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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK ...-.. TUESDAY JULY D. lss
ARRIVED.

St.amcr Cutie (pr, Eieoi Liverpool June 26. with mdse
Ia ! Bruce Ismay. Arrived; at tho Bar at l2O NJ. -.
steamer CiIcassa Hcdderwick Glasgow juno 20
MovIle mdse and passengers 10 Henderson Bros
Arriy ed a the Bar al s 30 IN -,
Steamer DANA Ger. schultz, Hamburg June ~ WIN
de and passengers RI Cors Arrived nj the Bar al ii
,..--, u......,, ,u,, 90 uo,,,.,,,,,,
~ mdse and passengers TO oelrchs% co Arrived a"
Steamer Selv0 BIZ Cormack Mediterranean ports via
man 4 Co vessel To Simpson Spence Young Arrived AT
steamer Finahoe Baker Rio Jane,ro and ports
Win md m I y d BraLll Mail - Co
steamer ATLANTA BIT Cook, Montego Bay Port Maria
DAYS with mdse and passengers 10 j + Kerr co AT
At the Bar at =
Mones u co Arrived At the Bar at IL -
Steamer COma Risk, Galveston via Key west win muse
and passenger. 10 & II Mallory Co 49,
Steamer cry Of san Antonio Wilder, Brun"!ck IN
FcTnandina and Key West Win muse
Steamer CITY Oh birmingham. Berg Savannah days. with
mdrc and passengers IL Il l. Walker ,.,
steamer Hoanoxc Huphcrs Newport News and Norfolk.
Steamer wha, Sears Newport Nows. with coal 10
circuit
II VI Winter HalletI Boston. win muse 10 IL
steamer Cityot Fi:chbrg Bober FAN River with ndso
ship Walter u Wallet tBr). Healey Colombo Feb "a Co
chin Mar IA win mnsc 10 'es'e' w i""'
shin Cnccieth Castle (Br Harry Psagua April g. with
nitrate n soda 10 order vessel Ia master
shin Marianne Nottebohm, Norton, C'ttc Nay ~ WIN
mdse ro ORDER vessel to Thomas Dunhnms Nephew CO.
sUNSEr-Wind At sandy Hook, hight. SW. haEy AT CITY
Island wind hight. SW' hay
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Alcsa (Br Vaatt Mediterranean porte VIA GD
raar June - with mdse and passengers 10 Ewel d
Co. Arrived At the Bar At IL M.
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WHERE rs Young HrBrRr LEoyiRD1

since the evening Of NAY J. Hugh Leonard ana IA
wife Of NO IJ2 West Twcut, egiti'st nave been se'"
ing their missing child Leonard IS a goldman en-
Moved al No 100 West Twenty ninthet, where hr
keep, two coaches OF his own. Hi son Huirr az
nft.- bright eyed. intelligent and considered an u
u-uaIly brrlt pupil AT Grammar school No. 10 IN West
Thiu eth Il. He great r'ddeT. ana aIul""sh :"
manly boy and Tor his axe, -peut Inlrh OIL h'
time AT me with hi, books. When b" fnl'l To rturi
home At D. NJ MAY -, his mother became ANXIOUS
and went out 10 find him. she met another boy WI"
told her that Hubert had fought With Cd" Of the Pnp-
who had on the previous day ruined new hat "m'h
Iuhcrt wore The next day Hubert hdd Worn an ON
suit and hat 10 school. and having lain M Wall i'r ~
enemy had treated him ~ god tfOuilclht. 'i I'M
account hc had been dis plurd DN hle t"hhrt, Ms'
C,lner and as Hubert told his friend di~Ia"cd ne
lad also aid that would never d' TO lace MS pa
r,.nt ,t home and intended a. run away ana seek M
The parents the hope that their son IA Sr'nre
work i'm -nmc distant place under an a~sIi'd hhn'
II "a learned Yesterday hy lrhuic fcP"r'r 'Hhl
cong Ubct hal told one oi HI complhip that h' ~
tcrd,d to VI, ont INTO the world and earn NJ %" .,
living Leonard has had about 300 ph"i"tt'P'N ~
,i nd couicd and j, sending them b. 'c police All over
tl,e couutly together with description 81 him.
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roporR THIEF AND DESERTER.

Passed Assistant Paymastcr John IL Martin Will
probably have To serve forty seven uoys 'or p'
tr rottiug Mr. Martin Is the pay officer OF the war
-, ,..,o,, and unless he can the arrest ~
Gcor,, W Croylc private Of marines, with tIc money
chat he obtained through forging the name OF tom
u,,der George ". sumner, the paymaHer VIII be ono
,f ,,ocr.t Y255 Croylc detailed a. orderly Tor
Commander sumner and on THURSDAY he "cht y" ray
master Martin and said that COMMANDER 9"'n'' "''
NJ ,, - c,uec, his salary for June The pay
0ncer rave Croylc the receipt 10 take L" C"Hhihufr
simmer Ia Ice signed. Croylc returned ie" hlnuns
l,tnr with the blank duly signed ana rFciN'h tle
money lie LETT the ship apd has not been seen since
"rthcr has A gold watch which he picked mp from one
~ Inc officers tables and II has been discovered thdt
he f;rccd tine signature Of his commanding "nlccr.
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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

ELIZABETII.-W. p Thompson, cashier OF the hrSl
National Bank and James Magure, cashier oi ""
National state Bank, were summoned YESTERDAY o'
fore the Tax Commissioners to tell what they IWc"
about stockholders in those banks dvOldlng aett',
nent for their stock The cashiers asked FOR 81 Hd
iourument OF the Investigation until TINS morning.
when they will be represented by counsel
RUTHERFORD.-pavd b. Ivison the well known
nnhIishcr of New York City, has issued circular
trongy c0ndcmnlnc the spirit of obstruction 10 road
improvement shown at recent public meetings, and
iuatiuV A strong argument for good r6ads. me
E0rnugh Council on Monday night adopted "A new
ccIc, Of by laws. Councilman Alyea c1mpl1nca 81
tho apD0nt1nent Of Borough Counsel Copeland IN M.
ai-arre and said that Mayor Preston ana himself
we're i'm ignorance Of the contemplated nomination 81
Mr. CnncIond A vote Of thanks was extended u cX-
/ Cnnu-ei Luther Slafcr for his services.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE Y.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE ETHICS OF THE MAYORS SUPPORTERS
The Mayoralty contest continued YESTERDAY
in the Aldermanic Chamber before Commissioner ho
maine. The Commissioner counieb, Npc-"rIers'
reporters and witnesses were swelterng III tle III
tense heat but notwithstanding the high temperature
counsel for Mr.. Perkins, the contestant, succeeucu III
making it even hotter for Michael Quigley, one Oh
the witnesses for the defendant Qmgy nan 'eS'lneh
that he found on examination Of poll book mat
about seventy-fve names had been copied "o"s
on the slips used By one OF the cahVassers ior MI
Perkins. .
Counsellor Record forced the witness TO ADMIT
that II was ne who had misled the cahvasser JUG
lev represented himself TO q. II. LynaHoh uc eau
yasscr as J. F. smith, and gave him incorrect hhor-
nation. 18th .. tvp,son
.. Yom Ieprcsented yourself as smith 10 hNh;iSol
and ,hcn lied 10 him did Won ," asked Mr.. Record
No, il was not lying" answered the wilieSS
{" II was only Joke Everything EoeS III pontms.
Mr. Record put the witness through mericSS
cross examination and made him admit several tlhc>
that he had deliberately lied and had made MISTAKES
His examination occupied the entire Gay
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STATEN ISLAND.
sTRANGLED TO DEATH HGH IN

STRANGLED TO DEATH HIGH IN AK
The body of man was discovered YESTERDAY "o''i
inc dangling between the barbcd wires Dche"'Ii
the trcstle work of the staten Island hdp'o i'drs'
Railroad between Tompkinsville AID etaplet"n' Inc
todv vas hanging BY The neck between two OF the
barl,cd wires. ard il evident that the mah MN
been strauglcd to death in that manner Inc VIZ
covcry caused considerable excitement on thc c'st
shore of the ISLAND and the body was not rcinoNei
from the wires until II lad been seen by many
iIuobrs Waller Wood and George Schacifcr started
for the place at about the same time t"rohe =,
Schaeffcr got there first and took possession OF
the body The dead man of middle age, ana
had dark complies lon lie Is believed IT, nave o"t
Beach II is thought that he missed his loo'hs
and fell into the wires.
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OTHER .SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESrCuESTER COUNTY

WHITE PLAINS-Charc Cerrode. the twclveyear-
old lad who was shot AT Wakefield. near Noodd"h,
last Thursday night by Christopher Rei>el VINO was IN
ceu,ed Al "A party Of boys stealing cherries, j. III aIr
WAY Of recovery. The physician who attends nm -
Of the opinion however, that he Will lose one 81 MS
eyes Coroner Matthew visited Kelscl, the man VINO
shot him and took his ante norton statement III inc
White Plains Jail YESTERDAY E"I-cl ie@I'l'd once
Albert Schroeder Of Wllliam,brd2c, when hb"ut 70 Dc
ulaccd under arrest aud shot In TIE abdomen itcI
Sci said he fired al the boys with no intention Z" hIhs
any nue and when Officer schroeder came To aTIcst MN
later he narlcycd with him t. delay his arrest uui
tIe next morning. aud when TINS was refused u" bc
came defiant and instantly shot III" JAIL PhN
sicions have no hope Of hi- recover. Hainu
Hammer " no has elected president OF the |IIidec
~ White Plains formally accepted the once YESTERDAY
ROCiIELLE-The Rev. ". H. Waller OF the
preehvtcrian Church. is enjoying two months vacd
ZION The sons Of hOnoIably discharged Nomier3;
sailors and marines VIII assemble IN Lhlbdcns hau
10 morrow night for the purpose OF ORGANIZING sons
az veterans post. Joseph NHhdlSoh' INC hqI,'I
ehon kerDer who on sunday night Of last week SIot
and killed boiserous Italian laborcr in the street
While acting as a dcputlzed officer. and VINO was hcId
hv Coroner Matthews TO await the action OF the
grand iurv was admitted 10 bail yesterday.
MONT VERNON.-Thc excessive heat Yesterday
aid not deter the people Of the Methodist church from
turnnc out In large numbers for their picnic at city
Island go
yONKERS-The YOnkers Lawn Tennis club VIII
holm a three days' tournament this afternoon.
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The corOner's jury in the case of the boy hahco
] F. Fletcher of Third St, who was drowned III the
Gan ON lime o. returned a verdict Monday night hold
ing Captain f. J. Coster responsible for the boN :
death Tho boy in a rOwboat with Two mon wneen
the boat was run down by Captain COsters Jug anu tio
boy was drowned.
The Hudson County courts closed for the term yes
terday.
The city's revenue last week, as reported 10y tol
iroller Uough was S2O4 i1J A OF this Sl03O-1 was
for liquor licenses
Michael Ium who arrested a few DAYS ago
charged with having murdered George Jcnne a Wa'Ch-
man al Wcchawken in loS1 had an examination DO
fore Judge Lppmcott YESTERDAY Joiui SnHuItr. a
IIobolcn scayengcr who formerly Lums employer,
hut is now his rival In business. j. the man VINO caiseu
his arrest. Judge Lippincot held the prisoner 10
await the action Of the Grand jury
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NEWARK.

The effect Of the Whskcy Trust on the receipts Of
tbe Ist Internal Revenue District OF NcWJcr~ey ;,
shown in the report OF cole tor Lorr'In III lic
diminished receipts 10 the amount Of nearly Sloooo'
for the year The receipts for the year on beer were
81 A( 4p5: distilled spirits, S2934lOf cigars, Tf7,
o3s snuff. S203 $50 tobacco, II 136oO0 speclai pns
ness sl6s 93e or total Of ~ ,0-335I. Inc mann
factIre of beer has increased during the year about
10000 barrels.
new saw manufacturing company, win 5000 Qoo
hem nirqanzed and will soon erect large factory
Fred Koerlg while bathing with number of 9ther
hovs i'm the Passaic River last night, was drowned
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rur MISTAKE NEARLY COST HIN HIS LIFE

,,,o,i,g druo clerks mistake nearly caused Jacob
Tia, dcotl, Yesterday. Hess il twenty fonr year
ala and lives at No O73 Firstave. lie Is cmpioy'u
At No SO Pcarlst. In the forenoon ne went 10 V"o
drug store Of F. Lunitz. at the corner oil fear' anu
contre SIS and asked the clerk. Charles kadehauer'
n give him FIVE cents worth OF epson salts INC
drug clerk BY mistake give Hess oxailo acn TBS
',railowrd a norton Of the poison ana was H"l IoIlS
in discovering that he had swallowed the Wrons
mcdicne An ambulance was summoneh ~ Wi,iHH'
hn ,va. removed 10 the Chambers street nOHpitai
,rhere a stomach pump relieved him OF the instant
noJson lie will recover.
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Steamer New Orleans, llalScy. New orleans ""y'' "'
mds and passonErrt 10 : IL seaman.
CLEARED.
Steamer Apollo (Brl MORE London Sanderson son
steamer Majestic Hr). Farse Liverpool wa queenstown"
J Bruce Ismay 81, ,,,, ,,,o,uool yio
0G,ncr yvnt br' sumner Iivrrpoo.-F Hurst.
steamer Alexandra ODD Lard. Avonmouth Henderson,
steamer wydalc Gibson Newcastc Sandcrson son
steamer Isclu ~ ~, SI ,p' ',;er, tencs mann Ham
steamer Xlicr erl Chrsoers Bremen southampton
steamer Soofiand Bclg Nokels. Antwerp -PecrWright
Steamer Ia Fandre eg). MINES. Antwerp IL Star'OerS
d Co .-, ,,....,.. p,,..,. Ayr.s &C
steamer Fort William tBr Houston. Kingston. Belize &c
Steamer Phadephia. Chambers Iaguayra Puerto CaoeIo
and curacao Boulton. Bliss q Dalett. Ma.
steamer Viking tNor). Haslnhd bara'oA -HoneI :" '
Steamer ATLANTA Cr) Cook Montego Ray herr & CO.
steamer Miranda (Brl Leseman ~ Johns NE VIA a''i'A
steamer Yemassce Mckee. Charleston ane Jacksonville
Steamer city OF Atlanta, Dole West Point va-om Domn'
=, Co . ,. - >,...., Nam. -
Steamer Od,n tNor Godc. Norfolk Thackray 4 Co. No..
steamer Brunei BIZ Henderson baltimore Phelps BIOS
steamer Khio (Brl skipper baltimore Funsh Elye 4 co.
steamer Herman Winter. ialett. Boston IL p'mOoA
SAILED.
steamers Alaska Ilverpool Fandre Antwerp lemas-
see Charleston, Guyandoe Newport News Ou'h Nor'oA'
Brunei. Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospoy July sArrived steamer Buffalo tBr' Malet from
New. York - NJ,
SHIELDS July I sailed steamer Crystal OBJ stannai.
BRsToi July 7-Arrved DrosKlyn city Br Fitt.
from Now York
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LONG ISLAND.

FLUSIIING.-Thc fourth annual convention OF the
New York state Council Of the order Of American Fire
men began in the opera House at Flushing ycStcr
dav. The session viii last three days PRESIDENT
w. G. Lawson, OF N"whnrG opened the tunVcnil"i ~
sisted y the secretary {. II. ShrcY. Nn address Oh
welcome wa, made 10y Treasurer John J. kog"TS' 81
thc Finishing Lodge Mc~~rs. Nnia and Lo'bridcc, OF
Boston followed with Addresses. The advantage OF
The bural and endowment Insurance fund was di'
81, -cd AT length. The Banner Council of New York.
win. me, banner offered - the Council showing the
largest gain in membership III the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

The lightest suit we have is gray
tvilled worsted or "Nun's Cloth
weighing Just thirty-six ounces. Coats
s.. Vests $3.50. Trousers 81. Most
persons select Coat and Vest only.
blacks of same fabric in two qualities.
Coats 81 and 50. Vests $3.50. Black
Alpaca Coats as low as $50. Pongee
Coats 81. Vests $3.50.
Young men going on vacations are
picking ont those pretty $3.50 Imported
flannel coats.
ROGERS, PEET IL co.
eRTJHn THE R!a9fsS
STORES )32d ST
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EXPLAINING 1R PARNELL'S VETO.

s,oci, meeting OF the newly elected delegates I" 'he
>,rpicr,l Council OF Irish National League was h'd
Ia, vo,ing 4, the League headquarters, No u west
rwentvghh.st for the election Of Officers TOT I'll" ei'
rnc var These officers were elected unul Jah"sIS Il
hen 4, was agreed hcncforh elections Tor ocer'
bould ha he'd the first Tuesday In January h'Vsu III
,,v A AZ present and that tho election oil de''R'S
houId t,ke place In each December instead OF Jh" a.
A. nr,~ent President Patrick Gleason hr't Nc',ps''
don't Hugh King second Niceprcsidcnt Michael fehhS
corresponding secretary James A o"orn"hi h'"''u '
.-.,,-r Dayid I Cronin treasurer Rod'rck j. Ken
,olv. recording secretary. Lawrenc" T. Fuam'
lame, Connor,. Of ~. Agnes Branch d"l'tV"'.
wanted to know why II thot Mr. Parn"l hsd H'el'"
o sanction the holding Of national convention 81 u
-o,ni,aton I'm Baltimore this year. and when ouch con-
,.nt,o, would d. held. ITO De frank with yoi' 'au
an Gleason IL think Won hav" seen the aSt h''o"''
oo,.nton Of the organization In this country 40 con
,,o has been held ls-i which II unconstitutional
a ,i,, and tho ro-on Of this because the pr"-"nt
,hold.r. know that the hr-t fair sho" honest ui
cato. vorld have would b" driven from power.
con,ouon Of the orgnni1stlon mans stirring up 'i
, ,ule 10 ,,newed atlvty and the consequent raising
ir. sums Of money IN" struggl" 10 ireland Nr'
p,.r,u,s veto upon holding ~ convention no" J.
i,alopt to saving that m" Ir-h national coh"r" ar
.,eo~.,p With money. and that no mora II "'h"u
10 ina, cac DO not Why We should bother our hfao'
ne to-,inc any NOR money upon hcm'
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July SALE OF re B Il =

LILLY SALE o. X y Is l. -
We have made generous reduc-
tions i'm the prices of the balance
of our stock of Robes and PATTERN
Dresses, that all may be disposed
of previous to arrival OF Faii
goods: ~ uc IN
each; formerly $3.50:
Rustic ChcViOt Robes T'.oo
each: formerly $14.OO. oo
800 Camclct Robes %lO.oo
each formerly $3.50.
$50 Serge Robes $500 each
formerly $500. .u.
And a variety of Paris Robes with
silk and gold embroidery, AT
prices marked without cOnsidera-
ton of cost many of the above
though light i'm weight, are III
shades suitable for Autumn wear
LANES McCREERY n co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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WILL NAVE TO PAY HIS BOARD BILL

A voung man with oriiy ars who has been S"lnd'
ling hotel and boarding house keepers was loc"h up
mt Police Headquarters Yesterday. lie ~'uu Il" wiz
Alexander +. Mayer, of No 1l0 kaSt Ninety Ne'ohu ~
Two weeks ago he took young woman To- the 81
Lama. Hotel introduced her IA his bride. and ran mp
lin ~ $40 20 for board. The couple disappeared
aftrr the Lil wa, presented. but Mayer was found
Threatened Ia commit suicide hut he made no attempt
to hurt himself lie ta!1rn I" Jefferson Market
Police Court and there reminded at the request Oh
Iu.u
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Mr. GR0vESTEEY VISITS the STOCK EXCHANGE

william p Grovcstccn Of the former firm nj Groves
teen A Pell which failed u few years ago. N'l'cn
the stock Exchange ycStcrfhy The junior member
Of the firm Is Ia sing sing ana the senior was ue'"Ieu
after the failure To be forever Ineligible 10 readml'Son
Mr.. Groyesteen is reported to take this position
peII i, In prison and now want 10 know which was
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THERE WILL S0Oy BE MORE WATER.

The new Aqucduct Will be opened next week Tues
day if The words II Chief Engineer Fteley are true.
ON SUNDAY the planking above ecSDn NO > VIII DO
removed the gatc-house at Croton Lake opened and
r.,or will he allowed 10 run through the AGueduct
IN The blow on on the south side of the Harlem
river When the water has run until IL IS clear, which
ri,, take abou ihirty-sx hours the gate at one nun
Sred and thirty fifth ST. will be opened and the reser
ooirs viii be llled Immediately.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.
ELECTIYG A STATE GEoLOGIsT.

FLECTING A STATE GEOLViIsT.
The Board Of Manager Of the stat" Geological snI
vcy met yesterday and elected Professor John ehocA
state ticologist 70 succeed the late Dr. George H.
Cook under whom the Geological Survey Icachd a
high degree Of perfection professor sIno'e - no~
the head of the Museum Of Natural History q Albany.
lie wa for number OF years ono Of Dr. Coohs auIr't
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Aqueduct Commissioners
Board O Education III. o,..--
Baseball: National L1ague-New-Iofk against Cheago
Polo Grounds. Players League-New-f orh against DUN"
TO- Brotherhood Park. 49, go. Ca
Excursion Of Young Peoples Union OF Iwehth o'ree'
Reformed Church River View Grove
Departure Of delegates for Educational Association con-
Paul.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLF-General John q. Hazard oil Ncw'Ot'
leans ERENOORT-P Professor :. p. Langley, OF wash.
lDgton BRUNSWICK-John F. Barnard, president Oh
the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company. and Ward
McAHistor. ir.. OF Francisco. FIFTH ANENC T.
Ex-Governor IL. c. Warmoth OF Louisiana NEw-
yoRK-Genoral Alexander r. Iawton and eN-Mayor John
Screvcn OF savannah. NICTOlIA-C commander a n
Forde II the British Navy WINDSOR DANIEL NJ
Lockwood OF Buffalo, and Theodore NJ. PomeToy' Of
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900 pounds wa, dedicated az the First Congregao""
t,Iinrch ON sunday morning II Il thus lnscrDeu
Ss.sented to th,. First Congregational Church III Nor
walk Conn. by Julia 4. Lockwood III memory y, ne
father and mother Colonel Bucklngha' anu ~" Zoo
Jnhn Lakewood and their descendants, July ~ low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
WHEN q household article is

w introduced to new public,
makes acquaintance, gains ana
retains friends, and steadily
grows in favor in spite of the
noisy land sometimes tricky OPP
position of competitors, it shows
that the old adage, Superior
merit wins" is still in force.
Housekeepers are finding out
for themselves that "Clevelands
Superior is absolutely the best
baking powder manufactured.
Cleveland Baking Ponder Co.,
81 d. SO Fulton ST., Ne'o York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

~. ..,a,,,, am Going 10 break up the East and
So w. aiahnma Railroad BY which lost s50oOoo; anu
~ben ! nave recovered my own shall demahu ny
seat I'm the stock Exchange"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
GROWTH OF HUDSON COUNTY.

Census supervisor Bumstcd. bv summarizing some
of the census returns and estimating others, gives tue
population of Hudson County 265,SOo, divided aN
follows and compared with census of 1880:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


.,,,,.,.33 Set, ~ Moon sets 03spm moons age ~
HIGH
x-eapdy HOOK iobi Gov Island 10 fioi us.e' oV3
'SSSsnHyy Hoo. / 10 GOV Island 2Uy Hell Gate 400
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OUTGOING STEi NERS.
TO-DAY.
THURSDAY, JULY II

pho,,o u,us Amer Hamburg ....... l23opm
state of Ncvadn. STATE DlOsgow ...---.-... Am
san Mtico-. Pacific MilL Aspinwall.--.--!u IN III
q Condal. span Trans. Havana. &c..--io "a III ~ Ill
FRIDAY. JULY H.
Morucs t'hristail. Trindad..-............ pm I'm
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Steamer orleans IIalscy. New-Or'ans D Days WV"
,isc am passcnEUrb 10 : IL ~rtiuhh
CLEARED.
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Announ ceucnts.


CoRxFLL's BTNzoIN COSMETIC SOAP o.
comVl'N soap In tho "orla- Vh'c uH'D'
,lv,,,s used. All druggist. % cts
DpIPsHss AND HEAD NOISES CURED
,prCs,s PAR INVISIBLE TUBULAR Ear crsHioNa Wn';
- 80 Suc~c,.iil all remedies fIll ll!nstra'e.i
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ucranpprnent Of the Liver. with constipation
to,r,os ne cCmplexon induces plnpes, sallo" Skin
r..,,cris little Liver Pills rcroN" tho causo'
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
John F. Hardy, qTDSST s,1I! Agent
Wreck on the Denver.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
RHoME, TEX, March ga south
bound freight was wrecked four miles
below here yesterday about dark. The
section men had up a few of the rails
over a culyert repairing the track, when
the engine rushed in on the work and
buried itself up in the culvert. The en-
giueer and firemen both jumped and es-
capped uninjured. Fortunately no one
received the slightest injury. The sec
ton foreman had his signal out as re-
quired, and it was seen by the engineer,
but there is quite a grade at that point
and a terrific norther blowing at the
same time, made il impossible tor him to
control his train. All trains stop at the
wreck and transfers are made. Some
time during the night the track will be
clear again.