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The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

l,iic creek Is experiencing new
pleasure. she has burglars in her midst
Shr now assumes metropolitan airs
nloag with Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Register Thayrr left town on wednes-
day for GlenwOoi. the scene OF his
iabors. lie says the Meeker boys
surely gave him warm reception.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

While M-cker Is doing considerable
booming. the only noise made abou, II,
Is that of the saw and hammer.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Another invoice OF choice sweet coca
nuts, confectionery, this week. at
ATTN Bios.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Just received, fine line of samples
of wall papers; at various prices TO suit
all classes Of customers.
ATTN Bros.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Orange cider, soda water and lemon
ade on tap ut AttiN Bros.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

In these days. 100000 mothers In
our land arr foaily telling the truth
about the babys age. and luS, rs iondly
forgetting the truth about their own.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21
n.ExEm LopcE. a. D.. 4. y. a =. "

M.st. the se.ss.L sod fourth tsst"r'
days In each month. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
II. &. PETERSON. ". II.
JAMES LYTrLE. Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

A ,inc line OF imported and domestic
cigars this week. We solicit your order
by box OF less quantities.
AT-ftS limos
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

summer iscyiden,iy here n, last. four
;. nsr Yt,,s %lQsrd prairie schooner,
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Remember We will have complete
stock of Fourth of July goods.
ATTIX Bios.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

a fresh lot Of Strawberries and cher
ries always on hand nj the pos;oiiicc.
ATTIS iiEos.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

For Salc-A handsome ladies' saddle.
viii be sold at bargain. Inquire ut
his Office.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

To families at the Anters hotel. Ladies
parlor and every convenience.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

II others did not sometimes annoy uS
We would no, realize how much we
annoy othcrs.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Country and mail orders solicited and
carefully iillc,i for anything In our line.
ATTN linos.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

II Is reported that the parties who
own the anthracite claims in this sec
ton have completed a sale of the same.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Subscriptions for all maraEincs, books.
or newspapers, received by us.
ATTN Rios.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

At the Antlers hotel. Call and be con-
WINGED.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Subscribe for TIE HERALD and De.
troit Free Press. Only 1926.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Bows saddle. For particulars inquire u,
this office.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

Es.county commissioner Geo. Wel,y
and Doras Marcot, were in the city to-
day.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

AttiS Bros. will be found headquar.
,cIs FOR all fruits In season.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21
HOME NEWS

II, tbs, rain would only Gomez
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21
The santa Pe Route.

When going East, South or West,
secure your tickets via the santa fe
Route. Pullman Palace sleeping ears,
free reclining chair ears, tourist sleep
Ing ears and comfortable day coaches
are run by this line. Short line 10 all
California points. fas, line 10 all
points East, South and West. Direct
line To the celebrated Las Vegas lilo,
Springs, New Mexico.
GKo. 4. NICHOLSON,
T.. l.. 4 4. a.
The Meeker herald., 1890-06-21

iuifkh' MN
II. q. knAKn, Gen. Ag't, and j. T..
HALL, Colorado Passenger Ag't, i7o5
Lawrence street, Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Justice Bartlett. OF the supreme
Corr, has rendered his decision in the matter Of the
taxes claimed by the town of White Plaihs from 'ho
New York Hospital Society, known as the blooming
dale Asylum, which owns 360 acres OF lana with Dlu
pgs in the town Of White Plains and seeks TO be re-
uovcd from the payment Of taxes. Judge Bartlett
has decided in favor of the town Of White Plains on the
ground that the Hospital Society raised produce upon
the land and took it to the other branches OF the IN
sttuton IN New York this being an income under the
meaning Of the statute Several years ago inc case
was before the court under similar circumstances and
the society being defeated got an amendment 10 the
law but this decision indicates that the amendment Is
defective Coroner Mathews held an inquest
Yesterday in the case Of Christopher Rcisel, who was
shot By Deputy sheriff Albert Schroeder while resist
Ing arrest charge of having shot boy at Wake
field schroeder asserted that he shot Rc!sc a. last
resort the latter aimed gun at him and threatened
to shoot him. The jury found that Rciscl came to his
death by pistol shot wound the pistol being in the
hands Of Schroeder. who held to bail in the sum
of $500 to await the action of the Grand Jury.
YONKERS-Thc Attorney General has postponed MS
decision on the dpp. alton OF TN" CITY authorities ~
aunu the flauchi, II the street Ia r6ad company uht!
october g. because the streets through winch tie ROAD
runs have not been pave1 and kept in permanent re
annul the franchise until the receiver IA rsA9onao,c
time In which to issue receivers certificates TO do
what l. required by the charter
KNTONAH.-Thc Rev ". T. Brush. of the NJ. f.;
Church who has been transferred Z the Perry street
thurch. New oT city celebrated The twenty -ifth an
nvcsry f Dr., marriage at the pirSoage last evening
NEW ROCuELLE.-rhe orLinaton Of stanley Is.
Phrancr will lAc place In the Presbyterian thich on
Thursday at 80 p. N. MIR Pirancr VIII soon go 10
Laos 10 begin his work rs a foreign missionary.
The cornerstone II the now Methodist Episcopal
Church viii Doe lid al 4 30 O'Clock this afternoon
Bishop Andrews viii oIciatc. assisted by the Rev. "
g. Cheney. presiding elder OF the district. ana nc
Rev. ". -. Thompson. formerly pastor Of the church
. Two attachments against the property "
Philip Goatchcr the painter have been served bY
Sheriff ~chlrmcr one Of them /, Of Poor i Duic for
~ 800 for legal service, rendered In his suit for divorce
from his wife The other attachment Issued at the
instance Of John H. Young secure the payment 81
judgment obtained against Goatcher for 5000 I'm the
supreme Court I'm New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
coon WORK or THE EARLE GTILD

Among the charities OF thi, city i, the Earle Guild
40 113 Centre st.. whch is now open for il fifteenth
Summer season. Mother, living ~ the downtown
wards having sick children and being too poor 10 pay,
furnished with tickets for ice and milk free All
application, must be- accompanied by a card not,
from the ply stefan. di,pcasay otherwise. Icatm:
the child or children showing that the case I, worthy
and if approved tickets are given to them and con.
tinued from time 10 time rs needed. Last sumner I"
gad furnished ice and milk 10 large Number Of
sick children, and expect, 10 DO the this season.
and the managers appeal to the charitable public
% AID them in carving on the good work. funds for
which will be greatly needed this summer. General
Ferdinand p. Earle. the founder Of the guild, hae all
these years chccrfuly contributed both ms time and
money in the furhcrance Of Thu ard other charities
and those contributing 10 the Earle Child can rest
3rr"d that the money thus given will De used
entirely for the pUrIDS" intended. there are no
,alaricd officers attached "a the gud. and whatever
Incidental expenses accrue are paid by the General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
NORTHERN YEw-JERSEY COUNTIES.

ORA#GE.-Thc pretty grounds of The South Orange
Field Club Will be opened Oh Tlmr.day with club
tennis tournament Play VIII begin at O'Clock and
the tournament viii continue The following days a
fine ,ct Of prize, are offered. The contests are To-
mems singles and double, ana mixed doubl'~. .
\ club tOuinam mt for singles only viii lcein ou the
day Tho president 0f the club Ia, offered challenge
cur T. be- PLACED for Annually. There larlc
number Of entries.
NEW BEI' Observation-Disclosures ". H. Price was
last night assaulted by drunken man named Nick
Murray ana. after vaiuly cndcatorng {" r-tapr from
him. knocked him down. Murray thea attacked other
persons and sd~ aft"rward c,:ci bat Wa rtr.. d
before h. reached the riaOu-hou,c Tile
Democratic Hoaid o FrcchOldcr- is iu peck Of touh,
over sIGa! iron bridge winch lOralrcomuittoc CAV.
10 am out ,ldc contractor. Philip Wclgcl. r.. made
20 complaint because hc did not get the contract aud
an investigating committee met yesterday 10 look into
the clar.c, 81 bribery. II hot session aud
Nci..l came down a. Il trivial charge, when the
mittoc after hearing the testimony decided 10 report
20 Tho Board.
PLAINFIELD-Couu Imam seymour q. Smith
ont 10; town last night and the Big six Democratic
combination which intended 10 Ou-t Iunis j. Carey.
pI.l. Nof ou" ol the Democrats Who called the
special meeting to Dust tarrY Was present al tho
tuduri chamber. Tho HCpubhcans Vrr" ready with
i1o. ana u'ilf- bearing upon TIE matter, bat could
40 nothing. jlcrc ir!ng 10 quorum.
PAff !.-1E.-t 1ptain Edmund g. Edwards. EI.
.u.,t,r nl rife practice Oh tic stan Of the 1t Bat
talon. =. =. T.. has rendered his resignation ana
He entered a. a private OF Company 4. Mr. Edwards
is a prominent lutc manufacturer and has been
Of tho most efficient and popular officers VI the
maui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
A SNIP FOR AMERICAN SAILORS.

The Gacna, one Of the five 1.0OOtOn wooden vessel,
Of that are becoming obsolete with the incoming
Of the modern steel vessels being made ready 10
20 out Of commission at the Navy Yard Yesterday The
Board Of Inspection finished their survey Of the vessel
few DAYS ago and have reported that there is no
cleaner ship vessel with prcttlcr lines or more AT
ractive RIG In the service today. Commander George
W. sumner ard his other officers are commended for
tho excellent condition Of the ship, especially one that
has long service in IIaytan waters and other
parts IF the West Indies. She has been coniuuou- lv
in commission since August 20, 1850 and some Of tie
crew, most OF whom Americans have been upou her
ever since She first went into commission they having
rc-cnli-cd when their terms Of servlCcc expired
all OF the stores and other hamper removed by TO-
day at noon. she will be put out Of commission to-day
otherwise not until tomorrow. The Galena 10 have
boilers put into her, and will receive other repair,
for another cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
AN ITALIAN Bryco.SrEgRER CAUGHT.

Carno DeVitto, of No. AZ WithcrNst., Brooklyn
says that buncOStcercrs hceced him ont of S2i6 lie
came 10 New-York July 1G to deposit tie money in
a bank ON Broadway he met swarthy faced son OF
Italy named Ronado MordnO. -NOmnO slapped De
Vito on the back and exceedingly glad 70 meet
his compatriot. MoranO had just arrived from Nr
gnia with a large amount Of Italian money ard wanted
10 exchange il for American money. DeNittO directed
Morano where 10 go. MOranO wanted DcNittO 10 take
his cash TO bank, and pulling well filed hand
kerchef handed il 10 DcNitto. Then he pretended -
distrust DeVitto. The latter al once, 10 show hi
good faith took out his pOckctbJOk, containing S2l6,
and placed il I'm the hands Of Morano When Dei ITO
arrived al the bank he found only quantity Of 20
baccO In the handkerchief MOranO could not Dc
found then. but DcNttO him in Mulberry =. on
sunday. Detectives Lyons and Flynn. OF the Church
St station arrested MOIanO. and al the TOnbS Police
Court yesterday he held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
MIN EXCHINGE MEN NOT ANXTOrS.
NO rNrAsIvrSs OVER THE PROPOSED SUIT TO
ANNUL THEIR CHARTER.


Member 81 the MIX mango VINO W'I' seen We
t.rd4y by Tribune reporter did NOT manifest any IN
. ,.. g,. a. cia.,,. ~ >t,.rr.,. General Tabor
' . -. 49, ...,o
authorizing % >u'' i' ''' 3"''"l. '"'' W .-'
l, ..,.b q, sniff would Doe def .sdcd but an adverse d.
, t,. u-,,,it ,,t ,F.rt trp
'i-I'n """In ', '"'', ,''"' ,, .-.,.. NO.,
10 would make mo- difference stid secretary wood
nuu -g- TIE company voud .til have the right -
- i LAD. ,.,..t ,,.. III nav far milk charter or
lo charter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
TRADE PRESS ASSOCIATION
a. CONSTITUTION ADOPTED AND OFFICERS

n CONSTITUTION ADOPTED AND OFFICERS
CHosEN-oBJECTs OF THE ORGANIZATION.
The first annual meeting of the newly Formed
american Trade Press Association an organization %
leading trade newspapers, which was Organized last
Thursday took place yesterday at Delrlohco''
Twenty sixth-st. and Fifth-ave. Twenty papers rep
resentative Of various trades make up the
and among those who took part in yesterdays IL
EMISSIONS were Thomas Hudson, OF "Ihc SANITARY
News Chicago; ;. p. Fowler, Of The Western
BREWER Chicago; Clarence f. stump, Of The Free
+rcsl World: G. r. Clifford Of The lph0l'teicr'
Philadelphia; benjamin Liiliarl. Of 9Th" Druggists
Circulars: NJ +. Mitchell, Of The American Miller,
Chicago John COchranc, Of The American Exporter
New York: NJ Duncan, Of Paper and Press ihiia-
delphia: Joseph W. Gibson Of The Clothing Gazette
and The Haberda>hcr,7 New-YOrk; W. l.. Ierhuhc.
of "The Boot and shoe Recorder, Boston l. j. Nul-
ford Of The Jewellers Circular New-York: FRANK
Wood Of The Builder and Decorator Philadelphia
and F. Elliott, of The Drygood, Economist New
Hork.
The object Of the association as set forth in the
constitution is unite the leading publications IN
a common interest This the employment in
most leading cities of a common agent who shah ecur:
advertisements push the sales and report news ang In
other ways further the financial interests. TIL" four
hours Of yesterdays meeting occupied with the
discussion and adoption oi amendments " the cOh>t
tutiOn formulated al the last meeting. When tn con
sttutiou had finally been passed the meeting IMAM
mouslv elected the following officers; President e.. X.
Clifford vice president. H. Il. Elliott; second vice
president, Clarence f.. stump: secretary W: ~ Patton
treaSurcr. Benjamin ldlliar; directors, u. l. '-
hume Thomas iIud-O n aud Joseph ". Gibson. 1t wa
resolved to hold the next meeting in Boston on the
fourth Thursday in August, 1901.
In the evening the member, OF the ASSOCIATION dlhed
together under the presidency Of Mr. clifford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
new ELECTION LAWS
NEW-y0RK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 80 Per 100 Copies

A cheap edition an price. not Em
quality OF the Newly DIRK state Eiec-
ton Laws, under which thc vote WITH
be taken ,his .all, has been printed by
TEE TRIBUNE, without covers. ;iod
will mOyv be supplied 10 CLUBS AT iDr
rate of Si.J0 per hundred copies; 80
copies for 30 cents; single copies e
cents each. Ehc print L. t:ir&" ana
the paper good; l.sd The various Se-
publican examinations can now ge
The exact Ianyuagc of the three new
laws nj u merely nominal cost. Fhc
pamphlet contains the Ballot Reform,
the Corrupt Practices, and the HrGis-
traiiOn Acts.
THE TREBVNE. New-Sork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
orr ON 4 PIG RIHAG T..

SEVENTY MOBILES or THE MYSTIC SHRINE
START FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Mecca Temple N0leS OF the Mystic Shrn"
set forth their pilgrimage - The Pacific coast
yesterday afternoon on a special vc.tlbuic Pullman
train from Wochawkcn. There seventy of the
NobcS. several Of whom We're accompanied by their
wives. There altogether IOi In tn party.
Among the distinguished member, Of the order
in the party were Jane, McGec. GEORGE ". Mil!cr.
Edwin l.. Mum, cashier OF the Home National Bans
OF lIoyoic. Mass: Mir and Mrs.. Preston Eciv.u.
Il Richmond, Va: Congressman George west
Mr.. ana MI,. r. II. Brc,nan, Or. T.. Il. Ecnui-, W
H. lIiggs. Of Hartford; In Il. A. Ellison. New York
Nr. a:d Mr.. George W. Robinson. Of Albany
andrew Peek, Of rccE d snyder. Police Captain
Ea4uS Third Precinct: e. A." mbymau Il. II. smith
aud his W.fr OF Cornwall. IhOua~ HccchcT OF I;gIi.e
port. and Or. J. II. ANtcl. 81 Hartford.
Tn" parry expect TO arrive ut san Iranci go
August . at - q. The hourwar roltc VIII
be rs sacramento, salt Lake, Denver, Chicago.
Niagara Fails and other point. James NcGoc j,
chairman OF the commtte" OF arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
a DANGEROUS STEWARD or THE ANCHOR LINE

rived here in the steeage Of the City Of Rome and
recc>ved yesterday at the Barge Office. lie changed
three four pounds in money at the money changers
counter, and happened to show the changer, bill
which a steward named Nieand of the Rome. gave 10
him for his English money. He supposed that IL was
legal hvedollar note. 10 his disgcst he learned that
Nieland had palmcd of on him Confederate five
dollar bill Of the issue Of SC4. Cooper told Supern
tendent Weber that Nieland, who was second cabin
steward, had changed three four pounds him al.
lowing him 81 so for pound, whcrea, at the Barge
once the rate is about a 81.
Peter Groden, the detective Of the Barge Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

SIZE WANTED A WARRANT, But GOT MARRIED.
Teroncila Bengi Polish woman, Is III trouble
through a, she alleges her ignorance Of the English
language and the stupidity of an Interpreter. MIS-
Ieng has a husband and three children IN foNthd'
When she arrived IN this country about year ago she
went 10 live with Mrs. Olschwcnshi, IN hor5aist'
Two months ago Nrs. OlsclwcnsM had Mrs bchsi
arrested on charge OF larceny and sh" Wa sent 10
che county Jail After two weeks Imprisonment she
va. discharged there being no evidence against her.
When she returned - tie house her trunk had been
broken open and rined, and she caused Mr.. olsen
wcn-l- arrest. The attcr procured bail OF once ana
was released much TO the surprise OF Mrs Bengl' VINO
could not imagine why she locked up FOR 80 long
and Mrs., C,lcbwen-la nc locked up at all
some friends advised Lcr 10 80 to anothcf In'u'e'
and. I'm company with Aucustu, AEzcins ana an IN
tcrprrter she went 10 Justice Weeds Office ING
iu.tcc understood that she wanted - br W'reu anu
married her t. Au7c.u,. Instead oi the warrant sc
wanted she cot a ular.lGg, CcrIncdt" NHei 'hc ~
covered the faces she went back - JI-l &c N'' NV.
wanted fine marriage aunullcd. tn" .u-ucc ma" no
newer and a, ;hc woman ha, no moacy, >ne cannot
suulv 10 The Ch,uccfy Court. justice Weed says the
woman cam, a. his Office with the Nv men am "hutu
a warrant bat hc could not grant IL pee aus u' olIcr
woman was already under laL II IN .luchltip Udu
ttred that Mrs, Irng living Win AinI''hs' anu
Justice Need suggested that they ought 10 DE- hhIIlc"
MY SUNNY adourcd the suggestion. Ec -a}- Inc
fu-tice /, of the opinion that the woman has learned
iI.t she has committed bSuny ana Is tNlhs I" EcV
ont Of the difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
ELIZABETH

officer, Elmicor and smith arrested early yesterday
morung william Wam,rr ard Charles Lohcn ON Sis
picon n stealing hof-c, buggy aud bag Of harness.
When amacrcd in the Police Court they pleaded rilty
and said they lived m NcW-YOIk They W be- ar.
rnigncd Tor sentence morrow The stolen property
belonged 20 John o. Magic. prominent resident Of
Linden Township.
The County Board Of assessors yesterday fixed the
tax rate 81 this city at 10 the same last year.
There Wa, hot hsht In the Board before TN, con
tlu-i"n reached.
Clarence De Goll. Of North Broad st., had valuable
team Of horses stolen from IN premise, on sunday
ulcht. Tcl"graiu- we're sent - Newark ana NDN-
YOr,. but the animal, have not been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
ALONG THE SOEND

BRIDGEPORT-T funeral Of Dr. Eugene Takcn
who killed on Thursday by lonsa'onic train
held yesterday afternoon. IN" Roy. X. q. :. Ne
Ncillc Of The south Congregational Church. onciat-
inc. . Despite the threats 10 prosecute, Mr..
Boyer. Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson band. gave his fS'
sunday afternoon concert ri seaside Park 10 an
audience Of fully 1000 sunday. II has
been definitely S"t'l"d that the first race between Mr.
Eocr:,'s ~loop.vutht Eureka and Mr.. Burrit's Rival
shall tahc place on saturday off NNaed" Park and the
second race on Monday for ~ 900 a side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
LONG ISLAND.

COLLEGE POINT Leo Nurcnt, ton year Old son Of
C. A. ". Nurout president ~ The Callton P,ht Work
~ College Point was struck by train yesterday after
noon aud Instantly killed.
SOUTUOLD.-Thr schooner yacht MaH:ms. m
south Lyme, Conn. ran ashore ON" me east OF south
old at . o'cloci on SUNDAY morning. ON board th'
Yacht was % fishing party from Hartford shortly
after starting ilc evening before t vessel bronze
Gown and -nc WI IN IA the mercy oi strong hor.h
Western wind. and w;i- huaI' blown ashore. The
pIri, % fishermen -,icc""d.I .n reaching the shore
u.th ilc id of lif' lines. H." yacht j. owned 10y
captain Herbert Evans. il wa, considerably dAIi'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
HE MAY BEcOuE 4 POLICEMAE.

John e. Mage, well known a5 "~u~pcndcr Jack,'
the frontiers man. AT Police headquarters yesterday
to .,i. what D." ~ d. next Boo order 10 Doe "A New
York policeman. Soho tHIc arp %" passed a civil
-crylc" examination and on saturday. when h. was
Al Fan River. Mass with travelling show, he w.
e.iyod a notice that hl, name IA" eligible list.
Vr.prctor Darling. of the flith ArcnGc llFcl, J.,
among the men who have recommended Magcc'~ up
uoIutmcut a policeman. II Mat,c Is appointed
ho probably viii hc made mounted policeman but he
,,ili have To cut of his flowing locks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
THE NEW MUNICIPAL BrILDTyG SITE

Little progress has been made by the committee Of
the Municipal Building Commission which has in
charge the selection Of site for the new public build
iag. This committee consist, Of The Controller. the
County Clerk and the Register. Controller Myef,
iavorS the selection Of the property surrounded on three
sides by Chambers. Centre and RcaGc St. and extend
ing west from Chambers ST. 20 the Emgrant Savings
Bank. 4 mcctiu. OF the committee will lie held In
ne Controllers Office at ii O'Clock this morning when
the question of a site may be settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Steamer FL Monte Quick Nowoeans days with mdse to
John T Van Sickle
sUNsET.-No report from Sandy Hook or City Island up
TO midnight
CLEARED.
steamer Arizona Br) Brooks. Lverpool-A Underhll d
Steamer Berwick Drl Doyle Fiume; Sc-Barber Co
Steamer Colon. henderson Asplh "alI-FAclhc all $50
steamer Ncnezuela. HopKns Laguayra-B0ulton Bliss @
steamer Algcrs Mason Galveston-Joh T Van Sickle.
MeIiuo OBJ. East Pensacoa-Simpson Spence d
steamer Britannia. LucKenblch. Baracoa-Campbe &
steamer Antonio (Nor. KFohE Baracaa-Gomez
steamer Bergonseren (Nor) Mortensen. BaracoaMones
steamer valencia Miller Elstport &c-New;Y YORK ssCo.
Steamer Manhattan Collyer. New Haven CoEef BROS -
Bark FLASH Light (Br). MaoDey E r%,
Bark Agnes (Ger) Hofacr1. Esn0ie-fH hcn Euye q 20
BARK st Johannes (Gor. Pupp. hamOurh-fuhc' Euye q
Bark Belvidcre (Br,. o4llao-w R Grace & Co.
Brig Harriet q, Rumil. Nuevitas- M0sle BIOS
SAILED.
No report up 10 midnight.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
FLUSHING July Passed steamer Fres'and GER Ran
de from Antwerp on her way 10 New YORK ~, ,,,,,,
LIZARD. July 3l-Pissed steamer Hhaeth '1eF)' fu"ol'
from New. York on her way to HAMBURG ,,.,,, lc.,
SOUTHAMProN. July ll-Arriyed @tGtuor fu'ua N"erl'
10th Sailed steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II 'Oer S'oeher'
from Bremen for w.IOrk. ,.., m,
GLASGOW. July 2lAryed steamer state OF 'cN"'" NpIh
MoyiiIT JHly 9~ sailed steamer stateOf Indiana tBr.
Ritcmr. from Glasgow for New York. ,, ~, To-,
HAyKE. July 2O-Arrvei. steamer lie bretaGhe fr 'ou'
sclru. from New.YOrk. ,o TO-, t..o,,
HAMuRG July lS-salel. steamer Amaln 'Uer)' hfaei'
LoNDoS. July 2i-Arrived. Apollo OBJ Morgan.
HULL July 9o-Arrived, steamer MarteIo CBr) Abbott
NArLEs July I7-saed steamer Burgundia tFr). Duac'
for Sew York
(For later Shipping News. IL any. Seventh Pase)