn prison
today Tie electrical apparatus which was 10 be used
In the execution ~ CAaplclu. and with Il came Wd-
don Dursion. %. Auburn prison. Flv" minute, be
ere the C,o,crlpr's dispatch rrt..frd Warden
uiller. - Clinton prison. tcl"-iuph"d hero for nor
wlr.7 rie electrical apparatus VIII Doe Immediately
ro- pucd to Auburn. to hr used iu tA' execution oi
Kclnfnlrr who las been -"utcurcd 10 bee Killed hN
tic machine some un.o during The week beginning
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
.roo NOT FOR F1Esr.c1Ass TENNIS.

The Far and Near Tennis Club q HOstnes-on''he-
Hud,on continued It's tournament Yesterday afternoon
The weather was too for the best play ana the
,s,cbes nroceeded slowly. The afternoon play con-
,d Of the second round Of the gentemes singles ana
round OF the ladies singles. the best match IN ur
genremen's singles was between l.. l. Hail. OF u"
Tivou Tennis Club, and c. Il. RunyOn, OF the Far ana
>A.- club Both PLAYED IN good form, and ilal won
In two close In the ladies' singles Nils CahlI o.
rsa,Ad both Miss Temple and Miss Coiby, and MIS-
Feowes Morgan victorious after all exciting m''c"
o,.- Miss Eraser .H5s Roosevelt the holder Of the
ot challenge cup Will defend her trophy and 1t
m consequently 20 by default TO the winner Of the hISt
nrize in singles. The scores were
Singles second round--V. NJ. Eltng beat NJ $ Patton
= n ID V. g. Hall beat c. r. Cobb Go, 60 T.
nan heat c. X. Kunyon. ca S--6. A. ;. Kunyon
heat w w Reese, 6-8 O.
Tods, .inqlessecond round-Mrs. Felowes Morgan bea
Miss Fraser eZ. % OIL Mis' Cshi beat MISS CODY
%, g. -
Third round-Mss Cahill beat Miss Temple, 6-l, g.
Tho tournament will be continued this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE EVELYN WINS ~ GREAT SOUTH BAY.

The sl.op race for valuable silver cup, offered by
w,uia,n Arnold OF the schooner yacht Sachem. open
N All cabin sloops owned on Great south Bay, was
iled ycsprIay There were ten entries and starters.
The time allowances were made at the start. The
course wal triangular one the yachts going over II
,,rc. timc, a distance OF twenty miles. The judges
yc,r, r. C. Enos, L. ;. Knapp and Arthur Dominy.
The Evelyn soon took the lead and kept II TO the
Gni,h the Mistake being a close second and The
pcr,eley finishing third. The Patience and Dionis
yer. compelled to drop OF the after the
tart bscatse oi the giving way Of portions of their
rigging DE race took place under the auspices of
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NtAr0p IONS L STILLE.

Plndclrhia. July l6.-N"ws has been received here
OF tn death today al san Antonio. Tex" Of MAJOR
Louisa. stille. OF the 23d Infantry [. 5. A. lie
was alative ot Puladclr ha. and leaves widow al
prc,cn residing here lie entered the volunteer ser
VICE u1-G2 as a second lieutenant and rose TO tAe
grade captain lie served through me war am. ana
7tas bNeted major for gallant and meritorlous ser
,tco b,,r. Richmoud At the close Of the war Major
,tlc etercd the Regular Army lie was ni'y''"o
year, % at the tine Oi his death
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NO CORN To BrY ~ PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. July - l>pc".al.-Cnlcss corn comes
forward rapidly from the West thcre + danger Of
corn famine. Buyers at the Commercial Exchange
Yesterday could set only two carots one. Of tho
grade Of NJ. 3 mixed. sold al the extreme figure Of
a cent. per hushel and the other, which ONLY graded
80 mixed. brought 80 cents. \ week -" - cents
ya- a f,Ir price for SO mixed corn. but none ot
would probably break the market iroe cents to 3
cents pcr bushe
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
OBITUARY NOTES.

Richmond. V. July ls.-Colonel John l.. Preston.
for forty three professor Of languages ana r"s'or,
IN the Virginia Military Institute al AeA"H'''' wv
there last night aec eighty
r,rh,n,t MIN. July lG-Cornelia Ward WmppIe
,.,,, ., pishop wpplc Of Minnesota. died this morn
ing. ~.
Portland Ne. July ls-E. II. Elwell' Editor oi
The Portland Transcript died at Bar haroor oi
-, ,,.o,.a mis- morning lie on his way home
,rn m, Maine Press Association cxcur>on TO Na'h"s
where be went last TUESDAY lie was ,1S 0' All hi;
II NOD heen + the newspaper business dl, ~
%' sn and ot the head Of The Transcript since l74'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
10, or coyyonopr rRrY1oy DROWNED

Norfolk. Va. july lG-ThomAs TmXton. thr-
ee ,.,r.o'd son Il the la'" Commodore ". T. fr7iN-
ton. T. ) y by b., second marr.aS" was drowned this
afternoon while 30 bathing a. Fort Norfolk with i"o
young companions. Bradford BurwcIl -on of Lieuen.
ant Commander ". r. ErvelL T.. :. y. and l1ncl'-
D.y pavuc Both I'D. mad; gallant attempts ~ save
vonnr rrlyton BurNcll nearly losing hi own Nfr ~
doing so. Payne hah TruNtonS head out OF water; bu
doc iunred into the water and forcing Payne's head
und~r comm, led him o. lose his hold ruIton, who
sank and mOir.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ErNERAL OF LAMES ". QUEEN.

Philadelphia. July 1G CSpecia-The funeral Of James
w Queen the well known optician who died saturday
at Crc-sOn, Penn, was held this morning aJ MS nome
No .O Spruccst thi, city. Mr. Queen IN leiS cstao'
iisbed he welknOwn house Il james W Queen co. opu
c,n. OF phia and New York. The funeral ''Nl'e7
,od,v were conducted by the Icv. Dr. Charles pr"ey
~ Philadelphia the Rev DR.. = H. queen "' 'h'st-''
p.,n and the Rev. j. g. Bolton. Of Philadelphia Inc
ie.ret. who were brothers and nephews OF the dtad
man were: Paul A. Queen. Of Pennington, SD pf.
Iouts A. Queen. Of New.York; Dr. John w. Queen o'
princeton and w. H. Queen, Of Philadelphia. Mf.
Queen leaves wife. The burial was AZ 'o''h ''''''
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
EDWARD SIMON.
Ed~ard Sim

Edward Simon, senior member OF the hrn ol Eu"au
Simon & Co.. trunk manufacturers with salesrooms In thls
city, died his home in Newark last night from par%5'
,is superinduced by the heat. lie had been aVehuiS
- his business as usual during the day. Mi SIMON was
lorn West Prussia in 1925. and came 70 America III
Is55 settling IN Newark. In 1900 ne engaged III INC
unk business in a small way but his business increased
ltl II became Of the largest In this part ol the
! untry. The headquarters are at Newark MI SHhol
| lyes FOUR danghters and TWO sons, all adults.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
rtRr ,ycES THE PRICE OF TWTNE

Minneapolis, MINI. .Juiy 1G-Thc burning of 90
tons OF binding twine ia this city Yesterday VIII cause
sharp advance in the prc" Of that aIloe' c'i@''aIH
in the Norhvcst u Is e-tlmatcd that the 52j tons
enre.en, from ouchalf ~ ghth, Of the entire
,,o,ut an hand IN The Twin Cities and prices VII go
mn fron IL cent 20 over cents pound This rise
yul afect the entire country. Tho trust SAYS t!h'
has sold at los and t!!~ Is sdH'''c"' P'0' 0'
an advance all along the hhe.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE REV HENRY A. sPAFARD.

The Rev. Henry A. Spafard, retired Episcopal
clergyman, died on Tuesday at No. 1856 Halseyst''
Brooklyn. lie was seventy three years old ard was
born in Lebanon, Conn. At the age OF thirty he was
ordained by the late Bishop Potter, OF .Ne"-lork.
For number Of years he was rector OF ST. George
Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, when 1t was IN Ofcehe-
ave. opposite Tompkins Park lie retired from the
ministry several wears ago and has snce been engaged
In the real estate business at 40. 90 CoGrt-St. lie
was resident OF BroOldyn for forty-three years ms
death was due to Eright's disease. The hnerai VII
be held in st. Georges Church. ut Gatss ana hdroS
aves., this afternoon at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
VI. c. ANDREWS, President,
NevYorll, July IL, 1890.
The sworn statement refcrrcd to by Nc. Andrew

The sworn statement r"1crrcn 10 Dy Nr AHurc"
was made on June -. aAd reads n follows:
+. II. PrentiSs. being duly sworn says: an
chief engineer and general manager Of the New-N orl
steam Company, and have been IN the employ o.
said company and familiar with it, affairs for sever
years There has never been an explosion Of "a can
pipe Of this company IN tile streets OF Ne" FORK
there has never been paving stone litcd' - nl
knowledge except by crowber. in the usual way
All talk of explosions in thi, connection Is supreme
nonsense The sudden generation Of force necessary
to produce an explosion, which can, and frequently
doe take place I'm a steam boiler, cannot occur II
,he street pipes. state as an engineer and eNper
po,,lblc A. there /, no fire under the pipes In tl
streets They are ,afe and free from explosion
IS Croton water pipes
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
RrJLpryGs Burned AT FALL RIVER.

Fall River. Mass, July 1o-At o'"'N ".
,,arn,s - are brought out the whole fire depart
- - H. ci,v ~ a fire at summer and Anna"an
- The fire began in the junk store Of Crowley a
CO.. and spread rapidly, destroying great deal oi
,.'ar.y several buildings were on fire at once
aranc them the Cooley property los; 5000 ,,e me
MINUS u" r"nortv loss 81 900. the Fall River manu-
ru!neau PEE,rrnnS,rv's property, ic Mcmahon House
I thn prebyteran Church The losses cannot be
.t.I r.f
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE REV. JAMES T. COLE.

Tho Rev. James T. Cole, priest OF the Roman
Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, Fifthave and
Secondst Mount Vernon, died at his home, in Filth
ave. late on Tuesday night, from enlargement Oh inc
heart Father Cole had been sick about five months
At his dcathbed were his two physicians DIS Hunt
ington and Connolly, and William H. Cole ana ana i!S Mls'
MARY A. Brady his brother and sister. OF this Guy.
Father Cole was highly respected in Mount vernon
because of his generous nature and his interest IN pupc
atfars.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
rur SOCIALISTS, ctgpAIGy COMMITTEE

reetinq of the campaign committee Of the Socialist
WAS held last night No Is Ehst Fourih-'t lo COM
mltte reported proceedings Of The joint conference %
last Monday night and decided TO adopt platform ~ '"'
both the Nstonalists aud Socialists demands 1t Na'
did,d that both partcS should continue meet separately
and have one list Of candidate Tho candidates hh" nov"
ever to be indotsed by both conyrotons lhs measure
wa, adopted and referred The general eonieenSs ="
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
r.rALLr BITTEN BY DOGS AND CATS.

Concord Y. H., July I6.-About week ago Lnthc
Clourh Of Bow was bitten through the hand nv 1--WE
cats lie became III. suffering greatly from "7
wounds and his death Is now moinchttIlS 'NP'''o"
Mr. Clough Is seventy two years old -,
Lowell Mass. July l0.-Wililam Johnson age IN
,eom ,rho WIS bftcn by a dog three months ago d!ed
of hydrophObla 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
CoTTFRIED KELLER

Zurich July 16.-Gottired Keller the Poe'' ui'N -.
this ctyycsterday, age seVenty-oAe' ile OosaI I'
,,.,,,. o,,ord.c,uc painting but abandoned il for
,,o,,nrc Ills carly poems met with such favor that
,, sc,ato n, Enrich helped him pecuniarlly to hnSh
~ stldic.of philosophy and literature nc Wa o Inr
,orian of 1rca from 1850 10 1916 lie "Fo'o NN''''
ON, uOcmAnd several novels.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
70 RE TRIED ~ THE GRAND ARMY.

Ncw.Orcans July 16.-The quarrel between the
White and colored posts Of the Grand Army OF 'ho
Republic has resulted in an order rom inc ''m
er-inchef for court martial 10 try C"pt"h
racob Gray past commander Of the Department ot 'h'
Gulf on several charges preferred by Jo~'ph ~
Mower Post. No. l. and two memoe7' ol '"c com
Y, - cb,ef.. staF recently sent here To iuvesti
ate Tho -tatus of the rival post. The couIt WI,
meet Juy ~ and will hc presided over oN "'erW
: Badrcr with Colonel Frederick opcdd a"
udcc Advocate.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
10 tbe rd,tor ofrne Tribune.

Sir: We are much interested in the Fresh-Air Fund
hut have not been so thoughtful as some others who
were preparing for fairs and lawn parties during uc
yinter As there was no time now for such under.
t.Linrs we lust took paper and went around and
sSked our friends for contributions. Every one mas
heen very kind in helping us Several chloren nave
given perntes from their own money. 1t has all come
N small sums We hope 10 help yon again some ume'
81 MAY AND LIZZIE.
ColIage Point July IL, 1900.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
CHICAGO BEATS PHILADELPHIA.

Washington July 16.-Superlntendent Porter tonight
.oooiyet a message from the Census supervisor at
chicago stating that his count makes tlat Guys
nonnlaton ll01 a63 This puts Cmcago ahead oi
p,,deI,his This is not the official count but ~ II
rIfrIiv made il is believed that 1t differs very
little from the official count
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
WESTERN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

Chicago, July l6.-Ihe Western championship games
of the United states Lawn Tennis Association began
here today on the Kenwood Club grounds The
,,rna,nent Will last a week only the preliminarics
were hecln 10 day. and Will probably be finished tomor
row fhe most imcre>ing zane 6n IN 81 lhses w c"G %G,
between j. X. Angel, Of Ann Ar1or ana W. W. Coiu
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TO STE THE HILL FARM NINE OWNERS.

Columbus. Ohio July l6.-The Executive boaro Vi
the United Mine Worker, of America decided To-Day
10 bring suit, for damages against the COMPANY op
Grating the Dunbar Penn mine IN the name OF WIDOWS
ad nrn,ons Of the men killed bv the explosion IL
" r dl,rided ,o demand the cghthour system on NAY
T. ls0i and general ,tr rEa %i roir be TGaerG' G tbe % II
p1o Hi,rict we're referred 10 President Kane, Oh
Io iiO ard President Rca Of the Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Socialists to be called at Clsrendo Hall August a. he
Committee Of Thirtyhye decided meet 40 No 25 Est
Fourth-st. August l. From it'll Angus. commit
tees will 90 to all labor Organization 10 request them
send delegates the conyentiu. August Delahr
occupied the chair.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
1rwrs NJ IIIGGINsON.

vcvbprCN. Y. July 16 CSpecian.-News was received
,.r. ,od,,of the death Of Lewis VI. Hi2ginson in
Edo, Tex.,f,or short illness thirty four lie
VA. a hrotkr o., Henry G. Higginson. owner OF me
biz plaster orhs here. and nephew OF Judge bFO"A
Of the COurtpf Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
LII nLrIEr N RARNW ELL.

Charleston. : G.. July 1G.-Ml ia quiet IN b'rl"oi,
.,,d,v The negroes have dispersed. The scene ol
The disturbance IS twenty hrce mll%s ron i"'n,, h
and telegraph facilities, but IL S Do"oNo" "'' ~
will be 10 further trouble
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ooy roryD FIFTEEN rHoUsAyD DOLLARS

Lynn Mass. july l6.-On Tuesday afternoon on
,bc wInow Road Nahant Charles Jackson. eight years
old n Marlboro who IS visiting At Nahaut riGEcu ",
pocket book containing nearly Sl5UV III soi, t Soni
ror,i0r,tc. and cnccns The property wa, fc'uIlltoI
10 the owner Captain Robinson, OF StohchaW WHO
lost II from his pocket
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Manchester, Vt, July IA, 1896

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: He who sends $40 to renew his Tribune SUB
scrption and an equal amount for the Chdrens Fresh
Air Fund will feel twice blessed: know by eA'
perience. ~ H. ~ DADA"A'
syracuse, July IA, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Author-I don't anything unnatural in that.
Reyiewer-Dont you Well, do. You siy she
was without means Of defence pd You A
woman that didn't have dozen 5Onnetpn, sur
rounding her head like Of martins pixies
" without means of defence Nonsense Your mod
ern young lady I, a perfect armory OF defensive and
offensive weapons Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
49, cAn1nrrA FRENCH.

seymour Cnn.. July Is 'opecah.-NISS 'aF'o'ta
French only laughter OF eAConsre''n'lh N"'n'
French Of It's place, died at the resluen'o u ,N'
father early tls morning, after 0fel 4ucSs' ''''
French was twnty-thrcc years Old
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

quarters No West Thireenth.st Thomas c. T. Grain
explained the workings Of the new ballot reform law.
election booth was erected the platform and prnc
pies Of the new law were practically illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE SAN FRANCISCO NEARLY COMPLETED

san Francisco. July lG.-The new cruiser san Fran
ic, ,rcot nm the drydock Yesterday afternoon to re
ceive the final preparation for the oical triai p
The Naval Board of Inspection WI" HsPo'' ''0 ''''7
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
STEAM PIPES ~ THE .TREETS.
A STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT AN4REws OF TIE
NEw-yoRK STEAM CoMPNY.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir In short editorial which | red this NOR,
ing in your valuable paper, after som kind worCs
for the steam company, You say: BIT the publC
safety is the highest law ask you toturn to tie
public records Of vital statistics for the cy OF New
York for 1893 and find follows:
hH!cd W wagons: ID
kllteC by Illuminating 8
Killed by electric currcIt.
The official record OF deaths from iniurie:n New
York City in 1850 gives these figures:
Killed by railroads inside city limits including
Killed by vehicles in the streets :
hlled by Illuminating -
Killed by electric wires
The total number OF deaths from injuries 1850
was 1,496.
You Will find record OF deaths caused the
NewYork Steam Company, not one You vii find
record Of injuries, and | state most posively
that no has been killed by the operations the
It's existence, and no one has been injured Fuher
there Is no cvdon"e that any has been niur, in
health in the slightest degree; there IS no rcOn
that there should be. The record Of the New-'rk
steam Company in this respect is phenomenal; lis
without a precedent in TIN, city. As further T.
dence l inclose a copy Of sworn statement OF &c
chief engineer Of tn, company. VIII you plee
state the facts above quoted from official recos
Of the city Of New York and Oblise
Very truly yours.
VI. C. ANDREWS, President,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
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