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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

ON the outskirts OF sp He dsappesrgu SVo t dicr
MS eNs srtices which nc had stolen from houses at
sliS Bay Shore and other places ~ Is S h t"t h nv
mte a For ~ several days and nights armed men
s"arcbcd for Richardson, but finally gave up the NUM-
,,K1NG WAR on THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Thero Is trouble In the Blythebourne public school,
,oausa Trustees James f. Dubois and John Cowen-
-, fail 10 give an account Of their transactions.
charces have been made TO state superintendent
Draper with the demand that the trustees be reoVou
from Office for having violated the school laws Oi the
State in that they have not kept books OF uaoe TO
norris. The signatures OF Richard Hawey ana Alan
NJ spence, two prominent residents Oh BlytheDOnno'
are attached 10 this complaint.
speaking of the matter yesterday, Mr.. Hawley saio
We shall certainly press the charges. The nlgn
handed In which the trustees have Deen ne
aging school matters at Blythebourne has impce oI
no take this step. We paying too much 19r Sing
worE and get comparatively little return. M uJ,s
This we make no specific charge Of dishonesty asn o
the trustees but we want know what has been ne
with the thousands OF dollars spent by them; nh,
Of the accused trustees could be found last nis""
THE AsSAILANT OF MRS NEIMEYER CAUGHT
John Amelman the negro who assauiteu M
Neimcyer the wife OF Constable Neimeyer, Vi 49,
Mock L. L. on Monday, and then robbed her anu me-
his escape, was arrested at O'CLOCK oh VIM 80,
night in jamaica, by Constable George Cla'h' VI -
hasset L. l. The negro had little to say "h0n "i'S
into custody. lie was securely handcuheu y, Ia
constable Constable Clark had understood that amor
man had gone In tho direction OF Jamaica ana ilaa
como there after him. Amelman had shaVeu OIL DID
gray WHISPERS Constable Clark took nm 10 Man Wan
hasset where he placed IN the IocHp, n' h ar
Nei,npycr was Immediately sent Tor, anu uPOh n %
rival positively identified the negro rs her @,stht S e.
Iuing the night threats Of vengeance Were hsa IA
tbe neignborhoOd OF the lookup. ana II was ueciSu
sdysabe yesterday to take the prisoner away ana ne
,as consequently taken TO Little Neck, wleiS ie h
is a stronger jail Justice Mone was afraid tnS' th
INDIGNANT villagers would lynch Amelman, anu anu t ue
negro himself was badly frightened lie reacncu Tnc
IitIIe Neck iail at 40 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Later i'm tile morning the Justice committed MN " Wv.
ail at Long Island City, and he was tnKen thoro anu
locked up lie will be placed on trial there'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
SHE cALLs HER HUSBAND A BIGAMIsr.

SHE CALLS HER HUSBAND BIGAMlSr.
John W. Byles a painter OF theatrical scenery. was
srragned In the Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday
for bigamy on the complaint Of his wife, Belle Byes.
He was arrested while at work some scenery In
cellar at Ralph-ave and McDonoughst. lie is about
thirty.fve years OLD and his wife five years younger
Mrs. Byles. whose maiden name was Delmayne, says
that they were married in 1880, at West Alexander
Penn They have had five children, three OF whom are
dead. She was an actress, and her husDaho was
travelling with the company. About two years ago
they went to live at No. 214A Chauncey-st lie
travelled with theatrical company and on one OF MS
trips his wife says he met Ruth Peabock the daughter
of otto Pearlbock. baker of Ralphave ana Decatur
st. she chorus girl. In summer she "orAeo ia
che bakery and in winter she was on the stage
Mrs. Byles says that in November last her husband
married Ruth. She learned of it from some letters
written by Ruth TO Byles Aterward she learned tha'
Ruth Pearlbock and her husband were running candy
store In Red-ave near Macon-st. Mrs Byies went ~
the District Attorney, who causeo inc nusDtu. Hn
arrested. He denies the charges MADE against ni I'M
As Inc could not furnish 81 900 ball. he was remahueu
to Jail
rrrrtH CHANGE IN THE MAYORS CONDITION.
Reports from Tarrytown received In BROOKLYN yes
tcrday said that the condition OF mayor Ohap WIN 10
there confined to his bed with remueh' Ie'ei' ~u'
practically unchanged. At noon MS purse was Aot'
and he had partakcn sparingy OF mutton oroVh' I'
sncn restless night and yesterday morning was weak
mr. n,ch tsver and warm weather had told severely
upm him. The Mayor is being attended by Dr. ran
ming. Of Tarrytown and DR.. Berghaus' OF New iorh'
MAYOR Chapn's family physician Last night MI
Chaplin was reported to be comfortable and signify
better. ...sor ,.or,
Ms Chann asking that Mr.. Phillips, the Mayors
priyate secretary 90 Immediately to Tarrytown as the
Mayor wished to HIM. Mr. Phillips is t on n so
Ar Csmnbell the secretary OF the Civil service CO1-
mission, started at once Tor Iarryto"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14

On Second Floor
There will be a snIe of
Ladies' Cambria and Lawn 0resse,
with Bssques Shirt Waists
1T u Dollar T,centy-nir,e.
ALSO SALE OF
Bingham and Wash ChaIIie Dresse,
at $50 were seven dollars
at 39s were eight doIss
Also sale Of
China Silk Dresses
Black and Colored fancy nsuss1
at s9o5 Eighteen dollars
On Second Floor
There Will be sale Of
Misses Blouse Suits Of White Serge Flame;
AZ ss9s. formerly nine dollar,
Navy Blue and white-handsome trim,
At s4.0S formerly twelve dollars
Finest French Serge Blazers. were 5oo.-u.a
Novelty Bingham Dresses, were as. sse
Chidren's Polka Dot Bouses. were LOO. go
Chidren's Navy Blue Refers, were l75.... 10
In Silk Department
There will be a sale OF
Swivel Figured Indias
Coored effects Black Brocade Ground
AT NINETY-EIGHT CRNTs!!
full % inches wde-desrsble for presen. Is Fs1
and Winter Wcar-remarkalle value.
THIRTy.NINE CENTS
Balance Of
Fancy japanese Wash Silks
that have all season sold at 90 and SO cents.
On Main Floor
There will be q sue of
28-ipch AIi-silk Umbrellas
At ONE PORTY-NINE
al perfect no seconds
One hundred with Dresden Handles
Pure oiboled slR..-...- Black and cooo
at s249.......................--. were $500
THERE WILL BE SALE OF
Mems Silk Outing Shirts at 90 cents
Silk Stripe Outing Shirts at 70 cents
Dress Shrts-au sizes at 80 cents
SILK Windsor Tes-Plain and fancy at % cent?
be obtained at entrance of our stores.
every desired Information.
close at IiceIre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
Announcements.

Browns Csmphcrated Saponaceous IDENTIFIES
s the best tooth powder the world for preserving oe
teeth. Refreshing and delicious" 2s cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
80 WEST S9TB.ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System, Geno Urinary OgsAA
Impotence and Sterility Hours 70 /. 10 g.
Many ladies are martyrs to suffering. Theii
Best help is Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Parker's Hair Basam Is life 10 the hair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

PfTrsnuRg, Nov. The Cipo.ial,
Telegram Corey special says: A sen.
sation wHs created here this morning
by thu suspension Of the Corey Ma.
tionul bank. The news spread quick.
~ ami created great surprise And ca.
element, as 10 Waa believed 10 he
perfectly sound. Inquiry revealed thp
fact that the bank had been closed Iy
order u the bank examiner. me emu.
ithl stock Is SlO1,0D1. 30 statement 4,
yet made of the liabilities.
The deposits are close To $500. 600.
The failure h due almost entirely TO
the fact that the bank has been carry.
ing "A large amour. VI paper for busl.
noss men Ia this section, aud In tie
lumber country, who have been uu.
able 10 redeem thrif obligations. The
bank has buurh here which WINS n
very Important source Of revenue.
About IA month ago tho cOmptioller d..
ciicd that The branch must close up In
accordance with the policy not 10 allow
branch banks 90 10 husintga, ThI4
would deprive tho main bank of A
large line OF business, and would hurt
them seriously Ia thrir present condi..
ton, AMI II was feared II would cause
"a run they could mol stand. The olll,
cor- sny that the drposilOTs. will get
every dollar owing them.
THr CREDIT or uANH ATTACKED.
NEW Yomi, Nov. Thu PRECEDENT
Of u large national bank In this CITY.
which Is the principal correspondent
for the First Na.i0ull Bank OF Chlca.
~, received from T., J. Gage, IT, presI.
dent, this morning tho following tei,.
gram Ia rotation e. the annnyniou.
letter published affecting tho Credit of
the Chicago bank
"rhe writer OF the letter IL crazy or
ioOlishly malicious AMI not worth at
teulion, ! note tlat this morning our
cash reserve on the government hasi.
was over 70 per cent. cash mans TO
liabilities"
Tho New York bank officer said that
active measures afv hoing taken b. de.
teci and punish the author Of the let
ter TO tho fullest cgten, Of the law.
"Such an attack on the credit Of
financial Institution like the First Ma,
tonal Of Chicago he added, sis an
outrage. Tho bank 10 as sound an tho
Bank Of England"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09
The Gladstone uurd.. case.

81. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. There
were sensational developments In the
Gladstone murder case this morning.
On sunday, October -, Annie Bree,
the murdered girl, gave birth " n
child. Shredder. last night suspccted
Of the crime, had becl intimate with
the glrl about sis months. The dis.
cpvery that he vas not the father ~
o. the child enrnged Shredder, who
said the woman had deceived him,
aud he would Kill both her and the
child. Sunday last the child died IN.
der mysterious circumstances. The
mother was shot aud killed last night.
Late this afternoon Marshal Sttuup ~
North 81. Paul, discovering Shredder,
attempted to arrest him, when
Shredder sho, him, killing him instant.
~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09
A Ramor that the United States ship
"Baliimoro" Has Been
blown Up
NJ THE CHILEAN TORPEDO
BOATS.
~ Telegraph to the SswL
ruE "B.LrtuonE"
said 10 u. Biown 10 BIZ chilean Tor
psdo Heats.


NEW YoRR, Nov. IA special dis.
patch from Washington this evening
reported tue prevalence Of rumor TO
the effect that the United states cruiser
baltimore" had been blown M by
the Chilean torpedo boats NOparticn-
lars whatever have been given, aud no
one In authority at Washington had
heard anything Of the mattef., The
origin NJ the fumpr could not he ascer.
tanned, and most people placed II on y
par with the rumor which came from
Samoa, via kiel, three Year, ago ~ the
elect that the "Nipsic" had been
blown up by torpedo lOnt from the
"Adlur." This rumor was Afterwards
proved to ho absolutely gruundlcsu.
ritx RuNoR oNLY 4 YARS.
NEw YomS, Nov. s.-'rhe Hcrdid's
NnlinTalso csblc Gays Captain Schicy
aud the other officers Of the 'liniii.
more" are indignant Mt the yarn about
hlseinkiug. There has been no sem.
blauco VI truth In the rumor, whlch
they know has caused great uncasiness
10 their families and people generally
In the United States. The utmost
quiet prevails In the city this morning
and Ia the hsrbor. The baltimore" Ia
lying as Peacefully ~ n she were In
home waters. Her stewards for soye-
raj days past have gone ashore 10 DO
necessary marketing under protection
Of a police guard furnished by the
tpienJsniS. The captain will To-
night grant the officers leave 10 land.
Although, ~ n matter OF fact, no
threats have been made nor any signs
given that violence will he attempted
should the American officers appear
again on the streets OF valparaiso,
Captain Schley, In order 10 be on the
safe side, and ~ an act OF prudence,
had stopped the night leave until to-
day.
Cal tain Schlcy has received letter
asking him 10 allow tho victims Of the
recent riot 10 appear before the court u
Inquiry anu tell Judge Foster what
they know Of the Outrageous assault
upon them. 5chl.y replied that hs
was willing 10 allow them 10 tcsliiy
upon one condition. The Injured men
would lint have TO be entirely re.
covered IN health, aud the officers of
the baltimore" must bs permitted 10
be prcsent when thelr men arc testify
ing. He also agree 90 give the court n
copy OF the Information sent TO the
United states government regarding
the assault.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

Spectators wa, lose Under all cir.
.unistaaes..

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-ShIpping
men aud wheat operators state that
never In the history Of San Franclsco
has there been such largo amount Of
tonnage In port under charter At any
one inc until yesterday. Sixty.nine
vessels, with registered tonnage OF
ll5,ull tons, are In port under charter,
while nine other vessels, Of an aggre-
gate Of 1000 tons, arc disrngagcd aud
available TOR wheat carrying. The
actual carrying capacity OF NIL these
vessels IA .20,0OO tons. Fifty.oight
vessels wer. chartered 10 arrive hsfeS
the ehaItercEs agreeing 10 pay as high
~ u shililngs per ton 10 the United
Kingdom, HayrB or Antwerp, and
very Tow engagements were made al
less than ~ shillingH, but IS 10 ~ shil-
lings Is the highest rate talke,l of nj
present. Speculstors will have TO tor-
felt their charters, ro-charter the YES.
sells al n heavy loss or load them with
wheat, which nj present rates Ia Liver
poor would have IN he sold Mt an equal.
~ heavy loss. IL IA reported that the
piumlhunt dealers stand 10 lOsa about
Slbu,UOO either way. Tho operators
estimate that the crop Of the Pacific
coast States, and Idaho and Utah, Tor
thlH year VIII yield about s57,U tons
available Tor export.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

4 series OF Complicated Matrimonial
Happenings.

LONDON, Nov. 7.-Ths Euosia0 lyeirs
Of this city today publishes a story To
the elect that RDsalie Bonaparie had
filed petition asking for a III yorce
from her husband, Louis Clev.rlng
Bonaparte. This action " the outcome
OF n rather complicated series OF matri.
monisl events which hal their origin
In divorce suit Instituted against
Resale by her former husband. Ia
the late mentioned suit Louis Clever.
Ing Bouapaftr was charged by her
husband with having been crimlnally
intimate with Rosalie, anu his alleg.-
tons were by evidence supported and
the divorce prayed for granted. The
relations between Hlosalle and Louis
eliminated In their marriage, tho latter
assuming on that occasion the name ~
Gloves. Two days later Louis con.
trteted marriage with Laura scott,
aud he IL living with the lstter az his
wife, which constitutes tho ground
Tor divorce asked for by Resale. Loui.
Clevering BOnaparte Is n sou OF Prince
Louis Lucien Bonapnrte who died
some time ngO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

Regulations GuvrrniuF iha Innarta.
'ian oftorsiEn iAhlbtts.
WAsntNur0S, Nov. tn. eecfs.
iary Of the Treasury has announced
the new regulations 10 govern the frpp
importation Of articles ior exhibition
At the World'a Columbian Exposition
At Chicago.
Tho regulations, which nre very
lengthy, have been carefully pfepAfgd
with View N secure expedition aud
security 10 NIL articles impurtui for "a.
hibl.Dn Mt the EXPEDITION, without
the eEac'iOns u customs duties, f,gsor
charges, aud To arrange tho proceed.
iuEf " eutry NO a. ~ Afford the utmost
convenience aud dlHpatOh.
Tie regulations, after giving inslnic.
tons, az u how tie gaOds arc 10 he
shipped, add; every foreign eXhlbl.
tor VIII prepare In duplicate a stale.
mont In tho form OF
An GNyuiUR,
which shall show the name OF the OK.
hihi,or, the marks and numbers OF the
packages, with description Of their
contents and declaration u tho quail.
~ ana market value Of each separate
article thereof In the country vi pro-
ductiUn. This statement must be
signed by the exhibitor, hut
II VIII require no further vcTi.
flcalion. Que OF tho Invoice.
will be- transmitted by mail 10 the col.
hector NJ cust0ms at Chicago and the
other 10 the oonsignue u tho goods AT
tho port OF first arrival. As n matter
Of convenience II is recommended that
all packages Intended for the exposition
be consigned 10 al agent OF forwafdcr
or commissioner VI the port OF first ar.
rival, who win attend 10 the customa
business Incident 10 tho transfer oil the
packages from tho importing vussul 10
The bonded route for transportation 90
Chicago.
TIM CONSCIENCE ~ MERgiiAGpisR
Mt the flint port of arrival must prosspt
NJ the custom house the lnvoiCu nhOye
deHcribed with a bill Of lodiuW and en-
try in duplicate, which shall show the
name of tho foreign shipper or owner.
the name u the importing vessel, tbo
marks and numbers " the packagcs,
with % statement Of the nature Of their
contents aud the foreign value as de-.
claTed IN the Invoice, The articl.s.
after they are received Ia tbs cxpo.l,
zion, viii remain under the custody of
tho customs officer aud must not be-
removed from the place designed with.
out a permit from the collector OF GUS
toms or officer who may be Designated
BY hin 10 grant such permits.D
TIN GOODS NJsr cuaJE
from tho port q! entry 10 Chicago over
bombed lines, llst Of which l. Given
In the regulations. From Ban Frauci,e1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

LONDON, Nov. 7.-Ghlstono has
written letter In reference 10 Ia,
statement N chancellor u tue rx.
chcqucr Gnschen, In which tic latter
10 credited with saying that Gladstone
had negotiated with both OF tho rival
Irish parilc II B,ulogne. In this let.
ter Gladstone slys; "What GuschHn
aaye he undelianda, he m..undor.
stands. ! had 10 faorn 10 DO with the
procruilngH At B1uiognc than he Ind.
When Pafnell ceased IL be tho leader
! Informed Mccarthy u my desire 10
hold flue communication vita him.
The communication was made for
publicity, and not Tor secrecy. ON the
police question, said what Morley
said, that | regard the care Of tho 10.
licc A. the proper butineas u tho local
government ,in Ireland, London aud
everywhere else. On tho land cues.
ton am not aware that anything was
named which was Withheld In 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

NiCroUiA, -. O., Nov. s.--A. J..
Glhyu, FORMERLY Of Stanloy's rzplorinl,
expedition, who Ia, been In Alaska
for tho past soven year, arrived let
evening from tfipon which he tried
10 roach the Aoadwatufs OF the Aiassa
river, Ho located the source about
eleven miles nOTlhoast " Mount ~.
Elias. He took ami brought hack four
hotsos iu pogfrc. condition, although
previously nothing but men on foot
have been IN the country trnyofaod.
lie explored and took Photographic
views ~ the whole country lying he.
tween the North Yukon anl the base
Of the 81, ELIAS Alps, finding Il more
suitable Tor trhiilc than was imagined
before. Glsve has proceeded direct tn
Washington 10 ask the government
for au appropriation % enable him 10
open up tho trails next season. HIS
party was composed OF himself and IA
friend roulrd Dalton, being the small.
80 party that ever iravOfscd the region.
They ul.covoscd an enormously rith
copper mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Nov. s. Fred.
ericL Murflll1, nn Italian. asserts thut
he Us sutH the Nadia " rrprn.ruted in
New Haven, saying that Ac has boon
warned u1i 20 plUss the en.e ugAiust
Afuhausl0 Lucl0, VINO assaulted his
wife, under pain NJ death. lie also
says Lucip il u member % tho Malta,
and hss crHprd Punishment f0r nam
c-lua cfimrf b. threatening murder.
Murrillu saya Lnci0 stabbed a mlu iu
the Candrc ruDhur shop year ago,
hut thr yiclim did uot dare 60 have
him arrested. On rhurdsy morning
Luclo uBtrled Aiufrilio's house, insalt-
ei his wife aud Anally stabbed her la
tho head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09
.is rersoSs Kiiisd sud several seri.
DUSTY tniurrd.

NAN1CJitr, Pa, N1v. Slate this
Afternoon a terrible explosion IT gas
occurred Ia No. ! shaft or tho SuHue.
mamma Coal Company. The nrws
quickly srgcad aud n itfgo crowd soon
gntheiod about tho scene, v0mp.sUi
principally u relatives ana ffinuis u
iniucfs employed ia the mine. twas
.oph learned that u being Sunday. bat
fourteen men were 10 work ln tie
lnlnet' W this number, six were il.
tmntly Killed and several OtNpn fatally
lnJufct. The killed ufl! William j..
williams, llcury r. Jogrs, william
Jonathan, John Aguott, Caleb Irihiug
ana Thomas Lloyd; NIL except che two
last leave families. 1hU critically in.
iufci ARE; David Powell, David A..
Smith, Thomas Thomas, Henry WI.
Hams, Howell Joincaki aud two POLAND.
viai whose names wcrn not Asceflaihul.
rlfE Accident
was caused by ,n explosion Of the ,afc
" lamps, the flames OF which igni,cd
the gas. The mine, which " 0nn VI
the bot operated by the susquuhana
Cos c1mptny, was not seriously dam.
aged, The scene about the mouth VI
the shan was hcnflrendlng.
a. soon ~ the nrws of the explosion
was nolsed about ilr Wives ami chill.
dfcn Of tile Imprisoned men gathcfcl
about the opening. Tho wivrg wrpt
Radically. A searching party was
organi1ci ~ soon ~ possible, AMI went
down 60 tho rescue oi their follow
woflSmen. They had a fearful slrug.
gle with toe dangerous after damp anu,
after nlmJet losing themselves cropping
around IN tie dark, came upon Tie
bodies oi the Victims.
The force n the explosion dashed 10
piece, several mine cars standing on
IN. tack ni the mine. Some OF the
victims were bchcnlrd, aud others d..
emb0wclod. II was q fearful spectacle,
-Four u the injured have died. They
atr' Howell JOhAnski, John Mal0ncy,
David II. James, ". J.. Williams, Jr.
All hut tho latter leave families. -Four
moro ate badly injured, nj least onu OF
whom will die. The explosion was
caused by the attempt Of Que thr men
70 change the air current, when ais
lamp exploded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09

wAsiuSoTos, Nov. L. After tho
navy department had secured the
payment for the safe AMI other yAlu.
nbles from the wrecks Of the American
man.oi-wat lost In the hurricane at
Apla, Samoa, tho wrecks themselves
were given 10 tho samoan govern.
meat. The gift has proved 10 be n
white elephant TO King Mslietoa, nc.
corilng TO information received here.
There are no appliances In tho Islands
TO raise the wreckago, but aitoT many
iuqulrice, n San Franciscan was found
who undertook 10 recover tho parts OF
value on condition that they are 20 bo
sold In san Francisco and the pfoceeds
devided equally between the wfockrrs
aud the Samoans. When the wfeckage
ws ready TO ship TO the United
Stater, the collector Of customs ut San
Franclsco held that II must pay duty,
aud tho treasury department SUSTAINED
that opinion. As n cloee computation
showsthat the duty imposed would tx.
coed the sum which can be realized
from the salc OF this wfeckage. King
Malletoa II not particularly grateful for
the present made 10 his people by the
United States government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09
TUB NAVY YAnDs.
Men Brsy Night nnd DAY aud sunday.
Toe.

BRooKLYs, Nov. IA hundred
mon are working tonight at tho navy
yard on the "Chicago," the "AilAntS.
momah" and "Ailanta," nnd passes
have boen issued for rs many mora TO.
morrow. This II said to 10 tho fret
time since the rebellion that workmen
have been employed on vessel m the
navy yard on sunday.
CiNCINNATI, Nov. lit Ia learned
here that the United States guuhoat
"Petrcl," now at Sandy Hook, under
orders TO proceed 10 China via Glhral-
Tar, has received \ change OF orders 10
proceed to China via Chile, aud will
start very soon. The news was TO-
ceiyei by private intelligence. and 10
believed thoroughly reliable.