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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
.nnrva ro THE co1rNTY,s EXPENSES.

The Board of supervisors yesterday took action on
raising the salaries of number Of employees, and upon
the claims Of supervising Architect Eastman TOT Tx
per cent upon the contracts for St. Johnand budngs'
amounting TO 2l S21 on the contracts. and on extras
enough 10 bring the amount up to S20,S26. He mas
been paid all except about $4,000 long opinion was
given by j. b. Mcyenborg, counsel TO the Board, 10
the effect that Mr.. Eastman was entitled TO the TX
per cent protracted debate followed, and super
visor rtche said that the extras and the percentage
upon them should be stricken out. supervisor jacobs
wanted Mr.. Eastman removed at once as he had been
oordernned bv two Grand Iuries. The bills were
finally referred 10 the County Auditor for approval
The salary Of the counsel Of the Board, j. b. Meyen-
borg was raised from $1,000 to $1,000 that OF the
clerk, from $4,000 to 55,OO0;s of the assistant
clerlrs. from 800 to $500 each; Of the deputy
clerk of the Court OF Sessions, from 81 100 to $500
of the clerk in the SuiTogae'S Court from $"ooo 70
S5 600 several other employees also received In
creases of salaries. The increases were ordered b! a
vote OF - TO TO- the Republican supervisors opposing
than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
THE CONTEST OF DIR. ooNANps WILL.

The contest of the will of DR.. Thomas J. Conant
,e well-known Baptist preacher and scholar by two
Of his children, Roger Conant of santa Cruz Cal.
and Mrs Edward II. Loud, of Brooklyn, was great
.nrprse 10 the four unmarried daughters who inherit
the estate by the terms of the VIII. The Will offered
for probate which date Of June 4, 1858, is sub
stantially uhe same former viii, with which the
children had professcd themselves satisfied The VIII
WAS redrawn because Dr. COnant became the resduery
,egatee of his brother Thomas o. Conant One OF tho
executors said yesterday that his father made his VIII
wears ago, aud the family knew he had left his prop
erty TO the unmarried daughters. which, as the estate
was small was satisfactory 10 ALL His brother Roger
went TO California twenty-sx years ago. ana haa not
been seen by any of the family since but he had ex-
nressed his satisfaction with the disposition Of the
property by letter. Mrs. Loud had expressed dssat
isaction with the WILL although she was married and
had a nice home In Arlington Place.
The ereaSer part Of the estate is tied up AS Mrs.
Conapt died before her husband the portion OF he
estate left 20 her for life goes 10 the four unmarried
dang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
TIE PARDON OF CAPTAIN ARMIES.
INTEREST REVIVED IN HIS ENCOUNTER WITH
GOVERNOR BEAVER

INTEREST REVIVED IN HIS ENCOUNTER WITH
GOVERNOR BEAVER
The dispatch from Cape May yesterday. stating that
the President had pardoned Captain George A.. Armes
Of the Army, was bit Of which interested all
!, officers Of the Army. notwithstanding that Captain
Armes is on the retired list It In May. 1882
that Captain Armes was tried by court-martal upon
several charges. Of which for ASSEMBLING Gov
Beaver of Pennsylvania in front of the Riggs
House. Washn gton on the day after the Inauguration
Of President Harrison. The disagreement grew out of
circumstance which occurred tho day before, and
Governor Beaver who on his cr1tches was nearly
knocked down.
Captain Armes declared guilty Of all the
charges. excepting that Of false prosecution Of Captain
Bourke Of the 30 Cavalry. and sentenced to be
dismissed from the Army. Captain Armes has been
rtmartalled upon several occasions and has been
sentenced dismissal from the service three different
times. But he has long suffered from q nervous
temperament, and many have thought he not fully
responsible for his acts hence have felt much charity
for him. He also did conspicuous service during the
Civil War. and taking all Of these things into
sideraon together with the request for mercy from
Governor Beaver. the President was induced to be
lenient and, June 8, 1880, commuted his sentence
10 confinement within the limits Of fifty miles Of Cap
tain ArTness home, and to be deprived of wearing his
uniform the insignia Of his rank in the Army for
period of FIVE years. Less than Onehaf Of this term
has expired
Captain Armes was Vfrginan. and when the Civil
War began he offered his services to the Government.
In November 1852, he was made a second lieutenant
Of volunteers. On April TO- 1866, he was commits
stoned second lieutenant In the Regular Army, and
retired as captain In September, 1888. In 1888 he
was court martiaed for misconduct and acquitted
few months afterward he was again before court
martial wac found guilty Of the offence charged. and
reprimanded In March, 1870 he was tried upon
more serious charge and dismissed from the Army
He was restored eight years atterwad by act Of Con
gress Another courtmartial in October, 1870. ne
suited in a sentence of dismissal from the Army. but
President Hayes commuted II to suspension from rank
| and duty, on half pay, for one year. few
months afterwaId another cOurtmartal resulted In
dismissal from the service. and this sentence was com
muted by President Garfield TO suspension from rank
| and duty for six months, at one half pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
PATERSON.
pAseArc rOUNTY,s TAX RATE.

The Pnssaic County Board OF Assessors met Ses'oi
- 49, ,yos nnable 10 finish its business became 1t
Ia NOD received the official notice OF the sum necessary
- no raised for county purposes. The total valuation
Of real and personal estate in the county sloO92o9l
on increase Of s219l, O06 last year. The val
uat,on in Paterson is S3O,51S,o3G, an increase OF
an 6e4 $780, In Passaic the total Is S4,1O7,oo' ah
increase of S345 800 The number OF polls IS law
In Paterson, 3,167 in Passaic' ana 3l3o IN tlc SA
- making a total Of 30 597. The taxIate in
psPerSnn Will be the same for several years past
10 20 which Is the limit allowed by the charter
The Aldermen have voted to distribute loo arc
electric lamps through the city In place OF 864 ncande'
80 ,amns Each ward will receive its pro rata
number according to the number of ncandescent lights
mic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
pEATEN WHEN DEFENDING HIS SISTER.

4 fierce barroJm fight took place in the liquorshop
~ ummyn Llddy, the puglst, at ElizabethpOrt last
night I'm which william II. McAdams' Lddys brother
i,aw was nearly killed by Leddy his bartender, Jim
Finlon. and John Liddy. They attacked McAdams
with a bottle fence picket and Ratchet Hi, mother
rushed in 10 save him, but she was nung aside. The
doors were then locked and the trio continued the
attack McAdams has several ugly wounds on his
head and it is feared that his skull Is fractured
Liddy for years has Iltreated his wife and she at
last told her brother, who last night armed himself
with club and went to Lddy's pace TO chastise him.
Tho nup1list and his friends welcomed the fray. The
soro windows and doors smashed in the fight and
the interior OF the place completely wrecked and
with fragments Of glass and broken bottles.
Waving as they thought killed McAdams his as
saiiants TOOK 10 flight The police searched the city
for item but they are believed to have fed TO New
York. McAdams, who IS thirty. five years old. was
taken unconscious 10 the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
GORHAM MFG Co..
sILvERSMITHS,
BROADWAY AND 10TH STREET.

Steamer Gen whitney. Bearss. Boston. with msss to
steamer chstaed Brl McFse Phiadelphs. in baliAssn
BARK Rose Warwick Lobos de Atpera Us day. viz
Hampton Roads with guano to orerI weasel t? brsu
to S Srder e1 vessel i to Benhaa . BoVessS
sUNsET-wind at sandy HOOK light Me- cloudy and
xIC1,y IslAnd-hghI s; cloudy.
CLEARED.
sr.amer Normanna (Gcr) HeOics hamburs southAnr
steamer prnI Frederlk Hendrix (DtOh siS6iee Am'ts''
dam Steamer sa no OCEAN aS vosss
Steamer santiago PIERCE Nassau JagO CienrusEos
Steamer Bsldomero Yglesas (span BayOna. Havana %
Steamer onnOcO Obj. Garvn, Bermuda-A Eouterondss
Steamer City OF st Augustine French Fernanna Wares
Kansas kS@O'S %s,s 5S psss
Steamer uyandotte. Walker. Norfolk Newport News
' steamer Il ii Witney. HalIett BOston-H DimOcs-
SAILED.
Steamers Normannia, for Hamburg: Mozart Liyergc4
k Richmond Vest Point Va; BraaeL Baltimore.
Also sailed. Long Island sound
Steamer Ii NJ Whitney for Boston.
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
New.York Lower Bay and Approaches Thereto.
The oysopf rSnS SS'9 s 70 Nf has te ss g
Lcwr Bay r clsss nun block and Sss on taS
swa.h Channel Range. one mile distant from S''~AA'
light vessel:
Scotland light vessel s. F.. s.
Sandy Hook Lighthouse, w. N w. >. w, =, w
Hook Beacon Lighthouse (Sondy HOok), w. n. '" EAR,
Mid-cbannel Buoy of South Channel lhr,t-elass
black and white prpendc uar stripes. has Oesh RaSes
\. T.. a r.. and established on the Swosh ShAnho is'
% miles distant from Scotland Light vessel
Scotland Light vessel. =. r. u b.
Sandy Hook Light vessel. T. y = 49,, u, ~
Hook Beacon Lighthouse SANDY HOOK, W. . ''
Sandy Hook Lighthouse. w = S; .,,on,,, s,ripes, %
The Spar Buoy (red and black h9riEon'a rsss can
Palestine shOal east has been changed % "'
buoy with red and black horizontal stllpss::, ouos
Dearipgs magnetic; distances IN naud''i "A'
1ompkinsville. ~ Y, July 30 1871 -. c.-,,..
Change in Fogslgnal Libby Islands Llgnt'ss , a..
Notice is given that about August 10
nabol trumDet now sounded during thick OF iVs a. NV
M Libby Islands Light station inrlnes 70 re tos.
Maine will te di.contlnued, and that thetesi,w Svns
sional at this station win De- steam wnlsus 81 IN.
basls OF four seconds duration, sepafa'eu os '''
tervals OF twenty.slx SECONDS
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
yoxnos Julv sp-saled steamers Tower HUI tbr'' Ds~
nett and Manhattan (Br Robinson LOT New fByl
s0-Saei ste.ners Clly o sance
Land. ana Majestic lBr. ParseiL from LNe'p"'' ~
Ne~YOTk .,o,oor A,gustN Victoria
0er Aib.rs from New York on ber way W schi pAk.
BouLoaNI July S0-Arriyed. steamer oooAm 'DV.'"
ker. from New York. -. $4,000. n.,.nxa arr, WhiSssA
AnTwRRP, july 2o-Saieos ssoesaos S~sssss's~-"
fes New. Ysxk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
,-ro MEN K11LEp BY THE OARS.

Two men were killed on the RAILROADS. H'oo on
Wednesday night. De Mott Eisler agea V"en's
hotnnan IN the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, was engaged
In Aruina cars at Walnut-st. and while standing on
the top OF car missed his footing and fell upon the
track. Three cars passed over him, completely ue
eautating him. Eisler lived in New-Brunswich anu
was unmarried ..
John Rlcard, aged twenty eight living In LAfaye,'e
vas visiting friends In Newark on wednesday hlsh',
and they accompanied him to the ferrys'' sci.'on "a
49, &C., psI,road He boarded the train and stood
S the oWer step talking when the train stared III
DasShg the Congress-st bridge he was STRUCK ns u d
ppsr and thrown on falling directly across me IdLs'
Cd the wheels of the rear cars passing over Ms Dods
lie died on the way to the hospital lie leaves WIG
and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
THE GRAyD JURY MADE MANY TRIPS.

The Grand Jury, in prcsentment handed to Re
corder smyth yesterday, gave the result OF their OBJ
servatons on visits to the Home for Trained Nurses,
the Charity Hospital penitentiary, workhOuse, aims
house. Fennle Luatic Asylum, all the institutions on
Harris Island the city prison, the House Of Detention,
Ludlow Street Jail and the Yorkvillc Prison Some OF
the Institutions commended and the improvement
OF others was urged. The Female Lunatc Asylum. II
was said did mot contain sufficient room, and the old
wooden pavions were declared TO be disgrace 10
the CITY, The Yorkvie Prison condemned, as
there good facilities there for keeping male and
female prisoners separate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Jerome Park, 30 p m.
Brighton Beach races, 2:30 p. m.
Brooklyn baseball contest. Polo Grounds,
D. m.
Deuarture OF nine Fresh-Ar Fund parties and day
excursion.
Examination OF Captain Thompson United States Court
Coroner's inquest Obey murder case. jamaica 8
D. m.
Funeral Of F. c. Havemeyer, ST. Peters Church, West
chester, ( 80 p. m.
Mrs. Leslie Carter's examination. Court Of Common
Pleas.
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
NEWARK.

rr,VAI. DrvIDEND OF THE NEW-JERSEY MUTUAL
Tho affairs of the New-Jersey Mutual Lie insurance
Company, which was wrecked ana iooucu me-, 80.
a Nv Insurance sharps arc about to be settled mp,
and tho final dividend OF II IA per cent VIII De pau
an August l on preferred claims Prior DIVIDENDS Oh
o5 and 10 per cent have been paid making atoeeVn7
4s IA per cent The preferred claims are uestn c,ns
that matured before 1875. All nvlne pun, 49," ao
90 .xcnuded from the dividend. Nearly all the men
Ono were connected with the affairs OF the NewJersey
Mutuel are dead Benjamin Fl. Noyes, who was pre.l-
dent OF tho National Capital, which swallowed up inc
assets of the Hope of New-York and the Ne~-1eIsey
Mutnal Is said to be lying in n New-faven hoSplOA
H. o. convicted in Newark and sent to state prison
for his participation in the affair j. H. steadwcll
who was associated with HIM is dead ana Gis1s so
HaIstead who was a director OF the New-Jersfy siu
tuai Ex-Governor Joel Parker TIE ns bs ettor
ney Jacob ranatta A6rey General OF the state ana
Colonel G. n. Abec1 the County te Sona ont
Of The wrecklng of the company, have since died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
DIR. LAssEN,s PUG DOG IN COURT.

THE pug dog owned by DR.. Helen 8. LasSen' Oh NO
i52 Henry-st which taken from under the eye Oh
its mistress BY a dog-catcher day or two ago, ap
peared in the Adams street Police Court Yesterday
careful.y led b. Or. LASH She has +ound that she
has no case against Peter Mclean, the dog-catcher
for whom she secured warrant, and who IS held In
5000 bail, she has agreed TO drop the prosecu
ZION. TIE dog was on the street unmuzzled, ana so
,ha doecatCber had right to take him, as Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel Matthias told DR.. Lassen. one
could not swear that the man who took the dog was
Ne man under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31

:. xsw.york to recover s1o,54e 20, which he is al
- % have embezzled in collision with Charles W.
,voteon a clerk. and Henry Dater, jr'' proker
nnrcben was until about year ago head clerk iof
.ton 4 Weyl and is said, BY means OF false entries
I'V nv Ical purchases and the payment OF oa
on NY nSrerafing the amount named between OctoDcr'
s9' and Jne 1890 to have deirauded his employers;
pprchell denies the charges. lie furnished yoo od
rbntg Golden for his appearance when the case Is
Lied for trial. His brother. George .. Buroheh aiu
Erederick Bersler became his bondsmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
THIS WHITE STAR LINE HAS NEW AGENT.

The White star Line viii have new agent after
september l. j. Bruce Ismay who has since 1887 been
the agent OF the line in this country is about TO start
for England help his father, who besides being the
director Of the White Line, is Of the directors
Of the London and Northwestern Railroad. MI ISmay
will be succeeded By Maitland Kcarsey. who has been
one Of the London agents OF the Canadian tacic Rail
road and had charge OF the shipping Interests OF that
line between Vancouver. JAPAN China, Australia and
III lndInS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
FOR A WORLDWIDE BANKING BUSINESS
Mr. scR1BA's HOPE OF AN INCOME HUNG UPoN
-----....... az ANn nRIrsT

Mr.. scR1BA's HOPE OF AN INCOME HUNG UPON
THE UNIVERSAL BANK AND TRUST CO.
A. Jackson Hyatt the referee appointed to examine
Augustus NJ Serbia in supplementary proceedinss nee
his report yesterday. Serbia was sued by Luciie o.
Pierson for S427. The judgment Is unssusneu
Serbia testified that the hOuse at Montrose-oh''ne
Hudson. which is worth 100000, was owned by MS
wife. She had other real estate. He was fornoris
cashier of the National shoe and Leather bahh VI
New1York. and also United states bank examiner
Since 1888 he had not earned $500 He h'u ho
diamonds and all the stocks that he owned hau ooeh
pledged as security for loans He had discounted MUGS
IN the belief that he would large income ioh
a company not yet fully organized, Of when nc was
treasurer and director. He had not vet Drawn a's
salary This was the Universal Bank ana !IuS'
Company organized In 1888 under the laws OF hen-
lucky. ,,,,
This is the bank Of which Colonel George "iinaih
Cameron Leybourne, who recently tired 70 oonihn'
suicide In Rome, the protector 1t Is reuelouS
as we'll as a political organization, ana Coionei Ley
bourne sought the cooperation of the Pope IN 'ne
scheme Mr. Serbia had been informed that IL hau
$40 600 on deposit In the Bank OF France AssS
ciate hanks were TO be established all over the world
e. T. SinQue, the acting president Is now III fans'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
FIRES ENOUGH FOR ONE MARKET.

Controller Myers believes that the frequent recurrence
~ fires in the public markets calls careful
supervision OF the make; tails and the wav In which
they kept therefore addressed letter TO Market
Superintendent James DAILY yesterday pointing out that
a. long loose and packing and empty boxes ana
barrels are allowed TO accumulate in The markets they
VIII be continually Liable 10 eoAaagraton. The unass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
An AoUEDUcr CONTRACT LET.

At special meeting Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
Yesterday contrast constructing approaches and
,,nlng walls at Croton Dam awarded to the lowest
bidder. A. NJ Newton. at siT573 u.s. The case OF Con-
tractors David & Paige and NJ. S. Coleman, summoned TO
explain unwarranted decay their Bog Brook ana Carmel
work. was adjourned to August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
DEATH OF ISAAC p. FRINK.

Isaac p Frfnk, prominent business man anu prop
- oTr,e- NJ Newark. died suddenly yesterday at
long Branch from apoplexy. Mr.. Frinh was born Id
Ner.york and was sixty nine years old. when
vmnQ man he engaged in mercantile business IN
Newark. He secured patent on Light Teneetor ana
oWt TITO the business Of manufacturing IT, amasSlig
~e tnne me- He invested largely In property In Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
Dress Goods.

o,t, Mr. Myers says were intended for ONCE purposes
and not for storage issued these precautionary oec
tons 10 Superintendent DAILY
thereafter you will please instruct che cohec''rs IN
vour bureau that in addition their other duties hey
m he exuected TO see that such inhammaole material 10
not allowed to remain the premises Notify all Market
men OF this rule and inform them that It's nfcon wiz
be followed by an immediate revocation OF ncNse'
Clerks and collectors Of markets are reduirea nsAs
,ou Injunction to see that the Controllers orders are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
Solid Silver.

The assortmGtt of Solid Silver pre-
sented this season, for use or ornament
is even larger than last year, when it
seemed as if the inventive faculties Of
the Silversmiths must have been ex-
hausted, but in this race for supremacy,
the Gorham Company are so far adj
vanced as to be now recognized by all
as beyond rivalry in this important
branch of art manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
OVTGOTVG ST fFRS
kATuRDAr. AUGUST l.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoAK THURSDAY. JULY 3d. iss
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Polara Ger. Busch stetn July To- win muse W
II Cortls. 81, ,.,a,ro rriv . q, 7 uc,.
win mdse 10 Busk JevOns Arrived ~ the nar H. %"
pm. ,,...,., porto cortsz n aavs w IN
ma IA Vessels Co. Arriy we'd at tho Bar AZ
,,...o ua.aco. aav. with
,rnit M Names co Arrived at the Bar az noon. 49, ~
steamer PoiiiA Brl. Ash, tJohnA va haniaA. ""
uds and mas Bowrng q AichloaW Avn x.,A
steamer Wendell Burpee tbr. Cameron, 81 'Vnh Np' WIN
lumber 10 order. vessel 10 " Parker d 90: . "a. .
steamer 81 Mar Mason New orleans odays WIN maso !"
John r Van sickle. ,,.....o.. Ana Nor,olk with
mdse and asseng gers o ldDomnion IS GO ana
steamer Winthrop, honar. stJshn, NIB. WIN mess sAa
.snasn ? ara "A " II smith y Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
Official Assignee, bankruptcy Court, DubIir


In pocket Of the prisoners trousers was q purse
containing IL sOverelgns and he declared that he had
no more money in his possession, but when he was
searched draft on Songman Brothers for $500 was
found in one Of his shoes Brydc said the trouble was
over some debts which owed in Ireland, and he had
come to this country in the hope of earning enough
IN nav them He showed a memorandum to account
FIR the money I'm his possession Yesterday Bryde
taken before United States Commissioner Shields, who
refused TO hold him. the British ConsulGenera pre-
sented no complaint Later Bryde released az tho
Tombs Police Court and late in the afternoon lie went
Which lad been taken away from him. He may
for false imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Mendonca, Brazilian Min
lister at Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-deneral FeliS
Agnus Of Baltimore. and Senator george H. E,wh' 4"
potsdam w GRAND UNIoN-Congressman John II.
Ketcham of Dover Plains. N Y. HoFFMAN-Edward
J. Meegrn. OF Albany. NoRMAND1E-state Controller
Edward wempe, Of Albany. sTURTEvANT-state Sen
ator Titus Sheafd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
HxALDERMAN COWIE MUCH BETTER

The report published yesterday TINT cx-Alderman
lanes A. Cowie dangerously III denied at his
home last night. Mr. Cowe's daughter said last
evening that her father was dangerously Ill two
weeks ago, but that he is out OF donger now. Mr.
Covte ana his family viii go 10 the Catslils On
Ssnxsv fes a vacation af several weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
LONG ISLAND.

HOTEL PROPRIETOR CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Deputy sheriff Louis Walters yesterday arrested
william " Burchell proprietor of the ST. James Hotel
At Rockawag Beach. In proceedings brought against
him by Norton We'll. csiee brokers Of No. % Fnan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
THE ARRESTED IMMIGRANT MAY BEING SUIT.

Thomas Bryde, stout, ford Irish farmer. was ar
rested on the steamship City of New York by Detective
sergeants Mulrey and Mulvy on Wednesday night and
locked up at Police Headquarters because the ponce han
received the following cable dispatchi
Warrant issued and in the police for arrest
Of Thomas Bryde bankrupt, passenger by City OF New
York steamship who $500 IN his possession Arrest
him seize money and hold pending extraditon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
A MEDAL FOR THEIR BILLET MASTER.

The members Of the ballet Of Kiralfys king solomon
presented to their ballet master, signor Augusta fo
medal yesterday token Of their regard anu Alnu
feelings for him. The medal was inscribed as follows
'"To the Ballet Master Augusta Franciol. sou'e4i -
Baet Corps Eldorsdo king Solomon Summer Season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
Announcements

A.,A.-Do you own the house you I've IN Window ~
so let Roebuck for Ms celebrated M sn4 wood md
Screens Weather Strip Slides, maze N any nv
Snsbe1 10 match house TRIM No charge for estimates W
R0FBiJCK l72 Futon.st. Established 10 ys"le'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous DsnT,rt ~
the beat tooth powder in world for preserNsY Wv
tseth. 'Rsfreshins and delicious" "a Genus "'S'''